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r 1 ".■ ■ . •a , J ' * . 1 ' • ' • ' ■ W. f /-1 • i - . ^ ^ ► tv ■< ^ w- g. - ' TIMES. THOMASVILLE, GA. Satpbday, Apbk. - - 1873- LOCAL COLUMN . \ F«S -n .» to ic 17 Faucy,...——•— - Post Office Horn's. From ami after UtinUata, the ofllce will l>v opeu for the delivery of mall, »• follows : From ft a. in., to 12 m., in the morning. From 2 to 6p. in., iu the evening. From 8 to Oa. m., on Sunday*. Front floor will be opeu i-> that parti.** having look boxes ran get their mall at nil hours. The mails for all point* will close at« p m. J. W.SKWAUD, P.M. March 31st 1-73. The Sixth ol This day will proved anticipated arrangements of our Fire men arc carried out, one of the most of Mai. Vf ir ih<i "preson drawn large crowds from bolh town and country. ^ Tho Xeptunes, under whose auspices all the arrangements arc making, at first proposed to have their annual - Superior Court. His Honor Judge J/ansell, will open the Spring T»rm of the Superior Court um V 7. for Thomas county on Monday next brilliant Uiat has yet marked ^ ^ *^0., ~ D i annual parades, that has myanabljr Xthen interested, will do vudl to take due notice and govern themselves accordingly. We are indebted to the Clerk of the Court for the following in- : formation,which may prove interesting t> 7i- o it *., T • to t-I»c bar. and nublie also. There Iris Ball in the City Hall, but noiwiihstand- . , . Inn knlnw.. n»,..n „ i '•“* U «»*S ht 1I,C forty civil suits. besides twenty-six brou^.it ing / .he large size of the //all, it is now deemed insufllcieut to accommodate the brilliant throng that will doubtless be here on that occasion. Application has been made to the Hoard of County Commissioners, for the privilege of j the two immense'halls in the Court House, wlu re ample room wHf be had tripping the light any number of cur at Fall T< bei .1 Iarg<^ number of n standing over < ill bo called tl ! for promcna EeligiouB. fantastic toe, a Till:UK will he services in all the ners lor carrying o:i a llirtatiou. We churches on to-morrow as follows : I hope that these halls, which wore de- Methodist Church—Reverend C. S. j signed for the public use, may be given Rockwell, at tho usual morning hour. j our gallant firemen ibr this oeeasi .n Sunday School iu the afteri hall aficr four. Mootin' lie afternoon at as they have worked hard enough the ng ol the Bible [ past yeiir and saved enough property Society at 7 1-2 o'clock in the evening. Baptist Church — Reverend Mr. Gnuldcn, at the usual hour. Sabbath Sehool in the morning, at nine o'clock. Episcopal Church—Service at 10 1-2 o'clock in the morning, by the Rev. Mr. Brown. Sabbath School 5 V. M. l’rcsbylcrian Church—Reverend Mr. <£iirtcr.n tu, will proicli in this church at the usual hour in the morning. Sabbath School 4 p, m. The Planters Stork.—'This well known establishment has in addition to their well assorted stock of Choice Family Grocenes, Liquors, Hardware, Staple Dry Goods, and Household Goods. A full Stock of Furniture. Are also prepared to sell fine Parlor and Bedroom Setts, at New York and Boston Manufacturers Prices, five per cent commission added. Illustrated catalogues ot furniture always on hand, wherefrom selections can be -made, in addition to the above, and many other goods too numerous to mention. Wc have the sole agancy for the celebrated “Magna Charta Stove,” used by hundreds of our best families, and arc warranted to con sume less fuel and to be better bakers, than any other Stove sold in this country. This stove look the highest premium for the best baker among the many others exhibited at the last Thoraasvillc Fair. Buyers will do well to call at S. Goldstone & Co's., “Planters Store” ami examine their new stock before making their purchases. mar 22-2iu Key Found.