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THE TIMES. THOMASTILLE, GA. Satuiiday, October. 18, - - 1873. LOCAL COLUMN . CHURCH DIRECTORY. TIKI, will I. fcrrkc. la tlie varioo. churcltes to Borrow ft* follow*: * ProtbjtarUn Church.—Roy. Mr.— at the usual boon morning and evening. Sab bath School 4 P. M. Baptist Churcii.—Services by the Rev. Mr. tiauklen at night. Sunday School, 9 A. M. fruooiTL CnuacH.—Services by Rev. Ur. JIabbiu marataf^ad evening. Sunday School, • r. m. •. * • 1 : Post Office Bonn. From an«l after this date, the"office will be oj*n for the tlellvery of mail, aa follows : from 8 a. tn., to 12 m.. in the morning. From 2 to 6 p, m.. in the evening. From 8 to 9 a, m., on Sunday*. • Frout door will be open so that parties Laving lock boxes can get their mall at all boura. The malls for all pointswill close at 6n. tn. J. W. SEWARD, P.M. March 31st 1873. Cotton Market. We have no change to report in our tjuotatlon of prices this week. Prices as below are well sustained and any amount of green-backs are here to buy with. Planters will be met read- ily at quotations with the money. B iu< in your cotton If the prices suit you- Merchants in set tlement are paying longer prices—cotton is com ing i n more Duly and la readily taken by the Ordinary.... GoodOrdlni Dow Middling 141-2 , Middling, j. is Call fer one of your lady friends and pass a pleasant evening at the City Hall on Wednesday evening. Camp meeting is going on at Spring llill. Horses and turn outs will be in requisition tomorrow. There will be no services in the Baptist or Methodist churches in the morning. The Brass Band enthused the Agri cultural meeting ou Thursday, by the stirring music. Wc aro forced to leave out some cora- municaloins which would have aj»- peared this week but for want of space. They will appear nex* week. Our Planting trionds and others in terested will please remember that they cau be supplied with the Premi um lists of our approaching Fair, by calling at the Times office. Don’t fail to go to the Grand Musi cal Concert and gift enterprise ou next Wednesday evening the 22U. The Band has gotten to be an cs- aculial thing let, us sustain it. Personal.—Our young fricud Char ley Byington dropped in on us one day this week. Charley is one of the '‘Lcl- antfe” o! the South, withal a splendid fellow, and keeps the best house in the State at Fort Valley. Wo understand from the Secretary of tlio Fair, that his books are open for entries, and that he already has a number ot entries made. That don’t look much like a failure. Another Soda Fount. A. Tlomcfetcr would call the atten tion of the public to bis ice-cold Seda Water, made from the best and nurcst Syrups. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ice always on hand, and for sale in quan tities tc suit purchasers. aprillli tf. An occasional sharp report of a pis tol, in the bauds of our watchful Mar shal aud vigilant policertCU sounds tlio knell of some; canine. w'!*o has not complied with corporate law by donning a “regulation” collar. “Music hath charms to bootlie the savage bieast, &c,” and we do not doubt but that it will have a sooth in; ©fleet on many a fair maid and gallant escort, Wcdnceday night. Go and try it. ^ Wd congratulate our Episcopal friends, on having secured the servi- cos of a n;inistcr regularly. The Bcv. Mr Babbitt, will hereafter minister iu things spiritual,- 011 every alternate Sabbath. His flist regular appoint ment will commence to-raorrow. It is only necessary for us to call tlio attention of our readers to the ap peal made by Col. McGlashan. They will surely respond to this wai! that comes irom beyond tho Mississippi. On to-morrow, let us see what the churches, Sunday Schools and pcoplo of Thomasvillc will do toward allevia ting the sufferings of Memphis and Shreveport. Found.—On the old Coffee Itoad, about 12 miles from Thomasvillc, a leather pocket-book, containing a small amount of money and a paper bearing the name K. McKinuon. Tho owucr cau obtain the same, by coming for ward, proving property and paying for this advertisement. Apply at this office. ' oct. 15 It. At Levy's: a magnificent stock of Dress Goods, compiling all the new styles. At Levy’s: the largest and most iashionnble stock of Gent’s and Youth’ clothing. At Levy's: a large line of the cele brated Seamless Kid Gloves, and oth er qualities. Embroideries and Laces. Sash Kibons, Velveteens and all other novelties of the season. At Levy’s: Blankets, Flannels and Piece Goods in large varieties. Also. 200 Shawls of the latest styles just opeued. At Levy’s: Goods at wholesale or in largo quantities, very low. apr. 5-ly Mr. I. Levy, one ot our enterprising Broad st., merchants, has just had finished a handsome iron veranda ou the front of his building. The iron was furnished by the well known fouudrymen of Savannah, Messrs. McDonough A Balantyne. Mr. L. F. Thompson done the work. Two Additional Policemen.