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soi;t(m"u (L'utci'firt‘jc L. c. BUY AN. ‘• THOMASVILLK, GA.: WEDNESDAY, 31 AY 30. ISGO. We had no opportunity last week to of- ] for an apology for cur short cuttings. | a-n l very little at present. Our Thief prin ter was uot at bis post owing to misfortunes | in his family, and we are still without Lis . services. This will accoußt for the de- 1 fieicncies of the paper. We will find a remedy very soon. DICrrnBIMX (tAU.KBV. I’rof JttFFERs has recovered from his illness and announces tint ho is again prepared to take those inimitable impres sion?. and supply the public with life size pictures, in the highest perfection of Da- , guerrean art. RIM. ARP’S BOOK This w .rk is now about to be issued, | . and promises to be very popular. Our j readeis who wish to subscribe for it can do so by giving their names to Messers | Uevill and Wragg, proprietors of the book ( •-.tore next and ■. p < hiror and Cos. These gentlemen are taking subscriptions for the book. ?•• • * - Tl<cr? A. A.\U K. NIIITU. These gentlemen announce in their ad, rertisement published in another columo that their stock of House Furnishing gooes s now complete, and they have used every exertion to supply the demand. We have repeatedly examined their stock and find them well supplied in every department, i Ttiey are clever and intelligent young ; gentlemen. natives of Thomas County, and in every way worthy of the most liberal ] patronage. This is the l:ou°e for the ladies to visit ; when they wish to furni h their houses with cheap, labor saving conveniences, and j should not fail to give them a call WAR IN EI ROPI’. From all accounts war in Europe is now inevitable. Austria, Prussia and Italy are j i a king every preparation for a gigantie struggle, and every day brings the hostile pat ties nearer to the approaching struggle. ; Their respective armies are already swell- I ed to an enormous size and still augment- ! ing. The struggle promises to be one of’ : giants. Alas for mankind 1 The rulers 1 make war, and th t people die in them. Washixgt ,x. May IS.—ln ilie Senate to*day 31 r. Sumner presented a petition from colored citizens, asking that the second clause of the pending Constitutional amendment be stricken out, and one substituted for it, declar ing that no Congressman from the South shall lc allowed to sit in the House of .Representatives who is uot cb( sea by at least one La if the loyal men in his district, without regard to color. . He also presented a petition for the trial of .Mr. Davis by a court martial ani said in this connection that the trial of 3lr. Davis at Richmond at the present time would be one of those great comedies which would hereafter excite the deriVon of the world. The petition was referred to the Commit tee on 3lilitary Affairs. Washington, 31 ay 27.—1n the House, yesterday (26th) the tax bill was under consideration, when Pte phens offered an amendment, taking front the Secretary of the Treasury the appointment of a Special Commissi n cr of the Revenue; and providing'that the latter officer shall bo elect'd by Congress. Stephens remarked that he offered the amendment because the Secretary of the Treasury had said he would ap point to ofiiee only those who supported the President. -It was time,’’ 31 r, Stephens said, ‘‘to build a wall to pro tect those who support us. The See-s rotary is a recreant*tool of a recreant President.’’ Senator Hale—Republican— replied and showed that Congress has no such power of appointment. Delano—Republican—defended the Secretary “who was not a slave and thus prevented from speaking his sen timents. Pare he not have an opin ion of his own? Must we all square our opinions by a regular, line, at the dictation of an individual ? Just such acts as this of Mr. Stephens, was cre ating a very bad sentiment through out the oountry.” Thus discomfited, Stephens with drew his amendment, promising to re new it on 3londay [By which time he hoped to whip in his followers Eds. Tel.] ‘Washington-, 31ay 28.