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About Southern enterprise. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1865-1866 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1866)
FCRNITUM E EIMIF undersigned sets opened % Shop in £ in Thonttsville, for ihe ufc*Mneta snd Repairing of FURNITURE, Making sad i £jrj- ’ i.ng Office, oa Jefferson street. L J sun Jan 1 :!in H LAYING fined up .and <p nrd out *>AI.OOV *t the 8 Mcß.iin. we are prepared lu offer :o the •Public every lag bat can be fn>4 in • First Class Saloon. BBANDIKS, WHISKEY, GIN. ALf . CTi AMPAIGNE WINE, MUSCAT WINE. MALAGA WINE, PORT WINE ’ * CLARET WINE, RHINE WINE I‘ND EV I'nv VARIETY Os L I Q TJ O II S. Either by lfie Bottle or Prink—Plain or FINE HAYNNA CIGARS of dittcretil bran is. Anderson's and otlis era Fine Cut Tobacco, And everything to suit, the taste of the most fastidious can be had at THE ‘OiIII HOUSE,’ As cheap as anywhere in the South, We shall always keep on hand a .LARGE AND WELL Selected stocli, And would invite the l’ublic to give us call, before purchasing elsewhere. ... PETERS & PERRY. Oct S. 1 14 8m jiiu; m foi \ !> ir l MACHINE SHOP. fTIHIS Estublisiiment is now in eucresefnl L operation. an t - piep red to make to ri - der KRIw r \M V*iv Mil.l * and silk tads of Mill Work. We keep constantly on hand, Sugar mills <d nil sires. Bark Mil 11 Gin Gearing. Iron hailing.,K> tth-c from 10 to 100 gallons, • > veils. bimtera. AVasli pots, l’h-ws iV< We make to order all kinds of Iron and Brass Castings. < >ttr prices are reasonable give us a eull- Country prodm-e taken in e ■change tor work at market prices. 1. II AIM AS ifc CC Colomhns. <ia. Nov ~'i, tt stimit ltx (OTTM Warehouse, Corner of bay and Lincoln sts., SAVANNAH. GLO. OFALLON & CO., Fact ors, Fornurtllitg and Cos in mission KIRCH AMTS, RESTECTFCLLY invite attentiou to , our faeililii* for the purchase or movement of S uithern Products, and will give prompt attention to all husineso en tn cur care. Intending to establish per nrinentlv a House in Savannah, expect by stric* buaines- principles to merit and re ceive a portion of the ra le. Having a commodious Warehouse .„*• Cotter, w e are prepared to buy, or receive on consignment to our friends in New York or Europe, and w ill make advances on same : picking, re baling ur mending all Cotton before shit ping, therebj saving the onormous expense im.uired iti North ern cities by thi> prcoe>s Thev solicit a portion of the business of the people of Georgia and of adjoining Stares. OFFICE. STODDARDS RANGE Corner of ll,n, aml l.iw ‘iln Streets. NOTICE ! HA\ INO completed an arrangement with Messrs. L COLBY \ CO . of Savan nah, for t e purpose of running a linof Steamers Between 1> tor Twu aild Savannah, for the purpose ot Reducing Freights. I now soli i it tin? patronage of the kind peo pie t s >u;, Western Georgia, and elsewhere m their he bait . 1 haw ma te arrangements to ship < OTTO*. other Prodm-e. ind mt as Forwarding Agent for the puldie.and solicit their patronage. Cot ton will be fbrwarded at T* T TV y* ,-rp •->rp ~1 r *r\ ‘ -T! f•-s <t v - ‘ . s,v - M i m ‘• ** w U-* JU. . g, J. iYJf M 00l and other articles i>; | reduce at verv Low Kates, and Cooos consigned to me bv the iibovi lit.i es Boats fr<rtu ‘■avanaab, wiil Le forwarded Free cl ( harcc * I can be found at Tliomusville, (*a .on arid after the ~.’