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I..-! ’JIT* ■ - - • . . 'JSfUilgi. • "■! II I Mi. THE TIMES. r ~ THOMASVILLE, GA. Satubdat. December 20, ■ 1873. LOCALCOLUMN. “A MERRY CUKISTMASA?'D | GRAND TOC RN AY and BALL CHURCH DIRECTORY. Thera will be services ia Uie various choir) cs to morrow as follows: Trosbytorlan Church. — Re*. Mf. McKee In the morning, no services at night. Sab bath School 4 P. M. Baptl*tChc?cu.—Services by the Dev a. D. Campbell at the usual hou*s morning and even ing. Sunday School, 9 A. M. r.riscoafl Ciirac*. — So corvlcc* Sou day School,5 M. _ Methodist Church.—Services by Rev. Mr. Rockwell at the usual morning and evening hour*. SundaySrbool, 3 P. M. Post Office Hours. From and alter this date, the otiicc will be open foi the delivery of mail, *“ o 12 m’.. In the morning. From 3 to 0 p. m.. In the evening.. From rt to V a. m., on Sundays. Front door will be open so that parties bavin; lock boxes can get their mall at tUl hours. TL< ”* ' 'j/W. SEWARD, P. M. March 31st IR73. Cotton Market. Ordinary*. Ooo«IOrdii U.w Middling,.. O <k»1 Ordinary,. Iy>w Middling,.. Middling. St Thomas Lodge will elect officers to-night for the ensuing .masonic year. A full turn out of the brethren is de sired. All Goads nt 11. Wolff & Bro., at Nqw York Cost. We know of a young man who has suddenly quit takitt; Coffee. He says it is sweet enough without it. sorlnicnl of Plain, Pressed & J»| tinware at Jnmcs Wall’s. oct. 25-tf A HAPPY NEW YEAR,” Before another issuo of the Times, Christmas, the world's holiday, cover ed with the froslpi a thousand winters, and around whose hoiiry brow are en twined many of the fondest and ten- derest memories of life will have come and gone. Another cylco in the grand march of time will be inaugurated. A new year will be born, and "the year. *73 will live only in history. With the death of the old year, man}’ fond hopes may die; hut we will trust, that will* the birth of the new, that many bright anticipations aud cherished memories may be revived, and that the new year may witness their full fruition. To the readers of the Times, we again extend, a “merry chrislmas, and a happy new year.” All goods marked in plain figures at If. Wolff & Bio. We have had quite n touch of chilly winter, in the past few days.—It ia liinc wc were having some cold weath er. Many parlies have been waiting for this spell to kill hogs. Coll at II. Wolff & JJro. and pare prices ! Boots and Shoes at cost at H. Wolff & Bro. At Levy’s: the largest anil mo.« fashionable stock of Gent's and Youth's clothing. At Levy'a: a large line of the celo hraled Seamless Kid Gloves, and oili er qualities. Embroideries and L Sa'di Bilious. Velveteens and all oth« r novelties of the reason. Madison Florida AWaie irflh Ltscty-Gsy Knight* and Lovely Mairtcw-Tixae nolae- teauly treads on Flowers, whilst Fairy * • -feet trip the happy hour* away— The Coronation of Queen and Maku—a danling Array ' of tfeautywMiutc—The Moores—Thnnkfi for Cot fieri*:a, Ac. At 1 ; Goods Blankets, Flanm-la and > lat eticr. 20') .Shawls of the latest styles opened. At Levy’s: Goods nt wholesale i large quantities, very low. upr.o-ly A Is. We would acknowledge courtesies extended to us this week by our neigh bors of the Enterprise and would beg to assure them that it will he our pleasure to reciprocate their kindness, whenever an opportunity presents itself. Attention Premium Holders! Wo understand that several others since our last issuo have surrendered their protuiums, some half of the amouut, and others all. That is right. Come up gentlemen, you who can afford it, and many of you can, mid help on ihe association; you will not diu any ll e |»oorer, nor will yen ever regret it. The Superior Court has bepn in ses sion during the week. Much business has been disposed of, and much mains to be done. We understand that in case the docket is not cleared this week, that the Judge will hold over two or three «kys next week. Death of Judge II. if. Tooke. The death of Judge Tooke which occurred on Thursday morning, was not an unlocked for event by his im mediate friends. He was suddenly stricken with paralysis on last Mon day at 2 o’clock, P. M., and remained apparently insensible up to the hour »f his death. His physicians pro nounced his ease hopeless from the first, notwithstanding, loved ones lin gered over him until the last Meeting breath was gone, and done everything hat could have been done to smooth Ins way to the tomb. Judge Tooke was in his 50th year, having been born :n 1818. Probably no man in Thomas county was betu-r known than the deceased, having been in public office for a period of ovci forty years successively. On the pas :*nge of the Act in 1852 creating the office of ordinary, lie was elected to tlic position, and has filled it ever since up to the hour of his death.