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(tutfrprisf L C- BRYAN, : : : : Editor. THOMASVILLE, GA.: ■ i ■ 1.- WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. 1866. Our thanks are due to Messrs, Be vill & ‘Yragg, for daily copies of the New York World and Horrid. Our readers will find at the Book Store of these gentlemen, newspapers and magazines of all kinds, regularly furnished hy every mail, to sup ply the demand of our reading public. |gs-Mr. C. M. Ladd, the Traveling Agent for the Georgia State Directory, has been in our city for several days past. YVe have met this gentleman several times, and we are glad to learn that he has been lib erally encouraged by th - * merchants and other business men of Thomasville. The work lie represents is tiuly one of ere-it utility to all. and we hope he will meet with as liberal patronage elsewhere a he has here. AYe call the attend nos our readers to the advertisement in auother column. Editor or TtiF. Qt itman Baxnfr.—By his card, we find that Col. C. AY'. Styles, of the Quitman Banner, accorded to us the honor of a visit to our sanctum on Tuesday, b t unhappily we were engaged at the Court House and did not meet him. As the Colonel is a lawyer as well ns editor, and our Court will continue for about two weeks, we hope he will find if interesting to remain among us for several days, and thus afford us another opportunity of mak ing his acquaintance. AYe will take this occasion to say, that the Banner is a well conducted paper, neatly gotten up and full of spirit ; and shouldany of our readers feel disposed to extend their patronage in the direction of Quitman, we recommend it cheerfully to their considora tien. r*l. CMARL.es S not KtYKI.I.. By reference to our new advertisement®, it will he seen that this ripe scholar nnd ropular teacher pnblihes his Card as a Civil Engineer. llis capacity is too well known to need comment, and we simply ask attention to his proposition. fresii nnrrtw. AYp are glad to see that cur clever old friend and fellow citizen. Physician and Druggist, P. S. Bower, lias returned from bis visit North, much improved in health and spirit. During his absence he laid in a fresh supply of drugs, and his shelve® and drawers have all been filled tip with the test article® knffwn to the market. He * now, therefore, prepared to meet every e mand for Drugs, either by wholesale or retail. The ladies will find in his show eases, choice perfumes, nnd many otlier precious articles belonging to their department, but here unmentionable. McLEAN’S CORDIAL. This article, so popular in the South be fore the war. lias again made its appear ance on the Doctor’s shelves, though diffi oult, we understand, to be procured even in the Northern markets. Til OVf in SI PI RIOR C OFRT. The June Term of this Court commenced if* session her on Monday last, lion. A. II Hansel! presiding. As the dockets have long been encumbered with old cases. Judge Hanaell has determined to dispose of them, if possible, nnd the session will accordingly, v? understand, be pr tracted through next week. There are very few non-resident Lawyers in attendance; but we n ticedthe presence yesterday of fV. B. Bennett. C. AY. Styles and J G McCall, from Quitman, an ! Hoa. E. T. Vann, from Madison, Fla. Up to the present time bu-iness has pro gressed verj well, and we notice that th” able Grand Jury was after evil doers in good earnest. AYe hope they will be able by their promptness an! vigor, to make crime less frequent than it has been of late in this section. AYOTHER REXCONTRK A difficulty occurred in Thomasville, on Thursday last, between Jas Russell, Agent of the Express, and AYiilie Davies, a youth of seventeen, in which Russell was sho’ three times with a pistol and dangerously ■wounded. His physicians reported him in a critical condition late yesterday evening, two balls having entered itis back, which baffled nil he skill of the physicians to re move. He has been under arrest, though confined to his own house by the severity of his wounds, ever since the difficulty oc curred. under the charge of an assault, with intent to commit murder upon the person of young Davies, w o bravely and success fully defended his life. It is believed that Russell will die from the effect of his wounds; but should Ise survive, his trial will speedily come off in the Superior Court, now in se®sion. nnd through motives of pru dence and delicacy we forbear, for the pre sent, giving any details on the subject. It may not be improper to remark, however, that public sentiment entirely acquits young Davies and justifies his conduct on the occasion. The Tallahassee Floridian should take the trouble to ascertain the facts, be fore it proceeds, to pronounce judgment upon the people of Thomasville. and not promulgate a tissue of extravagant reports in advance of examination. The editors of the Floridian should have learned from txperience , by this time, that “common re port ”is not to be believed. Had we pub lished report, wc should have stated that Lightfoot shot Richardson through the breast, and that Richardson cut Lightfoot’s throat. Neither of these reports were true, and when