>th of this month. Any information in reference to Boats or Freight eat. always be hup by calling on me at H. Ainsworth's Ston at ’Humm-ville. HENRI H SANFORD. Agent for C. L". Colhv A: Co’s. Liae Boats FOR SALE.: ONE of tb ost pleasant Resi deuces in the City, for small family. Convenient to the i*!!eS business port :: f the city. Foi.Hllfl9 terms and particulars upplv to E. REMINGTON & SON. Jan 4-3 t Tboraasville. Ga. H. I>a* isgtox. II p. Bickford. P.IRLISGTO\ N. BICKFORD, tfommiss’on W rj r Wholesale Dealer* in Groceries, Provisions, &c, A°- 198 B ‘y Street, North Side, [over Anderson's Wharf.] SAVdNNitH, - - - Ga. Refers by permission to I.ovtll & Lattimore. Savannah. Bell. Wylly A Christian, Stuart A Cos Halsey. Watson A Cos., “ C C Lea y. New York J Eneas & Cos, “ _ }?ov 1 5-Jm COMING. STILL COMING. WE AKE NOW RECEIVING A FULL STOCK OF ALL KINDS 01 STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS! 3MDT E&DJ BHOHSia, Ladies Cloaks Shawls and Hats OF THE LATEST STYLES. OERTLEMEN’S FURNISHING Goods, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. I ATS; CAPS. BOOTS & SHOES. CUTLERY AND CROCKERY, OF THE FiNEST and most APPROVED FINISH. KTotions of .all 3, In fact everytliing else usually kept in a Dry Goods House. A splendid stock of COLD WATCHES. w ith many other things too numerous to mention. All of which we .offer (o sell as cheap as possible for • C. IS// $ CASH only Please call and examine our stock as we inrke no charges for showing our Good Oct-25 6m 11. WOLFF & BROTHER. - &EKEKAL &HIPPIKS-, (LoiiunisAon ft JForLuaitting HTcnjianis, No. 148 BAY STREET, OPPOSITE THE CITY HOTEL, SAV.4YY ill. GEORGIA, iiiadN -i “V art cular attention given t procuring FREIGHTS, an d t° W ,e Purchase and Sa c of HARD PINE TIYBER <i LUMBER. Cotton, Wool. Hide*. Tallow, &.<•., kc. Nov 8 ‘ Cm XOVTIS KSi N I* A LICE Dill lllllim DOISE! C. OB FF, 111 & 113 Congresss Street,. - ........ SAVANNH. GEORGIA. Importer and Wholesale Dealer in RETAIL r. FOREIGN unn DOMESTIC Our Retail Stock cannot be excelled DRYGOODS, THE SOUTH! I riwh linin’ I.incu llandkeithirf* T . ~ , .... , jin<l fjofclvrx embraces all styles, qualities and pri ces of . Imported direct from Europe. , Itlack and Stolid Silk*. Our object is to make Savannah a French Poplins. .Marinm, Dclanr;, . HI nek. colored anil Nii‘i|it tl Alpart oi, dD'il tA di < Ulil i‘ i/ 1 1 T A’lolhs, Fassmerei. and Icstings, Dl J j vlt i •* 1• <\l ‘ Table Tiiient*. XnjtKin*. and Doyle Shawls. Cloahn and Saeqnes, Thereby saving the time, and expences. Balmoral and Hoop *kii t. I of a trip lo New York. Dress Trimming!, and Riittons, All orders shall receive prompt attention * *anneU, Hosiery, (.loves, and be filled at the same prices as if the • \OII OS S , ■ purchaser was present. &c., Are., A;c O . ORFF, 111 & 113 Congresi Street, Opposite the Pulaski Honor, ftnenniiah. Ida Nov 8 •’ 3tn m 11, S. MK't i.it. Wholesale Dealer in SITS, SITS, UMBRELLAS SC. I No. 172, Broughton Street, ! Next to Coraer of Whitaker, H4STROUCKS o! 1 GItOCKH-Y STAND, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. 280 Grand Street, New York. ROB'T BALFORE. Dealer in CIBICE * FAMILY EIDCUIIS. I 151 Brouyhton St. on* 4*>or west of Bnmerri. SAVANNAH, - - - Gn. My patrons may rest assured that they will be furnished with the Choicest Articles E I\STi;i\ E C k >1 1 \ , 1 and Eletail DEALERS IX FBEJiCH, uEBMAN, E v GLIS3I DRY GOODS, I3oots & Slioes, HATS tfcc., 131 NTREGT, Cm SAVANN AH, GA. I“ M S. M EYE R, 7 Succes or to M. COKEN fe EpNT^rpP, Dealt r in j CLOTHETO, DRY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS. AC. C St., Opposite the ; N*fhf. %VA SUH aA. Not S Smo t£sfc. Educational. The undo! P’s; ,ed will k ■ ume the Exer cises of his :>eLooi on Monday the First .f January nett. j TERMS AND RATES .