— Only one ether Ordinary in the State, ».o far as we know, has filled the posi- without an interregnum since its cre ation, and that is Haywood Brookins, Esq., of Washington county. Judge Tooke was interred yesterday •it 1*2 M., in tlic new cemetery, by the Masonic fraternity of which he was a member, liis remains were fol lowed by n large concourse of friends, including a largo number of colored peonlc, to whom he has ever been a kind friend. His Honor, Judge JJan sell, adjourned the Superior Court ii honor of the dead; and Court and Bar attended the funeral services, which were hold at the residence of Col. Jas. L. Seward, brother-in-law of the ceased. At the last regular convocation of Thomasv’.lle Chapter the following fficer* were elected for the ensuin; year, and will he installed on the 27th Comp. A. //. Hansel!, M. E. II. V “ J\ S. Bower, E. K. Jacob KubitHick, K. S. S. J. Cnesels. C. II. John Triplett. I*. S. H. Wolff, 11. A. C. M. Banc, M. 3d veil, Peter Lindsay, M. 2d veil. II. If. San lord, M. 1st veil. J. T. Kottman. Scc’y* A. T. Taylor, Treas. L. Jcrger, Sentinel. Jar to the World! Woman I* Free ! | ; '.f teokfBK r emal* Regulator, Woman’* best Friend. By Itwowan fa etna, cipoted ftmuaberl«M Ills preasioM of tlie menses. It remove, uterine ob structions. It cam const i|«l ton aixl strength en* til# system. t braces the ami purifies the On Wednesday night some part who have a ftnclomt for good clothes but whoso impccuuiosity prevents them from indulging in the latest sHlcs succeeded in effecting an en trance into tlic store of Bushing & Outten, and appropriated quite au amount of clothing, perfumery, aud other articles. Wc (rust that our vig ilant police force may get a scent of that perfumery. A good assortment ol Locks Edge Tools, and general Hardware. Gums, Pistols, limiting and Fishing Tackle, is sold by James Watt. Call ami tee liis new style Fishing Bobs. oct. 25-tf The Gcu. H. E. Lee ifloiimucuf. The colossal monument to the mem ory of Gen'l Lee which is uow rapidly being constructed under the Uirectioii and skill of Prof. Valentino, will, when completed, be the greatest triumph of art and mechanical skill ever produced in this countiy. The structure will be surmounted by a reclining figure o! Gen’l Lee enveloped tu liis mi'.itary cloUk. The form will be finely carved in marble, and the expression of coun tenance rendered with life-like cor rectness. In order to complete this grand monument at the earliest |*osri- b»o day, the Executive Committee of the Leo Memorial Association, ot Lexington. Va., which la composed of such distinguished men as Geu’l Pen dleton, Gen’l Terry, lion. Win. Mc Laughlin, Col. Preston Johnson, Col. Jas. K. Edmondson, Chas. Davidson, • and others, have, by permission, au thorized the publication and sale ot a perfect Itfc size steel engraved portrait of Gen’l Joseph E. Johuston. The proceed* of its sale to be anpHcd in furtherance of the object of this Asso ciation, namely; to Ihe erection of a monument to the memory of Gen’l It. K.Lee, nt the Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. 1 ho por trait will be sold only by subscription, through regular authorized agents, and every subscriber will receive a certificate signed by the Secretary and Chairman of the Lee Memorial Association. We commend this por trait to the public, and hope some good energetic wnq will secure the agency in this section in order to help on the good work. Messrs. W. W. Bostick «& Co., Noe. 177 and 173 We*t Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, have been constituted and appointed Gen- cial Mnuagcr* of Agencies, and any communications addressed to thciji. Tlie Pliolographic Art—An El egant Establishment. pretty extensive observation among the photographic galleries in the different cities of this country jus tifies us in making the assertion that the Photographic and Art Gallery' of Mr. I). J. llynn, recently fitted up on Congress street, is one of the finest^ most comfortable and elaborate any where to be found. A visit to Mr. Kyan's gallery a day or two since fair ly astonished us. On the floor as you mount the stairs from the street is the Art Gallery proper. The front room is fitted up and furnished in the most elegant style as a reception room.— Here arc comfortable chairs, luxurious s'das and on one side of the room a magnificent piano, where the lady cus tomers may amuse themselves while iu waiting. The walls are hung around with the most beautiful pictures, the finest spccimeus of art, all of which attract the eje aud fix the ntteu'ion id the visitor. Here arc photographs, chromoa. lithographs, chrotno litho graphs, steel aud wood engravings, oil paintings, ivory types, porcelain?