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inations, and always believed that tlie princi ple or rule of the party in regard to nomina tions was a wise and salutary on*,, yet, with this distinct and emphatic''repudiation of tliat rule, I shall feel myself at liberty to become a candidate* whenever it suits me or mv friends to do so. That in another canvass I have entire confidence that the Democratic party of the district will do me justice, and more especially that those four thousand friends who reluctantly sacrificed me for what they believed to he the success of the party, will take the first opportunity to repair the in jury which they thus unwillingly inflicted on ine. Had I l*en simply, on this occasion, an independant candidate, the moment that I discovered that the success of the party would have been eudnngered by ray candidacy . 1 would instantly have withdrawn. But I knew that I had been honorably and fairly nominated, according to tite most ap- ! proved nnd long established usages of the party, nnd hence, I could not consistently, I witli self-respect, with what I owed to the party, and with what was due the Conven tion that nominated itc, withdraw in favor of an independent candidate, such as Mr. Sew ard avowedly was. I determined to maintain the usage of the party by remaining a candi date, and if Tor the party, or both-should be defeated, 1 would have the satisfaction of knowing that 1 had acted from principle, and not from passion, impulse or self-interest. There is no intelligent and well-informed man in the District who can doubt, that had Mr. Seward discharged the debt of gratitude which he. owed me for what 1 did for him in 1853, that had he complied with his most solemn promises to be out of the way when 1 desired to run, the consideration for which he received hj’ ilfy retiring in 1853 in his fa vor, when I could have defeated Jtini by a single word, that I could easily have beaftn the American candidate. The. converse of a portion of this pmpnsi- ] tirin is equally true, to wit: That had the j American party run no candidato I could | have beaten Mr. Seward, had the contest been between us alone, as I would unques tionably have received a majority of the American vote, whilst as the nominee of the Democratic party, and Mr. Seward robbed of the argument that the vote for me would bo to elect an American, I should also have received a majority of titer Democratic party. In conclusion I would return my sincere thanks to those who sustained me in the late election ; nnd to those who voted against me. I say in all sincerity, I cherish no unkind feeling towards you. And to Mr. Seward: The election is nmv orrr, and 1 am patientlv waiting the fulfillment of promises Which I am told you made previous to the election to make a certain call online as soon as the election was orrr. WM. IV. GAt L.!)t:N. EAI HOAD MEETING IN CLINCH COUNTY. According to previous notice for a Mass Railroad meeting of the county, a portion of the citizens assembled to-day at Magnolia. On motion the. meeting was organized by calling John L. Morgan, Esq., to the, Cliair, and requesting George IV. Ncwlie.ru, Esq., j to art ns Secretary. The object of the meeting having been explained in a clear and concise manner,- Dr.” T. A. Rice then moved that the Chairman appoint n commiTtoe of five, to draft resolu tions expressive of the views oftfic meeting, which being adopted, the Chairman appoint - rd the following gentlemen, \iz: I)i. I . A Rici and Messrs. TfeSSe 0. “Smith, (‘liarles JnfnesC. Smith, and James Waters. t ' _ The Committee then retired,'"and on its re- i r tnrn, .Reported ‘the following resoluihws.- J which WereTrhanimously mh'ipfed. Rewind lit. That it is the-opinion of this meeting that the time has come, when the j necessities of the people require, that our • State Legislature should take such action, ns wifi control the establishment, and couiv pletion of the Main Trunk Roartgrr its equiv alent. Reset reel 2d. That the published negotia tions, between the Atlantic &. Gulf Railroad, ami the Brtmxwick & Flotilla Railroad 0o:n panics clearly demonstrate, that the Atlantic ! & Gulf Railroad Company acted in good j fait!.;, and did use its earnest efforts to com- : promise with the Brunswick & Florida Kail- j road Company on friband equal-terms; nml j that itis the'unanimoiis voice of tliis nu'ejTng ; that the blame of failure rests upon the Nor thern members of the Brunswick Sc Florida Rail road Coin patiy. Reset red 3d. That we highly approve of the’ course pursueoThy the Georgia Stock holders of the Brunswick & Florida Rail road Company at, then; last meeting iu ljj uns - ick, when they emleavm ied-U> .harmonize'- conflicting interests, and to secure the eatab lishment of the Main Trunk Road. Jleso/rrd 4 th. That the course, pursued by the. Northern-members of the- Brunswick At F! orida Railroad Company, in refusing to unite with the Main Trunk Company, has i been detrimental to the best interests of tiie ! whole people of this section of