—A small brass key about an inch and and a half long With the No. 17 cngrnved'ou it. The owner can have it by calling at this office. Tiie First Soda of the Season.— Don't fail to stop in and see the splen did new Spda Fount just put in oper ation by W. E. Davies *Nc, (Jo. Every thing is perfectly new and fresh. None * but the best and purest syrups used. If you wish a drink of the cooling, gu**hlng, bevel age call and you „will find the ever present ami polite Jun ior of the firm ready lo wait on both ladies ami gentlemen. mar 2!>-2t. Dost.—Some where between Dr. Bowers and Judge Alexanders a fur Cape, the findc* will be suitably re warded by leaving it at the Times ol- . flee. ^ Take a Drink.—Samuel J. Casscls Would call the attention of his friend* to the fact to-day his Soda Fount is pul in operation. Syrups unsurpass ed. Everything neat, and prompt at- und wreathe for ibis festive to d< this from the autin (if course the yo their choicest He them, as they only occasion. hope to see many of the beaux and belles from Albany, Bainbridge, Quitman, Valdosta, aud other points, in our town, on the (Uh. We can promise them a magnificent parade and a ball, the managers of which as they appear below, is a sullkieutguar antee, that everything will be con ducted properly and in the most perfect order; whilst the music will be unsur passed. We have to omit the correspondence which appeared in the columns ot the '‘Enterprise” for want of space. The “Stonewalls,” of Bainbridge, will he here in force with their sweet hearts, and also a delegation from the “Oak City Hook and Ladder Co.,*’ aud of course the Deparlim ul Officers; which with the “Rescues'* lu re, and our own Department Officers, will make a grand street pageant. The following arc the committees who arc working w ilh a will to have everything just as it should be. CoMMiUit ofArrangoiii Messrs. W. E, Davies. A. T. lay lor, 1. Levy and S.'Goldstone. Assistants—Messrs. W. W. Williams, M. Isa:.:-, J. 11. Lad- son, C: Rhineauer, E. II. .Smith and J. T. Wail. This Committee is divided into the Uowiug Mib-divbions: pi/oa—Messrs*. A. T. Taylor. E. Jb Smith and J. T. hr .ratio,,-- Me: nan. J. T. Wat JJ-H-M.v-srs. nan, M.-I •s. I. Levy and t s. S. Gold . J. II. La the docket and Term of the Court. There are six’., a cases on the criminal docket formal, but none of any magnitude. O./.y five appo.-d cases from Courts be! v, which 8) cak3 v. ell for the manner in which th.-y have administered Justice. But live r ises :n equity are docketed. Tl.ere appears from the records of the Cour: to be only two person^ Thomas county wlu* have tired ot ; matrimc.iul state, and r.sks at l term of tbe Honorable Court to h:i these relations dissolved. Some : trying to get out of the difficulty whi others ru-.li madly into it. Meeting oi the County Commis sioners.—A quorum of the corai...- sioners for this county, viz: Col. V. .J. Yeung, Mr. J. L. Finn, aud Isaac Alderman, met at the Court House ,n Wednesday the 16th. This we believe is the second meeting of the Board. They passed a number of road or.l rs and also passed upon several claims against the ebuniy. Rev. II. W. Sharpe, was elected Clerk of t! Board. There is no provision ma in the hill for tins ofiice we believ but the servigag of a clerk for the Board, whose time, is given to the County free, is so necessary, we pr sumo the Grand Jury will at the next term of the Court supply any deficien cy that may exist of this kind. The Commissioners adjourned over until to-day, for the purpose of receiv ing a report from the County Ticasur er, in order to be enabled to make ai exhibit, as the law requires, to the Grand Jury next week. ^l>i:roR. that there soldiers In titles to suit purcha.- tentioii to all. npr5 tf. Court Week.—As next week is Court, when a inrge number of our citizens will he in town, wc extend a cordial welcome to all. to drop into our office—on Jackson Street, McIn tyres new building, up stairs—look over our Exchanges, and see one nuioug the handsomest and most per fectly fitted up newspaper offices iu Georgia. Conic iu gentlemen and see us, and make yourselves at home. To tiie Ladies!