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ffiMjr Summary of Itctos. - - m- ■ - Pork and Beef Packing. Messrs. Chandler &■ McCainy of Clmft.n- 1 n00g.4, are buying merchantable hogs at $4 j j and $5.4 net, and fat beeves, on foot, weigh- i ing 400” lbs. and upwards at 4 cent 9 nett. — ; These figures may be considered the stand ard for the present. - - “ I The Louisville journal of the 14th, says: We understand that purchases have been j made in Boyle county, at $3.5X1 gross, 4 months. Buyers here are offering $5 net on time. Letters quote, hogs, at Shaw.nectown, 111., 1 $4 net; at Springfield,Tih,s4.so net; at Han nibal, Mo., $3.50 to $4 .net ; and at Weston. Lexington and St. Joseph, Mo., $3 to $3.50 net. Important from Utah —Mormon Resistance—Burning Tram*. r The St. Louis Republican of fllo l'lth inst. Bays in confirmation of previous accounts : Highly important intelligence has just been received at Fort Leavenworth, by express from Fort L.innnic, with advices of “October 22d, Lieut. Col. Cooke’s command of 2d dragoons were four-miles this side, and had 1 encountered a snow storm five days previous-! ly. Col. Albert B. Johnston was last heard j from two hundred and thirty .milos jbeyond 1 Fort Laramie, and snow, was seven inches deep one hundred miloh this side of where the express left him. Owing to the slim sup ply of corn, and entire absence of grass, the j teams of the entire command and the horses j of the 2d Dragoons were failing rapidly. j News had reached Laramie that the Mor j mons had burnt three government trains (sev enty-five wagons) near Green river, ninety miles behind Col. Alexander’s command, (.10tli infantry) which constituted the van guard of the army. 11 was ruino'ed that the lOt If and sth Infantry and the 13 tterie.s of Aitillery would go over and fake possession of a Mormon village 011 Bear river tor winter quarters, ft rs sard that the Dragnolis Intd-j ----* ninntlPg awpply .of corn.* at Jialt.ailowj*U ntiil not a particle of grass. AN ith snow oh I the ground at that, it seems like madnCss for them to proceed beyond Laramie—certainly such a step could only be justified in view of the prospect of actual liosfiTffies This winter, of which no one at this distance can judge. There was p’robably never before aay por tion of our army subjected to such privations and to whom the future presents such a gloomy picture as is the case at present with the “Army for Utah.'’ And it can be said without disparagement to others,* that no por tion of our army could hayfc been better se lected to battle with the hardships of a 00111- paign,which more thanPaTl'others proves tin* spldier, than the “ Army for Lfa/'t.” ihe commander, Col. Albert $. Johnston, of the 2d Cavalry, stands among the (list in ability in the army, with the indefatigable Major.] Fitgjohu l’ofter at his elbow, t uder bis j command,/Ond emulating him in the patiiuticj zeal of warriors, nrer tho respective cowman * ders of the lOflt Infantry. Col. Alexriiider,! and the sth Infantry, Lieut. Cnl. Waite, 1 while tlie trying duty—the almost hopeless I - task of conducting I Ire “rear guard” (the, six j companies of 2d Dragonnsj through, a snowy j path to its distant goal, rests with Lieut. Col.! Coolcfe. No one familiar with the operations j of our army for the last twenty years, will .fear that any of these officers will prove rec reant to the important trusts, confided to! them. We may rest assured tlrat, if upon j Col. Johnston’s arrival on the verge of Bah i , Lake Valley, circumstances urge the propri j ety of ■•immediate action, offensively, towards i the Mormons, it. •-,// hr done with a bold and decisive hand. Certainly no act is Letter calculated to hasten the inevitable, doom _t>f Mormonisin,'than this attempt, 0:1 their part, ] to destroy the aitny supplies.. Nothing should j shield them from the just retribution of an 1 outraged government. We doubt if Col. Johnston will ‘her able, when his whole force is concentrated, to intis-; ..ter over one thousand men for* duty. Biiehn (an affny'io ftjCyfonn the *tiase” ‘line,’ is.-too 1 small to cope long w ifh vigorous resistance. ” r __ * j CARRYING OF CONCEALED WEAPONS PROHIB ITED IN WASHINGTON CITY. The City Councils ot Washington, I), (’., have passed the foil awing, important ordi nance : Be it enacted, &Cr,-fhat it shall not hereaf ter be lawful for aiiy person or.