Newspaper Page Text
I have already aftvertaJ to tjie if
•V wb; fa .'.-urn 1 :• r< jinptot®
return?. Accompanying tWsJP^mnate
r
x daj}'. ■ to ur
border coouuca to lb<? (jjafflr ..M.
general stating his end arras- ner.t
and Ageing instructions ; also a copy
of a letter from a citizen of Georgia to ’
mvsMf sitting h >t th&duty of nrimin*
isterirfw an es'Me'Tyni* in tW \1 spu
ted belt has devolved upon him, ani
asking directions rrr which Strife he •
shall seek the necessary authority tor ,
o doing 1 hese appeals present in
strong light the evil ot kccp.ug the
question open. Other and perhaps ,
more serious dimcuPic* wil occur tu )
the progress of tin e if a finality be
not given to it.
Questions of jurisdiction, civil and
criminal, will arise between the Courts *
of the t or lor eouutics of both States, ,
The right* of property, the privileges, j
duties and iabilitics of citizenship, the
punishment of crime, and the peace us ,
the border counties are all involved. l
To me it seems that these considers- j
tiot.s tar outweigh iu importance the f
right of eminent domain over litis nar* j
row strip of haul, and even the relation j
of citizenship b twuen the Btate of ,
Geoigia and t;.o ini.nb.tauts * tliis j
belt. Doubtless there dwell upon it j
good and true men whom we -hpu.d |
all grieve to 1 iso, butot all men in the
State they are most interested iu the
settlement -of the controversy. Ilut
whether interests or ties are inv di ed
in it, I respectfully insist that by the
action of the two States, Genr-.u -
committed to the Orr and Whtner
line, and good faith requires that she
make full and final acknowledgement
<>i it. 1 rcooappend that the General
Assembly authorise ‘the Kzecutivc to
issue. a proclamation declaring. that
line.the boundary, and requiting that
her citYons and officers govern them
selves accordingly.
Chafes J. Jenkins.
I'10)11 W aohiiißtoii.
•’ Washington, Dec. I.—Tire Radi
cal members, ot Congress, feumberiqg
perhaps fifty members, held a caucus
to-night at the caj itol. Mr. Stevens
; presided, and a committee, to Cu'i.i-t’
. of nine, members, to prepare .busiees*
■ for an adjourned meeting, to meet on
’ Tuesday night next, waa a. .....
The caucus designated Speaker Col
fax to reply to the .address ,of welcome
to Congres to- be delivered byCh-iaf
- Justice Carter, ou Monday a-l-.em. on
at the Capitol. The various Repulm
can- associations have u.auo arrange
ments to parade thither iu profession,
-as a part.uf the programme. The cau
. cas were not exclusive ip miming their
i rotor, but suggested that the members
of the donate annoir.t one their own
•j ft
numbers of the Senate appoint to per-
similar pert, Thai. Stevens
was selected to respond to the toast to
the Congress of the United States, to
he proposed at the Radical banquet,
in the Fair building, on Monday night.
The caucus disci:-sod the subject ol
removals from offieov- Vmm ...m
bers mentioned instances of . what,
they characterized as grass injustice
on the part of the President in their
respective districts, and caucus unanb
mously recommended that tliQ {senate
reject all the nominations made merely
on political grounds.
• —■ - ■ ■ - ■ -
The Methodist Centenary Yund. —
The sum contributed to the Methodist
centenary fund this year already
amounts to three million dollars. The
Christaui Advocate is'confident that
the aggregate will reach five millions.
Mr. Daniel Drew, of New York, heads
the list of subscribers by the gift of
half a million. ‘Among the donations
from single churches or individual
member- we find the names of L.,
Claflin Esq , of Ilopkinton, Massachu
setts, put down for $25,060, and his
* si. lieutenant (Governor “William ('la
fiin, for slo>>oo. —Broom Sold street
church, Boston, gives $70,000; and
. ('anton, Ohio, $75.453 ; Ulirist Church
Pittsburg, is duvn for $80,000; Meri
den, Connecticut, has already sent in
$55,000, and mere is to follow. Trini
ty Chatch, Cincinnati, contributes
$ 50,000. and N irfh Adams, Massachu
setts. $1 ‘',ooo. The mention of these
numbers will show on what a gigantic
scale this work is going forward.
from Tlrvifo.
NkW Orleans. November 20.—’
Advices from Vera Cruz to the’ 24th
and from Tampico to the 25t'h have
been received. Two French and two
Austrian frigates arc in. the former
port, and also one Austrian frigate
in the latter port. Maximilian is liv
ing ‘ privately at Orizaba General
Bazaine is at the city of Mexico. The
Imperialists hold only four or five
towns. The rest of Mexico is in po-n
session of the Liberal party. The Im
pend garrison at the city ot Jalapa
surrendered to the Liberals on the 2Uth
ii-stant. The garrison were treated
as prisoners of war.
fea'” A mystery which quite sur
passes the sphynx is astonishing the j
New Yorkers. It is a living human
head, resting upon a very small cush
ion and floating in mid air under a i
strong light. It laugh*, talks and re- ;
cognizes persons in the haii_hm_Lii££g_
./JtwnTJTP'’Hoar, and it. flout- utl
four feet from the floor, ceiling and
. ■
— -<-••• * —■
kC n . —Capt. if. 11.
rjuU, A. A. G . an the staff of Majur
General Kirby during the war,
met with ;ui ‘ ucoiid, r.t this tuurtuug
wliicii terminate.l his life *m uLuii.
it i nee. J j -
. . act moi
Ifijhd i jousi, washing his face over
the Lautioiii', n.iwi * ..g La.a-<. .
he tell a du.e> of ti.. ~i fifteen fee
to the pa-vemou h He wa- pick
.
pi red il ©’•Jock. AM—A , w-.