—II. Wolff & Bro's storehouse is now filled with the most choice selection of Ladies’ Dress Goods, Hats, Parasols, Notions and Novelties of all kinds. Call and sec them before purchasing elsewhere. No trouble to show goods. They will not be undersold, but propose to sell as cheap as anybody. nprl2-lm. II. Wolff & Bro. Mrs. Richmond.—This lady is still in our town, and is offering rare in ducements to those who-wish to quire the art of painting, either for profit or pleasure. Wc acknowledge ilio receipt of a very fine picture, the work pf one of Mrs. R's., pupils, (his second elTorl)which would do credit to a fur more skilled pencil. It is hanging up in our office and may he seen by any. It is certainly a highly creditable effort, to be but the second one. Sec her advertisement. fcfii. : Just opened at I. Levy’s, a baud some liue of Gent's Fundshing Goods ot the latest styles. One dozen dif ferent styles ot Collars, Scarfs, Ties, Ac., and lor sale at very leasonable prices. npr 5-ly Personal.—Col. Jno. Screven and Col. Haines speilt a day or two iu place during the past week, looking after the interest of the Atlantic and Gulf Road. These gentlemen are giving their undivided time and at tention to this great and important Railway, and wc trust that their suc cess may be commensurate with their zeal. We had the pleasure of meeting -the hitter gentleman in our office, where he will always find a vacant chair when in Thoniasvillc. Wc had the pleasure of a call from Dr. A. L. Hamilton, of Atlauta on yesterday. He is ilic agent of the Hon. A* II. Stephens, and is engaged in introduc ing Ins “School History of the United States.” We understand that our teachers and Board of school commissioners are very favorably disposed toward tins work, and that it will in all proba bility, bo introduced at an early day in all our schools. Just opened at I, Levy’s, anew fine of shoes for Ladies, Gents, Misses and Children. Oar stock of Lsdies Shoes cannot bo surpassed bv any house in fhe City. Those wishing the article, will save money by giving us a call npr My. .V Ti !> to i relay i: arly, in company with a friend . ur pleasant town rapid!;. Aficr a drive ol sixteen mib s th I and lane, with a line, coo] [orating morning these dead St April has. by < set apart by l! mi n-1-2 While .tiox Day.—We believ arc several Confcdera: riod in our Cemetery, an respectfully suggest to iat they, in common ui, v.onu n of the South, seal , fresh flowcis of spring o-.> The 26th *nsent, b We are authorized and requested to I JLQTfTSS announce Donald MacLean, Esq., as 9 TAILOR. All kiads of work* Cutting, Making, Repairing, a candidate for County Treasurer at the ^ensuing election to be held on Wednesday, the 14th ot May next. Grinding.—Mr. Luther Thomp sons grinding days are Wednesday’s and Saturdays. lie commence* to- day, and promises to make the equal of Tennessee meal. See his adver tisement. he., done at hi* old »taod _ . FLETCHER ST. mar 21-Jtn. SPECIAL NOTICES. PIANOS—WHERE TO BD¥. FEBRUARY 1, 1873. $310. 11al. octavo. *3 >-'» »u|*trb J r the crfebrMvl Mu-on A : IUluiln an> Fitly t|y!«, tro*u $50 to $ iKUv. rc l freight i>.lid to cork > > rtof’.l.o outli. Xnv pi.se of .sheet jsic Rook puhli-hf 1 in the UullcUS t-pui'h'on receipt ■ 1 retail price orders to LUDI*1 IN a RATES. Remember! If you need any Book*, Pai-er, Ink, Elf cl my j.rl nd it ii me and I will mail it to you : import most overytblry dir Never be taken iu by fl .urislii: but try ail and select the be*! Illustrated catalogue* sent fre apl2-tf. II. L.Scuukinki Price List* aud E. Remington & Son. Arc Agents for several First Class Companies. nich22 3m Hr. R. L Hall’s A.nti»Ghi;tt & Fevec Pit Is, AT Wholesale and Retail by T. S. PAINE, •lithe: list a i iv as 10 lime :i passed: and: l our.