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I*. C- BRYAN. : r . Editor.
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TIIU RSI* a V DECK 13 ll
notice
TO STOC K HO| m
• The old etoek holders ot- the South
Georgia & Florida Railroad! ire re
quested to meet at the four* house,wf
II o’clock. A M on Saturday next
the l.r> h
.siderißg. matters of great importune*
to the company..
• -• Stockholders.
ttteali • the e*-
’ Mrs. Barra'te Tbi la iy. we are glad to
•ee has ‘urreeded in procuring rooms, and
will con’ioae her ex’- >-<■! ’in Tr
■asrille.
• Re. Mr Ouslev; already so
well anJ favorably known in this comma
niiy. has been appointed by IheSovtk
‘leorgta Conference. Pator of the M-th
dist Church in Thomasville, tor tHe year
n ■ •
ah-*-
’. l*r“Ju st received at J Sob iff & Bro's. a
• handsome -ock of Ladies’ Cloaks at re
duced pri-o. xn-1 • many oth e f articles,
f otdi? and look fn* vour?flf,
i
r^po**' B for carrying the mails toall parts
f f -the State: Tor four years from the 1-:. of
July next. tMtr ’his arrangement, it is
’ t-- .pooel to open all the old offices, whi.-t,
when it goe into effect, will be a blessing
to our people. • . ■
hill has ri-'’ ....
pelling owner* of lands to give in their
lands by numbers, sections and districts
There is said to be 11 600,000 acres of
land in the State untaxed. • The nnmm!
tai on these land- - $ ‘lf Swear
engin. of Decatur, is the author of (fee
measure.
H Surratt, one of president
Lincoln's as*assins, has been a-rested by
the United Stare. Consul, in Egypt, and i
<-n his w nj to Washington for trial He
was ordered by Congress. t 0 be placed on j
board one of the United Stnt.-s men-of-war.
•cruising in the Medderrant an and di
patched to Washington.
IMtl ROU) •*( RwfKIPTIO V
Thetail! introduced in the Legislature,
•a'.'honrtr.g ihet'orro-afi ~f Thornasville
hacribe SIOO,OOO to the stock, of the
South Georgia & Florida. Railroad na=ed
both hotwg, and oolj awair the sigria
’ of the fJovorh tr
CAMMMTB for soi inrou
••KVPRtI
B 1 ?: nnc>,; -• of Brooks, annonn
** a Candidate for the office of
General fur this Judicial Dim-I ‘
-the election having been ordered by the
i 4ntii
b-nceshndd be Permitted-to o£ c Zl
fines-, especially when want mav h’
l! ‘ no! ‘he parents of the
Uul™ tu ,H ’ ,n "^ ! *>? Mrs
Tfeswr.. TAV! OR* RFKI.F
Having occasion to visit the Variety
tented cast iron mills and throws every
thing of the kind in -ho shade w e have
,n ‘. hls ■ The rock- are offhe
‘ZeTIhT ,7 nrru '’ ,,el ? wrr *tight. anil ad.
hr ke hey Wl!! rnn within a hairs
breadth of each other without the slightest
danger of striking to ether, and thus hv
heir friction producing that heat which so
- occurs in ordtnarv mills. an d spoils
,w Tav.
”1 7 hle to grind all the
b< “ brou Phr to their mill, and
IZ L ,rßI “P out a* good meal and err* as
e*Lt% nWfd at D ' i!l
” JO*FPHi> A>DERo>
We deep\v retret, in wami with the
” T**?”* 1 ? ofthe WetWwt Church
<n Thomas,He. that in consequence of the
® “>n of the- Georgia Conference it hr
*•*• part wit
V excel'ert man and faithful Divine N
timster.- perhaps, has eve. before Mem-
Pi shed so nmch in so brief a period, at
h . t * *?J ?"'* h; < F*** Ability, setnated
, - JU I ."* ** • have mined
nitr ■ “ S tnemo-v in fWs c-mr
The division of the Georgia Conference ‘
brows aH the Georgia territory along .he
ferenee’ a “” ’'° S ° Uth
S s7:* Min ' s from that Conference.
SLTJKh?!? iD *■"*••7 belong- {
a* 1 v ** Conference must wi; i
i?Z’ , Ne *r ‘f? ° f she ”- wo 'Hlers,and.
were transferred to the Soorh Georgia
Cniiflii : bm on.nceo-trr o'climate
The dehcatebeal-h of Rev. Josephus An . 1
--or. he preferred ,o r main inV Flo
w X “V r “ ! £IIJ T 1 rw hstandtng me
ws h f hp rhiwh f ore his o / n
2TS2?T* ft*?. ••* *• withdraw from
be fruitful fie.d of bis pas? year’s labor. ;
‘ f M R R tn fH 4RTER%.
A hill ha- h-en introduced in the Ge., r - i
cm legislature to faoarpormte the B©m’h
em Railroad Oompanr— the Railroad
run fro 3 Bambridge m Dawson or Curb
ten;
-A s°. a bill to incorporate the Albany &
ia 'i f ic Rail* -
Oi.. ihr ugh Daw
son and Albany 10 ‘-luitial Feint,” or to
some other point on the Macon ct Bruns
wick Rail Hoad. Tii* bill paa-cd tik*
Senate
By “ luitial Point,” is meant here, the
ttirling point of the *■ Main Trunk “ or
that portion of the nvr Atlantic \ Gull
Railroad, to winch aid was formerly grant
*d by the stale Tne Counties of Appling,
Ware and W yue. corner near the spot.
IMKAO UREEI.f
Horace tireeij editor of the New Vork
Tni.nr. the great Radical organ <*f the
North, is about to be elected to the United
fetae* Senate. His present may
therefore be inte eMittg. On the ere of
starting on a trip out West, he annou e *
in hie paper, that be Is in favor of u- mr
•v amnesty and unltehs.ll suffrage, but 1
be ea nnot get unirersa! suffrage he will
take universal asaneaty w </ u*t ik suffrage
1 lIKOI t.tl Tit KfT*.