KofauG. Ala,
MutfiniCtiftcrprUc 1
=- j
L. m BBMir, : : : : Editor- |
; H< >M \S\ i 5.1-1 - - GA.i .
TiirnSDAV. DI'UTi 6, l v; H.
Hgr\\~pul lish to-day, the pro-.:
ceedmgs of the Railroad Meeting re
■ : .-t we k.
. -#
£r£ • i.,bow •> u"• t. v<n iu by U ■,
. anJ treated to some of thos( Oysjora ,
Vcsferdtfv. ind h(! s.'tys that the reautfpn
i n prir* ilii- nur any rCdwciicti in
tbc quantity or quality of the ifchle on
eich jilate. I
_ . ..i in a day or two to
get “taken in” in the same manner, and
;he ; r.-u’.f -halt he made known to our
reader? in dre time.
■ • 1 Oys .'r? at 25 cents ? r |
j hue. til mvj til®’ -.re. good, and “/< i
gtjg k 15ro are receiv- ■
i-i . v■ *v ’ i'i l- :ni- S • -ra * I go*’d - y Inch
. at loir fir;: es, an t wilting to
qive the purchaser the advantage,—such
.. i rent h. Ktiglish. and Abierickn
lints. Larly's, & Gents. Hats. Slices and ,
Bo*ta, Knit filisufls, \ Nn!.ia>
• i my other articles, call and ,
• ■ . “1
i HTt.t.i xrwt ni.iOT
One of the plMJuresof n week in Saran
mh. is i visit Es ill’s News Dept*, on
l>ull S:reet, opposite the I'ulaski. llereq
a tK - ‘ig public are daily supplied
with newspapers, books and Magazines of j
all kinds, and from nil sections of the coun
i try, white the pleasmt and accemmoda- !
ting prop: iotor is ever present and rendy ]
to do you a favor. Ilia efforts are appro- ,
ciaied by a benefited public, and we re- j
joice to see Ids success. We are ourself
1 indebted to him for important favors dur-
ing our sojourn in the city, and embrfir
thfa oivporiuiHty to return our sincere
thanks.
—...—- -a-* • •— —: •
V 5 .iTK!’IOXIAI, ;
The f.4low'iig note with a splendid nC
-1 conrpanimeiit of wolding Cake, were laid
lon our table Thursday last. Long life and
, happiness lo our friend Chat ley and his
, beautiful bride. The frinLeds fie was ot
the urst cl Jit'S, autl give evidence of igc
, splendor r of the repast prepared for the
nuptials:
Mahkikti near Quincy, 1 11., on the eve
ning of the 21st November, by Uev. A. B.
Campbell, Li- brother, KeV- Cu.v.ii.is D.
CiMfßKtt nod Miss Rachel ( . Ingram,
”
SOI Til 4. i.OiUii V A t S.OKJP 1
HAS I. IHM f).
j TANARUS, fitcr- froth Mitchell Cduhty. tbrough
w l.vch die above Railroad will tie located,
a jsuhe u.- ii. ii the pet pic of that Coumy
are wide awase on ihi- subject, and they
: ruv resolved to aid us in the constfiictiqn
I bf t he road to the full extent of then-means.
LAo Tiinmn. they arc consid. iang • tlie
i matter off taxing the County to raise a sufll
cicut. sum to give thee position and weiglit
‘ i:i the Company. They arc looking to
Thomas County a- the chief agent‘.m con
! neoting them with Savannah by railroad
and while relying upon our own wealth
an i ini portanCe, • arc determined a JO 10
help themselves. There are..many P °J
and able men in that County, filled with a
generous public spirit, and they desire to
ie brought as speedily as pos-ihle in'o
i cornmunicnuon wiih tin- seeiion. Lei u*
Wn-tYtT tire f;Y>Y.a ttw.K nut! tlY.ia re
newed courage. The Inferior Cv’art wiii
soon put the question before the voters of
Thomas Courity for their decision as to
1 whethef or not, they are willing to he
1 taxed forth? construction of the Road
1,. ins be ready for the qne-'ion. aril ile
\ cule for our interests.
AVIIKRE TO BA Y VOIR IIATM.
J While in Savannah recently wc visited
the large and elegant establishment on
f xAugress street, occupied by Mr. S. M
Ci.ldifig a> a hat store, Ihstantly romov
i ing our old si nieh/ J, and replacing it with
, a regular “ Mode ds- l amanutactured
to t lie order of S. M. Coldmg. i-he courte
ous proprietor led us through his, sales
rooni, where every imaginable color, style
I unii shape of hats and caps, for male and
female, were displayed in all their glory,
lavii z examined these with a ciiln-va;
I judgment, improved by anew hat, we
; next entered his wholesale.rooms to be as
| tonishe.l that a clever man should risk so
! much money on the fickleness and fluefua
ions of fashion. But Mr. folding does
not 1 ase because fashi.n changes. ‘The
(reason is obvious —he snlls onttheap. We
t know of no other hat store in the eiiy.
A i onr.v cosvkrsiov.
The Baltimore Ameriritn, the vile Radi
cal sheet which justified every act ot vio
lence and dis .rder perpetrated by the
i Radical disturbers, and called upon the
B.e,- in Blue, “ Pennsylvania trc-ops. to
invite Maryland, has su idenly changed
sides since tiie defeat of ilie Ra lieals. and
e ivw to” the Dsotointv We notice
’ that like all cowards and bullies, these
rioting Radicals, the “.torch and turpen
. tine “ pavty- sulside when danger menaces
them , or. they see tlieuuelves in the nii
i nority.
