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• X. John- W. baa applied
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tato of E. C. Dukes deceased, late of .said
County. Tbtfsc ave therefore, tg cite bnd
admonish all interested’ to be nod
appeat at my office within the time- pre
sent ■ 1 hv law and file . objections, other
e sail letters witl ’•■!--/ I t
VVi :> ss mv ud ands iL
J. O. McCALL, Ordinary.
Sept. 27, .1!-“ ['>■ dOd- __
•<. I'Oltl-t i Broeks < omiiy,
‘ To all ‘cU'wi it mna v- <
vtOTICE a H
.> after-date I shall apply to the Court of
.
- ,-iit as administrator On the-, estate of J.
■i’ i; .; ,-!i ,(.-re ised im a< uni
. f,| ealtli This August I‘Kb
‘• . ug 28-• ~i ; • _
CIEOBGIA- Brooits onnty.
YOHN W. DUKES having allied t-be
JSmtcd Guardian of too persona and
ence aui W ilham
i. ‘ u;t-.-a >'*'■“ -
1 “ ■ ■ . to fit
;■ . sled to be aud appear at a regu
lar u mi -J the Court ot Ordinary t • be held
. •; • >■ • ‘ ; ‘'l ‘,.
they can, wbyuaidJ. - .
• 4„.uld not be-iutrusted with the -guanliaiislup
es the persona t lti?lßtis
. “‘U. £
JEO H< A-A'it L- 111 n* “51 *
Oo*rt of Ordinary, *>cp umoer - .
■\ \ T ll EttEAS Wiltiitin G. Lewis nukes
:\\ • applicati-n by petitidu to this conrt
for letters of Administration on the estate
’ of WiUiam Evers deceased; • All
interested'are thefore notified to hie thmi
•o-bjectioas in said court, otherwise sam -
. ters wittMgrauted-a - 1
, dican tat a regular tom of -said court to
• L held at Tliomasvillc, said cotinty, on the
first Monday in November.
’ * 1 |i. 11. TGOIvL, Ordinary.
* Oct*. 4*BQd ■*_ i—•—-•
&EOBGIA— Tkomat* County.
• ‘ i Irt O r y. -
- llV : mi ius Excellency,the Gov
fVemor thV. Court-is now o t en tor the
* * , ot bid All persons haying
-Srttß^JS f 9n?
t .r.M.nof.h.Um^ biEOrdiiiiiiy
. .ept.ao-.11t6 5 - *_ . _ ‘ -
nolUrl .4.— COlqult 1 tOUUt} .
Court of Ordinary,'depL 11, lob®- *
*v rill'UK AS. Henry Gay pakes apphea
\\- tion by petition to this Court for letters
administration on the estate ofHw™^Gay
-or before Jhc M..n :
davin-November hext, otherwise tetters ot
ilmiuistr-.iyou will he granted .saul applicant
• MUuU term of D. C. C. O.
gept- 29, ‘ —i—
CKEOIU; IA- Colquitt County
* pourt of Ordinary, . Septcrnber IZ, 1865 _
‘•wwrllVKK VS DintoU-Carlton petitions tins
I* court for letters of administration with
‘will annexed of Abe estate ofGeneral H.Han
rock late of said County deceased. All per-
U ms’interested afd hereby notified to file their
‘• bisections within the time prescribed bybw,
Otherwise letters f administration will be
•iFiwnted and issued to said applicant at the No
•WemK-Herm .and tliis Court/ -
%
¥>> i*t 20,18G5. 30u. . .
EORGMa~-Tlic aw* Couutyv
Court q/ Ordinary, Sfpt. 15, ISUS.
% * T ll ll>‘K ts . K TT. DroWninff makes ffppli-
W ration by petition to t his Court • for h r
t rs df•adminwlrution on the estate ol v\ ul
imV 11 sibMv deceased- All rersbnsmter
•• -ested, are therefore, notified to tile their ob
- Sections in said Court, otherwise said letters
. Will be granted and issued to said applicant at
. regular term of said Court, to be held at
ThofnHsv'ille,said County on thefiret Monday
li-i November nekt. _..*
. * . . R. H. TOOivE, Ordinary.
j5epk’26,1865.. 3ttd
GEO lit-1 Colquitt County
,f Ordinary, tSrpt. 1 i, I S GO.
.. VwrnEEEAS, Linton Carlton,* having ap
vV plied tn lie appohitea guardian <>f the
” person and property of General fl. Hancock, a
minor under fonrteen years of age, resident ot
’• said County. Notice is hereby given to all
iuterasted to tile their objections in
t'ouvt within the'time prescribed -bylaw, oth
r-rwise letters of guaitliunship will be granted
; Jind-issuetl to said applicant at the November
term of this Court.
. • .P.O-. WING, D. C. C. O.
i .Seipt./10, 865. 80il. ‘
HAVING fitted up and opened our
S ILOOiI, at the Store of ‘lb J.
M.Ti iin, we are prepared to offer, to -the
Public everything that can be found in a
First Class Saloon.
BRANDIES, . • . • ‘
-WHISKEY,.
. GIN, ‘
ALE,
•. CHAMPAIGNE WINE,’
MUSCAT WINE,
MALAGA WINE,.
. • - • PORT WINE.
CLARET WINE,
. . RHINE WINE
.’ •• AND EVER* VARIETY OF .
LIQUORS,
Either by the Dottle or Drink—Tlain or
Mixed. • ‘ • •
FINE HAVNNA CIGARS
-of. different brands. ’ Anderson’s and dth
j? rs ‘ ‘
Fine Cut Tobacco,
■ And everything to suit the taste of tlie
most histi'ltous, can be had at
YHt Vjuß llOllCK,*
As cheap as anywhere iu the South. We I
shall always keep on hand a
LARGE AND WELL
Solcctcd Stoo.lr
And would invite the l’ublic to give us
t.iK, i-etorO purchasing elsewhere.