. - U ■
■
f the Stiperinte dm: of it- • A 1 imic
t Gulf Rai rowi, whicti will also he found
in the p esent is-tie. A ha- tieen
rwrruuffeti ■ ■
Th o.asyirie. and Yalto'ia. via
•* * *ak Braocl.. to any pott u Mid
die Florida, oa ihe Pens . trgin
Rai’-o* i By examining the ‘schedule, ir
w be seen. That the ptiees have been re
duced f,, r (he- encouragement ■:
tha direction, and conn■ xions arranged
1
milt 4 * ‘ but the p'rice is only $lO.fX), ‘or
Jd.oO less than the prise from .Th masville
to Savxnna*. .Three arrangement
’
i with I ;
sitae:
tic tw • sec-jo^i.
aOITII (.FORt.lt A ! IORIDA
Kill. KOt I>.
P.y referen e to a nhtice el-ewbere. v
vi be -seen that the old suwrkhtdtlers i*f
the above K.ailroatl Company, are ret} tie-:
ed to meet in Thoma: vide. MB Saturday’
next, to consi i'er matters of importance to
the Company. Let no one neglect this
cd. who subscribed to. the Stock nf the
Com any. It is true you subscribed this
stock before the trar but you are not the
less bound by it, anti it is now desirable
that a full understanding should be had
Come promptly, therefore, whether you
subscribed little or much, and let us deter
nvne i t once wha - shall be done with the
matter.
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I>IVI*IO> OF THE ;EORCJIA
CONFERE*CE.
At it- ree-ttt session at Anierfgus. the
Georgia Conference divided by a vote of
*>3 to sb. The two Conferences thus es
tablished are io be called respectively, the
North Reorgio Conference and the South
■flp. rgia P'ln'erenoe. The line of divi-ion
’
Columbus, across the State th the 1
edg“ of ‘Richmond County, thus placing
Columbus, Macbn and Savannah, in the
South Georgia Conference.
The Conference also tbok up the consti
t'rti. nal question, involving a change of
name of So.i’hern Methodist ( horch. an t
the admission of Lay re( re-entafion. The
vote was taken—the name changed an i
Lay representation admitted. Upon cn.ange
ot name the vote st od : Yeas ltd* Nays ‘5
At this point a paper w as read and adop
ted, sending greetings to the Congrega
tional Methodists of Georgia, laying be
fore tltem the ac ion of Conference upon
the two questions here noticed.
The question of Division was reenn-id
eml nu.j warmly dehated. iiut again coi
ned by a majority of fifteen.
I.EGISI.tTrRE
P.iils of general interest in toduced ’ •
Sknate — A t ill to define the manner of
scaling of Confederate-debts. If such debt
w is given in a- taxable property, it'should
be rated at the value of Confederate mo
oey as compared wi h gold at the tUK tki
note was given . .
A bill to give Lumber Dealers a lien on
•building for the value of the lumber
furnished.
A bill to piv>* enemirasouverr to the lav 1
ing of a Telegraphic Cabie from ‘some
point on the coast of Georgia to tfic ■•la
hama and other West India Islands,
A bill to exempt from the operation • f
‘be Stay l aw. taxes imposed by munieipa
•corporations—Passed.
■ A Hill to extend the aid of the State to
the Air Line Railroad—Passed ‘
A Pill i7 f Guardians, Adminis
tna tors and others hollfing -trust estates.-to
compromise their claims Passed. ‘
A Bill to create the < ffiee of Chief .Tai
* ice from the Judges of the SupremeVourt
!b:?S- and.
For ‘ • .-rest we add : . ‘
A Bill to autho’ize the Cijy Council of
T'-omasvi'le. to is’-ue bonds trt the'amount
r b kOOO, for tin- p rpose us mklng
stock in a railroa i—Passed.
The Solicitorsliip of Ihc
firruif.
Mi:. Eniroß W,ill you permit me thro’
io answer the inquiries of
many friends as t.o my being a Candidate
for re-election ? I answer, Ido not linger
■’ the po*itiori, and am therefore not o
rambfiite. But Col. W. B. Renneit. ot
Brx ks Is, and will, I am.confident, mak
an efSeren* and faittiful officer if elected.
In fact, the general opinion is. he will be’
elected without opposition, and if true.
a compliment w well’ plated
and gratifying to his manv rien Is.
S B. SPENCER,’ .
81 licitor Gen’L
Proroptlingti of t onncii.
• COUNCIL rnoM. .
• T homasville. Dec. 10. 1806.
.Council convened to-day in regular im'et
ing—"Present his Honor V MeGltishnn.
Mayor, nod Aldermen Tnylor. Tonke. Reid
and Bower.
ipinme's of the last meetb g were
rend and confirmed.
A petition fiom Dr. E. O. Arnold, to re
move an old-*hed on his premises and put
a n n v one in a more central situation, less
liable ‘n fire, was presented
Moved an ! carried that the petition he
granted, provided that the old shed refer- 1
red to be removed before the new one is
erected. . •
His Honor the Mayor read a letter from
Ron. 11. B Moore. Senator f>r Thomas
County, in the Georgia Legislature, as fo'-
lows:
Milt ntGEviLLE. Dec. i>. 1066.
Col. I*. McGlashak :
Dear Cos onei :—Tne bill authorizing the
City found’, of Thoma-ville to issue one
hundred thousand dollars m bon is has
passed the Senate, and now only awaits
. gftfttore of the Govern ir to b
law. Very P.epec folly ywttrs.
i; A Moore. •
A ItOßtßHllieitkm from the late arbitra
tors of the Mcßain property, for the right
way to extern! Broad s'reet. ref ‘rrin 7 to
an illegal mistake in the arbitration, was
read by his Honor the Mayor, and. on mot •’
tian.la'd on ihe table
Alderman Reid made a verhal report that
the ret irs >i the ‘••t.-iti? ofthv •’ 1 Cen • - •
tery were in progress and would he cm
pleted shortly.