*, uiczzolius, portraits of celebrities, and on the tables the most beautiful stcrc- Onc of those social reunions, which as in ante bt'hnn times so character istic of the Southern youth, took p!acc at Madison, Florida on last Wednesday, tlie 17th inat. A large number of the young gentry of Middle Florida, met for the pur pose of testing, by well poised lance, to whom should be the honor, cf plac ing ou fuir woman’s brow, the royal emblem of power, and which she ever sways, o’er the stronger, but rougher pari of creation. Not reaching the place in time to witness the exciting tilt, we were fortunate however, in being prescut at the elegant, and rech erche affair which followed at night in the Court house. The riding was said to have been very fine, and resulted in the follow ing gentlemen wiuuing the guerd.n; ranking as in order uamul, viz: Mr. Fiank Thomas, Mr. Archie Beggs, Mr. //untcr Pope, and Mr. Carnet Stephens. These gentlemen by viilue of Uitir prowess, crowned the follow- voung ladies: Miss Mollie Parra- more of Madison, as queen of love and beauty, Miss Mosely Parra more of Madison, as first Maid of honor, Miss Mary 7/ull and Miss Mary Wood of Live Oak, as second and third Maids of honor, in the order named. Bight ;ally did these lair ladies wear their blushing honors, as the royal quadrille was fnrraod, and the measured notes of the Moore brothers, set impatient tcct in graceful motion. We have never seen, a more brill iant assemblage of fair ladies and gal lant gentlemen, aud regret our inabil ity to paint the scene, when, •A bundled heart* beat happily; A ou when rmiric arose will* it* voluptuous *jIi «•* o ’looked love to eyes which Fpakeacniu A i,d all went merry as a marriage bell/ The costumes of the ladies were rich, elegant, aud in the best of tasto; a display of those gentlu attributes of southern ladies, modesty and refiue- mcui, rather than of person, and which we trust, may long be a characteristic of our southern society, and southern ladies. We may mention the follow- ladies: The Misses llines, Miss Pope, Miss Livingston, Miss Dickin son, Mias Coffee, (aud many others.) who by their graceful, easy and win ning manners, drew about tbem a host of admirers, and were the recipients of that homage, which true manhood ever delights to lay at the feet of love ly woman. They fairly divided the honors of die evening with the ac knowledged Queen, and her beautiful attendants. But the enumeration is already bewildering, so wc will close us regards our fair friends, by saying; that the wretch, who could have pass ed through this ordeal, without a quickened pulse, and a desire to take care of somebody's daughter, deserves ♦o sew on his own buttons for life. It is only necessary to say, that the music was by the fatuous Moore Bro’s. It could net have been improved on. Wc arc under special obligations to our friends Mr. A. Livingston, Hunter Pope Eiq., Mr. James Stapler, aud others of the committee, for courtesies; and which wc beg to assure these gen tlemen, will be long remembered. Did space and time permit, we should like to speak of flic excellent breakfast at Mrs. Maddons, ou our return at MonticclJo, and of the experience and mishaps of our diflldent young fiiend V , who accompanied us. When memory shall go back aud turn over the leaves ol the post, upon one of the brightest, she shall ever find “Madison, Fla., Dec. 17tii, 1873” — will testify. It cam white*. This valuable medicine I* prepared and a-»'d by L. //. Brad field. Druggist, Atlanta, Ua. Price $12) per bottle. All mpecUble «lra* men keep Toacoon. AU., 1A68. Mr. L. II. BaAnriKLD.—SI-: Pltx*e forward of Bkadfielo!* e all that Female Ukgclatok. r* And . . il claimed for it, and we have witueeaed the moet decided and hi “ Immediately :male Ur.Gt claimed for it. . celled acd tu pjreffects j*r doeed by. Very Respectfully, Hunteb & Alexander. We the underrisned Dru^yiri* tale plcaaaae in _ .minendinc to the trade. I>r. J. Bradfield** Female Kkoclator—’eneviny it to be a cmd and reliable remedy tor the diaecaes 6>r which lot No. Alt, in u>c 13th l»i-tnct o^Xbom a* tbe property of Ezekeel Kaaury. v Alm, at the mum time and place, lot of land No. 44, la tbellth DUDktof Awnat CO*, as the property of Jcha Vicks. Also, at the same time and place, lot ol land No. in in the Uth District of Thomas Co*, *s j^piMwtyof the Estate of J. Drew, G. A. „Alw>, at ty*ame time and place, lot of land >a ISO, in tEe llih District of Tbama* Co, as the property of K. W. Stephens. Also, at the same time and place, lot of land No. 3, (a the lfUh District of Tboiaa- Co*.a* tie property of C. F. Uubton, to tatUfy the same. AUo. at the Mime time and place, lot of land .0.2W. in the^Jnl District of Tlmma* Co., as the property of the Estate of D. U. Atkinson, Mr** I*. R. Atkinsoy. Adm'x. Also, at the *aine time and place. Lot of land W. A. Lanesell, Atlanta, Gn. Pemberton, Wisox. Tatlor A Co- Atlanta, Ga, Bed wine & Fox, Atlanta, Ga. W. C. Lawshe, Atlanta, Ga. Yv. Root. A Son, Marietta, Ga. STATE OF OF.ORGlA—TROi rr. County. Is l< to certify that I have examined the rc- . >f DU. J. BUA DPI ELD of ibis county, and as a medical man prunonm-e it to be a combina- of great merit* - ** *cs of feuuties f<. This December 21. IMS. oct. 4—1 _ j treatment cf all t . of female* for which he recommends it. 1. lttcs. W*M. P. BEASLE Y, M. D. Legal AdvertiB8ment8. Sheriff Sales for January. W I LL BE SOLD lief -re the Co in tbe House door twe< r Lots of land Nos. 141 and HU, containing WO ere* more or less In the 13tli District ofl bonus nty, Ga., to satisfy a ll fir issued at December n 1*67. at Thom** Si - t Thomas Snnerior Con-t, In fhvor of itt, acainst W'm. Moevil. Property by the fi la. 1 containing 490 acres more or less. In the 13th District of Thomas county, Ga., to satisfy fi t*, i**ued at IR-ceuibcr term Thomas Sn|*erior Court 1867 In two bay mare mule*. levied < attachment ll fa. is-ued at Jan Kioyd .Superior Court, ii /'ark*, vs N U. Cal son more jr le s. 30» bundles Wder, more or less; DllMisce’ “ - * ** ‘ ‘ Levied about 500 11m seed cotton. 