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About Southern enterprise. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1865-1866 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1866)
JOHW Cs_ &1. CO., Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Men’s, Boys’, Ladies’ and Children’s Straw Hats and Millinery Goods of all kinds, 139 Congress Street , Georgia* New Furniture Store. m. m:\vm\rk, ! 1’- I ■ SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, Keeps constantly on hand a good supply of Parlor, Chamber and KITCBEH FURNITURE, CHMRS. >lMi esse*, Children's Car- i rlagr, Ar. f v \[i • I ami Furniture re* \ ■ - NOTICE To Everybody •V t’ or 1* > r in n<-w ,-iy to thie roll! i t i• w iir■ i 1 idy to GRIND CORN, •i li ■ • i rc'-i-< 1 mi engine and mill id’ nf! rif power to do good Work, and 1 ’ i ‘ j - 1 1 have to prove it is to bring 11 ) til do Tint got good MeaETn connection with orir Mill we will make Furniture to order, Sash, Blinds, Door", Hip, Drr s. Tongue and Groove Blank, make Collins to order with neat ness and despatch, we will also take con. tracts for Building houses. TAYLOR & DEKLE. I feel thankful to the Public for their liberal patronage extended to me hereto*, fore, and Imp* 1 may merit a continuation of tho same. ISAIAII DEKLE. lilif V fl EYD! I A VlN't; a tariff Stork of Fine I I i|iir ■ >ll hand. we have HK DtTE l th< I'rirr, a < t, .1 1< >w* <>ld Bourbon, XXX, $2.00 per Bottle. Do. do. XX, • J. 50 “ “ l)o. do. X. 100 “ “ French Brandy, Pure, 3.00 “ < Mriun ssey Brand v, - ;t 00 11 < t hard. Dtipov A C<>. ■ . 3.00 “ “ Pinet.C-HStilloa A Cos.. il .oo “ “ Cmrinu- Brandy, . * 1.7d “ “ Holland Gin, Pure, 2.00 “ 11 Old Swan Oin, Pure, - . 20(1 “ • t ni,. <t|>l port Wine, 2.00 “ “ Choice Old Sherry Wine, 200 *• •* Choir. (tld Madeira Wine, 3.09 “ “ Clan t si Julien Modoc,” 4,00 w “ l II Go ks. genuine Champagne, $3 00 qtp. do. do. 1 75 ptg. Oh B •>■ aW"-!iei Xv X .*6 no lH >r gallon i >ld B. Whiskey, XX, 590 “ < tld Bourtmn Whiskey. X, 4.00 “ •’ Old Bourbon.'i by the ’barrel,) 3.60 14 “ •JO ttoi) v ■<- utsnt Choice Brands, and Genuine Imported Havana, d>>. Andi r >n i* Solace Tobacco, 12 l i cents per ai.er. ” 1 ‘I “v. C "11 ■'a A i >•. tI.K, on draught ’ 1 ’’don and Edinburg Hr nnri I’or •rr. in Hints. 50 C’KVr.**. I C Id! I C EH Alwav&oii liar! during the summer. Our motto is strictly t\ O. D. ri: i i:ns & mun Aifaclit 1 ft.’ tlitv “ Our Ifousc ” is Wo. KTine, W mV ;i i hoicr and vari. and assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES Aio constant ]v kept. V (*') OYSTE RSj Go cents M*/ Two Pounds Can. E • • ■ ‘ * * ■ . o l'Ol.t X hiv r. - lenc. iff Colqnit. k ’ t “'it'• v. •ni I'n. silay night,the 6th instant! a email Nsrrrl v|ir-. abont ten years old, a small white spot mi the ramp near the spine and vert slow footed/ Sin ns of the saddle can be m e"n on her back. ’ lit on fti to her whereabouts will Mar 14 I l-4t* . J. T. COX LIIOIB.I 4 —l .on n.les Con it It, . WH 8, Dennis 4\ ikheriiigtori, Guar • rt-, • ■...•! and pi.>p. tv ~f Nancy. Ka M rv. Snmin. Eli thetli. M'dsey A Jnsse • said County, having full viP ‘ I .urged Hii- trust, applies to Ire dismiss ed from bis Guardianship:—Therefore all per sons concerned are hereby notified and required to appear at my office. on the first Monday in April next, ami show cause, if any they have, why said letters of Dismission should not he granted. Given under my hand and official s ynature, this 22d dv of February. 1866. WILUAM g. SMITH, Fel. 28 9-6ni C. C Ord. 4i I DlEtd A —l,ow n<le Conwtv. WHEREAS. Vilen Jones. Administrator of V\ dlinni V Hill.late of said County, deceased, having tiled bis petition in this Conrt for Let tens *-t Dismission from said estate.-—Thiais therefore to admonish alt concerned, to he and appear at tnr office within the time prescribed by taw. to show cause if any thev can. why said tetters should not he granted ‘ Given under my hand, at office, this 24th dav us January. 