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enterprise L. C- BRYAN, : : : : Editor. THOM\SVJ ! T T t.A.: TOORSDAIT, StPT. 27. 1866. • * “ *- • •1R tFR ABTtRTrffiHR^TH. Wp bop<* nor reader? wiH examine well enr array ©f new advertisements this week, tot we have no room fer an index, and have been e mhjm Bed to leave ont ranch editorial matter in order to accommodate advertisers. Those wishing advertisements inserted in the paper, should hand th-m in by Tues day noon of every week. After that time they may have to wait another issac of the paper. . We are under obligations to Messrs Rev ill & Wragg for late New York papers.— On their counter is to be found at all times the latest newspapers and magazines, while their shelves are filled with valuable and interesting books. T.tßM!*rX covff%srv. Remember that the grand combination of Tableaux and instrumental mnsic, for the benefit of the Thomasville Fire Compa ny. will come off to-night at the Court House, The Company will do their best to entertain and amuse the audience, and we ‘have no doubt, that the array of talent engaged for.the occasion will prove entire ly -stioeessTu! We hope the Company will rfeoive the - patronage they merit—their enterprise is one of merit and greatly need ed in the town. WiMMlil rot t.rt.i What has long been needed in Georgia has been established—A Cnmmprrial Col lege, for (he proper instruction of those of our young men who engage in the Commer cial enterprises of the country. Such a College ha been established in the City of nta accessible to all, at the most niod erate charges. Sec advertisement in an ether column - ■ —* ♦ tirpietl COKAMI OF CEOR- We invite the attention of the medical fraternity in {-his sectit n, to the a-lverfise .merit’ t üblihed elsewhere, of the above Medical College, located at Augusta Ga. — r< ceived a pamphlet copy of the Thirty sreonti annual announcement of t-he College, which shows the institution to be in .rood condition’ and as competent to give satisfaction as any in the South. FFVKRA tn Pills, The season for. Fever and Agne having arrived we would advise all subjects to go itnrrtedmu ly to P. $. Bower 51. D. in Thom asvilte, who is Agent for Win. Spooner & Co’s Infallible Fever A Ague Pills. Go h and thakr. no more. e - 11. WOI.FF A ItROTIIFR . Have now received their large stock of Fall and Winter goods, as will be seen by reference tc r.-ge advertisement .in ■ sue consisting of every article usually brought to’ this market. By per • -v” ■ ■■• . we ore enabled to say that they have now on hand a larger stock of goods than any before brought by them to this section, while their is a marked im provement in"ihe taste displayed in the selection of style's'and qualities. This lat ter, is perhaps, owing to the fact, that, the Junior partner of the. firm has recently formed a >tcorui alliance with a partner whose sex is proverbial for superiority of taste. HoweveV this may be, their store is lit em By cr'-w 1-1 with nil kin 1- o’ beautiful and cotly goods, which they propose to *alL to tho good citizens of Thomas, and adjoinif OOuntiet on the most reasonable terms. A MFFtfI’TT QrrSTIO’V SET-. ■ Ti,El>. ■The long ttboted question as trr where j Clio-best tobacco can. be found has at last been satisfactorily settled. Messrs H. Wolff & Bro. of .Thomasville. have lately I received a -latge lot of the article, which I should, if is r ■ he branded letter A, nun- j bfT one.’ In-giving this notice, we thint w e-do a'great fttvor to the devotees of the for - we have often been asked the question, And have seldom been able to answer it. Now, however, we do so with confidence, and recommend every man who is now suffering martyrdom from the ttse of bad stuff, to throw it away and go im mediately to the store of H. Wolff A Bro., who will meet him at the threshold and snpply him with an article that will put j him in a good humor for a week to come, j . iron T-HV SPt-THERS EVTSnrRTSE.] Mr.’Fott r. The extension of Main ’ Street, with the very considerable expense Incidental thereto, has been the topic of t much criticism by the tax payers of our Town. The commendable course of his Honor the Mayor, in respecting the wishes of a Urge majority of citizens, when peti tioned by them a short time since, relative to the street extension, is fully appreciated by the pe -plc