: .
What ('eatilutra a (triHh-mnii and
a Mrliolar.
The Savannah flercttd says, “if we had
ever entertained a doiibt that the editnr of
i the above sprightly weekly, I the Sanders
ville (.Georgian, was a man ot discernment,
a gentleman and a scholar, the following
paragraph, which we clip from bis last is-
I sue would remove any such doubt.”
i T Savann lh Daily Xews and Herald. —
I This excellent paper pays us a daily visit.
It is one of the best dailies published on
the continent; it is the oflicia.l paper of
i the city, has a large circulation and should
! be taken by every business man in the
State. We recommend’ all ■ odr business ■
men who trade in Ssvar.nah, and by the
way.-they all trade there move or. less, to
subscribe immediately for the “News and
Heral l.Try it gentlemen, it will prove
a paying investment.
II VAT. IT A VOI R DESK
liiily pri
fuwx F‘*n. of snvanii i.i. styled “ Jsav.au
nab Rusine-s Houses.’ We wiii hung it
. .. k - ,
, thanks to the publisher for so valuable an
j assistant, . It is llie best advertisement the
raiinah business men have ever sent
.ith to me country.
fear'd 01. W. D. Mitchell, lloprcseu
tative irorn Thomas, has intruduead a
till in the House to enange the tune
for holding the Superior Courts in
~- . L.a .a-. Brooks and Col
quitt.
A bill has ah- been introduced in
ilii- ><1)0(0, to define and prescribe in
what nov.-papers, Ordinaries C!:rks
:ii Sheriff- shall publish their notice*.
A iffl bus passed the Senate of
Georgia, iby a tote pf 14 to 13|com.
celling Consfcblcs to pub
1-h their s: es t \vi I.VE Month-.—j
*1 his TL iy be pr Stable t® publisher^
* but, is rninovw t*‘ debtors
V ’ se this bill was intended
bv its authiar, to operate as auxiliary
aid to the Rklif.f Bill already’ passed.
rtAll. UVI> MEETHG
At a Culled Rail Road Meeting of,
■ ittF etfGNh* of Thomas - ('dunf v. oh ”
motion, dodge A. H. lianseli was
V elected Chairman} and li. H. Ilarda
’ wa v {?eoretary.
judge Hansel explained the oh- 1
jeot of the meeting to bo tj adopt such
measure? as would insure the building
of the South Georgia A: Florida Rail
Road from Thomasville to Albany. Ga.
On motion. P, S. Bower, Yv. C.
Mitchell, A. T. Mclntyre. J. L. Ross, i
P. MclU ishan and J. L. Seward, were-1
aj pr nted a U< mrnitteo (■* report hn*i
ness for the action of the meeting
Tlie Coimittee iwotoiendcd that
. a Memorial- Go presented through tins
meeting t ■ *tho- J.< gislaiure, asking’aid
isM : 1)■ - >t:'*o to the South Georgia ‘
& hi vii.il Rail Road, based upon the
same conditions that aid was granted
so the Atlantic Gulf Rail Road.
That the Justices of ti e Interior
| Court be requested to order an elect
tion of the legal voters of the I'ounry,
: s early a* practicable', to decide whe.
ther the V ttntf Woold sdbscribe lor
>ISU.OUO stock to said. Rail Road.
That the Mayor of Th-omasville be
i al> > requested (o order an election to
deMMHWe whether the ('itv’ t’ouncil
will sul *oribe 1 r Stork, apd to what
amount. ■ ‘ .
Speeches wire trade by I'ol. Mctn
’ j o. S. B. Spenci r and o . L. Seward. •
and the Resolutions of the Committee *
’were adoj :e,l v.'hhoat a • dissenting I
voice.
It was also decid'd to run the Road
on a direct line from Thomasville to j
Albany, as recommended by Mr. .Max
well, Civil Engineer, by whom an elo
| borate report was made, showing the
entire cost of the Road, completed
with Iron oil the Track, A3 ,to Al
’ bany. • ‘ I
(in motion, the meeting adjourned.
R 11. HARDAWAY. See’y.
(otrijtn News.
■ Nuv Y-'UK. Nov. ..25.— AY hen , .at
.a late hour last night, an extra,appear,
ed on- the stievts with .tlio exciting
‘news liuM) Ireland, the effect upon the
eity was imuqu.K- i •since the rows ©ft
the great vietoii.es of the late War. —
Places of amusem. nrwcreTurned out
Lb* people anxi.mo'lo hear a ,and discuss
the-event. ‘ Hotels and oilier places of.
congregation were thronged by anx>
| ions ami .excited persons who freely
. indulged in congratulations and in
hopeful expressions. Fenians rushed
i to the meeting places of their circles
Itc'pitig to get additional information.
Telegrams w.rc sent to circles in dis
tint cities, and instantly enthusiastic
re.-ponses were rccieved. Stephens,
the Head Ceuti •, v> an invisible, and
it is .confidently believed he has reach
ed Ireland, it is said the Treasury of
the Fenians has never been in better
. condition than at this moment The
same excitement which prevailed in
i tins c.ty existed- in Brooklyn. The.
Irishmen of that city were excited to
fever heat and kept up a constant call
i tor fresh dispatches over the cable..—
X*w York morning papers have the
following specnls :
London, Nov. 27.—The Fenian
alarm is on the increase. Several
ships of war have boom ordered to Ire
land. The •excitement hi London is
.intense and approaches only in magni
tude to the scene on the occasion ol
the nows <if the out break in India,
p Paris. Nov. 27. —It- is a settled con
viction in Government circles that the
Empire ot Mexico lias ended, and
Maximilian will o:n arrive here. The
’ Government has set t a proclamation
to Bazini. for publication in Mexico’
when Maximilian loaves t-hatfCountry.