-pyrsons to carry or have about their persons any deadly or dangerous weapons, such as dagger-,- prs tol, bovvieknife, dirk-knife or dirk, colt, slung shot or brass or other iuctal knuckles, within the city bf Washington ; and any .person- 1 r persons who shall bos duly,* convicted of so ‘carryitig*or liaving-oa-their --pcrtKma atty-mfoii weapon shall forfeit or pay upon such coivvic-, tion not less than twenty dollars nor more than fifty dollars ; which fines shall be pros ecuted and recovered in the same manner ns other penalties and forfeitures accruing to the city are sued for and recovered ; provid ed that the police officers,., the members of the auxiliary'guard and the military, when on duty, shall he exempt from such penalties and forfeitures. ~ The National Intelligencer truly remarks : No good man, old or young, but will re joice at this enactment, which at piicfe strikes away one of those rank features of savage life with which society has of late„been mark ed. Nine-tentlis of o.ur young men for a year or two past have gone about our city— metropolis as, it is of the world’s great’ Chris tian Republic—armed with knife and revol ver, as if they were traversing the country of. the ruthless Camariche or Sneaking Ana cite. llovy inconsistent this is With our na tional reputation and standing before the world, need only *bc stated to be understood. DON’T WANT WORK. It seems if bo abundantly nppnient now, that the’noisy demagogues, who are playing “hungry,” and “nothing to do,*’ in the Barks’ and Squares of theMhtjt have some other purpose, in view, than that which it suits their plan's and purposes I —and* the plans and purposes of their promptors behind the 6cenes.— to profess. They do not want em ployment, that is certain. It has been ofio.r ed them at $1 a $1 20 per day,—but they *will not take it. The Chief- Engineer of the Central Park on Wtdnesdsy, ojfered to I place “111/9 Committee ” at work at once, i guaranteeing trhem a dollar a day, — Hut the. proposal was rejected, 1 We quote the re port : f J “CofheJ along—como along 1” said. 50*.Vie-; 1e.i...“a mail eertainly owes a duty to his fam-i By before any one else. If you are in- need 1 of work we will give it you ; there will be at least three men relieved. Just as fast as we ican we will put others to work ; and as fur as that is concerned it will make no differenep vvhether you are at work orinakiog speechb? | for the men will be put to work as fast in the j one case as if) the other.” 1 The .committee, however could not be con vinced. It is said that Smith offered to go Ito work if they would put him in boss of n gang, and bay him $1.90A day. Now, them as it is here proven, from their own lips, that these noisy follows don't want j work, “unless tin y epu -behosas,” —the qties- j tion is, what do they want ? Do they wrntto j frighten the rich” by threatening to let armed rnen loose upon them ! Do they want to get breakfasts and dinners from the hotels without j paying for them. 1 Do they want to remove | the Bub-Treasury, deposits ? Or, are they! but trying to work upon the “.stomachs” an and ■ pockets of a certain class of the city popula- JtKTi), in. AEdeLtm3l>afik,,upr<„Miiynr” VrMiM 1 trying to set the “rich” against the poorly New York Express, GEORGIA PENITENTIARY. We take the following extract from the I late ‘report of the Principal Keeper of this I institution to the Legislature, showing its; present condition, ns therein set forth : Mali! convicts in prison, Oct.4th, 1856.-i-.. .159,,! ’ Kec'd “ during the year 68 “ females. “ “ “ ..... Total 231 Males pardoned by the Executive.... ..... 1.44 Females “ ,t~“ “ “ ... A-2 Males died 4 -Males discharged on expiration of sentence.. 13 Males escapcfi.. ...... 4—67 j Leaving in prfsbn on"sth The resources are notes anfo •accounts.... -,J $28,164 77 - Doubtful and unavailable. 5.“ .o up—23.161.77 . . . Cash on hand....,/.. 26 $21,233 03 Liabilities—due individuals, including otticcTß-aud !gimrd :1.. y, ... 19,374 04 -• * ‘ •'* . “ X T ‘ ./ , ® 4 ' 858 09 ■* — Ti>ny hr* 9 - - Manupfl nrticl*K on hnndAn i\/. K. ? s ... .. $11,943 * - , m ti(*les in >1 ate ml $32,772 85 TERRIBLE MASSACRE. The Alta Onliforoia (Extra)- of October 1 11th contains the following account of tnassa- j ere of tior entire train of Emigrants, consist- i -ingof more than one liundrqd persons, by j the-Indian's on the great Plains. Mr. J. NV.’ Ohiistain furnishes the follow- I ing particulars in a letter dated Ban .Berna \ dono, Oct, 4th, 1857.’ He says : “ 1 take tins opportunity of informing you of the murder of an entire train of emigrants Jon their.way from Missouri and Arkanras to this state, via the Great Bah Lake City ; j which took place according tq.the beat iutor mation 1 can possibly acquire,(which .is, pri- inniily, through InTnuis) at that Mountain ! Mqfeievvs, which are at or near , the Rim of the Great- Ihisiig and some distance south of; the most southern Mormon settlements, be-J j tween the 10th and 12th ultimo. It is abso- j ! lutcly or.e of the most horrible massacre 1 : j have ever had the painfulnecessity of relat- . ■wg-’ r I “ The company ennsLstqd of a’ooqt one i hundred anA.thifty or a hundred and thirty- I | five men, women hud children, and” including j I soirtc; forty or forty-five capable of hcai'ing • i arms. They- were in possession of quite ; !'aii amount of stock, ‘ consisting of hordes ! mules at;d oxen. The .encampment was at- 1 tacked about daylight in the morning, xav th • India.ns, by tho - combined forces of at I the.varhm.s tribes immv.'diatly in that sectib'ii ;of “the country. It a,ppe;afis’ that the majori ; ty. of them were sia'ifo at ‘the first cns t made jly th'o liid'ians." '’ - r T-j | remaining forces formed themselves ; i into the best position their circumstances’. v-tvould’ allow-,- bil't before they eould make j the ins :••*.,.