whose interests he manifests t an honest purpose te protect. The simple j question of extending the street a few hun- , dred yards our people care but little about, for already roads diverge obliquely to the ! right and left at the terminus of the street 1 in front of Mr. Meßain’s. affording abun- I dan* -nfle? an and inlet for all practical pur- > poses; yet “the street must be extended, , cost what it may ” —and the people already I groaning under heavy- taxation, must be tixed vet tenner to meet this unwarranted expenditure of money, and to what pur pose f—the benefit alone of a fear real es tate holders, who doubtless anticipate a , greatly enhanced value of their wealth thereby. The result of the whole matter I being, that ninety-nine one-hundredth of i your citiiens. not in the slightest degree j benefitted. are required to “ foot the bill,” | while the interested fete have the pleasure : of receiving the profits ! Now, Mr. Editor, that is t crong: The expense of this exten- ■ sion should be borne by those who become ! the immediate beneficiaries—let those in- j dividual* shoulder the bulk of the expense, and a moderate tax our people would be ready to meet. • But. Mr Editor, this is not all. Madam 1 Rumor says, the majority of the Board of j Aldermen are determined to accomplish I their object, at all hazards—extend the street right or wrong, “cost what it may.” I can scarcely credit this. Surely no set of men having been clothed with authority by a Constitution, to protect their interest, would sc far forget themselves as to sac rifice those interests to the advancement of j their.own private purposes, and thereby * compromise the pledges assumed by them, when they accepted the trust reposed in them.- From mj personal knowledge of I these gentlemen, I wiR not believe it until j I.see if. .Permit here a suggestion Work the streets already made, but almost impassable ! for want of a iitfle work Certain streets. 1 in certain localities, are handsomely fixed off. whilst other portions of the Town are ent rtly neglected. Surely the Street ComJ mittee sis there beany} have forgotten that ! ii i the entire they are to look after, 1 ’ and not certain netokborkoodt only. But, Mr. Editor. I fbrhear. wi:h the hope that Main street may be extended, simply be cause tome few are so anxious for it, unUti in so doing we are all required to be heav toad • - the benefit that accrues to the few, then “consider as filed 9 against such rroewediogs the protest of TAX PAYERS. Prnfccdintrs of Council. rorwni, noon. TlMlimu, Sept. 34, 1866. Coucil met this day. Present his Honor P. McGlashan, Mayor, Aldermen Tooke, ! Stcga(l T H 1 Bower. The minutes % of the last meeting were ! read and approved. His Honor the Moyor presented an | amendment to the Ordinance establishing the Fire District, to rend as follows. Sec. 2. From and after the passage of this section the following described squares or blocks, according to the original survey of the Town—to wit: Blocks U and V, be and the same arc hereby declared a portion and part of the Fire District, and shall be subject to hte same regulations and requirements as are imposed and re quired in section Ist of said Ordinance and in Ordinance parsed May 7th 1866. Ordered to take the usual course. His Honor the Mayor presented the res ignation of CoL A. M. Sloan as an Alder man of the Town of Thomasville, on ac -1 count of necessarv absence. rouncil thereupon formed the following resolution. Resolved, That Council accept with much regret the resignation of our associate mem ber Col. A. M. Sloan. Ilis public spirit, energy and faithfulness to the public, and his urbanity to his associates in Council, in the discharge of his various duties while a member of this body, has commanded the highest esteem of his associate members, and will long be to them a.source of ples | ant remembrance An account of Louis ITadley, and one of M. C Smith &. Son. were presented and referred to the Finance Committee. Council then adjourned. WM. CLINE, Clerk {From the B’ainbridge Argus.] OFFin: ATI.ANTIC & Gtn.F K. £. CO , 1 Savannah. Sept. 10th, 1866. ‘ J WIIXIB M. RrssF.u. Ksq,. Editor X Proprietor, fktvtbrtigcAtgm. Dear Sir: Our General Fuperin tondant has. tn-day, transmitted for publieatrin in the Bainbridge papers, an advertisement of a reduction of twentyfivc