-elvcs at Full hooks county lino, in respome to ivitatioii of our old friend Mr. Fulh-r. The occasion being a l’ic Nic I li-di fry (the latter part of tbe j.ro- inune was left out) owing to ihe litlieuity in tlraiuiug the Mill l’oxd. ;ire indebted to Master Johunie ic for four specimens of the finny •, the only ones secured during the day wc believe. We had gone for fish and was bound to have them. Not withstanding tho disappointment of a chance lo get choked ou fish bones (wc had carried our diffident young triend Dr.T— along expressly to n bund for this kind ot practice but lie didn't get a “nibble,") every thing passed oil' pleasantly. -In immense crowd was in attendance, mirth, good humor, and a good dinner prevailed; whilst the inspiring tones of the violin, together with the dulcet notes of au accordeou drew quite a crowd of lads aud lassies, demonstra ting that Music vet hath charm*, &?., The planters in this as well as other sections of our count)' seem to be well rith their woi k. Wc passed cue plantation (among many others) that bore evidence of being well managed. Fences iu gcod repair, laud thorough ly prepared for the present crop, but the best evidence we saw of this gen- al bales of cotton slid under his Gin house, and better still a large crib well tilled with corn and the shark- oil it. A who farms on tin- plan uin>t always succeed. Wc In ;-.* to sec t!::s Ionian's crop reprinted at our l Fai Tiler th the be oi tiie planters may b« guard, we will teil th. A. W. Milch ell. We v thanks t<» the manv f we arc indebted for co ili them, that wesh trip to that p. ilmq.i Gents !—Have you seen the ia:ge ur.eni of Gen.l.L.enV nothiug and furnishing goods, whi.h v.e have' biouglit out this sia-'ou; 1 and -ec us. We wili sell os cheap and eaeap- er than ain body. Try u*. Uur st\ les are of the latest. aprl2-lm. 1J. Wolff fc Bro. New Goods.—The ladies will f.ud an unusually liue display ot dress and and*fancy goods on tho cotyuleis of many of our Merchants. Now is time to make your selections before they arc picked over. Those wishing to be economical should visit the store of Levy, as he is determined during tho Sprjhg and Summer season, to offer particular in ducements to close buyers. Country merchants buying at wholesale, will save money by priciug our g^ods be fore ordering from other markets, •pr&ljr, ol Public are request lately. •rs«n dcsirr peopb -of our.dead, wcjhope that . g here, allho’ hc^may yet!,. rs ov.*r the ii nt all war's alai er. mu would <•: cleaning off • again.*-1 the l 'i he Coin miss, of Education . l* called to ineel xt Wednesday, . key, Presidw.•. i;::ur. Secrelai . oldi.ig claims ; Schools, lor ) hand th FIRST CLASS • GRIST MILL. —AXD— LUiiasn vm\m estab LsildKEHT, A Ijoining 0.3. Thompson’^ Foundry* L. J. SPITZ, Cabinet Maker, Has removed his Shop from Broad to Jackson Street over Thompson’s Foundry, near the Depot, where he is fully prepared to execute all work entrusted to him, with promptness and dispatch. Give him a call—prices moderate.* L. J. SPITZ. March 21-om. F. PAINE, BOOT & SHOE MAKER, Brtod Stmt. THOMASVILLE, QA Work promptly done guaranteed. mar 21-ly Premium List FIELD CHOPS, OFFERED IiV T/1E S. G. A. & M. ASSOCIATION, At the Fair of 1873. CLASS 1. For the largest crop of cotton pro duced upon oue acre of up land, with a statement of the mode of cultivation, the amount and kind ot manures used, the period of planting, the number of times plowed and hoed, the kind of seed used, and giving cost of pro duction, 850 For largest crop of cotton grown on 5 acres of land iu one body,—same requirements as above, For largest crop of field peas raised ou 1 acre, For largest and best crop of native grass hay raised ou one acre, Largest and best crop of grass hay, other than native, raised ou one acre, 10 For largest cron ol corn grown on one acre oi upland, period of { ilanting, mode of cultivation, find of coni, times plowed and hoed, amount and kind of manure applied, giving, cost of production. 