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:m*v. m T * ■ " (■ THE rjV TlMEB^ MSI THOMASVII.tE.GA. SATuntj.1 v(tj*ied*t ‘tfS'.U .11*73. 0. F.5tobft«)'nUour^^yttulBo^ Acei Mr.D. ized a»ont»IIIW)oiJ*WTho7»if copH-i 1 v, and will rccvire and receipt for ttifc- seriptions Ip Ihfe Tnn-’S. Mr. J. Kl Long is our duly author ized agent at Boston, and will receive and receipt for subscriptions to the Times. The Asiatic cholera at Greenville, ttdn’t phaze Andy .lohoson. lie vetoed it. Six young Indies invaded the sanc tum ol the Camilla Enterprise the oth er day. The hoys stood to their/orrti* like men. • Jefferson County, Florida, notwith- j-landing the fact that Stearns fo act ing G(»vernor in has plenty olYaterpil- lars. Sandcrsville boasts of a meeting of the Grange, of the fire department, and some sort ol a negro meeting, all the same evening. This is bewilder ing. _ ___ The sanctum of the Georgia Enter prise was depicted and robbed of its exchanges during commencement week at Covington. The girls wanted them to read of course. Vico J‘resident Wilson, is seriously threatened with*, paralysis. lie is y et in the prime of life, comparatively speaking, one side only appears to be nfilictbd. F. Y. Mason Editor and Proprietor of the Camilla Enterprise, offers for salo the Press, type, good will Ac., of the Enterprise. Camilla is a pleasant little town, and surrounded by one of the best sections in Georgia. Give us a good neighbor Brother Mason when you sell out. Pat Woods of the Dispatch very gracefully yields the championriiip in gourd vine literature to Mr. Shockley. It must he very shaekinij to Woods' friends to see the bright promise that iit up his future, suddenly extinguished aud blotted out may be forever. The rates of the Dispatch on gourd vine stories arc 25c. per line. Snake stories, free as usual. Watermelons noticed at the usual rates. The Albany News has found the mail to complete the Brunswick and Albany road. Having been victim ized ill pin chasing the bonds of the road without “suspecting Unit there O Cossiritsc? Thou Alt & Jewel. .The correspondence below, was had just as wo were emerging from cut a bloody conflict—still enveloped lothe smoke of bathe—with the evidence of the conflict of amis a^j their suprem acy, tor the time being, over civil law, before the eyes of the whole country. The bold usurpers of power, even un- tfer these auspicious circumstances, dared not assume the right and pow er “of interfering in any to.-y in~a con-' troversy between the political parties of any StateV Look at Tennessee iu 1800, and Lou* isiana iu 1K73. Head the official ed ict of E. M. Staunton, bold and un scrupulous ns lie was, willing, nay anxious, to grind into tbe very dust the Southern people. Yet even Staun ton with liis -vindictiveness, and ten^e hatred of the South, did not dnro. although the echo of arms had then scarcely ceased, to utterly ignore the constitution. He shrank from do ing that, which after the lapse of only seven years, Grant docs not hesitate to do, even flippantly. The dictator thinks no more of ordering his satraps, to regulate Louisiana affairs, to suit and to serve the Radical party, than lie. does of receiving a cottage from Tom Murphy, a span of bays from an Eastern office huulcr, or a bull pup from a boon companion West. How quick, easy, and how startling, the transition from nu observance of con stitutional requirements and obliga tions. to their utter disregard, aim the virtual ignoring, of what only a few short years ago were considered to be, tile safeguards of the Republic. Head the following, and compare it with the instructions given to the bas tard Kellogg government in Louisana, if you would • appreciate aud realize the rapid strides wc are making to wards centralization: Washington.', July 17, 1806.