2 in favor of Jno. F. ffiartiu, agalcst W. It. Beck with. I*ro|*erty pointed out by plaintiff. Said property to be oellvereil on the premise* of Mrs. A. Eyeretts, six mile* South of Thom as vil If.' Also, same time and place. Lot a*:d land Y.b. 28.'*, containing 290 acres, in the 18tU /Hdrict of Tliomascounty, Ga. levied on os the property of Jesse Applewhite, t» satisfy a fi ta Issue*! December term Tlioraas Suj>erlor Court. 1859, in favor cf K G P< Property i*ointed out by plaintiff. Jesse Applewhite dntiff. le' led on as the property of Jno F .1/artin to satisfy a distress warrant iu fa- fodder. Levied Cox. to S; iwnperty of J F. to satisfy a dissress warrant in mvor of It abored described, rut le (teiivereil on tne tiremisea whereon Jot ."hastali I He. r Uvered same ti . , ... the 13th District . _ _ . Ga , as the propel ty of 7*C Stanalmd, to satisfy Tlie 1«le of cr vtanaland and T L /*srkei of July 18C*. by G Wll-on, f and ail of lot of laud 3!d. lyinj , aud 200 lol ‘ ..t ride of Barnett creek, supposed 0 ncres. in all containing 500 acres; In th » strict, Thomas county, Ga.; to satisfy a ssu'd nt December term Thomas -Si, .’ourt 1867, lo favor of G B Strickland against T [«Parker. Also, at the same time and plan :oltou supposc«l to uiuouut to I then iriuned, levied on as the proper!' Alsow at Uhs same time _ No*SC, In tbelSJi District' aai plsir^lol tolThsowC 1,0VIS MUWte. TAILOR. AlTklndssi work. On*tli*g, Making, Repairing, *c., done at hL eld steal • , FLETCHER ST. a->7 P. PAINE, BOOT & SHOE MAKER, Broad Street, THOM ASVILLE, OX. Work promptly done aatU&ction guaranteed. mar 21 •» of i'homas Ce*, as and place, lot of land r and place, e 13ih Distri. t of Thomas Co*, as f Daniel Downing, same time and place, led of land No. 17. in the 18th l>i< property of A. Farmer. .Iso. at the same 1" No* 5C. in the DhIi 1 >: property of S. A. Jenkins. Also, at the same time and place, lot of land No. 231. in the IWh District of Thomas Co*, as tlie property of II. C. .V. J. Dunbar. the s^atne^time^andjdaice, lot of land die pi Jperty Also, at it: 1 hs IU the U;h District of' Thom ... Vue property of the E-tate of Laac Sjienre, J. “ “ ‘ ■'* ' ' * lie same. e same time aod ulace. lot of land «e U.h District of Thomas Co., as of Kithanl 1 artcr. Iso, at tlw name time aud place, lot of land W7 in the 14th District of Thomas Co*, as the pmjierty of Mrs. Margaret Bean. Also, ct the same time and place, lot of land o.£io m the 13; ii Di-tnct of 'iheina* Co.,.as the pro|*erty if E. L. Powell. Also, at the same time aadwlarc, lot* »f land o’*. 9 and 33, in the 13th District of Tbouias ( o., containing 210 acre- more or less, ns the property of Dixon CarrolL il place. Lots No’s, ict of Thomas ‘ property of Ji Bowdry and John Anderson. n, nt the same time and place, one store on Jackson St- (the house now occupied _ . .. 1. I eny a* a Bar Room.) in the town of Ihonianvillc, Ga., as the property of Joseph y* made hy s. A. Johnson. Constable. D. F. LI KE, Sheriff. G. J. NORMS, PROPRIETOR. now tbs most complete IJvery Sale ami . . Jtahlea fa Somh Georgia, funilshed with tho very best HORSES and (BUGGIES. HRST-CLASS TURNOUTS Furnished, with or without drivers, d-mbleor ’ng e, to go to any part of the country. Good Sheds and Stock Lots for Drovers. HACKS anil CARRIAGES, AIways on hand tor the accommodation offam- ’les. OMNIBUN will attend all Trains. ■ftWf Executors Sale. Agreeable to an order of the Honorble Court of Thomas County will beaold •hold k au boilers, Wagon, and l»h and other prb.li nuineroti* to nu dec 13-td i*«! o’f the satd^ iscrtweif, consist- fodih d kitche p. and many other thinj* It. B. MARDRE. Exi GMIOSt€iE.t~TUemn» Venmt*. d Agnes Dowell are wi(l»oi;t a iPgat Representative, and the saute be*;,gn«*cessnrv. All ifrsoi'H interested Sl^nerehy notified to e their objections this Court, otherwise let- rsof Gfanl^osiiip will l»e granted therefor iloadn.v in January. 1874. 10-30.1 II. ll. TOOKE, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Thomas Count)’. of Ordinary, Doc. 12th 1F73. IL A. Bolio of said countv, make* application to thi*Coiirt for.•xcmptioii of IV: - -oualty and effect* from levy and sale as homestead. If no suOicicut objection is made and filed in said court, I w ill pas* u|>on said application on Saturday the 20th Inst., it oflicc in Thomasville. dec l»-2t II. II. TOOKE, Ordim atSOBCM.I—’ritomMi County. Ordinary’s Offlce, Dec. 1. 