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si (if < mQiil a■■ ■• *|p I Imi” ft nm tlija fn*l'li,rn
M, Wniljfnlloi ianpll luV'WQ in mi'KIlP
Oeorein. from linvinp for many yput l.pp?i
„ mercbnnl in MilleageTiffl His charnictei
y i fmainnaa lioa Irniii ln.r.n patnl l lioli n.| m l
it ia moi-pq .i y ijply In atntn tlml lio l|ns
patol'lialml in \n w Vftrk tltl'ilpn
ito-1 a Ilia api vu pa I • i.M|t!">rn l'hniP- f'pp
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inat l ull, f i 1 ‘ inpfpao pn.l Mtofp l.pgialiy
tin in warn p.iiinl l.i y tlm Hppnlilipnna
%*y .ivoinliiibiiinii i,i o i’ii .(ipa \\ Inf if flip
I’nnsst tniiv p s tihi gain a fw Tvl'c*. flipy
inat mcmlmv? i'i i’onii!'P a 3, nnJ Ijegiatfitw?.
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,11 flip .Nnitl.nin tifflfpo wtincp
1,0 V <‘| CllfnP tfl i I ioa t■! 11 a I’l'li r-1 II
virplv. tlm* tlm fl,.vprnnipfif ia in llto
lion,la pf tl.e Uotiii als, Iml is lifeply so TP
mnin (here, until then >/ i~ll. wbn
flip, will invital'lv lie overfltrowh bt the
bo” lnf tbt Vlniiglifv Wp one nn nap in
giving finiivpo. .li, wing . .1 in j'o 1 i ana a. n->
ni.,t;inp o| l.igipa fn? tl,n ) ’mi apitol iV pa h,
tpiling linn ii w>a dene It ia aiiflii ipnf for
41,n Sn,|tl| fp lilin* t It'll thp fi o ■I i nit 1 a 1
-a.- sot. pvp 1 \ wbpvp (ritunplifint, uivi Utui
negro ciifli .no on ! < “tift soot inn ia (l.oi ntnf
• p fpwoVl tbp'R nttfi
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litttltnt I’Mlvil I
Tit i ia flip fitip nf n typH l little ps
ypr jmHjalipii o* Fi i , by our old
Acannintance and iYientl, Sim’ • Craft,
formptlv of lb’* apefiott Ilia obi friend o
bpt e n ill 1m I.lml f'i beo) flip* bp pdiia l.ia
, 0,-1. well- nod I = 1 -I >m • lli 1 i ‘ in II lmai 11 paa
We w i all bim ntueh ett.'ppea, ‘)ti,| l-pnnrn
.asend his pape*! to those who raaj wish to
1- p*■ l o n-n =p i)-pi o.'iu K-t - Florida,
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Cam 1 f Hll m—sft* .■ oompli
onnp with ibp ni> iermeutinne'i resolnfiona,
| apt,.) von the |troeeeding° of a meetins
of the cimens of Vlmmes County, field at
theOnurtbob°e. • “ f*aiovd;\v the filth inat ,
,1 fi V W t > .-.in- .tni fin pvnpript. ,1
•u o oniiin o an fgr .>1,11110! Nnpielt so, 11,0
.adrsneement of those interests in this sec
tion
The meeting woo orgnnited by calling
Col. V Mi’fiVidiM to the Choir, and re
qi,oating t’i'l S Foueheto SC* o=
\ftpi o brio- aroipn.ppi pf. )bp phioi'ts of
thp meeting hv the t'lVair. C©l. Fonohe of
fereti the t*-ilowing ivohition. which were
ananimously carried.
.SVvp’ivo. Tlioi 0 t'nmn.iirpp ho Offnintpii
Vi. the t'hoit to draft o Con°ti'ntii>n and
ft,- l Iw* fp,- thp goTetnment c : thp Thomas
tVatiiy \g>’culti-i ol Issociaiion. and that
said be veqnea,pj f 0 report to
thi on Saturday n.esi, 2>ith i -t
j?c#ofne4 That all who take an interest
fu the regalst'-on of ot.r asrrionltnro, and
she organ ; a'i m of an pfb.'ipnt av°;em of
labor. b>’ ‘neif'iesiei to meet ti°at the t'oort
flense at fl A M. on tit’ day and unite
w hn :v on ‘b; -
The t'haii a.vpoir :p.i on the Comrv ; to©,
Opt* S r.;n.'!i(i i S.-vmi Oi'.i Mptp,
M . S-fAfU-
Cos! Apwoi-.i edeivd. ,he following re*-’
Imtiona. which were nnanimooßly adopted.
That wrp invite the citirens of
adjoining
on i'--v- Batt>rday and intenehange ‘
arii'Vi n-. . W
w-ards awltea ng a gen.- o, -„ip,.pvi ip ,v,p
■ amo, an i that we procure addresses to bo
made * able to ihe occasion.
Thai the Sbwfhcca ffatftp) wc
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fih ibp ot this mec'ing in
♦ hoii- ■t-pv-pp.-.iive yuynprs. •
The meeting then a^jenrned.
V McOLASHAN, Chair's.
S F-'-'op.t.. So.