per centum on the general rates of freight over the Road, from Thomasville for all articles destined to, and coming from points West of the Ochloekonee river. This has been author'zed by the Board of Directors, with a v’ew to of fer to the people of Deeatur the only facilities in their power, before the extension of the Road ; and to present inducements t<S the people of the coun ties west of the Ochloekonee, to make tbeir shipments to and from the Sea-, port of their own State. We deeply lament our inability to undertake the immediate extension of the Road further west; which if ever attempted, could not be accomplished in time for the operations of the im~ pending season ; but we trust that the liberal reduction oti rates of transport tation, will open facilities nearly, if not Quite, eqtiivolcnt to the construc tion of the Road to a point beyond the Ochloekonee; and will satisfy those who have been, for several years, de prived ot the results of their subscrip tions, that the Directors are not un mindful of a disappointment which they themselves have deeply realized. The people west of the Ochloekonee now have cheap Railroad transporta tion at their command. Their cotton will be carried 200 miles at, say 83:40 per bale of 500ib, or at the rate ot 68 cents per lOOfh. with a similar reduc tion of 25 per cent on each class of 1 articles both ways from Thomasville, 1 free of charges for insurance. T trust that such arrangements will prove satisfactory to all concerned, and folly enable the people of the country to command every advantage from the Road, available at this time. It places 1 them on fair terms of equality with 1 patrons of the lino in its immediate 1 vicinity, and enables them to reaeh the largest market on the South At lantic, without excessive expense. 1 SavanDnh offers every commercial fa> cility: her merchants are numerous, 1 enterprising and reliable : her shipping 1 comes from many parts of the world. 1 She has a large steam marine connec ting her, almost daily, with Boston, New York Philadelphia and Balti ’ more; and she is about to open direct ’ steam communication with the English ! markets. Produce can be laid in her 1 warehouses in 48 hours from Thomas ville, without cost of insurance,—it can be placed in New York in five days from Thomasville. Savannah is the Seaport ot Georgia, 1 and she has nobly sustained her posi < tion. Fler lines of Railroad eoromu -1 nieation lead to every section of the State; and she has held out her hands to TVeatur, the extreme South western 1 corner of the State, subscribing to the I Atlantic A Gulf Railroad nearly two ! millions of dollars : thereby sufieriue 1 in common with the people of Peca 1 tuT from the non-completion of the ’ Railroad. Will the people of Deeatur remember this for Savannah, when T they choose their market, and remem -1 her, too. that she offers them the cheap est, most certain and speediest trans * oortation, quick, sales at advantageous ; prices, a market which the planter and ! the merchant can reach personally, from the banks of the Flint, in twcoty four horns, and meet the welcome due to citizens of a common State. It would seem unnccefsiry to add more than has been alreadv pnblished. I as to the extension of the Railroad.to 1 Bainbridge ; but r.s public attention ap pears to cortinne un a isfied on this subject, pemr.t me to say, that the amount of trading already aecompliah -1 ed west of Thomasville, (erteoding in deed to within a few miles of Bain bridge,) ought to be a sufficient guar antee that the recommencement ot the work cannot he long delayed. But I will add that it is expected that the comine of the next year will inaogu ate the resumption, wot merely of the extension t* Bainbridire. bnt pf efforts to carry into effect the grat objects , of oar charter, namely, “a speedy con- I neetion with the Gulf of Mexico at i Pensacola or Mobile.” Very respectfully, Your ob’t servant. JOHN SCREVEN, President. SPECIAL NOTICES. 