1<66 WILLIAM SMITH, Jan 31 m6m Ordinary. hft'KUl V —Colquitt ( nnitr, Wlieri -. N mey J Alger. Administratrix on the i- ate of James R Alger, deceased, having bled l rp. tition in this Court for letters of D- ii —All pet-ons are hereby notified t<> tree their ohjeelions in Conrt. within the time prescribed by law. otherwise letters of disniiwion will he granted the applicant. Given uudv-r niv official signature. Feb. •>. 1866 ISAAC CARLTON, Feb 21 9 6m Ordinary BEORmA-Thoinns Conwlv. 1.1 <•'. VV HEREAS. Ansel Dekle, AdministraUrr on the estate of Peter Dekle. deceased, makes up plication hy petition for Letters of Dismission from a ; d i ‘:tte : —All persons interesteil will fib- their objections in said Coart, otherwise said letters will be granted in terms of the law H. U TOORE, Mar • 19-31X1 Crdtnarv. t N E W FAMILY GROCERY AND HARDWARE STORE. ONE DOOR NORTH GALDBERRYS STORE. J CST received a large and well selected Stock of Family Groceries, Hardware Cutlery, &c., consisting in part of 200 B r.els Fresh Flour, Rio and Java Coffee, Nails, Bagging and Rope, Black, Green and Young Hyson Teas, Crushed, Clarified and Brown Sugar, English Dairy and Goshen Cheese, Goshen Butter, Soda and Butter Crackers Buckwheat • Flour, Onions, Potatoes, Tickles, Powder, Shot, and Caps, Factory Yarns and Osnaburgs Pepper, Allspice, Cloves, Ginger, Nutmegs, Biuestone, Indigo, Copper as, Madder, Snuff, Scotch Maccaboy and Bottle, Liverpool and Coast Salt, Chewing and Smoking Tobaceo, Hard and Hollow Ware of all kinds, Pocket and Table Cutlery Spades Shov els, Forks Hooks and Lines of all Sizes, Willow Baskets, Tubs and Buckets. In fact everything usually kept in a first class Provision store, All of which will be sold low. Constanly receiving fresh supplies. Highest prices paid for Cotton, Wool and Hides. Call and see If- B. AINSWORTH. PATENT RIGHT FOR SALE. The Patent Right of J. MASSEY’S COTTON PRESS Is now oflYrrd for Nnle. r |V|HS Cotton Preen wan patented at Wash -1 ington in 1857, and since that time has en joyed almost unprecedented popularity. It is well known thioughout most of the Cotton States, and as all contracts with Agents and Rights sold for sections have expired, the ori ginal patent, unencumbered, is now offered for sale, and as the country has again been re stored to prosperity, and the cultivation of Cotton once more become the chief occupation of the Southern people. James Masset's unri vailed Cotton Press will again assume its sway over the Cotton growing region. To any per son with a small capital, this Cotton Press is now the surest road to fortnne. The Patentee has been rendered unable to curry it on by the misfortunes of the war, and unwilling that the public should tie deprived of the superior ad vantages of this great Labor Saving. Eco nomical. Portable Cotton Press, he offers it for sale at a very low price. Energy and a small capital are all that is ne cessary to realize from the sale of this Press an independent fortune. To understand its great advantages over all other Presses, examine it* model, and to know what others think of it, read the annexed Certificate* of well known gentlemen who have tried it. For further partieulu s apply to L C BRYAN. Thoinasville, Georgia. 1 do certify that I have used Jae. Massey's Iron Screw the two nast seasons, and can sav with propriety, that I am highly pleased with the same. WM. j. HEARD T do certify tljat 1 have one of Jas. Massey's Iron Screws for Packing Cotton, and can re commend them in the highest, terms. They are a life time estate. J. McCaNN 8 This is to certify that I have used Massey's Iron Screw for two years in Packing Cotton, and find it convenient and durable. I have packed a bale in thirty minutes—some bales weighing 6411 lbs. I find it as simple as the old wood screw and not liable to get out of order. KeepeotfuUv, W T HOLLINGSWORTH Macon, Bibb Cos., June l, 1859. We. the undersigned, do certify that we have one of Massey s Iron Screws, and are well pleased with them; and would recommend them to any one who may want a Screw C C TILLMAN. JOSIAII I EVERETT ALLEN UAGIN, Thomas County, Ga. I do hereby certify that I have one of James Massey s Patent Iron .Screws, “nd it perform* well, and lam rseased with it. It u> of the meet lasting kina. TAROCTL .’