—Thad Ste vens introduced a bill declaring that the States lately in rebellion have for feited their rights under the Constitu tion. and can be re instated in the same only through the action of Congress. It provides that they may form valid governments —the present ones being continued for municipal purposes until thoy shall be duly altered and their Executives and Legislatures recogniz ed. Their Constitutions are to beforni ed by Conventions and submitted to the people, a majority of whom is nec essary lor ratification. All male per sons above twenty-one years to vote. No constitution is to Lc presented for Congiessional sanction which denies civil rights to any persons. The bill was committed to the Committee cf the i Whole on the State of the Union. The Five Cents Tax ox Cotton-. —ln view of the tax of five cents a pound on cotton, planters who have failed to obtain a good stand, owing to the defectiveness of the seed painted, ‘ should plow up their fields and replant them with coni. A carrcspondeut of the Chronicle and Sentinel writing on the subject, says with a tax of five cents per pound, there is no use in trying to grow c ,-ttoa at double old peace prices. > He says: Just look at it: Suppose I make four hales to the hand (and this is a first rate crop) it will bring me, at 30 cents S4OO No wastages ol’hand is _ j.>q I'ood ,***so < oru for mill . ion fodder 50 . as. I nited States tun i Tools, b igginfr, rope, Ac 25 I Hauling to railroad, freight, storage, com missions. ,kc 22 - ■ - At J it is 407 I bfeve cieard nothing for my own living; rent of land. State and county taxes, doctor’s bills, and yet will loose 867 per hand. Rut this is not all —l had to borrow money and give two per • cent, per month to buy mules, wagons, 1 cotton seed, plows, &c. Now for one I prefer to give up and seek some oth ier country or some other business I have a strong idea of Brazil; what do . you think of it ? toixtir. kooii, Thomasvillk, May loth, 1366. Monday the 14th ins’., was the day sot apart for the regular meeting of Council, but a quorum of members not bcin present, j to do busine--, the meeting was a.[journed | over to this day. Jiis Honor the Mayor and a full board : of Alderman were present. His* Honor the Mayor called the atten tion of Council to the efforts of the young | men of Thomasville to get up a Fire Com- j i pany anti a Ilook and Ladder Company, ; and introduced the skeleton of au Ordi- ( i nance to aid in that laudable effort. An Ordinance to punish vagrancy was introduced and read the first time. < Ordered that three dollars be paid for burial expenses of a pauper girl. Ordered that seventy-five dollars be paid . to the Marshal for services for the month • cf April last past. j The time of the regular meeting of i Council was changed to Monday at lour j o’clock, r. M. “ W.M. CLINE, Clerk. j Thcma-ville, May 215t,*1806 A regular meeting of Council convened , : this day. Present his Honor the Mayor and a full Hoard of Aldermen. The Ordinance forming a Fire Compa , ny was read second and third time, and i passed. (See first page of this paper.) The Ordinance to prevent or punish Va ; grancy (published lust week) was also , passed. A list of members of the Fire Engine , and Hook and Ladder Company was laid I before Council. | An account of l.inville & Gleasmi for a Street Pump amount 1? 34 73 was ordered. i to be paid. The account of G. Wilson, Jailor—s 17- j 70 —was ordered to be paid. The Treasurer was ordered to pay the : salaries of the two Policemen—forty dol i lors each—as soon as they are due. Tie Treasurer was also ordered to pay 1 for the badges of Policemen—s 2 50. i Council then adjourned, MM. CLINE, Clerk. . ! May 28th. Present the Mayor and all 1 the Aldermen. The minutes of last meeting read and adopted. Accounts of .T. Taylo” Si Cos., $1 SO— ! | Ilarrmcnd $5 —were ordered to be paid, j Accounts of Taylor & Dekle presented j and referred to Finance Committee. Ordinances were taken up, adopted and . ■ orucred to be printed, Adjourned. WM. CLIME.CIerk. i A fish wss found in the river ! I yesterday th it lias puzzled the oldest 1 j inhabitant to give a name toi The | ; thing was caught by a fi.