<>n mot on ihe < l lilr;TTii|oj--t_ .
on page 14. S.-cti n g, was. a
- striking out ••For collecting Town
■ Tates 11J per cet t.” and sinking out t om
Hie i r: 1 of the £ si ime of fccci.vii 7.-i, h .
words, **raxes and ; ’ and iuseriing nu page
Id, under the head ofClerk and Treasuier,
uutnedia eiy alter ihe first line of Section
8. the toilowtng words: “On all monies
collected and paid into the ireiuatry 2* per
cent ” The alteration to lake etfset tioui
the first day of January 18(57.
Whink were read the first time and or
dered to tase the u-u tl course.
Au account of G. Wilson, J tilor. for
s•> 4<>, was isutseti and ordered to be paid.
Moved aod cartiel that his Honor the
Mayor, make a note to the Executor, for
the amount due by Council to the Walden
estate.
Council tfieo adjourned.
W.n. CLINE, lerk.
fgs“ The mornings in this loevity ate
Tgry cokl and frosty.
fß(re*<tßx| w
tSRWOTOX.'DeC S.—SERAI
■ l. r a the ji-vr
‘tan e'”! inittPes agreed upon by
lit” I ir ,■ n(g| t . r .’ U
. Swuiiier ‘ remain,’ . as cbeirmau ot
FtWci-gn ■ Vfr -s; Wilson, of Militarv
Ass rs; (irunes, of Naval [fi -
ade, of Aofumtttee on Terrtiori a.—
• ree ft ends .of ti e pres deut,’
Do ilrttle, li.x.-n and Cowan, have been
rived of r *i e chairmanship of the
’ ’> tn ‘ti-e.’ resppcrively ol itHlian Af
Hors. Pus r f ifhce nod Patents N
colnmirt.-e- ■r- n-r headed by friends
• of the ad mi ci*ti at mu. ■ •
. Mr. WtaJe iotfodueed n i.il! for the
a Indss'ou -d Nebfttska into the L’lrton
• < bd-r.-d to. 1i- .hi tin table for the
present. The e omnittres for'the ses
: son were xnoaii<rd. .
. Mr.’ \\ i Lams uffoied a resolution a:
sfruetuig ti*e Committee mi It* I'vtic'o
menr t ‘ i m|U re into what extent the
j l'lesident ha- a rijht t* restore confis
cated property under tli laws of the
l nited States, if sucti law c i>'s. and
to what extent it tan be extended, etc
i Adopted.
Mr, Trumbull moved the refer* nc
of the b:ll to report the President s
: Amnesty power t. the t onimit Os- n
the Judiciary. I bis gave rise to de>
: bate, at the c nel'u-iun o! which the
| b;j! was referred, ‘
Mr Sumner offered, the regoloti ns
on reconstruction of which he gave n<>-
tiee vesterdav Thev assort the ligh
1 ot Congress over the subject of reeori
i srrm tK'in, and deny the right of .the
f lately rebellious States to pys.. upon
constitutional amendments. .Read and
ordered t he p-int*d.
•Washington, I>cc s.—Mr. Will -
atns- offered resolution’ joint
con mitfee on r< ttenclunen.t. to imjuire
, into the power of tlx- President to res
tore confiscated property, and if such
power exists, under what law, and also
; i lie right of the Secretary of the Troas l
nry to restore lands without payment
.of taxes and t;os*s mcuired under au
‘hority of’ United States laws. Adopt
ed.
The House hill rcpctling the pat*
(io"ing jr-twi r of tlie President was
taken .up . Mr. Trumbi U moved to
i refer if to the Committee on the Ju ii
. curvy which Mr. •Oltxu'Her t arnesth
jdpposed ami (braves and noes on mo
, turn. Some discussmijj etwued, during
which Mr. ( handler made a-s-rfiotis
and charges respcefitio flic use of tin 1
I'pordotii'iig po’.v'et whieli called so.-th an
eurphat-c ,deial from ‘M*.. who
j.Baici that it. the charges which Mr
( handler had .made agrHnsr tlie-pies’.
oent Were true, hey Woiibl ren-let-him
liable to impeaehiwnt ldc repeate<l
b s denial of all of the eharses or pra ■-
: tiecs spoken <>t. ■ After some further
: remarks the hill was referred to - the
•i ud iviar y.l loir niif tee, • •
Mr Sumner offered a series of reso u
j tions declaring the. principles.of
: struction. the jurisrhetition of ("oi grc' 4 -
■ ever the wole subject* the i/leg; ! tv f
1 existing gm erhmehfs in the South, and
l ihc exclusion of strch States with such
i illegal governments from (\>ngfessional
rcprest-ntatioii and fmilt voting on (am
: stitnfiorraf Amendments. ‘I hey also
detdare it is. t‘ic rhitv of f’otigrevs.t
proceed with the work of reconstruc
tion, ard to, t’:is end i’ must- as-nm.
jurisdiction over tlie- States lately in
rebellion, except so la.- as -that juris
dic-tion'may have feeei't renounced Hit
mtist recognize only the loyal States a
entith-d torepr sontatu n and a vote rtti
Cußsttutwnal Amptidiurtft*. He -aul
he would hot dweuss the resolutions,
■ but would read a fetter from- ;i friend
in T xas, showing the importance oj
the m -tier ;-which, he did, mil attei
concluding: nmde s.iin- eh'sraeteristic
remarks The resolutions wore o. dered
‘to he printed •
Mr. Mor il gave no'ice that he would j
iII'Up on’ M nday next.- t-be District ‘
■ J Columbia neurosuffrage hi If.