1 i _____ Bgy*To-day we had the pleasure of a visit from Mr. Thomas, of the enterprising, i go ahead firm of A Resohfr & Cos., Sa vannah, Georgia, wholesale dealers in Dry ’ Goods. Mr. Thomas informs us that their I stock is now complete in every variety of ! Domestic and Foreign Goods for the Spring ’ Trade, suitable to this market—being ex ! prcssly selected for the same—also, a full line of Cloaks, Saeques, Basques, Shawls, ’ Hosiery, Gloves, &c. “A friend in need I is a friend indeed,” and we strongly re -1 commend our friends, Merchants, Planters ! and others, requiring Dry Goods, to call at 18 Barnard Street, corner of Congress Lane, and examine their stock aud prices before purchasing, which we have no doubt will prove satisfactory to all. Make a note so you will not forget the address—A. Rkscukr & Cos., 13 Barnard Street, corner I Congress Lane, Savannah, Georgia, near ! the old established Drug Store of A. Solo * metis & Cos., and opposite the wholesale | Grocery Store of A. k L. Preidenberg. NFnsby’s .t*rrli#n ■ that the latter A. J. is exactly similar with the Erevious A. J-, forasmuch as the previous A. J. ad rr policy which he carried it out; and that the latter A. J. had also a policy, which he carried it not out struck us (with a shillalah) ! as beintr as profound and metaphysical as if | one should say that “ SPOONER’S anti Fk and Aoui Pu is ” and Quinine are pre- I tartly jess so, ko/ don’t yer see, Q swops off , yer chills fora big head aik and. ” SPOON ER’S Rli i s!’ “swops off yer shaiks fur a big I aprctvto. .We do know that the remark abOat “ SPOONER’S a sti Kfvpr aud Aour Pir.Ls” is strictly correct—all buj the orthography. Sept 13. ‘. lm TO Tin: POOR OP THOMAS COUNTY. THERE is still n remainderof the CORN on hand, furnished bv the Governor., for trhe Poor of Thomas County, and those who have complied with the act appropriating this Corn, ! will come forward at once and get the balance ! due them. LEBBEUS DKKUv, • Sept 27 2t. Cl.erk I. C. i EXCOUTORS’ SALE . TXTII.T he sold before the Court House door TT in Thomasville, Thomas Conntv, Geo., ! on the FIRS T MONDA Pin DECEMBER j next, all the lands lying in said County, be i longing to the estate of E. K. Young, ‘dec’d, I consisting of two Plantations-—One eight ’ milee south west'of Thomasville, on the Bun ! bridge Road, lying On both sides “f the Och ! lockoncc River, containing thirty five hnndred acre hundred cleared and in. a good ‘ state of cultivation, with all necessary build -1 imrs. ■ ; The other Plantation is sixteen miles from ; Thomasville, three miles from No. 18, A A6 | Railroad, containing forty-one hnndred and : sixtv-five acres, about twelve hundred cleared an i in a fine state of cultivation with all neces sary buildings. AVill be sold also, on the first Tuesday in, December next, before the Court House door, in Valdosta, Loundes. County, Ga.; the Plan tation belonging to the estate of said E. R. Yonug, deceased, lying thirteen miles south of Valdosta, containing twenty-six hnndred and ninety five acres, between six and seven hun dred cleared and in a good state of cultivation, with all necessary buildings. All the foregoing sold by virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of Thomas County, j Georgia, for distribution, as directed in the last ! Will and Testament of said E. R. Young, dec’d. Terms One-third cash, balance in one and two years, with interest , secured by personal 1 Recuritv and mortgage on the Land. D 8. BRANDON, W. J. YOUNG, Sept 27-10 t Executors. IST OTICE. VLT. persons are hereby forewarned against trading for a certain Promissory Note, da- I ted August 28th, 1886, for Five Hundred and Fifty Dollars, signed by myself and made pay -1 able to William Page. Having been induced ; by undue infinences to execute said note, I | hereby repudiate the conditions of the same, and declare that Twill notfpaythe said sum, I illness compelled by law. , J. S. BURTON. Sept. 27 . -4t FRESH ARRIVAL. fTAA Sack? ofFRFNH FI Os R, from 1 Sf” ™ w the Stovall Mills, at Augusta, Or. • A. F. FRANKLIN, . Thomasville', Ga. [ A large quantity of OM) ROYAL. nOM.AMS tSCY, in store and for sale low down. A. F. FRANKLIN, Thomasville, Ga. A large lot of 801. T Kl) CORN HE tl.. from the famous Enterprise Mills of Wade & Brother, Savannah. Ga. A. F. FRANKLIN, Sept 27-39-ts Thomasville, Ga. STEAM SAW AND GRIST MILL For Sale. THE undersigned now offers for sale his Steam Saw and Grist Mill, near Thomas ville, known as the Graves Mill—in complete mnninc order and now sawing, with the labor of three hands, from 9506 to SOOO feet of lum -1 her per day. Stock Carts, Tools, Oxen, and ; all other implements for carrving on the busi ’ ness, sold with the Mill Price f 1500 Cash If not sold by the first of December, this ! ofler will be withdrawn. E O THOMPSON. Sept. 27 39-2 m Forty flays Notice. 