the Floridian investigates the matter, it may have different impressions of mind. As to the “ leaven of Unionism ” which the Floridian says “showed itself in Thom asville during the existence of the Confed eracy.” we are not responsible, as we were absent in the army ; but that ought to be an extenuating circumstance in the judg ment of the Floridian , when we consider ■which side that piper takes in the •■ Thom asv.lle Outrage.” Col. Seward, Judge Love and others, may. perhaps be able to explain for the Fioruhan l the origin and extent of the “leaven of Unionism,” and als enlighten that journal as to whether it was a “ Union element” which attempt ed to slay Richardson. Had Lightfoot been a Union man. Richardson would never have fined and imprisoned him, and con sequently he nould never have been under the necessity of seeking satisfaction. \Ye are no apologist for either party, nor shall ■we take upon us the defence or reproba tion of either, but leave it for an impartial Court when all the facts shall have been elicited'. AYe do defend, however, the community at lat ge from the imputations of the Fiori dun, and object to having our people an nounced as having participated en masse in a private street brawl. Elsewhere in our columns to-dav the Floridian may find fresh matter for its di gestion. with this difference, however, that neither of the belligerents were “Federal officers, soldiers, or colored ” men. the new advertisemants in ihi* issue. RAILROA TANARUS EXTEXIDJf Tiie President of the Atlantic & Gulf- Road is out in a lengthy address to the citiiens of Savannah, in behalf ot the con nexion between the Atlantic & Gulf and the Florida Rail Road, from Lawton, No. 12, on the former, to Lire Oak Sta'ion, on the latter, a distance of forty-seven and a half miles. It is well known that this con nection was made during the war as a mi i j tarv necessity, but as a part of the iron i used was furnished by the Florida Road, it , has since been taken up by the Company, and the connection thus discontinued. The i object of Mr. Screven now, is to re-lay the I track and put the road in operation. He tells the ci'ixens of Savannah, that if they will subscribe $75,000, this connection will ’ be put in operation in three months from j the Ist of July next. j On this subject we remark, that before | the war the citizens of Florida opposed 1 any connection with the Atlantic ic Gulf Road in that direction, on the ground that such a connection would render the whole of Middle Florida tributary to Savannah, 1 and tints strike a death blow to the hopes ! of Fernandina as a commercial port. Have j they changed their sentiments 7 IMIffIAA TllUni'R. On Saturday evening last, the 16th inst., I occurred, sixteen mile? from Thbtnasville, bn the road leading to Troupville, Loundes j County, Georgia, one of the most inhuman butcheries it has ever been our lot to re cord. The facts, as near as-we been . able to learn them, aTe as follows; Joseph Miller, a citizen of Thomas Coun ty. was quietly sitting in the piazza of his. house, when several parties, white men, ■ came.upon his premises armed with guns and other weapons. Hearings noise,.as i.l persons walking around his house, Mr, Miller asked in a loud voice who was there He was answered by the discharge of a gun, the contents of which lodged in tlie wall just above his head. The report of three guns was heard during the contest, one of which, it is supposed, was fired by • Mr. Miller at his assailants. The freed , men on Mr. Miller’s place rushed toward the scene of conflict, but were threatened [and driven back by the murderers until j their bloody work was completed. After they retired Mr. Miller was found dead, cut to pieces with a knife. This intorma ! tion was qnic ly brought to town by the freedmen, and several gentlemen, includ ing the County Solicitor, Coroner, &c., hastened to Mr. Miller's residence, and confirmed by their observation the report of the freedmen-. The murderers had made ; good th ir escape during this interval, and up to this time none of them have been ar rested. The freedmen who were threat ened and driven away by the assassins, j report that they recognized among them, Azariah Stallings and Thomas Thompson, neighbors of the deceased, but tliai there i were many others. This is one of the bloodiest and most inhuman outrages ever ! perpeti nted in this section, and calls for the most prompt and determined acfiou on I |he part of the authorities. • = CHART ATVO COMPASS The editor of the Bainbridge Chart emd ! Compass, Mr, W. M. Russell, paid us a visit on his return from a trip to Savannah, and we are pleased to hear, that the Merchants and others of that eity, appreciating the importance of the location of his paper, opened their hearts and accorded him a liberal patronage. Elsewhere we have in . serted a Card for the Chart ami Compass, to which we call the attention of our readers. I -**■*”- Proceedings of Connell. cotnvcii. ROOM, Thoma.svii.le, June 18th, 1866. Council met this day in-regular meeting Present itis Ilono’- tiie Mayor, Aldermen Stark, Bower, Sloan. Taylor and Tooke, ‘ His Honor the Mayor called up to the notice