— This will be welcome news to our cit izens. As will be seen by reference to action of council our city fathers have authorized his Honor, the Mayoi to employ two additional policemen at a salary of 8400 per annum. With this addition to our force the way of tho transgressor will bo hard in the corporate limits of Thoouuville. Tde Concert Wednesday Nigiit. Tho young gentlemen composing the band, will give a recherche enter tainment on Wednesday night at the City Hall, to finish paying for their in struments. A splendid collection of music will be rendered, in the very best style. This part of the perform ance will be followed by a di awing, in which every ticket holder will draw a prize. Remember there are no blanks in this lottery. Many of the prizes arc handsome and valuable. We hope to see a large crowd out, as the price of admission is only 50c—25c for chil dren. A Laudable Enterprise.—The ladies of the Baptist Church have or ganized a “ Benevolent Association,” for the purpose of rendering aid and comfort to the poor and destitute of ir town. In order to further this truly benev olent work, they propose meeting at some private tesidence in the place, once or twice every month and have what is termed a “ cake cutting.” We will not describe the modus operandi, hut trust that at the next affair of this kind, that all who can spare anything to this noble work, will be on hand and see for themselves. Wc had the pleasure of being pres ent at the Rev. Mr. Gauldens at the one on Friday night last, aud certain ly a more really enjoyable and pleas ant gathering wc have never witness ed. Bright sparkling eyes, made still mere beautiful, by the consciousness jfbciug engaged in a good cause, shone with a happy lustre. Whilst the little folks were perfectly carried awayfwith each other.) Over 82S,00 was realized. From the following it will be seen that those who are in need of an ex pert, in putting in perfect order and repair, Pianos, Organs Ac., will have an opportunity cf engaging such a person during the present month. This house employs none but the vety first workmen, and consequently our citizens may rely on any agent sent out by Messrs. LuJden & Bates. Edij’s Times: Wc beg leavo to ask that you give notice in your pafier, that during the present mouth we shall have a fust-class Piano and Or gan Tuner and Repairer in your city, and all i>er8ons wishing work in his line done, can be served in the best manner by leaving their orders with you. Respectfully, Ludden & Bates. Owing to the financial crash and Uie failure of the Northern Pacific Railroad, several peanut stands have been fotced into bankruptcy, whilst a number of pic and upplc dealers, have gone into liquidation. But the sad dest results of this unnatural and un healthy inflation of our national cur rency, is seen in its effects on the pea nut stands, several having been forced to issue “certified checks.” A general meeting of dealers in goobers has been called, when it is supposed that they will pass resolu tions sustaining each other, and agree ing to take “ certified checks of depos it” at par, in payment for goobers when bought in sums of less than 15c. The Meeting on Thursday.— We were pleased to uoticc the una nimity and sameness cf purpose which pervaded Jhe meeting at it its dose on Thursday. Whilst sC*no doubted, all cheerfully united in upholding’ our Fair aud makiug an effort that must ueccssarily bring success on the 4th prox. The appeal of the ever vigilant Pres ident, Col. Wright, who has watched over this enterprise with a parents so- lictudc, was enough to have aroused a feeling of enthusiasm in the breast of men fur less devoted to a cause, than the stockholders of this Associa tion are to their organization. In less than an hour alter the adjournment ol the meeting the Prcs’t. had Hashed the intelligence by telegraph, to ever)’ part of the country that old Thomas w ould hold a Fair of which our people shall he proud. Early yesterday moruing a corps of workmen were set to work. From this lime until everything is in perfect readiness, the note of preparation will he ringing from early dawn until late at night. The hearts ot our people arc in the enterprise, the ladies are coin- iug up nobly to assist in making it a success — consequently we know no such word as fail. Of R FI UK DEPARTMENT. Wc took occasion in our last issue, to allude to the disorganized state of our lire department, and urged coun cil to adopt an ordinance that would meet the approval of all; thereby, fos tering and cementing together this very csseutial part of our city govern ment. We have had a splendid or ganization iu the past, and may have iu the future. Wc have two white companies composed of the best young men in the town, and one colored, in whose ranks aro found some of the very hest material to bo hod in the place. These men give tlielr time aqd labor to the town for nothing; many of them have gone to a heavy person al outlay, they risk life and limb, and are ever oh the alert, even at the si lent midnight hour, to spring to the rescue of our slumbering citizens.