Georgia, Resole ed, 6th. That in case the Bruns-[ wick <sc Florida Railroad Company shall still persist in its past policy, of refusing to grant 1 lie required release of its.charter, and shall, thereby .defeat the establishment of tfifi Main 1 Trunk Ro#d, that we instruct our Legisla- j tors, without release of said charter, to use their utmost effiqfs to scqttre the establish-j me,tit of the Main Thtilk Road, starting at the old initial proceeding tlience j to Tho,maHville t ,so as to cross the Alapaha River not more than seven miles above, or below Gen. Levi Knight’s bridge. Or tog Tte for the aid of the State, which was in tended for the Main Trunk Road, to be gilt n to the Savannnh Albany & Gulf Rond, and that the S vannah Albany &. GulfßoaJ | be required toAake the route alone desigtia- j ted. Jlrsohcd 6lh. That in order to show more clearly to the Legislature of the State, tliat the foregoing resolutions are the voice of the people, that we recommend the county, to send its petition tA the Legislature. Resolved Ith. S’hat we do earnestly rec .ommend e ve tyj/c ounty, of this portion of, Georgia, intcroated in a Railroad, to take nc.h steps, as iticir good sens* and wisdom inny dictate, ts procure, a result so long de-j irod, and so to .advance our interests,and to devWop the resources of our country. 11 wag jlien moved, seconded, nnd carried, that the proceedings of this meeting be. pub lished in the Wire-Grass Reporter, Thornas ville Watchman, and Savannah Georgian. On motion the meeting then adjourned. .V “ John Is Moffo AN,Chairma,n r GROUGE W. Nkwiijeun, Secretary. October 17th, 1837, „ • Thomasville, Oct.T6, 1857. V At n meeting to-day” of the citizens of Tockwotton and Fletcherville held for the I purpose of considering the expediency of ‘ annexing those places to the corporation of tlje town of Tlrotnasvilla. Present : E. L. Anderson? A. B. Wright, James Edwards, ! R. R. Evans, W. F. Sanford, C. J- Harris, S, Spencer, T. M. Boston, J. 0. Paslay, A. H. Hansell, Tboa. Simmons, Tho, Dy son, aud Wm. Griffin, property bidders in said places. Ou motion of Tbps. Simmons’ 1 Judge Hansell was called to the chair and . Charles requested to act ns Secre tary'. • ** ‘ . I Tbft following resolution mas tnen intro duced by Wm.. Griffin, and passed : . j Resolved, “ That we are willing as siti j arms of Tockwotton ami Fletcherville to be included in the corporate limits of Thomas- ; ville upon terms of equality in every res pect except such chartered privileges as lie long exclusively to • Fletcher Institute’ ” On motion; the Ohair appointed AttfiOr R. Wright, TliOtt.as Boston Will; Gritfiu and tSacmiel Spencer as a couunittee to meet and agree upon the .boundary line of the exteu- i sioa of said corporate limits. The meeting then adjourned. A. 11. llaxseu,, Chairman. Ciuri.es J. Harris, Secretary. Mtt\\k Snmkmi of Jlxtus. j Btroncw;A4laßfr-in~K<>w-Oi4aans. ~ . .... ~. j New Orleans, Oct. 10.—The run on the hanks has ceased, and confidence in a great j | measure restored.. No more failures are reported. Tiie suspended Banks anticipate an early : j resumption. x - Business affairs are unsettled, but general- I ly easier. New Orleans Weekly Deport. New Orleans, Oct. 10. —Sales of cotton to-day, 2,500 bales ; Middling 9J a 9.j cents, j Sales of the week, 15,000 bales, like stock is 113,230 bales, decrease of 00,000 j in receipts at this point, add a decrease at all ‘ ports of 101,800 hales. Flour nominal at i $5.25; Wheat and Corn unchanged. Cot’-; fee 1-0 cents, and sales for the wee k gOO : sacks. Freights on Cotton to Liverpool J, and hi Havre, one cent. New Yo:k Market. ‘ • New Yoßx.-Oet. 17.—'The cotton market : continues quiet. Flour has advanced with ; salhs of- 10,000 barrels —Southern $5 00 a ;85 75. Wheat declined, sajes 14,000 hilsll els^—white 81 :j7, ilti'l K>d SI f>7. Corn linn, and sales 21,000 bushels.’ Turpentine firm ! jai lW cents. Rice heavy at 3$ a “4’ (Tents. | ’ | Southern Bank of Oteoria. Bai.vbkisi'uf., (Tct., 20.—-This Bank having had the ability to icoeT-ui all its bills with * specie, and having continued for several ■ days aftfO- a general stiLpeusion North and ; South, ‘will not at the suggestion of a. major ity us the Merchants and business men of . the place, pay out for the present any more. Holders of its bills can have for the,ill hills of other Georgia or South Carolina Banks, or if preferred, the proml-sury notes of | ami.solvent men in Ihe eotiT.tirS of I leeiOur, ; j ‘Thomas, Lntvndes, Colquitt, Miller, Baker, kd, hiitl * TeriTli. good q.ripAj., ..vAVquce upon, cot but and tohae-’ | cA, huy I'auid. warrants, and deal in Sight 1 1 Exchange on Now Yoik/fiitil other cities. ‘ , i'ltcro is 8l00.0i)i) of. the Stock of this —Bank, being one half ol the capital stoyk, wuicli will-he disposed of to ihe citizens of tliis and surroumk.ig ciiniitics, 11. 