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rrooeeding* f Council,
tot > 11 roou
Tnoa v*'n vs,. o>-t IS tsitp
,'.M,r.->. -.- .t v a. a rcgnfor Tnppr
inp. rnosAWi hi* H/w,or r VcfTfashan!
Mayor: A Mermen Srark. Ta” W ffp lrer
Tooke and Stega’d.
The minutes oi fast meeting were read
and confi-fned.
The relnms t>f an ppeo+ron for an Alder
mar to siiTofy the T-ooowcr oyca* owe.’, h r
the resignation of Col. A M. Sloan, held
oc Saturday las . wa* laid before Council
by his Honor the Mayor, from which it
appeared -h T>- A B Reid was elected
so filf the vacancy.
IV Reid being-nresent. be wa* dulr in
stalled by hi* 11000- the Mayor, and Wok
his seat a* an Alderman.
Alderman S ark wa* n'c present and
took b-is e;,r making the Ttaivrd fnff.
Hie Honor the Mayor remorred hi* *<-.
tin* regarding the new Comcte- v known
hy the name of Laurel Hill.
fTis TTewsor also laid before Coa-r.cil the
fpt*ow*ng Ordinance :
AN < iRDIN \N( E
Weigher for the
Town *f ThoßMls’illc.
1 by the >l
’ - ,f 11 p raw* Th(it*asvflic. I oat
* pablie We'zimr of f'otion shall bo electod
l.y Jim May as a r >'l ( o*l nejl, aarve V at,’ h
for the remainder of the year 18*16, or ‘i
lif hia s'i'9Vir shall he efeoted, wbo shelf
be required In take !he oath now required
1 by law. arid to give a bond vilh-ti
’ aapiiriiiea, in ‘lm i,m nf llii Thousand
p l ira i-iyable to th° ‘fayor and OMMiI
f
‘■ T.e. l-.f„ r *l,< fa'-'llf--lis'barge of his du
ll ea va Public’ Wpig! ,er .
. i: a f,n ‘I, * r nrda'ined hy >•••
.’ ty aforMaiti, TANARUS! at the du*y ‘/f ,li
tVeigfter shall be, te eiriftillj
t and weigh all * ottnn breiighf for
rpoe to iim Town I.f 1 Ml,
for that purpose, and legibly mark said
wi ; 2 t *on said Cotton with tlm initials P.W
, dire- lly over said weigh*, and further to
rV'c any odirr Weight fnAfks ‘ha* shay hr
■, ii anil t o* t,,naf’ ‘ r tlm apnm fma been
weighed and marked, eiowpt thou of pnb-
I lip officers.
Ppp and. Jle i* further ordained by the
i. ii. ii (be Bublio WdglF
nr el-ill kof J i a good sett sis Mri'llpi, To,
weigl-injr. w I ‘i'= shall Im > rated fv.od
uppror* I by a Sole t (‘or-oroittpp ©f Three
.Mdenneo, before lreit>g tted t r >r public
tiurndses.
ttr, f p.p jt furfhsr ordainsd by tl,p
aufhotif r aforesaid, * has the i’tiblit IV, igli
p, elipll h entitfed f f i th“ following fens.
fn wir 1 I mill mm king o.v h
!m|e or bag nf C itton, . 26 Cents
After *he y*ur tbe Tuhlio Weigher
■ pi • i .1 ii,, first regolai tneating
• nf ilm Sf And Council in each year, di
gnon tbereaftei as 1 ■ unoil can attend
•
1 Hpp 5 [fp it further ordained by (ho
au*lmi ]t y nfoi c-said. Th it the Public Weigh -
’ ir, (nay, in his dtsoretion, have on* o>
more nsajatnnta, win, shall, in every in
ston'ip, tnlfp (he’en'me oa*l, , the prinel
pal. “id ti.i llm I OI f o,l, llnee of vvh'lSO weigh
jug he shall be held responsible*
Passed in Council, Oct. 16ffi, 1800.
P M. til, VHIt \N. Mayor.
Attest ;—Ww ('mss, fyrrfr.
The’ ,ii In boing au|mndi'd by a nnani
moil? vote, tlm abo vp nrdinanee was read
three several tjams an I passed
Ah aero,u,f “f Lewis ft Hadley, for nine
dollars, grCs oi dorrd to be paid
\„ account of *1 Wilson, fur ¥0.60, wa°
rpfpi red to tlm I ina„i>e Committee.
iin nmi i. ll , Hshefl ‘i Bain wis elected
Wpigher “icier the above recited Ordi ■
nance.
A rtpleel Committee, oonoislirig of At
ilmtunn Taylor, Stegall and Reid, were ap
I lint’ 1 t” insppet the Pnblie Smles met
l Weights.
(),, motion, the rnles were suspended,
and the words ‘ taxes and wore stricken
from the end of the first line, seetinn 7.
I"*(xp J 4. nude, the head “ Me shall.” f
■ this year's’ Ordinances
Council then adjourned.
’ \V Al CLTNE, Clerk.
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IT;iut ‘lnu W*r il *>pi tni M -for iho lit
mWff nfi(> I'ntir.