- No Pupil received for less than One Quarter of Ten Weeks, and no deduction made for less*time, except in cases of pro tracted and serious Sickness. Tuition must be paid Quarterly in Advance, or satisfactory arrangements made for its payment upon call. Tuition of Ist Class. First Rudiments of Spelling, Reading. Ac., SIO.OO Tuition of 2d Class. English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, • 15,00 Tuition ot £d’ Chi.--. Higher branches of English, with Latin and Greek -'Ur’ 8. F<H'l ‘ll V.. j.AXI): AGl’m V, TITHI. tuidet settled w,l!’ uy of sell_!aii Is I located in this section, for persons in auylpart of ti:e country. Having the ad vvantage fa newspaper circulating over thecoufitry,. my facilities lor purchases and sale; are much better th’an could oth-’ erwise be obtained.- Persons addressing me nn the - subject must comply with the following.instructions : If wishing, to sell lands, describe them fully and truthfully, quality, number of acres of each quality, whether pine, hammock, high or low lands and the lowest price the owner wifi fake.. Or if the object be to purchase—state what kind of lands are wanted, the nil tuber of i ‘acres as near as practicable, and . what j price yon have in ada up your m'ind to give. 1 When lands are thus entrusted tome for ; sale, the owner cannot himaelf dispose of iltem without becoming responsible for the advertising charges. . L. C. BRYAN, Thomnsville, Dec i3,1835. . uxr si w’ ’ FAMILY &BOCEBV AND HARDWARE STORE, ONE DOOR NORTH GALDBE-BRY’S STORE. If ST received a large and well selected Stock of Family Groceries, Hardware Cutlery, Ac., con.-isrtng in pait of 200 B t, els Fresh Flour, ltio and Java Coffee, Nails, Bagging and Rope, Black, Green and Young llysou Teas, Crushed. Clarified nud *- Brown Sugar, Etvgli.-h Dairy and Goshen , • Cheese, Goshen Butter, Soda and Butter Crackers Buckwheat Flour, Onions, Potatoes, Pickles, Powder, Shot, and Caps, Factory Yarns and Osnaburgs Pepper, Allspice, Cloves, Ginger, Nutmegs, Bluestcne. Indigo, Copper as 1 , Madder, Snuff, Scotch Maccaboy and Bottle, Liverpool anti Coast Salt, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Hard and Hollow Ware of all kinds, rocket and T ble ’ Cutlery Spades Shov els, Forks Hooks . and Lines of all Sizes, Willow Baskets, Tubs and Buckets. In fact everything usatilly kept in a first class . Prov'sion store, All of which w ill be-sold low. Constanly receiving fresh supplies. Highest prices paid for Cotton, Wool and Hides. Cad 11. B AINSWORTH. Great Bargain. OAA Acres of land, about 90 A res Cleared and all under fence,’ with good dwelling house and outhouses, all lately built and now for sale if applica tion is made within two weeks from this date. The land is fresh and will make one bale of Cotton per every’ two acres, and lies about six miles from Thoma-ville.