11. Hi iihard. Cashier. i Elsctioaa in Misrippi. ,! The full returns from this State have not ■ reached us, but them is'. enough -iutcili-i | geuec'received to warrant us in announcing ;I ho I'le.cl mil rrf —H~pn. Me Willie, —1 Konuci at f Giiver.nor of .Mississippi, over his opponent, ; Mr. Y ci'ger, Kiiovv N• tlTiug7 by n'lnrge mu- ■ ! jqrity—the election to Congress .of an entire 7 Democratic dclegatiiin, ;u il a large Delllii enuie majority in the Legfelature, TJii: fidjowing liolfcc appears in the Washington Union, “of the 14ill instant : \ TItKASI R.V 1 lI.I'AIIT.IIIINT, | ’ . * Gci('ib.t'i 13, 1b57. \ j Notice is hereby given that the limitation j eontifined in the law aiitlmrizing this depart ; inent to purchase stocks.of the United States ‘ having been reached,it is not within its pow-d her to make further purchases kt present. ■j, . lIuWELL Curb. i', Secretary of the Treasury. ’/ ! - Banks in Charleston. .Three of the Chat lestbn Banks, the Bavh : of t Cktikh .vOoir tlre State- Rank, and the Un rci />’£, are still [laying specie. On yes tenlay, we learn front the News? the Bank of Charleston received by steamer Marion, $50,000 ot gold,and the State, Blink $20,000. i Mr. ’l*. 11. Dewees received 82,(lfl0.—“Tire -patch. # Horrible Murder and near Hamburg. 1 Ljst night, the town and neighborhood of ‘Hamburg wuu e thrown into ennsteniatierr hy the murder of Mar-y R.uiilall hy her husiinnd and attempted suicide hy .the latter who has since died. A ; An Inquest was field this rhorping nt die residence of the late, mifortun'ate? personal.- ! two miles from town, Beiijamiu Bajnl, Coron- 1 or; Col. Stuart Ilanisnn,-Fofeinan. The , ..facts elicited were, that Randall cut his wife's . throat with a razor, about 8 o’clock last ‘night, almost severing her head from her body. • Immediately alter he had accomplished his purpose, fit? tort-his own- throat, and.after rlingering until 8 o’clock this morning, died. The verdict of the jury was in accordance with the above facts. —Augusta Disputh. Cotton in LaGrangc. The Lagrange Reporter of the 16tli gays : | —-Thtmqhave been only, about 474 bales of ! cotton sold in tliis market during the present : season, and abhiit 170 hales Ttmed away. By the j.sth of October last There had been 1 sold about 4,000 bales in this Tnarket—ne.ar i ly ten times as much as the present’ season, As we gji to press, 8 cents is the pcice offered, and there is none iji. the market at any price. . j . Killed by a wild Cat. * We understand that the cause of the ans penaioa of the Georgia Rail Rand Bank, Was a run was about to be made on it by the Chronicle’s fercious Wild Cat, the Bank of Fulton, ao it appears thrfSSfofe Wild Cat i’ was a dangerou* rritter aliyaPath^as it eomple- j tely billed off one of the Clrtonicbv’s pet tame cats. We think itis now time for the ; Chronicle to “ dry up” about the Wild* Cats, and t.im hi i attention to the tame critters of; the feline species about that goodly city, fir singular to say,"the first suspensions of flanks in Georgia during the present crisis, occurred with the pet iiislitntiuns of Augfista, while . some of those that, paper classed Is Wild Cats and worthless, continue to pay out the specie for their hills as fast a* presented at their counters.” —Columbus Sun. ?* LATBB I2OM SUBOPB. ARRIVAL OF THE irnnoPA. Halifax, Cct..2l. I’lie steamship Ku-\ ropn, fioiti Liverpool with dates to the 10th, lias arrived at tliis port. *“ JW B^Uiganco. The sales of eiitton to for the week were 57.008 hales, of which specula tors took 1,3,500. and exporters 3,000 bales ; fair upland* 9jd., ami middling do, 1-10, ‘Sales on Friday 7,000 bales. On Saturday the market was quet. The Persia's news had caused a slight -decline in all qualities.” The following are the j.„ QUOTATIONS OF THE WEEK. Fair Orleans .9 ’d. j” ‘ ‘Middling.do. 95-l Gd. Fair Mobile 9 9-16d. Middling'ilo.. .9(d. ; The stock on hand 300:500 hales of which [4479, OOP American Flour was dull, and had ! I slightly declined. j Wheat was dull and quoted 2to 3d decline ; on all qualities. j The corn market was steady, At previous ‘ i quotations. ! Bank rates had advanced 6 per cent. Con-j sols-werfi quoted at 89J ‘ 5) 89 j. -—— 4. The London Times says-there is nothing in mi sing the rate of discouut to create any alarm, ‘i’lie djseount established also rais :ed the rate interest.. It says that fright | alone caused all the ruin that is now goining ‘ on in America. The JSumpd brings $03,000 in specie. Political lutelliijeube. Violent storms have been prevailing on the ;E i iglish-coast.’ i —,—_ —l The Amerienn crisis in monetary affairs i js severely felt in England and France, and i specie is being shipped to the United States.! The King of I’iusia was reported to he in a ilyiiig'coiidition. The* London Etar says that the Governor General of In ha lias been recalled. The financial pressure in Vienna wits still ! very severe. Numerous failures had taken ! place. i Russian war vessels had destroyed the shipping at Bazaar, in Abasia. ’ Gaiatz had i Leva nearly destroyed. Paper money, in Turkey had undergone a .depreciation'-of twenty per cent._ Accounts,-from Indijt are gloomy. Nona Sahib \yas slijl alive, and it was feared Luck now would fail before assistance could ar rive. TwtFsfavcrs hqd . Usen ...je-t|>ttireul on tiie coast of Africa, one an American brigarrtiue , named (ho Sarah Jane. TTroai Warhinsfoa. =! “.'T ’ W ash-inu i'tOK'Oet. *2l.'