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. Hulmtf Respec t \ortii and’ ScoUit If is.a noteworthy fact there has Tu.t been a titte in this poeit* tion wiit'ii thelohguago of the ‘Nprth and the Sooth toward each othcr has. bßenso respectful hod considerate as: slbce thq c!6se of. Uie war* We mean the language ‘heed bjr the publicspeaje .ierjS a ll i the public writers “1 the two sections. ’ it trouldb< diilicult-to i*n’ .call a single instance-, oith >r here or there* sincVthe advent of- peace, of the employment of the old .style -of sectional abuse by .any man of the 1 < ; : i- ?* personal; respofisibUityL All -the. old *o\ to f denouncing t deprecia t i-i i g., n-r (• r ing, flouting, ; and revilihg, .has 4 qd*t passed - away. .A thousand .contumel ious - phrases,’ which used to-he the etcclc in trade of every Village politic ©ian in the two parts of the county.: have ‘become obsolete j they- have lit-.’ terolly dropped from the language.—• Theroii r.o longer & Northern politi cal dialect, in distinction from a South a rn political dialect. • • If’ latitude any longer makes any difference;ih words, it is thateach lati tude reserves the harsher .words’ -for - ’ itself. lion'. i>. F. pfeyry, of - South i'aroHiiji-,, now Governor, -Opened his. .speech .at Greenville, the other day, by telling his-avdienee that they, met “as a disgraced, and ftbjogittd peo ple/'’ Gov. .Johnson, in; his speech Alt Augiistv said- that • “the South bad been be ate*}, subdued,-.and conquor'; cd * * and in.his speech.at Macon’ that “the vanquished are at the. disposition of the conquors', and may he-disposed of as they think proper.” Such is the general • sty!e of Southern utterance on the subject.'• Even the Confederate soldier, wiio perhaps has fought like a lion, will say, with .perfect composure, that they 1 are been “whipped/’ and have nothing to do now but to take what comes.. Op the other hand, the general Northern lawgupge is that, the ; National cause has prevailed * that the Union has been saved • that the great, curse of the country has been destroy ed ; that the people everywhere must nc w contrive t i heal the wounds of the war, and bring back Universal prosper ity. The two parties in the Natth in dulge in an acrimony toward each oth er, which neither of them manifest toward the South. Whatever aofipn* thies and animosities they still may cherish and,express, they yet both re train from any attempt, to perpetuate a hostHe Spir.t toward* the Southern people, ■ Os course,,there is more of less se verity of speech still employed in the North in reference to Jeff 1 <avis and ‘other leaders of the rebellion'. Their crime is.abhorred a>.deeply as ever by all flic lovaLni.cn of the. North ; and .• • Wry are still spoken of with unquali- • tied condemnation. But ; the rebel chiefs a reboot considered as p.t all iden tified with .the South of the . present, and future.. The past is; not, and nev *:r can be forgotten, so far as relates to them ; While it is forgotten so far as’ relates to the body’ ol the Southern people.. AS tbs scapegoats of. Israel bore all the iniquities ( f the land,, so - all the Southern.• sins and follies are laid upon- the heads of these rebel chief's. ./. • .- m ... This cessation of nil the old bitter language, between |he -two -sections, conics-, primarily from the liietunl re- • snect. generated by the -war.- The'old Northern notion that the South, had degenerated into-a race of domineer ing, pusillanimous blusterers and brag gart's ; and the old . Southern notion ! that the North had lost every element ! V of manhood in the passion for • gain, and would submit to anything noner than fight, have both been thor >ugh~ ly annihilated. The tug of . war for four years has shown, the real stuff of men on both sides of Mason and Dix- proved there is no essential difference in courage, or fortitude, or any of the high qualities, which make up the real stamina of a people.. It has been brought home to. the sense of every persob in the land, that the. dwellers in the North and the dwellers in the South