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About Southern enterprise. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1865-1866 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1866)
LABORERS W anted. THE undersigned wishes to employ Tea ■M ><!■< FirU Hand* to work the present vear on his Piscola Farm. three mileM east of Boston The farm is iu excellent repair, land* (rood, and supplied with work animal*, tools, pr.-wmler. etc. He will (five the laborer*, om third of the erup raised, bouse and furnish them ration*; these to be paid for out of their interest in said crop. Apply at once to THOMAS STEELE, Jan 31 i-3t* Boston. Thomas Cos., Ga New Goods! r |MIL undersigned have just opened, and 1. will keep constantly on hand, at the store formerly owned bv l*r.’ R. J. Bruce, a large and well selected stock of DRY GOODS, 6ioti|iog. LADIES’ DRESS CiOODS or e*r> Dcscrlptiou, ■ OOTkAtD MIIOKM ■■ATM .> CAPM, Crockery, China &. Cdla*vare, Hardware, GROCERIES, Ac., 4tc.. ice., Which they will sell V..RY LOW for CASH or Country Produce. lATCaiI and examine our Stock before pur chasing elsewhere. I) .1 Ar J. \V. SHEFFIELD. Thonituville, Jail 31 5 dm PletcLer issii’m ritHK Exercises of this Institution will lie 1. retimed ontlie /’/Üb’ I MONDAY IS JANUARY NEXT. The Scholastic Year embraces forty weeks. Tuition payable quarterly in advance, on less otherwise provided for. Kates of Tuition as follows- Reading, Writing, Spelling, Ac., per Quarter, .... SS.OO Arithmetic. Cnnntuar. Geograpv, His tory, &.c #1:2.00 Either of the preceding, together with Algebni. Geometry, l’lain and Spe cial Trigonometry. Natural Philoso phy. • hemistry or the Ancient Clue, sics, (lattin unit Greek.) . . $16.00 Arrangements are already made for compe tent Teachers in the Music Department. It is highly desirable that pupils be present at the opening of the Session, with a view to being properly classed. Patrons of the In titnte are assured that no pain will be spared iu advancing the interests > of the pupils. JOHN E. BAKER, Juu 4 it Principal. VI. I. I’crson. having demands against the estate of Ja nes M. Norman, deceased, late of Colquitt County, a c hereby uotiiiedlo ; pi'meut them in terms of the law and those indebted to s lid t-s ate will please make pay meut to JEREMIAH B. NORMAN, Jan 31 5-lod Adm’r. EMPIRE HAIR ItESIGRER AX elegant Di-rising, An infallible restorer of Color, Aud a wonderful /nviirorator of the H AIK. Prepared hv W. P. CLOWF.tt A CO.. .lan 31 5 ts Apothecaries Hall. OX lhc_(lril ‘ionilny in April next. I will apply to the honorable Court of Ordinary, of I'iiomas County, for an order muting leave to sell the Real Estate and l-ands of Thom.i* E. liar Con, deceased. HENRY COPELAND, Aduir. Jan 31 5 It’d STOI.FN from the subscriber. near Dun canville. Thomas County. Ga., o;, Satur dav night, 27th inst.. a large line MOl’-E COLORED HORSE MI LE. Any iniot-ma lion on the subject will be tl auk fully received, and a reward of $25 will be paid 11ENRY RAMSEY. Jan 31 6-4 t V OTIC'F to i* j Frirmls n:id I’ntrons l have turned over my business at Doe tortow u t<i D James Dillon, who will act with promptness to all who will favor him with their Consignments for the future. Ac 1 am under lasting obligations for past fa vors from tuy many friends, while 1 was en gaged in the forwarding business, dee. Jan 31 alt H 11. SANFORD. VI6IIT ILtMMIIMt fIIKKIS i.v The finest preparation of the dav. For sale by W. I*. CLOWER & CO . Jan"3l-stf Apothecaries Hall. t\ BLAIR N. U. E BICKFORD It I. tin ts. IIKKFORH, LUMBER MANUFACTURERS AMI Di: \t.KHS I N Tl mlt KR AND U .MBFR OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, DOORS, SASH BLRVRS. Mnvauuah. Georgia. jy Mill and Lumber Yard on Canal near Brvatt Street. Ornct ISO Bar Street. Jan HI *. • 5 3m* E. O HILTON. ) {F. M RAXDELL, Savannah. \ f New York. iiiltoi & imnm , WHOLESALE Grocers, 193 HAY MT.i Near Barnard. SAVANNAH. GEORG-A, Are constantly receiving, per Steamers from New Y’ork. the largest and most complete as sortment of Groceries in the City ttoilers by Mail, accompanied with Remit tanee, promptly Filled, at L-jwoet Market Prices. Jan 31—5-lm 6EOK6IA Thomn* County Court of Ordinary, January 24/A, 1866. • Irvin H. Rawls, applies to said Court for letters of Guardianship, forthe property, per sons aud effects of Willis Singletary, deceased : All person* are notified to file their objections in said Court, otherwise said letters will be granted in terms of the law. H. H. TOOKE. Jan 31-30d Ordinary. 