—O ir government : has received olliicial assurance that England will t)o{ interfere with our arrangements with Nicaragua, as regard's . tiro treaty securing “Tire transit route. Tke Bicktr.ofcd Bobbery. j~. RirHMnNii, Oct. 21.—Upwards of 8t5,- i 000 of t!ie, specie stolen from the Gustonl House, have been recovered. Hkrkets. t —X~f-:vv YintA. Oct. 31.—f'oit.iin’ is qnipt.— 1 Flour declined'; sales 7,500 bids. South ern worth 85.3-5 a 5.65. Wheat advanced; sales 30,000 bushels! “Red $1.20 a $.30.-- Coru firm; sales 15,000 3bnßhelk4r—quoted” j 70e. a 7lt* Rnsiii 51.40 a SL-45. Tnrpen •t i■ 1 * closed iimi at 40‘c. a 41. Rice was T -steady and quoted at 21 ! s. a 25 Is. Rosin dull. ‘ Soil its Turpentine dull, and quoted at 40s. At ursi'A, Oct. 21. Sales of Cotton to dav. 25u hales. (Quotations tarnge from 11 led a 12c. A CHAEG£. The following is “ a genuine article,” which ! reaches us from Philadelphia, Ohio. -“ A i cloud of witnesses,’ 7 It is charge of a Justice ! ot tiie Peace, ot that ilk, to 11 jury in an ac tion of replevin,brought for the recovery of a canalhrmt;- ‘* Gentlemen of, the jury : This is an ac tion of repje\iu -brought “by viol* the purpose of obtaining the ca nal boat Ocean wave, No. Two, levied on by said — ‘-=j- —, as tlie property of--. j | shall fiiwbhafget-y-du wytri.’ tTW'"*fnttr~7'f pyin struiug evidence, namely : If you have rea son to believe that any omjf witness in tliis fare has wilfully,’ maficionsly, arid contrary to the peace and dignity of-the State of Ohio, sworn to that which is false ni any single in stance, you are hound to believe that he Ims i lied tluougboat.” I Mr. B —, for plaintiff, inquired : j_“ What if it he eorroborated l” The Goiirt, with much dignity, replied : *’ Wait uyt-ii I am done!” “ And if you should find that tlbe afore mentioned witness is corroborated, or sustain ed m any particular, hy any other witness, ; you aie bound to believe that said last-uam ed witness lies also, in every of tiis Btateniorll ! lam also requested to charge you that you find in yotu verdict the value of the property at issue. “ After some deliberation I have concluded 1 not to do that, but simply will jny : if you find, in your finding, that yoq have found —you will have found, in your finding, whatever at that time you may find : on the’ other hand geutlernfeil, if you find in your finding,, that you have not firm id—you will not have found—in your finding:—wlmt yon ougl.lt to have found.! Now, gentlemen, you have ha.id the lestimoney of the witness, the arguurCTitrrif counsels, ami my charge. , Take the easel”. 1 “ - TKNSACOLA AMD GEORGIA XAILXOAB —TPtVt COTTON. By invitation and in company with a num ber of gentlemen, w<v made an excursion over the PensaarJa & Georgia Railroad,yes terday evening, ns far as tracklaying was progressed—some eight miles. Tire trip fur nished substantial evidence that onr great enterprise is eertainly “going ahead,” and that, too, with a steadineaa that will soon bring our .neighboring comity of Jefforsori within a few minutes ride of the Capitol.— The track-work is being done with skill and 1 judgmentwand the Siiperintendant (Joseph N. Whitner, Esq.,) think# that he will he Hide henceforth to lay down six miles of iron per month, at which rate the road will proba bly be in the vicinity of Montieello by the Ist of January. ♦, The chief*event of the occasion to which i we refer was the passage of forty-five bales lof cotton over the track. This is the first 1 cotton that Ims been transported over th* j road, and the honor of being the first planter 1 who has availed lrimself of this moans of sending his produce to market belongs to Francis Eppes, Esq., Mayor of this city, ftliHough whose plantation the road passes.— [III compliment to him these forty-five bales ’ will be forwarded over both roads to St. Marks, free of charge.— Floridian !y Journal, 10/ h inst. Punch says that the tree* with the modesty of nature, knowing that they are about to be stripped of their roues of Foliage, and stand naked before the world, will, soon commence to change color. HI a r r i c b, j It* Lowndes County, mi the 18th inst., by D7 W. Mcßae, Esq., Maj. JOHN J. BIKE | to Miss JANE JOYCE ; all of Lowndea 1 1 County. On the 20th inst., by Rev. I’. P. Smith, : Mr. ‘WILLIAM G. SMITH, of Tronpville, to Mrs. MARY ANN HINES, of Thom nsville. j- The, above notice was handed mil with a 1 handsome “ bridal favor” for which wo re turn our thanks with kindest wishes for the happiness of the parties. S|H v ciul Notices. ry Tiie Weekly Picayune—Published on Mondays, hr Li msuen, K ENDAM. & Cos , No. CO ; ('limp street New Orleans. I Terms of the Picayune: —Weekly—$5 a year, | sing!.* copies 12J cents. Daily—sl2 a year in ad vance. [mar24tf ft?’ A Great ltlessiug to the Afflicted —Dr, M'Lnne, the imenfor of the celebrated Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh, Pa., used these Pills for several year* in his practice, he | fore he could be induced to offer them to the public in such a manner as to make them known throughout the country, * This learned physician felt the same ■ repugnance that all high-minded men of science feel in entering rhe list against those unscrupulous em pirics who obtrude their useless nostrums upon the 1 public, and rely upon, ll syetgtn of puffing to sustaiu 1 them Cortvinced, liowi ver, of the real value of the Liver! Pills, and influenced by. the plain dictates of duty, the Doctor finally authorized Flaming Pros, of Pitfsbur .li,Ta., who are now the sole proprietors,to ‘, nr.iiiaieettrreitTOd- pl-im* then* before to public. This great inediseine has uot disappointed (lie expecta tions of,his friends, the medical -facility, at whose instance lie was induced to place them before the | public in their present, popular form. From every ; ipiarter do we hear the moat gratifying accounts of their wonderful curative effects—tin* Fast and the West, the North and the Boiitli,<ro alike lailon with ‘■ridings of great joy” from the afflicted. These won derfu) 11 i 1 s have completely conquered that great scourge of America, the Liver Complaint. ™ Purchaser*, will be qarrp'ul to ask for Dr. M 1 bane's / Cctctiftiinl l.iccr Pills, manufactured hy Fleming Urns, of Pittsburgh, Pa. There are other Filll ptir ’ porHtrg-to lie LivFr Pills titnv the pnhtic.— Dr. M Linir s Geiniim* Liver Pills, also his celebra ted Yeriuifugq, can. now be had at all respectable Di lig Store” A one gamine trithuul the signature, of ■ FLEMING 11K0S. and hy qiJii-Agent in every tow nin the South. (35"1 Ncvo ‘^buertisementa. Notice. \ LL persons indebted to me aTe uorifled to come j forward nttd pay op-. -1 Wilt receive the Hfllsj of tin* ifiuik of Savarmali or tin* It.Us of the Hank of Commerce, at Savanmih'nt par. Those not pie- j pared to pay eun have an extension of ninety days, by r> noisingflieir notes ams fiTnking then) paythle at , the Bs*h)i of li one or, the other of the 1 above is hot done P e notes w ill-he sued without i;i at the next Sap: rior court ol this C 1 nty. Per sons wi-hiug to pay or renew, can find their notes at the office of Messrs.-Mclntyre & Young. ISAAC W MITCHELL. Tlioninsvilie, frar, Oct. 2fith,'l*f>7-2t 1 — j ‘ New Store & New Goods. SHIFT, OEKLE A II Alt UK LL, Thvmasßitle, iirorgia. next duor to John Stark, \\roflLD •respectfully inform the citizen” of; I T Thoiiiasville surrounding ceimtry, that they are now receiving an entirely new Sfiict ofJ i I roods, eoindsting of Staple and Fancy DryComfs, \ Ifeady Made Clothing, Loots and Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery, Hollow-ware,’ Crockery nnd Class- i are. Nails, Ac. Ac., with all article* usually kept iu a dry good’s store. , We will take pleasure in showing onr goods to OjAstomcrn, w hether they buy, or only w ish to see.— If we lib not suit tbepi in quality ami price, wo do 1 , tKit wish them to buy from us, as we expect the m'o- j ney from our patrons wlienever.their accounts are 1 due; and we w ish them to suit themselves, knd we , will try to tnake it to their iiitcrest. aj we do not wish to do liusiiH’ss with any except those who ex- i peet to pn tbr their goods. We will eel! goods as ; cln-up ,- s any hou'sij in this town, or any other town I w hovelhcy sell eimiliir articles. We bought our gondflf. cheap aud eun ,ell them as cheap as any- , body. Please give us a call before purchasing else w iiere. [ oet27tf * j * 151 Gissolii t iou. v rniTIS day the firm, of WEST®, McKINNON*& j L J. CO., was dissolved hy miituai consent. The j business will be settled byCharles MeKiuuon, who , w ill be found at the otd stand nt all times. Tronpville, October Kwh, 1 cf)7. ts Watches and Clocks.! rnilE undersign* 1 woiiULrespeeffidly in- gig 1 form the public that he still continues /pfj ! , hi business at the old stand, near T. J dtLlXtt. Liglitfisit A-, Co.'s, w here he is fully prepared to do I ’ as good aud as cheap work ns pan be done North or South by any good workman. . He ha*'supplied him- ‘ self with every thing necessary fur the completion of good Work. Ail Watch aiid Clock wurk warran ted for J 2 months if well used. Also keeps on hsmd Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry, w hich will be sold as low as can be tonight anywhere. Give me a call. I oct27tf) JAMES M. GRAY, j m. \NKS PRINTED TO ORDER , Low for Oash. I AM receiving my Fall and Winter Stock of Dry Goods. I have a large and well selected Stock, consisting of ever* article usndlly kept in thin place. I respectfully invite th • citisens generally W'call ana examine for themselves. W. B. CLABK. Thomasville, Gs. Oct. 27,-1857. 