— This is the best bargain now offered any where. If you want a number one small Farm now is your time. Apply to * L. C. BRYAN. New Furniture Score. M. NEWMARK, 31 Broughton doors west of Morrell's Old STAND, * ... Rfeeps constantly on hand a good supply of Parlor, Chamber and KITCIES FIIITIII, CHAIRS. MaUrcsxes. Children's Car riages, &c. JTp 3 Mattresses renovated and Furniture re paired at the shortest possible time. All ot* ders promptly attended to and carefully’ pack ed. 6m FOB SALE. MV plantation in the County of jgfSSSiSpL. Lowndes, ten miles from jfEjjsrggsfc Valdosta and two from Clyattville. centaining four thousand and two hundred acres, not surpassed by -■ any in the country, or in this part of the : STATE IN FERTILITY. j The titles are indisputable. There are up wards of fourteen hundred acres cleared— eleven hundred since 1862 which exhibits tiie strength and character of the soil in the pres ent crop. The Bil IEIii\GS ARE SI RSTAV liai aist! Couiitiodious, The quarters capable of accommodating com fortably two hundred laborers There is a new Grist and !*uw Mill appended t o the plant-. ation. Corn, fodder and othei produce, to gether with the stock consisting of mules and horses,.A:c will he sold with the plantation. Terms Cash. Apply to J. WALDBCRG. Savannah, or to J. H. M” CLINCH, Valdosta. August 33, 1865 ts LAND iSALE. ■ ( u ), w Acres of Good Pine Land witli j ,FO’ / about 100 Acres of hammock uncleared. Good dwelling house and all necessary outbuildings with elegant Gin house anti Screw. 1)00 acres ot cleared land all under good fence. The place is as well watered as any in the County, and’ now in fiue condition for making a crop The Cotton land on this place is not sur passed in this section. The place has two settlements with the necessary fundings on each except that one has no Gin souse and Screw Any person there ere wish ing to purohase a smaller farm may pur chase a part only of this plan ton an J find all the conveniences. Tb> place is only six miles from ThemasviUe and situ ated in a good neighborhood and society. Apply at once before the place is with 3 ■ drawn from market to t C BPYAN MM! Ml®! J. SCHIFF & BROTHER, H AVE sow BEADY FOR INSPECTION, AND ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING , additional supplies of the latest styles oi Nlaplr and Fancy 33 :E=L Y- • GOO DS, • ... : SUCH AS • • v ‘ ‘ h'.Marino.?; nil Wool Delanes. Oraniths. Poplins, Alpaccas, anb the/Lat et Styles O- Print , White Goods, H—inry. and Love’? Balmoral and ’ • ID* p Skirt.-’ Hoad Net-. Ladies’ and Gents lint-,- Knit Woolen ‘ • Goods ’ such as Breaklast Shawls, Xubes. Sonfajss and Hoods. • ‘ . ‘ OI the latest Broadway style. READY MADE CLOTHING, All wold Cas'm-ivs. IV u- Skins. Satnete, and Kentucky Jeans. Ladies and Gents Boots and. Eliocs .v i • • . • A great variety of NOTIONS, - . . ... • . . . ‘ . Cotton nnd W'/iol Cards, Maraboy and Scotch Snuff by the bottle or pound. A large lot of EjiEXHH CALF NEJXS, and LEATHER of our own tanning, , Many other .articles kept usnall.v'hi tt Dry Goods store. Cotneand give theni a call, they will take great pleasure in stiowin'g goods, and yon will ho convinced that they will sell their goods As Low as the Lowest / Country merchants will find it to their advantage to examine their stock and price’s. Nov 22 ts ‘ • - STEAMERS ‘TWO BOYS’ AND ‘ORIENT.’ ttrgnlnr Parkrl, between Boclnrlown and Savannah, ItIOTI C, 3Z5 HAVING i>cr(ectcd my arrangements, 1 am new prepared to ship from 0t)0 to 80 Bales t ‘ot ton jar Week by the first-class Steamers TAVO BOYS nnd QRI i EJN TANARUS, and will handle all Cotton or Goods consigned to me, and pay for all Cotton ! Oouods lost in my hands. 1 have a large -W ARBHOUS E, and competent men to attend to my business- and feel sure of giving satisfaction. 