DETERS & PERRY.
Oct 3, 1865. 14 3m
Notice.
i V • I -ball applv to the
: ■ uuniVifor leave to seU
ii
’ i ‘
>■ (rit i; s tilt i.*:avi: to
s, i.\n.
i'N COIUGA —Rrooks Comity.
IjT Two months after d.ue upplictaion
will be made to Court of Ordinary Os
•said County, at the first regular term, af
ter exjiration of two months from this no
; tice, for .leave to sell the lauds belonging
to the estate of James D. Redding late of
said County deceased, for. the benefit of
the heirs upd creditors.
| W. G. BENTLEY,
j Octll-COd / Administratar.
VOilt b’ <|>K lili.VVli TO
GEORG sA—Brooks County.
Two Months after date application
j will be made to the Court of Ordinary ot
] Brooks t.’ounty, at the first regular term,
i afte’ expiration of two months - from thi^
I notice, for leave to sell the Lands belong—
tnj to the estate el Bartameous .Williams
i late of said County deceased, for the b.-u-
I efit of the heirs and creditors
-1 ■ MARY. A. WILLIAMS.
{ Oct 11 so') 1
Idniißislrßor’i Sale.
• Agreeably to mi order of tbeLhonorable th
C.iin-r of < >idinary for- Lowndes Couutv will
bd s Id before the Conrt House door m VaWos
t,i ont o tii>t Tuesday iu November next,
three hundred und “ l ot
j x-,. 106, in the sixteenth distnrt.fwmauji ir
r wiii I nit i- iw Lowndes County, .5 to 100 aeres.
of open land, dwelling ;ffnl out houses not i.i
very good order. U>l r (fin will be sold with
1 thepkue. The location is healthy, conven
ieitt to schools. cliitrehes and mills, and neat ..
fine mineral spring, belonging to the estate of
1 Ishara H. Clayton deceased, lute of-ssud Court
fv. Sold fi if the beneifit’ of the heirs and ei ed
itors of mud deceased. Terms .on the day <>f
sale. mWTAX CLAYTON, >
• J.■ .T.-CLA YTON.. S .
I Sep/. Id, 1865. tds„
i-Biooks County.
i 1 1XT V days after date 1 will make appli
c) cation to the Court of Ordinary of said
County for leave to sell the real estate ot I.
•J. Rodgers, deceased.
A. Iff. D. SIMPSON, AdmY.
I . Sept. 27, 18tio. COd.
L HDRGI.I-Lowiiacs County.
i mWO mouths -from date application, will
: ’1 be made to Lowndes County Court of
|.Ordinary for leave to sell the real estate of
i U ni. M. Peacock, fate of said County det
r ased * *
r ANNIE N: PEACOCK, Adm’trix.
| Sept. 27,1865. 2in
T FOE SALE.
MY -plantation in the County of
• Lowndes, ten miles from
! ValdosUtaud two from Clyattville, MBmg
containing four tlionsand and two
hundred acres, not surpassed by
any in the country, or in this part of the
- STATE IN FERTILITY. .
The ‘titles are indisputable. There are’ up
wards off fourteen nuiidred acres
cleveh hundred since 1862, which exhibits the
strength and eharaeter of the -wil iu tho pres
ent crop. The . _
EJI a 1.81 YGS All i: SC It ST 4Y
<i“Al aud ioimno(lio;ii(,
The quarters enpabloof specomraodating conr
fortably two hundred laborers There is a
new Grist and Saw MiH appended to the plant-’
ation. Corn, fodder and other produce, ‘to
gether wjth the stock, consisting of mulesand
. horses, Ac .will be sold .with the plantation.
Terms Cash. Apply to
. * J. WALDBURfI, Savannah,
; or lo • “j. H. M. CLINCH, Valdosta. .
• August 1860 ts. .
• -Clincli Sheriff Sale. •
VT7ILL be sold be'fore the Court House
\V door iu the town of llotnerville,
Clinch Couiity, between the lawful hours
of sale, on the first Tuesday in December
next, the following property t-o wit ; three
hundred and thirty-nine (539), three hun
dred and eighty-two (382), four hundred!
and ninty-nwie (499). five hundred (600)
five hundred and niue f-590). live hundred
nndten (510) Eve hundred and seventy-one
(5711, five hundred and seventy-two (572),
each containing .490. acres of laud more or
less, in the 12th District of Clinch County.
Levied on as the property of Ilenry P.
I Livingston to satitfiy one mortgage fi fa
I issued from the Superior • Court of Clinch
County, in favor of John Stoddard vs. H
P. Livingston, Properly pointed out fn
| said 11 fa Sept. 20th, 1865.
SIII.MUEL TIMMERMAN, Sheriff.. .
Sept. 27, 1865. tds. . • .
j STEAM MILL
FOIt SALE.
ONE of Page's Steam Engines (15 horse
power) lniilt on the most approved plan.
! large cylender .h-oilcr perfect—good saw
frame and carriage with too circular saws 18
and 52inches. Also a sett of Mill Rocks and
gearing ofthebest quality ; all of which I w ill .
sell for three thousand dollars cash. Tho ini LI
is situated near Duncanville Thomas Couutv
111 miles south of Thomasvillc. • ’
-. • ROBERT RAINES.
Sept. 6, 1864/ ts Floridian copy.
I, ‘.. . . * *•
BVI IKIKTRATOR’K S.U,*,
VLTILL be sold at the late residence ‘o
TV Daniel Stringer, of Thomas Coun
ty deceased, on Tuesday the 12th day of
December next, all the perishable propers
ty belonging to said estate, consisting of
horses, mules, hogs, cattle, corn, fodder,
farming tools, four horse wagon, new cot
ton gin, ox cart, two yoke of oxen, sugar
and syrup, cot.ton seed, and other articles
too numerous to mention. ‘
M. C. SMITH, Adm’r,
Oct 18-tds With Will Annexed.
NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of
John A. Lane, late of Thomas Couns
ty deceased, are requested to come for
ward and settle the same, and all persons
having claims against said estate will pre
sent them authenticated iu terms of the
Lw. M. C. SMITH, Adm’r.
Oct IS 40d
4D.niVKBTUATOR*S SALE.
WILL be sold aUhe residence of John
M. McCoy late of Thomas Countv,
deceased, on Wednesday the 6th day of
December next, all the perishable proper
•y belonging to said estate, consisting of
• orses, hogs, cattle, corn, fodder, syrup,
si: gar and many other things too numer
ous to mention. ,
Also at the same time and place, will be
rented the place whereon his family now
resides, for the year 186 G, consisting of
-00 acres of open land, the best in the
bounty for making Cotton. Good dwell
ing house, out houses, fences. &e Situa
teA~n thc Ma e nolia r cad, 11 miles south
ot Ihomasville. M. C. SMITH
(>Ct lgitds Administrator.
III). QKS. I) IST OF SOUTH. GEORGIA. |
Daiuks, Jnne J-lth, 18*15.
Gum ral < cr, \
Xc. 0. S ‘
I. far 4, Gen. Ouler No. 71. Head Qi; tr
ter? Department of the SCutli, is hereby pah “
lished tor the informal ion of.thiseomiuai t. •
I. Wkite military restrietioi - npon
are thus removed, still District and- Post com
mandersato remind.-. 1 that they are expec
ted to keep su-di a -military control over'ell
merchants and traders as is necessary i r the
mtiiutahianCe of good irder and a proper Po
lice witUin their commands. To this end
thev are authorised to regulate the.sale of iu
toxlcating liquors, ales and wines us may seem
to them requisite.
11. Licenses will be given to u-iimited num
ber of responsible parties, authorizing the
sale by them, of liquors ales, and wines, for
}• liich a license fee of twenty -five .dollars will
he charged. Said license to continue in force
for tlte term of three months.
Printed lie,-uses will be furnished as i
as practicable, which will be required ‘to he
conspicn msly posted in the place of -Lrisiiu■ ~
Applications for licenses Will be ni le:
through the Post commander, to the A-ssi aitt
Adjutant General at these Head Quarto rs.
-No liquors will be sot.l or otherwise.
posed of to the enlisted men of the army.
Anv p - son having received said licet* s-.
npon “being convicted of keeping u disonler
iv house will have their Heense revoked.
Proprietors will be held responsible for
,'udu. t of their employees,'and .any per
son who shall be coavieti-'l *1 h tviug kn -w.
ly violated any portion of-the P>r ii g regn-c
lationS will be lined, not, let! :im ten, nor
imire th;in one hundred dollars for s : 1 -'h i
ilv Comaiaa 1 of
•*. . Brett. Bri .-.-G.- 1 WASHBURN.
• W. 11. Jvr i.i.kit,” .
• . . ‘ Act. Avst. Ajt. Gen.
July Id, 1 Slid. ts
IID. QUS., DIST- GPS M'Ti! GEORGTA.
’ ‘ BCAOKSIfKAIt, July Ith. 1855.. ,
Gr nr rttl Ortlcr, )
No. 5. j ■
To enable residents of this 1 >i^• riot wlio
may desire and are qhati-lieu to avail them
selves of the Wnelits of the’ President’s Am
ueety Proclamation of the dllth ofMav, 1 i
Post Commanders are hereby directed to ap
point suit abb- officers to administer ir.nl reoyrl
the Atuties y Oath prescribed in said prod t
matiou.
Such officers Will be guided by and strictly
adhere to the. vales and • regulations establish
cd by the Secretary of State iu the following
circular:
DEPARTMENT OK.STATE. ?
%Yashi-vc.tox, May fit). 1865.
Sii; A copy -of tii - l’scshictit’s Amu.-si y
Proclamationof)U’is date is. herewith append
id. ItV a clause in tlie insi ruiiit-.'iit Jin- S'-riv
tarv'of State is directed to establish rules and
regulations for administering and recording
the Amnesty Oath, so as to insure i.'s lion.etit
to tae people and guard the Government
against fraud. Pursuant to this Injunction you
are informed that the oath prescribed in the
proclamation may be taken and subscrijved
before any commissi*med officer, civil,'military -
or naval, in. the- service of the United States,
i r any civil or military officer’ of a loyal
State or Territory,"Who by the laws thereof
may lie qualified for administering oaths. Alt
who receive such oaths are hereby’ authorized
to give cert Hied copies i hereof to the persons
respectively by whom they were made-; and
such oHicers are hereby required to transmit
the originals of such oatlis, tit as early v day
as may lie convenient, to this depart ment,
where tlu-y will lie deposited aild remain in
the archieves of the Government. A regist
er thereof will he ke.pt, in the department, and
oil application, in proper cases, certilicutes of
such records will lie issued in the customary
fbrm of Official Certificates.
. 1 am, sir, your obedient servant,
WILLIAM UK. SEWARD,
Secretary of Stated
In all cases tlie officer administering the
oath will require, in addition to Mich other
evidence as he may deem necessary, the affi
davit of‘the applicant that he isnot excepted
from the benefits of the Proclamation by my-i
on ■ of the exceptions therein made..
Alt persons “excepted above will l.ercqiiired
to make special application in writing tliroagb
District,d tend Quarters, for permission to be
allowed tile liein-lit of 5,.1,1 t mm-st-y. S lid np
plication must set forth the clause under which
they are excepted and accompany tire same by.
an. affidavit that the person appliying docs not
come under anv'other ot tlif exceptions.