• norsb.
Mr TVilliajns nf IVnn., call t] u>.
i lie bill til’ last ‘ session ,r the rogula*
• ion t>l appointoieiits to and ‘retiiov:i]s
irom office. :<n?l addressed the ht*use in
advocacy and it.
Mr. W iiluuits read a Icngtliv written
argument ‘on the Ltd’ regulating ap.
pointmen'ts to nd removals t’ om office •
fie was very sevme upon the I'reside ,t
w hom he said had- betrayed I is ; art\
and couniry. >everal auiendtiien s
were offergd t • the bill, uluch'is made
ih special order for to-morrow.
The House pa-ged a bill.‘providing
tli.it in all cages wln re a citizen of the
1 nited State-, who altwjfi •reflmim'il
loyal thereto and .(id (tot violate or
give aid or encouragement to am per>-
son engaged in rebellion, gtiali b in'gan
action t ■ recover injury t *
pers r. or property, or the value there
of, no such action sh ill be defeated or
any defense allowed by virtue of au
thority of the late so-called (Vnfeder
ate States of A meric i • r of any State
declared in rebellion by proclamation
of lVesidt lit ol the l iiited State:, .
•’ Washington. December 9—The
friends of Colorado and Nebraska are
n akin ; zealous effort- h*r thea< mission
of those two new States into the I'tinm.
aad several"” other - ! 1 I ■■ ■
c >nting * j., op.>o’ ■ tie- measu e tor the
reaMjn lb t .the'r rt;>pective const it n
tions exclude bltck me , though lew
in no ib r. lma rh< •] cure f rsaeh -e
ling Republiea s ut.enly \ow
that goioe ot the peml.og loeasu es o!
legislation .are desitrned to enable 4Joti
"re'g to r o U l.,te appo ntments and
other public matte s, trre-pective ot
the President, and pending u|<n tlicir
two.-thi ds uiajo rty to defeat ail
vetoes
Several of the Congr ssmen elect
‘rom the S nth talk about immediately
returning home, there bei’ g no pr-.s
----p ct of their admi-sion.
I he .joint Oonmn’ie. on Heeonstruce
’ tion, having been rew and will com
tin nee work this w ek- One of th
• first things to be C ;nidered by them
w :! ] bp with rpfprenpp’ to the political
condition af the. Southern Slates :nd
a ‘
——- —— -m • •►►————
Territorial Gf.pin , ‘wf< far tht
m Star* . —The following # tl e
: roso'iCo !i.>k inr to a tern? ra! lorn
of “overtiment for the S onfi ri Sr-ite ,
which tvns offered in the •House it
Representatives by Mr.* Brooms .11
l’- bs li aina. The resolution was a
dopt’ and by a Vwtenfyess luT. lilys S7 :
.Resolved. That*tbe Onuuattae <>
•'T err t®ri**s he instructed to inquire into
the expediency of reporting a bill ;‘r•
vidi’ p terr'.tona’ governments for the
several districts ntVoonl ry w thin the
jurisdiction nt the l iV'cd States, h>r~
Til •1 > PC ‘ I th ’ Oe * * V!- inj
Stew of Vifg’Miia ‘North Carolina,
” nt! Cur>'m ri;,. * i ■g; . F! ■ri-ia is-
pi, Ala:.all*.l. Louisian-, \i k a it
sas trod T xa*. find-giving to all adult
• male iohabitrofs benn within, th ■ lim
f the United States, or duly uaio
i r il zed and rot pnr'io pan's i-n the hit?
re.lu-1 lull, fu ; . (jii ! potj-i al t tgV■■ i
such territorial governments.*
For Solicitor General.
a- authorized to annoum >.
W. I! BENNETT, of Bro k#’
County, as a Candidate for tlie office of
Solicit.>?• General of the Southern Circuit,*
at the election to he held on Wednesday,
the 2d ilav of January next’. dec ti
Bnrrng'R. F nnii t. I.nnils. and
On * \ s \ OosnnssroMtu, >
■ . -Thomas vijje, 6 Dec 3, 186$ )
C Ilf CL'I. VIC
In accordance with instructions received
f'.uni the Assistant Commissimer. Bureau IC.
: F and A. 1,-amis -State of Georgia. MWtNttd
! f"r the ensuin'; year, between I* alters and
Freedmen, will lie approved-and enforeed by
the Bureau in the District of Thomasville. as
’heretofore. JOS. O’NEIL
I l)ee tit f Brev'. Maj. A. S Alum. .
CARD. .
MRS. RARRATTE woull inform hor
patrons and friends, that site has
1 rented liie home in Fietclu-rvilie. formerlv
occupied by Col. Louche, and that she will
•t-'iinie her Scnool Exercises on Monday,
i tli■■ 7- hos January.
The place is retired and desirable -s a
Scho .1 locat on. arr. she hopes to siie sat
is la lion s. heretofore - She ni l teach
I the English t'ud French bnuiches of e.ia
i cat ion. upon the same terms a- herel< fore
i —paytr.eni required in advan e.
She is also prepared to fitrnish P. oms
and Board to a few pit il . dec l-S-T
HOtISES a .ii MULES
IHE uii let-signed will, kfep eon fib
slant lv on ha lid, HOUSES ‘
\N f* M CLES for sale, .-it -10-. Liv- it Jj
; i rv Stables, opposite the Young'Hons \
W3l. ST EG \LL
Dec 1* .’ . _ • • • _ .• if
BO 103 W*WT iOI B
Wheat Ground ?
SEN [> to Cat Creek Mills. in-Louiidt— Com
t l Georgia. without deiav, when- W II he
| • .tmd anew, good an i honest Mil er, _ r, Jno.
Tailor. New v\ heat an mratus on hand
•EDWARD LviNG,
Dec lil ■ ‘ Agent.
■ JL. IKT 33'^’
For S; i ] <-.