1 fiFOKfil.t-—Thomn* County. WILT, he sold, agreeable to an order of the ■ Honorable Conrt of Ordinary of said County, ! within the legal hours of sale, beforeAhe Court ; Honse door, in Thomasville, said County, on | the first Tuesday in Deeemher next, the Iknds ; and Home Place of Josiah Hurst deceased. Terms Cash. STEPHEN HURST, Sept 07-4ftd Adm’r. | GEORGIA —CIinch Comity. WHEREAS, Cornelins Dawson, makes i application for letters of administration on the 1 estate of Moses Roberts, late of said Countv, ! dec’d:—All persons are hereby notified to file ’ their objections, otherwise said letters will be granted in terms of the law. Given under mv hand Sept. 24,1866. J. L. MORGAN, I Sept 27 30d Pep. Ordinary. TWO ffOtTIIS from date application will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Loundes County, for leave to sell the Real'Ks - tate of Isham Walker, late of said Countv, • deceased ELIZA WALKER, ‘ Sepf27-2m Adm'r. TWO vTON"rf¥ from date application ■will be made to the Conrt of Oromarv of Loundes County, for leave to sell the Real" E state of Philip L. Copeland, late of said County deed. ARCH D McLEOI), Sept27-2in Adm'r. WILL BE SOLD BEFORE the Court House door in Loundes County, on the first Tuesday in November next, one-half of Lot number one hundred and eighty-eight in the Twelfth District of. former ly Irwin, now Lonndcs Ooimtv. as the Real Estate of Matthew arid Jackson Vickers- Sold j for benefit of the heirs. Terras on the dav. MATTHEW VICKERS, Sept 27 td AAtn’r. OGLETHOHPE INSURANCE ©©PPAIiYs Os Savanna]!, Are prepared to take FIRE RISKS On Equitable Terms. AT THEIR OFFICE, 117 BAY STREET. H. W. MERCER, President. OH AS S. HAIiDEE, Vice President. J. L Thomas, Sec’y. DIRECTORS: H W Mercer. C 8 Hardee, William Hunter, ‘ A S Hartridge, A Porter. R Morgan, J Stoddard, J 1, Thomas. W Remshart, . PL Gue, H A Crane, ‘ A A Solomons, M Hamilton,. . WTV Gordon, M S Cohen, J Lama, J W Nevitt, D G Purse, • A Fullerton, J McMahon, L J Guilmartin. ■ F W Sims, G Butler, R Lachlison. E P Clayton, Augnsta. J W Knott, B F Ross, Macon. E. Remington At Son. Ag’t, Thomasville, Ga. W H Young, Columbus sept 27-ts FOR SALE OR RENT. THE beautiful, irell known residence formerly owned w; ; ’ * by Maj. John D. Edwards is Bwfta !: * jj jg For slf or Kent. jUiLLLE’ •A FLOWER GARDETrJBKKKKM tastefully laid out and well stocked with a largevariety of beautiful flowers'; a VEGE TABLE GARDEN, renowned tor pro tirnu ii : a valuable ORCHARD, of two or three hundred Apple and Reach trees; numer ous Fig Trees ; and an extensive arbor of FIXE GRA PE. S constitute some of the ad. vantage? ot this place. “■ There is a large supply of excellent well wa ter to he had at all seasons of the vear ; and the numerous out buildings on the place are iu good repair. Tt is very probable that the Town will ex tend in that direction and the arrangement of the streets by the-late survey divides the un settled portion of the land, (some sventv acres), into many valuable Residence lasts’: and one of the main streets passes directly, in front |oi J the house. Persons desiring to purchase, or rent are Invited to call and examine ths premises, a the place cannot fail to jn/wseany reasouabl ’ pfctspn . ■ /•’or terms apply.to :S J. Coalson, either On ! the place, or at Col. Mclntyre's Law Olm Communications through the mail will receive nromnt attention. S. J. COALSON. Sept 27 39 t f ATLANTA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Business and Financial Counting Rooms!. BANKING, COMMISSION And every Branch of Trade Taught by Competent A Prnetienl Bnsinew* Me. LOCATED 05 tlnbnmn St., between Prrnr nnil Lord ATLANTA, A. Double Entry Book Keeping, Penmanship, Mercantile Cal culations and Commercial Law. Life Scholarship, inch/rimer Stationery, slfio. For particulars address Q WALTON KNIGHT, ■ Bo* *O.l Atlanta. Ga | Sept 87 ’ 39-lm Medical College @F GEORGIA, I AT AUGUSTA. FACULTY: L. D. FORD , M. D.. Professor of Institutes and Practice of Medicine, i JOS. A. E VE, M D.. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Infants I. P. GARVIN, M. D„ Professor of Matena Medica, Therapeutics; and Medical Juris prudence. I L. A. DUGAS, M. D.. Professor of thePrin ciples and Practice of Surgery. GEO W. RAINS, M. D . Professor of C’hem j istrv and Pharmacy. ED IV. GEDDINGS, M. D., Professor of ’ Phvsiologv and Pathological Anatomy. DeS AUS S l/RE FORD. M.D., Professor of Anatomy. W. H. DOUGHTY, M. D., Assistant Profes sor of Materia Medica. JOHN S. COLEMAN, M. D.. Demonstrator of Anatomy. The 32d Session will he opehed on the FIRST MONDA Y in NOVEMBER next, and continue four months- The Museum. La boratory’ and Arrangements for Practical Anatomv are equal to any in the country.— Clinical’instruction regularly imparted at the City Hospital. FEES : Tickets for the whole course, in cur rency, $lO5 00 Matriculation, in currency, 5 00 Dissections, in currency,... 10 00 Diploma Fee, in currency, 30 00 L. A. DUGAS, Dean. Sept 27 39 ts Notice to Debtors THE following are the names of some whose books and papers have been placed in -our ! hands for adjustment and settlement .- Little & Hunter, Books. Notes and Accounts. Banm A SehifT, books, notes and account*. Bryan &. Reneau, books, notes and acc’ts. Carroll & Martin, accounts. Holcombe A Cos , Savannah, accounts. Estate J. M Vickers, dec’d. and P. N. Vick [ ers, notes Estate R R. Evans, dec’d, notes and acc’ta. Estate W. R Stegall, M. D., dec’d, books, 1 notes and aceonnts. S. F. Dupon, M. D., accounts. H M Mitchell, M D.. accounts. Robert Love, hooks, notes and accounts. Debtors to these persons are requested to call, and see if we cannot agree upon some plan of settlement that will be mutually satis factory to all concerned : and thereby save the trouble and expense of tedious law suits. Persons in this County who are indebted to JM & MB Hunter, or John McMullan, of Brooks, are informed that the Thomas Connty claims of these gentlemen have been placed in ! our hands ; and the Brooks Connty Debtors of Little Ai Hunter, and Banm A Soliift. are iioti j tied that Messrs. Hunter At McCall of Quitman, , hold the claims against them- BRYAN A HARRIS, ( Sept 27 sf Att’va at Law. H. WOLFF is BRO., BEG leave to inform the citiiens of Thomasville and surrounding country, that they have received and will be constantly receiving large lota of ILL Kill IF 11 HMDS. LADIES DRESS AND GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHINC GOODS, Such as Silks. French and English Merinos; all Wool Delaines. Alpafccas, Saxony Stripes and Irish Poplios, Scotch Plaids, Muslin Delaines, French, English and American Prints, Flannels and Opera Flannels, Balmoral Skirts, A FULL STOCK OF THE LATEST STYLES OF Cloaks and Mantillas, BHAWLS, SONTAGS. BREAKFAST SHAWLS, VANDYKES, NUBIAS, and all kinds of WORSTED KNIT GOODS. THE LATEST STYLES OF L.IDIES- H.ITS. RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, FLOWERS —Alt of which are Unparalleled!- gomtstit §rj dflfllis, Yankee Notions, Cutlery> Crockery and Stationery, Riek. Perfumes and Toilet Soaps. ... A SPLENDID STOCK FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS OF Boots and Shoes, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS AT LOW BRICES. . . Our stook of . CLOTHING, PIECE, & GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, Are Unsurpassed in the Country. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. •..• . • • • TOBACCO and SEGARS. As onr stock has been selected with great care, and purchased under the most favo rable circumstances, vre do not hesitate to say, that we are enahled to sell, at least, at as low prices as any other house in the whole country. All we ask is, that the Ladies and Gentlemen of Thomasville and vicinity, will favor us with a oali. and judge our Goods and Prices. If they will do this, we feel confident that none of them will leave our establishment without purchasing. It is needless to say, that, they will •be re ceived cordially and treated politely, and charged nothing for examining our goods— so, please give us a oall before purchasing elsewhere. H. WOLFF & BROTHER. The attention of Country Merchants is invited to our superb stock of Goods. TO them we offer ereat inducements in splendid bargains. Sept 27 39-ts H. WOLFF k BROTHER. THOMASVILLE Produce and Provision Store AUG. F. FRANKLIN. PRODUCE & PROVISION DEALER, .. • . • and ’ •. ‘ . COMMISSION KIERCHANT, Jeff lnrßaln’R Building, - Tbomavllle. Cia. • . 