.I ACLAY. Thomas Cos., Ga . June 9,180*J. filatr if Gti tla, Thsmu Canaty, Office or tsi Oadinaht or said J June 9. A. D., 1859. { I hereby certify that the above imc?!l r?r eoat, to wit: M C. C. Tillman. Allen Ha gin, Joshua McCann, 8r , William J. Heard snd T*iqn.l MeAut.iy.aTe well know <: to mo as Cotton planters of thia county, and as per sons of the highest i oopectability aid nndoubt ed veracty. Gven .aider ut baud and the seal ol said Court at* ehed [L. sl „ * v -kcCARDEL. JJ-p. Clerk Court of Ordinary. This is to certify that I have nsed one of T.lansey s Screws et the warehouse of Messrs Dillard. Powell A Cos., of this city, and that I regard i* as one of the most easily operated and durable Screws within my knowledge With fix go-d hands it is capable of turning off Forty bales of cotton per day. of an average weight of five hundred and fifty pounds, and that of convenient size. We have pacxed 2,500 hales this season. Yours, respectfully. JAS. T. GRAY. Columbus. Muscogee Cos., Go* Feb 7 6 SUPER INTENTS OFFICE A Sc G. R R December 25tb, 1865. NOTICE. Sortest and most pleasant route to Savannah, via Walthourville, Rieeboro', and Sunberry. Through jfrom Tbotnasville to Sav annah in 30 hours. Via Rail Road 165 Miles. Stage 22 Miles, •Steam Boat 85 Miles. Leave Thnmasville every Monday. Wednea day and Friday, Arrive at ‘.Savannah every Tuesday, Thursday and .Saturday, connecting with .Vteamers to Baltimore, New York and other Northern Ports, RETURNING. Ive-ave .Savannah on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Arrive at. Thomasville on Tue day, Thursday and Natnrday, in time to con nect with .Stages to Albany, Ga., and Talla hassee Hnd Monticello, Fla G J. FULTON. Sap't A Sc GSR. ‘.'Tallahassee Floridian and Albany Pat riot copy two weeks and send bill to tins of fice. jan. 4tf RI LE MSI. HGCROIA-THOWAS COt.XTV. In the Superior Conrt Present, the Honora ble Augustin H. Hansel), Judge of said Court. Samuel B. Drockett, for the “] Mortgage, See. use of Rufus M Johnston i December ad ▼s- f journed Term, Catharine Witherington. J 1805. f T appearing to the Court hy the petition of I Samuel B. Brocket!, (who files his petition for the rise of Rufus M Johnston), accompa nied by tlie Note and Mortgage Deed, on the eighteenth day of August. A. I). 1861, the De fendant made and delivered to the Plaintiff her Promissory Note, bearing date the day and year above written, whereby the defend ant promised, on or before the first dav of Jan uary next, after the date aforesaid, to pay the Plaintiff or bearer, One Hundred and Fourteen Dollars and Ninety five Cents, for value re ceived, and that afterwards on the day and year aforesaid, the Defendant, the better to secure the payment of said notes, executed and delivered to the Plaintiff one deed of mortgage, whereby the said Defendant mortgaged to the Plaintiff’ Lot, of land number unknown, but being the place whereon Benjamin and Cat ha rine Witherington resided in the year 1858, in the Town of Thornasville, Georgia, containing one acre mote or less. And it further appearing that said note re mains unpaid, it is therefore ordered tbnt the said defendant do pay into Court, on or before the first day of the next term thereof, the principal, interests ami costs due on said note, or show cause to the contrary, if any she can, and oh failure of th ■ Defendant so to do, the equity of redemption in and to said mortgaged premises be forever thereafter barred and fore, closed. And it is further ordered that this Rule be published in the Southern Enterprise once a month for three months, previous to the next term of this Court, or served on the defendant, or her sjtecial agent, or attorney at law, three months previous to the next term of this Conrt, Extract from Minutes Thomas Superior Court, March 3, 1866. LEBBEUS DEKLE, Mar 7 10-Jamom RI LE MM. GKOnrn-TUOWAa ('•I'ITTT. In the Superior Court —December adjourned Term, 1865. William C Mitchell Y Morlwro( & 0 . Alon/.o B Dufore > Dec ad j° l,rned Telm ’ IT