1 have shippad during the mtilth of-November 1160 Bales Cotton, without being Agent for a Boat, and jis 1 am Agent for two first .class Steamer-, will insure all Goods con • signed to nriv Cate to meet-with dispatch. All Cotton consigned to my care will be handled with-great care. D. J Di b LSOX, Agent. • • • MA ( IvY. BEATTIE & CO.. r (Siacnt! (T.mm snoa itltr b I, •oft- . . • ‘ w 203 tiA* £205- Bay £2t. Savannali, Ga. Cash advance* made on Ctnr'gnvient io MACKY & BEATTIE, Phila. REPEEIENCES; Messrs. CHAS. L. COLBY, rf-.00 , Savannah., IIUNTEII & GAMMELL, “ BELL iH CHRISTIAN, SAVANNAH NATIONAL BANK, 1 ‘ ? Messrs. MAUD & WRIGHT, Augusta. W A. RAMSEY & CO. “ LORD, STONE & CO.; Boston, ■■ “ JOHN P; BOYLE & CO, New York. . “ WALLACE & BROWNE, “ ■ MACKY A BEATTIE, Thilalc phia. . J. GIBSON, SONS A VO., -*• •’ ‘ Philadelphia NATIONAL BANK, ‘•*. . First NATIONAL BANK, . - ‘“ • Seventh NATIONAL BANK, “ 11 OUT STEEN., Esq., • . ‘ ■ •• . Messrs. McOUTCIIEON & COLLINS, “ ‘ “ CLARK & CUNNINGHAM, Baltimore: M A. HAMILTON, ‘ “ • . We have on hand and for sale a choice assortment of. Wines, Liquors, Bacon,- Flour, Hard, etc. . ‘ . • • Nov. 8 ‘ . 3mo . JOY TO THE WORLD ! ‘THE INTRODUCTION OF PERRY DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER r • • TO THE SUFFERING HUMANITY OF THIS AGE, Has Relieved more Pain, and caused more Real Joy than any other one thing that can be-named !-. . . Is a Kalin Cor every YYoiihl ! Out first Physicians use it, and recommend.its. use ; the Apothecary finds it first among the Medicines called tor, and the Wohlesale Druggist eon-tilers tea leading article of i- trade. A 1 the Dealers in Medicine speak alike in it-fiivot : and it- reputation as a Mo-licine of Great Merit - f ■ . and Virtue'is. fully and permanently established, .. • and u i- . ‘ The threat Family Medicine of the Ape I EVERY VOLUNTEER SHOULD HAVE V BOTTLE, IN CASE Os SUDDEN AT : TACKS IN dise\m; ■ TAKES’ /\ 7/ . \ t / i /T ri'REK Sore Throat. Bndd*n Oelds, Coughs, etc.. Weak Stomach, General Debility, Nursing Sore M’ “111., (anker. Lifer Complain-, Dispepsia or Indigestion. Cramp and PaiD in the Stomach, Bnwell Complaint, Painters’ Colic, Asiatic Cholera, Diarrhoea and Dystery. TAKEN EXTERNALLY IT CURES Felons, Boils and Old Sores, severe Burns ad Scalds, Cuts, Bruises and Sprains Bwetting of the Joints, Ringworm and T-'tt#, Broken Breast, Frosted Feet and (fllilains, Toothache, Pain in the Face, Neuralgia ■ and Rhenmatistn. PAIN KILLF.R taken internally sh- ttld be administered with milk or water, and sweetened with sugar, if desired, or made into a syrup with molasses. For a COUGH and BRONCHITIS, a few drops 0 f ngnr. eaten, will he more affective than anything ; else. Fore. 30RF, THROAT, gargle the throat with a mixture of Pain Fiftnr and ! thw relief H iaaedia’f and ct fwsttive. Cjjc j?outj):ru Ornitrprist, LUCIUS C. BRYAN. EDITOR. SUBSCRIPTION TERMS Th “SurTHKKKE.NTiiKPKisK'’ is publish ed weekly at Foir Dollars per annua strictly m advakc*. a dvertisingT terms . Advertisements will be inserted far ana Jollar per square of twelve lines or las .or each insertion. From this rate a dis count of TWENTT-Fivk percent will be made for advertisements, inserted for three months cr under six months, and fiftt per oent for twelve months or more. All-dd vertisements sent to the office must be’ marked with the number of insertions de-- red or the period o be published, and in’ very instance accompanied with the amount required for payment. Marriages and detith will hereafter be charged for as ad vertisements. Special or editorial notices ” ill be published and charged at double the above rates. Payments must be made . in current funds. Remittances may be made by Express at our risk All