have the same blood, and that no finer exists. It would be mor ally impossible that a struggle main-, tained with such terrible .tenacity should fail to infuse, respect, into the soul of each adversary, or that such respect should not manifest itself so soon as the struggle should close and its hot passions pass away. The present moderation and’ deco rum observed between the North and South will.gradually change into war mer manifestations of friendship, ’ if that class of politicians, who can live i pn.fuischiev it&tion, are kept un~ ■ der proper constraint. W e trust that • public sentii wit ih both sections will, he firmly set against any revival ■ ofJ the o.M sectional temper, . when ■ deal- - .! ing with the questions ‘on wl ich. the j two parts oi the 6©uatry may . not at first fully agree. The public ssfaka? or writer who indulges in sectional df minciation should be marked at Office S3 a miscli.ief.maker and.a public ene my. Inr the Bext-Congress there may ; be B< me both . ( in the North and the ‘ .•South, who wi’-l-fair into intemperance of speech from-m.ere force .of old habit if ’ not from positive evil design. If 'there be any -such, they .should be’ made, promptly to'.feel -'hat Ley’ are rot .in an atmosphere suited to’ suoh. displays. , if public opinion will assert its just moral .authority •in regulation , ol till the discussions touching - recan -. struetion, wherever maintained, it will be affected. . There will be no danger of a relapse into the old pernicious ways ; and the field will be kept clear for the final realization of universal harmony and good will.—Ad Y tPimes. . . —:— -*—■* . i • ino the r Rin lx* zz l*iii e ail Cas i • $20,000 INVOLVED. -. : At the Spencer. House yesterday detective- Gallagher, of Louisville, rtiad©-the arrest of a fast and’ festive young, man, named Wm. Russelh who hi company with a female companion, reaeh-ed this city recently after wan \ dering all- over the West in an effort to evade his. pursuit. For three years past Russell has served bis country as a quartermaster's clerk in Louisville, lie sealed his devotion by absconding, . it is charged, with 820,000 of govern ment funds. Detective Gallagher star ted in pursuit of him, and ester track ing him from point, to point in the Western Statos, finally came upon him, as before mentioned, minis city. Russell bad with him SB,OOO in cash, besides diamonds, gold watch and n woman. lie will-be taken baek to Louisville to-da Cincinnati . G>m* mcrcial. ‘ • - •. . KI ea I til of leffl Dmtx* ‘ . : Wasiu>c(:ton, Amr, ,0. 180 o .: Several applications have lately bee* made to the executive nutborities for special permission to visit Jefferson Davis One of those was made, by his former physician, who, at the ie* quest of his family, desires to profes sionally ascertain the- actual condition of chat individual’s health. To this no answer has yet been made.’ The Government, - however,- has abundant me-aiis-of constancy being advised on that -subjcV't; and so far. as u* known here the prisoner’s health is not sul-’ feribg from his present treatment. ... 1 • f • A—- m +> *■ •• Hbeinct'Sou §f lUe A r iffl x * ” ■•’ ‘ W aSiIIKGTOM | ’ AUg 19* , • We have ascertained . from -ofilcial sources that on the .first day of last .May there were one million and fifty thousand- men enrolled in thenar my on •th.e'pay rolls.’ oiuce . that date there liave .been ’ discharged a little oyer seven hundred thousand, - leaving ‘in round numbers about three hundred and thirty thousand still in lie army and on the.pay rolls.. . . ’'. ; - ’ • . • -—r— l— ‘ . . . : - . Jeai'. I>avis‘ ramliy,. ‘ Three children of Jeff: ; Davis rived here this morning on ‘ the St. John, stopped at the Delavan. fFouse for a few hours-, and left on the Itensa la’cr and Saratoga rail road tor dl"i'- treal, .There, were two sofs and a daughter, younger. The names of the sons were. Jefferson and . Wjlliam.--—’ They were accompanied by the. niotl'r ; er of Mrs, Davis, a white servant girl, and a man servant.’ A.'