A Trur Kill :i£Rint C'oiiorcr.
Washington Nov. ‘lb. —The Grand
Jury of the Criminal Court has found
a true bill of indictment against- San.
ford Conover alias Chas. A. Denham,
for. perjury. It will be recoliie.ied
■that this is the party who gave e\i
dence before.the Judiciary Committee
■ of. the House of Representatives in
April last, intended to implicate Jef
ferson Davis in. the assassination .of
the late President.
The false charges then sworn to by
Conover are the grounds ol the indict
ment. Conover is in jail here await
. ing trial.
Judge Advocate. General Holt, some
time since-, demanded under articles
of war a court of inquiry lor the in
vestigation of the various charges that
have been made against him, alike in
connectioc with Conover's testimony,
and with his conduct, in the prosecu
’ ti ui of Mrs. >arratt ami other alleged
assassins of President Lincoln.
The President has declined to order
the court on the grounds that he does
not deem it necessary to the Judge
Advocate'General’s vindication.
——.— - - - - ■ ■— .
s ’ xdina Energy. —The news
complaint over the losses of the.war
than any other State, ihough their
Beaufort, the
h me of the gentry, -was occupied at ‘
ijm early day, and the Bea Iselandß,
j the most profitable cotton pfathtations
Booth, were seizGi or made val
■Ui 10.-s, Sherman’s army sweptthroujh ’
with destroying band, because, the
Palmetto fetate was looked upon as the
exciting cause of the rebellion. But.
t her citizens have gone to work in sen--
ou? earnestne-s. They are rapidly re
building their railroads. They are
1 accommodating themselves fairly to
the altered conditions of labor. They
were the first to pa?s a civil rights bill. ’
and both the negroes and their late
’ owner* seems toEa doing remarkably
well tinjcf tlie circumstances The
burituss of her principal seaport h >
revived. Tho burnt district is being
i built, and the merchants
’ id|gsot| at owing
activity. There is good stutf enough
in Ik r population to etiabic them to
take as prominent a place in the march
of material progress as they have done
.in political abstraction?. “M ,YiK/<AtfQ I
Intelligencer.
We kt-ow of one man in the State
capital wbo has made 2>.oot>*.Boa the )
war ell sea. He is a rrimer at .that; — .
I M itqn T’ l ‘graph.
- - * - - - s i
Snv /.•/• AJalrs Vfo&s Husband*
j Amid-} . —Mrs Smith : ‘Why, I al
low my husband to smoke in the-j
house! Bless me, Mrs. Brown, I
would not stop him for the world 1 !
Do you know that when he is angry
with me—when we have been having |
a word or two together, as I suppose •
the lest of husbands and wives ocoa- f
sionally have, he rushes to his cigar j
and leaves me’ for a good hour al! to
mys.lf. It seems to relieve him. and
J . #
. saves rue an infinity of blowing up.
After he has smoked, I can assure ,
j you the poor creature is quite mild, |
ands ime times he will actually beg my >
] ardon 1 The t urning that l should
have is bos'o wed elsewhere. I look
upon a cigar or an old pipe as the’
very best friend a woman lias, and I’m
positive, too, that its the saving of an
immensity of swearing. After all, a j
volley of smoke isn’t half.so expensive j
as a volley of oaths. When all is said
and dbne, take my word for it, it is a ‘
very fine thing. It cures many a bad ,
temper, and preserves many a sweet
one,’ •
*—
Mastk s ot’ rut; Srn Atiox.-—We
find this paragraph in the New York
Day Book of the 29th :
Amid ail the cffoits of the political
quack doctors to compromise, bridge
over, or cajole the Southern States into
picking to the demands of Congress,
let them remember that they are mas
ters ot the situation. They have only
to stand still. Do nothing. The mon
grelt are a ready coaxing, bogging
them to yield ; and the ‘great crowd of
trimmers are peif'ectly frantic to have
‘them ’do something. ‘ But we s iy.
stand still.’ Don’t stir an inch You
are masters of the situation if you did
but- know it.
■ ■ —l| II --IIMI milllMl tm 11l I in— I mrw* 1
NOW in HEAVEN
• Departed ’ this lrt'c ‘in .Tiiomnsvilh;. on the
|.6th nit., after a very painful illness of sevetal
dstvs, lor:t Alkx an i> kr. youngest daughter
of'A J. mid M iry A. Smith, aged four veins
and one. month, .
•• Thou Wert so lilye a form of light,
That Heaven benignly Catted ihfee henre.
lire vet tin- world could brenth-e one blight
O'er.thy rweet tenocefioe •• .
And thou, tnat brighter home to bless.
Art pass'd with hifrhy
Q! hadst thou still on earth remained, .
Vision of bounty !■ IVnr. as brief! ■ . .
How soon tin’ brightness had -been siained ’
With i>essi. n or with grief-1 „
Now not g sujlyifig breath cun rise,
To dim tlfy giory in the skies. • • •
Thy g.ave shall he a blessed shrine,
Adorn’d with nature’s brightest wreath
Knelt glowing season shall combine
I:> meense there to'lnv.Vihe:
And oft upon the midnight air, ..
Shall viewless harps he ninrnntringthere.
• And oh ! ift times ia visions hh-st,. ’ • •
Sweet spirt ! visit our repose !
And hear Irani thine-nwii world dt rest.’
Some balm for human Woe*!
What form more lovely could be given.
Than thine to messenger of Heaven !”