-heruv.tn,’ some 1 three miles below the city, and mcasur- ! es eighteen feet and some inches in j length, and weighs one hundred and j seventy pounds. It has the shape of a ! porpoise, but it is coveicd with long : shaggy hair and has a beard around ! its mouth, which resembles a bung- I j hole more than anything else. It has : a paddle in the centre of its body, and ’ a tail like a rat. — Chat 1 .. Union , Gth. i Reclamation for Fallen Wo- 1 | men.—The persor.s engaged in the en tcrpii.-e for the reclamation of fallen ; women, known as the “Midnight 31cet ing 31ovcment,’’ 1 eld their annu 1 ; meeting lately in London. Twenty six meetings have taken place i:i vari ous parts cf the metropolis, and three hundred women have been induced to i abandon their immoral course ot life. : I If is believed that a thousand have been reclaimed. j Destruction cl’ Valparaiso —£20,000,- 000 Worth os” Property Bcstroyrd. New \ork, 31ay I.—The city of Valparaiso has been bombarded by the Spanish fleet. The city and $20,000,- ! 000 worth of property was destroyed. Great blame is attached to the British and American Consuls ior not interfer ing with their ships to prevent such wholesale destruction, instead of leav i ing harbor. The Panama Star’s correspondent, after comments upon the barbarity of the bombardment of Valparaiso, which j defenseless, without a gun to reply or vessel to stand by it, states that from j fifteen to twenty millions of property ! was dest.oyed, nearly all belonging to f British, American and other foreign merchants, including all commercial parts of the town, custom house, gov- ! eminent buildings, etc. LUMBER FOR SALE 75000 ft of good pine lumber for sale at niv 1 steam saw and grist mill near Duncanville. I 1 am also prepared to grind corn in imv u nastily may bOth “ ROBERT ILIINES.” GEORGIA—CIinch County. j WHEREAS. Nancy Dryden; applies tome ’ for Letters of Guardianship of the estate and I t minor heirs of Benjamin Dry den, late of said j County, dec'd : —l uless good cause is shown, ■ raid letters will be granted at the regular term , of this Court for July. Given under my luuid and official signature, this Mav 30th, 1866. H. MORGAN. May 30-30d Ordinurv CJKOUCJS A—Loiimlrs Con,sty. ’1 WO mouths after date application will be made to the Court of Ordinary, of Lowndes ) County, for leave to sell the wild lands be- ! longing to tlie Estate of M. ML Brinson late of said County, deceased. R. Y. LANE, j May Admr. VOTlCE.—Agreeable to an order of the lx Honorable the C nrt of Ordinary of Thom- j as County, 1 will sell before the Court House door in ThomasviUe, said Countv. within the legal hours of-ale on the first Tuesday in Ju ly next, at public sale, all the notes,accounts and evidences ot debt, considered doubtful or j insolvent belonging t• > the estate of William S. Vann, deceased. Terms of sale cash DANIEL MCLLINOX. May 30-30d Admr. ‘V’OTIC.—At the July term of the Court of Ordinary of Colquitt County. I will apply for an older of Court to sell, all’the real estate of George F. Heamdon deceased. EADY HEARXDOX. May 30 60d Admr SPECIAL NOTICES. MEDIC AIAOTICE Thera will be a meeting of the medical soci- ! etv as usual ou monday next at ten Oc-loek for trie purpose of discussing the true pathology of 1 rite prevailing Epidemic and other disea-es for the benefit of the city authorities, tiiere will be a full meeting of the members and all pliys itians in good standing who wish to secure the ; benefit of medical research are invited. i we had the pleasure of a visit from Mr. Tiiojias, of the