— They should meet with that recogni tion at the hands of the city govern ment, to which their devotion and ser vices so justly entitle them. Wc are plcasd to see that at the last regular meeting of council, the ordi nance which appears elsewhere, was passed to its second reading. It has been so amended as to elimi nate features mcorpotated in former ordinances, and which were consider ed objectionable to the diffeieut fire companies composing the department, and we think will meet the hearty ap proval of every Company in the de partment. Without unity andcouccrt of action, and a responsible and energetic head to tho Uie department, tho town and citizens will lack that protection to which as tax payers they aro entitled. Wc think the wise and prudent action of the city council will give us the former—now lot us have the latter* IMPORTANT ORDINANCE- REGULAR MEETING. Council Chamber. ) Tbomasville, Ga., Oct.13'73.) The following revised Ordinance wds read the second lime: AN ORDINANCE for the re-organ- izalion of the Tbomasville Fire De partment, with rules and regulations for the government of the same. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Council of the town of Thomasvillc, that from and after the passage of this ordinance— Sec. 1 The Fire Department of the town of Thomasvillc is hereby compo sed of the following Companies; Nep tune, No. 1. Vigilant, No. 2. En- uc Companies, and Rescue No. 1 oolc and Ladder Company. 2. Each Company elect its own offi cers. and at such times as they deem proper. 3. In each year, at the third regular meeting ol Council, (or as soon there after as practicable,) in the month of January, there shall be elected by the Council a Chief and an Assistant Chief of the Fire Department, who shall continue in office for one year, or until theirfsuccessors arc elected. 4. At all fires the Chief, or in his ab sence the Assistant Chief of the Fire Department, or in the abecuce of both the officer in command of the senior Fire Company shall have control of all the apparatus belonging to the De partment, and assign to each such work and duties as he may deem prop er. Provided, however, that the offi cer in command at any fire shall not order any building to tie blown up un less the mayor and a majority of the Alderman present shall give their as sent to the same being done. They may also object to any building (dot on fire,) being pulled down, when the owner of such building also objects. 5 In case of alarm of fire it shall be the duty of the Marshal and members of the police to assemble at said fire aud report themselves to tbe Mayor or act ing Mayor.or to such Aldermen as may be present, and obey such orders as may be given them by the Mayor, or Mayor, pro-tem, or Aldermen present, for enforcing the provisions of this or dinance, and for the preservation of the public peace, and the preservation of property from plunder or injury. 0. Any person who shall discover any house on fire, between the hours of « p. m., and sunrise, and will give first n proper alarm by tolling the fire bell in the Market House, or elsewhere for not less than fifteen iniuutcs, (un less ordered to stop before,) shall on presenting proof the service hav ing been rendered by him, before the Mayor, be entitled to receive for his having done so — from the Treasurer of the town. 7. The Chief of the Fire Department is cnqiowered to take charge of and to have the care and management of ail engine houses and see that the same are in good order, as well as all other implements that now belong to, or may hereafter be provided by tne town of Thomasvillc. lie shall prepare as soon as practicable after his election as Chief, a detailed report giving the effective force of the seveial Compa nies the condition of all the fire appa ratus and other property placed under his care, with such recommendations or other information as he may deem proper. This report shall he submit ted to Counail iu writing during the month of Fcbuary, and entered upon the minutes and be published with the same. 8. It shall be the duty of the Fore man of each Company to have the ap paratus put in proper order, as soon as possible after every fire, drill, pa rade or other turn oul, and report im mediately the condition of their appa ratus to the Chief of the Fire Depart ment t). Each Engine Company shall be allowed sixty dollars npr appupi for or dinary expenses and live dollars addi tional for every fire at which their en gines throw water, and the Hook and Ladder Comnany shall be allowed twenty-four dollars per year and two dollars additional for every fire at which t|ieir apparatus is used. 10. The Chief is pmpQiyercd tohavo any neccessary repairs madp-in Jii§ de partment, the amount of the same not exceeu! ,l ‘ r — dollars. Repairs over that amouot, or aoj nc " !><»«» needed in tho Fire Department, shau 20'- be ordered, unless done so by order of Council on the recommendation ot the Chief of the Fire Department. 