50 For largest crop of corn grown on 5 acres of upland, in one body, same requir HANSELL & HANSELL, Fire Insurance Agts. Representing Old Hartford, of HARTFORD CONST. N orth British Mercantile, ASD J SOUTHERN MUTUAL. j Hale High School ft.Q. Moody A. M. meh 22 2m Principal JOSEPH JERGER&BRO. Watch-Makers and Jewelers, LARGE STOCK OF Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, MUSICAL mSTBUMENTS. Lnrge supply of .Spectacle*, on Land repalr- toepromptly done at moderate ratee. " atchet and other article* left In *bop over six month* we will not be reiponalble for. For larg op of win 20 iu-tits, 10 s acre, 10 ised anxious t< the f’ouut cd childn s of tcachin >ol, can row be cmpl<> i ti> the Board, at its n 1 meetings. The Boar •-daMish rcliools throu . i . lor both white and co!> R. II. Luukey, Presiden . Posters, Bills, Letter Heads Ac.—Wc would respectfully cal', the attention of our merchants, lawv.ru and others in want of tiie above, or, lact, any kind, style or fashion of Job work, to tiie fact that with the latest improved Gordon Job Press we e fully prepared to do any and all kinds of Job work, not only on the shortest possible notice, but ou the most reasonable terms, We have gone to a he ivy cash outlay in the purchase of flic best style of Job Press in use, ami a new and first rate selec tion of Jul* Material. We hope that our readers w ill nt least allow us a bid on any work desired. Call at our office and >ee Press and specimens of Courtesies from Neptune Fire Company.—We arc in receipt of a very kind iuvitntiou from Mr. I. Levy, the efficient secretary of the above company, to be present at the animal parade and celebration of “Neptu ie Fir** Company'' on the 6th of .May. Wc shall' but t< the liai.py.to a- invitation, and t. company may hav gooJ lime on l! -We fi res iu It IS I) ! five hum'.: Kmoiy (\ other gav acts of lib Gallery. Yiu- Fa?- fir . Mr. James R. Harda mi iu nt a:u*ng them. Ti. style an ! wtl! adapted uaimntaiiun. besides b T lie Doctor lias the r> wing a lirst-rate artist, . t m illed to it. t gem-rally known that itizeii* gave Bishop P: red dollars for the bent ', dlege, at Oxford, whilst c a hundred dollars, on :4 hi- late visit here, ralily doe* credit totlie 'Oil ormvoll, Importers cf HARDWARE AM) IRON, SAVANNAH, GEOROIA. x^. ii i ii r r , BOOT Si SHOE MAKl'TL *: »IT "UrJcr*, larjivor *u»:ill, iToaptly fit toil. AI.I. WORK WARRANTED. Miss. Alldie E. Motlellau & Co, Tiiomasville, Georgia, Books, Pciiodicals, Magazines. Sta tionery, Ink, Pons, Penholders, Letter, Note and Initial Pa per, School Books, Blank Books, Albums, Cards apd Card Cases. A choice selection of Poe ms. All orders for Books., Papers and Magazines solicited and promptly at tended to. Daily papers constantly on hand. mar21-6m. NATIVE WINE. HOME PRQOUGTlQtt —FROM THE— 1 J nev Woods Vineyard, DELAWARE CONCORD ILIBTFORD HARTFORD SWEET 10 of sweet po- •dat bv’dig- Tii ties and is but another evidenced the already Jar famed imputation of our place au<l people for generous and no ble actions. Than xs.—We are unde; obligati ^as to Mr. William Estdl, the well known and popular News Dealer in Savan nah, for a well selected hatch of peri odicals pictorial*, newspapers, 4*c. If you want anything in thql line in Savannah Estill is the man to fiil your orders, Fir*^Premium forb>~t Sugar Machinery c:irea (’asriags at S-iuth Ge-.rgiL Aghc i tir..! and Me-c :anic!e A&- eocutwt Fair, 13/2; also a; Earant.-Jt Agr-cuRural Asjjciatien 1872. JOHN MiDONOl UH. T. IiAL.INT YNE. HcDOIOtGH, BILLIXTVSE, Iron and Brass FO UNDE H S Machinists and Pattern Makers. Coc. Eo*t Broul ao<l Libert j S'.