‘By Uomoiaml of
’ Brevt-. Brig. Gem. WASHBURN.
- • ‘ W. 11. Kku.ku,
Lieut. & A. f. A. G.
July 12, 1 §65. . if
Ilt>. qdS, DKPTMEXT llKTllli SOUTH
Hilton llfab, S. C., June :>(>, 1305.
(JeUerctl Order , /
No. Hill- \
11. District and other CouiHiiUidcrs urr- again
reminded that they ate required to deliver to
tin- Treasury Agents sill abandoned or captur
ed Cotton in their possession, and wiII give
the Aifeuts nil needed and proper as.-.istaji.ee..
I lie ■AI Hilary forces will, not, however, he em
ployed in scare hint; for Cotton, nor will they
interfere with the transportation ofityor any
of the products <>ftle- eoii, ..k t.
15v Command of Major-General
‘ ; Q. A. GILLMOBE,
W: L. M. Br not j:',
Assistant Adjutant General.
Official : W’. 11. Keller,
Lieut. A A. A. A. G.
July 12,1865. tt
Fine Chewing Tobacco,
FINE SMOKING TOBACCO, Belle Boyd,
FINE CAROLINA BELLE” SNUFF,
FINE AUNT NANCY S ” SNUFF,
. FINE CIGARS,•
For sale by
DeWITT & STEGALL-
July 5, 1803. ts - •
Carbonate of MapeiUb
COOKING SODA,
’ EPSOM SALTS
SULPHUR.
RACE GINGER,
For stile by
DkWITT & STEGALL
July 5, 1865. ts ‘
Onions, Potatoes.
12 bbls. of Onions and Irish Tot..toes,
red ved and for sale by
JOHN STARK.
■ Sept. 27, 1865.
t* EOlUiiH-liidoks Comity.
SIXTY days after the publication of this or
der, application will be made to the Court of.
Ordinary for leave to sell the real estate of
Joshua Lovett deceaseb.
<'.t KMSOd DENNIS DAYLAY. Adm'r
U llOiiGl.V — iirooks County.
Six months alter date I shall apply to the
Court of Ordinary of said County for letters
of Dismission as Administrator on the estate
of Miles Young deceased.
JOE *}. YOUNG.
Oct 18-6111 Administrator.
GEORGIA-Biooks County.
Sixty days after the publication of this no- j
tice I will apply to the Court of Ordinary of
said County, for leave to sell tlia real estate
of Henry Singleton deceased.
WM. J. PATRICK,
Oct 18-60d Administrator.
PLANTATION
F O R SALE.
place two and a half miles from Thom
asville, containing Seventeen Hundred
acres—Six Hundred Acres in Cultivation.
Stock. Corn, and Fodder to be sold with the
place. For particulars apply at the Planta- I
tion. NOAH PARRAMOKE 1
©at 18-5 t
HEAD QRS POST TIIOMASVII.LK, ?
i . L hi. • 1 ~ i > t
(, < ■ f
.'No. 3. S
UNTIL farther orders the sale of mioxica
u liq tors is entirely prohibited
‘-- ■ , -
until the person making th - sale, in uuy quan
.... , A .. jll v a,;t!i.ur/..-d and jicen.- and by
;", i .
and i person’can be licensed or authorized
to sol -- ritirons or intoxicating liquors to'any
till';vd mail in tlie service ot tin- IV. ;
States, and upon conviction thereoi', any per
„j:,s making such sale \\ ill he punished, by
>ii of Ids st- -k, or such other pitn
. .. t y deemed-proper.
Maj. ti. A. Hastings, Asst. I’rovost Marshal
i- charged with the execution of this order.
’ I>v order of Col WM. K KIMBALL,
’ ’ . Gobi mantling Post. .
■ R. B-. Kendall; l’est Adjutant.
• July 5, iB6&
HD. QKS . 1 H-IFtMENT OK THE SOUTH,
• Hii.'l s lIKAU, 5.. G., dime 1865.
i- CiriU .(JiJ.riS, t
■ No. ns. ‘ $
! T-; v ignites will bo charged on all
fl Hit ship! o’ on- private account, mi hoard
Go umeat Vessels withuvthia Department.
I : ’ • • .
Between* Hilton Head and Beaufort, - <
‘.c'eal,s per foot.'. . ,V, , ,
: Bet we ill Hilhy't Heal mid Charleston od
It.-'we; 1 Ltiiton Head Fermmu.aa.. ...
V; H un Head and .hicks >nvii!e
i-e - pefl'oot • .. . .
Between Hittoa Head ami Sr. Augustine,
j (Vj'e cents per foot. ...
Between Hilton Head and Sa-vaunali,
i cell's per foot.
8.-.yveeu Sav<wtna,!i and Augusta, -ad cents
per to and. . ~ ‘
Between Charleston and Georgetown, o’
cents per loot- . .
•Bctweoii all other places.in tlie Department
not mentioned above, private freight w i 1 .<e
• cliarged for at the ,-a ,n- Vale. The 111 mey Hills
received will be accounted for to the Lhtel
’ >aar tennaster, Depart meat oi thu South
•By Command of Mujor-L! neral
-. o GILLMORI* •
’ ‘ 1 W. f, M Bui-.o fit. •
A Vunnt Adjutant General.
Odicml’: W. 11. Kkj.m-:!:.’ .
E.eul. Ov A. A. A, CE
• .In! IS A. if
l[ | i QI -o i) js 1 . ()If SO ! “i"i i- I : I'd >II IA.
Bi.ai icsiu.au, July it'i, tvs‘>s-.
(irncr il Or’ilcr. {
• No. 1. j . . •
j* j pt’< u; 11t>> iroui tou- •.! 1.1 >i
(!•• ii-ral co'.uni-.lll'iiug Depart men’, ot the Sm !.