Bnrrnii R. F. mid A. I-nialnA
Or. i ‘ A s A Commissi in).k. > ’
ThomasvilL-,, Ga.. Dec. 3,1866. y
CU4( LEAR
In accei lance with instructions received
i foom the Assistant Commissioner,’ Bureau R.
E. and A. LtitiiD Sttitr of (levvg’ia. cm-.'rads
for the- ensuing year, between Planters and
Freedmen, will be approved and enforced by
tin lUireau in the-Disw iet of Tlioniasville, as
heretofore JOS.. O'NEIL,
Dec ti-ts .Bn Vi Mtij. A S A C *nl.
For Soiirito.r Genoral.-
J *TjTr i rf ’ authorized to announce .
HanßV.- W. D. BENNETT, ot Brodtis
Counly. .-is .a ('andiiTate .for’ tlie’office of
Solicitor General of the Southern Circuit,
at the election to be’ held on Weduosday,
tho 2d day of January next. dec b
AT a ESiVTIOKT !
PITHH Members of Neptune Fire Com
pany. No 1. aj-e hereby notified tliat
a Called Meeting of the Company will be
held next Tuesday night, at Bryan & Har
ris’ Law Office, to attend to business, mat
ters of importance. By command of
G. A. JEFFERS, Foreman.
T.F.nn. Df.Kl.e. Sec'y. dec 6-11
sfo REWARD!
tToLLN from my premises, on Saturday
iN night, let instant, a Fine Sorrel Marc
Mule, about four years old, well made,
I rim and high spirited, about fourteen
hands high, branded on the nock- and left
shoulder kith C. S. The letters of the’
(. brand are of small size. She was close
| shaved and in good order when stolen.
I will give Twenty-five Dollars for the
delivery of the Mule, or such informati in
as will cause me to get her, and Twenty
five Dollars for the apprehension of the
thief. Mv address.is Valdosta, Ga
J. T. McKEY & BRO. ’
Dec C If. ‘
TAKEN UP
ON Saturday evening last, a small Gray
ILirse Mule, about ten or eleven
years old. The owner can get. hini by
calling at my residence, one and a half
miles from Boston, by prosing, property
and paying costs.
s. J. Mclntosh.
Dc-c 6 Cf
— ~
tl ! liyhV I . Qt',,, n a on nly
WHEREAS, Mary Seans applies to me
for Letters of Administration on tbeestate
of Matthew Sears, late of said .County,
•He'd : —All persons are notifio 1 ‘to- file
thoir abjections, otherwise sai t letters will
lie granted in terms of the lav.. Given
under mv haul, Dec. 3, LbOii.
J. L. MCfRGAN, •’
BC 3-30<| • Dep’ty Pro. .
bIIORM A-Kchnii Coiml! -
R\ virtueJ>f an order of the Court of
Ordinary --f.said County, will be soi l on,
the First Tuesday in February next, be-,
tween ttw hftlkl boars of sale, all of the
Lands Moipsg to the estate of John W.
Fletcher. Oeo’d.. late of said County. Sold
for the bebefit of the heirs and creditors
of said deceased. Terms Cash,
- ROBERT J. LEYAR, • j
‘. pec I, ■.] • ‘ ‘ ■ Adra'r.
THOMAS
SHERI FrS SALE.
1> V. ‘ i-tn. of a.n -T gv. U Sup, r>r
> C, ur%>f Tin-i a> (. . unty. wtitl ho sold >ni
1 , lay, - * .<- < t -
a T sville.su,,loounty*|r, e,
ed ~ --111’.’ I'u kb.
Mare Male, mimed Kit, one giev Mare Mole,
le light buy Mare I
named Pet, and one cream colored h- rse ,
named Henry, oneMarewamed Pros, and'Colt.
Also . . thirty five head of
... ■ sty
S
less, one. Corn Sheller, one Grain ban. one •
iS ■ *e \\ agoi
r I ■
-if T ■ I (
nine ; .*1 -tA: fit. a t or le**, thirty hit t j
i Syrnp.T timraf t lOtul/hushi Is* •orn.
j ni i* eiXlyTs.’ Ki bu-meh Point*/. mcraAr'i, •*. I
i and 10.’ : 1 pounds Fodder, more or less. . Le i
t vied on m the property of William Man-ill, to
: sat sly an attaclmietti in favor of A- I'. Eve I
, ritt. Property pointed out bv Plaint ill.
j ‘ ■ ■ G; miSßt ‘N- ■
I Dee 6td ’ ’■ Sheri If. ■ •
OUR -■.’ i
HOUSE!
t ‘
BAR, BXLLXARD
AND
feSTERSALOOI*
HAYING refilled and opened our Sa
loon, next door to Col. P. McGlaslm
l airs Harness Shfcp, wo are prepared i---of
, fer to the public eve.ty thing that can be
1 und in a first class Saloon.-
WliisLey,
Brandy,
Gin,
Rum,
j CHAMPAGNE WINE, MUSCAT WINE,
MAL V-G A V\ LMT rORT W IN E,
Madeira wine. sßeruv
\\ TN E. i t- A LET WIN*,
RHINE WINE,
And every variety of Liquors, cither 1
by lhe boitlc or drink, plain or.mixed. • |
i Also, Massey, Collins & Co's celebrated
I ILE on Draught.
Fin* Havanna CIGARS of different j
|'brand-s.
j Anderson's and others FINE CUT in-
J BACCO, and every thing to suit the taste |
lof ibe most fastidious caii be had at the .
OUR. HOUSE.
I As cheap as any other plaoc in Thomas
j ville. ‘We shall always keep on hand a
large and well SELECTED STOCK.
Hot Whiskey VtllM'lies, every
Morning amt Evening, made from- pure
I . We shall also keep during the season
1 -•*. /-n • FRESH
WOYSTERS.