•>,ary arrangements for protecting j • themselves from the nrroS’s, there were but ! I few left who wore able to hear arms. After i having eonaleihtheir wagons and dug a ditch j i for thpir protection, they continued to fire. I upon the Inuians for oiie or two days, but jibe Indians had. so secreted themselves, that according to their own statement, there -was, I not one of them killed, am] but few wounded, \ I They (the emigrants) then sent, out a flag iof triiee, borne by a little girl, and gave j themselves up to the lnercy. of the savages, i who immediately rnshnd in and slaughtered | j all of them, with the exception of fifteen in-’ j I fant children,, that have since, been purchased i j with much difficulty by the Mormon iuter , prefers.” j Mr. Christian learned from some of the -Me.rnvon adders tlrat ■ the followi+ig was the j cause of the massacre ; “Tlie trail) camped at Corn jDreek, near ! Fillmore City where there is an Indian > village. They,had an ox with them which I j had died, and they put xtrvcliinine in. him, i for the purpose of poisoning the Indians; al- i -so put poisomof some discription in the ’wn ter, w'lucji is staudtng includes. This occa sioned several deaths among them, within a i few’days after the dejjarture And ! upon this, it seems, the, “Indians gathered themselves togetheix and had no doubt cho- I sen the place of attack, and nrranged. every-, i thing before the train arrived at tho placo, j whore they were murdered.’.’ Can i) ibat cO . ‘B'o riie Voters of Thomas <'oimty: Fr,now-Cif rzi:ns—l am a candidate flirSlieriff j of Thonias County, at the enmiiup January election. I dedtdtß •’ ’ -ALEXANDER J. ,SMITH. SAVAGfi an nounces tiiirmelf ns a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Superior Court .of Tliotnas county. Election in January. * (novlOtde KWF. W. JOHNSON announce? j himself as a candidate for tho office of Sheriff of Thomas county. Election in Jauuaryi (uovlOJde “rF’T.he friends oi THOMAS I). JB'£T are authorised to announce him as a candi date for the office of Sheriff of Thomas county, at | the ensuing election in January, i* f nov24tde j To the Voters of Lowndes County: BY request of my friends. 1 announcejny name as j a candidate for the Office of Receiver of Tax-Re turns of Lpwudus County, a$ the eqfulng January i election. Should it please the people to honor ae i with the election I pledge myself to compensate j them for the (avor they discharging the , t duties of the office with fidelity and reil. * nov24tdc) J W FTABHEI.L. —fo—‘— HI a r t i e b , On the 17th of ; Novcmbcr, by Rev. Mr. Bowers, Mr. John NV. Brandon of Gayles ville, Ala., to Miss Ada Gl ynn of Gbattoo ga Go., Ga. On tho 28th October, by Rev. F. M. NVil son, lllr. Jas. IJ. Brown of Camden Cos., i Ga., to Miss Mary P. G,odlky of South I Carolina. Special Notices. f2”Tlie Weekly Picayune—Published ! on Mondays, by Elmsdf.n, Kesdall & Cos., No. 66 , Camp street New Orleans. /j j Terms of the Picayune:— Weekly —ss a year,! j single copies 12j cents. Daily—sl2 a year in ad j vance. [mar24tf L Another of the good Ladies of onr City Testifioa to j the Effect of Dr, M’Line’s Celebrated Vermifuge, j Prepared By Fleming Bros., ‘"Pittsburgh, "ti. New York, February 7,1852. i m do horefiy-eertii'y to the public, that a child i of mine, foubyears old, being troubled with worms, j I was iiiTiie'iH Tie pureliase if bottle ofDf. MT ,ane V J Celebrated Vermifuge, prepared by Fleming l?ros., of Pittsburgh, l’a., which I administered; and the * result was, it brought away an immense number of I worms in bunches and strings; ninny,had, the ap pearance of bring eut to piccpel My child is now ! enjoy ing excellent ‘health. 1 take pleasure in ree -1 omuiending it to both using and old, as oue of the best medicines I overused. MliS. AJvf* JEMISON,3B Ninth Street. Purchaser's wdil be careful to ask for Dr. McLano’s Celebrated ferinijuge, - manufactured Ajyjldnning i Beds. iiFTittsbursh, Pa. All other Vermifuges in comparison are worthless. Dr. M Eaue’s genuine also his celebrated Diver Pills, can now be had at all respect-aide drug jjjtores. None geu une without the sginature of FLEMING BROS. Sold by E. Seixas,and Palmer-& Bro. Thomasville atid by one Agent in every town in the South. [so j Ncuj 2U>pcrligemcntfi. ■'ru psh ej>- BV PLIIMV ,A\ TtI’SSKI.L. Recomjs of the Revolutionary Wnr. I Containing the official, military and finaneial cvr- C respoiidenee of all the officers of the Revolution ary Army; from 1775Y0 1795, containing theDnost ” iiitere’sting military, historical, and financial infor mation during that period. Also, tip* organization of all the Regiments, ehove j ing'the names, rank, date of com mission, time of en i listmoiit, and service of the officers and privates of I each. Also, the general and brigade orders of | GENERA'S WASHINGTON, LEE, GREENE, WEEDON, “AND OTHERS, i In IJ7li, ’77,aruJ.'7ri,slimviag tlielast trials ntVaJley j i l’org'*,..breaking up of the encampment, order .of j manffi through Philadelphia, and the plan of attack !mi the I’rifoh, at Monmouth Also, an account’ of the capture of Fort Washington, and the horrors of tin.