of Council the cas * of S T. Myers, of Tallahassee, Fla., who lately had a In rse ! stolen from him in that place, which was . found bv the Marshal, in Thomasville, in ! the hands of the thief. Mr. M. complains that the Marshal had charged him too much. Council determined that the May or be requested to write to Mr. M. explain ing the transaction. An old account of Robert Love, of 1861 and 1862, was called up and passed, ! to be paid from the lands arising from the i general tax of this year. Amount $37 60. ■ There being no further business Council • adjourned. WM. CLINE, Clerk. a -* -i Drotmfolt* ICrlraMF ofJrflV*r*on Davis. A Washington dispatch, dated on Friday,• says: The Cabit et held a ! very brief session to-day, all the Lpetu bers being present except Mr. Ilarian t It is believed that the President com municated his intention to release Jef ferson llavis on parole, which, it is said, was acquiesced in by all except ; two members of the Cabinet. IT 1.0 Custom Hecciptn. Washington, June 15—The Cus tom receipts at four of the principal ’ ports for the week ending on the 9th inst., were three and a quarter millions. I pwards of a million of this was at New York. The Cotton Tax in the Senate Washington, June 15.—The Senate Finance Committee wili fix the tax on totton at two cents per pound, and it is probable that the two Houses will com promise on three cents per pound. The general principles of the Mouse biil are not altered. Suppressed. —A despatch from Au- I gusta r ports that The Loyal Qeor~ I gia)i, a negro paper got up and edited by mischievous emissaries of the radi cals at the North, has beeu suppressed by order of Genera Tillson. Why Spain Makes War on Chili, The quarrel between Spain and Chilt is explained by the New York j Commercial Advertiser as follows : A brief glance at the rise and pro gress of this struggle will enable us to more clearly comprehend the pres ent situation. In the month of March, lbG4 the Peruv an Government b - came involved with Spain in regard to certain questions arising out of cl ims of Spanish residents against 15 ru. A local dispute had arisen at 1 ulanrbo between some Peruvian land owners and Spanish colonists, in j which two perst ns were killed and wounded. ’J he Peruvian courts at ’ once proceeded to investigate the mat ter, but the Spanish Government, evi dently in search of a pretext, interfer ed in the case wh le the investigation was going on, and ultimately seized ’ the Chincha Island. Insolent demands followed. These demands were ac ceeded to by the Government, but the I indignant people overthrew the gov* emment. and when the new Pre a idcnt did not act with sufficient celerity in wiping out the disgrace, they over threw him too, and elected to power the present incumbent, who signalized his adveut by declaring war forthwith against the invader and joining in an aihance with Chili. The latter had early in the controversy shown stiong sympathy for Peru, allowing, among other acts, the Peruvian war ships to receive coal and enlist men in Val paraiso, while coal was refused to the Spanish vessel®, because it had bi en declared c< ntraband” of war- The Spaniards were, therefore, indig nant at the Chilians, and as soon as the Peruvians had acquieseed in their urgent demands, they turned their at tention to the former, exp* cting that they would ‘‘knuckle undei” without ceremony. On the 17th of September, I*os, Admiral Pareji dispatched a long communication from on board his flagship to the Chilian Minister, in which he complain; and of the partialitv in the matter of supplying coals to the Peruvians, and further, that insulting cries and threats against Spain were permitted with impunity in front of the residence in Valparaiso of the Spanish Legation. Admiral Pa'reja then proceeded to say that unless the Chilians pclogized for these acts, .and “one of the forts of the republic salut ed the Span sh ensign with a salvo of twenty-one guns” war would at once be declared. The high-spirited Chili ans at once spurned these insolent de mands and forthwith proceeded with great enthusiasm to prepare for a strug gle with Spam. Though a b ockade was immediately established, Admiral Pareja was utterly unable-’to make it effective; and finally, when a squad of daring Chilian sailors captured the Covadomra, he was so mortified and chagrined that he ended his life with a Derringer. True—lt is not work that kills men ;it is worry. Work is healthy. You can put more on a man than he. can bear. Worry is rust up on the blade. It is hot revolution that destroys the machinery, but the fric tion. Fear secretes acid, but love and trust are sweet things, “SPECIAL : NOTICES. ’ To-day we had the pleasure of a visit from Mr. Thomas, of the enterprising, go ahead firm of A, Rescuer & Cos., 8a vannah, Georgia, wholesale dealers in Dry’ Goods. Mr Thom s informs us that their stock is now complete in every variety of Domestic and Foreign Goods for the Spring Trade, suitable to this market—being ex press!