6EOR6IA Thomas Coanty Court of Ordinary. JaitHa> y 25/A . 1866. WHEREAS, Sarah Sellers, makes applica tion to this Cr art for letters of Administration on the estate of William L. Sellers, deceased: All persons are notified to tile their objections in said Court, otherwise said letters will be granted in terms of the law 11. II TOOKE. .Jan 31 5-3Ud Ordinary. y a ■ - - “ ■ ■ ■ ■ - —— —— GEORGIA Thtmta Conaty. Court of Ordinary, January 30/A. 1866. WHEREAS. Henry H. Sanford, makes ap plication to this Court’for Letters of Adminis tration on the estate of Thomas J. YV alter, deceased: —All persons are notified to file their objections in said Court, otherwise said letters will be granted iu terms of the law. H. H- TOOKE. Jan 31 5-30d Ordinary. CO.VPOEIfD Plaid Extract dacha. Prepared bv • W. P. CLOWEB & CO, Jwn SI >f Apothecaries H*U RATES OF FREIGHT • • BY ERWIN <L HARDEE'S LINE OF PAST. I3ON. LiSBT Jiff, SIDE-fHEEL STEAMERS! BETWEEN Doctortown and dlawkinsvi Ile Aud Intermediate Landings. Goods by measurement, • • ‘ . - ( . . 3p o •• “ Weight, • . ... . -. . . jOO •Nalt, per Sack, - - - jou Coal, per ton, - . - . . ■ 1000 Grain, per bushel, ‘ . 12lyc Fertilizers per bid, - . , . . . . . 100 Lime, in bbl*. - . . 100- Onions. Potatoes, Ate., per bbl, - ... . . .’ „ _ |’{g) • Flour. per bbl, - - . . ... . . s. . -• ‘ ] 5(1 Ir.m. per ton, - - ‘ . .. - ‘ - - -. .. 10.00 Grind Stones, (at ton rates.) ... . . _ . . . . Hay, per hale. - - • - . . I . . opQ Molasses, per hhd. - - - - • . - 1200 Gmtnv Cloth, per bale, -■ - ; - - . . ... ... .- 10 00 Bundies, Spades, dec,, ... ... . . . . . _ I Rate to Doctortown and points. On Atlantic fc Gulf Railroad as per Railroad printed TarilF. ‘ i received at all limes in D. j. DILLON’S Warehouse and forwarded promptly. ERWIN & HARDEE. S.v.nnnb. Jan. 3|, 1866. *V TBBT. GODEY’S LADY’S BOOK FOR 1886. THE FASHION MAGAZINE OF THE WORLD LITERATURE, FINE ARTS & FASII IONS. The most magnificent Steel Engrav ings. DO UB L E-FASHION 1* LAT E S Wood Engravings on every subject that can interest Ltdies. ('rochet Knitting Netting, Embroidery, Articles lor the Toilet, for the Parlor, tiie Boudoir, and the Kitchen. Every thing in fact to make a complete Lady's Book The l.tidie.’ Favorite for .’lt Years. No Magazine has been able to compare with it. None attempt it. O ODE V S 11FJ ‘EIl 1 TS for every department of a household. These 1 alone are worth the price of the Book. “MODEL COTTAOES (no other Maga- j ziue gives them), with diagrams. DfiAlV/Sa J.ESSOSS FOE THE j l'OCSti. Another specialt y with Godey. I OHIO ISM. ME SIC , worth $3.00 a year. Other Magazines publish old worn out music; but the subscribers to Godcy get it before the music stores. OAKDESISO FOR LA DIFS. Ano ther peculiarity with Godev. Fashions from Messrs. A. T. Stewart <.V Cos., of New York, the millionaire merchants, ap pear iu Godcy, the ouly Magazine that has them- Ladies’ Bonnets. We give more of them in ! :t vear than any other Magazine. In fact, the ! Lady’s Book enables every la iy to be her own I bonnet maker. VIA K ION lItRI.tND. AuHiorms rs “Alone,” “ Hidden Path,” “ Moss . uh,” ‘■ Setnrsis' 1 and • Miriam.” writes for Godcy each month, and for no other Magazine. Anew novel by lifer will be pub lished in 1866. We have aiso retained all out old and favorite contributors.’ mm Iff iffi IE. (From which their can hr no Drviahoi .) I The following are the terms ol’ the Lad\'s , Book for 1866: One copy, one year, - $-1.00 j Two copies, one year, - - - r >-50 | Three copies, one year, 7.50 j Four copits, one year, - - - 10.00 Five copies, one year, attd an extra to r the person getting up the club, mak ing six copies, ... - 11.00 j Eight copies one year, and an extra copy to the person getting ip the club, mak ing nine copies, - - - 21.00 Eleven copies, t iie year, aud an extra copy to tiie person getting up the club, making twelve copies, - - 27 SK) Ml additions to clubs at club rates. (ihdev's I.adv’s Book and Arthur’s Home Magazine will’ be sent, each one year, on receipt of $! aO. We have no club with any other magazine or newspaper. The money must all he sent at one time for any of the Hubs. Canada subscr bers must send 24 cents addi tional for each subscriber Address, F. A. COBEY, -V. F. Corner Six’ll anil Chestnut S/s.. Jan 31 PHILADELPHIA - . GFOCCGIA Kz-hol* I'wnnly. To all whom it-may Concern: ■ • WHKKF.A'S, Jane McLogd. of said State and County, applies to the Ordinary for Let-’ ’ ters-of Administration on the estate of Edw'ard j McLocd. deceased, late of said County and j State.:—These are therefore to cite and-ad> j monish'all and-singular,the kindred and credi j tors of said deceased, to be and appear at my | office within the time prescribed by law, and . show cause it any they have, why letters of I administration on the estate of said deceased, | should not i-'sue-to the applicant. Given under my hand and official signature, I this January 25th, Iri',6. Jan 31 3tld T B CLAYTON. Ard i; F O ICG IA Bct-ricii C'onnty. ‘V HEREAB. Laurence A.- Folsom applies to me for Letters of Administration oi the estate ot Stephen R. Godwin late of said County, deceased.—These are to cite and admonish all persons interested, to he and appear in my office within tlje time p>-e ; scribed by law. to show cause if any they have, why said letters should not he granted. Witness im hand officially, January 16th, *1866. ‘ Oi I’. LUKE, Jan 31-3(id Dep. Ord. 6K0R61 A — 1.0 wiiile* County. WHEREAS, Allen Jones, Administrator of Wiiliam Y’. Hill, late of said County, deceased, having filed his petition in tlris Court tor Let ters of Dismission from said estate: —This is therefore to kdmunish all concerned, to he and appear at my otiice within the time prescribed by law. to show cause if any they can. why said letters should not he granted^* Given under my hand, at office, this 24th dav of January, 1866. WILLIAM SMITH. Jan 31-m6in Ordinary. v - GI-.ORG lA—l.otvndes County. WHEREAS. Thomas B. Griffin, applies for Letters of Administration on the estate of Salomon Newsom, late of said County, deed. This ii therefore to admonish all persons con cerned or interested, to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed t*v law, to show cause if any they ‘can. why letters of administration should not be issued to the ap plicant. Given under my hand, at office, this 24th dav of January, 1866. WILLIAM SMITH. I Jan 31-36d Ordinary. GEOBGIA —l.owndo County, .VHEREAS. It is known to this Court that the estate of Jacob Zeigler, is unrepresented : This is therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindreu and creditors of said deceased, to be aud appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law. to show cause if any they can, why the admiristrarion of said estate should not he vested in the Cleik of the Superior Court, or some other fit and proper person. Given under mv hand, at office, on this 24th day of Januarv. f866. WILLIAM SMITH. | Jan 31 JIM Ordinary/ NOTICE.— All persons indebted to. the estate of Mary Atkinson, late of Thomas C’<unity, deceased, are required to make imme diate pavmeut. and all those having Haims agaigpt the same’ will present them in terms of the law. M. C. SMITH, lan 30 5-60d L L . VIL LALONOA, COTTON FACTOH MIMES II CIUII Merdiant No- 94 Bay Street, • ! SA VA SNA 11, GA. Notice.. ■’ j STOLEN from my place on the night of the night of the 28th, a Mouse colored j Mare MULE, very lightly colored, her tail and mane is shaved very close. Bhe si about 12 years old, her mouth has beeu cut very bad with the bridle. Any infor mation of her will be thankfully received and 1 will compensate any one for her re- ; covcry. My place is near Grooverville j. Jan 4-ts R. RAMSEY. Administrator** Salt*. GEORGIA— MITCHELL COUNTY. Will be sold at the late residence of A, 11. Jones, late of said County, deceased, i on Monday, the 6th day of February next, I all the perishable property belonging to snhl deceased, consisting of several bales j of Cotton, lying at Camilla, four yoke of j Oxen, two Mules, Hogs, Corn and Cobb Crusher, one Rockaway, one large Wagon*, ; one Buggy, one Ox Cars, Goats, Beils, Blacksmith Tools, one Cotton Gin. one Su - . 