enterprising, go ahead firm of A. Rescuer & Cos., Sa vannah, Georgia, wholesale dealers in Dry , Goods. Mr Thom'S informs us that their , stock is now complete in every variety of 1 Domestic and Foreign Goods for the Spring Trade, suitable to this market—being cx pre-sly selected for the same—also, a lull line of Cloaks, Sacques, Basques, Shawls, ; Hosiery, Gloves, &c. “A friend in need l is a friend indeed,” and we strongly re commend our friends, Merchants, Planters ’ and others, requiting Dry Goods, to call at 13 Barnard .Street, corner of Congress Lane, and examine their stock and prices before purchasing, which wo have no doubt will prove satisfactory to a 1 Make a note so you will not forget the address—A. Rescuer to Cos., 13 Barnard Street, corner ! Congress Lane, Savannah, Georgia, near the old established Drug Store of A, Solo- I mons & Cos., and opposite the wholesale Grocery Store of .V. & L. Freidenberg. 25 BBLS WHISKEY Bourbon, Rye and Corn for sale at whole sale by E. REMINGTON & SON. | IOQ 12i*D5k€3, One Keg Soda, one Bag of ; Coffee, for sale. Sold to ciose consignment by E. REMINGTON & SON. NO TICK If any one wants Sash. Blinds, j ) OR They will do well to call on us for those arti cles, tie we will only order t.s wanted. Carpenters would do well and make money : by ordering through us at once. Prices, See., to suit the times. Terms, Cash on deli very, J R. S. DAVIS & CO May 34 4& ~XE \\ 7 M USIC eoaieliody’s Unriing (Ballad) foraiiig 150r.:c from the Old Camp Ground. Beautiful KJrcjtia By Steriiex G. Foster. Oli! Best The Tuuoccut Darling Sia” ISirdie .-ring Oh ! Say not Womans Lore is BeVueht AT HLyiLLJcWIUGU’S. si eeU music ?sofc EudGalloji. bat a lilt!,’ ii'adcil V'avrcr. I'lirislmas Stolls (marcLi) Silver ISclI k'oiUa, Slaideni Prayer, dliiidrni TJu:jjhsgiviag. Fja B-'ile do Rcsiuicu!. I Carnival do Vi-eise j Ija CiocLct dsa Fatrr (Voclnrn) AtBEVILL & AVILJGG’S • 2 ins inilM WJ AUF-Pn&nii r, ftft'tu . Factors and General ■mm ii mam iMZ ere jo. is ? Corner Diaylon 15ryou StrccS.s, SAVANNAH, GA. May wO Cm THOMAS SHERIFF’S SALEsT V DILL be sold before the Couit House f door, in the Town of ThomasviUe, ou i the first Tuesday in July next, between the i usual hours, the following property, to wit : Twenty-eight (id) acres of land, morn or less, in the tOtyii of I'homasville, being a part of lot n timber (54) in the 13th District of said County, | and known as the place whereon Kindred ■ Braswell resided at the time of his death. Also, four hundred and fifty [4so] acres of land more or less, known as the lot of Kin dred Braswell, adjoining Alexander Smith’s ; plantation, being a part of lot number eightv l six [B6] in the 13th District of said County. Levied on as property belonging to the estate ot said Kindred Braswell, under one Fi la, issued from Thomas Superior Court, De cember term, 1864. and sold to perfect titles. GABRIEL WILSON. May 30-304 Sheriff. ~ “lumber lumber rjpHE subscribers are prepared to furnish J lumber of the best quality at then m'l at Boston No. 18 A. & G. R. R. at linden dollars per thousand grinding days Friday atid Saturday, also furnish laths in any 1 quantity terms cash ADAMS & BUTLER may 30th at groceries; SHI.ALTEt.TDi TINT WARE! At E 5. I*. EVAN'S’ OLD ST AN 8, -V- xt door to I. KulitshcJc ,5- B> o. AINSWOBTU & SANrCHO KEEL’ constantly on hand a lar: r e and s'- le.ted stock of GROCERIES, li.\HD AND TIN WARE,’consisting of ; k> ur . Bacon, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Cliecso i Butter, Syrup, Salt. Soap, Soda, starch, ’ Candles, Pepper, Allspice, Ginger, Snuff in Jars and Bottles, Raisins, Dried Figs, Apples and Peaches. Pot ; ;l9t U Oysters, Cream Tartar. Yeast Powders, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. Ha raw are Stoves. Hoes, Nails, Axes, Spades and Shov els. Trace Chains, Pocket ud Table Knives, Humes, Collars, Well aud Water Back tts. Cotton and Wool Cards, Screws, Brads, Locks, Drawing Knives, Files, Ac. Spun Threat!, all Numbers, TIN WARE! LOT OF FRENCH CALF-SKINS. All of which will be sold low for CASH or BARTER. Hides, Wool, See., bought. 