} 7 selected for the same—also, a toll line of Cloaks, Sacques, Basques, Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, &c. “ A friend in need is a friend indeed,” and we strongly re commend our friends. Merchants. -Planters’ and others, requiring Dry Goods, to call at 13. Barnard Street, corner of Congress Lane and examine their stock and prices before purchasing, which we have no doubt will prove satisfactory to a 1 Make a note so you will’ not forget the address—-A. Rescuer A Cos;, 13 Barnard'Street, corner Congress Lane. Savannah, Georgia; near the old established Drug Store of A, Solo mons &■ Cos., and opposite the wholesale Grocery Store of A. & L- Frcidcnberg. S t I.E.—One I'orlable G liifuir Mini mil, -6 horse power. Kn eni-re at this-office, . • ‘ feb7 6tf C. 8. Rockwell, ~ ’ Civil Enainccr and Surveyor. I.nnd® SiurvcTOd and Plitto drawn in thr best style of the Art, • ORDERS left with A. F. Wright, Thomasville. (hi . wilt meet with prompt attention. June 20 25-ts A CARD. MRS. A- S. H.4R!I%N proposes spend ing a few weeks in. Thomasville for the tun-pose of teaching those who may desire to learn the fascinating art of making ’ WAX FISFIT AN I> FM>\YER, Useful Hair Work, Such as. Plaiting Bracelets, Necklaces, Breast pins, Guard Chains, Ear-tings, Waist Chains, Gentlemen's Fob Chains; and also will teach Ornamrntnl Ilnir Flower Wrentha. Aiiv branch of Fancy Work she may teaeli.- is as readily teamed by girls, as by married or young ladies. She Ims a few specimens of the art at the residence of Mrs. R. R. Ev ans, and requests the Ladies to call and see them. Those desiring to take lessons will meet with tier there on'Thuisday, 28th inst. jun2o-2t Hair Restorative. ( 1 R % Ilnir |{cstorn JI live—Has ontstriped all others in popu laritv and now reigns supremely in ttie land, the onlv sovereign remedy for bald, heads and tr ey heirs. Have you ntiver nsed it ? Try it for once, and let it prove its efficacv. Many persons are troubled, annoyed, and chagrined hv bold ness, prematurely grey hair, dandruff, and falling- of the hair from nervous diseases of the skin. &c., hut here is a balm for every wound—a complete and effective remedv for every disease the hair is heir to. Try it and restore your head and hair to their ’ original beauty and luxuriance. bold in Thomasville bv r. S.'BOWER, M. ft., June 20 ts Druggist.. Artemus Ward Says, ‘ tha* as he never eats anything except he knows what it is. he always takes has ■ at a tavern ; he cause lie knows that lie is getting the scraps of the previous davs dinner. Now.we. cannot pro mise those persons who take “SPOONER'S Anti-Fever and Alter Pills” this knowledge as hut one man and one woman in the whole world know it; hut what is"of more importance we can sacredly promise that a sure and unerr ing cure will result from the use-of them in any Bilious disease under the sun : these they will not fail to cure under any possible case. . June 20 ‘ ] m County Con rt Thomas County, June Monthly Term, June 13,1866. Harris lyons. e. r. Yonng. r. m. HhT. Satn’l S. Humphries, W. W. Thurman, and S. Alexander Smith, having Ween regularly drawn and snmmoned to serve as Grand Jurors during tire present term of the Court, and hav-. ing made default. It is therefore Ordered. That they do each pay a tine of Forty Dollars :—And it further appearing that Barney Harrell, Dan iM Dixon. Green Wancy.Geo. Harrod. Denn's Williams. James B, Hine and L. E. Williams, were regularly drawn and summoned to serve as Petit Jurors, they having also made default. It is Ordered. That they do eacli pay a fine of Twenty Dollars, and’ that Execution issue therefor, unless satisfactory legal excuses, tin der oath, are tiled within thirty days from this date. W. j YCUNG, Judge County Court A true Extract from Minutes County Court. LEBBEUS DEKLE, June O. P p. FRESH DR.UGrS! DR P S BOWER has just returned from New York mid Philadelphia, with a large stock of FRESH ill mUEKI MGS. Purchased with a great deal of care from the best manufacturers in the country— embracing every article in the Medical Department.— which he proposes to sell on-as good terais as’ can be had in this market. He would call particular attention to his large supply of. FANCY ARTICLES, Such as. Soaps. Cologne. Perfumes Pomades. Cosmetics, Hair and Tooth Brashes, Combs, Ate , all of which he can sell at reasonable prices, considering the quality of the articles. He has some preparations-which will restore to-the bald head a beautiful suit of hair, turn gray hair to its healthy and natural colo-r, and restore the bloom of youth to the faded visage He would call special attention t’ his large stock of Phalon s Night Blooming Cereus. and Laird's Bloom of Youth. ‘ Give me a Coll V. a BOWER. June .20 • 25 ts NRW STORE. NEW GOODS. O— . McQUEEN & MITCHELL HAVE just received arid-Will continue to re ceive’ a general assortment of GROCEIB. IE S. With- a small stock of ‘ mm m mins, Which they propose-to sell to the public on very reasonable terms ‘for the cash: June 20 2'5 ts Last Chance! To Get your IMioltigraph or Ferrotype Taken This Season! JEFF E R S, ... THE ARTIST, jS If TILL Positively flnsr bis oiler V ’ t for the Season, on the First of July. Those wishing -Likenesses taken will please make a note'of this and govern them selves accordingly—m-ornirig pteferml.