1 gar Mill nd Boiler, and many other things, i too numerous to mention. The sales will ! continue frani day to day until all is sold. Terms on t! eday eft* snip. MARGARET JONES. Adni’x. I Jan 24 4v2t NOTICE TO . Everybody! We the undersigned can now say to h . | Public that we ate ready to CisrincS as we Lave purchased an engine and null of sufficient power to do good Work, and lie way you have to prove it is to bring your Corn and see if you do not get good Meal.ln connection with our Mill we will make Furniture to order, sash. Blinds, Doors,- Rip, Dress, Tongue and Groove l’lauk. make Coffins to order with neat I ness and despatch, we will also take con ‘ j tracts tor Building houses. • “ TAYLOR & .DEKLE. : l feel thankful to the- Public for. their ‘liberal, patronage extended to me .hereto* ‘ ’ fore, and’ hope 1 may merit a c’niintuition of ihe salne, . ISAIAH DEKLE.- V r ß(!te SJ-fbloi'S. —All persons indebted to me are requested to come forward and .make immediate jtpyoient. I intend leavingThotliasvi!le about the first of February, ahd-my bttsiuess must be closed up. . I can be found fit m v residence |in Thomasville until th ; period above I named, and hope no person indebted to me will delay longer than that lime, arid com-’ pel me ‘n the necessity of seeking scttlc ’ meuts by law . T. B. LITTLE .bin 24 • 4*2t ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Sixty days after dat.e application will be made to.the Court of Ordinary of Tats naif County for leave to sell 4000 Acres of Land in Tatnall County all the property of the Late Micheal M Mattox deceased of said County for The benefit of the IJeirs and Creditor?, Jan 6th 1866 11. A. Mattox, -.- Administrator. LOST V promissory note made to Thomas Roberts lor ninety eight dollars dated about the first of March, 1860 due one day after : date and signed by Ashley G. Rob rts. All persons are forbidden from tra l ding for said note as payment has been stopped with A G Roberts. Stockton j 104 t MATH. ROBERTS.’ A L Revenue f ax Yo tfee, —All persons requiring License for the pursuit of any business or profes sion. under the Excise Laws of the United States, are hereby informed that I am ready to receive applications for the same. All persons failing te apply within a reasonas hie time after the pub’ication of this notice, will subject themselves lo the penalty of , the law. Blanks will be furnished at any - time at my office Tn Thomasville. My Division 25th, is composed of Brooks and Thomas. T. L. HOPKINS, Ass't Assessor, 25th Div., Ist Dist. Jan 24 4-ts NOTICE. All persons indebted to the estate of Milliam H Sibley late of Thomas County deceased, are hereby required to make im mediate payment, and all persons bavin claims against the same will present nem in terms of the law. Jan 10-40d F J BROWNING, Adm’r., jobs i. lira k mi FACTORS AND General Commission Merchants, Corner of Drayton N Bryan Streets, • j *avA^ah. RRV4T. HABTRIUOK A: CO. j Cos mini "•** tlrrchaai, A X P SO.IM baystrkbt, SA 1 I ALVA 11, G EOR GIA. f XTTE solicit coioip*ent of Cotton to \y our-eives and our Neve York friends. We are prepared.to make liberal advances, on receipt of produce, and endeavor to give strict attention and ptonipt returns. Reference t: ■ Jug. Scriven. PrfSl. Ali R R Col W J Young. Thoma-ville, Ga. j,f : Cotton factors AND 6 o ft)ft)!