U'oimmiuilcrs of Sub DikHricfs me required to
give evrv facility for iraus.-orting Irom the m
ti*ri>r *;u- ■at m!- . !o lruii'i'*'!-
‘Railroad's and steamers will take private
tV.-i-dit at a rcuiuaeration to (!■ .vei iinii'm when
it (joes not interfere wi.th public business. •
liv commuiul of ‘ ■
Brevt. Brig. Gen- WAbll W KN,- •
\V 11. Kki.le,
’ . A. A.. A. Genl
’ J V>l .Ifjh.'.ny
lllV, .QUS DISTRIHT UK *OUTiI KKN C ■
I; i.'u -ii k \u, July efeh, 1865.
(if-ncrr/T <h-ilcj', )
No.'S. S •
It having been .reported to these Head
QIIMIU'KS that the arms o! ihe ’dth Georgia
’ Cavalry, never, were turned over to tlie l ni
ted'States aufhorities in nccolilauce -wjth the
t ries of surrender ot Gen* in! .lohnsoli s com
•iiuind, itiis hereby ordered that ail’ poisons
Formerly ‘belonging to Said regiment, having
arms in tlieir possession will at one- lu-rn
them over to tlre commander of the Lultecl
States forces-at t lit-nearest Rost. .
All persons having in their possession any
arms uccoutreuhmts, Amunition, Cv.c., belong
- ing to the hit” U. S. Government . must, turn
(hem over to the U S.’nuintrrtttes at once or
he tried for t heft tud-severely ptminlred.
By Uotninatid of • . •
• ‘Brevt-. Brig. Gen. IS'ASIIBU KN,
• W. 11.- Ki:i.i.!;:k,
. A-. A. A.’ Gen.
July 5, 1865. .. *f . ‘ ‘
111). QUS.,. I GST.. OF SOUTH GEORGIA,
1) aiti r. , dune I'it’ll; 1865.
(ii'ttrrnf Onh r )
No I. S
I, Pursuant to orders from Ileml Quarters.
Department of the South, I hereby assume
command of tin* DiMricl <>l southern Georgia.
compriVig as follows : all tin* counties lying
S)titli of North line of (he counties ol Liberty,
Tutnall, ‘Ion 1 .:, mn-ry, I,aureus, l’ulaski, Doo
ly, Slimier. Webster, and Stewart.
‘•II. The folio\aing are announced as the stall
of the ‘General commanding, and- will be <dey
cd and respected accord it igly :
Siirg., S. (’ Biiown, Chief Mediciil Officer
Maj., J. M Wiswki.i.. Provost Matslml.
Ctipt., John Gahwoou, Comanissary. •
t ’apt.,'J as. M. Tiiomi-siiv, Prove.st Judge.
Uieut,.. W. H. Kki.i.lh, A. A. A. Grid.
Libut., IlENta liAMti..', Aid-de-camp, .
Lieutl, E; H. Si rmti.s. “ . .” ‘ .
E. L. CbAKK,-A. A. C>. M.
11. I) WASHBURN,
Brevt. Brig. Gen!.
.’ Julv 1 - 1865. ‘, ti ; • . •
PERFUMERY.
LYON’S KATIIARION,
HAIR DYE,
TOILET“SOAP,
. - COMBS,
BRUSHES,
A.C-, Ac , Xc-
For sale by
DeWITT & STEGALL
July 5 ; 18(15. .ts ‘ |
BOARDING HOUSE
C
nns. c. w. b:ato\;,
HAS opened her house for
the reception of Boarders.
and oilers the best arc oinodal ions ;| jj gp
■at moderate prices. Her house iLjL.ii.ltf
is.eo.v'eniently situated for
33 xj s x 33 s s m J‘: tv ,
In a pleasant section of the town, and no pains
will he spared to give general satisfaction.
Thoniasvilh", (ia.‘. Aug film
Dr. tY.F. DrAVITT.-i Dit.C’ W- STEGALL
DeWitt & Stegall,
KEEP constantly in store and for sale a
well selected stock of’
M EDIpHSTES
and till other articles usually kept in drug store
July 5, 1865'. ts
i:x j:ci tks nai.i:.
“YITILL be sold at the plantation of the
y V late E- R- Noting, deceased, eight
miles soutliswest- from Thomasville, on
Friday Bth day of December next, all Ihe
perishable property belonging on said
plantation, ‘corralsling of Horses, Mules,
Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Wagons, Carts, Iron
Sugar roller, Cotton Seed, Plantation uten
cils and many other things. Terms cash.
Also at the same time and place, will be
rented, the said plantation for the year
1860, consisting of 600 acres of open land
in a good slate of cultivation. Improve
ments good and complete. The place is
situated on the Oclilockonee river, and on
the lower road leading from Thomasville
to Batnbridgc, and is well adapted to the
growth of Corn and Cotton.
Oct 25-tds W. J. YOUNG, Exr.
3,000 ACRES
’ QF PRIME FARMING LANDS
FOR S A LE!
rpilE UNIU RSIGNEi) otters jMM.