I'.OTS I7’> and 369 in the 17th District if
J Th im s’ .■ii at \ a'-c now ■ -tt'* *iv *■} ,I"i> s I.
Both Li.tsare widl improved and will lit- sdld*
J i-neaj N -> is the jime if you Wish
In good bargain. These lands lie near the con
j templated line of i in- South Georgia &• Florida
Railroad, which will hr ]>ui u ider coat fact
1 next vcai*. whi-n they will he a; least doubled
ill Value Apply to
L. C. BRYAN.
•Dec 19 ’ 1 * • s .
\7~ X( >t km :.
PUBLIC uotiee is be e'-y given tliaf 1.
am in possession o! flic West hnlf'o’
sue Northwest quarter of BmUou Nnutlv*
I Fourteen, in Township T.iree, Baii .-e Two,
; in . eon Count .. Florida, under contract
1 ‘that 1 have lliis .day tendered | aytnent for
5 e .same, which lias beets refused, and.
that 1-ehal retain possess ion, of the same,
unless dispossessed by process of law
’ GEO FA TE
Dec id.’ . 11 •
EKtWMSi from el (Hi
| • • < Minty ( Mrt.
Thomas Conn y u'imivi. D c Term, ‘■
IT ap.peiring to the Coart flijt W ‘II
i Hendry. John ‘ Humphries, TANARUS: W, litMltsbv
tnd M rixon Sf aglet ar . w re
-nmrnoned to -ova- Eeti l Juror- a hi
*crii ‘ i'll” C m n ■ 1 in -<li (1 <• j*u 1: ;If
is ordered. tin il*V ntftl (*cli ■ f i lie'ii •
:i fni ■ of T'V’ ioy 1 !l:inn ! Exactr
i-sue lherclbr. lintel's ml .-in I jujal x
-1 c made under oath. In •••he n
1 ierm of lhi Court. \V. J VItUNG,
• Judy
1.K813 DEKLE r c. C.
Dee 13 . . Si
Ixl- OHGI .i— ronntf.
.AG R E I', xlt 1,1 i o hoiv and onl > !>. i
utc honorable Conti of < Irdin ,r\ ‘if*
Mmnty, wilt be sold on tlie First Tuesdiv in
February nest within tin eg 1 Honrs of
before t <• Court'llniiße door in Thomnsvillt;
said Conntv, the Lands and Real Estate lie
longing io l-yae Fitch. deed SoH for distri
hilt-ion Terms of. sale made known on the
| daf of sale • • e FETCH
• . LERI! RKKLE.
Dec 13 40,1 Adiitrs.
fiHORRI t Colquitt Comity.
Court of Ordinary, Re .3. 18iif>
R lIEREAS, Jo|,„ T. Daw-on. Admini--
| irator osi the estate of James W. ilixtKs.
petition- this Court for Letters of Dismis
sion from sai-l Administration. All per
sons interested w ill take due noli e thereof
and ti 1 • iJieir- ohjeiSMau- in Court, if aov
they tmve. stliertti- • Lenei-oi Ri-mi-se .
will be granted and isn>-l said np| licHnt.
at the June T rm. 18ti7. of this Court
ISAA t’AIiLTON.
Dee. lJMun* Ordin i v
R 1 OKixlA—l'olqiiitt * oitill.
s\ “ “ ...
;i ix tß* tile estate of Wfltiam J Smith.
I e and... having applied tor Letters of ltis.
mission from said estae, notice is lieietn
1 given to all person- interested In tile then
objection- in Court witliiri the time pre
scribed by law. nt her wise Letters of Dismis
sion will he gran’ed -ai t applicant. Given
under mv otheial signature, tins August 8,
t 18Cd.
ISAAC CARLTON,
am 23 fim Ordinary.
fi EOKfil %—Colquitt County.
TWO Months after date, and at file
March T'Wiu of (he Court of Ordinary nl
sai l Coil tty, I shall apply to said Court
for -iti erder to sell the Land belonging to
the estate of Durham Hancock, deed.
J AS. T. H ANCOCK,
Dec 13-2 m Cl v
Ah 1 o CtiOic. u ... —ti.
) A specific for incipient Cholera. for
>*!by \\ p, CLOWKR fe CO.
PREPARE
ForC'lirislnitis
JEFFERS & . SON-
H :
and and of Frenrh < ndn m
unit < iHifrrtivHarif-M.
Smooth
S-. n s (;
Drops tall kimi- Jujube Pihtt I>_
• . Pi Kt< .lCm-A Can \.*
Brandv. Purr \\ im- and Cm-Cial Drops. Fens’.
!*i j,- assorted, sm k Candy ,
1.-,• -Irt a, B"n B > s vei l. nr.t- n■;
Presents, Orange 3c HonevComh
. ‘ *
Alee, Can Fruit . Ji lii. s. Citrons, Nuts, Rai
s‘irs Fia's. Apples. Orantfgfes, etc
, The lal-geM asoorniVem . t
Family (Crurerlw and I*r
x isiitnv in i li<tniai ille.*
m i for sate on the rmtenablr
terms. ■
.’ : r r 'l.-mn-- and Gentlemen are invited to
. cal mi examine onr large tftoek and prices,
i Keiaeiuher the -plai
Gold ierg s.
•. Jeffterw X son.
Dec 13 .
FATR WAUNIVG!
Prof. TUI J PIN
r l' , ‘ :, . at - engaged only nsdl the
1 tiret day ■ mu , • when my }>*-.- •
sent Gallery will lie el >scii • having been
rented by other —art tea sot 1 ler tars in ess.
Those wishing those roost beautiful of-all
Likenesses, the ZOOXOGItAPH's, should
: improve this.probably the last op, ortunity Os
obtaining them.
Pliotosrra pti.