-s,sioi) i\ )ere ft t\\)H , 51 i'niaii St., Sew Orleans J. P HARRISON, late Os. the firm of Cave & Harrison. “ EDWARD HARRISON, J. P. HARRISON, Jr. • SIDNEY HARRISON. . • IS e pres* Ml ell by Ur. S 1,. Ri'TI.FR. it'ter id Ail 11 ansell, Messrs. Kubit-’ slick,. If. Wolff & Bro. Novi Ini ! A J Bradv. W M Smith, E J Moses, Atlanta , Lexington'. Columbus F. t>cli ustcr. C. Heihsius. . ■ : vv jl hsksiits’ kJuOclu L./ vl> j UXj clmJu iA_J >.O Jj \ U-/Gj Shipping, Commission nnb ■ ~ . . • FORWARDING HfIEROH AUT'Sti 1 1 Hay SI., SAVANNAH. (tai Consignments of Cotton for sale in this market or for shipment to our friends in New York, Philadelphia, ‘Boston Baltic j more. Liverpool and Oerrnany are solicited nnd liberal advances made. Orders’ for ; Wines, Liquors, Groceries, &c., promptly attended to. AGENTS FOR . i frincdr Itn/.y nnd Veuve (iiequol CHAMPAGNE. DILTHEY, SABL & CO’S., Rhine Wines, arid P. I, de Tenet & de ! Georges’ BORDEAUX W1HI8;.! Nov 8 Omo GKO. 11. Alt LEDGE, (taljoleside (Drocu: AND SHIP ©HANDLER, OEXBItAI, COMMISSION AND i unw A'.'xjihU iiEnCriAn io. 7tj Bar Street P4A VAJfiVASi, <- A. Constant Supplies received per Steamers from New York. Orders by Mail, aceotu ■ panied ty remittances, promptly filled at the lowest market prices. • Nov <8 3mo rn a<? ? rn ?w & T'O Jj Jdo> ujUo JcJo KJ Jj UVj ‘vJ o SH'iPPim • , GuMiiiOoiui'i Aiio fullw Ailuiiiu MERCHANTS, .lone**’ Silork, Cor., liny & Aberrorn Streets, WAV A.A 5 AII, n. REVERENCES: Messrs. Dabney, Morgan & Cos., N. Y. Jarvis Slade. Esq.. . “ Gardner Colby, Esq. Boston, lion. J. Wiley Ed t ands, “ Liberal advances made on consignments : to Charles L Colby, New York, and to our | friends in Boston and Philadelphia. | £•£?“• Line of Boats to Doot ortown, j Nov 8 3mo J. 11 McMA II O N A CO,, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN j §lOßll2ll CO„N, UATS, HAY, FEED &c. Cot tier of Broughton and Jefferson St-rcetfl, i • „ •. . savannah ga. GEORGIA-Tlioihiis 4 oiiiif-y. j . -Whereas, L M Sutfon, Adniinistratoi; nd collegendum, bn the” estate of M C Grace deceased, makes application for perma nent letters there m. Ai;*l whereas, On the first Monday hi February next, J A Parramore-will apply to said Court for letters ot Administration |on tliie estate’of W B Pearce, deceased. .Arid whereas. On tiie. first Monday in February next, Josiali J Eyerßt will aps plv-for letters of Guardianship for the persons, properly and effects of the minor . heirs of George Folsom deed. And whereas, On the first Monday in February next, Amiale G Miefta-11 will-ap ply for letters of Guardianship for the’ persons,’property and- effect trof E Tat nail, Cooper and De kn Motte Sbeftall, mi-nor .heirs.. And whereas, on the’ first Monday in February next Eliza Ward will apply • for letters of Administration on flic estare of • .Louis J Ward deceased. ’ • ‘ And whereas. Hardy J Ward makes ap“ plication to this Court for letters of Ad ministration on the estate of Jessee Ward, •deceas and. And whereas, on the first Monday in February next, application will be made, for'-letters of Administration wit it the will annexed, on the estate of-kiueheori Watd, deceased. And whereas,’ on the first” Monday in • February next application will be made, for letters of Administration on the e-s ----late of Kindred Ward deceased. And whereas Irvin H Rawls’ makes ap plication to this Court for letters of Ad ministration on the estate of Willis Sirigles ary deceased. ‘ This is therefore to rite and admonish a persons interested, to file their objections iu this Court otherwise letters will be granted and issued to said applicant. Jan 10-30d H H TOOKE’, Ordy. GEORGIA— Berrien County. W hereas, Solomon Griffin and Mary Griffin, applies to me for Letters of Admin istration on the estate of lames Griffin, late of said County, deceased, j And, whereas, Boney Roe applies to me for Letters of Administration on the estate of Nancy Roe. late of said County, dec’d. These aro therefore, to cite and admon ish all persons interested to be and appear in my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand officially, January Bth, 1806. D. P. LUKE, Dep. Ord. Jun 24 . •* ’ 4-lm NOTICE ! LOWRY, HAYES & FLANIGAN H VYING THIB DAT ENTERED INTO a Copartnership for the . * iuiFAsnu li mmm OF • ’ j’ BUSIES, WAGONS ’ ’ AND. ALL KINDS Uii ... ■ Blacksmith Work, Take this iMtkod ol htformiag the Public # the.fact.thnd to solicit their patronage. Our Terms will be STBICTI.V -CASH. No ‘work will leave, the shop until paid pi ,\{- will take PRODUCE. IJPERINI’ENT'.