N \ onis. Opt. It.—Thurl-ow Weed
annouiiprs, m the New > ork j’ituea,
that lie support? the Democratic notni
nation lot ttovernor of New York, and
that be prefers to act with the Demo
cratic party rather than with the Radi
cals, from whoso ascendancy he Tears
the worst results for the country
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CtNPtN VTi, Oct. 11.— Hottirns fron,
t. 6 counticn give a Radical majority of
d0,700. I'he remaining fgrty-three
counties will porbably reduce the ma
jority to 4-',OOO (veneral Morgan
IVmoprat, is elected to t'ongress in
the 13th District
rrS,i*Ornnia lirgialatnrp.
Phu vPKbrniA, Oct. 12.—The
1 legislature electoil • Tuosdav last,
stands as follows : Senate. H 4 Republi
cans and 12 Democrat? 5 House 03
; Republicans and 3.6 Democrats, The
Republican majority on joint ballot is
3-6
iN'r-w Ortipyßs, Opt n.- Advices
from the Rio Grande to the 4th, report
that Col.Quiroga Imperial, had routed
the 1 .iberal forces between Satilla and
San Louis I'seohedo was expecting
to be driven out of Monterey, upon
which Vidaitri, the old Governor, and
Mejia, were advancing. Caoalcß ac
knowledges Ortega as l'resident.—lie
was yet in possession of Alatamorny
though two attempts hv the .T iarists
one under General Honojosa and an
other under Gen Honojosa bad been
made to expel him, Cortina was ad
vancing to make a third attempt
[There may he something in a name.
Kps.]
Forced loans have been made by
the 1 ibeVals in Matamofas. since ‘lejia
left to ;he extent of STOO.IHXL Most
‘t.-yieaus of means had fled to Mata
mora.
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SvMinlin Piipnidi I), tlrq,
vi K nil,.
\V VSHIVOTOV. Oct 11,-—V des
pateb appeared in the Philadelphia
t edge*. ,tv. . roomier, .fated Wavlv.ng
ton. announcing that the President
bad propounded certain interrogatories
to tbe Attorney (Teneral. restricting
tbe constitutionality of Congress, and
that an opinion in writing wonld be
eiren against the legality of that body.
The despatch caused a great sensation,
the effect being felt quite serionslv in
mercantile circles Owing to its in
fluence gold made an advance during
the day to 153 7-5.
There is however, anthovitv for sat
ing that the statement is not in accor
dance with truth, no question of such
a character having ever been submit
ted by tbe President to the law officer
of the government.
The PrrFCT or a Paroov. —In
the 1 eired State- District Court, sit
ing in Mexandria. 4 irginia, on Thurs
day last, the confiscation ease of the
United State* r*. J. H McVeigh, was
taken up. and on his producing a par
don f-em the President, all farther
proceedings were di*mied, and he
thuv has returned to him all hi° real
eatate which has not been actually
sold.
4*(AT4 SALK
VFINV NEW CARRIAGE—aP- h Hav-
*es? oomplore at t'OST. Apply soon
McQUEFN A MTTCHF7.T,.
Dot 1* *24f
i
Miy w? had th*i pleasure of a
Visit ff'imtlr. Thom*s. of the enterprising,
g. aheo-t firm of A. Bsscmra A f> , fta
vsuwah, ( i rgiv. wholesale 4alsrs in Pry
floods Mr Thomss informs us that their
atoek is now complete in every variety of I
pomes,ie and Foreign floods for the Spring
Trade, soi'ablc *o this mark®* being ex
pressiy ssDcted for the sam® also, a full
. lin® of t ioaks. Sao®|uea, Basqn* - • •• vwls, j
Hosiery, ffloves, he. “A friend in need ,
is friend indeed,” and. we strongly re (
rofmneTtd our friends. Merchants, planter*
and oilier?, requiring Pry Goods, to call
a* 14 linrnard Street, cvirner of < ©Bgrcss
Lane, and h.im'ne th®ir stock aid pr,o®s
before purchasing, which we no doubt
will proer a-vlsfnotory to a'l. ‘ Make ft note
=o you will not forget the address- A
Bfscukr h Cos., i'3 Harvard Street, corner
< ongress Lane. Saiannah. Georgia, n< ar
the old estabfisfiedTniig Store of A. Solo
mons h On . ftnfl oppoail® the wholesale .
Grocery Htnj* of \. h i,. Frmdertberg.
IMEi)
At 3 o'o’o, V, \ M . Wednesday the 17th
urstan*. in ThomasviVle, Fmii.t I.rvr.wia.
i infant and seeond dauehter of 1.. C. h
Emily t ffryan, aged nine niorjtKs.
” Suffer UUle ‘’hddren so. come unto me, for
of norh , th* Kingdom of flcitvcn.”
TINWARE.
At Wliolenalo and Retail.
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I ri'lD undersigned are noW mnnnfacturittg
I TIN IV IHI’ of nil l, ,u,la. (mil are
pi-epfuuri to till all orders, either by whul®sihi
I or reMil.
gJloTt ntii*p
i of till’ Miz Coffi'C Pot
A A R. SMITH.
I Thninae.ville, On., Oct 1? 4‘Z-lf
SWEET OPOPONAX FROM MEXICO!