I'fi rolyppfi
A :<1 imhrotypci,
Talcen as usual A fine assortment of Albums
‘ and < lilt Pram es i ,
1* c 13-ts G A. .IKFFERS Artist.
O c i 11a Lands
FOE SALE
iJi-s tbs Bluet or Hardwick ■■fcr-n
Place, two nriles from Boston (tepot. on'At
omic & Gulf ICailroad and to miles from
Thomas-ville-
The Farm ,con tarns 736 ttcres of Land 406 of
which are open. About half of the open Land
has be‘*n rested for two years, and ihe whole
is well adapted Iso the cifl'ivafiowof Cotton
The Buildings are all in good condition. On
the place is a large Frame Gin House with
good Iron Cotton Press and Gin with anew
Rubber Ba i til rail in good condition.
The place is wall wattu'tid T--rnts arevttn
modatina For further partiriilavs call <>i
(’apt. (iit-v. ri ■ the nti let-signed on the premi
ses. SAM’L J’ SMITH.
If the place is i o‘s .1 I privately .before tb
!: ins?a it. it “ • 1 i• —i
o’- bent in the Town of Thomas il!e on th 1
da v . Tvn-sda v 1n . . I > 1 sr,i,. .
Dec 18. J: * , , SPS •’
. cunvrn C'ortTii:
Lands * for sale.
CIA IE undersigned offers for sale tlnve 1411-
*JL of band ip CVifich .Countv. <:a.. known
as the property of M. A. Mi-Nulty and J B
Jackson, (Iranilll-re not vetnemheved), contain
lin in the aggregate 1479 acres. \v*-li. improved*
one of the hi-st grazing TsttHs in r ’ South*
Hr, 9 W. “
or M r S rtnons, iu the nei hi trl
■ to any pne desii ing to exmniin
: the premises No lot ter Iwgmn is offered in
Ihe S’ ‘l'licse Jtisds will bo - >ld at ?l “
1 pej- aere if an ilic-ation is made immediately,
out tli----- will be sol I’for ea sh onl Ylll y t
1. I lib*Y ‘ \ • ‘
Dec Bfaiip * . . TlO nasviWc, Hid
TAKEN IP
ON Sturdy evening l->, n,stn.-ill G-iy
• Horse Mule, nhour ten or eleven
years, “i-i. The owner Pan get* him hi
ending at my resilience, one and a hafi
rrtil - from Boston, by.proving prot •
■a•il pa y iog cos s. ’ . ■
• ’ • . S. J McINTcSM
Dec (i • .if
Oysters! Oysters
rnUß snhserfber w-mld most respectfull v ia
1 form the citizens at Ttwoua trille null v.i
einity that la- han nade such • uirangeiu ut
t •!* OYSTER* < that he tun* afford to - •• v
tliein Op.tt> Ge t leuien or Ladies fa- the sin •t i
sum oi 25 egnts per plate and by tin- Qattn
. i make a h viu_ .
he wishes ot hers t lire t > e s time
Cotne Gent letuen and Lada; - and’l will treat
Von nil ri. lit
• • j r - oms
Ne 1 OHre
Dec (> . . . *if ■
• o
GIOISGSA Arlntl. Comity.
11Y virtue ot an order of the Court of
Ordinary of said County, will be sold on
the fii s Tues'j ty in January next, tieiwe n
ha tiw rd lioitrs of sale, aft ibed'ouft Tlousi
do r of said County, all tin* I,anils helot* ■■
illjr to the Esliite oi Jas! Toueldone, dee’d.
tat” ol -aid l ounty. Sold tor tfie beto fi
o the heirs a ! and e-eduoin of said decea's. and
JOHN TOECHTONE,
* WILLIAM TOUCHfo.NE,
Nov 10-ld • • Adm’rs.
4<lmini* it is* sale.
\1 T ILL he -dd a’ ‘*ie mMwiit • * ( H
* * 1>• ■ • eased, pt t y jUth o.
December next the foil >wing pvoi ertv to wit
9 Head Mules, Cattle Hoe*, Wagons, Cart*.
Oxen, I Bttyfgy; I fine ('aniaire. Household &
Kitchen furniture, farming implements, corn
a large lot fodder. Hav and o’ her things to nu
merous to mention Terms Ca> . The sale to
eotrtinoe .rmn dav to day until all is sold
E. R YOUNG,
Nov 96 3 t Adm'r *
v rn o AfNVM
I will he made to the Court of Ordmarv of
Lnunde-(‘onus v vo to sell the Real L
pf liilian Walker, late of said Countv.’
■ I. . oased. ISi.iZA WALKER,
Sept 27 2tn . •
rrwo umriin
I will he made to the Ontinari s Conti of
Lhnfides County, for leave to eell tlu .
‘late of William Kuighr lat- of sdd Countv
deed . • WAI..C. KNIGHT ’
Nov 8-2 tn Adm’r.
ATLANTIC A- CI IE H CO , )
. Sivaiiuah -Kept Bth lßtiO. •
. . Sur i. . --1 -■ - Of* in. •) ■
NOTICE.
ON -and after this date, all KreA'ht eorniim
ft a* 1 destined ;• |H>i it- We.-t ot’l. ■
< ii-k h “t” me.- Rivei wd! oe c ■irried <ivei “ -
Road to aud’fmui Savaiumii. at a ruduefton.ot
f'weuty-Sve p*'r -Cent.. OIL the
Yrnnsportatim fmm Tlioma-yille—making th
ehnrges in the several eli sses ns follows !
First Cl ss per cubic fin.,, 14c.ts.
Seeond Class per lit Ihs ps c 8
Third < is- per MW lb- •. ry ~,8, 8
Fonrth Class per |!> |us CM
Fit; !i Cl I— per 1“ ills .... .... ..ft els.
Sixth Cia-s per K*' l Ihs 34 pt.-.
Seventh Clues per 111 lls 3 cts.