- J one 20 ‘ ~ • • 3&-tf . COLOBEU CHURCH. FOR Some time past an effort hits been mak, ing, principally among the colored people, to build tliem a.Church in Thotnnsville. This project has at last assumed a shape, and the she Having’ been donated to them -by 8. Alk.ya.y nt.K Smith, collectors have been appointed to •raise funds The Church when built, is to he called the First. Colored .Baptist Chu.i eh vs r rhovwsEillt , and to be used also as a School House; ... The Collectors lately appointed ‘by the Col fifed Conference aj-e, Giles Price and Robert Ponder, kvho were required to'give bond for-a faithful report of all funds paid into their hands .for School-and Chnreti purposes, and Col. J. L! Seward and A- P. Wright. Esqrs., became their sureties on the bond, ’ This statement is made and requested to* be published, for. the information of those who may desire to assist in the advancement of a race, it is bur ‘interest and duty to educate and eulighteu. GILES price: ) „ „ ROBERT PONDER J Collectors.-.. June 20 , 1m . @-i©RMA ‘ State Directory, For ISG and JS67, ltl CAPT. JOHN * . BItABV, Of’ . MiVANAiAII, CJA, THIS valuable work of. reference ‘will he published on or about the Ist day of Julv next It will embrn-e the exact location of every business -and professional man in the State of Georgia, asvrell as the private resi dences in all the-cities.'and will be • the most extensive and complete, directory • ever pub lished. No business man should be w itl.touf it, and none should fail to advertise in it, as it is doubtless a splendid medium through which t.o. communicate with substantial classes .through out the country.’ . • lit the city of Note York alone the publisher lias neatly.five hundred subscribers, and that list is daily on. the increase. .The price of sub scription is within the reach of everv business man, however limited his means. The adver tising terms.are 1 ikewise reasonable, . Address Box 51411, Savannah, Ga. Jhine 20 . . tF oSTotice. QEAt ,ED proposals will be received until tr September j. 1860, for building a Bridge over-the Ocklochonee River, on the Albany • Stage Road. Said .Bridg'e to be. built'in the most substantial manner, of selected .heart tim bers. tfnd floor to be of two inch thick plank and to be kept up bv the builder far five year*, and the Bridge warranted against freshets for the same length of time. ‘ . ‘ . The. Timbers to be inspected by John limit;, W to. H. Hendry and Robert Love,- and built under tlieir supervision. • ‘ Tiie builder to give bond and good security for performance of'contract .ami Warranty of Bridge. . • ■ Proposals are asked for Cash pavm-ent. 2d. For County Bonds, payable in one, two and. three years, with interest payable semj annually, and payable in the common currency of the country when due Proposals to be left with LeU'beus Dekle. Clerk Interior Court. R II HARDAWAY, J.-I. C. HENRY MITCHELL, J. I.C. ‘ ANSEL DEKLE, J. I,C Jane 20 • . • 25-l.lt - IS^otice. VLL persons having claims for Provisions, • (Corn and Bacon) furnished to feed gnl (tiers families, for the year IBi>ti, and need after the surrender of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, will hand them in td.Lebbeus Dek-le. .properly au thenticated :.i.- to dates a.nd amount. ■Those failing to hand in their claims by the Ist of September, 1566 will be debarred R H HARDAWAY, J I. C. . HENRY MITCHELL, J. I. C. ANSEL DEKLE. J. I. C. - June 20 ’ • • 25-1 It- THE BAINBRIDGE (Chart anti (Compass. HP HE completion of the A. A: G. Railroad A to Thomasville, together With the general inclination (ts tit public mind in that direction, renders the Bainbridge “Ch ar't Sc Compass an excellent advertising medium to the busi ness men of Thomasville. It also commends itself as a family paper, to all who desire to in troduce into their botMehoMs a .paper devoted to the beat interests Os goetety the Church and the State. ’ Terms <fSubscription .- —Three Dolt.ars a year, “ Advertising rates the same as those of the Southern Enterprise. Agents at Thomasville .-—Bkvill Sc Wkagc. June 3B 25-ts . COTIPOFAO Fluid Extract Buchn. Prepared by W. P GLOWER Sc CO . J an3l-stf Apothecaries Hall. Administratoi*s Sale. YTTLL be sold hefore the Court House door, It in the town of Valdosta, on the first Tuesday in August next. One Hundred Acres of Laud, in the s< ttth west corner of lot No. C2,ni Ufh District of Loundes County, well improved, belonging to the estate of AY. X Peacock, late of said County, deceased. Sold for-the beuelit of the-heirs and creditors. A. M. PEACOCK; • . June 20-40d. •*"'■• • Ad.m'-x. Notic e to oertoks n<i cre- DITORS—AII persons indebted to the estate of Thomas Dyson, Fate of Thothas-C'onn ty. deceased, are. hereby required to-make im mediate payment, -and those having claims against tile safu'e will present t hem’ in terms of the law ‘ JAS E DYSON, June iMSd Executor. SIXTY Darn from dale application Vill be made to the Court-of Ordinary for Lohndes Cot.mtv, for lettve to sell.the Heal Es tate of Maittiew. A Jackson Vickers . MATTHEW VICKERS. Juhe 20-60d ... Adm’r. • CKORfIM —Thntnaa C'oiintr. T<> the Honorable Court of Ordinary of said ■ County : ‘ • I HE Petition of- AV. G. Lewis, Adtrdnistru tor on the estate of Y\ m. J. Evans, deceased sheweth that said estate in his hands, consists • m part of lands, and that it is necessary to sell the-satne for the purpose of distnhutioqj, and pi pnv the debts of deceased He therefore peti tions and prays for an order of Court, granting leave to sell said lands, and as. in qlutv bound wi 11 ever pray, etc, b . AV. Gs. LEWIS, Adrn'r G EOFGIA —Thermos County. • .... Cout l of Ordinary , June loth, 186(1 UPON.hearing the foregoing Petition. .If i. Ordered by the Court, that said Petition and Order, be published ill -the Southern En er prise once every .two weeks t< >i- two months. ■ ‘• II- Ij. TOQKE, June 20-60 J . . . Ordinary. GEORGIA —Thomas <• •tmu To the .