. large crowd was attracted to tho Delavan House. A number of women went in, and amid the most extravagant confes sions of. delight and ‘ affection, repeat • ’ edly- kissed the children.— Journal , ‘ . ‘ •• • • ... . ‘ - *>—* .’ By letters and papers last - received from IMexico, it appears that*the ruins of an ancient city have been discover* ed buried in an.immense and. almost impenatrable forest in the vicinity of “Uco” and the direction of “lluauch* . iiiango.”- / • ‘ r ; . - The British Government has infer entially.agreed to.the confederation of all the British Provinces in North America, and signified her determina tion to delend .them againaiinexai tion to the United States, to the last extremity. ... . ’/ • Secretary McUuloch c;ves the l’ab j vfiig statement of the lurional debt • s it’ -t I >d on the la.t day of Ju’y. —s ‘I hj- amount outstaidii-".*, uecoruiag to tha official figures, is. 82,757,253, Tb*4bt beh’rmg btereet in coin., is 81,108,002, 641 80 oil which th: .rest is $G 1,521,83 fiQ. . . ’ Tim debt btaring ilttrest in lawful . money ii?-. 8-1 ;289, 150515, on which the interest is, $7 4,1 IffiJO 78: * The debt’ on whim interest has ceriwed is i1,527}120< . The debt bearing ucinterest is $2- 57, HO G, *.) G. . ‘J ; 7 The total inf rest, ow> in coin and •law!ul money, is. 8120,N2.4G8 28. Tire legal tender nAei. ip circula tion are. as follows;. Wia and two .’ycaf-s, 5- per cent note?, 809.,954,2dt). U. S., iv oil issue, $472,603 IT S., notes, new issue, -482,687,966 Compound interest notes act of. March o, 1860, 15,000,000 Compound interest notes • act June 30, 1864, , 197,121,-17.0 Total legal tenders iu. circultion, ,;. \ . >5^236^269 The'amount of’ Jr actional eurreney is, $25,7501)09. . : ;;. • . Tim • uncalled for pay, fquisitions and miscellaneous item# 01 the- War and Navy Departments nnount to $15:755,000. ■ r . j The amount of coin in tie Ti casury is 835,838,000, and of currncy:, 881,- 402,000. Total amount ii Treasury, is, $116,739,032 59. T . ■ The Raleigh Progress lutes that Governor Holden has appointed the usual number of Superior fotirt Judg es and Solicitors for the Hate. It is not expected at present that these Judges will hold the. ‘■cgukf Imp Term of the Superior! ‘l’he object seems to be id hoH'courts for the trial of criminal 4auscs only, and for . this purpose a term of the courts will he ordered in every conn*, ty where it may be required.’ . . • ; : . -m # pi ~■■ . * i A. Washington coires jpn^lon tof the Cincinnati Gazette says the sympathy of the Washington secessionists’ for Mrs. Jeff. Ha vis is decidedly substan* taal.m its character. Cri tb yesterday | w • the amount subscribed m her behalf fools up the handsome sun of $6,510‘. The lowest eontribtuion t* the fund was.? 10 and the highest £SOO, •she appeal to the Presdcnt by the widow of the late Stephen A ; Douglas; for the pardon of Hon. llersehel V. : Johnson, who was on the ticket of her husband, as a. candidate Hr the Vice*-. Presidency, proved irredstable. .• A complete amnesty was male out, and he is now relieved from the pains and penalties of treason. - . New Advertisements. .Tl ST KKUKiVEI). KUOM Xj;\V YORK, . . - 1 flupplv of Sundries, amom-whir-h ;u-e the following - • . • OYSTERS IN CANS, ;lobsters * do do SARDINES ‘ PICKLES ’ ALMONDS BRAZIL NUT ■ ■ • il at sen s, .’ CHEESE, ‘ CRACKE3IS, COFFEE. YEAST POWDER SODA, VINEGAR, MACKEREL, SEGARS, SMOKING TOBACCO, RAIL ROAD, SCOTCH, MACCABOY SNUFF. Lemon Syrup. Candy of my own manufacture, at. WHOLE SALE AUG MIL . AT THE OLD STAND 0? JOIIS STARK. Aug 30-ts . • NOTICE. I E PERSONS WISHING TRANS TA portatiou for themselves and bagage . from Doctor Town to. Savannah can be ac commodated on the arrival of Wednesday s Train in each week until further o^derf Aug 30*Cw Axe Ha ihl les! SINGLE ‘ ■F/ij ijl ‘ j'.u': BJ TUB O&zeii oy by the. T/tpusgiuli t&JbuM* alta or \ty the tod* tn>m 9t(o ones, madt of tht bt H ” : • ■ HiclsLory 11 ’ Also ;1 large lot of . Silt MR mi mu And o'lh.T thing's forg ‘” if tr*riltr.. For further inforimuiou apply at this office’ Aug* 30-ts ‘ TO THE PUBXjIO! I ampteparod to RECEIVE; STOEE, AM IIRWARB ALL UOOPS CONSIGNED TO ME and SHIP to aoy peity in s-A.