1 ‘ -ml
Situated ie Tbwinas County"about halt wav
between No.. L . on the Atlantic A Cult Kail
Koad and Monticello Florida, which renders it
one of tlte most convenient places to market
in tin- Country. Everything is in splendid oi
lier for carrving on the tanning business next
year, 16011 of the 3,00*1 acres are Cleared and
iniiler cultivation, and good fencing. Ihe Farm
lis Tliorouglily stocked us well- with forming
implements ns wdh Cattle, and inis a splendid
Engine in operation lbr. Grinding Corn and
Ginin r Cotton, l’rovisi.ms and mules are also
Ml the pin. e for all purposes.. Fhe dwelling
house and negro quarters are trained buildings
neat and coininod.ioiis, situated in a most heal
th vqloCulity. The farm is well watered
The farm is three mjh-s f"*mi Grooveuville.
twelve from Monticello -and lilteen from
Thoimisville. I will take .great pleasure in
s! owing it 1 >any nets >n *1 isiring to purchase.,
j, -JF-rei li a sos sa!'* isone’ot ibe -l-est farms
ip Thoiifa - Ceguty ready I'iirui. h>--J. wiilreA ery
thing necessary for the farming hiisihess, \yith
. veut.y-live freed people- on tin- place
who ihnv be hired at moderate Wages to do
MQSES.W. LINTON
Aug.'-. ts
i-’on kMt.
ffilHE mi !’•:sigu'od proposes to” WtygsSfefcv
i. rent hi- splendid plantmi-m
on the Taliuhassee roa I on He- ■ <y''bG-
Souther:; hot- ler oi’ Thomas c -mi
■ tv, consisting, of
-00 A€ttEß. Off 5 AND VTITM -800
.tia'i-s >f,cni i':v Ciillivatie 1. Viiv
person wishing’to relit will find’ ii 1 o their ad*
vantage to se*:m-<- tile plaMrition early in toe
fall in oi-th-r to pri'pnr.e for the next crop, and
tiic “tiiah rsi.gne-1 having secured hycoutraci
the laborers-i’orthe i'emai'uu-r ql tl:e
• “.'.Tear,
will give the advctntangf of those laliorei's to
the person who rents lit# farm. The land is
well adiip! ed to t lie
CULTIVATION OF COTTON.
For furth'e’r mform.ition apply to the Edit**
Souliu-i a Enlerprise.
• . Tii 01:1.:.-v iile, Ga. Aug.'id, i.'bi',.
BO iJV-TIFRISr
■ ■
fivijanai lmh nneoilhiVl
tsFil all liriiai. blllrlltli!
C A PIT .41,
rjTIIIS CG.MFANVis now organized, and
1 vve are prepared to make liberal advances
’Oil ‘ •
OOTToIV,
and other - produce consigned to our Agent
- m LIVERPOOL.
‘l'lie present value of Cotton in Liverpool
is from to lo 16 els,, per pound for GOOD
UPLAND COTTON, and from 50 to 90 ets
for GOOjj LONG c< )TTON,
i N GOLD.
We advance one Imlf its value in Gold tjr t
eipii volant in (’unvucy.
We.solicit orilers for goods from (he ‘
MERCHANTS & PLANTERS
Tin- strictest, attention paid to the smallest
orders for goods from
’ K.mai.n'tt FRAIVCE &GKKMAKV.
. * E. T. PAINE, Agt.
‘. ■ RICHARD F. FLOYD, President.
Xou’hern Export and Import -Company.
If or furtlier particulars apply to
J. G. PITTMAN, ‘
J lily l .’ t'mi -Tliomasv.ille, Ga . .
DRUGS, MEBiCINES, MINTS,
oas.s, L.4SS, &€..
Instore and'for sale lo- •
. Dio WITT jfe STEGALL
• .TiiTv-o 186.')- ts •
‘wSHThOTse
’ . . . .AT
THOMASVILLB, GA.
TIIHE ciqiurtiu--rship heretofore existing he-
I tween K. K, Evans and W., J. Paincll,
having been disnlved by the detail of R. K.
Evitns, the imfiersigned will continue the Wai-e
liouse and ’ .
Commission Business
in I horiuisvillir, on lii.s own account. In con
m-ction with the ware house a Lfood Massev
Cotton 1 y ress
has been construct ml for repacking purposes
and th aid him in the’ husincss-the undersign,
ed ln:s engaged the valuable services of Mr-
R- M. Bain. Nothing but the customary ratvs
STORAGE r* COMMISSION
WIIjL EE CKtiVECT-EE.
1 liis Ware’ House is situated about one
hundred yards from the Railroad depot tit
Thomas vide, and believing .that he can give
general satisfaction, t-lie undersigned solicits
the patronage of cotton planters and buyers.
WILLIS. J PAILXULL.
July 19, 18(55. 3in *
NEW GOODS
CH PAT
CASH PRICES.
riMl]', undersigned has just -received a fine
1 s ""’ k of -a
READY MADE M /'• ■ *
CLQTiii, mmM
To which thev in- l.t TV.
vite the attention fe..CQODSI ’lt f\ ‘■ \
of the
PUBI<IOI
Good Bargains at • ••
SMALL PROFITS
Also ;i fine lot of elegant
Boots & Shoes,
Together with it complete assortment of
Family Groceries
Also it select assortment of Gents and Ladies
X3C .A. *.3? J 53 ,
Os the latest lasliions. Store in the
OLD POST OFFICE.
*! i\-\ A SriIIAGEU.
Oct 4-ts
Residence i'or Sale
rrUlE best Bargain iu Thom
| iisvi le. Come and look “ s
at my place iu Tockwaiton— ii ■} jj & ‘
live acres of rich Land, goodgpsyr 'c?s!sd£3
Garden, Well, Barns, new iSmoue House
ami Negro Houses, with double rooms,
pie dwelling House is also comparatively
new, with live rooms and the same num
ber of lire places. A large hull through
tlie centre with I‘iazza in front and roar. —
A Good Orchard on the premises and the
yard abounding in choice shrubbery. The
neighborhood cannot be surpassed. The
place adjoins .Judge Mansell's, Col. Spen
cer’s, Mrs. Miller’s, and Mrs. Ueid. Come
and look, 1 will sell it cheap,
Oct 11 sot DAVII) HAIUIELL.
ARE YOU INSURED ?
. CNDKRWUI'fKKS AGENCY.