1873. yrhereas. .1 B Slater having Administrator, ud eoltegendum, John Slater, deecasod. AU fer are hereby notified to file their ohjeeti. said court, r.therwlse jwrujanent letter*! granted In terms of the law. il. H. TOOKE, Lppoln interested ion* in will he OKK, Ordinary. a bob a r.t-’rbo, gendum, having lwen granted InUtratini ed to Mai f Roliert longln deceet All person* Into'cstcd arc hereby notified to file t ( >eir objections iu sahl Court otherwise |>er- manent letters wUl bo e> anted in term* of ti law. II. H. TOOKE, Ordinary. GEORGIA—Thomat Conuttj, On tho 2d Monday in January next I tlie honorable Court bfOrdinar osropic Views. Immediately in the rear of UiU id ihe operating room, which not only lias every appliance of ihe art but is one of the largest of the kind in the country. It i* uot necessary to give a description of this room. Wc will state, however, that every modem im provement in the art has been applied !»y Mr. Byan in thi? department, to promote comfort, convenience and fa cilities and perfect his art. There is also a comf'-riable ladies’ dressing room on this floor. Up another flight of steps and we come to the stock rooms, where Mr. Bv:tn has on hand one ot the largest and best assorted atocks of the kind anywhere in the South. Every im:tg inal.de article known to the photo grapher’s art is to be found here.— Ficturc Ironies of every conceivable shape, size and style; chemicals of all kinds and in large quantities. Tlie rooms up in this second story are quite larjc, and. yet, they are appa rently as lull ol goods as' they could conveniently be. Mr. Byan is amply pi*?pared to furnish bis customers throughout the couutry, of whom he has a large number in the Southern States, with every thing needed in the art, and iu such quantities as they de sire. ami that too at New York prices, thereby saving to purchasers the freight and delay incident to the re ceipt of "oods from Xc* York. 'Mr. man's establishment is the only onu ot the kind, where goods in this line can be obtained, be- between Boltiraore and New Orleans, and ha\ ing supplied hiimclf with an immense stock, just such as will meet the demand of the trade, dealers aud those engaged in the business generally find it to their iuterest to ca’.l and examine his stock. With out entering more into detail, for there is much that could he -said, we have no hesitancy iu pronouncing Mr. Bynn’s new gallery one of the finest— If not the fmest-^tnat any city cau boast of. • In addition to the stock necessary to carry on the business of photo grapby in cities. Mr. Ryan also keep-* on hand a large quantity cf tents, ccroplc’.o wiih sky-light' etc. The-- are Lastly put up, and require but Wrapped Up.—I saw a lady wrap ped up in a shawl that she would not take six hundred dollars for. said Smith to Jones, “I cun beat that all hollow,’’ rutoitod Jones, '’lor I saw • l«dv so wrapped up In her baby that him wouldn’t have taken six thousand dollars lor it.” And allow us to say that next to a baby, the greatest source ol pleasure in muuy houses is the “Monumental” and “All Bight” Cook ing Stove, one of tlic most convenient inventions of this inventive age. For sale by James Watt, oct. 25-tf. Thomasville Ga. i>hen*4in and Daln-Ua Stcidu-nsoh, to sati-dy a Mortgage Fi Fa. issued l»y Thonia-* sui«:ri.->r Court at rhninlier*, Drcinibur 10th, 1K«3, in favor of Pittman A Bro’s. Also, at the same time and idarc.3 mules des cribed a» follows: Two black horse mules, one mouse colored mare mule, levied on as nroiH-r- ty of T. IL Whitfield, under and by virtue of a Molt-'.-ure Fi Fa, issued liy Thorns* Superior Court at i lianiher.-. Deccmftrr 4th ItCI, iu favor of Hardaway. McKiuuou ft Co. Also, at same time and place, part of lot of laud 317, containing 115 acre*, wore or less in the 17th district, of Thomas Ctx, Ga., levied on the property of Silns Carter, ' ' mnty f -.r Ud and scatter dr* of Allen Pc dec6-30d* ell tlia I land* tH3lomring to the mil rock, deesaaed. IV. It. 1UGGET, Guard an. ■I list ice Court fi. fa. i< Court in .. M. in favor of IL W. Ih ' ‘ ‘ tiff. Le by J. A. Ball, Cu Also, at sjitoe tiim 11 1 iu the 18th District of Th< levied u . . . satisfv a fi. fa. issued from Ji as Sup. •(tail Dec* l*rt DLL. t am/ returned t Justice* Court in Jn favor of IL W. I hv Plaintiff. Levy ‘ ‘ *’■’* ” ' table. il plaee, lot of land Xo* it Thomas countv (ia.. the property of Janies N. W JiffD. N. Wins. Ixrvv made I Win. Stegall, former Sheriff, 27tli Sept 1871. it same time and place, lot of laud N 101 e edon as th istee of: u*e»l fi pioiH-rtv of KinnethMcIi T. J. LixhtfooL to satUf; April Term of Tlionins Sutterior Co In favor of Sir*. C. C. Dixon, against Kinneth *— *- —- "roperty p of Min from IfCl. t by DefendanL Administrator’s Sale. GEORGIA, Tliomas County. Agreeable to an order from the Court of Ordi nary of said county, will bo sold on tie Ural Tuesday in January next, before the Coun house door In Th»ma?vile t tlic followriag protier- ty to-wit: Tlie house ‘ * * laud) iu the town of t in GEORGIA—Themna County. Ordinary’s Office, Nov 5, 1873. Whereas tlio'property of Itotli real and person al, of -arali E. and .1/artha A. Peacock, resklci * of the SUte of Florida and county ot Wakulla. wiUiout a legal representative i’u this State au tho same Items necessary^ All |>eraoiiainterested are notified to file their objection* in court, otherwise letter* of Guardi- 9 granted on tlie Brit .....J, in terms of the hr H. II.TOOKE, Ordinary. lomlay in December n< NoT.I5-30d THOMASVILLE IJVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES. THOMASVILLE (Iu Drcyer & Isaacs’ stores, Jackson Street.) Constantly on hand a large variety of FURNITURE, COSISTINO OF Chamber