4t Lowndes Sheriff's Sales. \ \iriLL bo sold before the Cmirt House door in *1 Tronpville, Lowndes csmnty, within the legal hour* of sale, on the first Tuesday in December next, the following property, to-wit: One sow and five shoals, ten head of stock cattle, seven head of sheep, one sorrel mare and colt, one chestnut-sorrel fi-ather-brils and furni ture—levied on as the pro|erty of Elizabeth Hughs, to satisfy a fi 1* froht Lowndes Superior C'ottrt-j- Jantes M. Chitty, Administrator vs Elixabeth Hughs, William A. Carter, and Elmore C. Main. Also, two negroes, to-wit: Leeu, a girl about thir teen years old, and Lear, a girl about eleven years old—levied on a* the property of John T.'C. Adam* special bttHi to satisfy a ft fa from Lowndes Superior. Court—Adam B. P'arauuire vs James ML Hunter, principal, John T. C. Adams, special bail. Also, 19J acres of land—levied on as the property of Absalom ,l*arrish to satisfy a fi fa fcoin Low ndes Superior Court on lot number one hundred and thirty-nine (139) iu the 11th district of Lowndea county- Richard A. l’eeples, Administrator vs Ab salom I’arrish. , Also, lots of land number* two and eighty six (286) and two hundred and eighty-seven, in the twelMli district of Lowndes county —levied,on as the property of William Barker to satisfy a ti fa from Low ndes Superior Court— C. C. Richards vs Wil liam Bark-*r, principal, aud Henry Briggs, Adui'r security. Also, four town lots, in the town of Troupville. containing one-fourtb acr* each, lot* numbers fifty one, (51), forty-eight, (48), ft'rty,(4o), and forty-one (41), well Improved lota —levied on as the property of James Radford to satisfy three fi tas from Lowndea Superior Court —William A.Tooke vs Jas. Radford, Sharpe A llnyes vs James R.idford, ami Samuel Starr vs James Radford audUutler W. Lev- eretl. Also, one town lot in the town es Tronpville, | Lowndes county, known as tin lot whoroou H dluun MeCardel formerly livisl, number not known—levied on as the property of Thomas Hughes Hines to sat isfy a fi fa from Lowndea Superior Court—MeNaught A Ormond vs Hines A Lamb. Also, 49.1 acres of land, known as number twenty five, (25), in the 12th district of Lowndes county— levied on a* the property of Huetua B. Studstill to satisfy a ti fa from Lowndes Superior Court—E. B. Hreedtow v* Hustns H. Stiulstiil. Also, one negro mau by the name es Jacob, about fifty years old—levied on as the property of Willis W. Burke to satisfy a fi fa from Lowndes Superior Court —Robert Williams v* Willis W. Burke. Also. 490 acres of land, number two hundred and eighty seven, (987), in the 11th district of Lowndes county —levied on as file property of Willi* h'hoden to satisfy a Justice Court fi fa, issued, from 663d dis trict of said county : James Smith vs Willis Rhoden ; levy made and re'urned to me by a constable. Also, four negrbes, to-wit: Margaret, a girl about twelve years old; Allen, a boy about thirteen rears old ; Will, a boy about fifteen years old, and Muses, a boy about seventeen years old; levied on as the property of Simeon D. Banks to satisfy sundry fi fas issued from the Justice's Court of the 664th district G. M.—Mortan Folsom vs Simeon Banks: levy made nnd retnrned to me hy a sonstable. 0.t27] JOSH FA GRIFFIN, Sheriff. _ GEORGlA—Colquitt County. Clib'HT OF OROINAUY, OCTORKK 14, 1857. Henry Holland tin* day applies to thi* Court for Letters of Administration ou the es tate of Daniel VY. Holland, Late ol'said county deceased, ■ All persons interested arc, therefore, hereby noti fied to file their objections iu said court, if any they have, to said letters being prauted : otherwise said letters w ill he grai.ted to said applicant, at a regular Term of said court, to he held in Moultrie, said county, on the first Monday in December next, oct27-30d] 11,M. CHASTAIN, Ordinary. . MORRIS STEIWERT, Professor of mnrie will give private lesson# to the citizens of Thomasville and vicinity upon the Piano, Mrlodeon, Guitar. Flute. Violin, and V'joluu'chllu.— lie may he found at Fletcher Institute from 9a. to. to 12. Pianos tuneil. (uct2ooy Dib MiMlßli K. WlLLlii§, HAVING lahrated in Thomasville respectfully ten ders his professions) services to tho citizen* ot Thomasville and vicinity. He may be found nt the (Idler of Dr. H. S. Adams, “ [oetLidy T. J LIGHTFOOT A €., TI7"ILL take the Bills ou the SnHtlr-Wesrerii Rail I T K'ttfd Bank, in pay meat of debt* or lor Goods at par. (o< >£otf Fletcher Institute. r IIHI! exercises of the Boys’ Department of this Jr Reload w ill he resumed on the First Monday in Oetober next, under the direction of Rev. It. 11. Lri'KEV and C. 8. Roc ku ei.i,. It is desired that pupils intending to join this school be present ut the opening of the fenu. T(*rii|<s ( Payable in adtunce per session ij tirenty treeks) Preparatory Department—lst A 2d Cltosis sls 00 “...J'’- 3d A 4th ** 20 00 A®udemie and Classical Department* - 25 00 ■-Vo pitptl will he received lor*-less time thail 90 weeks. _ (M-pt29-2m Lands and Mill for Sale In Lowndes Comity. rilHATjilace known as Binel*ir’i mill", situated in j X the ioth district,nn tiie lallnliaaaee and Tzemp i vill.