—The following dispatch was received to-day cat in the cal lie think that the “hair of the dog Ngoe mr the bite,*'* and go iu again. Mr. Bundy is the man, who it seen built the M. & W. road, in 1M7. Mr. Haudai, one of Georgia’s most flu- j cut and graceful writers, and the ail-! thor ol “Maryland My Man kiml*’ will; a.'-uiuc the chief udiloi»hip of the Au- giMta Constitutionalist, which is about being revived by a joint slock compa ny in Augusta. Wc ••hall gladly wel come the old Constitutional'^, back to the. field ol newspaperdom, where it has in days gone hy played such a prominent part. May it aud its giilcd editor, receive that hearty support troiu the citizens of Georgia, to which they will no doubt he so eminently en titled. The numerous friends of the Rev. Mr. Sweat, for long ycais identified with the commercial interests of Sa- * vntinh, will be pained to learn of his death; which occurred at his resi dence iu that city, a few days since. Mr. S-vcat for years past, has traveled extensively over Southwest Georgia and Florida, and probably no man was better or more favorably known, than lie in this scetiou. Of a warm genial disposition, firm in his friendships, always looking at the .bright Was a cheerful com panion tor young and old, by whom lie was equally liked. Ho always illus trated lus high calling and profession l»y an orderly walk in life. The ter knew him yvell, and would in com- inoif-with the many friends who mourn his loss, place this tribute of a Ifeci ion a l ^ Yemeni branre on the tomb of otir old Cherished friend: “May the turf rest lightly on his breast.*' Ail epidemic ot fire seems to be sweeping the land. Scarcely had tbe burning walls rtf Boston cooled, when the fire (lend laid hold ot our noble sister, Baltimore. . W hat Southerner's heart does not throb with a quicker emotion, when glorious Baltimore is ood by us from Maj-Gen. Thomas Nasiivillk, July 14,1806. Lieutenant Gen. Grant: Some of the members of the House of Representatives of the Tennessee General Assembly conduct themselves in a very refractory manner, absent ing themselves to prevent a quorum, thus obstructing businc-e*. The Gov ernor cannot manage them with the mean* at his disposal,and ha* applied to me for my military assistance.— Shall J furnish it? Geo. II. Thomas, Maj.-Gen. The following answer was imme diately given: Washington, July 17,1866. General Grant will instruct Thomas that the fuels stated in his telegram do not warrant the interfer ence? of niilitarv athorilies. 'The ad- ministration ot ihe laws ami preserva tion o: peace iu Nashville ImIouit pro perly to the Mato alliorities, and the tlnty of the United states forces is not to interfere in any tray in the controversy IntWitn the p’tlilical authorities of the ■\tuU, ami General Thomas will striet- Iv abstain from interference between them. E. M. Stanton. UP TME COUNTRY. Griffin—Atlanta—Col»b County —Crops—etc., etc. Last week v\*e_ determined to shake from us the pincy woods dost, if ouly for a short time, and cxcurt to the mountains of north Georgia. Wc did not go, however; for pleasure; we did not see anything of the springs; wc only made a short flying trip. We first put in our appearance at Griffin, put ut» under the charge of our clever friend George Byington, ol the Bying- ton Hotel which, by the waV, is oue of llic best in Georgia, aud w'e arc glad to sec that George's talent for hotel keeping is being appreciated, and well rewarded, for lie is doiug a fine bu- 6tiKss; and,nobettcrreiortfroin the low er country than Grifliu.wc think, can be found. It is as pleasant, water is fine as ihe world afii-rds, and the society and social advantages are par excel lence. After a short stay here, out for the Gale city, where we ar rived in due time, but strange to tat we did not stop at the far-famed II. X K. Hotel; no, it is said that a hungry editor always finds the best place, and wo bring posted, did_not go to the II. J. K., hut wc found a better place. Wc like show and style very well sometimes, but when we are set dowu dining table we don't like all style aud but little to cat, so wc had learned that it was not so at the Na tional Hotel, find there wc went, and found it very agreeably different from the hiy Hotel when we last tried it.