Eighth (Mas- per 10 lbs 23 ets.
Cotton per 100 lbs
II S. H VINES.
Kept 13 37 ts Ge i'l Snp’t
FOR SA 1.1:
4 FIN Nhh CARIilAtiE— wi u Har
nes om lete at GST. Aipljs u
MeQUEEN & MITCH EM
Oct 18 42-ts
A. & R. SMITH,
THOMAS ILLE, GA.
DEALERS IX •’ .
iirn<. I'm invtitui; Hardware
Mher Plated C.mls>,
GLASS, OSINA AND EARTHENWARE*
TALLF \NI> POCKET (TTI.I I.Y.
.TIN Wl-* WOOD WARE. CAR- *
RIAGE MATERIALS:
A Largd Lot of nil Kinds of
STO ’ >'!S,
Hollow Ware, Cooking Utensil©
of every kind.
j Awi ll selected stock of splendid STOVE**
tin-’ received-iiom • -. h uuUrv.
Nov 15 4fi-tf
LHf.MiMON & FREEMAN,
| • WHOLESALE “ ..
G aOCERS!
Comer Hay iimi Dravtnn Si„ .
j Savannah, : : :* Georgia.
•
SSv
ARE jdl-’ rn;’ on liber.,l terms ;i lafge at.
. well selected Stock of
GROCERIES!
T i wtii f: „ | :
. an.', coasnmi-ra.iti
h:h thi-rn CfSOfftiCtA.
-
“A. DUTENHOFEit, ,TNO M W. HILL.
i l S., vitt.il.. . tI; Jeitel-.- >y 1 ...
*o #
•a, DtJTENHO-FIS & to..
shippi:g 3 ’
EORW ADDING
‘ • A XI)
C JM MISSION
• or *. -■—*r ‘■ . • __ •
° . D *
m<> .* up A Y stk i: r. i .
Savannah,- • : : : “Georgia.
Libera] advances made on cop. sigh
Cotton for ante in this Citv. or l
New York or Philadelphia..
ISasrxina mill ltopc constantly on hand
;it lowest juices.
Ai Rr’iril’- Vntnii I o*-k Iron 0 ot
ton Tie.
’('nn-i-spn- Her ts in X’ York Tfcnrdeu A Cos
( or, : .■- i u 1'.i1.0. ! ‘ll.:”. r--
Herring A; Cos. Nov Lvt.ui,
or NT!,’.AT. SrPFK'PKXT'S OFFUT. )
I ■ .•
■ )
. Tlinoioii TICK FT*..
Thomasville to Quincy $lO 00
THoiuasviHe to fallal’..,ssee ...... 9 00
T o nasvilVe to HwtMk 8 A0 •
Madison.-. *. 7 00
QaittKui to Madison t. 50
Valdosta to Ibdisoß. •> 7~>
F'.r i’ I- u. <'>nt• I.l. iii in <..i Psv ngeis i.,-
tw-fm til” ;’)> -v .s’tati >m- a PasKimgiT ( oh,
- attached to the Freight Train ou the
lowing days:
On Monday W.-iinesil , v and F”idav.
Ijesvirg'l imasviile .....7.45 A M.
Leaving Quitman 10.1 A- M .
Leaving Valdosta 12.45 I*.
Arriving at N’o. 12, in titue t < connect wilt
the Through Passenger Train tor Florida
< >n Ttasd’ v Thursday and Saturday.
Leaving No I- on arrival hi i •
Train from Florida anil arri ing as follow*:
Ajt Valdosta-. •- 12.25 I’ M ’
a ~. 2.38 P ,VJ. . ‘ •
. .At Thonmsvilh 5.15 P.M.
Bv taking this train Pan-,'Tigers to aiidTr .
K ,id \\ill avoid any delay on t .•• .•••. .*
’ . ’ • H:U HAINES .
Dec 6 . • Gen’l Sup"?
STOLEN
From mv lot on the nig tnfthetwelfi jas
.eight n.il*- below 1 mmi .sville.the road to
.vlonticello a chcstiut sorrel pony I write, i,ia,
or ten yean old in eouuu u walking or ,•
some hat rnidled off on his right thigh hv the
he is low behind rath i .cat hamed w<
mounted before, rather long to Ida height
Pares or ranks under the sad teentirelv a little
lazy hut With a epir nu-Kn very las. aha bv care
ful examination a -malt blemish uaiv bi- dis
covered in the signt of his leu eye tho gh toe
sight tit tlie eye is goon and looks as weli.r
itie other, nis main ail lies tin tiie left side. An .
informal ion concerning him w I t,e thatikluliv
received and twenty rive uoliars paidfo
dm'very to the uudersigut and. Alvp siotiie ia
i homaivilte La IxAsC G JOIiDA N
OTJR
HOUSE!
BAH. BILLIARD
;. .- AND
(OYSTER SALOON.
H AVING refit ■ed and opened otir Sa-
P MdGI
-m's 11 a'nos Slic p we are prepared to of
tei to ttie public c-cety thing that can be
found in a first class
RhiNkC),
Brandy,
4>tn.
R*t,
’i CHAMPAGNE MINE. MUSCAT WIRE.’
RIAL \C, \ WINE. PORT WINE
’ M ADEIRA Wi <E, SHERRI
WINE CL \RET W INE
RHINE ULM • . •
i And every variety ~i’ l.iijiiorw. euiitr
I by ihe battle or drink. plum .u- mixed.
■ bnlt
iIA •!’ oti Draugli
Pine Havanna t LGARS q| diffet
brands . . • •
lerson’s and othet ■ FINE CUT 1
• ‘ 1 • ■ and Vvr.j thing (o suit tite taata
| oC iiic mosi latsudiou* u le hail at the
OUR HOUSE,
■ As cheap as any other place ir. Thomas.
I viHe.’ Wo shall always keep on hand a
large and well SELECTED STOCK.