-Honorable Court of Ordinary of said County r] - - TIIE undersigned, .vnnr Petitioner, admin i strut or oil the estate of Edward Bryan rlec'd , sheweth, that he has folly discharged his du ties as-such. and now makes this his applied tion for a Dismission and discharge from said trust, and prays that the citation, issue in terms of the-law-, and us in duty bound will ever pray, etc. , M. J. J. BRYAN, Adui’j. GEOFGlAr—Thomas County. O mrt of -'O’ dinary, June 6tA,*1866. t'PON bearing the foregoing petition, it is • ordered by the Court, that said Petition and this Order, lie published in the Southern Enter prise once a week for six mouths, ■ ■ H. 11, TOOKE, ‘ . June 2b-6ni ‘ Ordinary. G Efl S’lfS.HA—lolqnitt (oniitr Court of ‘Ordinary, June 4th , 1.866. WHEREAS, Jeremiah AA T .-and William .D. Babcock,-minors of Jeremiah T. Hancock, of said County, are now Withotit a legal repre tentative, both as to person .and propertr .- —All persons interested will take due notice thereof and file tla ir objections in. Court, otherwise the. Clerk-of the Superior Court, or some other fit and proper person, will be appointed Gtvirdiaii at the August term’ of tltis Court. ISAAC CARLTON. Jane 20-30d. .- Ordinary.. GlSt*. <;| S—ColqniM ( eHHtr. Court of Ordinary . June 4th, 1866. WHE'FEA.S, The estate of Jeremiah T. Hancock, now without legal representa tive :—All persons interested are hereby jioti fied to iile tlieir’olijections ia Court, otherwise the Clerk j>f the Superior Court, or some.other tit and proper person will be appointed admin istrator thereon; at the August term of this Court. ISAAC CARLTON, • Jane 20-3t)d , . Ordinary. tatltt KG lA—(.sun (tc-s (aunty. Court of Ordinary , June Term y 1866-. • WHEREAS , David Copeland applies for Letters of Guardianship of the persons and •property of the minor children of Wm. Knight, late o't said County, deceased:—This is there fore to admonish all concerned,-to be and ftp near at rav q lice, within the time prescribed by lav, to-ehdvv cause if any they can why said • letters should nnt.be granted Given'under aiy* hand, gt.office, this i*tli dav of June. 18C6.- WILLIAM hMITH, June 2G-36d ‘ Ordinary.. Idmlnisttaior's Sale; TFriL-L bo sold before the Court- Hon j e door, T y . iti Loundes County, on- the-first Tuesday in.Angu-t next ‘within tiie usual hours of salt-,, the following property, to wit-. Ivot-nuinher Seventy-one, in the Fifteenth ■District of iormerlv It-win-. now laiundesComi rv, well improved, containing Four Hundred and Ninety Acres', less the. widow’s dower.- Also, one Town Lot in Valdosta. Sold as the property of Archibald- Melntvrt late of Loundes County, deed. Terms on r.lie Jnv. • • ISAAC JESSUP, ■ June 20 61. J Adin’r. iiJOK AND LIVE! OR. D.;M. OGOPER.. M D„ having been re quested by the citizeug of Thomas, to. k) Cate in Thomasville, and after conferring’ \yitli the .cheapest physicians in. the country, and those withdrawn andexelnded members of the Mediial Society, I. can practice for lower prices than nv of them. . Ido hot take thiseourse from any unkind feelings to the Society, .or- anyone, of its excluded -or withdrawn members, but from a profound sense of duty and interest.. ‘ My Fees will be as follows! SURGICAL •Amputation of. Hip Joint ..-.... ....SI.'GQ .. *'• • .. Thigh....... ...... .50 Below the Thigh and all other members of the body in proportion. - - . ■ Midwifery. Case Common-’ Labor. ‘. ‘ 56. Delivering Placenta alone...’ 15>A$ AH Extra visits-and narßing'childreu, gratis; Negroes half price; widows gratis.’ • All other services rendered to be decided by ‘ the patient • . • ‘ . • . Fees due in front one to four rears. ’. ■ • Contracts will he takenfor ail supposed incu rable diseases. Noeure.no pay.. • 1 will extend the usual courtesy tothe society, even to'it* excluded members: though I will have ho affiliation or professional intercourse ’ with them, should theyfail to eoinply with my Fee'Bill. ‘. ‘ . We- have a. high and noble profession and must he sustained. ‘ . ’ Dii. D.. M. COOPER. M. D. . June 6 ‘ ‘ ‘ 32-ts HAMMOND & DAVIS, ATTOIDIIEI’S IT L4W, ‘THOMASVILLE. GA. ’ .Wit. -M. ,lla.mmon.u. - Edwin T- Davo ‘. June 18 ‘ • • ‘6th . SUEET MUSIC - itotr Bud (Inllop. Tiabut a’ little I-'adcd-Flovrcr. - (TiriNtiiias .Bt-lls i.murcb)’ Silver Bell Polka. Alaitlen* Prayer. . ’ N.aidrua TliaaUxuiring. I,a File le liesiaient.’ ("ursira-l de Venice , I.a Clochct tin Paire IXorlnrn j AtBEYILL AWRAGG’S • 2 ins • 25 EELS WHISKEY Bourbon, l?ye and Corn forEale.at whole sale by E. REMINGTON & SON. JI ST ftEC EnED, 4 SMALL lot of m!C PAPER, by A BEVILL & WRAGG. ‘ May 33 21 OY the Firm Holiday in Hay next, I will ’ apply t*> the honorable Court of Ordinary .of ‘Thomas ConntV for an order gianting leave to sell the Retd Estate and Lands of Williatn S. A'ann, deceased. david McKinnon, MarY-lU2m. ‘ Adm’r. VOTICE —I will apply at the August term it of the Court of Ordinary, of Colquitt County, for an order to sell the estate of Geo. F. Hearndon, deceased. EADY HEARNDON. June 6 4 f, d Administratrix E.REMINGTON &SONS rstsi MUSKETS AND CARB NB9, yiA**”*"*’ . For tbe'Unitcd States Service:. ‘ Also', Pocket and Belt Revolver Manufacturers- Os Bfpralini,’ - Pi*loli\ J*3§?S TvpY' r -,-v-r T' r 'P'PCi “PTTT'.T T7CI Repenting Cnnr*. ItcvolVibg Rrflt .4Hn riiio,.iiir kuc —*• ■> uam-i. And Gun IfatterMs-MU by Gun Dealers and the Trade mwnily. In these days Os House* breaking and Robbery, every Homo, Store, Barak, and Office, raheuld have .one es . . iiMisf©i°i Himip";; Parries desiring to avail themselves of the iate improvements in‘Pistols, and superior work manship and form wiT rind ’ all combined iu the New SeqiupoD Revolvers.’ . • Circulars ‘containing tuts and cUiaeriptkn* of onr /Irqn will lie furnished span application. • .. • K. mniem a *€>. iiU*, a. %. • . MOORE A: NIC HORS, Agents ’ June 2ff25-3m. . . No. 4li Counlai.d St., New York mmm wi t n FINE SYBtJFS }’ . At ’ W. P.,CLOSER & CO’S DRH© STORE !• May ? • , ‘ '’ ‘ ‘ • •. ■. NEW. : •• MIXLINEEY Establishment IVHE undersigned hc-gs leave to-call the .*.!- . tent ion of the Ladies of Thoniasville and I vicinity, to “the isplendid-assortment of : \r Allllinery Goods ! Just received and for sale by her, at hey rest ; deneq,ear the Presbyterian Church. . I am also prepared to *'nt. A’ it, link* and I Trim |>fria in the latest fashions. ■ Mas. BUDD. May 16 Am . N O T I C To. If any otie wants Sash, Blinds, 1 ‘ ; • ‘ .OR • ‘ ! BOORS, . ■ J i They wilt do well to eall on rts for those ttrti- Teles, as we will only order as wanted. 1 Carpenters would do weTand make money t by ordering through us at.once. Prices, Aic.j to suit the times. Terms, Cash } on delivery. •’ ’ J R. 8. DAYIS & CQ j May 3d - -it BOOKS! BOOKS! Patronize loutliern tutlior#! Bay Southern Books!’ j ■ Have now on hand ‘■ . THE BIBLE CHRISTIAN; . ’ • ALSO, ■ ‘ ■ . OUR CHURCH,.- Two works by the Rev. Jos; furs A.VDeitsov,. i of this Ci-tyi both pronounced bv e aipotent j. judges able and vtdoab e production*. - We. have’afew copies of the . • METHOSiST HYMN BOOK. Call, atoor Book Store and examine for your | selves. Jane sits . . i Ts KW B(K)KS! ITROKEX.to Harness—by Edmund Tates. > -Beyminsere*—by the author of .the’Silent. j Wrimaa.. f Tieccmrmended to Merev—by the author’ of | Taken upon Trust. • Tradition of freemasonry—by A.T. C. Pier- I m-. . L. Armidalt?—by Wilkie Collins. .’ 4 Antonina,.or the Fall of Rome—-by'Collin/. | Josh Billings—. His llook. At BEVILL St, WRAGO’S. ; June 6. . *’ ’• ts • , —l. . —. —. : —. ; Government Buildings .• ‘” •• Por su;e: i BUREAU OF REFUGEES, FRESHMEN r . ‘■ AND ABANDONED LANDS, Ofricfe Chief-Q. M.,Static or Georgia. Augusta,'Ga , May 12,1866: Proposals in writing will be .received until ’ ‘ . • • MOJDsT, l‘\E Ms It.. IS6G,- 1 by the undersigned, who reserves tbe right ‘to j reject all bids not’deemed for. the interest of the l Government, for the purchase ot the following described property es the United States viz : i .Frame Building about lit) ft. x 17 ft. Gas'. • side of Mclntosh Street, Augusta, Ga. j 1 Frame Building, about 82ft. x 21) ft., near the • Ga. R’ R.-and back of the • Augusta Factory’ J Frame Building, about 2Uft, x I's ft:, near the Ga. R. U'.’tmd back of the Augusta Factory. I 1 Frame Building, about 60 it. Uy 40- ft.', City Mayfield.Georgia. . • ‘. 19 Frame Buildings, at Macon, Ga. {a part of the Bakery .Establishment) nine of which . Ure on tbe north side'oft ho Western It. it., and one oil the south side ; tWo ot these are j ’ two stories and one contains.a boiler, ei •gine and ovens. ... I 1 Tannery Establishment in’ Palmyra,’Lee county,’ live miles from Albany together i .. with ten acres of land, and a small dw /l ■j ling bouse. • 1 ‘Frame Building,about 40ft x 30ft.. at Bos ‘ton Station, No. 18 Atlantic and Gulf R. R. 1 Frame Building, about 30 ft x 21 ft . Groo vers ville Station, No. 17. Atlantic and Gulf -Rail Read. 1 Frame Building about 90 ft* x 24 ft,., at Quit man’ N<>. 1G Atlantic and Gulf R fi. t Fratnt- Building about 16ft. x 24 ft., at Quit, an N. 1G Atlantic and Gulf K'. It 'S Frame Buildings. 4 ft. x2l ft-., at Valdosta, Station No. 15'Atlanticand Gulf R-R. .1 Frame Building about GO ft'. X -1 ft.. at Te beanviile, Station No. 9. Atlantic and Gull’ Rail Road. ■ • ’ l Frame Buildingabont GO ft.x 24 ft. ..at ScreV r ‘ cm station No. 7,. Atlantic and Golf R..R. ‘Bids will he received for an y- part ,p>r all of I the pEoperty, at each place- ■ PaymeuFwill’ be i required within thirty da vs after notification of acceptance of proposal, in United States*cur . rency. Further iutormation desired in regard ‘■ to the property can be obtained at this Office. . • C. T. W.