Stewed in a style to - satisfy the inner-man.
Also, EBOT t'OFFEF.Morrungand
Evening.
Price!- AS’ I,oWas.elsewhere: . •
Attached to lhe Oivr lEmse is a
- Saloon
Where gentlemen wishing to indulge in
• the licalty exercise can do so at all h r-
We invite our old patrons, and the pttb
: lie to give ns a call before purchasing else
sre. ‘
N. B.—Good order always maintained
- at- the Our House.
Peters &. Perry.
Dec 6 ts
Oysters! Oysters!
rrAUF. suliseiilier w-onld moat respectfully in
i- form ihe eiti/eus nr TiioiHavitle and vh
cinijv that he has made such arrangerh nts
f,Jr OYSTERS, that he can afford torserve
them np to- Go tletnfen or fihdiestfof the small
sum ot ‘if) cents per iilate. ami by the yunrt,
. for 51) cents. As he is trying to make.a living,
he wishes others to live- at the same time.
Coiuc tb-mU-meu and Eadies and I will trt-at
,t: it D-.wrs,
Neai.lv opposite-the Post Otfice.
Dec ti ■ .
. <; HORtil A-KrtioL C ounty.
I BY virtno of an order of the Court of
Ordinary of said County; will be sold on
i the first Tuesday in January n^ext/between
i the lawful hours of sale, at the Court Bouse
j door of said Gouniy, all the Lands belong
j ing to the Estate of -J’as. Touchtone, dec'd.
late of said County. Sold for the benefit
of the-heirs and creditors of said deceased.
JOHN TOUCHTONE,
- W-LLLIAM TOUCHTONE, .
’ • Nov -10-'td- - - Adnfrs'.
GENERAL srPEU’PEXT’S OFFICE. )
Ati.antic & Gui.f Rah. Road, s
Savannah, N®w3o, 188L-’ )
THKOK.H TICKI X 9.
ThdmasviUe to Quincy -
i Thomasville to Tallahassee J t'o
Thomas-ville to Monticello.,- ° ‘j
Thomasville to Madison - ‘ ( r K
• Quitman to Madison.. 82?
1 Valdosta to Madison bo
For the accommodation of Passengers, be
i tween the -above Stations, a Passenger C’.meh
is attached to the Freight Tram on the fol
lowing da vs :’ • y u,-,
I • On Monday, Wednesday and F imluy.
Leaviug. 'Thomasville,--'a A -M.
’ I-a-uving Quitman I'hHl A >1
.Leaving Va1d05ta........ 12AZV. M:
Arriving at No. 12, in time to connect with
the Through Passenger Tram for Florida .
- On ’l uesdav, Timrsday and Saturday. .
■ Leaving ’ No- 1- on arrival of Passenger’
Train from Florida and arriving as follows:
’ • At Valdosta ..to PM.
f.- At Quitman ~- :: r P- **•
. At Thomasville o.Loi’. M.
llv taking this train, Passengers to and from
Florida will avoid any delay on the route
| r .’ llu “> ‘ H S HAINES,
j Dec O'. - • . Gen’lSup'r.’
Admiiiwtrators’ Sale.
WTlliLbe sold at the late msidenceef C. H.
tv Young deceased, on Thursday 20th of
. December next. thefollowinH m-.-i-o-ty
! 9iG .el Mu',.-. Cattle, Hogs, Wagons to n
1 Buggy, I fine Carriage, Household &
Kitchen furtutnre, farming implements, <forn
lanre lot. fodder, Hay and other things to nn
menons te mention,.Teraw Cash- 1 lq-sale to
eontfmn- trom day to day nmiUlhs sold .
N-v. 2d ; i - ‘ ■
| i L STOLEN- -
i’ From mv lot on the nig:.'ol'tiie twelfth just
eight mile below Fhona i --.el to
ticello,a chesnut.sorrel pony horse, nine
o! i-iui years old'in common win king order,
some hair fobbed off on hi- right thigh by the
ar he is low behind l-athu cal hamvd well
. mounted before, rather’ long to his height.
Paces 6r packs undertiiesaddle entirel v, a little
Pi, y i ,nt with a spir racks very .fast and, by t-.is .-r
’ tin examination a small blemish may oe dis
covered in the sight of his left eye though the
fight of the. eve is good and looks a- well as
■be other, his mum all lies On the left Ride. Any
information concerning hiutoviU be thankfully
received ami twenty five dollars pai.d for Ins
i delivery to the undersigned My postoffice is
TbomaariUe tit ISAAC G. JORDAN.
A. & R. SMITH,
THOMAS 71 .IE, GA.
’ ‘ i'i: ‘LEfcs IN’ ’
Elon>>o Furnishins? Hardware
Silver Plated Good I *,
GLASS, CHINA AND EARTHEN WARE.
TABLE AND POCKET i t i 1 i.KL .
TIN AND WOOD WAR!.. ‘-'AH
EIAGE MATERIALS:.
• A Large Lot of all of
m vro-xr e; ss ,
Hollow Ware, Cooking Utensils
of every kind.
A wrll fi-lorted *t><-k iif mpleiitiid'fcTOYES
just received from the Foundry.
Nv U ‘ Wnf
Administrator's Sale. •
yU 11 I. Im- -M ni tbe late -residence of Jd#
tv Futch, deceas'd, op Tlnn-Milny, fith of
1 >. rr:i, .iM next, tin- foUywlngproperty,to Tt ii
6 head ofHorwti ams-Mules, 50 head of Cut
tie, Wagons, Carts, Oxen and Sheep-. _ •
100 held of Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Fatwing
j Tools. Householdand Kitchen Funutnre.