Nature could not produce a richer
Gem or Choicer Perfume. Try it and bo
convinced
V, T SMITH ft CO., New Turk
Notice to Dlßtributooß.
TANARUS” th> llidr* at Ltwnnd Distributees-of the
estt of Nils Atkinson, of Thotaaa Cotin
t? and State nf (!eori;ia, aeoeased
As-the Kepresentativo “i said A(tatiA| it i*
■nei essui v th.it I should know the mum s, r< • i
I ih-m ‘ a'id- mini he i"1 heirs nnd ilistrihlltees, le
gaily, of said deeeased - Tm, are tlierefnro
untitled to furnish me with the desired, inf",
,nation, by nr before tire first Monday in .tan
uars*. Ifttift. whi.rh information is necessary,
before a division el said estete e*,, be had
Mi: SMITH,
Oef. Ift • . * Adm’r.
Twe Tlonihe Notice.
J’lpniUJl I l'hinn Coutilf.
ON the first ‘londay in December next, T
wilt apply t” the honorable < ’onrt nf Ordinal y
nf said County, for an order granting leave to’
sell the Lands nf William Collins, deceased—
wioow's dower excepted.
ELIZABETH COLETNS.
Oct 18 3m Ailin’ v
1 oil > Ifnvs Nolice.
(JI.’OIM-I % I'hoiyoi ('flsiitr
**rrrnhir to an order and by authority
j from the honorable Court of Ordinary of said
| Countv, will he sold before the Court In, Use
door in ThomnsVillo, said t'minty, within the
legal hours ot sale, on the first Tuesday in l)e
eeinbe, next, the Real Estate and Hi me f’laoe
of William Collins, deceased widow’s dower
excepted. Terms on dav of sale.
lI.IZ kUETII COLLINS,
( )i't Isl |ftd Adm v
SWEET OPOPONAX I Is the sweetest
Extract made. Supercedes all others,
! Try it once : will use no other, oot 18-3 m
Executor's Sale.
It!’ Oltlil V Thfinin? ('mini,.
UTILE be sold before the Courthouse door
in Tbnmasville, on the first Tuesd*’ i’>
Peeembei next, lot of Land Two hundred and
sivt, five (S(is). and fractional lot uumber two
hundred and sixty six (2<itil. consisting of
’’LH acres Said Lamia situated near Amin
n : a Lake, on the Florida Line, and known a°
the ho„,e place of said deceased
Sold as the property of John Al Ferrell, late
of said Fount v. do,-d. for distribution among
the Legatees.
U 1! STRICKLAND,
<l. l 1 S i.l F \ r
S" H til OPOPON \\ 1 l hdiea, to then
morning calls, carry joy and gladness,
when perfume'l with Sweel Opo(>onax.
Oct IS
Administrator's Salo.
t.'l’OUl.l Tlismsa ('enim,
* grrrnMi’ to an order of the Court of Or
dinar) of said County, will he sold before the
f'ourtbonse door, in ThomAsvilfe, on the tirwt
Tuesday in fVecemlyer next. all the lands jlie
longim; to tlie estate of Mnnloet. M. Kim,on.
late of said C'onntv, deceased, to wit Two
1 ots of I ,aml. numbers not know n, but known
as the place whereon resides the widow of
*a'd deceased, in the (frooverville District ot
said <'ounty. consisting of WO acres widow’s
dower excepted.
Terms on the day of rede
M C SMITH,
Oct 18 td Admr.”
S'-WEIT OPOrONAXI The onl, ele-
gant f'erffime f° found on all toilets,
and never slain? the handeerchief.
Oct 18 3m
1: . -
Noth k to umitoms ft'an
CREDITORS —All person* indebted to
the ex, aie-el Francis. Hearse, late ot Thomas
Conntv, deceased, are require,! to make par
menttotbe nndersigned, and all peiwons bav
ing claim* against the same, will present them
in terms of the law.
At C SMITH,
(Act IS-40,f Admr
RFOUBM—Tkcms, fnanti,
O’ ,I'e first Men,fa, in lAeceniber rev, f
w-’U kpiMv to the honorable Court of Ordinary,
of said County, for an order granting leave to
sell the land of Patrick AViudden, dec and, of
Mid - ,1 lUNi JOCK
oef 18 -9m , Admr.
t 1 honin* .
k*i*oeafle to an order of the honorable
. Court of Ordinary, of said count) will be sold
before the Courthouse door, in Thomasville.
said county, within tbe legal hours of sale, on
the first Tuesday in December next the Land*
k V S
the lands of James Hancock, dec'd Terms of
sale, easb J. HANCOCK.
octlMAd Adm’r.
IfFOH!''! ft Tkemn, t>n|i.
VV ,Vc first Mondax in December nexi . 1
will apply to the honorable Court of Ordinary
of said county, for an order granting leave to
seli the Tlands and Home Place of James Han
cock, dec and, late of said conntv
a Hancock,
oot 18 3m Adm’r.
IfFONtn ft TKomn* l'*ss(< .