* road ami uot over three to lour miles from the site of the new county about being formed, will he ! sold at a very low figur** for cash, if applied for soon. Thbre are from 65 to 75 seres of open land under 1 fence, part of which is fresh, all well adapted to tie culture of long and short cotton, can* and lice; with log dwelling, kitchen, smoke, eiib and stable houses in good repair, water good, loea- I tion very healthy, goisi society, churches and schools within a reasonable distance ; there is a lot and a half of land ou the premises, trum lull to 7i>o acre* fine, rich hay land, a mill house with one of the best aud most constant water powers in the county. Five ! dollars per acre will be charged if only part cosh is I paid, (J and yearly instrument* on balance with tn , tercet) if all cash,'2s per cent discount on the whole -Thi* is the cheapest plate ill Lowndes; if not ap plied fin- before January, the pega will go up. Refer to J. W. Bpaiu and G Culpepper, Piseola. Aliy per - son wanting to examine the premises yijll he w aited on by the undersigned. Every iufort'.ationrendered, on application at Moore's Store, or hy Letter to 8. L. MOORE Fiactda. Ga. Also a lot vfiiicknry ( aiid pine laud containing 9134 acres at $3 per acre, sub ject to 25 per cent discount for cashi ortSwMt* Iff otic c. ALL peraons interested are hereßy notified that tiie undersigned w ill apply to the Court ot Or - dinary of ThopiaaTßounty, Georgia, on the first Mon day in November next, for an order granting leave I to sell ail the reul estate and lamia belonging to the ; estate of Josiisb Horn deceased. aiig)B-6lld] DANIEL ROBERTS. Adm’r. OAUTIOWT. AI.L persona are hereby cautioned not to trade for two note* against me, made payable to Wil liam Williams, dated the stb of September, 1107, ! for $62.56 each ; one due'Jaiinsry the Ist, 1658, the | otbe-f due January the Ist, 1259. The consideration ! (i.r which said notes were given having failed, I aiu I determined not to pay said note* unless compelled bylaw. JOSEI’H J. BTANFILL. | ’ oet Id •• w *3t j. ALL persons iiplebted to tho estate of Warren W.mml, late of Lowndes county, deceased, will make payment to the undersigned, and.those having 1 claims against said estate will present them within [ ; the time prescribed by law, or they will be barred. I JAMES W'tQP, K. , octaQ-4ftd] WILLIAM WOOD, m *’ \ CEO R I A-Lowntles < oimly. Court nf Ordinary, finrrmber Term. 1857. lI7HEREAS, Jaim s; Wood aud.Willtam Wood ! Tv applies tit* this Court for letters of Dismission ] from the Administration of the estyte of Warren j Wood, late of said county deceased. These are to cite and admonish all persons inter “ested. tVi'be and appear at snid Court withiu the i j time prescribed by lay, and file their objections, if j any they hare, why said letters should nut l>e grsut- j ‘ed: otherwise they will be granted in accordance , w ith law. Given under hand, this Oct. 10, 1857. i: od2o-6m] B. B WHITTLE, Ordinary -e BTABLISS. ® milE underaigned having recently pwrehosed the a KSSMSC rfvSS*. Tbms MtXblC*. hemg of * J^Sf.ttlacSS’M* well adapted tethe pHTpooe of and oth er* for selling HorvCd, Iffalfh ®**f** The proprietor will have always at irand a goodly, niunlmr of Fls** llarM-s and Rngghw, IW the Trnvelingr I’uhllr, and PratMltl Pollies for the Ladies and Grnt*,—and a* *• intends making his e*taHthment permanent, ho f* s|>ectfully nolieitssthe patronage of a gem-rona pshßo. —%r^rrnrSarSiii Jan oo rLBPOUTER Book nnd Job milE PUBLIC U rcapeotfully informed that,*** 1 noctfld wirti thin Omcr, U* •wd ewnpitl# JOB OFFICE, aetata! by a pradical Prlßtrryla which ntay be fotuul all the im*w auyi fiuhimioMS stjrW. of plain aud oruahimttal suitable for priaftng—> . . Books. ‘ i Cords, Cntalogues, Lnkela, Kill- II *ail, llltsi. k-v Pamphlets, ‘ Iffglo*, , a Circulars, Hr t itlMttr Hand-Rills, Posgfsrs, Visillng.Cartls, Am. 4kr. Ou the most n asonable terms for CASH. ihrmoßg having Job Work of any description to quested to send in tbelr order* which will Buis—si ted witli neatness and dispatch. * fTP"AII orders for BLANKS will assttaMbf prompt atteutUm. ExecWgr’i Bk. WILL be sold on the first Tnesday in TfocmUhpv next, at county, in MtsKatr anee of an order obtainmTfor the purpose, tbs- f|iff lowing iota and parcels of land, to-wit: Lot*, number* four hundred and seventeen, (4fH) four Imndred and ninety-nine, (499 J five handrsAk nnd thirteen, (513) and five hundred and fourtesas (514) —all containing four htmdred and ninety acregrv more or less. Also, all of lot number fire (500), lying on tbs south and east side of Oclockew river. contahdng ten acres more or less—these lanAm* all lying in the Kigth District of originally Tbomatj ■ now Colqitih county, and soty a* th property of fi the estate of John Hamilton <(eeea*i*d. ort6-4'>d ) JOHN HAMILTON, Ex’r, Executor’s Sale. AiGREEABLE to an order of the Honors bio tho court of Ordinary of Thomas cufinty, Septesa* ber regular Term, 1857, will be sold before the court house door in Thomasvillo said gonntr, on the first Tuesday in January next, within the legal boar* of sale,the Negroes belonging to the estate of Nathaniel R. Mitchell, deceased —the