Ruggv. four. Stands of Rees, Sugar. Mill and
Boilers. ■ ‘ . •
Horse Kill. Cotton Gin. • •
■ Banks Sweet P< tato< s.
Suirai Citne. Siigur. Syrup, ami tliany other
artiell's tdp i;u:i.n-(mi to lrientkHi..
At the satrie time ami place will be rented
j tin- Plantation for one year. . • J
Terms made known on the dav of sale.
GEO. G. GIBBS,
Nov 15 td . . Ada’s
Administrator's Sale..
AgneaMe to an order of the Court'of Or
.ini;'.! >• o! Tboras* County, Ga., will Ije-aold
before the Courthouse dooi in Thomafivule, on
; the first Tuesday’ in January next, the follow .
im: property.-to wit :
Lots of Land numbers (1) and two (2) in
j simile letter Y. in the town of Thomasviile,
known as tbe place whereon Mrs. lliee now
resides —sold us the property of Charles B- Alt
drews, bit <- of mid County, deed. Perms on
the day si sale- • A. P.W.KIGHT,
Nov 15 td Adm’r.
BIOCSE LOT FOIL SAFE
rpH K •nndereis.n.i-d .is authorized to sell tbe
L handsome dwelling House and Lot,, situa
ted on tlie Grooverville road, formerly occu
pied hr Mrs. Julia it I islier, 1 his is a desir
i able place for a small family, and may Iw- pur-
I chased on.gooa terms. For lurther informa-
I t ion apply to Airs. l>r. Adams, or the under-
I signed.
Nov 25’tf L. C. BRYAN..
; CHAMPION & FREEMAN,
Avikh.-ksapk ‘ .-
! GKO-CEHSr
j*’.” ’• •
• . * i
• I FKf ? Bay auS
• . ,
Savannah, :• : Georgia.
ARE offering on liberal terms, a large and
. ‘ VVef.o l tVoelvirf. • .
■* - *
(r ROC E HIES!
[ • *
i . •
Tfowhich they invite the attention-of dealers
j. ’ • ’ ’and cbhsnrhert in
!■ ‘ ©i-fnr.R!v. if.i-oiu.it.
. •
•f • Nov. 15 • . • 3m
’ A. DETENHOFER, JNO. M. W. HILL.
• Os Savannah. ■ •• (if Jefferson Cos., Fla.
f • ■ i'i ‘- . ■
*■
A. DUTENHOFEtI & Cos..
j , SHIPPING,
FoRWAUDI \G
•.• . •
. ANIL •
COMMISSION
rr..- . ;v
|’ - ; • . . . \
f• • • ■ . •
NO. ? 4 It A T STREET,
Savannah, i : : Georgia.
Liberal advances made on consignments <->f
• Cotton so-v salt-in this City, or to our friends
, New York or Philadelphia. ’ • ‘
•: . *
* .
Rnjiliing nail Hope eonstiintiy on
at lowest pi ices. .. ’ ‘ • .
! Also, Beard's Patent l ock Iren < o.s
----’ ton Tic,, •
. ClWKnpillldeatS ill X York, fai and. 11 it Cos
Correspondents in. Philadelphia, Claghom
Bemng ,v Cos. .. • . Nov. |
- r |''TVO 7S OATHS from date application
1 will be mndoto the Court of Ordiuary of
Loundes County, for loaveto sell the Real Ks
- tan- of ■ Isfaam Walker, late of said County,
used. ELIZA WALKER, ;
Sept 27 2m . Adm'r.
ii HILTON, .F.II R \ NDi.l.Fj
Savannah. New-York.
Hilton & Randell
WHOLESALE -
G- a.* o o e x* ss
| - AND DEALERS IN
WINES, LIQUORS, Ac.,
inj Guy .* VVA.N.Vt El, iil;
Invite the attention of Dealers to their
• large and eomple e assortment of
(;rc‘i icN and Liqiiorii,
Which they are prepared to offer at the
Lowest Market rates.
OLD MONONrtAHELA. RJY E, AND
Rol l’. RON W 11 lv 1 Kt *-csastnntl| on
; hand. :
Agent* for the” celebrated ** Star Whis •
; kies.’’ -• •. ‘ • •
> jOriaZaril’s GtinpowdeF ill kegs, half
1 kegs, quarter kegs and eases. ; ;
Nov 1 • • . ■ fiw
. Two Aotice.
liiUT:: <ii A t oiiiioiu t ownvi. ’*
k LL persons interested are notifed that I
i-\ willann'et” On 1 Linnrubh- Courtf (-*r.fc
n;:>v .lit -said Com-Kv; (M tbs fast mom-lay
Februurv next for an’ order'-grusting k-uvr to,
• • Lend *u4 Risil Kntttc of losepb No*
wood deceased. ‘ If. A. NORWGoD.
. . Nov 39th . •• • • _ Adkir'l.
I’oriy Ua*i *ltkt‘,
R Tosttii i—t olqilif-v t'MlHtr.
- IgU-CaWc t an i-rdri 4 the fii-u-nira-'li'l-sf
I Court of Ordinary, of said county, 1 will -ll
_• the first’ YMSsday-in Febimiry next within the
i"i-,al linni-t- of nali- bclmv t.li u (.unrt Iloum- dm'*
in said County,one bouse and kn in the Tswtl
.’I Moultrie Hiiii Count! Uie'propertJ ofjuespk
Kof'wi'Od tleocuM J. J( t NOtlW’Ot >D.
. Nov. 29tli . .. Admr’s,
MILLINERY.
‘ A.J ISIS.McINTIi ic c: wisbosio inform her
I -It_l friends, and patrons, that she is utmtrr
• iuv r tbV same rooms she liad last Spring at Mr.