others must be at the risk of those making the same. Subscribers names will bedroped from the list at the end of the term for which the subscription has been paid, un less renewed All communications should be addressed to Proprietor Southern Enter prise, ThomnsviUe Georgia. ’ I.KtIAI, ADVKKTIMEnK.tTff. Apeesrsens having occasion to adver lil-i Legal Sales, Notices, etc,, are com pelled by law to comply with the folia wing rules: . Administrators, Exerators, nr Guar \ dinntt All sales of Land by Administraters, Ex ecuiors or Guardiauy, are required by law 10 be held on the first Tuesday iu the month, between the hours of ten’ ■ o ciock in the forenoon, and three in the afternoon, at the Court House in the County in which the property is situate. Notices of these sales intist be given in public Gazette Forty Days previous to .n day of sale. *le of Prruonnl Property r Notices of the sale of Personal Property must be given at least Teu Days previ ous to the day of sale. Eafnlr Debtors a nil Creditors i Notices to Debtors and Creditors of an es tate must be p 11 1 lished Fortv l)avs. Conn ol Ordinary I,rare to Kelli N.otioe that application will be made to the the Court ol Ordinary for leave to sell Lands, must, be published weekly for Two Mouths. Administration nnd t.iinrrfiuusbip t Citations for Letters of Administralion nmst be published Thirty Days ; for Dismis-ion from Adiniuistrnticu, month ly for Six Months. CorecloHnrr of Vlortgage i Rules for foreclosure of Mortgage must be published monthly for four Mentha. Kstafeliwliiux I.oat I'npt-rs: Notices for establishing Lost Paper* must be published for the full term of Three Mouths. Publications will always be eon-* tinned according to the above rulee, un less otherwise ordered. iiOTTSB Furnishing’ Store. \\ T h have now on hand and for sale- a larg<j variety of ar ichstositit evnry Occuna-- tton ami condition- .Such as Crockery Ware OF ALLKiXDS I,Hill VS. of nil Itinil* Cutlery of nil kind*. ■Mam of nil kind*.| It rare and Kill* of kind*. Eoierpw ol all kind-. I- ile* of all kind-. Cork* of nil kind-. r Cablet* nnd Prrterte Di-he*. W ood nnd Tletnlic Well Itueb *• •*ui|ier nnd l‘n in led Water ft tick et-. Tub-, Wti-.ii lUimtx, Wood Hon l, Wood Churn* nnd lleekta’* to ninke Coltl-e, Eire Iron*. Mpade*. Mhovel*. Rritnnin Mleak Di*he*, (oliou ~n d Wool CARDS. U ITCH Kid, BI.ACKIM;, ■II\UKM, TACKM. bIA t APS, tavrißiH, iIRKIOb Ct.VIRM, ABItIAGU IMM.TM, 01,1 MTOKEN, NI.ATKX nnd FIi.VTII,* BI.IAD NTAPI fei Ul-I 1-.IMt for Mtnrrhid|(. I-OOKIMI GLANtiRB, POItTABIA HAT It A ('KM, HKIVKIi, SAK'K PA\S, <AII\b If I Mil Em, n AMO.VM Ts O WEI.M, MHOK BKI'SHEN. 110 ME Kit | Mil EM, * EA A TABLE Mpoaita K-nIVOS &- Fnrlx m Pathei Knitro, llntehele. Drawing Knivca, Hooka, llnofit, Mlnple*, Aw., Ar., A-*. tLb an infinite number of other articles too numerous to mention tin waive OF ALL KINDS Manufactured io Order. A. & R. SMITH. In front of E. Remington k Son. Not 22 ts JIST RECEIVED M IINKIVS & THOMAS’ New Store. n New supply of Goods consls* . ting of “OOP, WILLOW, POT ami CROCKERY WARE of all descriptions, together with a beautiful selection of Dry Goods, J 13 xnr 353 L Xrl Y CANDIES, PERFUMERY, POMADES, and fancy articles of all kinds COTTON CARDS. COFFEE MILLS, PAD LOCKS, SCALES HATCHETS HAMMERS. NAILS fcc. PREIVOn BIUIVBV, lO Cent* * Brink, at the “Oar Honne.” *ll Other Drink* M Cent* at the “Our Htuw.w tf.Ron ftmnirht ■tifce“Onr Unite.’ . Guanine *eoteb Wkitk'T * the “Our Hm.” mt VTkhkr Pntketnt the “Oar fVnaee.