Baits. Bureaus, Wardrobes, French Bedsteads, Chairs, Rock ers, cafes. Tables. Loun ges. Etc., Etc. H'e guarantee to fell Furniture as cheap a* it in bought in Savannah or Elsewhere. We will also take order-tor Fm uiiure imp de- 1 eryi.u the M*tiufa. iurer’» invoice* and vhargi but i per cent cotmuimion- Satisfiw-tioti guarau- i can select any style and quality of Furn - froiiK ur Photograph Book. Give u* a call 111 SUING &. OUTTEN, apr5 ly. NATIVE WINE. HOME PRQOUeitQH —FROM THE— Piney Woods Vineyard, DELEW ABE WINK, CONCORD HARTFORD HARTFORD SWEET “ Wine Is recommended hr the highest medical tnd scientific authorities a* the very best *r’ ai.t f>r the sick or hale. Goo I Wine made-as it must be-frm ntre juice oftheGra|>e* tumbno pultiog or TsQMstsnttLB, Ga* WowM respectfully announce to the public enerally, that be cures dber res oltkc Throat, Gravel, Diseases of the lireri ami Liter. Inflomution of the Stom ach, Diseases <y* the Eye, De bilitated Systems, Dyspep sia, or Indigestion, Sick Headache. A X D Diseases ot Eons Standing. Cancers InvariahlyCurcd. PILES TREATED mi UNLIMITED SUCCESS. To Tie Ladies! He would respectfully announce, that he cures all diseases peculiar to Females. He has never failed to give relict where his directions were etricth earned out. Hundred* of Females lit ‘orgia and other Stales, supposed to incurable, having been treated b\ x»any physicians, without benefit, will cheerfully rendei testimonv iu be half ot his ability to cute all diseases •*o universally prevailing with their Sex. Because of his unlimited success. - makes this brunch of his profession specialty. He may l»e found at all hours during the day at his Drug Store, Mclnty- ’ building, ou Jackson .Street, Then •ille, Georgia. “king” been awarded to tuv wdi»t*» monial* from the fore go U>: attest to the merits of tnese Foi calc In U.ltlesor tan Jonsi Stark, 1 rs, iu health and .ml <• oprletor P. W. V. GEORGIA-Tkemna County. OrOlnxry,Office Nor. 5, 1875. Whereas Ijir* Adams, maks- » D ulication t by |ieU*lon, t. this court 'fiJ”", from the Ga* dl*t>»-* A. . lu'iou,, , Also, at the same tim. 1 and place, the I. Stable and Lot, in thetovvnof^Tlimyaovitl i.t-r of Broad and Jefferson stneta; the »- tatty of the E-tate Jaim « A. Stclx-a*^',. , «■’ kewanl. Agent Mr*. N. J.McLi- J. A. .McLendon, \xx\e* lo jl!w 11 fa for the year nrainst Si.l estate. POSTPO.VED SALE. Lot No. 81, contain!? g (Pu acre* acd part of lot No 82. containing2« *» i\* In all; 7.70 a le* or le**, in tlie 13th District of Tlminas •untf. G*. I evied on as the pro|«rtT of Jareo verett, to satisfy a A fa Issued at June term. IiowasSuperior • ourt, 1863. fn favor ol John- on. Shepherd and Sanders, vs. Jared Everett. Property put ited out by A. P. Wright, plalntifis uov29-td" D. F. LUKF., Sheriff. The following diseriU-d land* arc levied aptdici . . rs of D emission i-stale, property fsalali Bekle AT IIIS OLD STAND, I*pre|«vrcd to pit Buildings, and s branches. ALSO Lumber for Sale—all Sjorts ami Style. GRIST MILL His Grist Aflll is kept In ywrleet or 'er an make* and Hominy Inferior to no vtbt •‘••an mill In the country. GRINDING DAYS. TllUKSDAV, K1MDAY AND SATL'ItI»AV c orpins i Mttalic Burial Cases and Metalic Cos Lets, SPECIAL NOTICES. Pianos at Wholesale, Messrs. Ludden & Bates, Savan nah, Ga., are closing out their unusu ally large assortment of Pianos, at Strictly Wholesale Trices for cash, or on short time. Great bargains can be had for the uext thirty days. Very low prices for one half cash, and long time given for payment of batlance. Parlies desiring lo purchase should uot miss ihis opportunity. Write for special cash prices. IT a NOS FOB COTTON.—Wc will take cotton at one cent above Sav’h. market price* delivered at any point on the B. B. iu the State iu exchange for piano* or orguos at cash prices. Write at once. Address, Ludden & Bates, nov 2lMt Savannah, Ga. SSI iu the 18th district < >n>perty of S. G. Puwe AUo, at the *ame tin So. ISO In the 17th I>i«t he property of the E-1 .1. J. Kagan, Adroitth TO THE WEST! TO THE WEST! Bi-.'. ro making you; arrangements to fo’.lni the a*lvice of the ’-thon-and* who bar, gone. ’ It would l«-n d-ne tn ruak in tlw West" *.- p and a* tree from dan- i.un.r.n skill anu loreaight can acc- mi>li*h. vtiM.-li<Lui< n and o>n*tnution a n«a 1 ha* •Ut Into oi^ratiou on tlw *horte*t ix.awil -om Nashville. Tenn.. to SL Ixmis, »t great city ot U>e wurkl.” This line tbe ST. LOUIS A SOUTHEASTERN RAILWAY, In* daring tlw past >*»r. earned an inraloah reputation by iu aiu-Mth track, prouut tiu care connection*, amt ib* magnificence ofl l«"<;ofiin\ui|iurnt. Its train* ore uiadc'ap new ami eotauxslk u* day car*, provided wi._ tue relebrated Miil-r coajder mad pUUhrm, aod tbe We*tin* o«re alr-l-rake It it r, ! w tk* tm.'y line running Pullman Pa'act I fritting-IS* Sleeping (’art through icifhoul change from XatkrUU to St. Louis So oth»*r line pr^*n»i* to - ffer *wch adv»r,t*ge», ei ther iu distanc-, time creqnipicent Whr.then, few monu-nts lb.be wade ready commencing business. Dealers every- >rr _ , where would do well to call and ex- 'lor circular*, t*nuB, ana ccrtiflcatce, I amine his stock before - purchasing Will receive prompt attention, | It | elsewhere.