.. Janie- M. Wray's—Corner of Fletcher and Jes
. fe fsi >n Streets.
1 Slu-is |in y,,red to Ct-iri><lrt, TSfcaieli nmf
Trim Koimets nnd Hats, ui the m**i>¥
I fashionable sty to.
She will ftM) Cut. E*”il nnl Tlnlte l,n—
----] dirt 1 Dresses,- Basqut-s, At,
f Nov 8 . -lu tfl
IIOUS?] AND LOT ‘
FOH SALE.
M'Y House and Lot advantageously sit
uated in Plelehervi'llc, is now offered
for sale. The h-mse has six rooms,'and
the lot contains thres- acres of pood land,
with a fine Peach Orchard, ga-m Well, c-aii
houses, etc. Apply to • . •
• C. S. .RETD.-
• Nov 8 .45-ts ■
’ ■ liEMOVAL.
r.R S. DAYIS & have reßFiovciJ
m tluir A-uction and Commission husi
uess to the large a'nd commodious Store
I nearly opposite the Post Ofiice. ‘
j Auction sales every Saturday..
Ladies and Gentlemen having east ofY
! Clothing-. c,-lh get good prices fotyShem.
Al thc srstne place-, will- !<*( fe-saul, nt all
i time*, something’ pood to cat, hi the way
, of Fresß Oysiei s, flam ‘anil-F.ggs.tlot Cos
! fee,’ anil all other g- t>d things usuaSy kepi
•jin a Fist Class Fating Saloon. .. ’
j fe§“Gnr S’.gn'will show, yon where v#r
r are. Give us a ca.ll tad tre and t :tl* for
yourselves.- ’
• Our Rakery ii< also attached to tliebus.i- .
nesa, vliene you can get at short- notice,
Nice Loaf Bread, Cakes of all kinds, ’Pies,
&Q., Ac. me and Tr y. ft.
. J. It. S. DAVIS A COi
Nov 8 ■ • 4d-tf; -.
ciarn fc mi
•j Wholeaateftwl Retail Dealers, in ,
Q & S
- AND • ’ . \ ’. . ■
C'Yi A on , ,
Di iA ii ‘ Jt I t i *
•’ Coiner Wliilaker and St. Julian. Streets,
[ . No. #l*Jt ’VVariny** Range,
>:\\'ANNAli; GEORGIA,:
JOBS M. COOVKK. pt\lf.r. G. 07.ro<?T.
’ W1t.1.l VJt H. -OI.rOTT .-TKI’HKVHKIUI-U
----• Foreign Rooks imp'tted 1o order at Nvw
‘.York jaiesi Wholesalw orders filled aC‘,
Ic-TTVst j.'Jibing rates.. . nov 8-3 in.
’ xoTin:. .
r |Vlll-. eojiartnc-rsliip. heretofore- exnstniw lie
F tween tlie undersigned, in the name urn?
style of \Y. P. Cjovver & ('<•, is .'this day db ‘’
solved by tutttnal concept.’ l)r. W. I’- Ciowt-v
Will arrange the unsettled bririrtlefa r f rbe rmt •
r’ i'ii and all iudebted nUist make y.vinem t ,
lira. ’ W.'r. Cho'WKlj.
. TV K. N ALLLAI .-
Tlioniasville, Nov 1. 18G6.
Tbe muir>iciu'd willeontinne tfve Drag bo
siiu-ss at the nld ptand and offets a well assort
esd stock of Dr’ugk. Chemicals and Fancy Arti
cles ar low prices. lie invites hi friends i<*
psv.bim a Visit. . • .
Novi-tf TV. r. ( IX>TVER. *
A NEW STORE
OPENED IN
•'.FI.tTDHERV.ILLE,';
HARDWARE, Tin Ware and
Crockery, Fine Chewing To
bacco, Cheese, Cigars. Candy,
Raisins and Almonds,
Fine Lot New Flour,
Just received frota St. Louis, Mo'.,
Sugar, Coffee, Tlcal, Candles,
I,airi. ISacon, Spice,
Pepper, Foladi,
’ And a variety of other things too numerous t<
• j mention, very I.OTV tm-CASH,
30 Kegs 20p, Vails, Cutlery,
TV. ,T. PARNELL
Sept ts
Administrator’s Sale
(7eorjia-Colgu.it County. ■ • ‘ .
I)V virtue-of an order from the Court, of
) Ordinary of said County, -w ill be sold
betorg the Court House, door in Moultrie,
In said County, on the first tuesday in Jan*
■ u-i-ry next, part of lot of land No.. 367 in
■ the Bih district of said County. Sold as
. i the property of B iliiam Vick deceased for
the benefit of the heirs, and creditors of said.
; dec 1 . JAMEiS ALDERMAN.
No.v. stli . Adni'r
j r PWO TIONTIISi from date application
I will be made to the Ordinary's Conrt of
■ Loundes County, -for leuve to sell the Real Es
• tat’ of William Knight- bite of’ said County,
deed- ‘ W.VI ; .( K.NIGHT,
Novß 2io’ - • ‘ . Adm'r.
Administrator’s Sale
° be sold before the Court House?
‘.door in Valdosta Lowndes County,
• (in the first Tuesday in January next, tho
| following tracts or lots of land to wit, two.,
hundred atjd eighteen acres es lot No. 14.2,
also lot 138, aiso lot 188. Containing 390.
acres more or-less. Sold for the benefit of
the lu-irs and- creditors of William J. Beaty .
deceased.. Terms on the day of sale..
ANDDETY I). BEATY
Nov , U ‘ ‘ ’ Adm’T,