11. 8. Ainsworth. El. 11. Snitford. April 25 17 ts FURXrSH VOII! HOUSE rpHE undersigned have at great trouble and -I expense competed their splendid stock ot | H2OI4SE ©s expressly for the Thomasville market, and now present to the public the only house in the place devoted exclusively to that branch of J business. (Mir stock consists of almost every ’ article ueeded iu our line together with s:i;s & < aeuexte::s tools. Our house is replete with Yankee notions i • u'iiity the latest inventions and improvements | i iu all kinds of ware, furniture, tools &c. kc. OUR SILVER WARE I is superb and needs no recommendation. A full assortment of the latest improved COOIiBO Ot ESEE STOVES f j at the most reasonable prices. W e also repair and }IA:a’FA€TLUE TIX ‘•TARE ‘ ! of all kinds. In fact, our stock is complete in every de partment Come and examine for yourselves. A. k It. SMITH. may 30t'a Government Buildings FOR SiLL. BUREAU OK REFUGEES, Fit F. EDM Ex AX L) A BAN DOXED LANDS, Office Chief Q. M.. State of Georgia. Augusta, Ga , Mav Id, ltsy;. Fioposals in writing will be received until DIOVIS.*¥, ‘ OElllli. SSG, by the uud( reigned, who risk rv< a the rig! t ; i reject all bids not deemed for the interest of the : Government, for the purchase 6t the following, j d-.-scribed property of the United States viz : 1 1 Frame Building about lit* ft. x 17 ft. East side of .Mclntosh Street, Augusta, Ga. 1 Frame Building, about B.’ft. x'h ft., near the Ga. it’ 11. aud back of th.e Augusta Factory 1 1 Frame Building, about •, ■ fr.x 1.7 ft., near the Ga. 11.11. and back of the Augusta Factory. 1 Frame Building, about GO it. by 40 ft., City Mayiiehl Georgia. 10 Frame Buildings, at Macon, Ga. (a part of the Bakery Establishment) nine of which are on the north aide of the Western R. R., and one on the south side; two ot these are I two stories and one contains a boiler, en gine and overs. | 1 Tannery Establishment in Palmyra, Ese county, live miles from Albanyi together with tea acres of land, and a small dwel . ling house. ‘ j 1 Fram - Building,about 10ft x 30ft., at Bos ton Station, ( Xo. 18 Atlantic and Gills it. It. , 1 Frame Building. about .30 ft x 24 l't , Groo ver, v; 4 ■ Station, No. 17. Atlantic and Gulf ; Rail Road. L Frame Building about 00 ft- x 24 ft., at Quit man 570. Id Atlantic and Gulf Ti It. ■ I Frame Building about i'O ft. x 21 ft., at Quit. man NO 1G A tint.tic and Gulf It. R | 2 Frame Buildings 4a ft, x 2i ft., at Valdosta, Station X< . la A;lantic.:md Gull’ll R. I Frame Building about b - ft. x 21 ft., at To beiu:vilie. Station No. 0. .Atlantic and Uulf Rail Road. , ■ 1 Frame Biuldiugabouf 60 ft.x 24 ft., at Screv en Station No. 7, Atlantic and Gulf R. R. Bids will be received for any part, or all of ) the property, at each place’’ Payment will be required wi; niu thirty days after notification of acceptance of proposal, in United. Slates cur rency. Further information desired in regard to the properly can bo obtained at this Office. O. T. WATSON. Captain & A. Q. A. I Chief Q. M. Bureau R. F. &A. 1,, lor Ga., 1 t-.22ol&€lA—Thomas County. 1 To the honor all: the C ui ts Ordinary of said County.. .The undersigned your petitioner, eheweth that t.ie estate of Sheldon Swift, deceased. ! in his hands as administrator, consists in | part of Lands and that it is nccefemry for the purpose of a division among Liu: dig ■! tributes thereof to,sell the same. Peti i ti. n i’. therefore mikes this his application j for an order granting him leave to sell the | Lund? of said deceased, and as in duty I bound v.itl evoi pray. J. I. PARKER, ’ . Adm’r. CSEOBSG3A —Thomas County. Court of Ordinary ‘day 2f;A',lBC6. Upon hearing the foregoing Petition, if is ordered by the Court that said Petition and this order be published in the South ern Enterprise once every two weeks for two months. 