11 i I——w A—i i ’A • RRS“I will pay the-highest. Cash Prices or give Good's in exchange for all descrip tions of Country Produce. Come and see me before disposing of what you have. A word to the wise is sufficient. ’ . Sept 27-39-lip Positive. Administrator’s Sale Olf the first Tnesdav in November, before the Court House door of Quitman, Lots 500, 501, and part of 512, 1032 acres of Land, two miles from No. 17, A Si G. Railroad, whereon Jos. Tilman resided. There is 400 acres under fence, in good planting order—a part of the tract is good hammock, all in good nr ri er — new large frame dwelling, with five rooms and an entry ; all necessary out houses, Gin and Gin House, etc. Sale positive—one half cash balance in one and two years Par ties wishing to purchase are invited to exam ine the premises. Inquire of L C. RRYAN_ Also. Western half of Lot No. 430. contain ing 480 acres; 200 acres under fence, with good dwelling and all necessary outbuildings. Gin Screw, etc, all in good order, now oocnpied by W- T. Albritton, who will show the premises. Terms as above. Inquire of Sept 27-2 t L- C. BRYAN- Administrator’s Male. BY an order from the Court of Ordinary of Thomas County, will be sold betore the Court Honse door, in the Town of Thomas ville during the nsnal honrs of sale, on the first Tnesdav in December next. the. Lands be longing to the estate of James Massey, dec’d being and lying in the 13th District, of said Conntv, part of Lot 286, part of Lot 333. part of Lot'3l4, all of which are lying m one body, and will be sold in parcels to suit the purcha sers Terms made known on the day of sale. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. L. R. MASSEY. Adm’x. D. D. MASSEY, Adm’r. Sept 27 39-td Forty Days Notice. GEORGIA —Thoms* Cuuuty. AGREEABLE loan order of the Honora ble Conrt, of Ordinary of said County, will be sold before t.he Court Honse door, in Thomas ville, said County, within the legal hours ot sale, on the first Tuesday in December next, the Ijflnd* and Real Estate of Joseph Miller, dec’d. Terms made known on the day es sale. J. MILLER. Sept 27-40d Adm’r. GEORGIA—Thomna County. Oonrt of Orinnnry , Sept. 24, 1866. WHEREAS, J- L. Finn makes application to this Court for Letters of Guardianship, for the person, property and effects of Cicero H. Young, a minor of said County > —Ali persons interested are notified to file their objections in said Court, otherwise said letters will be trranted the applicant in terms of the law H. H TOOKE, Sept 27 30d Ordinary, OKMRniA—TkMu CaaatT. To the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of said County. THE Petition of W. F. Taylor, administra tor on the estate. of H. J. M. Hutto, deceased, sheweth, that he haa fully discharged his ditty as such, and now makes application fora Dis mission and discharge from said administration and prays that notice may be fnven in terms of the law. W. F. TAYLOR, Adm'r. GEORGIA—Thomas County. < Yin rtf es Ordinary, Sept. 25, 1866 UPON hearing the foregoing Petition, it is ordered by the Court, that said Petition and this order be published m the Southern Enter prise in terms of the requirements of the law. H-H.TOOKE, Sept 27-2 m Ordinary. GEAR6M—TOsnafl Cssstf. WHEREAS, M. C. Smith has been ap pointed Administrator ad colteerendum. on the estate of Elisabeth Stephens, dec'd : —All per sona interested are therefore notified to file their ohiectiona in this Court, otherwise perma nent letters of administration will be granted said M.C. Smith, public admfnistiator. in terms of the law. H. H. TOOKE, Sept 27-30d Ordinary. Forty Days notice. twEORRIA—Ibsmn. I!ssbit. AGREEABLE to an order of the Honora ble Court of Ordinary of said County, will be sold before the Court House door, in Thomas yille. said County, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in November next, the Real Estate and Lands of Henry Rodden berry. deceased; the same being his interest in lot of Land whereon Nancy iiooueu’ now lives, in said County. NANCY RODDENBERRY. Sept 27-41X1 Adm x. ORORUIA-CliMh (leauty, WHEREAS, Mary A. Pursley makes ap plication for Letters of Administration on the estate of A. J. Pursley. late of said County, dsceaaed:—These are therefore to cite and ad monish all persons to show cause if apy they have, otherwise said letters will be granted in terms of the law. Given nnder my hand thi Sept, the 18th, 1866. J. u MORGAN, Sept 20-31M* Dep. Ordinary. mill