11. Every Company which is now or may hereafter form a part of the Fire Deportment consents on their part not to withdraw apparatus or services from the control of the Chief or Officer of the Fire Department without giving — days previous notice to the Council of such intention. 12. The officers of the Fire Depart ment. and officers and members of all Fire Companies shall be exempt from the paymeut of street taxes, so long as their respective Companies arc iu efficient working order. 13. Anv officer or private of any Hook and Ladder, or Fire Engine, Hose or Extinguisher Company, who may, in the proper discharge of liis du ties at a fire, sustain an injury, which shall permanently disable him from making a support for himself cr family, he or his family shall be enti tled to receive from the Town Council aunually such an amount of iponcy as the Mayor and Couucil shall in their judgment deem adequate to protect him or his family against want. * Following accounts were ordered S aid:—Rescue Book and Ladder Co., 20, G. J. Norris 810, Ainsworth & Finn, 820,00 Thompson 854,84 Alderman Stark then moved that his Honor, the Mayor, be authorized to employ two more Policemen at rate ol 8400 per annum, and that the con tract with Messrs. Wright & Stegall be an annulled at expiration ot one month was seconded and passed. Council adjourned. aMOS J.LOVE, flerk and Treturcr. The Savannah Picsbylery com menced its semi-annual session at the Presbyterian church in this place on Thursday. Rev. Mr. Hoyt, of Atapul- gus is moderator with Rev. R. Q Way stated clerk. tjuiU a number of ministers and Elders are present and all with whom we have met ex press themselves highly pleased with our town anil its hospitality. We extend a cordial welcome to the members of the Presbytery to call at tbe Times’ office and supply them selves with our exchanges. The following comprise this body so far as wc could learn : Ministers—Rev. Mcssis. Iloyt, of Attapulgns, Montgomery, of Wal- thouryille, John Quarterman, of Montgomery Ctx, It. Q. Baker, of St Marys, Bell, of Brunswick, Quarter- terman, of Tbomasville, and R. Q. Way Evangelist. Ruling Elders—Messrs. Donaldson, of Balnbridge, fester, of Decatur Co., Fuller, of Brunswick, Moore, of Black- shear, King, of Wayne, Patterson, ol Boston Church, and Hausell,of Thom- asvilie. _ On Sunday morping the installation of Rev. N. P. Quarterman as Pastor of the Church at Thoinasville, will take place; and in the afternoon the communion will bo administered. Appeal for Meaaphis it Shreve port. Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 15, 5873. Col. P. McGlashan Can you not collect at least, one dime from each of your neighbors. We pray yon to make tbe effort. Send the aggregate to Hi H. Tucker, Atlanta, Ga. E. W. Warren, A. T.'Spalding, H. H. Tucker. [COXMU NICATED.] Tiiomasvillk, Ga., Oct. 17,73. In view of the above appeal, I earn estly call upon every man, woman and child in ThouiasviHe to contribute their mite as God has blessed them, towards the relief of the sorely afflicted people of the plague stricken cities of Shreveport and Memphis. We who have been blessed with an unusual de gree of health in our pleasaut town all the summer can form bnt a faint idea of the awful horrors of the plague iu those cities. The wiping out of whole families by the fell destroyer, the dis ruption ot all family ties, the wild grief of mothers, fathers deprived at once of kindred, means, and all sup port,’the starvation, neglect, and other demoralization every where prevalent under so terrible a scoorge; 000 or phans in Memphis and 400 in Shreve port, crying aloud to Heaven for mercy; and to man for help; make up the outlines of a picture, the con templation of which should rouse ev ery heart and soul in this favored place to come to the rescue. I respectfully request every mer chant in this place to-day, to place's small box on their counter for contri butions and report the result at sun down to my place of business. I also, call on every Sabbath school to take up a collection for same purpose, and the various pastors of Uie churches here arc respectfully requested to help in tho good work by taking up a col lection to-morrow, which they can send direct or through me. The en tire amounts of subscriptions shall he published in next issue of the Euter- prise and Times. Let us all make a voluntary offering that shall be honorable to us and cheering to our distressed brethren, whom we trust w-iil ere long be re lieved from their trouble and scourge. P. McGlashan. The flooring iu front of Judge Tookfe, J. W. Sewarife offices and the Post-of fice, has been replaced by a new one —adding much to the appearance as well as comfort and safety of those having busiucss on the opposite side of their street. If you uccd any first class brick call on Mr. J. 1*. Arnold. 