< OFFICE A &G R B . December-oih. 1865. NOTICE. Shortest r.nd'mofi pleasant route to Savannah (via Waltbourville, Uiceboro', and’ • Suuherry. Through Thotnasville to Sav . ‘ qmmh in 30 • ’ . hours. Via jßail Road 1 *’>•’) Miles. Stride Miles, •Xuam Boat B'> .Miles. Ijeave Thomji-ville every Monday, Wedneg day and Friday, Vrrive at ’Xavantmh every Tm silay. Thursday and (Saturday, coiineeimy with Xrfeatners to liaitjui tv, Ntw -,Yoik and other Northern’ Ports, lIETURNING. Leave .Savannah on Monthly, Wednesday and Friday. ‘ Arrive at Thomasville on Tues- : day. Thursday and Xaturdav. in time to con nect with .Stages to Albany, Ga., and Talla hassee and Monticello, l'la. G J. FULTON, fe’up’t. A A G It li *** Tallahassee Floridian ami Albany Pat riot copy two weeks a.id send hill to this of fice. ‘ jail. 4tf. INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. rjAIIB necessity of the times lias sugges- I ted to our. minds the propriety of es , tabli-hipg an o-fiice of this kind, in Thom- | asville, and while .we. desire to make .it j profitable to ourselves, we expect it to! benefit others. Persons wishing to sell or , buy any species of property or to . . • j PROOURE LAB'QK, or to get employment will find it to tliei.t j interest to to call <>n us. Office in the back room of Mr. Ainsworth’s Provision Store wherein ojur absence you will find Mr j A. F. Franklin ever ready iq wait on yon i Nov'22 3mo MADE F. SANFORD. f. WT RABUN, COTTON3 ■ COB AND 6olijh)issioij : hjci'ei)Jb)i, No 140 Bay Street Savannah, G. Has resumed business and s'clic'ts from j the friends and patrons of the late firm ! i of llabun and Smith, the privilege of serv ing them. iTISON & GORDON,! EOT TO X S’ ACT O 5 1 S, , csiisii mis fiwiiie 96 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GLOBOI A. Special attention -will be given lo'the sale j of SYRUP, LUMBER, ROSIN, TURPEN -1 INh, diet • —oo—° SAVANNAH. Ist., Sept., 18G5. We arc again in our old Office, prepared 1 for business. An experience iti this city i of over eleven years, and our. undivided | attention to ail business entrusted, induces us to hope for a continuance of'the liberal ! patronage heretofore extended. | \VM. H. TISON, ‘ ‘ j ,WM. W. GORDON. Ribt. P. York, •-• J. R.-MTntyre. M. E. Williams, P.//.Ward. . M TOLIIS, MITSUI El ! AIT'TION AND 'Otl tllS!NIO> ME Kl’ II ANTS, 8 .1 r S7-, SA VANNAII, G A Consignment* of Colton n-|il “I.limber sui.M'E’Pi; D, * ‘ 11 K RIV.!•; IVCKiI. j Brigham, Baldwin & Cos, •. ‘ SavannaJt .Gadeti & Cne.kles, • . “ , Isaac D. l.aßoche, ‘ , • Hunter C: Gammell, . “ >“ Erwin & Hardee, • il Ilir'atn Roberts, • * •’ ‘“• W; AVoodbtldge, . ‘ . . • L C Nowell & Cos. ‘ ; “ ‘ S T Knapp. & J5.r0,, .’ ’ New York DII Baldwin & Cos. • . . “ • Nqv 8 Onro NEW GOODS. IIL E THE UNDERSIGN ED 1! AYE ju W received a laige assortment of IE! IE MSIiOMBEE Ml WHICH WE Wild. NEI.I. IiOW ! Our stock consists of th’e latest styles,ef LADIES DRESS GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, ‘ LADIES OXjO^.ISLtSS AND _ . • • ’ A FINE LOT LADIES HATS Ready Made Clothing, iWAW, 16DDM • \si> SXXOESS, DOMESTIC OODDS Such as Georgia made jiol*SO y < OSNABURGS AND JEANS. Which we are able to offer at simum i mm* Iletore buying elsewhere you will do well la call and examine our siook. I. KUBITSHEK & BRO. Oct 25-Smo 20.000 SEGARS. GOOD and cboieff. fine brands, received aud CU r AOUM HTAUK. t * - FUKNITCm) ■ *0 • si I I'M IF. undersigned has opened a Shop in in Thomasville,’ far tit ufauMnctuje ‘ and RepaiVing of FURNITURE, 1 Making and Furnishing Coffins, Stc., Tie. second door frp the jv.u<- .• ! iug QScCjon Jefferson street. ‘ . • ‘ . L J SPITZ Jan 1 .t -. •’ dm i f ■ HAVING fitted up-’ and opened oui* S4M)O.\, .at the Store of T. j. Meßaio, we are prepared to’ offer. to” the’ Public everytning that can be- found in a First Class Saloon. 4 BRANDIES, WHISKEY, GIN. ALE, CIIAMPAIGNE WINE, MUSCAT WINE, . MALAGA WINE, PORT WINE. ’ CLARET WINE, . ; RHINE WINE AND EVERY VARIETY OF LIQ U O II S, Either by the Bottle or t>rink- Plain or j Mixed. | FINE HAVNNA CIGARS !pf different brands. Anderson’s and oths • ers • | Fine Cut Tobacco, ! And -everything to suit the taste of JChe i ! most fastidious, can be had at • • j THE.