appearing to the Court by the petition of William C. Mitchell, accompanied by the notes and mortgage deed, that on the fifteenth day of November A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty two, the Defendant delivered to one C. W. Stegall, his two certain promissory notes, bearing dale the day and year aforesaid, whereby the defendant promised hy ench of said notes, the sum of Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars, with interest from date, for vr lue received, by the first of said sum of money on or before the first day of January A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty four, and by the other said sum by the first day of January eighteen hundredandeixly six, and afterwards on the day and year aforesaid, the defendant, the better to secure said notes (with others!, executed and delivered to said Stegall, his Deed of Mortgage, whereby said defendant mortgaged to said .Stegall, all those tracts or parcels of land, situate, lying, and being in the (13) thirteenth district of originally Irwin, now ThoinaH County, and known as the sontti part of Lot number (268) two hundred ami sixty eight. lying on the west side of the run of the branch, known as Hammock Branch,and also all the portion of Lot number (265) two hun dred aud sixty five, lying or the west side of said Hammock Branch, and also all that por tion of Lot. number (299) two hundred and thirty nine, lying on the east side of she river Aurillti, containing six hundred and eighty five acres and one hail, more or low. will) all the appurtenances thereto:—And it farther appearing that said notes were legallv trans ferred and delivered to said W. C. Mitchell, and that ■■• lid notes remain unpaid, it is there fore ordered that, said defendant do pay into Court, on or before the first day of Hi* next term of this Court, the principal, interest and costs, due on said notes, or show cause to the contrary, if auy he can. And that on the lai lure of the defeudaut so to do, tlie equity of redemption in and to the said mortgaged premi ses, be forever thereafter barred ami fore closed. And it is further ordered, that this rnle be published once a month for three months in the Southern Enterprise, previous to the ncyt teim of this Court, or served on the defer, lant, or his special agent or attorney,at least three months previous to the uext term of this Court. A. T. McINTYRE, Petitioner’s Att’y. A true extract from the minuto-sof Thomas Superior Court, December adjourned term, 1865, this March 7. 1K66 LEBBEUS DEKLE. Clerk. Mitr 14 II Ismtm Peter Pearce vs. Bill to correct mitfakc Allen Creed & and Injunction. Thomas Adams. IT appearing to the Court that Allen Creed. one cf the Defendant s in the nhove stated case, has removed and now lives in the State of Alabama .- —It is therefore Ordered hy the Court that service of the above stated Bill be perfected on mil Creed, by the publication :>f this order once a mouth for four months, in the Southern Enterprise AUG. H. HANSELL, Judge S. C 8 D Extract from the nlinntea Tnomoa Superior Court, February S-A 1866 LEBBEUS DEKLE, Feb 28 C. 8. C T C. O. fiEOßttl.l Thomna f oantv Court of OrdttiiTiy, Fch. 24, 1866. WHEREAS, The estate of Mclntorh D. McKmuon is without a legal represrntetive : All persA.es interested are therefore notified to file their objections in said Court, otherwise letters of -mlministration thereon will he grant ed to the public odminitf rotor of the county i terms of the law. H H. TOOKE. Mar 7 16 3d Ordinary. UKURblA—Tboosaa Cwwaty. Court of Ordinary. WHEREAS. Frances and Harvey Carter, minors of said County, are without a legal re presentative, both as to persons and property: All persons having objections are notified to file them in this Court, otherwise letters of Administration will be granted to the pnhlic administrator of said Countv, on the first Monday in May next. H. II TOOKE, Mar 16 Jl-30J Ordinary. COMING, STILL COMING. •I v • • WE ARE NOW RECEIVING A FULL STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GO ODS! gal am ©otto. Ladies Cloaks Shawls and Hats OF