11 aving ful filled liis contract with the building committee of the Masonic Hail ho is now prepared to furnish good brick at his yard near town in any quantity to suit purchasers. His material being good he is euabled to manufacture a good article of brick and purchasers would do well to examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere. tf SPECIAL NOTICES. Joy to tlie World! Woman is Free ! Among tlie many motlern discoveries looking to the happiness and amelioration of Uie human race, none la entitled to higher consideration than tbe renowned remedy—Dr. J. liradtUdd* Vernal* Regulator, Woman's beat friend. Hv it woman in ema'icijiated from nnmtorlcs* IU* I*cnliar to her rex. Before its magic |M»wer ail guiaritles of the womb vanish. It cureji »up- “** ft remofo* uterine<•!»- m»ti|iallon and strength- immlott of the tauntou. This valuable medicine i* prepared and sold hv I.. It. Uradneld, Druggist, > tlanta, Ga. Price 4150 per bottle. All re*i«ctablo drug men keep m, u... us immediately anoUier supply of Hu a I*K item's Female Rkoilatou. Wc find It to to all that *• -Uiined for it, and we have witnessed the mo»t decided ami effects produced by. Very Kciq.cctfully, Hl'NTEU £ dtEXASMUi. We the undersigned Druggists take pleasure in commending to the trade, Dr. J. llHSPKiKLl.’it Female Kkui latoh— i Llieving it to he 4 good and reliable remedy for tho dl.-exses for which he recommends It. W. A. Laxehkll, Atlanta, Ga. Pemberton, Wison, Taylor A Co.. Atlauta, Ga, Redwixe A Fox, Atlanta, Ga. W. C. Lawshe, Atlanta, Ga. W. Root. A Sox, Marietta, Ga. t I have examined the r STATE OP GEORGIA—Taorr This 1* to certify that I have < cipe of DR. .1.11UADF1KLD. ofthls rnui as a medical man | — ’ »ion of great iner I'aeiMS of ft.male* TO MUSIC BUYERS. Do not rend your order* for musical public*, tion* North; we can till them in half the tune, and just a* cheap. Any piece of Siiket Mesic. or any Ml'sic Hook advertised in anv paper or catalogue, cr published in the U. S. will U*iuai|. ed, post-paid, to any a*rt o t the SclUi, on re ceipt of the regular price. .Vurul sy-s. h'-ils, day school*, teachers, and dealer* *upptied at pul>- Usher*' rates. Our newtata oguesand bulletin* of new music, mailed free to anv add re**. LUDDEN & BATES’ Southern Music House, Savannah, Ga. TO TJfE WEST I TO THE VEST! Before makiug the advice of tbe “thou«aml* wli gone," it would be been done * Brea'done to make the journey to yoar^JIonfe! In tbe West" a* pleasant and a* lm- from dan ger as human skill and foresight < By consolhlation and mnitn» been pul into <>{* I*. Tem . bi I the *horte*t p»*«ih] msolhlatii put into op from Nasliv future great city ot the world.’’ This ST. LOl’13 & SOUTHEASTERN RAILWAY, hss during tin: pat* ysar. earned an Iu valuable reputation by its smooth track, prompt time sure connection*, aud the magnificence of It* pa-fengsr equipment. Its train* are made up of new and commodious .lay .-ar*. provide.I with tbe celebrated MilDr Coupler and platform, and tbe Westinct ouw air-brake. It it potUirtljf Du on/g lint running Pullman Palacr Itratrtng-Raom Sleeping Cart through without change from -Vo*hnUe to St. Louie. No other lire pretend* to offer *uch ad vantage*. *i- titer In distance, i.u,o nr •quiptnci.t Why. then journey by circuitous route* T I)., not ou iadue- cl to pun-hsst tickets to St. Louis or tbe We*t by any other line, remembering that * "Tbe HI. I*umlt Sr Smut hue it erm.'* is the thorfest. cheapest, guicteit. test aad o*J 9 : management from Nashville t California. Texas, and all western points, it u alto the • LTikago Shortest Line," ria Evans vlDe. You can secure the cheapest rates for your- selves and your m'•Tables on Mdieatioa, In per- son or by letter, to ChauucAXcCsee. South- eru Passenger Agent, near College street Depot, Nashville, Tenn., or to the nndersigned. W. Ii. DAVENPORT, Vo trouble to ** CQt ’ Su Luai «- jun-S-ly. DISSOLUTION. Tbe FIRM heretofore existing under the name ©f S I. KOSE.VFELD, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. I. Rorenfeld having purchased the entire interest ot the former part ner, tbe busieem ef said firm will be continued ,/ , . - t- liabilities, and all for ties having claims against the late arm must present them to him ■ I thin thirty days s and all indebted Ip them win please settle promptly S. ROSEN FELD, I. ROsEN FELD. MpttOOd Special Notice.—In hstaming sole control of the old firm I take ntcaMon to thtnk our former friends for their liberal patronage, and hope to merit a continuance of their favors. L HO SEN FELD. Special lBToiice. TTKREAFTER no bill against the County will XJL be entertained unlem the main in made by authority of some member of tbe Boanl of 0na- ’ J “ Dpi In case* of inqaest. W. P. HUBERT. Clerk County Commissioners. don't airr at fiiw Without font writing to Lcddkx St Btm, Wholesale Plano Itaden, Savannah. Ga, for prices and terms. They are the largest Piano dealers In the Soath, and fitrnlsh 3m best tnstrn- ments ever sold for the money. Your choke from flee of the beet makers In the U. S. aoy style and price derired. Fine piano*, 7 octave, rosewood rases, carved legs, at $30, $275, $290, warranted for five years; superb pianos at $309. $325, $33*, and $375. The very best pianos at $X®» $410, $440, $490, $539, ami $C00. Tfauun sold by small monthly payments. Pianos fur rent. Old Planes taken in exchange. Pianos now shipped to all parts tbe South. Every one thinking ftf buying is incited to write as for lowest cash or time prices. Illustrated catalogues sent free. Adi*- Legal Advertisements. Sheriff Stirs for November. ILL be sold before the Court Ho use door in W of Thomasrilie, on tbe first Tuc. November next, between the legal h^urs e the following proj erty, to-wit district of less. Levied on as the fwoficrty ofMaicom Mon roe, to satisfy 11 fa in favor of James H. Baldy.