-.. SAVANNAH, HA. age eighth of an acre 25 For largest crop of Irish potatoes raised on one-eighth of an acre, 5 For largest crop of ground peas or pindera raise dyer acre, the crop to be ascertained by dig ging and measuring an aver age eighth of an acre. For largest crop of chufas raised on 1 acre, crop to be ascer*. taiued in same manner as above, 10 Competitors for the above premi ums arc required to have the land measured and the articles to be weigh ed or measured in the presence of three disinterested ami reliable wit nesses and certificate produced from them with a sample of crop. The requirements above must be furnished in writing to the Secretary at the time of making the entry. CLASS 2. For the largest crop of Indian corn rai>cd by any white boy uuder 16 years of age upon 1 acre of land 10 For largest crop of cotton pro duced by any white boy under 1C years of age upon oue acre, 10 CLASS 3. Best variety of bread corn, with two bushels as sample, weight to be considered. 5 Best variety ol corn for stock, with two bushels as sample, weight to be considered, 5 Best variety of sweet potatoes, two bushels as sample. 3 Best variety of tabic pea, one bush el as sample, 3 Best bushel of rice, upland, 5 Best bushel of oats. 3 Best bushel of irish potatoes, Geor gia raised, 3 For five bushels of the largest sweet potaloes, 3 Best two pumpkins, 1 Best two C as haws, 1 Best 5 bales of upland cotton, 50 Best bale of upland cotton, 100 Best bale of sea island or black seed cotton raised on upland, 10 Best two stalks of cotton, green seed, Diploma Best bale of wool of 300 pounds, 10 Best 10 pounds of leaf tobacco, 5 WINE When the premium is for one or more bags, all the bags must bo on the grounds. All bags to average 150 lb*, each. CLASS 4. ; j For the best barrel of flour, Diploma riimu- j For the best barrel of Georgia flour. « For the best bushel of white com meal. For the best buthei of grits, 2 For the best barrel of sugar made irom sugar cane in Georgia or Florida, 10 For the best barrel-of Svrup ^ made from sugar cane, ’ 10 Competitors for premiums on sugar and syrup are rt quested to give a des cription of the process of making the same. For the Ueu sample of stock food cotton seed. Diploma BUGAS GEAR A auuZl-l 1WEB8, ETC. - For the best box of smoking to bacco, u For the best box of chewing to bacco* “ Foj the best box of cigars made in the Cotton .States. Diploma The Association also offer the foK lowing SPECIAL PREMIX MS; For the larger* aud best display of articles, of all kiads, tra- braceil in Department B, Class 1st, to-wit: Preserves, pickle*, jellies, catsups, etc., made by any one lady, the articles to be all manufac tured by the exhibitor, 50 To. .the gentleman paying the largest amount of entry fees, 25 To the lady paying tho largest Amount of entry fees, 2 By order of tbe l>oard of directors^* A.P. WRIGHT, President. C. P. Hansell, .Secretary. t . .. iiti. A. H WRIGHT. C. W.8TEO .iLL TH08. C. MITCHELL Special Partner, WRIGHT & STEGALL, BANKERH AXD COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Is sMItka to their IhuImcm they hare erected a XEW BRICK WAREHOUSE t and make liberal ad- TAYLORi LADSON, General Merchandise, Of Every Deecrlptkm; larladtsc fuinsi .sVrruss. *4every kind, keys ceaMaatly e* LjuvI and for *-k> <>»» Ecwomm Term*. We reepretfoilv Inrtt* onr Prlewt* !• rail «M examine oar Slock be lor* maktas tketr purr Urn- ea end ire will guarantee nibhdM MUmh DRY GOODS, Dining Saloon boots, Table Supplied with Fresh Oysters and Fish j AND THE BEST OF EVERYTHING, leals at Any and All Hours., LOCATION ON JACKSON ST. The mlMcribt-r take* jJrasuro in pabUc that he U still u hi* old »t parAl to acouianKHtate them with all ttieg* CjtoocI to l£nt. H< DSttinf up. *n<l will have r.alr !n « f c w dav*. • Dinth* Apartment, which will I* retired. Mtivenieat, well /uraiehoi and kept Ux>t\>u«hiy In addition to the Saloon, be h*» now on luutd and will keep rou*tautl> »uppli«.i with Tiie Finest Cigars, SHOES, HATS, WILLOW WAKE, NOTIONS &C. 1 would take this occasion to irtucn my best thanks for the very lilwtal ! patronage that has heretofore been I exteudetl to me, and would aak a cou- j tinuancc of the >ama for tho iu w 1 firm of Taylor and i.adson—promls- . . „ | ing to leave nothing uadono to merit toil^«»“« *>-*.'