* ft grconWe to an orde, and h) authority of
’ the honorable Court of Ordinary of said conn
t) will be sold before the Courthouse door, in
Tbommsvilte, w ithin the legal hours of sale,
the 1/and® and Home Ptaee of .Tames Hancock,
de,*ea°ed—about 80S acres, with 126 cleared,
ready for cattivation. The f ,and is goewi
Terms of sale, cash
J HANCOCK
oet 18-4*l*l Aitm'r.
RFSRSII Erksl* frsstt
Wlirrrs* -Tivhn <- Hotriell. Adn- ; nist*rator
of Jesse Howell, having tiled his Petition in
this Conn tor Letters oi Dismission from his
administration Th'® ts therefore to admonish
all concerned to show cause if any they can.
why a,d letter® should not be granted at h reg
ular term of thi® Court. after the expittition of
six months. Oivet, titider my hand andffiocial
wigoftture, this Ist dav of October, TBfif>
THO&. B CLAYTON.
Oct If fim i trdinary
IYoh ; hiihitmilih
Perfcme aad lsdio?’ delight. oct IF-on*.
AIISWOBTH, M & SAIFOSD
\'RB now rpr • v'.’.i, a large and complete ;
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DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS & SHOES,
Ifafa and Taps,
llai <iware and C'ntlery,
('rocUory Ware,
BAGGING AND ROPE,
In fact , any arid everything that, a Planter or .
any one else needs, which we are determined to
SELL AS LOW
As tiny bouse in the place.
nr Cell end examine for yourselves. -
’ Jjf'Vo charge made for showing goods
I i^*Highest market. prices paid for Cotton,
Wool, Hmes and other Country Prod
receiving a fresh lot of’ SEEP
• \ i \ NT) RYE
jyAl the old stand of Ainsworth & San
ford, next doorl Kuhitshek and Brother.
Oct 18 42-ts
CfITTOS PLASTERS MB SUPPERS
K K. MiTCAi.fr. E. M. Bruck. A Cos.
Jouv W. O’Connor.
E. F. METCALFE & C 0. 5
Cotton Factors,
Commission & Forwarding
K lie II 4 \ r s.
Sin. .1, Ntartrinrri's I,.oivcr Itnnjfo, Huy
SMrer.., NIVAIVNtH, /%.
We are now prepared to make liberal Cash
Advances on Consignments of Cotton to the
well known and responsible Houses of Messrs.
Norton, II might oil Jk. Cos., New York, and J.
R. Gilliutt A- ( Jo., Tiiverpool. To (lie patrons
Os the above (inns, wo may safely promise (lie
fullest satisfaction in sales and <pii< k reinittan
oes of balanees due. To those consigning to
hr for sate in .Savannah, we premise our
prompt and personal attention to their interest.
We will keep always on hand a full supply
of Itnmiiuu, Hope, t orn, Itneon, Ar.
Planters and Merchants may rely on having
their orders filled promptly, at the lowest
market rates
Koh't.T. Bruce, of Tltomasville, is
authorized to nay Taxes and other expenses,
and to make liberal advances on Consignments
to the above bouses
E. F METCALFE <V CO.
Oct 18 42-ts
D O. PURSE IV H. TTIOMAS.
PURSE & THOMAS,
BN. FOSIiBBIKB MO
Sliippi n# Merchants,
v. n nr •.. mavaNnaii, iva.
j General Agents for Georgia for the following
well known. Companies
The Wll.lcr I’alcnl Salaman
der Sale Company,
Manufacturing the oldest and host Eire Proof
i Sab- in the world.
j The Is real Rend Neale Tom')
With a full supply of different sizes and stvles
of Scales always on hand, from small Counter
I to largos! size Platform.
Nonpareil Washing Machine.
Bevond question the BEST Washing Machine
now in use. giving universal satisfaction, and
supplying a great necessity in its labor saving
qualities.
I’eorgla Chemical Work*,
OF SAVANNAH, G V
Their superior brand of FAMILY SOAP now
offered to the public at a price below Northern
Soaps, is warranted equal to the best, and far
superior to many.
Also, Sole Agents at Savannah, for
The Mapps Nnper-l’liONphalc
of l,tme.
Its application to Cotton. Corn and Garden
Vegetables has a!wa\s been attended with
most satisfactory and flattering results. The
history of it 1 - use South, for the past fifteen
years, just ly places it, the Front rank of Fer
• > The Atlantic & Gulf Railroad Com
, panv, with great liberality to the planters
along its line, propose to carry this fertilizer at
the following rate per 100 lbs
To No’s 1. Iky and 2. at Id cents per hundred.
8, 4 and 4H. at IS cents per hundred
ft, 0. 7 and 7 ky. at 20 ets per hundred
S, SVfc 9 and 10, at 23 ets per hundred
lOH. 11, 12 and 13, at 2ft ets. per cwt
14. Ift. lftiy and lfi. at 2S ets per cwt
1 . 18 and 19, at 30 cents per hundred.
We Will cheerfully furnish pamphlets con
mining full particulars of this Super*Phosphate
to any one addressing ns
Alse, Sole Agents at Savannah for
Horace L. Emery & Son’s
Improved Cotton Gin and Con
denser.
For the first time offered for inspection of the.