11. 11. TOOKE, May 30 God Ordinary. <7JEOKSBJA —Thomas County. To the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of saul County. THE undersigned, your Petitioner, sheweth that the estate of M. C: Grace, deceased, in his hands, as Administrator thereon, consist in part of Lands, and that it is necessary to sell the same for the purpose of distribution among the distributees thereof, petitioner therefore prays the order of said Court granting leave to sell said lands, and as in duty bound will ever pray, &c. L. M. SUTTON, Adm’r. CSEORGIA — Thomas Connty. Court of Ordinary , May 25th, IS6G. Upon bearing the foregoing Petition, it is ordered, by the Court that said Petition and this order be published in the Southern Enter prise, every two weeks for two months. H. H. TOOKE, | May 30-60d Ordinary. DULL ROCKS FOR SA&E A pair of large aud excellent mill rocks sui i table for water or steam mill can be purchased | by application at this office. ’ mav 30th ts i tl.s. TAX NOTICE. VUX PECT to close my booksfot the Income h Tax of 186-1, for the County of Thomas, on Saturday, the 2nd day of June. Defaulters will he dealt with according to law. lain receiving applications for Lice use Re turns of legacies, successions, animals slaugh tered and cotton on hand. T. S. HOPKINS. Ass't Assessor 25th Division, Ist Dis. 23s 2 1 -ts JEST KECRffVEO’ . 4 SMALL lot of 3II7SJC PAPKR. bv j BEVILL.& WRAGG. ‘ May 23 2t_ | ‘ N” Id \V IHILLINEBY Establishment. i rsiHli undoxcigned begs leave to call the nt j A tention of tue Ladies of Thomasviile aud vicinity., to the splendid assortment of N>ew slss!inery Goods j Just received and for s ile by her, at her resi ; donee. near ti e Presbyterian Church. 1 am also prepared to Cat. I-’ is. Jlnkcand l Trim ID in the latest fashions. Mrs. BUDD. Mav 16 3m All Administrators, Executors Guardiansnnd Trustees Liable underthe Law to make Annual Returns to this Court arc N utiiicd and required to make and tth? the same in Court on or before the first day of July next. On failure so to do they will be dealt with as the Law directs. H. H. TOOKE, 4 t, Ordinary;. RbORRIA—Tlionun* (7>ualv. Court <f Ordinary. May 1, ISG6. WHEREAS, Louis I>. Hadley, makes nppli • cation t<> this Court for Letters of Administra . tion on the estate of Louis L Hadley, dec’d All pers-ms interested are therefore notified to file their objections in said Court, otherwise said letters will be granted in terms of the law. H. 11. TOOKE, May 9 30d Ordinary. SODA WATER j TV I T 51 FINE SYRUPSi AT W. P. GLOWER & GO’S I BIVUG STORE. r May 9 W*tf • j ‘ —— f■_ A klu* trgka Vjtai 13 rplIE uud--reigned have opemul a stock of 1 BOOKS,dTUUSYC. STATIODtiRY \Ki) FANCY <IiOJ9B. next door to W. P.j Clowf.h & Co's Drug Store, on M in Street, and will always keep on hand a select asSo.rtim.-nt of SOVEIvS, SfISnOIr.BOOHS, PfcRIGIMI’AILS, &c. Subscvii-.t-ons received for till the Xewspa j,.-r; and Mu .aziues of the day, and orders re-’ ceived for TIaKOIOGICAiL, €J,AHS ICA 17 DIYTS>SCA3o 3, Si i AIL, And other Works . BEVILL & WRAOG-; ■ May 9 10 ts . . jiMUA. Toilers of the Sea, By Victor Hugo. Diary Stewart, Queen of Scots, i The Voting Diic!h‘<. Ohc'i.a, or the .Star of MiagrcSia. Ada AriniiM, or the Secret ('on'iiloi'. The Biss? 33 tress £1 a gets .c*. ttoaitoir, on* Jlystcries oi tac Court ot Fraucc, Olivia, or tlie Jlsiitl oi Stlo.ior. liy G. WM.:, k v Mil • Vo.o rVot C he XII3I- 1 By La ‘.y Gkoroi. xa Fui.lertos. The Virgin Queen! By J. F. Smith. . ‘S’iie i’ceiliasss, or the Forte of C-r C3lliC<4llltaCC H ! ]> Y A wsv. Argyll - .. At BL\ l ljxj dc jvAuC.f May 16 ij Bin if ini', f- m E. m Hlll u lull. A mm 9 /-<-S’VNE(i leave (o assure their olu friends and custom ”t ‘ . . •. . j : ers, that they have not diminished ‘audit of W <>.,. ■ y . 