‘Ott.tt HOURS, ’j J-As cheap as anywhere in the South. We shall.always keep ou hand’a • . ‘ LARGE AND WELL . SolcctcdL sl-ocR., ! And would invite the Public to give us call, before purchasing elsewhere. PETERS & PERRY. ! ■ Oct 3, 18l*)5 ‘ IP _ ‘ ’ Sin - f3l (E\IA FOII* l> 54 * AND MACHINE SHOP. r ßill I.S Establishment is now in successful L operation, ami is prepared to make to or ! tier (tltfT AM) -v*%V VIII.f.M, jimi | .all kinds of Mill Work. We keep constantly | on hand, Sugar mills of all sizes. .Hark Mil!! ! Gin Gearing. Iron- Railing Kettles fropi Id to ] 100 gallons, Ovens, Spiders. Wash pots. Plow s • , See. We make to order all kinds of Iron and’ I Brass Castings. Our prices are reaso'tiabie I give ns a call- Country produce taken iu e i change for work at market prices. • E. II AIM AN A- CC ‘ Columbus, Oa. Nov-22, t/ . . HOCTiißiifv t orros Warehouse, ~• 1 ■ ! CORNER OF BAY AND LINCOLN STS., ■ SAVANNAH. GEO. OTAI.I.ON & CO., Factors, Fomvd:i:s it scd Cositmissiioss* R IF AT it. ■ I;* ESPECTFU LLY invite atiention to olir facilities for the purchase or I movement of Southern Products, and will 1 give prompt-attention to all busincs-. er,- Itn cur care. Intending to establish per j manently a House .in Savannah, expect by strict bitainess principles to merit and re- I ceivc a portiou of the trade. Having - a commodious Warehouse | Cotton, we arc prepared to-buy, or receive j on consignment to oar friends in New. I York-or Europe, and will make advances ’ on same ; picking, re baling or mending ! all Coiton before shipping, thereby saving 1 the onormous expense-incurred in North ! ern cities by this process. • • • Thcv solicit a portion of the business of the people of Georgia and of adjoining I States. •- • • OFFIC E. STODDARDS RANGE Comer of Ban anil Lincoln Streets. . . j NOTICE V HAVING completed an arrangement with • Messrs. L COLBY Jr CO . of Savan I nab,for fie purpose .of running alinof .. • Steamers I Between Doctor Town and Savannah; for the purpose of Reducing Freights. I tjow solicit the patronage of the kind peo pie of South-Western GeorgitLand elsewhere in their, behalf;’ I have made arrangements lo ship t'OTTOX, WOOf ami other PrtNlnce, and act a • Forwarding Agent for the pulilic, and solicit their patronage. - Cot ton \vilj be forwarded at ‘ . • .1 “T • . • - JL <dj „ Wool and other articles .of produce at very < Low-Rates, and Gooos consigned tv me lit the above tine of Boats front finWmnah', y ill be forwarded. ‘• Free of Charge ! ‘• . Icanbefonnd at Thomasville,,4)a., on and after i lie 2.’>th of this month'. . Aiiy infoymat-ion ;n refcrcnc.e to ‘ . . . •’ . Boats or Freight e;m always be Lap by calling on m.o at B. A ins worth ’ Store at Tlnjmasville. HENRY 11. SANFORD. 1 Agent .for C. L. Colby & Co's. L-iae Boats. I FOR KALB. ONE of the most pleasant . den'ces .in the City, for small family.. Convenient to thels • ■ business portion-of tjie city. For*Llliß terms and particulars-apply to ‘ -. E. REMINGTON & SON, .Tan 4-81 ‘ ‘ Thomasville, Ga. .H. Dab'isoton. • . H r.BiCKJ-oV.i). D4RLI.\GTO\ & DJCH FOR 55,. Com.miss on AUmbimfs, : Wholesale ‘Dealer's in Groceries, Provisions, Sic-, I No. 198 ,B<iy Street t Jforth Si<i [over Anderson's.Wharf,]. SAVyiNN 111, .Go Refers by permission to ’ Lovell & Lailimore, Barannah. • . Bell. Wylly & Christian, ‘• , Stuart &Cos • • •“ Halsey, Watson k Cos., “ CCLea y. • New York J Eneas &Co< *•* v !. N#t Ib-im ■ LAND AGENCY. fINHE undersigned will buy or sell lai • I ti ia.ih ‘. section, for pqrsoßs anylpart of the. c untry. II iving the, -a vantage of a newspaper circulating ‘( . :he country, my facilities for parcha . add sales arc much better than could’ erwiee be obtained, -Versons the oil the. subject must comply- W)th (• following instructions ; If wishing tt m. lands, describe them fullyand ts quality, number of acres of each qiMfl’n - whether pine, hammock, high, or low Bin and the lowest price the owner will take th* if the object be to purebnse—■-slate \. kind of hinds-are wauled-, the number ’ .acresai near'-m practicable, ami. wh price Jou have made up'your mind t# gi. . When lands are thus entrusted tg ruc'b sale, the owner canqot himselt disp< them without becoming responsible so- r -’ advertising charges. L. C. 1” it i-A Tttomasville,’ Dee (8, 1866. ■ • . . VQk. Educations TJte undersigned will resume the 1 , ei-ses of kis'Sehool on Monday the If . Ja-uUury next, . • > ■ • . • tf.rms and rates .