Planters of Georgia This Gin is adapted to
both Long and Short Cotton. The Gin may
be seen in operation at Valdosta, with our
Agents. Messrs Pendleton A Rountree, or at
our place in Savannah
A.so, Sole Agents at Savannah for
James Metcalfe & Co’s OILS, of
Louisville, Ky
Lubricating, Head Light and Machinery Oils
always on band- at Manufacturers Prices
Along the line of the Atlantic A. Gulf Rail
Road, with Counties adjoining, and Florida,
having been appointed Agents for Messrs
Purse A Thomas, we are prepared to furnish
all articles advertised by them, at their lowest
Savannah Prices, with Freight and ©ravage
to points of delivery along onr mute. without
Commission or an’ other expense to pnroha
•err PF.XDUVTON A FiM NTRKV
Oct 18-Arr, Valdosta, Ga
A Hlf PERFUME Called Swrvt
/\. Opoposax Fsom Mexico, manufac
tured by K. T Smith & Cos.. New York, is
making a sensation wherever it is known
Is very delicate, and its fragrance remains
on the handkerchief for days —Evming
BmUtPm, Philadelphia oct IS-Sm
Extract from Minutes of the In
ferior Court
RfORRI | Tks™’ Centitv.
Inferior Court in Chambers, )
Thomasville, Oct.. 2, ISHf. (
IT if ordered that a Tax be levied as follows.
. to meet the demands and claims against the
County, viz :
Gm hundred per cent on the State Tax. for
County purposes
Fifty per cent for the Small Pox expenses.
One hundred per cent to pay for Provisions
purchased to feed Soldiers’ farnilres before tbe
surrender of tbe arm tea. and during tbe rear
1855.
Fifteen per cent for Poor Tax
R H HARDAWAY, J. i. r
HENRY MITCH ELI
AKSKt. PKKT/E t T . c
Lvra Peki y , c, i. c.
| Or U
I. KUBITSHEK & BRO.,
* ’
TAKE pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Thomasville and public general.y,
that their Stock of
FALL AND WINTER
.*•. o ■ 0
.. • •
Are now .Complete.
We have Hsed unusual care in buying this season; and feel.assured
that our selection.of • .
FANCY ©RESS AMD STAPLE ©©©D£,
. Will give satisfaction to otir patrons.
We have bought heavily, nn4 at as low rates as any merchants who have-made P ul '*
chascs in New York this season. We do riot intend to hold, btjt are
D ETEEMINEB TO SELL I
take pleasure in exhibiting ouf Stock, feeling assured that we can please the
eye without, drawing 100 heavily upon the purse. Our stock will be kept •
up to tlie standard of a full assortment during the season, .
Our stock will be found to Consist of a Bplcndid and varied assortment of
LADIES DRESS COOOS
Such as, French, English and American Prints, All Wool Delaines, French Merinos,
plain and Figured Silks, Alpacas, Poplins, Mohairs, Scotch Plaids and Ginghams.
Ladies Cloaks, Shawls, Son tags, Nubias, Vandykes, Breakfast Shawls, Jaconet, Swiss
and Velvet Trimmings, Braids, Collars and Cuffs, Thread, Laces, Ribbons, Belting,
Dress Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves, Hoop Skirts, Umbrellas, Balmoral Skirts, &c , Ac,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
INCLUDING A SUPERIOR LOT OF
Ready Made Clothing
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, PIECE GOODS, &c.
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
A large assortment for Ladies, Gentlemen, Boys and Misses.
A HEAVY STOCK OF , ‘ ‘.
Foreign and Domestic Goods
Always on hand, including SHIRTING, SHEETING. BLEACHED AND UN
BLEACHED,” HICKORY’ STRIPES, OSNABURGS, PLAIN AND STRI
PED, SPUN YARN, &c.,&c
Trunks, Carpot Bags, Valises, Blankets—including some very Pine
Bed Blankets.
hardwa.be, cutlery, shot guns, pistols,
WATCWSS 7TORTRY
\\ i/'OJ lit VjvuJwcCiOy U VV OciJLjiW 0 tlr J
Fancy KTotions and Pcrfumory.
In short, every thing usually found in a first class Dry Goods Store.
N. B.—Osnaburgs and Yarn sold at Factory Prices by wholesale.
I. KUBITSHEK & BROTHER.
Oct 18 • ts
NOTICE!
VS the undersigned has quit bis business as
Watch. Cloek and Jewelry Repairer, in
Thomasville. he would respectfully say to all
those who have Watches. Clocks or Jewelry
in his care, that they will find them at his
dwelling house, where they can be had by
paving the bill—with the exception of four
Watches, namely . Mr. John Cason, bill $lO ;
Jacob Smallwood, bill sl2 Allen Mclntyre,
bill on Watch and Clock . Henry Bowls,
bill $0 These are in tbe bands of Mr Wm. P.
Flanagan, for delivery, on paying.the bill.
All Watches. Clocks and Jewelry in his hands j
or at his house, that are not token out by the ]
first Saturday in November, will be sold there i
after for tire bill of Repairs So let white and j
black lake due notice thereof and govern
themselves according! v.
* JAMES M GRAY.