— Property tainted out by PlalntUTs Attorney. Lot of laud No. 285, In the 18th district of Thomas Co. Ga., containing 230 acres, more or less. Levied on as the property of Jessee Apple- -hi»e, to satisfy a fi fa issued August Teir Thomas Co. Superior Court lste, in favor of Sol F. H'llliam*. Poir*- * * ~ ' •- plaintiff* attorney. by A. P. Wright, Also, same time and place, house and land whereon, H. P. Hall now lives. Levy made by w," —" * Sheriff. D. F. LUKA, Sheriff. Wm. Stegall, Formei t» HOiSGW.t—Thomas County, Court of Ordinary, Octo’er I, 1*73. Whereas the propertv and effects of Betty R. Dekle. a minor, i. without a legal representa- being necessary. s interested are ther Uie Public Admi r<liau*hip will l«e granted b 11.1L lOOKK, Ordinary™ GEOUGiut- exeiuption of |>cr*oualty iu» Homestead, if no oh. Jcctioo I* made and tiled in tais court thereto, I |«i** upon the same at my office iu Thomas- e on Thursday the ICtti of October, rtll-.’t H. II. lOOKE, Ordinary. G£OHG S,t—Thomas County. _ WhereatP°S. Fo>\ Aduu nlstrator ou’ the es tate of Fannie Parramore, deceased, makes up. plication to this Court for Letters of Dbmlreioit from said Administration. All |ier*ous interested arc notitlcd to file their objections in said Court, othenriso said letters will be granted in terra* «r the Taw. 11. //. TOOKE, Ordinary. Julyl9-3m G/;OItGM.M -TAocw. County. Court of Ordinary. March IT. 1*73. estate of ].. L. Morrison, deceased, makes appli cation to thisCourt for Letters of’ —’ ’ ' said Adit their objection* in Court otherwise said 1. for Letter* of Dii>iuis*ioii iYoiu *ted are hereby notified to flic will be granted the applicants in terms of the II. II. TOOKE, Ordinary July 19-3m .Mortgage Sale for November. W ILL BE SOLD Iwfore the Court House door in tbe tow n of 'Aioiuasviile. between tlio legal hours of sale, «.u tlio tirst Tuesday in No vemher next, the following propertv, to-wit: L«»T-ofLand No*. Uf and 29 cintalntng 491 Ji I fa rty ireu T ‘ a’ January term of 'flioma* Superior*Court* Do*! in favor of John fcloan. Terms cash oct4-tf D. F. LUKE. Sheriff. Colquitt County Administrator’s Sale. S TATE OF GEORGIA. Colquitt Countv.-On the tirst Tuesday In November next, will be Void at the Courtdioure door, in Moultrie, in said county, within tlie lawful hours of sale the following L>t» of Uud to-wit: Number*27V, 27*. mid 279; also, all of 277. lying on tho East side of Hurricane Creek. All *aid land* lying and l-cing Iu the Eighth Dis trict of—originally Irwin—Colquitt County.— SoM a. the property of.!no. Gregory, deceased, uitlis from date. S.KM'L. V. GREGORY, Administrator’s Sale. , S TATE OF GEORGIA. Mitchell County.-On the tirst Tuesday in December »axt, will he sold at the Court-house door, iu Camilla, in *aiil ‘'j 10 ** wful hours ufs.de the fol- Lot No. 39V, in the 9th Dint.; Lot 280, in the lhtbDLt.: I»l 2*1, in the loth Dist; af*o Lot v*. lotl *•*>«»- Min hell County. Sold us the pro|K-rty of John Gregory, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditor*. Term*: one half cash, the other twelve mouths SA.M’L. C. GREGORY, S TATE OF GEORG/A, Colquitt County.— mil 1.0 sold on tho III," Tutvlny. in Sfevam- fo r neif, before the Cou t Hutifkj door In Moul trie, Colquitt Co., tbe following propertv to-wit: Two hundred and s xty-six acre* of land, being the North corner of Lot No. 3C*. in the Kh dis- aid county. L«vSod on ai the pnqierty lolm T. Cox, to *atl*f oetll-td W. T. ROBINSON, Sheriff. GGOISGM % 9- I nfgHill County, Ordinary’n Office, Sept. 8, 1*7X To all whom It may concern, Suranah Nor man and Virgil .Yorumii having in pr j.er form ■IT fo-d to nie for permanent letters of adminis tration on the estate of David It. Norman, late of said county, deceased, ihisi* to cite all. ami singular the creditors and next i f kin of David B. Norman, to be ami appear at in v office, w i bin the time allowed by law. nml *h-w more if anv they can. why iNumanuiit wimluntration should M b, granted to misanab and Virgil -Yunnan, Witness my hand and official signature. JOB TURNER, septl3-30d Ordinary, C. C. GKOBGi.t-Cotynltl County. ordinary’* Office, ffept 8,1*7J. To all w hom it may concern. Elijah Tillman :ti of admii.i.thdlon on ower*. late of-aid count cite all and *>ngular the reared — d appear I signature. JOB 1 UK.VEII