• No Pupil recci.i 1 fo.r less ti.rt tart i-. *f Ten Weeks, and'no ‘dor made for leas lime, except in oases . .- traded and serious Sickness. t ‘ must be paid Quarterly in Ad , satisfactory arrangements-.mad . t \ payment upon call. • ruition o’ 1 -t Class, First, -Ritd in< i. Spelling, Reading, &c., : ‘ Tt i a -el 2-1 i'iass, English, Uran. ■ • At I-.hmetic 1., ogropfav, Tuiliop of. 3d Giav-o Higher bra::-.l I English, w itlj Latin ami Gi .ek dec ]3tr s. TANARUS( Ha'; jxt m sm” ■ FAMILY meet .- . AND HARDWARE STO I u.Ni: BOOR NOR ill GAJ Dt’l • BTORE. j. I UST received a large and V. j ,) Fioek of Family Groceries, U ! Cutlery, &c , consist : rrt 200 81-. el t ■ • . • • Bi ” Coffee, Nuiis; . Tagging *•;.! - - - . . Black, Gi c.-n n.mt \ i.ung M; . • • Teas. Ci uslit’d. bu'ii'u-u at. liugar, English Dairy and Goshen • , Cheese., Goshen . . , Butter, SOd* . . and Buttgr (Irackei'S- Buckwheat Flour, Onions, Potatoes,. Pick lc, .Powder, Shot, and Caps, Factory Yarns and Osnaburgs. Teiiper, Allspice, Cloves, Ginger, • Nutmegs, Blues-tone, Indigo, Coppc as, Madder, Sun If, Scotch M'accaboy Bottle, Liverpool and Coast f'->- Chcwing and Smoking Tobacco, Hard and Hollow Ware of all . kinds, Pocket and T bio ’ Cutlery Spades Shov - els, Forks Hooks • and Lines of nil Sizes, Willow Baskets, Tub* and BuckV* ’ if fact everything usnally kept Id a - fi r claso •• Pro?'siorx stoi All of which will be sold low. Cor.- 1 v •■■ Sir -icii g fresh supplies. Higher ; - p.mT for Cottd.n, Wool’ and Hides, and see 11. B. AINSWORTH Great Bargain k/A Acres of land, about t)U A: f Cleared and fill -under f : with good dwelling house and Outiio r all lately built and now for sale if app tion is made within two weeks fr . r date. The lau-i is ftesh and will n.a . bale of Cotton per every two acres, lies about, six miles from Thon.avli. This is the best bargain now eii'erod : 1 where. If you want a number one t Farm now is your time. Apply to L.- C. BUY AN New Furniture Scot. m. neVvmark, 34 Broughton . |.4oor* • west. . of . j; Morrell s Old . .. f . , Keeps equal: nUy oa hand a good bi ty Farloi*. Ghambor and ’ . fflll -FIIilTOE; dt• .HaltVesMeM, Cfiiltlreii'* ; ... riagfM, ... readvated .- : V- r paired at the.Bhoftest possible-1 m .. -ders promptly attended to and careluby -. ed. 7 FOE SALY ‘ .. MY plantation in t!;e Coimr of-, . Lowndes, ten miles >m * . VulOoi-taiiml two froiit Ciyattvi!!i , ~:y’ ■ in.- f'.iY :t: i A t w hundred acre* f aot surpassed by auv to the country, or in this pi t ’ STATE IN FERTIWI’ • The titles are indisputable. There • • wardy of fourteen . uuudrt and r< eleven hundred since whicK m -. . fctri agthand character of tl|e soil :i. • . c-p* crop. The ‘ iilliißiies ..are: si . Qai ami Coqioisdi ; e quarters .capable of accommodat . ilny two hundred laborers The • w Or; land Saw Mill ai.-pc'idci l o’ Corn, fodder and other pt -d ther with the stock consisting M m horses, & c . will he sold, with the pltata. Terms Cash. ’ Apple to . • J. WALDBURG, Savrum: .or to ‘ J. H. M. CLINCH, Yaldo August 23, 1865 ts. • . • LANDs SHE i ir)/ w Acres of Good Fine Land yXy about *IOO Acres ‘of haws uncleared. Good dwelling boose aw necessary outbuildings with elegant house and Iscrew. 600 acre-, -a ’ • land all under good fence. The -[ la a-- well watered as any in the County. - now in flue condition for mating n cf The Cotton land on tliis place is Ml p.ts.'-ed in this section. The pi we Ua ’ ■ • ’ intentß with the necessary •toll except that one lias btvuin and Screw. Any person there etc v. • ing to purchase a smaller fapm .niftj p chase a part only .of tfus plan.;iot • Sml all the conveniences. Tfcj only six miles from Thomasville and- . ated iti a good neighborho* and and . Apply at once before the place .is - • _■ drawn £ren iftscket tw J. C Bb* -* “T.