Oct 11 41-3 t
EXECUTORS” SALE
I\7ILL be sold before the Court House door
11 in Thomasville. Thomas County, Geo.,
on the FIRS T MOSDA Yin DECEMBER
next, all the lands lying in said County, be
longing to the estate of E. R. Yonng, deed,
consisting of two Plantations: —One eight
miles south west of Thomasville, on the Bam
bridge Road, lying on both sides of the Och-
Voekonee River, containing thirty-five hundred
acres, eighi hundred cleared and in a good
state of cultivation, with all necessary build
ings.
The other Plantation is sixteen miles from
Thomasville. throe miles from No 18. A A G
Railroad, containing fortv-ono hundred and
six'!’ five acres, about twelve hundred cleared
and in a fine state of cultivation with all neoes
sarv huildintrs
\Vj)l be sold also, on the first Tuesday in
lleee.mber next., before tbe Court House door,
in Valdosta, lamndes. County, G* . t.he Plan
tation belonging to the estate of said F. K
Y onng. deceased, lying thirteen miles south of
Yaldosta, containing twenty-tax hundred and
ninety-five aeses, between six and seven him
dred cleared and in a good state of cultivation,
w ith all necessary buildings.
All the foregoing sold by virtne of an order
from the Court of Ordinary of Thomas Conntv,
Georgia, for dist ribution, as directed in the last
*Wil] and Testament of said E. R Yonng. dec and
Thr-nti* : —One-third cash, balance in one and
two years with interest, secured by personal
secufitv and mortgage on the T^and
D. S BRANDON,
W. J. YOUNG,
Sent 27-1 fit V’
fstatusauk.
ttriLLbe sold at the late residence of fYnr
▼ Y ear. Rav. deceased or, Thnrsday. 8t h of
November, proximo, the following property.
tO Wit :
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Agricultural Implements
Blacksmith and Carpenter’s Tools
Road Wagon, Carts,
Carriage and Bnggy. etc., etc..
Also, at the same ‘rim and place, a lot of
about 90 bead of Stock Cattle ; some of them
excellent Milch Cows.
Sold for division among the heirs Terror
on dav of sale.
DUNCAN S KAY.
Oct 11 41-St
CONFECTIONARY
FAMILY GROCERY.
\S another evidence of the great improve
ment# going on in Thomasville, T-J. Me
lanin hits again commenced business.
He will In* found at Numbers 4 A A.
Bruce s Range, on Main Street.
Call and see him. He will meet von in his
usual good humor with an honest face, and
will keep on hand nil articles usually kept in a
Confectionary and Provision Store—at the
lowest market prices.
°ct 11 41-Itn
TAX NOTICE.
T'HK following are my appointments for the
X purpose of collecting the Taxes of Thom
as County, viz :
Glasgow. 17th October, 1866.
Station. 18th October.
Boston, 19th October.
Oclilockonee. 23rd October.
Thomasville. 20th October.
Murphy's, 24th October.
17th District. 30th October.
18th District, 31st October.
Duncanville. 3rd Novemlier.
Oct 11 -ts S A DICKEY.
Administrator's Sale.
Vs' r ILI* be sold at mv house, (on the Albanv
* t Road. 3 miles from Thomasville.) on
Saturday. 20th inst.. all the Cattle and House
hold Furniture, belonging to the estate of N
T. McMath, deceased.
T C. McMATH,
Oat 11 -11 - Adra r.
‘F't O ‘*lO> TH*i from date application
1 will be made to Echols Court of Ordinary,
for leave to sell the Bands of the estate of,las
Tmirhtonr . late of Mid County, iW and.
WM TOtCUTONE
Oct 11-fiftd* ‘ Adm’r.
RKORtil A ThIH. t SMR(I
AS} REE.A ft f_E to an order of Conrt. 1 will
sd! before the Conn House door fn Thomas •
ville. sard Connty within the legal honrs of
sale on the First Tuesday in December next,
the Land# of W p Carter dec and
Terms eash. ALEX GARTER.
Oct 4 t 4 Adm’r.
C. S Rockwell,
Citll Knglnecr and Survey or.
Siiwtml him) Plats straw*
in the Heal iytr *f *lc Art.
Ortvxrs left with A. P. Wright, Thomasville,
Ga., will meet with prompt attention..
June 20 25-ts
Bug gies !
At'K Viave on hand, and are constantly re
▼ ▼ ceiving, the best make of
Northern Buggies
Those- desiring any thing in that line, will do
well to give ns a eall before purchasing else
where We sell Low for the Cash
M C. SMITH A SOX
Oct II 41 -ts
NOTICE.
rjMIE citizens of Thomasville ..'ml ~B t
L country, are hereby notified (hit the M ,
of Laurel llill Cemetery. on’ (be Iriviav
Road, near Town, is <\n view at M.ssr. E.
Remington Ac Son'* Store aud the Lot-th.-rein
specified will he sold at Public Auction
Wedne-dav -Mthi.f Itetobct inst.at tlwCfSit
House. By order . .
P. McGLASHAN. Mayor.
Wm. C'Lisr, Clerk. • _ Oct 11 ,‘t
■ GREAT
INDUCEMENTS
To I'crsons who wNii to
nv**t their Capital!