Ordinary, Thomasville Advertisements. DAVIES & CO., DRUGGISTS, DEALERS IN 0/rrcs, MEBtCt.YES, GSE.VICftLS, Pst/srrs, Oils, B&usbes, TOIELT AND FANCY GOODS, PURE Wines and Liquors. Prckciniion* carefully compounded at all hour*. mch 22-1-y llumreTille Advertisements. Dr.JoiD. Andrews, BATin, Located In T/IQ.V.ItSriLLE, fif, Would" respectfully announce to tlie public coevally, that he cure* diseases of the 1 Throat, Gravel, Diseases of the Hear, and Liver, Inflamation of the Stom ach, Diseases of the Eye, De bilitated Systems, Dyspep sia, or Indigestion, 'Side Headache. AND Diseases of Lons Standing. Cancers InvariablyCnred. PILES TREATED WITH VKUM1TED SUCCESS. To The Ladies! lie would respectfully anuouucc. that he cures all diseases peculiar to Females. IJc has never failed to give relied where his directions were strictly carried out. Hundreds of Females in Georgia aud other States, supposed to be incurable, having been treated b\ so many physicians, without benefit, will cheerfully reudei testimony iu be half of life ability to cure all diseases so universally prevailing with their Sex. Because of his unlimited success, horunkes this branch of his profession a specialty. lie may bo found at all hours during the day at his Drug Store, McIntyre's building, on Jackson /Street. Thomas villc, Georgia. A good assortment ol Drugs & Medicines Kept constantly on band. Terms Cash ! Profits Small ! ! . Thumasville, Ga., March 28, 1873. TOURNAMENT! AT tlio Tout V1LLE at tho Fourth . Georgia Agricultural ; /■ft in THOMAS- tion on Fri.lay, the 7th day or November, the following rule* uu I regulations will observed: The whole distance to lie run, 175 yards on a Time In which and U|«rifig to the point, will lie ii»*|. There will he ala ring*, 2 inches In diameter. *u*|ietided from post* so that tlio rings will I* 7 feet from tlie gronnd, tobu taken in "carte i*,int •• each ring to count ono and each Knight wIU ride run,In trough three time*. ITa Anight make* slower time than I • tint run, or it he loose hi* lance on U ***rui° *** 'k* ,H ' lnU k* u **J r bave made' The distance between each post will be 35 After each run tbe Knight* will l« required to ;>(>ear In front ol the Judge's stand and defmait le ring* taken and no Knight will t* allowed .ria in rihu ring, reiept those sited. Knight* Intending to ride wr|>< -• •- - day as powlble, notify in writing the Committee of AraiigemuDt of their name* and tho character under which they intend to .Vo two Knight* can ride under th* same char acter: therefore. If a Knight cimorea a character already selected, the .sw-retarv will at »nce no- Hfy .acb KnUtl u tl»t fc.1 ,, u,« I. b», Judge* will I* choren hv the Commit iSio / To tho most * To the 2d m«« To the 3rd n c .m the differe ion offer* tlie following prl I.V GOLD t ecntsfal Is night sa.ccreful Knight ... t sum esstui Kflight u*t suc eisfhl Kn .g of the find id Mahl or I aid of Honot Knight* will te i 1 of Honor, the third, jofiir i‘xi*t* - . wlii'-h will be *abje>-t married) tb< >r. the third. the fourth, tlie third hie in eostume irgia .fgrkultural and Mi* hai uzk'.t » W. E. I>»- ..—er information apply vie*. E*).. Secretary of tlie Comuiiuee of Ar rangements. | Gex a. J. Wnionr, Albany. ! Carr. J. II. Htvrta G-.itman. ^ *.! I;B.IIt;xiiKWEiS.. Balnbridge. Com. < ‘ W m. L»*TKtt. Lnon Co.. fl». i Col. Tom Sim mix*. Montire Uo j A-L Love. 7homa»vllle. Owing to the limited time allowed for theToar- *f v 1 1 , in Tl «w ufibe larga number of Kn.ght* wishing to enter the list*. It i* deemed proper to publish tlie follawing order* iu addi tion to the above rules First-Tbe number of Knights partiejpwtina it. the Tournament fhall be limita<l to twenty. * Second — Tbe initiation fee must tw i^id bv ^h^ar*l every Knight btfoic his m....* ber29tb”"i*73* ntrle * * U1 U ***** Oto- F. ROBINSON,Commander f JPT. A J. I.OVK, Superi'iteiihiit H . E. IiAVlfcs, Secretary. Receiver’s Sale. 1st Tuesday in November next, the following trart* of land. reemtitaUng a part of the old More Amlerw>a pUntatf.n : Tbe - Taylor I’raclioo," “%‘*l»Cl*» —»• m Um. I.prM.: —A 1. C --1 AM. ot c^tlmloft. A nle. t.u c, three horse (a m. *71 Acrrt, being that part of sab! plan tali sn lying faath ot tie Georgia and Fla *U line, and adjo«nlng Ih. flower. 120 acres ander fanre and in ane nmdi- d* for a crop, home improvement*. *IO Arm, bwtog that part efMtd pi it tag North <4 the Gourglm mad fWtda Mns. Mfoeaisig the lands of Dr. "lower. Dr. Yreeng sod Job a Twang. 198 ' «r I- as, in g»i rsnlithm hr r*lti„ l£ ; —»- This tract hre an on it socmefthe laaat 1m4 ta this soetimfittL ThiMiit^^ ^ *****“* U PoaU cf Mat. K. It YunnFs ni*h. f ** U- E T. DAVIS. Kreetvar ry“ A n'att of thasc lands can U remat ta* oAreofllaaun-md « Daria, and esniren *' Thomasville Advertisoients. ATTENTION • LAND-BUYEUS ! slsven mile* South jff rhamaarilla; containing 1891-2 ac.ce, 159 acre * - ‘ watered, and good neighborhood. School * “ mvwrtmt. The enti A bargain will be given. Tcrme easy, ap|Jy 8e|>t20-3m J. M. RUSHIN, Or to this Office. THOMAS & SHEFFIELD, Jackson Street, Next door to Wright & Stegall’s Bank. PIT.AT.FIR. IN Domestic Dry-goods, Family Gro ceries, Planters supplies of all kinds. Sold at the very lowest prices, Call aud examine our stock. 