THE LATEST STYLES. ©IKTLEFffEH’S rORIIISHINO Goods, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. HATS, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, CUTLERY AND CROCKEBY, OF THE FINEST AND MOST APPROVED FINISH. INTotions of .a.ll Li.in.dß, In fact everything else usually kept ia a Dry Goo-ds House. A splendid stpek of GOLD WATCHES, with many other things Loo numerous to • mention.All'of which we offer to sell a cheap as possible for . •’ • . CASH bs CASH only Please call and examine oar stock aa we .make no charges for showing our Goo Oct-25 6m 11. WOLFF &• BROTHER. L. J. (U ILMAirriN oV (( )., GJ3N33HiLIA SKIIPI’INCi, comiissio* A FORWARDIYC MERCHANT*, *•. ID BAY MTREET, Opposite tkr Market, *.-% VANNA M |li, —aypaia ■ Particular attention given to procuring FREIGHTS anc * Purchase and Sate f HARD PINE TIMBER j *and LUMBER, Codon, Wool, Tallow, &c., &c. Nov 8 Om A. T. CUNNING HAM. D G. PURSE.. R. J. LARCOMBE."” CUNNINGHAM, PURSE & CO. FACTORS FORWARDING AND COMMISSION Mer olictints, rio. i, Hloddard'a Tower liHiige, Bay Street, Sav an nal, Ga. We fire makiruf rs liberal advances a# any Southern House,on *J*>PF ihrwifK** u !• New %'*rlt *r I,jverpM*l. ; We are sole Agents for the Mate cf Geor b a, for the salo of Wilder Cos celebrated SALAMANDER SAFES. _ ■ Also Agent* for Mat'es PHOSPHATE O'*’ LIAIE, tbe beet Fertilizer manufactured. Nov 8 r ’ Hm JOY TO THE WORLD ! THE INTRODUCTION OF PERRY DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER ! TO THE SUFFERING HUMANITY OF THIS AGE, Has Relieved more Fain, and caused more Peal Joy than any other one thing that can be named! Is a Balm for every Wound! Our first Physicians use it, and recommend its use; the Apothecary finds it first among the Medicines called for, and the VtkltNle Druggist considers it a leading article of lis trade. All the Dealers in Medicine speak alike in its favor ; and its reputation as a Medicine of Great Merit and Virtue is fully and .permanently established, and it is Tlie Great Family Metlldue of the Ape! EVERY VOLUNTEER SHOULD HAVE A BOTTLE, IN CASE OF SUDDEN AT’ TACKS IN DISEASE TA KEN IN TERN A ILY IT CURES Core Threat, Sudden Colds, Coughs, etc.. Weak Stomach, General Debility, Nursing Bcre Mouth, Canker, Liver Complain*, Dispepsia or Indigestion. Cramp and Fain in the Stomach, Bowell Complaint, Painters’ Colic, Asiatic Cholera, Diarrhoea and Dystery. TA KEN EX TERN ALL YIT CURES Felon*, Boils sad Old Sores, severe Burns ad Scalds. Cuts, Bruises and Sprains, c,felling of the Joints, Ringworm and Tetter, Broken Breast, Frosted Feet and Chilblains, Toothache, Tain in the Face, Neuralgia and Rheumatism. f FAIN KILLER taken internally should be administered with milk or water, and weetened with sugar, if desired, or made into a syrup with molasses. For a COUGH nd BRONCHITIS, a few drops of sugar, eaten, will be more affective than anythnig *e- For a SORE THROAT, gargle the throat with a mixture of Fain Killer and e relief U immediate and cure positive, th cl lj c §jath ru 03ntnpr.se. Xi. C. BRYAN,’ . EBITOK A> It I’HOlMtiimilt. > L 1 JR IPTI <>N TERMS. o The ‘“Socthern Enterprise” is publish ed weekly a: Four Douafs per annum strictly in advance. ADVERT'SING TERMS. Advertisements wilt be'inserted for one dollar per square of twelve lines or for each insertion. From-this rateadis count of twenty-five percent will be nnde for advertisements inserted for three months Or under six months, and titty per cent for twelve months or more. All ad vertisements sent to the office must be marked wiili ihe number of insertions de sired or ihe period to be published, and in every instance accompanied wit h ‘he amount required for payment. Marriages aid deaths will hereafter be charged for as ad ’ vertisements. Special or editorial notioes Mill be published and charged at doable the above Yates. Payments must be made in current funds,. Remittances may be made by Express at our risk All other* must be at the risk of those making the same. Subsct.it ers 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 beaddressed to Proprietor Soiuliern