* prisoners and pfison ships of the British, in New , York, w ith a LIST OF AMERICAN OFFICERS IMPRISONED, The time of their capture, release, Ac. An account of the “I© Q] ?W'©y TH S’ 3 JO-MATT, ‘ f -It) New’ York, Pennsylvania, alrd'Maryland, a list of] : the members’ names, Ac.: the balf-pav commutation, j ! and land acts of the Continental Congress. A com i plete list of all the . Offieers v.ibo Served to the End of tho War, 1 And acquired the rightto half-pay for life, eotnmuta , tion, and land. Proceedings of 31tll* Congress, and ! Court of Claims, relative to a restofirtiiiii, of the lialf ! pay acts ol*the old Congress, for tin* benefit of the HEIRS OF OFFICERS OF THE REVOLUTION ; j Virginia half-pay and land laws; the reasons whieb j led lot lie passage of the Act Id'July 5, 1852, by Con i gross Mip"fiaim*s of the Virginia offieers who reeeiv- I ed land, witluuir interesting aecsnint- of the niHit&ry 1 land districts cl Ohin. Rentiieky, and Tennessee, the 1 ‘cations of land warrants, surveys, etc. j REVOLUTIONARY PENSION LAWS OF THK LNITF.I) STATES. As TTTey now exist, with eoinmentHries tl eroon.— ■ Notes on. various • classes of revolutionary nffi ers,| witly. an extensive list, show lug iiie tiihe they uieif,! .&■*.. Ac., Ac i One’large 12 mo. Vol., of 600 Pages—Pi ice, SIAO. 1 Tijis work i*. inteHed as a book of reference to j the histeriim mml seholiir, as well aV a .thorough guide to peratm* elaiming title tn land or 1 pensions, from tin* service of their forefathers during I I tlie Revolutionary war. The votmoTi” eotitalti* the ~i1)llltes-nf’ mT)''~tirt.-tbtit’ oflieera -rnirf privntes trf-tbe i Revolutionary Army, and should be in tlm hands-of all tin* descendant* of tin* bravo men who fought im i tier tin* banner of ‘76, that tin* indile actions of their ane slt.rs may not esrape r,minisceiire ol their de seendenis, who must retaiu tllis work as a memento of their brave deeds and patient, sufferings, e | iui PER MON I’ll empire easily earned .bv ■ I aeting as Agent for fin* sale of tin* above Book, and other highly popular W'orks ot standard J merit, published by us. - . * tx? Agents wanted in every city, town, and village in the l.nioii. For Cntalogues and particulars, ad dress I‘I'DNEY A R 1 SSEJ..L, Publishers, i d**eltf) - “79 Joint Street, New York, i ! j Csiiartliail's. Sale. BY virtue of an orflef froin the Court of Ordina ry of the Comity of Bibb, will be sold in Tlnun asville, on tbe'first Tuesday in January tiext, seven iiegnVes, shh prTqierfy’cf Knbert J. D. Dightfinit.— Terms of sale, twelve months.credit with approved ’ ‘security.’ ‘ ■ \ v ” WILL PAM T. LIGIITFOOT, Guardian. Also, at the same time and place, a negro man very likely and young. (nov27-4qdT ——: L__ * rr-:. Lost oi- Stolen. ON the 25th of October last, out of my buggy, a small ■Vvliale-bnrie’ cane with a gold head and ’ brass ferrule, The finder will he rewarded by deliv ering it to me at the store of T. J. Lightfoot A Cos. Taeein?l't)’ ‘--MAAtTBEW DKKLK. Or. IIAItRISOUPS K T.EC T HI C OI Ij, For the cure of Rlieiiifiatiimf; Pains in the. Back,,’ Breast or-Side, Neurhlgia, sick ami nervous llead- Aehe,Bpriijns, Bruises, Burns, Old'.Sores,Bore Eyes fftilTu'ess of JiifiTts. eoiitrueted muscles, spinal affei}-, tious, palsy,,deafness, o A'e. Alllerted, Iteml Tliis! Dll. IT unit sox : —J think it due you to state tlie J happy effect your Eleetie Oil had on my wife*. She ! had been nffiictiul with spinal affection for several ; months, after try ing every .thingJn.tlie wjjy of patent ’ medicines, and nil 1 ailed, I made one application of | your Electric Oil, whieie entirely relieved her of pain, and lias not felt the pain since You can use this as you please. Respectfully, j Griffin, (la. DAVID JOHNSON. . —: -~Z Notife. • . . SIXTY days after date application will he made to the'Ooiirti ofo Ordinary- of -Lowndes county, ! Georgia, for leave to seththe land and negroes of the estate of C. J. Blalock deceased.. j. a. Mclntosh, )..... dccl-eodl rg ~ ‘ Aduxinistrsttor’s Nstle. * BY virtue of an order of the court of ordinary of Liavudes county, will be sold oh tho fin#Tues dny in January next, befitgajthe'conrt house door, in ! the town of Magnolia, Clinch county .within the legal 1 hours of sale, one Uit of laud uquiber 504, iu , the Uth district of formerly nyv Clinch county—well improved. Sold as the property of the estate of .Barzila Btati*n, late of Lovyndes eouu- ■ ,ty deceased, for the benefit of the hqus. Terms made kuowu ou tlie day Os sale. ™ JKB.E W. CARTER,- ) JONATHAN KNIGHT,’ VArbnrV WILLIAM 8. KOBEKTSJ dee 1 w * tds ‘BLANKS I‘RLXTKD to ORDER Notice. - THE stiliserib'er intends removing from this *ec tioiLof Georgia, ami hereby notifies sll persons I indebted to him by note or account tei come torwaril and settle at once. ‘•■ * . deeltQ )7 E, G. PONDER. Crummey House. ALBANY, OTIOIIOIA. j THE above New Hotel, in Albany, the present terminus of the Georgia A Florida . Railroad, is now npeu for the reception 1 of the Travelinglbildie. iHßii.'lss'“t The House and Furuitifre