rocks for sale A pair of large and excellent mill rocks sui table for water or steam mill can be purchased by application at this office ay ts ii Him “Quick Sales and Small Profits.” J.Sckiff &Biu AHE RECEIVING THEIR Fall and Winter Stock o-f ‘ DRY GOODS, AND • . ©dsinsi©, : Boots. Shoes. Trunks, Floor, ■ Coffee. Rice, Tobacco, Leather, Ac.. Be. Sept 13 16 t* CORN! CORN f PAA BUSHELS MARYLAND Will” r OV'UCORN. For sale by E. REMINGTON ft SON. ■ Sept-20 2t ATLANTIC & GULK R. R CO ,) . ■ ■ isavannah, Sept Bth. 1866. > SoPtRINTEMDEHT’S OrriCK. ) . ON and after this date, all Freight coming • from and destined to, point* West of tiie Ocklochonee Kiver. will be carried over thi* Road to and from Savannah, at u reduction Tw*BtT.rr per t'nL, on the rates of Transportation from T tiomasviiie —making i . charges in the several classes as follow • First Class per cubic foot, 14 eu . Second Class per 100 lbs. ; 98 cts. Tlm-d Class per 101) iba. ....,„.72-cu Fourth Class per 100 lbs .....67 cte, • ■ Fifth Class per 109 lbs.. ..49 eta Sixth Class per 100 lbs.- -r....: 34 cu. Seventh Class peF 100 lbs .30 et* - Eighth Class per 100 1b5...... 23 (U Cotton per 100 lbs ■ .68 cu U. h. HAINEb Sept l3 37-ts Gen’l Sup't New Novels! PHILIP EARNSCLIFFE.bv Mrs toward* . Trodden Down—bv Mrs. J. CeJtowb} Fernley Manor—by Mrs. Mackenzie Danisi - How i managed my House on £2OO a Yea? •r-by Mrs. Warren. ALSO —A line assortment of Peterson's L. luminated Stories. Sent 13 It BEVILL A WEAGG NEW MUSIC DAISY DEAN, (bong and Chorus } Down tiv tno River Side 1 Stray. Sweet Evelina. • Ellen Bayne, (by Stephen G. FOMa.-. Instrumental. Mabel Waltzes. Soldier’s Dream of .Home, (Muller ) ■ Sunrise Mazarka. Sontag Polka. tChas. V Albert.) Gorilla Quadrille. . . - Rainbow Scboltische. Woodland Murnpirs Polka BEVILL A WRAGC ■ aug 23 . 2t. ■ ! GODEV’N LAUV’M BOOR, fc aeplrmbrr. BEVILL A WRAGG . aug 23 . tf_ DON’T FORGET JEFFERS ‘VA7’ILL continue to take ins superior Phot- • * v graphs and Amorotypes at the lieu- Prices, for one month only. Those wishn fine Latenesses at greatly reduced rates spou . improve this opportunity. N. B.—Photographs Colored at ets-eac aug 30 if C. S Rockwell, Civil Entinecr and surveyor. l.aedH Mnrreyed and Plate drawn la ike best style es the Art. Orders left with A. P. Wright, Tbomaavills. Ga.. will meet with prompt attention. J une 2.0 ■ 25-ts CROP OF 1866. TURNIP SEED FRESH FROM LANDRETH’S. For u by W. P. CLOWER & CO Sept 6 . ts Administrator’s Hale. ■ GEOKlwlA—Tkema* 1 oun>, . WILL be sold before the Court House 1b Thomasvilie.said County, on the first Tuesday ‘ in November next, Lot of Land No. , in f the 13th District of said County, belonging to the estate of Robert R. Evans, deceased, sa id containing 490 acres, known as the Alisto i or Reid place, lying three miles east of Tfeom i asvfite. and now tenanted by John Harwich, i Sold bv order of the Court of Ordinary. Tern* i made known on the day of sale. S! R. ROBINSON. I Sept 20-40d Adm r. Forty Hays notice. GEOHI.IA—Thewea tseelr. WILL lie sold beiore the Court House door i in Thomasville. said County, within the legal • ! nours of sale, on the first Tuesday in Decern Oer next, the Lands of David Ward, decease i Known as his Home Place, widow a dower i excepted. Terms cash. J, M. HURST, j Sept 20-40d Adm'r. GEOKUiA—I koiuan Sjounty. To the Honorable Court of Ordinary of to County : THE Petition of J. J. Biackshear, Guardi., for F. J. Winn, a minor, sheweth that he na i discharged his duty as such Guardian, as will appear bv reference to the records of said Court:—Petitioner therefore makes this his application for Letters of Dismission from said trust, and pravs that notice he given in terms . i of the law. and as m dutv bound will ever | pray, etc. J. J. BLACKSHEAK Guardis GEORGIA —Thomas County. Court of Ordinary, Sept. 1714, 1866. UPON hearing the foregoing Petition, it is . ordered by the Court, that said petition an this order be published in the southern Enter prise in terms of the requirements of the iaw. Sept 20-40d Ordinary Two Month’s notice. i RKORGIA—Thomas County. ON the first Monday iu Deoember next, ai a regulhr term of the Court of Ordinary of • said County, 1 will apply to said Court for at order granuug leave to sell the lands of David Ward, deceased—widow s aower excepted J. M HURST 1 Sept 20 2m A