(1 i;u *l A-MA. il l .\0 V i It. MAG ASSA
nuil BKP(1BI/1€
INSURANCE noiI’ANYS
i > a < • A’ ‘ 1 t \ ‘.* i
V? JE \ 1 < Jt y ill A >
K. REMINGTON & FOX, Agents
•Sept. 13If • . Tho ma-wil'e, O
| ’ •'•._3S*C)TT.CLDL.
LCf TKItS, Money packages, ;: li l otlu-t
J Package's will l£e. received daily al t best am
of K. Remington & Soil, at Thoiuasi'il!’e..Ui be
forwarded to
Savannah and all Intermediate
Stations on the A &G- E. R."“
A special M.-Wenger wijl leave bv .the regular
.ssongcr train in churgeof all such parcels.
). all cases the charges must be piiipaid. All
anted letters and packages will lie delivei
i at the store ol K. Keinineton.
JAS. lil'SMKbb.
Agent for la win A ILi dee
AngJ!!b MWS. u.
i t'OMPAiVY JFOR THIK SALE
OF
ft C Jit ft ST A ft.
FINHE undersigned, having itssociitled them
I. selves with W. 11. Quincy, of New. York,
under the style and title? of “ Southern -Real Es
tale and Emigration Company,” for the pur
posesof selling
■ SAL ESTATE
an.d aid tnp Emiprdtion-, offer their . services
I<> i'll in Georgia and Florida who mav desire
to sell this kind of property. M'r Hatter our
selves that we occupy a position and •enjoy ad’
vantages which enable us to sell Kedl Estate.
Let all wbo w ish to sell give us tt call.. Full
and lair discriptioiis of laud-must he given.—
We can he found, for the present at tli.e store.of
and. X McKtlmon & Cos.; oratthe residence ol
C. F. .Jones. •
Those who wish to purchase will do well to
give ns a rail as we have several eottoi, IVtritls
and large bodies of turpentine and tinibef lands
now entrusted to our care: .
• C. 1\ JONES,
15. H. LEEK.E.-
Thom Ai ville jFept-. (5 j jsdo. (f
/’. S. 7'he ii illicit/ g urij ■ /■<■:■id hi p roust ft nih,
in I homosri //e, ■trt./i hr rrrr ready prompt
Ip tn attend to aJI a.’piu:atious, either sot
the nr chase or shle pf any l.ands admertised
liltin'. (Jy tn jtt y, >• to rereire and fortrajil
diseriptious of la mix /a an r advertising opr‘t
rjl in ■J\’ /r 1 ork Thtoxe haviirts lands in
(Southern (ieorpia and Eiaridyt for sale , art
nr ted to xCH (1 its ilcticriptiohs.of t/ic so no
,r ft 7 their quality, locality, ’ period and prut .
Oct 18th, 1865. ‘ C BRYAN-
Look Hero!!
lOEFJ3E FOR • SALE MY. ‘■ T
iaoa !'ia-: no
ThoniasviHe. The ..House is a sssijiM.
tort-able 011 c with seven room*
The Lot is. a very good, one,- 7 8 of an
acre, eligibly located, with double Kitchen
and all necessary tout buildings. • Also’ •
■ ’ ‘ ’1.15 .URLS OF
HAMMOCK LAND,
four and a half miles from Thomasvill
adjoining the Lands of J. .McKinnon and
in. Hauilueto-n. .This i.- the best Cotton
Land in this immediate vicinity.
‘. • C. P. ‘JONES,
‘(’liomasvillc. (Jet.; 1 ‘ 18t ; A, . ’ ts
sraiiifliliFiis
HjIHL for Bule lits spl’eixlid
Savv aii4 o.cit Mills, three iiiiles
1 of. riloma3v.ille. The engine is thirty
jiorae power, ami the grist miH w ill grind
300 Bushels of Corn
lVr i>ay. Upon the whole, these mills are
the best in the country. Attached to.the ma
cliinery is a
LITHI\L S \V6 an<lTliK3il\G
I. ATBB 17.
lie will.also sell with the mills the Wtigous
and teams. The whole for
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS.
A|iply at the Enterprifle ofliee, or to the’
proprietor. JOHN AY. DEKLE.
TliouisUWilte, Ga.. Sept. I'd, timo
TINWARE
MANUFACTORY.
mirTereiirned having employed compe
*- tent hands, are now prepared to mouu
iactnre
I I X WARE
Os all descriptions Next, door to Dr T J!
L, “, le - • ‘ A. vV K, SMITH.
1 honntsville, (fa., Sept. 13, 3mo
KTOTIOK J
LOWRY, HAYES&FLANIGAN
Havind this day entered into
-a Copartnership t'orthe
M
BV&OMS, WA&ONS
and all kinds of
Blacksmith Work,
lake this method of informing tlie Public'of
&rwt to SUlidt ,h - r
® trictl y Cash.
foK'wewilUake 1 '” Sho P nntil P aW
prodtjc pc
an\ kind, spell as Corn,llaeon, Syrup, Su
eSpate. I rices to suit the times.
tritJ, , ltftio. -lino
I'VW. SIMS & Cos.,
FACTORS AND
iiijiisnjffiim
BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, U.v.
DEA LEES 1N .
.llmlmmtiiic.; B*roliicc, Tiititi f 9 in,
ber nmt. tcUoii.
Cbnsignriicnls are; respect fully soli. 1
and will receive-strict attention,, and thy
Forwarding Business carefully and t.
ly-done. Oct-18 ,st.
Jeffers has Come!
I EFFERS respectfully announces fu tin-
Citizens of Thonias\ilfc, that he has
just returned firm New York, with t!t
Largest Assortment of
mum in iiiTYfi
.Materials ever brought to this Country,
and is now prepared to take
I* 38 O’l’OtJ SS A I* SI Si.
<‘As-iti-:* in-: * iisiti,
AIIKUOrVIMIti.
pi-: KOTvpfs, &*,. ■
With all t.he lal’e Improvements,
An early call will be necessary ns Ins on*,
pigerm-nts in Tallahassee, air.l other plnct*
lenders liis May but limited here.