are entirely I ; new and cannot In* excelled by any Hotel in the State The Proprietor is determined to make ; it the ‘ BEST HOTEL in South-Western Georgia, by strict attention to bis Guests, intends meriting the public patronage. deel-Jm) p, W. (RFMMI.Y, Proprietor Ucitlch Sliciiff’s kales. ; TVTIT.T, lie sold before tbe Court House door iu j TT tbe town of Nashville, Berrien co'inty, < leor ! gin, on tbe first Tuesday in January next, w ithin the 1 legal hours of sale, the following property, viz: j One lot of land, number four hundred and ten, [ (HP.) in the Ultb distnet of originally Irwki now j liorrien county, emituining TnurTiubdrecrsiid ninety j seres, more or less, levied on as the property ot W il jliani E. Foiuituiii, ti satisfy one fi fa, issued from Berrien .Superior Court, in favor ot I). C. A A. Cost I A Cos. vs said Fountain—said land wadi improved. | Also, one Spgg.slV.T’iiiiiiia bYirff, Wfc' >'oki* of oxen mid cart, levied on as'Mie property of James J. Foun tain, to satisfy one li fa, issued the Superior Court of Berrien e unity, in in.'.r of-11. Nv A. Cost A Cos. vs said James J Fountain.’ Property pointed out bv defendant, dee!) JOHN SriTPSTILL. Sheriff. Now is the time to Subsir be for the SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, One of the cheapest Publications in tho country. TWO VOLUMES A YEAR, Each containing St leiist 480 pages, in neat style,with tine cover, and advertising sheet. Tho two volumes published for ONLY THREE DOLLARS A YEAR! For tho Year 1853 —Twenty-Sixth and Twenty-Seventh Volumes. In issuing the Prospectus olHhe Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh Volumes of the Southern Literary Messenger, commencing with tho January number tho propridtors beg leave to assure ’ the publie no exertions will bo remitted on their part to main tain tlie high character of the work, and to chal lenge the patronage of. all wd ova'ue sterling literary merit. For Twenty-Three Yeses, the Messenger has -ond ew vm-cN-ri -rofb-rt—faithfully the Hoiitbem mind,while disdniniug-all narrow affu sectional’ iew s ouil Infs lie'Cti alonu among tho monthly periodicals of Auienca, iu defence of tie r* Peculiar Institutions of the Southern Country. To'tliis office it w ill still be devoted, and w(]l be prompt to repel lissautts upon tbe South, vyhether they come tmrier the speeioiis gsrb *tf fiettotf. or in the direct form of anti-slavery pamphlets. At this critical juncture, while onr enemies are employing literature as their most potent weapon id’ attach, the Southern people will surely nt't withhold their encouragement from a work whose aim it shall be to strike blows in their defence. The Mr.s.SKNUHt wilh as heretofore, present its readers with Reviews, Historical and Biographical, Sketches, Novels, Tales, Travels, Essays, Poems, I Critiques, and Papers oil the Army, Navy, and other National subjects.. With a view to ensure a largo circulation-of the Messenger, the proprietors have reduced the price ; of subscription, which is now only ! THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE, OR FOUR DOLLARS IF NOT I* AJO BEFORE THK FIRST OF JULY IN ANY ) EAR. Clubs —Remitting us Fifteen Do liars in one let ter wifi hejcntitlcil to six copies. ‘ The Kifitoiiiir amT Critical department of the Messenger w ill continue under tlie charge of J NO. R. THOMPSON, ESQ. And w ill embrace copious notes oil current litera ture und reviews of all new American or Foreign wor ks of general interest and value. The Editor's opinions will be always fearlessly aud honestly avmved. The Business Department iR conducted by the un dersigned, to whom all communications of a busi ness nature must be addressed. Mi FAKLANE. FERGUSON & CO. Law-Building, Franklin Street, Richmond; Va. Notice to Everybody. DR. A. W. ALLEN’S fEI.Eii ft A TED wo FT SI Elt N ’ XsX^3•X3vool?^^*^ , , TS A CERTAIN REMEDY iorjS.tra.ins, Sprains, X Rh oimatisiU, Neura'giaV'Cramp,; Nervous Head- A he. Sure Throat. Still’ Nwk, ’robth-Aelie. Pain in the Head. Scalds and Bums', or any thing like erup tions on the flesh. .. \ . .7 Also, for all diseasi s to w hie.h horses ire subject. Dr. Alien's A!l-3Iea(ln)( Ointinfnt, IS if certain euro for Ring-worms, Scratches in horsi'y.drreKe ! lerl.'f hr ash, Collar and Baddlc Ga tie; ftfff aif-flesa wtoi iefs-. —- - . ;; ——— Manufactured by Dr. A. W. ALLEN, Columbus Georgia. ~ , For sale in Thomanville, ‘by Banin A* Shi If;, in Moiiticello, by Palmer .fe Bro., and in Triuipville, by T. W. Ellis. ’ A. V,’. ALLEN, tmv 24 w . < 1 v SIOO mUWABJDI RAN A WAY from the subscriber in Jefferson Cos , Florida, on the 14th instant, my mulatto boy CHARLES, about thirty-live years of ace, rather dnrk mulatto, about five feet eight inches high, well propartioned in size, speaks slowly and is by trude a ‘.blacksmith. Charles was brought from Alabama to Thomas comity, Ga., near a year ago bV James 11. Hooter), Esq., and sold to mo a few* mouths s tried.