same befog the andivided estate and lifetijtne interest of ffie widow of said deceased. Sold sos the purpose pf division, and for the benefit of the. heirs and creditors es said deceas ed. Terms to lie made known the day of saw. This 14th Kept., A. D. 17. GEORGE W. MITCHELL, Executor. sept 22 w_ 40d Executor's Swl AGREEABLE to an order of the Honorable tha court of Ordinary of Thomas county, fieptrtn ber regular Term, 1*57, will be sold before thsi court-house door, in said county, at public sale, on the first TuetMlay ip November next, the real estate and lands belonging tt estate of Na thaniel R. Mitchell, deceased, it Mm the nndividedt estate and lifetime interest of the widow of said de eeased, ns given to her gpder his )aM will. Terms of sate to be made known on th* dap. This ttik September. 1867. GEORGE W. MITCHELL, Executor. sept ti 40d Ad in inist rwtor’ ■ Sal*. WILL be sold before the rourt-fewg# door in th* tow nos Waresborv’, Ware awwty, on tha first Tuesday in December naxt, wttMn the legal hours of safe, the follow ing property, to-wit: Lot of lsnd number one hundred and siaVy-two, in tha eighth district of originally Appling now Ware eonn ty. Hold under an order of the honorable court of Ordinary of said county, aa the property of James Gason, late of said eounty, deceased. Terms of sals on the day. (ffKNRY W. ALLIIRITTON, Adn.'r. SARAH J. CASON, Adta’x- ept29 w 40d GEORGlA—Tltoltta* Cowattr. Court es Ordinary, Srptnnber Ith, 1856. FFRNEY H. HASSELL thi* dav applies to this Court for Letters us Guanliansip for the prop erty aud efl'eeta of Washiogtou J. Uaerell and Hilst loons Harrell his minor children. All peraons interested are, therefore, hereby noti fied to file their objections in said eourt (if any they have)., to said letters being granted: otherwise said letters will be granted to said applicant,at it rngulnr Term of said Court to be held in Thomasville, said county, on the first Monday in November next. Given under my hand and official signature. , sept 15_:Wd] HENRY H. TOOKE. Ordinary.- “, GEORGIA—Thom ns County. Court of Ordinary, Septenker I, HSV7. WM H LKF.AS, John W Alloa, (iosittn the perwMi and property of Georgia Asa Rimes, a minor, having jictitioived said Court tor Letter* of All persons interested are, therefore, hereby UaM tified to file their objections la said Onset (U aay they hare) to said Letters being granted: othciwiae said Letter* will be grantral to said apalicaut, at a regular Term of said Court, to be held hi Thoma*- vilte said county, on the first Monday to November next (liven Budenny official rignatav*. „ sepß-4ftd] HENRY H. T>QKg, OrdtoaTy. GEORGlA—Tborna* CossiUy. Hr.rrr.mnt it 7, I>7. TO tbs Coart sf Ordinary es Thoaa sigwffiy: riYHK undersigned Admiawtrstor aw tbc estate es | Hamitei A. Austto, late af said eoaasty deeraard respectfully shewqtb,that as Administrator aa afore said, he bus fully discharged all the dsties required by the lawi ot said State—that he has made a final settlement of said estate by pay img over th. toll amount of property, money, sad cK-gfaia baud, be longing to the same, to tin* legal diatribntrq* of said estate. He therefore petitions to be dtosaltoed from snid Aduiiuistrstiou. ■ * JOHN MILLER, Adm'r. G EORGIA-Thoinnt Cumty. Courtpf Ordinary, ■ gcplamtor t, 1867. Upon hearing the above and foregoing petition, it .is ordered by the court, that said pottos, together with this order, be published in tbs If is*-Grass ffo porter for the term us six months. *ep22] HENRY H TOOKE. Ordinary. IVotlce. . ONthc fiast Monday in Noremher next, applies tion w ill be made to tin* Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Thomas County, Getugto, for an order granting leave to sell all the Real Estate of Lnufijk J. Hurst a minor, lying and being ia flaa Coknty ot Thomas, State of Georgia. “7; f , augl l-2m] GABRIEL M’H-gQK Qnard’n. ffalke< SIXTY day* after date application will bo trails to the Court of Ordinary of Ware cMiuty for leave to sell a part of the real estate of Jtmsto Strickland, late of asid county, deceased. *epr29-60d j CHAB. STRICKLAND, Ex’r. Iffotice. day* after date application will be made O to the Court es Ordinary of Ware eouuty for leave to sell the real estate, belonging to the estate of James Cason, deceased, late of said county _ H. W. ALLBRITTON, Admr. ept29-60d) SARAH J. CASON, Adm’yT IGEORGIA-Berrtrv Coaaty. TANARUS“ WHEREAS, Handsel P. Morris appltosto mm for Letters of Guardianship on the person* and property o r Joseph 8 Morris and Eltoba TANARUS, M j ris, minor heir* of lxivesenah B. Morris, late of sasM | county deceased, ‘HtiiilS* - | These are, therefore, to cite and admonish al th* i kindred and persona concerned, to be and appsar at [ toy office, within the time prescribed by law, to shorn , cause (if noy the.- have) why said letters shoald out be granted to iwid applicant. i Given under my band at office, thforttlat day of j Angnat, 1H67. I *epß-30d], JOHN LINDSEY, Ordinary. NAILS and Brad*. I1 sire., r„r.*aU* hy nor 4 T. J LIGITI FOOI & CO.