• ™ “■» - 'or, your palroaagt\ M*ly A. F. PREVATT torta, Ijl adere, 15 cents; La Flor do M< Frri* Oyihri mmdFUh arriving t. ain aud lor wile in anvdewired ouAtitit. family Gitomncs. A. 5 R. SMITH, DEALER IX Srorsse A. T. TAYLOR. Bakery CONFECTIONERY, House Furnishing (Hoods. Have now aud keep constantly *o hand a Large assortment : viz: PITTMAN BROS, DEALERS IX Bffif COQOSj 8Q©TS, HATS, HA.RBWA.RE ET0., ETC. Domestic Goods, Brown Homc- sjiuns, of all kinds, Bleach- ings, Tickings, Punt Stuffs, Crockery 111 everything neetol by Farmeni; oech u PLOWS, IIOES, TRACES, Etc. We buy our Goods at the lowest pri ces nud we intcud selling for short profits. Cull and examine our stock before purchasing. ^ Wo arc Agents for thb (juilman Factory and we are pi cpaied to fur nish their Yarns and other Goods, on as good terms as Ilia same Goods can be bought in the State. mch21 ly tlu, An<l Iron*. An* Vtfv*. llritlie Hit*. Him BPIU Bolt*. Bri lh-l A Betti _ Chaim K Kiulahiu* .VhII*. A. HflfflEISTEB, AT HIS QI.D STAND. t*. Faucet . korks, t B. Fa Fudge, .Tinner - AND DEALER IN Cookiiig & Parlor Stoves of All Kinds! Tin and Hardware! amd Cut ter tug <lon* In th* be*t SHOP opposite the Market House on Jackson street, at his new building. GIVE ME A CALL. mar 21-3ra B. F. Fudge. DRAYING and HAULING! > Drmjr for the Public by 1 4M PREPARED tie SINGLE DRAY LOAD, Or any other quaaUty that may be dealred. I keep a lot of good Wagon* and Teaiaa, with CAREFUL DRIVERS, Ar..\ un prepar—l to do bailiu to and frea tbe Country at Livery Kate*. j. y. mchmok. • prill'J 12mo«. Isaiah Dekle, AT HIS OLD STAND, 2* prepared to plan aad erwrt acy tzelm Wood Bu.Mice*, aad aottetta Carjwnurlt>{ m all Ita branch^. Lumber for Sale—all Sorts and Style. GRIST MILL RUGnrtJnn m kept fai periaet order aa* ■akea Weal and Huilay taforiar to no other GRINDING DAYR THURSDAY, PB3DAT AND 8ATURDJT. COFFINS! MetdKc Burial Cases and JfetaKc Cas kets. .U rrvrewrwtad bythiant. aad f<c nlaat reaaooable Am> WOOOCOfflai.ay.oa ft Staple*, It.it chef*. Hinge. I nob., U-vi-N, Liu Loek*, McAhuriiij* Ta|>e*, N»i l k». Plane*. Pia'rO h**r». guilt Fran*.* 1 Uandtea, Itatatn*, Nut*. Shove'*. .Si-ring JL, lame Sha ll Da-La, M.k*L and Jclliea. Pickle*, DAVIES & CO., DRUGGISTS,j DEALERS IN &urc. MBOxci.yft.St Gjxemic.xls, PflX.YTSt Qtos, Bsvssks, TOIELT AND FANCY G90D8, PURE Wines and Liquors. r ertnpounde* mch 22-1-y TOYS : Fine UqiiorN, ale & LAGER P. HeGlashan, DEALER IX Saddles, Bridles, HARNESS: SADDLES, From ff5,0f# ttvl upward. HARNESS, “ $14.00 BRIDLES, “ |1.(D and all kinda of Ilorv; Furniture, Every description ot CARRIAGE. BUGGY. AXD « i .son draugiit. WEIHHXO *|-,a *lt>yrt •»**■*. a; *Grk >A tk-wfai, c%rr*$ f": U**,'"—*!'- <" «- tfTirK.o* . 1 KADlV/J ■Hdr',, M>« ilae tho Wom. J *011.111 * .TKtJAl L, f •- Wagon Materials, { 4 Wjt,8u ^ k ' Brt '"' •»*» * I52IF* .va or.roso 8h«© Fiadlag* ©to. ^nvssdSv. 1 bare on band a Large .S'uxk of LliVTIIEH of all _ and fond*, for talc at low (.ricca. *fod Lcaihtr and Uotb, a VIm aaaarUMatof CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, am agent for (be XiMiau, — ■*« -pCMi w iuc waaiaiLf., baaebeki WOOP. Hook-Collau. anil tbe Ole- luk la r bratod DOW LAW, COTTON ‘ PLAXTEIi, nfocb l otU •! Factory tr-t*+tn~ a, Ml pricaa. Call and xc me. Slritt nitration paid to orders by maiL mcbSSOm SSSK 1 -, plantation wagons, fom IW MM w •»* QM b rad* on* Ml tora ao*ihu.»v.ginnw) —1 1 —— — * Hr—., i. O. Nan, mny . maesssssP saK2Z&stzir&ij&zs V ■ v till