— He may try to make his way back to Alabama, where he was formerly owned, an 1 has Wofked for Henry 11 irks in Macon county Alabama, for Frances Freemen in Montgomery county, Alabama, and for | John Merrik in Lowndes Comity Alabama, and also t tin hie lonnor owoer near Orion. Pike oonatvr-Ala i bama. 1 will give a reward of One Hundred 1 )ol 1 lars for the delivery of said bay Cbailes at my plau -1 tatioii in Jeffers ou county, Florida: or Fifty Dollars for bis delivery in any rale jail so tluit I gi t him in possession. Address me at Monticello, Jefferson County, Florida. novl7tf) - j FINI.AYSON. 3NTEW GOODS. THE subscriber is now receiving a large assort ment of choice Fresh Goodß, amongst which are the following: I Preserves—l’ine. Appier, Raspberries, Peaches, I “ Quinces, Ginger arid Citron. „ .lelleys—Guava, Currant and Quince. Driest Fruit— Malaga, Lager and Sultan Raisin*, j Currants, Figs and. Prunes. Ilermetlrnlly— Scaled Goods, fymmnn, saused . Shad. Oysfera, LobsterrffSardincs fresh IVaelur. Pine Apples, Raspberries,! Green Peas and Tumatoes. ——l • Nats —Almonds,'Brazil, Pecan, Filberts and Coco- j nuts., j Piggies. Catsups, Olives, Capers, Olive Oil. Maces- j XOm and Ocrenicelli; Farm,a, Soda, Butter, Sugar | and Cream Crackers; choice Wines, Liquors, Port-1 | er, Ale ami Cider in bottles; Segars, chewing and smoking Tobacco,.said .Snuff. I TOYS. A largo assortment of Dolls, Work Boies, Cabases, Baskets, Tin Toys etc., etc. Al o a splcillld assortment of Meracbaum, Tnrk- i isli, Gei mail and AiueHcau Pipes. All the above; besides a large assortment of other I Goods in mv line of business, sold on verv reasoim . ble terms by ,JOJfN STARK. Tliouiast ille, November 10, 1857. ts Adminislr.'yor's Snle. AGREEABLE to an order of the Court of Ordin-1 ary of Thomas comity, will he sold before, the | Court Mouse doijr in Tboinasville, Ttnnnas county, ; Georgia, within the legal hours of sal", on the first Tuesday in January neit. Jlie following lots of Land ‘ to-vw: Nos. ‘244,-U7'2, 2711, ‘dst), and 100 acres of, lot; Nf> }■’■’, more or less, and the undivided half of lot ’ No. f>2B ; all of said lands being in tnk District of oVjginally ThOm&s ropirtye kuowu as : the pbyperty ot Peyton Walden deeeaselk AY at tjie same time and place, twenty-five like- ! ! ly negates. consisting of men, wmnen antr ehihiren; I a Unsold\s the property of Pej tore Wald/n deceased, l Sold for yth purpfise of division. /ft'Tm* madft, i known on tlm ilss-of sale. * s'* ’ n-vS-JOd 1 C BROWNTNtJ, Ad*.’r. ( New Store & New Goods. SWIFT, DI'KLE ft II VRKELL, TkomeftrUU, Georgia, next door to John Stork, <> WOIUB r>‘pcctfolly Inform the cltitHM of T T ThoaMhville hnd surrounding country, that they are now receiving u eutirwtyfl#tr"Stock of Good*, consisting us Staple and fancy Dry Good*, 1 Bendy Made Clothing,'Boots aud Shoes, Hardware end Cutlery, Hullow-ware, Crockery and Glim wart*, Nail*,Ac. Ac., with all article* usually kept in h dry good** store. .I ‘ Wo will take pleasure In allowing our good* to \ customers, whether they huy, or only wish to sec.— If we no net unit them in quality and price, wo do not \vbh them to buy from us, aa we expect the mo ! nay from our patron* whenever th*4r seeount* are due; am} ve wish them to suit them solve*. and we i will try to moke it to their interest, aa we do not wish to do burines* with any except thoe who ex , pect to pay for their good*. We will *ell good* m cheap a* any house in this town, or any other town j where they sell similar article*. We bought our good* as cheap and can rel! thcijj aa cheap aa any ! body. Please give ua a call before purchasing elao- I wllt ' re - [ qct27tf t.l. Lit* IITFOOT ft CO., , WriLL. takeihe Billanu . fee South-Western Rail i TV ,lioad Hank, in payment of debt* or for Good* , nt par (octiOtf Groceries and Provisions. I i) A LBB, BACON—Side#, Ham# and J\J U 8 boulder* ; DO bbl* Flour, extra I nud superfine; 2,ooo'lbs Coffee, different brand*; I ;ikf lb* Tea—lmperial Tin qua, Hyaon,Sewouv, Chu |lw, l’ouchnng, Black, Green. &c.; Beef Tongue*, * Mackerel, .Salt, dried Apples, Sugar, Loaf, Coffee j ami Crushed. Fresh Oyster*. Pollsters, Teaches, Quinces and Sardines; Raisins in quarter or whole boxes; Nuts—Almonds, Pecan, Ilrutelion and Fil berts ; Churns, Buckets, Tubs arid Measures; Wine —Cherry, Port, Claret, Medina. Pure Grape, and Champaign, in quart* or pint#; Pine-Apple ‘Syrup, Hnspbury, American, Eclipse, Cognac and Cherry Brandy, Whiskey,4 Acc, Monongiibeta, Corn and jjßje: Holland Gin,N. E, Uuni.aud Bourbon Whisky; Candles, Sperm and Star; Sperm Oil, Plate Covers, Brushes,, Painty whitewash, A e., A c ; Soda, Pepper and Ginger, groutid nnd whole; Smith aud Tabnceo, different brand*; Steel Mill*, Axes, Auger*, chiasel*, : Weeding and Grubbing Hues, Hand-saw*, Smith'* Vices, Screw-plate*, Rash-clamps; Plains, and nu merous articles in this line; Crackers and Lemon*; and numerona other article*. Give me a call at the old stand of Sanford A McLendon. inlyMl WAI)E F. SANFORD. Will. HAITI i*rv, COTTCN FAGTCR ANft COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. J 8 Poydraa Street New Orleans. Eeff.rs to— gSESSSiK’ K <**■• John-I, Rnolling, >,, McMillan A Campbell, Hjuncy, Florida. Gen. Wm. Daily, JoffersoTi ( County, Florida. John O. Putnum, Esq., Madison CouDty, FlaJ Augustus Steele, Esq., Cedar Keys, Florida, Daniel Bell, Esq., Hamilton County Florida. ’ Jha PuiUler? I 'e^ 11 ’’ \ Thr * a * viup . Georgia. Jack J. Marsh, Esq., Duncanville, Georgia. J J A. Mclntosh, Esq., Glasgow, Georgia. November :J, 1 857. ts (iEOKGIA-Lowndc* Coutity. Court of Ordinary , November Term. 1857. \\f IIEREAS, Martha A. Barber this day applies ’ ‘ to this Court for Lotter* < f Dismission from the Administration of the estate of Samuel Barker, late of said county deceased, • These are, therefore, to cite and adinnuish all and’ ‘••fmntlar the parties interested to be and appear be fore this Court within tho time prescribed by law, and make objection#. If any they have, why said let ters should not be grantor!: otherwise they will be granted in accordance with law. v Given under my Mid and official signature, No vember 2d, 1857. POWHATAN B. WHITTLE, Ordinary. , nov 10 m 6m 2F.ORIA-Ciincli County. ADMINISTRATOR’S HlßlNG.—Agreeable to an order passed at the November Term of the Qrdinoj-y’g Court of Clinch county, Ga., will be hired before the Court House door in the town of Magnolia on the first Tuesday in January next,with in the legal hours of sale, all tho negroes belonging to the estate of James P. H. Cate, late of aaid coun ty deceased. noy’A-itdhl A. It. LASLIK. Adm’r. itotiee. * 4 I.L persons indebted to me ns Adminlstrator-on _J_\ the estate of Samuel Austin,, Into of Thomas . ‘county ddce*"d, bre notified .10 make payment by the first iliiv of January next, in constitutional cur rency or such funds us will suit the Guardian of the minor heirs iff said deceased, or eyery claim will be sued in first Justice V.court 1 desire to make a filial settlement of said estate, and obtain litters of dis- Tiiiwirarr JOHN “MILLER. ThomaSviHe, Nirv. 17. 1857. 6t; Waits YITILL be Boldin ThouiMville, Thomas cntinty, It on tlt*> first Tuesday Id January next, before the Court House door, within the legal hours of rale, the following bit* of laud, -vixr Number eighty-five, (8. r .) huil seventy acres off of the south west corker of number eighty-four, (84) nil lying in the Four teoutii District of Thomas County. Sold a*.„the property o( Moriah Horn deceased, for the benefit of the heirs ami creditors. Terns made known on the ilny of sale. . nov? ltd*) DANIEL ROBERTS, Adni’f. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. VLL persons indebted to the estate of John Hargraves, late of VVnro connty deceased, are hereby notified to make immediate payment; and those havim:demands against s&ld estate arij reques ted to render them in doty authenticated according tolaw,. _ L. W. 11. PITMAN, Kx’r. —ino-47 -- w- 4<M ■- - Noiice. ALL persons are hereby notified and warned not to trace for a not ‘ made on or about the Bth Tfay of October last for the sum of onejmndred and twenty-live dollars, payable to Allen Spear or bearer and due the first day of January next, as the consid eration thereof has entirely failed. Said note sign ed by myself ami Dixon Corroll as scedrity novgg-Jt) O_J. A i.LKN. UCOltCilA—Thomas Couut>l~ Court of Ordinary, Xucrmbi r 18, ]857, <,►. TITHEREAB, John A: Mclntosh, Smir., Guardian | It of the person and property of (flnedonis, Dan : cl M. and Samuel Mclntosh, heirs at law of Duncan ‘■‘Mcfcntosh deceased, having petitioned said Court for Letters of Dismission from said Guardianship,'^ Ail persons interested are, therefore, hereby noti tified to file their objectioqg in said Court (if any tlicv have) to said Letters being granted: otherwise sail" Letters will be granted to said applicant, at a regular Term of said Court, to be held i.u Thotnas ville said county, on Monday in January next. Given under, my official signature. nov2l-4ud] HENRY JI. TOOKK, Ordinary. Sfnie of (.corgia-Wiire County. VI.L persons concerned are hereby notified that, two month* after dgfe, we will Bpply to the | honorable court of Ordinary of suid county, for ; h ave’ to sell all the real estate of Isham Peacock, Br. |.late of said county deceased, for the benefit of tbe 1 heirs and creditors of said deceased. JOHN D. PEACOCK* ) .... HENRY E. PEACOCK. j A<,m j nov 10 ~ w 2m , •b Notice. ALL persons interested arc hereby notified that the undersigned will apply Jo tbo Honorable [ the Court of Ordinary of Thoiuas county, Georgia, I on the first Monday in February next, for sn order granting leave to sell anegro boy’ slave, the property of the minor heirs of William If- McElveeii deceas ed- REMER YOUNG, Guardian, nov 24 w 60d * otice. v. A LL persons interested are hereby notified that ’ J\. the undersigned will apply to the Honorable t tbe Court of Ordinary of Thomas county, Georgia, on the first Mondays in February next, fordaii order granting leave to sell the lands and real estate be-j longing to tbe minor heirs of said undersigned. FCKNEY H HAJtBKLL, Guardian. j nov 24 . .. w MOOKE <fc HOMANU Variety Works, ~ THE undersigned are pro pared to manufacture in fgji the beat and most fashionable W\\ style all kind* of Furniture, _ auch aa— lrMl f Bi-dateoda from ssfto $25; Ujkft Hide