‘V T t As tln'iv? n.re two or three boats running from t his place to Savannah, which will enable Goods to.go forward with dispatch. D. JAMES iUUMX. • Doctor Town,. An,g.,.21, 1864, ’ Aug $0 if ’ ■ HALSEY* .W.iTSOX CO* dfJiiele §{|i’c. > : piNte FAMILY aROOERIES, -wswßQ.yiifS'ifx&z &n. Persons wishing good bargains can be accomodated at the L O WEST MA R KE T PRICE Savannah, Cbv August 80, IBGO. if 24 i i-OSIC* IA ’ -I jowncle* Cowity. CARTER applies for letters of ’ adnii nistrati oa oil the estate of I olm Carter late of said countv deceased.. This is. therefore to admonish ail and singular, the kindred and creditors’ .of. said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time pre scribed by ln\v to show cause, if any exists, why said letters should not he granted. . (riven under niv band this - xJtWli of August, 1866, • WILLIAM SMITH,/ Ordinary. . Auer* ‘lO-dod O pj4itlf. a I Jk —12 rooli % County. m<). A l, h Wi IOM IT MA ¥ Vi )N.OERX, JL Win. Hudson, Executor last will and testa ■ffien.il of \Vm, ft. Newton, deceased applies to rne for letters of •dismission. • These are there fore lo vile and adnio -isli all persons interest ed To hppenv before me within t.lie time pre scribed-by'law and tile their objections:, Other wise letters rr will he granted sard ripphcau-t.. . J.-O. McC.VLL, Ordinary. • . Alls'. SOdiJJd . . ■-••.’ ■ ,-y“ Mnfv” J will.pay the hig'hk.st mark e| erice for jJO.bffir pounds of gpod iUI'OX SIDES deliverod shortly. ’ ;. CEO. RATTEN . Tlioma?vil!e, Aug. 80, lhfrhfcf STO-Ihb AT THE OLD STAND OF PAINE rj>HE undersigned has opened a Provision JL Store in Thoniasville, and will hereafter keep constantly on hand PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS, •/: SUCH AS. . .. S¥RUP BACG/V FLOUR LARD COFFER TALLOW SUGAR SALT CORN MEAL &c , &c. WITH A LOT OF TOBA C C O Ami many other articles too numerous to mention. They will use every effort to accommodate . the public aiid sell as low as possible. They will also sell on COMMISSION All goods dr produce entrusted to them, M; C. SMITH & SONS. Au".'23-tf • • _ r r ._ t o. ia^oLu, RESIDENT DENTIST THCMASVTLLE, GA. he found at the old TT stand occupied by him for the last ten years Aug 23-5 m MV plantation in the County of Lowndes, ten miles from Valdostaand two from Clyattville, containing four thousand and two **JT hundred acres, not surpassed by • - any in the country, or in this part of the STATE IN FERTILITY. The titles tire indisputable. There are up wards of fourteen hundred acres cleared — eleven hundred since 18G2, which exhibits the strength and character of the soil in the pres ent crop. The ]UIILDOGIS ARE SI KSTtX tial ami Coimiioclfoai*, The quarters capable of accommodating com j fortably two hundred laborers There is a I.new Grist and Saw Mill appended to the plant , ation. Corn, fodder and other produce, to j gather with the stock, consisting of mules mid j horses. See., will be sold \yrth the plantation, j Terms Cash. Applv to J. WALDBURO. Savannah, or to J M. H. C.t’HIP. V; ddoeta. • I August 23* 1865 ts • .. Cunents, PLANTATION FOR RENT. rjIHE •hndeiwn .1 proj tsm to •1 re: a ).i. /i platn 1 •'g'fflVC nV 4 : 111 .’ i. t - l oad on t:. • ■ Southern.border of Them 13 conn IMM> ICBBD OV lolNll M'lTll 409 Acres Open for \ ?i^ person wishing to r. nt .will had it ;•* their ‘ih, vantage to secure the plantation early in the ■fall in order to prepare for the next >. . _ . .4 the undersigned having eiyuivd by< .n 111... 1 the laborers for the remainder of the- Present Tear, •.will, give the HidviiTtyartge of those laborers 10 the person who rents hi- farm. -The land is welt adapted tot he / • • CULTIVATION OF COTTON. For farther information’ apply .to tl < 1."... 1 Southern Ent.e:pri.- Thoma ville, t;j . A .; ; .‘ i. ! • . GQsit* 1 A -TUo urns Comity, Vomri of 0* and 1 imry % Aug. i Gtk, 1865, \%rjlEK \S. Xlai-v Mnrphey, ad Matrix ff AflnoUt'grwlum on. the estate of Joint H. M'ufphe y, deceased makes applie tion by petition to this Court a.r {>••: :•...