-ITSt )X. • • • .. • Captain -iu A. Q. M. J JL’iiicf Q. M. Bureau R.'K tc A. L. for Cla., ■ IGHiN W.ANOERSGN & SONS, Factors and General COIMISSiOI ill fflffilll lVSlorcla.ciii.tis, Corner Di-nylon <V Itrynil Nirert, SAVANNAH, GA. >lnv 30 Cm SQDA Sf i M tt m ‘ • £pf- ... . aas’- Ss C|OLD and sparkling,-with choidQfiytopn > -Gtonettestl drawing for’ ths ieasora. Also ICR kept const ant ly, on band ami for sale by • _ JOHN STARS. NKWCHEESE A lot ot Prime Hew (beeae. Jaat re g* eeived aiid lor sale by . June 6 . ‘ JOllfi ST-VirK. . . ..■aim. Mrs XL L. KIMBROUGH • begs leave t announce to the Udiesof ThomaevUle wd : vicinity.that she is now prepared to makw and trim dresses. She will be in receipt ot *ll the new styles and fashions, month ly. and feels confident that she can give satis!action. Also tailoring dog* at short apt ice, • . ■ . Ladies will tail at ths Brya* eld fei denee. -. ‘ ‘ •... . .. - apr ll • . Sm •’ -’ • IWOTIOE. ‘ E ’ f|THE Tax Payers <>f Thomas Fountv, both A white and colored, will 4ake notice .that, the'Tax Books will be sloeed on the ,10th of July. . . 1 will be in Tliomasville daring Superior Court, f v the purpose of receiving returns, af ter which 1 will attend the following appoint, tin-ids:-. - - Seventeenth Precinct, July 2d. ■ Eighteenth. Precinct, July. 3rd., • Duncatrville, July 4th., ... Glasglow. July sth. . . • - • . Ockloekonee. .Inlv 6th. H. >l. CHASTAIN, R. T. R. • June 6 ‘ 3$ jim e s t vmi INSURANCE COMPARTY, Htnv iit ns viM.i:, ii ii. i>i a . Chartered. Capital, 81,500,000 ! rpHlSpld. tried, and solvent com pan v deals i liberally, pays promptly, and asks pat ronagt-.- See below, to which manv other* siraihu -could be added • - . iticu vovd, Va.. Februarr 1./ 1866. ‘•ln. the month of December. 1865, we had rotton burned which was insured hi the Janies River Company, audits part of loss, amounting to one thousand seven hundred and thirty-three ■ doiMva and thirty-three cents, was .promptly paid us soon as proof, Ac.. was forwarded, and over two uiont'js before it was due under the :policy. Such promptness merits patronage. ’ ‘ A. Y. STORES A CO.” AGENTS. WANTED EVERYWHERE. Reference*required of applicant*. £. UEIHIMUTAII & XO\, Agents. Thomasville, Ga. Mar 14 ; 11 ts M USIC ! W. T. PARSONS, - PROFESSOR OF Piano Forte, Guitar, Violin, Flute, le how.prepared to pi ve Lessons to the Ladies and.gentlemen of TbctnasylU*. Orders ®r communications- may be left at’the Store es Messrs Wmn 4c Camels. . • “mar 21-3 m -’- ‘ A S I AM EXCEEDINGLY’ anxious to administer on i .niy own -estate, all.those indebted to mo will piyuae come forwai and and settle immedi ately . Those holding claims against me. will present them immediately tor payment, or. forever thereafter hold their peace 1> 1821 *. X BRUCE.’ . C. S. i’AX NOTICE. j EXPECT tb close my books fortiie Income l -Tax. of 1864, for’the County of Thomas, on. Saturday, the 2nd day of June, Defaulter* will be dealt with according to law. * . . 1 am receiving applications fo* License Re turns'of legacrea, successions, annuals slaugh tered ana cult on on hand. . T. 8 HOPKINS. Ass't Assessor thrill Division, Ist Div. 2da 21 ts ; To Debtors and Creditors* \LL persons indebted to Jessa Ward, late of Tiiontas County, deceased, are notitied to make paysaent to-the uu'd< rsrgned. and all those having claim*-against him, will present them in form and within the. time prescribed bv law. ’ . . • M*j94od ‘ .- 11. j. WARD. Adm'r. . ’ LUMBER JLUMfiaaa riTIIE subscribers are prepared to furnish lumber of the best-quality at-then .n It at Boston No. 18 A. ft U. li. 11. at fifteen dollars p.ef thousand grinding-days Friday and Saiurday, also furnish laths in. any ij.uatltitv terms cash ’ -ADAMS & BUTLER ’ may 80th •’ . - 3t LUM BER .FO R SALE 75000-ft Os good pine lumoer for sale at inv steam saw and grist mill near Duncanville. . I am als- 1 prepared to grind Coni in anv qiiantity . may 50th ‘ ‘ ROBERT MAINER: . 100 IlridlesV E""’ ’ One -Keg Soda, one Bag of Coffee, for sale. Sold, to close consignment, by • v L. REMINGTON & SON, V *'*’ ** li UNO > N having claims ‘or de- X\ manda against the estate of John Carter-, late of LonnuesCounty, deceased- will present them dulv proven and those indebted to said .estate will please make payment forthwitu to MATTHEW M. CARTER, / *a m >*_ AARON CARTER, .’{Admrs, May 2 ‘ . 18-40A Florida H ater, Extract Pond Lily and Night- Blooming Cereus. Zylo Balsamum. Tri copherous, Kath-iion. India Rubber, Horn and Buffalo Dressing and Fine Combs. Children’* Long and Ladies’ India Rubber Tuck ( ornbe-. For sale bv VV. I*. CLOWE li &C< , Fab 7 G ts , Apothecaries Hall. 0\ the First Vlomlnr in April scit, 1 will apply to the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Thomas County, for an order i granting leave to sell the lands and real estate ! of Josiah liuist, deceased. STEPHEN HURST. Feb 7 6-2 m TWO .VIOATHS from date application wiU be made to Loundes Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell the real estate of Leonard F. Dash er, late of Loundes Countv, dec’d. WILLIS ALLEN. Ex r. May 15 2*>