1 . . . | their zeal in the DRY ‘ GOOuG TliADl'] : bat’ are .Mr j I'liu.v, as over, prepared wi !, i a fifH s ; - ‘■ • jrive . ■ satisfaction. Our Sprin anti Summer a oak of . . ‘-U • . [. MG 7\ TO ft “f\ R? r /'[} A *fo> *? Tsp ■ J EIE b it . la wj U A caa: luj |'‘ . . . - ‘w - 4” ‘ I IS SUPERB, an: consists of almost every ARTICLE IN DEMAND. j • . i ! We arc now receiving and will continue to receive large supplies of | FOR MEN AND BOYS. HATS, CAPS BOOTS oz SHOES, ; 1 ‘jfi Fashionable Jewelry! We have just rceeiud a LARGE LOT OF rtff .AeTf .f?, Os) : p o S"-'-’ ; . . . - ■* -.XI .-. -1. ms.*.-—*, ■ ■-- •= - 3 r - ... ; i.-.=.g- t A f ••a ’.vlAxxG*- - C ROCKERY A NI) GLASS WARE, I ! AND HOUSE FUR MISSING GOODS: OF ALL KlNDS—together with . Carpenters’ and Farmers’ Tools, Cutlery, Wood Ware, Tobacco, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, ... 4 And many other things too numerous to mention. CALL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES, j E. REMINGTON & SON. May 2 is SODA. 4L 9iL sparkling, with choice Syrups ) Commenced drawing for the season. Also ICE kept constantly on hand and for sale by JOHN STARK. “When Encouragement lends j Wings, Talent will soar!” | _o_ | IX consequence of the immense success of , G. A. JKl'TKti*, t!ic Artist, helms | Ween induced to purchase ! HARRISON’S | EXTRA LARGE INSTRUMENT j ! FOR THE PURPOSE OF TAKING LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS! He has all the material for taking any siae j 1 Anibrotypes and Photographs, and any tiling j in his line. ! ’ Gallery will be open for one month ; from date. f.VOW IS YOUR CHANCE! COME \ ! oSe, COME ALL ! ‘ . I May 1 18-ts CIEOB County. To all whom it miry Concern: WHEREAS. C. W. Hilliard and Sarah Hil liard. have applied to me for Letters.of Admin is: ration on. the estate of Thomas Hilliard.’ late of said County, deceased: —Those are ’ therefore to cite mid admonish all panics ii.iter ■ ested, \vhether kindred or creditors, to - show .. use if any they have, Within the time p;v .scribed bv law, why letters of administration should not be grauted to said applicant. \\ it- . 3s my Hand ti is May is'.. RSfili. . . f. IK MORGAN,. May 9 3 and. Ordinary. • - B * —\:: ch Con lily. ; ‘ J y . iiht'iii <!■ may Cun cm : WH AS,’ Sain Griffin applied to ute for Letters of Administration oil the estate of-Claude •. t t.-.din. late bt said County, dne'd : These therefore to cite and admonish all parties i ute re •!. whether kindred m- cre.ti : tors to s.io.y causa if any ila-y have,within tile time prescribed by law . why loiters should not be granted to said applicant. Witness my hand tins March ~7, lfcoo. IT. MORGAN, • May 9-30d Ordinary'* f! EOKGIA —Cliurlt County. T]nWO Months after date application will he : A made to the Honorable Ordinary of said 1 County, for leave to sell Lots of Land Nos (401) four liuud.vd and one, (381), three bun-, dred and eighty-one, and (BS2) tl.refe hundred and eighty two, in the 7tn District of t linch County, the pivpertv of the <state of Dtt. c e.i i |ii Aiertihn, flcci - 1 It! p . . • andEi&gn j. 1 lay 0 1 Acha’r, I Dr.W.F.DeWITT Kiccpsconfttantly ju Sloic A nd for Sal o, A well Hi'lcctcil MtocU of And all other articles usually kept in a I DRUG STORE. . July 5, 1885. ts !Laa<3rot El's Garden Soeds. \ LARGE lot of li nl re til's EGESIII (Harden Seed*, just tec ived and for | sale by Du. W. F. DkWI ! TANARUS, Adjoining Store of J. Kubitshek X Bro, . Febf‘4 7 ts PKE SC RIPTIOWS carefully compound* ed by Dr. \V. F. DeWitt. at Store adjoin* ! ingJ- Kubitshek cV. Bro. . fob ‘1 1 7 -1f 1’ ATOMS’ KATHAUION, ( oaine Po j mades, assorted, Sosodont, Belt Cologne, .’ Florida Water and all other Perfumery aim Fancy Articles lcept in a Drag Store - for salt • .bv ‘ W. F. DkWITT ‘Feb It 7 ts \5 Pepper ground and whole Ginger, Cin namon, for sale bv Du: W. F. Di.WT i’ s. Feb 14 ‘ . ‘ 7 it ; / ‘vi: sN2 NE, Castor Oil. Epsom Salts, Salt r/ petfe Copperas, Sulphur, Extract; Log i wood, for sale by - .Du. W'. F. hicWITT- J . Feb 14 ... 