— kept by two gentlemen from Vir ginia, where it is always said, the best hotel keepers in the world live, mess. Owen and Foster two as clever men as they arc good hotel keepers,and we arc glad to sec that their efforts to keep a good hotel are being appreciated, and that they arc doing a better busiuess than even the II. L K. They really keep a good bouse, and we will always be glad to hear of their prosperity; and too, their price is only three dol- lais per day. We found Atlanta as usual in a bustle, but sift it down and you find but little business in it. They are dull as well as wc are dowu here. The cholera excitement is about died out, and the fruit stands, as if to make up for lost time, are running watermelons, peaches, Ac. Every niche and corner presents a huge pile of line watermelons, with a solicitous chap brawling out, “only five cents for a nice slice.*’ They average in price about twenty-five cents. We found some little excitement on | account of the Wnddell-Phillips’ duel af fair; but that cooled down with no fight, and they were without a sensation, unlit the Herald tried to get up a little one hy chartering ami sending out on the West Point road, an extra train to curry their mail, but we imagine that another sensation in the hnvk de partment will become greater and rule that extra down. The Constitution stands by and enjoys it. but can't see Massac ocsetts.—The Republican party in Massachusetts, are iu some doubt as to whethei they can carry the Bea«t, bU load of spoons, bis back pay, salary giab &c., and beat tbe De- mocray of that state. If the Demo-' crats don't beat Butler this time, if be runs, and the indications are that he will, they had better quit. However there is no accounting for Massachu setts; her nioials are very rapidly Ap proximating Ben Butler's. When she gets to that depth of shameless iniamy there are no deeper depths to be soun* di*<l, and she n*«j very properly aud fitly, call Butler to preside over her state plate. New 3&m1i5£mcnts. Mrs. 6qp8 ®. Kamtte, HaTLVG withdrawn from J'jung Female • o!- lege, Leif* leave tp announce to her patrons and friend# in and around TbomaM llle, that On the First Day of Srjsiemkrr, EXTRACTS FBO.U ■ Premium List GEORGIA STATE FAIR COMMECIXG OCTOBER 27th, 1873. CENTRAL CITY PARK, Mrs. Barrmtte trusts that long experience as teacher and the success -d.e has met with «IU in future lniin for her a Ma-ral share of patronage. »ug2-tf • « OKA D. BaRK.«TE. x 6ns branches, w 11 receive partial!a: French will l*e introduced as ‘ iition.il charge i OKA D. BaBI WTiite ;ULPHUR SPRINGS, Florida, ,DR. M. W. HODGES’, Proprietor. THIS FAMOUS SPRING is situ ated seven miles from Welborn oi J. 1*. & M. Railroad. Comfortable hacks connect with each passenger train. This well-known resort under the supervision of DU. IIODGES is now Fine Huthiiig: Order* Accommodations are first-class and at the -most reasonable rates. The curative properties ot this FAMOUS SPRING READ AMD BE WISE! T. J, PHILLIPS, Would respectfully inform the citi zens of Thomasville and surrounding country that lie is agent for ihe follow ing most highly recommended works. Illustrated Family Bible, With Family Record. Photograph Al bum and Dictionary combined. “Physical Training of Children”. “TheWorld of Wonders". These are first class work*, aud are sold only by subscription. He is age for. Leon County. Fla., 'Thom: Brooks ami Lowndes counties Gn.. id during the coming mouths will nvass them. Those wishing these valuable books vjouM do well to scaJiim. for no dea ler cau sell them as cheap ns he can. July 5 2m. MACON, GA. For 1*0 t a*x For beat sici Forhcrt hull hay- For tost acr* of For largi For heat For large?t yield uplun* For to*t crop lot npla" t ot les* tlwn live For tost *'«ie hale u»l (and gScenU per Fur best t>ale upland staple cotton