Knler pne. Thomapvil/e Georgia. • lACUI. XDIIRTfMIDIItYTk, All persons haring occasion to adver tise Legal Sales, Notices, etc., are com pelled by law to comply with the following rules : • 4>4iaisUtratr*, KmcsUf*. • G*ar •titi m : All sales of. Land by Administrators, Ex ecutors or Guardians, are required by law to be held on the first Tuesday in the month, between tire hours of ten o’clock in the forenoon, and three ia trie afternoc-n, a* the Court House in the . County it) which the p.roperty.is aitualc. Notices of these sales- must be given in a public Gazette Forty Days previous to lue day of sale. Stale o. Prramml Properly : Notices of the-sale es Personal’ Property •must be given a! least Ten Days previ ous to the day of sale. jXstntr 6('blr. and Creditors t •Notices to Debtors and Creditors of an e* t**e must be pul lished Forty Days. Conrt ol ©riiitrnry I,rave to Fiell : Notice that application will be made to the Court of Ordinary for leave to sell Lands, must be published weekly for Two Month*. .administration am? XI am tk in n-a i/* : . Citations for Letters of Administration mutt be published Thirty Days ;- for Dismission from Admini-su atioij, month ly for Six Months. ‘....• o*T Wrf•• •. K.uies for Foreclosure of Mortgage must be published monthly for Four Months. Fstslilisliis; l.#-t t'afM'rr i Notices far establishing Lost Papers must, be published for the'full tei m of Three Months. . ’ Ifegf”’ Publications will always be con tinued-according to the above rules, un less otherwise ordered. BILE -X9SI. 4MtfIMOIA-THOfcat roi sTr. Ia the Superior Court- Present, the Honora ■ l>lo Augustin il. House 11, Jadgi'of said • Court, . . James L. Servant Y . Mortgage, foe.’ Joseph Clay. $ Dec oamed Term , { T appearing tathe Court by the Petition of Janies JL. Sewsrd, (accompanied, by the Notes and-Deed of Mprtgage,) that on the tenth daw of November, 1862, the Defendant, ‘Joseph Clay, made and delivered to. William ‘ McLendon, hie two'certain Promissory N<>tes, bearing date tlie day andyearafocesaid, where by in one of said promissory notes, lie the suid Joseph Clay,'by tne ftrst day of January, 1865, promised’to pur to the said William Mcu ndon or bearer, Three Th'oasnnd Pour Hand red and Seventy-two Dollars and Thirty-three Cents, with interest, on “rid notes from Ist of January. 1865, for value- received, aud by the other of said promissory notes, he the smd Joseph Clay, by the first day of January, 1806, promised to pay the said William McLendon or bearer, the rein of Three Thousand Four Hundred and Seventy-two Dollars and Thirty-three Cents, for value received, with interest from the first day ot January, 1863. And, that afterwards, on ihe day and year aforesaid, tlie Defendant, .Joseph Clay, the better to secure the payment of said notes, exe cuted and delivered to the said William Mc- Lendon, his Deed of Mortgage, whereby the said Defendant mortgaged to the said William McLendon, lots of Land numbered us follows, Jo wit: —No. (319) three hundred and nineteen, in the Thirteenth District, origjiaily Irwin, now Thomas County, containing FiveTlnndred Eleven and a half acres : also. No. (32. V, in said District and County, containing Five Hundred and Ninety acres, more or less : also, a part, of Three Hundred and Twenty six Ere. in same District and County, commencing at the south east corner of sai>f lot and running north 26 chains aud 9 links to a corner, thence west fifty three chains and eleven links to a corner, thence north 40 chains and 11 links to the right of way to the Railroad, thence along the i ight of way to tlie original lane line, thence south along the original line to the corner, thence over to the beginning corner, containing Two Hundred and Forty > iglit and a quarter acres. The whole settlement containing Twelve Hun dred and Fifty acres. And your petitioner sheweth that he is the bearer of aid notes and deed ol mortgage, hav ing come into tlie possession of the same hy a fair, due and legal course of trade, and hy a regular transfer of said mortgage hy the said William McLendon, executed to your peti tioner on the 17th day of March. 