•’ left* I ■ thereon. AUporsoniute rested .a ,\ therefore* notified to tile their objections 1| said Court, otherwise said letters will be emht* <1 and \ sued to said applicant a 1 - :t regular i.etm of said ■ Court to !)<• held ;it riiomasv ii'le. a.j Comity on the tiiri Mondav in October nejt. ■ H. li. id HiKE (\ I.uuiri ■ Aug. J3, ISlio. 30d. CiEORGIAT-llroolisCouiity • • Ti> oil tyhotn it stay concern, • VTOTtCE is hercbv given that .-two months IN after date I sim.l apply to the Ctottrf Os Ordinary of said county,’ for leave to re ‘ U my trust as administrator o.n the estate of ,1 G- Howell deep hied onacconut ofnn advanc ed age Mint feeble health. This August li>th lyv.4. JOHN. McMULLEN, Adtnr. Aug 23 60fl Southern .0 ucUcinl HHintiict, ATCHAMBEE, Avgust, 16th, i.B6.'> Th <• regular sessions of the Superior (-ourt > of this District will he held at the, times fixed by law. The Inferior Courts are requested to see that juries are regularly drawn, and all officers of the Courts, who have taken the Amnesty Oath, sire required to proceed in the discharge of their official duties. Al (L IT. lIANSELL, Judge S. C. S. 1). August Jo t f GKOljtOffA—SirooHs ( oiuify. TOIIN AV, DUIvES having . applied t< 1< */appointed Guardian of the persons and pionerty of Millard', Florence and William Duses, minors utFler fourteen years of age, residents of said County. This is to cite ali persons interested nbe inid apjiear at a regu Inr term of the Com v< f Ordinary to he held on the first Monday in October next, ami show cause if anv they can, why said J. XX Dukes should not oe intrusted with the guardianship of the persons and property of said minors. Witness mv hand and seal, this Aug Id, 18n.> Ami Ti \!ta J. G. Met ‘A EL. Ordinary. GEOELtA-T)l<iina Vown’ .. Hour! rtf CJrdiHfrry, Angusf I i'h , IV'. >. WHEKEAS, Caroline E. Evans i: J<es ap * f plication by petition to this Court for • letters of Administration on the IL-tate of Ko byrt R. Evans, late of said County deceased. All persons interested are therefore, notified to file their (*h)ections in said Court, otherwise said letters will be granted and issued to said applicant at a regular term of said Court to be held at Thomasville, iid County on tie, first Mouctav in October next. ’ •.. ; 14. 11. TOOKE, Ordinary August 16, 1865. . oOd • FOE SALE Oil RE\T, A NEAT AND COMFORT A ABLE DWELLING, Containing Five Looms A good || H jjjjfp •Kitchen, Smoke House. ‘Crib and Negro houses. There is. So TEN ACRES ot LAND, mostly The place is just out of the incorporation of Thoniasville, for further information enquire at the Enterprise Office Aug 9-ts BOARDING HORSE. 33115. CL W. .EATON, HAS opened her uouse for ‘ the reception of Boarders, and offers she best accomodations li £ jj at.. mo.dera*e prices. .Her house is covenieutly situated for tRI 33 3V Tn a pleasant section of the town, and no pains will be spared to give general satisfaction. Thoniasvilie, Oa . Aug-7-dm NOTICE. lETTERS, Money-packages, ands other -JPackages will be received dailygt the store ot E. Remington & Sou, tit Thomas ville, to be forwarded to Savannah and all Intermediate Stations on the A- & G- R. R. A special Messenger will leave by the regular passenger train in charge of ail such parcels. In all eases the charges must be nrepaid. All returned letters and packages y'm be deliver ed at the store of E. Remington. . JAS. RUSSELL. .. A ggntfor Erwin & Ha idee. Aug. 0,1865. ts. ■ - \ Krookit ConncyTo all whom it may concern, Charles and Mar tin lyuiglit haying applied for permanent let ters of administration on the estate of Tarlton Knight late of said county deceased, this is to cite and admonish all and singular, creditors and next of kin, to he and appear at the first regular term of this court, after the expiration of thirty days from this date, and show cause if any they can. otherwise said letters will l>e granted said applicants. By order of Ed. W. THOMPSON, Jul v 25-30d Assistant Provost Judge Carbonate of Magnesia* COOKING SODA, EPSOM SALTS SULPHUR. RACE GINGER, For Rale bv . , T T Dr WITT Sc STEGALL Julv 5,1865. * ts