or pea vine hay ..... of com Toraite For largest yield of Jtonthern cane, on acre " best and largest display garden vege table* _ Ur For to* i lc&* tlwn live itfU ittivnc Ul« ui Un< * — * - ir pound for the bale) .. id long staple ;r |iound f»r the bale) For the best oil painting, by a Georgia »ady 100 For the best display of |«alntii.g*, drawings, etc., by the pupils of one school or col- Fortbe be-t mades'lk dress, done by a lady of Ge >rg a, not a dress-maker For l»est made liomc-spnn dress, done by a lady of Georgia, not a drers-maki For tost piece of tapestry ii floss, by a lady of Georgia. For best ftirni.lied baby basket aim *-om- of infant clothes, by a holy of ileorKU.... For handsomest set of box and pln-cusliiwi *de by h lady of If yu oed l to Upend and attested to capitulation eks n 1 pleasure at a Mod erate Cost go to the WHITE 8U PHUR SPUING ill Florida. jul\20-2tn l b> a lady over fifty yei i pairs of c kuit l>> .. gold) ; ,r l ho lines! aud largest d handicraft, embracing r krit ing. ere by one ladjr. the best saddle burse.... the l>est style harness bo broider; work, o For tbe b years of age (in ding, ral/cd Removal TAYLORUADSON, H.CVE removal to their SEW STOKE ou JACXSOy STJtKET, Next door to the Fo«t c fSoo and second door from Wright a -t-galt*# Bank, where they would be gl*d to see their friends. Tier wiil , skeep a ftt 1 stock of GeueralMercliandise Of Every Description; iwlaiilrf Pusteio A’cri-tn*. of«very kind, kept constantly ot hand xml for » le on Keasonsb'e Terms. We rv-l-edfully Uitll.- w»r Kri. ml-1 call «n.l . DRY BOOTS, GOODS, For I be llucstaud best matched dot For the beststnllh n, with ten of hi his aide For the best gelding For the best six-mule team For the best single mule For tbe l*e*t milch cow rfS; F..r lie liirsi*. IMPORTAIV T TO BEE! OWNERS! MITCHELL’S PATENT BUCK-EYE BEE HIVE. For Sale By MESSRS. DODD & HART, Dawson, 6a. This //ive was invenletl February ’C3. and has proven to Is? a grand soccess in lU-i rating. This Hive is elaitiied to l*e tar su|>erii>r to any other vet iuvente-l, from the fact that in it you have A Complete Moth Trap, A “ Robber “ A “ Drone A complete conlrtd of your IJees», and that you cuu obtain at least ten (Urns as much Ifoucy from Has from any other lilve. W. S. BELL, General Agent. For family right orders left at the Times Office will be promptly attend ed 10, and hives delivered. julyo-lnt SPRINGS. SHOES, HATS, WILLOW WARE, NOTIONS &C. THOMASVILLE LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES. PULASKI HOUSE, j™ - — — fitly dollars a day «n the West Point Young Female College, L«ea- , road. Wise decision Unit. «ed in Tliomasville, Cieorgia. I W c r.nmcl, ns usual. ilurinR Ihe sum-! The exerciser <*f th'.ft Institution mer quite a number from the lower | ftiuutry here. I'oncc De Leon ami West Kml Springs are pretty well at- ; tljstn 4(j0 t«>~VB* | tended. We met Mr. Joshua Tftjloi ? upon the Kxer- here who seemed to be iu the SAVANNAH, GA. S. N. PAFOT & G9. H.riaj Loc.t.d la- TKOXitSYiiiMt, fa. Throat, Graetl IKsra'tt i f tU jj tart alM l.ircr, JatUnnatian nf ttir Stom ach, Dirt,i.m tf the Etjt, De- liiitated i'ysitnis, I> : /s/,tp- * no, or Inditjfstion, Seek Headache, A X U Disea-rs of Louk Siuudiiif. Cancers InvariafelyCnred. PILES TREATED W ITH IM.IHITKD M < < KSS. To Tie Ladies! G. J. NORMS, PROPMETOR. //a* now the moot complete l.lvcrv Sale and 'cel Stal.lea in South Georgia, tnrni-k.-il with he verv la-#t IICHSES a;:J H:\iirIES. FIEST-CIASS TURNOOTS HACKS nuil CARRIAGES, any* on bund lor the accommodation of fain* - m. h« make* thl* hi» Drug .slom Melntyr. Street, IlmnuMvlIle. To Visitors of Tin prielo dallvto the Pair- :«>inposi- Tho young ladies of tin class acquitted themselvi cretlil. 