\ few young men will be taken as pi., A
if they apply soon.. •
Gallery at his old stand, with separate
reception room. soc Ladiese Lb-ices to suit
the times. Terms. Strictly Q. <>. D. “
if vr want a ni v i 11 u :) >
- Goioti*? “OUKHOUSI .
SS-- vor w.i.vr a sJS s:ssis \ run,
B.fcKSt, Go to the “OUR HOUSE
K l<* YOt WANT A 4” I. ASI S-: t” !•*! Mft
JL Go to the . “OUR HOUSE.
5 S’’ VOS’ WA V!’ A !> It * \ E>\ f t St |J
M Goto the HOUSE.”
I*’ *SB” WANT A good COt'K.T ttt 1,
■ (io to the ‘-OUR HOUSE/’
S5? YOU WANT Till-: -I* EWT J.t.
E WORS AND WJAKS, Goto tlx
“oru Horsi; ••
i vm’ want <g uni-ink is ay an.
I NA?‘ £I. A KSi. Go tothe
■ • . . ”OURH(>rSK.-‘
I P vt>s- WANT rp.Wi.m-: is;-:iii.
I SiCH’ Ii <I! A.t! I’ AMMi :. Go to tin’
“OIK hoi si;. •
,1 Si* g.At: tv-t % -r (toon -HOI, |, A Nik
wltft ■ * - -till: HOUSE. •
NOSIM tiiots f il<{ t'O EJ W in- UIM’X
Kept iit the ■ “OUR HOUSE ‘-
VKio't’oi .• skßjaio je :;i{| >
IN C OSMI CT, Allowed at the
“OUR HOUSE.” .
r|N IB B-: ??•! of TffUSK IXAS, IVIM.-i*
JL Olid BKAJVOIE.nI, Dy the Bottle at tin.
“OUiLIfOI'SE
■BJO3UW 3 4—ff.owßilie's HttKiiltk
ILLIAM H. BRIGGS applies for let*
. VV ters of Adniinisfratiob on the estate
of Moses Smith, Jr., late . pf said U'omify
deceased. This is therefore to admonish
all concerned to appear at my office within
the time prescribed by law 40-show ranso
if any exists why said letters ahould net
l e granted. Given under my hand nml
seal. . ..WfLLIAM SMITH, Ordinary.
. Sept. ”7‘, 1805. 30d- • . /
Sl49Bt<B BA-—lPllOtlias Coil illy *
Conrt of Ordinary, Sept K 11. IStvi.
J. .11. Everitte.. guaritian for
v T tie: persoiK profierty and effects of Rufus
A. Connell, a niiuoi.-, makes npplien-tion t,v j
tition to this Co.ttrt for letters of‘disimi-rien
from.said guardianship. All personsitu ere ted
lire tiiereJore, n itified to lile their ‘objecti ,
iitsnid Court, otherwise said letters w ill tn<
granted andissiied-to s.dd applicant at a reg
lui- term iif saiil Court to he held at Thomas
yille, said County on the first Monday in- N .
veiiibernext. ... -
H I ! ijO6KE, Ordimtrv.’ •
Sopt;2o, IBGS 4t'd ‘
FO E S ALI-:.
1 -OFFER for sale all mv Town Prop* ■ ,
except one of two business Lots, on Main
Street. Fl>h property ottered is luy resilience*
a ijlnce • desirable, if not the-nu % desiruhte*
in Tliomiisville ; together .with two or three
other residences and vacant Lot . Tennr . •.
•1 he original cosf in gold, or its ef|tu.valent in
currency or cottou. it the property ‘is -not
disposed of by the kfOtli of Deceiulier next. 14
tvißbeforßent.’
< ),tls 'f D. S. BRANOON. .
BRICK MASONRY.
A 1’ I HR tin- first of November, the under
YAI signed will .resume Met old proiession of
BRICK LAYING,
and .embraces this method of tendering hi*
Services to the people of Thomas and adjoin,
ing comities.’ All orders left at the sioFeof Mr.
R- F- Sitiith will he proniptlv attended to
GEORGE \V. FAKNELI^
1 lioinasville, Sopt 520, 1865. 3m.
OW *'!•: INTSBNAIi I£i: vb: vt i;.
Blackshear, Oct, G, 1860, ‘
MAA IXG nearly completed the organl
_zation.ol the District, 1 have given or
dors to the Assistant Assessors to proem#
a copy ot the Tax Receivers and Collet*
tors Returns for the year 1861. Also to
assess all the Cotton, Turpentine, -Rosin
and Liquors in each County, and report t<
ine. Suck property will he responsible
tor the Tax, as soon as the assessment i
made, and will he discharged as soon at
the duty is paid to the Collector at Savant
uah. •
C U. HOP KINS.
• ’ Ass’r. Ist. Dssf. v
.
E.\ Kt'VTOKS MATE.
“VVTILL be sold at the plantation of th#
}} late F. 11. Young deceased, thirteen
miles south of Valdosta, in Lowndes coun
ty, Ga., on Wednesday the 29th day of
November next, all the perishable propers
ty belonging on said plantation, consisting
of Ilogs, Cattle, Corn. Fodder,
Wagons, Carts, Iron Sugar rollers. Cot lok
Seed, Plantation utensils and many othe*’
tilings. Terms cash.
Also at the same time and place will In*
rented the said plantation for the year
1860, consisting of GOO acres of open land
in a good state of cultivation. Improve-’
inents good and complete. This place is
near the Ocean l’oml, and is well know*
as being one of the best cotton growin*
places in the county, (lie entire tract being
oak and hickory land. Persons wishing
to make cotton will do well to attend the
sale. W. J. YOUNG, Exr.
. Oct 26stda