—Sar. Advertiser. Jowrney by c*reait*uu route* ? Do «l to p'trchsfs tickeu to SL Ljuu or the West by any other line, remembering that "Thu St. Euult s SymlhtuutSurm.*» \% th* thfSrUzt, uheapett, quietest, lest anHumlu line nnder one management than NachrUl* to St. Loots,aod U fr.-m CO to 290 mile* the short est to S:. Louis, Kan*a« City. Omaha, Dearer, ^SUffonii* ^iVxa*. m>1 all western pointy it |* « fur year- — . _ »jTn*cofl, in per by ldtf* tc C. , *kitrn, booth- - Foot office B- x 242, Ch m u»iei*:gne«l. 4. B. DAVES FOR r. General Ticket agent, St. Loom. rile ving 1-fen granted on the estate. pro|<erty and .Joel* • f Joseph luoke, col.,t»f *ai<l county. All per«)li» in'eresteil are uotifioil t-« file their object ion.- In coart, otherwise permanent letters of <4dmi.Ut>ation will be gran:e-1 ou tlie same u of the law. H. II TOOKE, Onlioary. f Tli-i isfy Tax t s I-SUCI 1,V Tax Collet 17th projK-rty of I- McWilliams. Alta * the id plare/Iot of land f Thon.a- countv, as the II. ie and place, lot of land A I* i* tinu %. 52 in the 17th Distri tlic property of John W Also, at the same tli ime and place. 1 ■trirt of Thomas d plan stated rase, reside* oat W the county . .. . rMl«Ie*s oat «*r tl*« » inlered that service be n of this order, once an tho ThomasviHe Tike* or PKINS ) A. H. //ANSffLI. .Jlx-lant. ( Judge S.CA.C. ST4TK OP GKOItGIA. Thomas County.—I . inG, in the 13U District of Tbomx* county, the property of T. C. Benton. Also, at the same time and place, lot of land >30. in the 13th District of Thomas county, a» the property of Joehua aI fT^ arf ' * 0t * ani * tc of Slary .V^Hailley, IL Ita lley, Administra Also, at the same time and place, one honsc anh IA in tbe Town cf Thoraasville, Ga.. <>n rawforxl Street, where T. J. Bottom* non re- ide*. Also, at the same time and place, lot of land lo. SL in the 14th District of Tliomn- county. the urojwrty of Mr*. *»u**a i ai4 ^ Lupiti* Horn. S'. IL Dudley Cox. Tri * Also, at the same time and place. n the Town of Thoi U.'J. ia the|s»h Di-C.ict of Thom ille. Ga.. f Ib>wer and Me'rtz. time and place, lot of !an< IH-tr ‘ a- the pro|M-rt} of E. I. i>. a». the -ante thu.» an«l place, lot of law ■i. ia the 18:h District of Tboma- countv as the property of S. G. Braswell. amet'm-andjdace. lot of land let Tboraa* CVx, a* the NaSrS. ^ ^ ^ ; VL*u. at the same time and place, one bou-e arid lot oa Remington Avenue In tbe Towi Thom a-v ille, Ga.. as the property of II. place, lot* of land »'*.5canb 3. in the l-:h Di as tbe property of John C. Gaia Al-n. at the same time and plaee. d rbocia*' the same time and plaee. lot of land No.2J2.iu the l*b Di the property of IL P. llall. Also, at the same time at.. and lot, formerly occupied by in the town of TnoiaasiUlc. ’ f Tboma- tu. a• I place, one te>a»< •yarn. B. F. Fml?e Also, at the same time and place. Lot of land No. 2W. tn the 17th Iiislrict of Tboma* t Vx. as the property of George Merritt, to satisfy the same. AImx at the same time and place. Iau ot land No’s. Tn and 25L in tho lath District of Tboma* Cm, a* the psuprrsy vt W. N. MitchelL AlaA at the same time aa.1 place, L«t» of land Xo'aNJJ and 216 in tbe ITib Didrirt of Tboma* Gx, at the property of Jane* M. H urst. A.jO, at the Abate time aad place, one house Opd lot in : he town of Thomas vide, ul, w herc- vn Mr*. T. BJjUk c -w reside*. A'-m. »t tfce »ns tiuie and place, lo* of land *•.41 *n the 15th t*j«triri«.t TlmaaiCo.. aathc polity of Ho tor MiL .n. niter, a I. uncr, J^oiL anted III erm - <>'f the law. II. H. 7O0KE. Ordinary. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE. MARY McGEE,) Libel for Divorce in V*. J Thomas Supe i<»r Gnnrt. McGEE.) October Term, IQ IT appearing to tbe Court, Bom tbe return of Sherifi, that the Defendant In the above also, appearing tk«rha resldei It is ujN.n motion, order*-! Uia. leoied by publication of this ord< * HOPmss I A , Jo-Ice AJCA.C. miy—I extract or Coart J. K. S. DAVIS. j certify that tl m tbe M :uuU oct23 onreamforlm Bakery AND CONFECTIONERY, A. Deputy Clerk. Colquitt County S TATE OF GEORG/A. Colquitt Coantr.— trill be sold on the first Toe-lav. In J«naa- ' 'uetheC “ ” ' Co., the trie, Cokp Lot* of ‘ DfCohjai la M< Ho wing property to-wit •nu .v.« u and 113, tn tlie *lh district j county. Levied on a» the proper!r of Fk.arnoy Clark to satisfy a fi fa in favor of j T G Cooper, Usn«d fro* Court of Ordinary fa cost, of t wirt. Property pointed oat by plaintiff. Also, at tbe fame time and p'are. the South ha:f of J»t No 314, la th* 8U District of Colqaitl county Ijeriol on a* tbe property of AVm Bar* ‘ satisfy a 1 fa in favor of It Bruce, l*- Jnstire Coart. Projwrty b-rKl on and I to me by legal Bailiff, printed oat by it- W. T. ROBINSON. Sheriff Colquitt Co. GEORGIA, ColqaifC County. Ordinary** Office, Dec. 1st. 18*3. Whereas. OUrer Flowers applies to tbe aadcr- gne>I tor letter* of Guardianship of tbe person vd property of Kartba Robinson, minor dough- ;r of Jams* Robbisoa. Jr., (’lech 7bese ar» tli* re fore, to require all person* concerned to file in my offi-e, on or before the first Monday ia 'tana y next, their objection, if any they Lav* said appointment, otrerwiee, lette-s o! guar- snsliip will be granted the applicant Given under my hand «>4 official signature. *-td JOB TURNER, Or linarj. Administrator’s Sale. S TATE OF GEORGIA. Colquitt Countr.