1m.ill in tin? style : tioii ol their juldressi-s. The amateurs of music couhl here have been delighted, both with vocal and instrumental music. To the worthy instructress, in this delightful branch of College honors, arc the pub lic indebted for such high attainments in the liner taste. The Faculty consists of Christian gcnlk-incn au«\ ripe scholars, and are well calculated to fill the responsible position assigned them. The Trustees are gentlemen of the first worth in the cominuuity, guaranteeing to the public a First Llabs institute. A liber al patronage is desired from their sis ter. Florida, whose fair daught ers won for themselves, honors iu the Inst, com mencement. more lasting than the eu logy of an hou4l it would be invidious to draw any distinction in particular merit, where all done so welt; wc arc tempted, but shall not yield, as we arc of the few perhaps who disapprove of parading woman's nnme too much before the public. To our friends in Florida, wo can assure thorn that here their daughters will receive a thorough Classical Edu cation, and where the taste exists, peifect instruction in the musical de partment. I could not commend the Faculty too groat as they are capable of mrel'iig the highest expectation. To young men desiring a thorough preparatory classical ♦duration, we recommend tot Heir favorable notice, Fletcher Institute. Ihe Professor iu charge of this Institution the past year, has given full satisfaction, as was well attested in the recent rigid exam ination through which he carried his students. Success ought to attend this cduca- t a little helc . worn and f«» imping ihnu; e. had his bi n eutrailv located and l*' nail). (1; whose brnvi to the lari- and wh en, were ('and arc) the angels. How many a rag sore Confederate, is the streets ot Haiti lightened, aud his eye io flash with ! j one wed hope and energy, a* the fair • daughters in the* Monumental city, j during a Federal oppression, bade, them “God speed’’ in (lie great cause ] for which they were lighting. How j often did* the poor dying soldi*t. for ironi hi? Southern homo, with pinched I sunken features, gazing at the bleak j cold sky: o*erThe palisades at Camp Chase, Elmira. Johnson's Island and other prisons, as lie wouM reach out | his shadowy' hand, to take some del-1 ieacy sent by.the noble ladies ol Haiti-1 more, hurst into tears and weeps like a child. We have no doubt but, that nightly ascends from the altars of hup dreds of Southern homes, the incense of ffrayer, in which the names of those gentle ones are breathed and wafted hy many, a wife, mother, sister and solftllrtfoitc throne in IlejHpn. Now that a pall is hanging "var! •Itlrongh tt be but a small por- tion’oTtliat beautiful heroic city, let our 8oathepi people show, as has beau suggested by ex-Gor. Jenkins, that tbey remember the kindness of thd^fftye. geheroos people. Let it notMMdd that Dixie crer forgot imiiieu.) it to Flo td li'.iou to tlic mind, the more religious edueaii ■ 1 .—Floridian. id I i ilul- cH training < ivfiniug powi •Yo ng Ft'inale College," and “Flctch- others think ami • exercises ot tin: ente l* of Fiori ill both. We hop, •?>, a« an educational point: being of the very healthiest place s iu | »rgia; society unsurpassed hy any n in the State, board cheap, easy access, good churches, a high, healthy, nornl sentiment pervading the place*, together with all the pre requisites, that go to make tip a first- class community. And now Griffin ambits for ward, througli the columns of the News and Georgian, and claims to be a “first class summer resort.” If this thing goes on much longer, every town in Georgia will have its shingle out, as a watering place, or “delightful summet resort,” with “good society,” “tine churches,” “splendid accommo dations,* 5 cheap living, ebN, etc. Sim ply not to be ouUlouo by Griffin, and other towns, we jftit Thomasville io oamipatloo. best of spirits, enjoying his trip; wc u!ho met the Messrs. McLendon, Brandon, Taylor amLothcrs from hero who were attending the commercial school, they were all well and improv ing ilicir time rapidly. Next wc went up to Ac worth in Cobb County, and an Cobb is likely to be our most formidable opponent