7tf if ,1 til fit it I'Bfif *.■ v -••’ 4 Ms iy. I* Pr| j Wholesale Dealer and. Jobber in I Fancy, Staple and Dom&ti • DM Goods’ / . ■ £ M Congress hit., Gibbons’ * ungc, NAVANNAUSt, GA. ‘ ‘ Invites tl>e attention of his customers to his largo and extensive sfo.k constantly on hand,’ New Goods received-by every’ j Steamer. ‘ • • . Also'just received,'. .'. . Philadelphia City Made Shoes, ’ B{,ACK A.\ CCrU.Oßfcf) .ttl'Vt AX It B itia If ATS. i 146 Coqgr sa t.. GA | Apr 1 ’ • ’ dm {.. LAWEENC3 HALL ; rSHAKES tile liberty of informing the pu! ! ft that he is now receiving and wfll 1 ; constantly on hand at .his old stand neat the Post ‘ )lSe lesj - EUcqii, SSu grits’, : ,/i ci; • Lard, Coffee, Rice. SaM Candies, Spice, Pepper, Copperas, Sitoes ESafs and ■ ‘• OAM33I'mS. AX*Sf>:—POtVOEB, S4XIOT & CAPS. -NEEDEES, TS3 BEAD, ‘BIJTWOISSt BAISISSt I TINT. WkARE, Ai i many other tilings too numerous to men t ion. ■ may J 6- An ’ WT.VGCUIXX’S ’ •r- ■: i” : r . .„ • . .. M in cti i uaCi i An infallible spebiSc for .incipient Cholkka. !- - . . ,- .■ ‘ w. P. GLOWER *CI i11... • ‘ Druggist*. The Undersigned . . ! AAT ILL lie at the C.HU’t House in Thomafi. I TV ville, to distribute License and coUcct i Interna! Revenue, as per assessment af T. 8 j llopkins,son Tun-dnv. 15th inst. HENRV F, MABBETT.: Dep. Collector 4th Div. Ist Diet. Ga. • !. May and 18-2t ’ E.’ EHELICH, lUIOLESALK BEAI.EB IN’ • First Class Family Groceries, Provisions, : C.F;i3;-... i : Preserves, i'ancy. Grocvi i, s, - Fruits, &c., &a No. SO Whitaker St., Savauaa'h, Georgia, Apr 11 “rn j Two months from date application will be j made to Loundes Court of Ordinary fir leave f sell the real estate of Leonard F. Dasher iato ooLoundes County dec’d. Willis Allen Exr, May loth 1866. GE lit. 5 A—Loimdfs County. Whereas Hugh Mclntyre Administrator of Daniel Mclntyre having filed his petition in this Court, for letters of dismission from his administration. This is therefore to admonish all concerned, to show cause if any they can why said lettt is should lutt, be granted at a regular term of this Court, alter the expirat on of six months. Given under my hand and official signature this 15th dav of Alov 1860. WILLIAM SMITH oidv._ I BAI.E. —One S*ortalle f nginr nnd Grit Tli:i. 6 horse power. Kn | quire at this office. feb 7 6 ts GEORGlA—Eoundcs County. WHEREAS, Matthew Vickers applies for Letters of Administration on the estates of Matthew Vickers and Jackson Vickers, late of said County, dec'd : —Unless good cause is shown to the contrary, Letters of Administra tion will be granted and issued to said Matthew Vickers, on the first Monday in June next. Given under mv hand and official signature, this 21th of Apuil, 1866. WILLIAM SMITH, l May 2-30d Ordinary. GEORGIA —Thomas County. Agreeably to an order of the lion. Court of Ordinary of said County, I will sell before the Court House Door in Thotnasville said County, within the Legal hours of -jale on the ti lit Tuesday in July next, the lan sos 1 Josiah Ilurst deceased, on the Albany Road j twelve miles north west of Thomasville. Terms made known on dav of sale. STEPHEN HURST. Administrator 40 days notice. 11. 11. TOOKE, Oidinary GEORGIA— Tliomaa County. Agreable to an Older of the Hon. Court of Ordinary of said County. I will sell before the ; Court House door in Thomasville said County j within the Legal hours of sale on the first. . : Tuesday in July next the land of Win. 8. V ann 1 deceased—'Terms Cash. ,*,wnv damel mckinnon. Administrator. H. IT. TOOKE Ordinary. Two months from date application will be made to Loundes Court of Ordinary for leave to sell the real estate ot Solomon Newsom late of Loundes County deceased. THOMASB GRIFFIN Admr. All persons having demands against the es tate of Solomon Newsom will present them dulv proven, and those indebted to said estate wifi please make immediate payment to THOMAS B. GRIFFIN, Adui r.