■lot Wliiskr} t'nnchrs, every
i Morning and Evening, made tioni pure
Irish and Scotch Whiskey.
V
m /-a r’lnrosia:.
Stewed i‘ i sty • i sati-t • in:.-r-■tan
* A!- -. HOT COFFES . Morning and
Evcnri g. -
Prices AS LOW a L c 3
Attached to he Our Hmm is a •
Billiard Saloon
Where gentlemen wishing to indulge in
the licnlt “exercise can do so at all hours.
.We ini old patrons find the pod
;• gi\ us ai a 1 before purchasing else*
wfie e."-
N lE—Good, order always maintained
•
. Peaces At Perry.
Dec <1 •. * if
Ni.W STORE
! OPENED IN
•F If JLLE* :
HARDWARE. Tin Ware uitd
Crockery. Fine Chf-wing To-.
ill eo, ‘hoese. Cigars. Candy..
Itaisins and Almonds, ;
Fine Lo.t New Flour,
.! - ■ * weired from St Lonia, Mo., .
Siara < uUrf, ian tiles.
Laui. Bacon. spite, .
; SNppei. Ptffas.li,
! And a varictv of <itlier tliinpitao {Hnoeraßii
J’ery LOW 1 >r l i.sii
sup, Kfißt, i uirtt). ■
• W J PARNELL*
Sent i ’ . ts
• a * ____________
Administrator’s Sale.
(ji r ■'i —(. I, l ( i.iii,' ,j •
r>y virtue of Bn"order from (He Court, of”
1 > • . ‘£>•ywill i>r solcf
oor in Moultrie,
icm o*n it” tir*i tuesdas in .lap*
nary ne'x-, .part yf lot of land No. 367 in
; the 8-h.dtAtriet o’ mid Cbrtnt v. Sold as
- the propi-iity of William A id: deceased for
he tiers f* the hen's atd credit ors of said
JAMES ALDERMAN. .
’Nov...jth . # . Adm'r
Administi'ator's Sale • •
• II ’ ‘.l,* • <■ ore the Court JJoust*
t j *door i Viild'isis Lowndes County, •
i-■ ti he tn*i Tue.-d yin January nexi..” the
1 fgcls jU Lola of land *♦ it, two
ii .ndi.ed and .igtiieen acres (;fib< lit
188 t oiiiaii.ing-390
acres no ‘ * for me ImMkH of
■ In “heirs and credi irs of WillmiuJ Deatv
deceased. Terms on. the and. vof sale.
ANDDEW b. CE.iTY
N • Adin’r.
HOIS:, t\l) LOT roit SALE
r ¥ ti IE l - •! t'i sell tiic
. i Itarfd-oine and well ini/ House .and Lot. situa
ini i : *iie IJ !-• iovi i vn;■ road, formerly occu
pied bv Mrs. Julia M Fisher. This is a deeir-
II family, and ma\ be pur-
I ■ ti.itia s- ii.l <rinu*-
j tion • pph • ci : * 1•: Aiiaitis or the under
i signed
• Jfov 25 ts • L. C lIRYAX.
Administrator’s Sale.
Astri'rMbie to an ordered the Court of Or
dinar;, td 1 oaias Comity. . will lie sold
before the ( ourthouae door in 1 nomasvitle, on
lire hrs; Tuesday in January next, tin- follow
iug prt ipel tv to wit:
Mb’ Lund numbers (1) and two (2| in
•
known as t tie pi.-ic, w n • Vh- Kice now
res - ’"'-*—sold as tli property of ( haries 15. An
s. Hot t mint di td. Terms oi
the day of said: ‘ A P. WRIGHT
Nov 15-td . * Adm'r. *
Administrator’s Sale.
UrfLl- he sold :.T r'.,’ bto Mfl&feiKS of Jlio- *
dt oi; Thursday, 6th • ; •
lieeenih. , ext. the in liWvuig property, to wit .
tiliei.dvii Horse* snAMtuhs sti head of ■Oat- •
tie VV agous. I art- ( kttit and Sheep.
I Farming ‘
Ho - id and Eth'heii Fitruitnre
• • .1". Sugar Mill and
. . .
liollks SWffi 1 :•i •• * ‘
Mig.i 1 tie. Su-itr, Svrfip, and many other
’
i e naira* shoe and .place will he rented
c ‘.Plant >1 tor one war
1.-.. i-.ii . Mi! ■ dav nf sale.
’ ’ ‘ GEO t, GIBBS,
Nov- 15 ti * . Adm'r.
THOMAS
. SHERIFF* SALE. ‘ .
I>Y vjrtnt- of an order from the Superior
> Court ot Tiioinas County will lie sold n
1 m—. ‘ i.i'i, re the Courthouse
Ci . id t uustv. three head of •
ueseitfted as fullosti —iOos dark bav
M •• Kit oi., g e.y Mare Mule,
named Pegm, one light hay Mare Mule,
aumrd. it . a:id one cteuni tailored horse
tunned.He ry mate M i e named Puss, and Colt.
Aiso ;o ti e s„me time thirty five head of
limit’ a. or it c iso sixty bead of Hogs,
i ui.ii t .r less forty head til .sheep, more or
I ss one l or, S :ler one Grain Fan, one
it raw < utter one t'.io or e Wagon and Har
in s an.'Yoke Oxen a it C.ut. one Lot Wool
•he Grindstone t••>t of Piantaiion Tools; also
■ one bales i otuth, more ot* less thirty barrels
■Syrup, more or le s. lOhh bushels Coni
i time or less i o busies Potatoes, lm re or less’
and i . ‘'ti pound* Fodder, inure or less- Le’
Vied 111 as liie property U i.fiaiu Marvill, to
satis y an a. i.a liment in favor t.l A- F. Eve
ritt Property pmn.ed out bv Plaintiff
o'4 Khurifl- .