in contesting for the premium at tho State Fair, we noticed more particu larly the crops, and we would say to our people, that they will have to stir up, for the crops, cotton especially, arc looking very well, corn is not much belter lhau ours, but the cotton, and about ns far advanced, it seems, as ours. Wc were rnaiicrsurprised to see so much cotton planted up there aud it looking so well. It seems that they raise cotton now as successfully as dowu here, though we guess there has been more fertilizers used up there than down here this year, which may account for it, aud if a large crop is made it may make them sick ofcotton. , Between Macon and Atlanta the crops are tolerably good, hut rather spotted, as they are Irom Camilla to Macon. The amount of travel now. considering that money is so scarce, is rprising. They imi^ save money r that purpose. On (lie .Stale road ery train, going out and coming in, lull; we suppose poeplc are eou- antly going aud coining from the rings. The Indian Springs arc j crowded, it is said, more than any year j before, arc there. But wc will close, ! and the next trip give fuller particu- \ lars. We love to steal off occasionally I and enjoy the good water and balmy | air of uoith Georgia, where our boy- I hood days were spent. More Radical Thiovii It turn-; out r.o*.v that there i -iz«<l Thomas cat. concealed wh re in the ’.no-.ft tub. in cor with the Central i»n.-;tk- Bailor fact it i» said, that the late » of the higher law party, aud Credit Mohiliorism, dwindles into insignifi- ; cance, and Smilcr, Colfax A. Co. blushes to find tbenzolwa <o far out stripped in appropriating that liistoo ; fe individual's pocket change, “Uncle ; 8amut 1.” .Some of tho. brightest lights in the administration party, are said : put their toot into this big steal. suppose they will divide with Grant. If they.do not, and Ulysses finds it out, hell make 'em come to time with a cottage or two by the sea side, a brown front may !>c in Gotham, or some otUpr substantial revognitioa of his being at the head of the gang. of tin? most popular ilo- , J; itlicru states. I&OOB’S EUREKA LIVER MEDICINE. TliiA kilt prove*l to he the font n edicluo knmi in Middle Georgia— Regatta. » Ocmolgec ediclue Is .lie !*•' Vrs. Wh I’EURT. Ga. 1st. 1871 —Your Eureka Liver «• lei lie 1 ever used f.r tru!v, W. llol>i>. I >rar Ir-I have tries) gr.-xMy alt M*k«, Eureka, n<« fouti'l noth'] For sale hy ia. Price 50 jnlytS-ly tel like the aken iiuun-iis H.gtila- m! others. 1 now have -a, an>l unhesitatingly lie best Liver Medicine J. 1C. i HRIXTIAK. F-lltor Telegraph. 1.1 druggist Thomasville, M. M. BLANTON, LUMBERYARD. the Begat •ared shell boat, t ! -"ft k u j i s h e l i boat. i tkuri aheii boat, i «are«i esnoe boat, i cliarge*! f.r the- la-gal la premiums. MILITARY OOMPAJIY. Fur the l«i-t *lrllle.l volunteer miliury rotn- EACE. For Trotting Horses—Georgia Raised ; Mile Heats Best Two in Three. 1st horse to receive $200 2d horse to receive 76 .‘!d horse to receive 26 PURSE TWO—§460. For Trotting IIor?>*s that have never 2:40: Mile Hr at' Twn Thr Best jiilyCC-Orn J. J- DALE. DAVID WELLS. J. J. DALE & CO., STgAM SAW MILL, PLAINING- & LUMBER YARD. 1st horse to receive 2*1 horse to receive !*d liursc to receive PURSE Til REE—£650 P*or Trotting Horses—Op*?n to tbe World : Mile Heats, Best Three in Five. 1st horse to receive $50»j 2*1 horse to receive Pm dJ horse to receive 6J PURSE FOUR—?.*J60. For Running Ilorses—Open to life World : Two Mile Heats, best two BOWLING ALLIES, FREE. , c Lave contracted with re*poiudblc par oiivev iM*M?Ttzcr* -ver th.- l.a. k linr. In g , r and cufjrtaT.lo hack*, who g>iaranle« * PROPRIETORS TATE SPRINGS, Bean'a Station Tcnn. Pl’OSPECTl'S • ok tiii: New York Weekly Herald. JAMES (iOUDOA BE.VAETT. PHOPEIETOE. BIlOADU’tr A\l> AW ST. Rooms Largs, -AMI— Wi.u. I'niNiKm.n ! rouTi; i.m> oulkjjm; SKUYANTS. Ha. use mi tl.