WE will offer for aa"le on Thursday, the Ist
of November neat, at l/epot and
Station Number ;*(), 8 a. fit O. Railroad.* num
bar of Business and.ke*iile.nt Lots. .Said Sta
.lion is IS miles by Hail Kd we*t..f Thorn
asvillg, and the contemplated ptsM’ for the
Junction of said Hoad with a Kail Road t™
Albany, Georgia. Number 211 is surround'd
by a productive and healthy section, of country,
and will be a..desirable plae for business.
Persons desiring to engage in business, \vlll
find it to their interest to attend said *ale.
Terms or Sale —One-third cash,'with bond
for title*. The leinaiinhr payable mi the 15th
diy of January next, wluen a Wanaatee Titl<*
will be made. •
JAMES IF HAYES,
11. 11. TOOKE.
Oct 11 41 td
• OCTOBER, IN-fii;
Fall it Winter
GOODS.
W> offer to the l*ollir n Pine Amtrtv
went
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
CONFECTIONARIES, &e.
Also, a well selected .stock of
READY MADE
Clothing',
BOOTS AND SHOES,
IIATS cfc CA-HS,
(mhrtllus. Ymihcc Yolimis,
Ac., &c>, Ac.
The Toadies are particularly invited to exam
ine our Goods, as we have many articles to
please them.
We will exchange any thing we have for
Country Produce
Os all Kinds,
Upon favorable terms, and have effected ar
rangements by which wc will be in constant
receipt of all goods in our lino.
NlcQueen &. Mitchell.
Qct 11 ■ 41-ts
Something New!
I‘oreelnin Zoouo^raplis!
THE GREATEST lIIPItOTE
JIENT VET MADE IN THE
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART!
MR. JEFFERS takes pli-asnre in in
forming the Indies and Gentlemen of
I homasville. that he has effected an engage
ment (for a short time only), with lVotWsor
Ti.uirix, the celebrated Artist from Memphis,
Tennessee, who will introduce Ins new and
original style of Picture called Porcelain Zoo
nogmphs. the beauty of which cannot be de
i scribed, hut must be seen to he appreciated.
Indies and Gentlemen are cordially invited
to call and examine these Gems of Art.
N. B.—Photographs and Ferrotypes takes
as usual.
Cooperating hours from 9 a. m. till 4 p m
Oct 4 ts
LOOROIT MOI\T
Educational Institutions.
f I MIE winter session will begin Nov. 15.1866,
1 and close April 1, 1867. Board and Tui
tion fl(H). one-half payable upon entrance, the
remainder, January 23.1867. Drawing, Music,
and Modern Languages, extra.
For Circular with fall particulars, address
the Principal,
Rev. E. F. WILLIAMS,
Oct 4 2m Chattanooga, Tenn.
Executor's Sale.
IX pursuanceof and by virtue of a Decree of
the Honorable the Superior Court of Thom
as Couutv. will be sold Itefore the Courthouse
door in Thomasville, Thomas County. Ga., on
the First Tuesday in December next, between
the usual honrs of sale, the following property
bekmgingtothe estate of John Walden, dec and,
t-o wit:—The plantation known as the Peyton
Walden place, consisting of Lots Xo. 272. 273,
248 and 233. in the 18th District of. originally
Early, now Thomas County—some six hun
dred acres cleared land, with good Gin House
and Screw, and seven negro houses
Also, lots in the Town ofThonuuviile. known
as No# 5 and 6, in Block 2, Column I—No. 41,
Block 2, Column 3. Xo. 72. Block 1. Column 4,
Xo. 92 and 93. Block 6. Couiitm 4. No. 10k,
Block 5. Column s,N<s. 114, 115. lib and 117,.
Block 3, Column 6. No. 118, Block 4. Column
6. No. 119. Block 1. Column 7. No. 120. Block
2, Column. 7, Ninth East Section of the Town,
Also, the place known as the Gray Place
Albu. 3,4, 3 and 6. in Letter X. and 2
feet extending through said Letter X
Terms made known on the dav of sale
ANSEL’ DEK.LE,
Oct 4-bOd SergKxr .
STEAM SAW
AND
GRIST MILL
For Sale.
THE nmiersitmed now offers for Rate “hi#
Steam Xavr and Grist Mill, near Tti >ma*
ville. known as the Graves Mill —in complete
running order and now sawing, w hi, the labor
of three hands from 2590 to 300‘ seer of lum
ber per da\ Stock Oary#, Tool# Oxen an-,
all other imnle.menrs for carry me on *be busi
ness. sold with the Mill l“rci sl7*W Cast
If not sold by the first ol December . tint
ofter will l*e withdrawn
E O THOMPSON
Sept Wt H Hi
OPOPONAX PROM MEXICO!
New. very rare, rtch and Easbionabie
perfume The finest ever imported or manu-.
faenired in the United States I’ry a and
be convinced
SWEET OPOPONAX FROM MEXICO *
The most e-tegant and essential per
sonal requisite for a lady, “ Extract of
Sweet Opoponax.”
E T. SMITH & CO-. Nev York j