9uglG-3hi A. f, WRIGHT. C. W. STEtlALL TUOS. C. MITCHELL Special Partner, WRIGHT & STEGALL, DAMvERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. In addit • their ltauking bu*incss have erected NEW UJUCK WAllEIIOUSE and are prepared to store ami maka liberal ad- ■Mrsi-ly. t reasonable rates. Dining Saloon. Table Supplied with Fresh Oysters and Fish AND THE BEST OF EVERYTHING. Heals at Any and All Mount. LOCATION ON JACKSON ST. The stilre-rifo'r take* jdtwMiro in informing the public that lie is still at In* old .land and pre- iwrwl tuac'-oiuinodate them with alt things Good to Kilt. Ho tofllUn. up, vul will h... ro-1, U, , I. . .IHiUw Ai—rtmrnt,-lilcl. .Ill I.MM. convenient, well fttroUhetl uud kept thoroughly In additlou to the Saloon, be ha* m.w on baud and will keep constantly supplied with Tlio Kincnt Cigai’m, " of the following i«.|.ul*r l.randa now It. ; IU:111* Victoria, la* 1(1. a Uja. lat Rosa, Ba)- 10,1 family r.ko( i:iiii:N. till areortiuent alwa\son Land ami at nr r figures. A. F. PREVATT To Visitors of Thomasville tho Pro prietor offers inducements Unsurpaased ! Rooms Liarge^ —AND— VVell Fcbnisiied ! POLITE NU OBLIGING SERVANTS. //.iu-oii u„- < „n,er '.flllt'I.UI *• , |ji ST'S Kir.t.i I14M Ib—nlcr. Solkllx-I. J. A. UNTON, Proprivlor. .|.r31jr THOMASVILLR LIVERY, FEED AND SALE ' STABLES. G. J. NORRIS, PROPRIETOR. ' ^TstaTl Livery Kaleamf be very be»t ’ 1 * l, h HO'P.SES a::d 'BUGGIES. mST-CLASB TTOH0UT8 'uroULed, with or without dr1t C r* double «x ing e, to go to any part of the country. Oiod She*l« and Stock fox* f<»r Drover*. HAC KS >u*l CAKHUGES, Always on hand for the aceotflinodatfon of fam ilies. OMNIBU.t will attend all Train a. sprfoly NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS! 71.e frlemla ami patrons >A XIr. J. J. Black- shear are earnestly requested to ea I ou him >a McIntyre’s lew Building, on Jackson At.,and titau* a of WKI.L- 8 FI. EC TED arid .V/.'W tAAJtfH. If is sto>-k em braces .staple DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, NOTIONS. x ETC. ETC, FAMILY GROCERIES i I—d. rru. UKM. IU —H nw kokiag wd 'hew.f g h|N*. First-Class House - ratalm. CaU and see for yxtrreltre. pWre ya lew, amJ cheap, te CAMU. (restn pe- dacwauAritwl. at ike JflOHEVT PUlLKA;us. to barter trade, eaese as mresey. » le old friends and ram emery of the Gi4 Firm •4tlJH.tSHKJHSt WILLIAMS, wire are to- 4etce4tettmarere>iaeefttSL»«*me enamfsto- tia GU> DEBTS mod elan utw; Itots aratUht sSJuii'i'sr*- *• *“** “• w J. J. fiUCKSnEAR. ThoaiasTille Adverthemente. THE FranAsJln FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY or roiusnrDM. Capital, - - Sit00,000 OO Aueta, Jan. 1,^3, S:t,noa,«Jll(i Hearty 8X601X000 lone. Pud. EXCELLENT BSABOMB Fbr Iasnr.ng to the Fraaklin Fire lasaranrc Co., Of Philaden uia. let. Iu Sarplu* eaceeele that of anyr other >7ra Insurance Cnrapanv tn the Ualteel Matee M. lie rwaUae.1 Assets of ireetly $3Jno.tonara eacarely tomte>l in the heat eernriU a. aweil- ing to the prortekm* of iu (barter. «. l a baslnesi la llmlte,! to Fire lesaraaee exdaaively 4th. Its Lcmew arc proutply eettlrel. when point, at a fair rate cf premia*... , will select tbe-trungretCoMi-AXY. rnUci than - weak and newly established o W. E. DAVIES, Agent. SALE AMD LIVER! STABLES! Buggies and Horses for Hire, —AND— Parties sent to any )iortion of tlie COUNTRY, At tlio most Reasonable Rates, ^kll at my Urge Brick Stable* on Uroa.1 Stuel HANDSOME NEW TURNOUTS, K. J. YOU Mi. apt5 ly S. J. Cassels, (Next door to P. Me<Jlnshan’n, Rem- iugtou’s Block.) &XrGGIST, DltUtiS, MKDICINl->, O.lltDKN SEEDS, WHITE IJCAIk, ZINC TAINT COLOUS WINDOW CLASS, ILLUMINATING, LL’IIHICATING, AND I’AINTOl 1.3 jrr****™*,*^*, «„4. "‘"--•ily Bakery AND CONFECTIONERY. AT JIIB OLD STAND. Keep* ..jnstantly on hand a full supply Candice. it*.sms. N uts, Jellica, Pickles, Fruits, all kinds. And everything In this line merrkaadiae. TOYS : U*1 t« please the llUfo folk* Uiue Liquors, t)tb:ng rebus For Modbal puf^<ecs-.Vone totter la the mar. |ket_ar.d at tawferate ptUwr. ALE * LAGER A. • 4* SOX DRAUGHT. WEDDING Or other Parties (uppWl ep«a ,Ural $uAau. iner *1-ly. Buggy, Carriage anRWapa RepoNitory. - — | j Jirgfna I Htrrete. ad>» dag the Wars. "eel WRIGHT $ STXUa) L, I ptumioo to A Larger Block- Better r arietT sad si foOWTKH PnirTX THAN w VE» BEFOkJi KEPT IN TliUMAkXeT, FLOTATION WAGONS. twaathatoac Wagre that Is made sat torts to ahaat the same win eff th« eerimary stga. They rna re a third lighter to the teaae. cairj a heavier benl aa4 lato breaev tlma any toher. TO UMB IS UKKTUieS. jOltsay f«di aa toyefiow toftre parrimetog by snail pw^tly iitotfel led IwVeagtscnreieptdAratren. Uavtaga tsrge toark res toad I pipes la SSSSre! -1 " 4 ,<ka * fcr cto<G daring W M.S3U1U.