« (\tr.vr a,i UUOAD & <l.A 1 hTH First-* las* Ihankra Sol!i !le*l. J. A. LINTON, It tor. »pir.ly SALE Af'D LIVER! STABS,KS! Bujgics ami Horses for Hire, —AM,— Purtiwi .sent tu anv ]s.rtiim of tin < 'Ol’XTHY, At til.- InoHt It.-it. s. HANDSOME NEW TdtVOl'TS, ^ i:. j. voi'nss. THOMASVILLE Drags & Medicines, Kept -'oiistaiillv <11 liauil. P « TH?. IBl n^tTiitlv on hand a Large vian-D Fr rn itritE. tiii: STANDARD OF l.XUKLLKM K TlrtlOUGHOUTTHK WOULD. OVER 750,OCO IN USE. W. C. BUTLER, Con^rr*■5»sr Stn.a-t, Savannah. 0*i* DEALLB IS BOOTS and SHOES nch Bc*lat4ShAo, CL i PURSE FIVE—$361 inning Hornen—O'e: iie heat.-*, b* >rk nlwH-. r„i hand. W. rid ; three. : 1st horse to receive PUR-E : For Running Ho World : three m .Royals, and Whesenants, prepara tion are Jaid to be very efficacious in destroying the cotton worm, m Dough erty county. C*>L Lockett, one of the largest planters in the State, has i one thousand dollars worth of tbe for mer. and five hundred dollars worth of tbe latter. He expresses the opin ion, that these poiioaa will save the crop. CKOBGI4-n«i Court of Ordinary. Mar.-I YTterea* M. C. Smith, AdmlnUtnuor , n th* estate «.f L. L. MutrisMi, 4(r«u«d, male-* appU. —•‘on to thi.Court f v r Letters of from A<linini»tnd<>n • hereby notifie 1 to file . Comut 9 . Uw. U. a. TOOKK, Ordlrary. CEOBCM-TThomat Cm _ «*rulHary** Ofllce, July 4. Where** M. C. StaKh, Go tnllaa fox the person i.isn. «od property ol Nonaen Mornaon. mxkea^sfpU- otioo to this C *rt lor leUen of diam'ufam from* •aid trust. _ All persons interested mro hereby notified tofik th-ir ubjectioes in mid court, oC-ers nld Utters »H1 be granted h> terms tf the law. ff-UrXOOIT, Ordbar7. tniums will be con- hc rules o‘ the Turf, j fee ol 10 per Cent. I »f the purav will b- COUNTY EXHIBITION'S. 1. To the county which (through its Society or-Clubs) shall furnish the largest aud. finest display, in merit and variety. . of stock, products and results of home industries, ail raised, produce*! or manufactured in the cofenty 81000 2. Second best do 3<X1 3d best do \ 300 4th best do 200 Entries to bo made at tbe August Convention in Athens. Articles contributed to the County Exhibitions can aUo compete for spe cific premiums in the Premium List; for instance, a farmer may contribute to tbe Exhibition of bis county a bosh- el of Bread Corn, he can then enter ii, individually for premium 144. JuJjrO-td raat » hr i I.A, Miss. Addip E. Ud'leilan A < o. TliOMASVIU.R, UKORQIA. Obi' cal.'. •Irm I*o-1 «?(P*** «v*k^ Books. Periodicals. Magazinn. 8ia ui*■sV*» u o! 7 uri-Lr**ir’tu twKM-ry. Ink. Pens. Penholders, u* »gf*u. letter. Note and Initial Pa* ' * rrl I»lrfl.ifw*; i ru r v Aratifci: f/*i t »lj» Lt U*p>-« -t th« u>l 1Star-j :u-rrial tet«lllget>« u«l ^ r. School Blank Books, Albums, Cards ar d Card Case*. ice selection of Poe tie U.I iwrdvd. '•lar- yArrj* •» »grt.!* in the r*rj Any pr?K-u mbwlisc tt Weekly Herald iboiM U i tended t* . •Win-u. pmrti- Daijy paper* constantIr on hand. tna*Mluei fty Or- | mar2l-€m. %»£•»* BM*le, of trxn«o.ittiRg . ia ^ All orders f**r Itooks^ Pa;»crs and y*. ; 3fagaziuc<i solicited and piompUy at- i (Mem ia i be eoaatry wl rr* b* oi*UlwJ, Bi j HegJWerpU Lc:: r». a llm kmS ncjcbcr, wui to t JUy Mtraid. Fr«curtt* Daily SertU, U%x con a Aural Mfc*cri)«kai i*x«. IU, P. P-UNIi, __ BOOT & SHOE MAKER, *.“3: T *Wrtte t>« xUiem rt» blttn t> Sew Tv»x Brtml Street, TR03S ASVXZd-i:, GA Huu.LD.ia a tU4 xrA lepUe **4 prm j * its name «f c^h *a WnWr.oT MOCa, Work nromnUv done iota C.L. GILBERT I Wiioucsam; Di ali in CHOICE Fnniily GROCERIES, Vegetables, Emits Couftctionarie*. Butter, Cheese, I*ig Meat>, l*ick>d Beef, Spiced Pig* Feet, Marker*-!. Cod Fish. Tea, Cotfoe, .Self- leavening Floor, Soap, Starch, . Candles, Canned Fruit*, Pick le*, Nut*. Raisin*. Sor dines Yeast Powder*, f cuden*cd Milk, Matches, Keioser.e Oil. Tobacco, Cigar*, Wine*, Ac., Ac., Ac. Choice small new Cheese, choicest Go*hen Bolter, jn*t received and for •ala low by C. L Gild tot A Co., Wholesale Grocers, AVi. UO and MB Bay Strart, Saunnah, • - fks.