-Oa th* first TucnlMf a Jan narr seat, will tw ffiW at the i - oart-hou*s dew Jn Moultrie, in mkl couaty, wiihin the laefhl hoars ofmtothefbL lying on Ea*4 tide of hurricane crack; »«M »* tbe property ef Jelm Gregory. itorM benefit ot the heirs nod creditor* of i-half cash, and the _ <dit with rates & C. GREGORY. \I/ILL he rold before the Coart House V V In the town of Moultrie, on the first Tuesday In February erxt, between the legal hoars of sale the Mlowing property to-wit: t4S acre* eflaad bring the North half ef Lot N<-. fn the Kh I>:*tr ct ot t oUiiitt county. Levied on m ^ puyty off Mathew Tsefcer. Property p <iuUd utA Ly the defendant. , W. T. ROBIN SO:W, hhenfi. C C. AIW.M setae time »-4 place, 000 a rt* c la^d. *< ■: part of Let No. at* in -Ne Ah d « t:iUof OJqa»UC« Di.olMt> .^esr^t ty of Nathoulal Cr /ft, te satisfy afi fa in fate tjf Lluaheth Phymale, J. J. NORMAN, l-t4 Deputy sheriff! AT HIB OLD STAND. i constantly on hand a full saj plr Nut*, Jellie*, Pickles, Fruits. *B kirnl*. And everything iu this line of merchaisli**. TOYS: Choice selection, embracing everything caAcaU te-1 to please the little folks. Fine Liquors For Medical purpose?—.Vone better in tie ket and at moderate price*. ALE & LAGER A A SON DRAUGHT. WEDDING Or ether FarUe* rapfdiod upon short notice. SALE AUD LIVERY STABLES! Buggies and Hones for Hire, —AXD— Parties sent to an; portion of tlie cot : > try, At the most Reasonable Rates. fcainmi HANDSOME SEW TURNOUTS, •h! it EJ.YOl.VG. ”&3B.'i7Te Aev-rtkerent?. r.JoMD. Anirews. A nootl assortrjcut ol Ihanasriile Advertisements. P. McGIashan, DEALER IS Saddles, Bridles, AND HARNESS: SADDLES, From &.00 tin! upaarJ. HARNESS, “ $14.00 BRIDLES, “ $1,00 and all kin*]* of Horae Furniture, Every description of CARRIAGE. BUGGY, AXD Wagon Materials, Shoe Finding* ©tc. I have on hand a I -urge Stock of LEATHER f nil kind*, for sale at low* price*. Enameled Leather and Cloth, and Flue oaoortiueu: of CII1LDBKNS CARRIAGES. I am agent for the Marshall, wood, IIoksk-Coi.law. nnd ihe Cele- >iatcd DOW LAW. COTTON ANTK1S, which 1 ocH at Factory price*. Cull and rcc me. Strict nttrutiou paid to ordi-ra by mail. Drags & Medicines Kept constantly on haml. Terms Ca8ii ! Profits Small ! imvUIc, Ga., March 28, 1873. DAVIES & CO., DRUGGISTS. DEALERS IX flBVGSs MUDtCIJCKHs Gsb.wcms, Paijyts, Oir.s, JSmrsaiKSt TOIELT AND FANCY G n 0DS, PURE Wines and Liquors. Presciptions carefully cnnr>oundc< at oil hour*. roch 22-1 -y FIITMAN BROS, DEALERS IX 0RYGGQOS, BOaiS, HATS HARDWARE ETC..ETQ. Domestic Goods, Blown Ilome- spnns, ot all kinds, Hli-nch- ings, Tickings, Pant Stulls, Crockery PLOWS, IIOE.S, TRACES, Elc. Wt* huv our (>(8nU nt tlie lowcat pri ce* and we intend Rrlliiig lor abort profit*. Cull nnd cxmniiuo our block uctore |iurcliuniuff. Wo arc Agent* for tho (Quitman Factory nnd wo are picpaicd to fnr* ui*h ibeir Yarn* anti other Good*, on term- itHtlia ramo (iooda *c HANSELL & MANSELL, Fire Insurance Agts. Bcpriacutin^ Old Hartford, of HARTFORD CONN. Nirth British Mercantile, AND O V T II E R X M U T U A L. DRAYING and HAULING! J^*M nu:i*4ltAI) to Dray tor tha Public by SINGLE Dim LOAD, Of any other quiuillty that m»y »w •lroir*>l. ke*p a lot ot g«*>3 W^gon. ami Team*, with CAREFUL I)IIIVEILS. e.l am pr*i«re.l »-> .h. hxa'lnf to **.-4 ft a* Dining Saloon. Table Supplied with Fresh Oysters and Fish AND TIIK BEST OK EVERYTHING. Heal* at Any and All floor LOCATION OX JACK-ON ST. The »ah*crther tokro pleasure i u th* paUir that be is Mill at hi* obi ittoi ao>l parail toaooMamoduto theta with alt tt.it.ga Ciood lo Bill. H« Ufitting ap. %t»\ w|]> hare rrsAr la % •Uy*. a Duiing Atwrtment. which will U retire*, rooreuleut, wailfaratebwlxiKl kept thoioo^kij la akfitiw to th* Hahwa. be kti turnon U* aod will keep amunfly reppbro wuh The Finest Cigars, OAtOO of tbe UOoWhig {•'-polar Umuim aww uwe; Itciaa Victoria. Ijx kira'So.La Bum, Ih iurs. 15 ceat*; La Flor 4* M*raka, toeeau. Ere eh Oysters nnd Etsh arririag by every r*laar>4 toe ml* in oNyfierir^l ••oontity. FAMILY C.BOCEHIEI. i fall smsrtuumx olway* on baaJ u*4 atve iv fignr^v. anu XI If A. Y. I'ltEVATT . /*, WB1GHT. C. W. STEGALL TOGS. C. MITCHELL Spatial Parte**, WRIGHT fc STEGALL, BAKliERH AXD COMMISSION MERCHANTS InnetAtthm to tbrir Boakiaf baffama tL- bavooractoffa NEW BRICK WAREHOUSE aMarcpreptwd Silli aaJmakq ll*nl od- b bought iu the Sisitc. Mcb’Jl ly t Lit lug Ban*. • prill* I J. N. McKIXKON JOSEPH JERSER&BRO. Watch-Makers and Jewelori, LARGE STOCK OP Jewelry, Watcher, Clocks. AXD MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Lo/g* ••pplT *f Iprcturlts. ou hood m«w- * e I'TotaplIr «l>*>• st mtrtutmto rale*. " su b» »*vl other orU- lre U't la Am wsgu WEST END HOUSE. To Vi«i tom of Thonuumlle thr p ro . jirictor oflem indactaimt, L’uariswwd f Rooms Laz>g e , -AXD— Weil Fcrxisbed ! POLITE AND OBLIGING SERVANTS. ItaMhOnriinUDtCUrin J. A. LINTON, PmprlfUr Mil - ■.f / .