186-1, as will be seen by reference to the deed of mortgage now in Court to be shown. And it further appearing to the Court rbat said notes remain unpaid, it is therefore ordered that said Defendant do pay into Court, o, or before the first day of the next Term of this Court, the principal, interest and costs due on -aid notes, or show cause to the contrary if any he can. And that'on failure of Defendant so to do, the equity of redemption in and to said mort gaged premises be forever thereafter, barred ana fbreckwed. • And it is farther ordered., that this Rule he published in the Sosthern Enterprise. once- a month for three months, previous to the- next term of this Court, or served cm the Defendant or his sj>e< iHI agent, or attorney at law, three months previous to the next term of this Court. A true extract from Minutes Thomas Stipe mor Court, March 3. 1866. LEBBEUS DEKLE, Clerk Mar 7 10 lam3m . GEAKt.iA Thoniiiv €'oin*y. Court of Ordinary. March I, 1866. WHEREAS, Ansel Dekle, Guardian for and of the persons, property and effects of Nervy„ Ann and Eddy Dekle, minors of said county, makes application by petition to this Court, for Letters of Dismission from said Guardian ship :—All persons interested will file their objections in said Court, otherwise said letters will be granted in terms of the law 11. 11. TOOKE, Mar 7 10 30d Ordinary, city rpj^js: ORDINANCE. |>ft *T OKAI**:K> ‘••// the yfayh, a > 9 ( . from and a f March, 1866, the ft II iwing Licenses and Taxes shall 1> amrwir 1 upon occupations and commodities in raid sown, as hereinafter specified, to wit t On eath bale of Cotton stared within the corporation.. 1 f•. 25 To be reported and paid bytbe owner of the Warehouse or -store In which such cotton may be stored, within one month of the time of deposit, tinder a penalty of gyp dollars fine for neglect* . <m each bale. . ■ . On ail Retailers of Spirituous Liquor*, in quantities less than a <puart.. (each per annum,;. lUOO Ikt Oil air V mieis of Lottery Tickets and (lift -AH ations, do it\ JiA O’ a!1 f. ! -Vt - S Coil. | .1! I L'eUiir*. di ‘l’ • 1 On three Vendue Masters, each do ... 50 00 Un all goods sold at Auction 1. per cent. Hie Auctioneer to make weekly re. torus, and collect and pay over to the ‘ Marshal; under a-penalty of not less than five nor more than twenty live dollars for each aud every neglect. Auctioneers to cioee their sales by lit o’clock, P. M , under a penalty of not sve dollars nr<r more than fifty for;u h and ‘every neglect, ai the discretion of-the Mayor. On all goods'sold on commission one per rent • Returns i” We made by the Hi to the Mai shal of the town monthly, subject to a like penalty ns the foregoing. • • On i.idi liiljrard Table and Bowling ■ .111 c.y ......... b>o CO On all Itinerant Trader* of Good*, War is and Merchandise, each,, hist wees loft nft And for each (seekthereafter 50 00 iiuallPedlars,each • ........19 On all Htu ktier*. ( ake and Fruit Stands, cji the streets. each, per Tea r 10 (*J Oa all Insurance Company Agents, d0... 25 OG On ai I Bank Ageaei ;s, dp ..100 (Ml tin all four hoi-no Ovuibu-'oi of Hack*. do.. , 30 00 On all (wo horse Omnibuses, do. 1..... A* 1 00 On all two home Drays, or Wagons, do.. 20 tut .Onfall one jborse Drays or Wagons, and.. 10 oo , On all non-resident Daguerreati.. Photo graphic or like Artists, do 30 00 On all non-resident Lawyers and Hiysi cans, otficc in Town. .... IK (*,* On id 1 ( ‘ir< “ a id Menageries, per dav. each 1 .'.IOO 00 On all show* or Exhibitions for gain, do. do . .’ : 15 Ott On all Livery Stables each, per year.... 50 00 On all Stock Drivers of Jt- rwesor Mules, ‘sold or offered for sale, per day......’ 5. Oft On all Hogs. Pigs. Sheep or’ Gouts slaughtered and sold, or offered for side in the Town, per head ‘AI On all lb-eves, do,, do., do. 50 The marksaad brandsof all slaughtered stock to-be brought with the in oaf ana lb own to the Marshal. Oil -ali regular Butchers, fur the use of Stalls, at the Market Bouse, per year, each 50 no Oil all .Dogs, of all grades, owned within the town, per head, V Oj •On all Real Estate and Stock in Trade, a Tax sufficient to meet and defray the indebtedness of the present Council to * lie assessed on the amount of trade . hereafter to be ascertained fiom the •• returns of the Rerciyr of the Tar ‘Returns. .. Ut it further ordained by the authority “foreran!. That all produce and eatables shall be carried Jo and sold at the Market House, ; within the hours of sand 10 A.M. ■ Be it further Ordained, That the cliflrr * for two horse Drays or Wagobs, per load shall not exceed ..’ ......75 ct*. ■Do do. do. one horse 38 P- McGLASHAN, Mayor. Attest: ’ WM. CLJNE, Clerk. Feb 14 - ., ’ - 7 AN ORDINANCE. I > tit KnA tHm r> by the Mayor and .* A Councilojthe Town >f ThrmaxviUe'. That all City Licenses, except for spirituous liquors, shall be taken Out for one year from the first of March, and under one hundred dollars per annum he payable in full on the first of March of each year, or if take* out after that date, to be paid for pro rata up to the succeeding first ot .March-, all Licenses over one hundred and h-ss than two hundred dollars, to be paid semi* annually in advance ; and all License* overtrro hundred dollar;; to be paid quarterly in ad vance ; T• rnlrd. That all Licenses which aro not naid in full at the time they are issued, shall give good and sufficient security for prompt and full payment, a* they may become due. Licenses to sell spirituous liquors to b paid quarterly in advance. Be it J a ether ordained by the authority a fore raid, That all persons who are required by this Ordinance to take out Licenses, and fail so to do within fifteen days of the time and in the manner prescribed. di ill he fined in * eura not less than one dollar, nor more than ten dollars, at the discretion of the Mayor, for each day they fail to take out sucli License. Be it further ordained by the authority afore raid., That all Ordinances and parts of Ordi nances conflicting with this Ordinance be sad the same are hereby repealed. P. McGLASHAX. ilavov. Attest, WM. CLINE, Clerk. AN ORDINANCE. 1> K3T Oft \n 1: hu the- Mayor and f Council of /he Totrnof j’homafvule. That the Marshal is hereby authorized and empow ered to summon and call out, whenever at hid discretion lie may think it a proper time, all able bodied male citizens between the a ire’ of eighteen and forty-five years, bv posting notices of such call and time in various part* of the town. Be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid. That such call shall be made for five days or less, subject to a penalty of one dollar fine for neglect to attend, each day. Be it jin /her ordained by. the authority afore*oid, That such citizens, so called out, shall be employed in working the streets, re pairing bridges, and doing all other needful work on the public thorougfarps within the corporate limits of the town, under the direct iorv of .a competent Superintendent, to ba appoint ed by Council. P. McGLASIIAN, Mayor Attest, • WM. CLINE, Clerk. ( I-- O Iff* 1.% LoAndra County.. To all whom it may Concern : IT appearing to the Court that the estate of Christian Limcborger, late of said County, dee’d, is without a legal representative, no one having applied for letters of administration on said estate. Unless good cause is shown to the contrary, letters of administration will be is sued to the Clerk of the Superior Court, or some other fit aud proper person, on the first Monday in May next. Given under my hand, at office, this 12tlj day of March, lStiti. WILLIAM SMITH. Mar 21 td Ordinary, . i oiti. I %—i .xi ml. • County. To all whom it n>oy Concern: IT appearing to the Court that the estate of Isaac McEadden. late of said County, dec’d. is without a legal representative, no one having applied for letters of administration on stud estate-. Unless good cause is shown to the contrary, letters of administration will be is sued ti> the Clerk of the Superior Court, oj some other fit and proper person, on five first Monday in May next. Given tinder my band, at office, on this 12th day ol March, lwti. WILLIAM SMITH, Mar 21 td Ordinary