Board#, Wash stand*, Corner stand*, Wardrobe*, K^WnM Bureaus—China. Red Dining Table*, Folding ami P.oin Table*, Centre and Hide Table*. CoacliM, Trunnel Bedstead*, Cradles and Crib#, Secretariea, Book Cam* and Hat BUmla. Lumber taken in exchange for Furniture: or hun* ber made up i order* in the mnt fashionable style. Alao all kinds of Turuing aud huwiu doso in the beat style. Shops located South end ot ****** street, below McUaiu's Hotel, Tb.,raasville. Ra MOORE ft HOMAN. MOORE & HOMAN’S Saab and Blind Factory.) rjIHE undersigned are prepared to inauufudnro |_ *il kind* of Window Bash, Blinds, Paanoi Door*, and Carpentry Work to order. Having at waya on band, the heat aenanned lumber, they will warrant their work to boos the moat substantial and durable description. He will alaojcontract for any #ix or atylo of buß dings,aud execute the same w ith all needful dispatch. Order# respectfully solicited. Shop# located at the South end of Mala (treat, below Mcßaiu’a Hofei, Thuuaaville, Ga. C. a. MOORE, I E. *. ROMAN July 14 w bets Coffins! Coffins!! CHERRY, VELVET, and PLAIN COFFINS, fer uished iu one hour * notice. SB * -sqp*-* All order- promptly respond od t. S^^PIiPIPPIf IV Shop located nt the . South End of Main Street below Mcßain'a HotaC XnoMAJiV iLLF,, Georgia. .. C. G. MOORE <t E. T. HOMAK. may 5 w - oy Plantation for Sale. THE Subscriber offer* for aale hi* Plantation #!♦• uated four mile* east of ThomaaviUe, on tin Cot Tee Hoad, oon*i#ting of I§OO aJxrs, with plant/ of woodlaud for fencing aud other purpose*. A dwelling, Gin-hon*e, Bcrew aud other building# es sential to farming, are upon the premise*, and t)f* location favorably sitnated for health. The place ie well watered with never-failing stream*, and baa a fine mill-scat. Purchaser* may obtain further information b* calling aftKeP* Southern Enterpriae ” offine. Df. R. J i Bruee of ThouiMville, i clothed with fell legal power todiapoee of the above premiaea and make title* to the same. may ao-tf T. M. QATLIIf. , SV'OtICC. ALL peraona Indebted to the estate of Warms Wood, late of Lowndc* cottnty, deeeaaed, (rill make payment to the undersigned, and thoee having claims against said estate will present them withla the time prescribed by law, or they w ill be barred. JAMES WOOD, ) rW oct2o-4>’d] W ILLIAM WOOD, ] Adwr FOR * THE premise* wheroon the under- gMMk signed now reside*. There are eight acres of land, all cneioaed, nnd hue half in cultivation. Tho improve meats aro a framed dwelling having J rooms, 2 ample closet* and 2 fire place*; a ama® house origihally intended for a dining room and hiteh en having brick chimney with two fire places wad oven; bathtii'g house with projection covering uu ex cellent well of water; smoke house, dairy,nevw eabin.-crib*, aheltera, stable#, substantial garden, choice fruit trees and grape vine# of different kind*, flourishing abade trees, abrubbery, and flower*. Tb# location (on the Groovervllle road) is both pretty and healthy and i* near enough to Thomaavßla to combine the social, religious and educational advan tage* of the town. The dwelling and yard an aa arranged aa to admit fit ample addition*. If Mt sold before Cbristmaa the premise# will be rented. Apply to the undersigned, or Mr. Geo. H. Da&ttU on the premise*. aug2strj p. q, daxtell. T Fletcher Znstitnte. HE lexerciwia of the Boys’ Department of till* School will be resumed on the Firtt Monday in October next, under the direetiou of Rev. B. H. Lithev and C. S. RorgWEl.t. It is desired that pupil* intending to join this school bo present at the opening of the term. Terms ( Payable, in advance per section of twenty remtka) Preparatory Department—lsi ie 2d Cleese* sls to • “ Ail do 4th *>■ 20 to Academic nnd Classical Department#...;.- -25 0(1 No pupil will be received for a less time than 20 week*. {sept29-2m Blew Jeweler, Watch nnd Clock. maker. - • JOSEPH JERfJER now offers bis services JBL to the public, and pledges biniself to give prompt attention to cleaning, repairing, and making Watches, Jewelry, Ac.- All work entrusted to him will be executed and delivered at tbe time promised, and warranted, lie has no flowing enco miums to besww upon himself as a watch maker, but relies upon the judgment of bis patrons to es tablish his skill and reputation. Terms Cash. Office second door above the Post Office, next to the store of H. W. Sharpe. Thomasvllle, Ga., March 17,1857. tf__ Watches and Clocks. THE undersigned would respectfully in- tft form the public that he still continues bis business at tbe old stand, near T. J f-ight foot & Co.'s, where ho ls fully prepared to do as go*xl and as cheap work as c&u be done North or south by any good workman. Mg bos supplied hhn sclf with every thing necessary for the easaplettoo of good work. Ail Watch and Clock work w arran ted for 12 months if well used. Also keeps on hand Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry, which will be sold as low as can be bought anywhere. Give me a call. oct27tf) -JAMES M. GRAY. Notice. SIXTY day* after date application will be made to the honorable Court of Ordinary of Ware county for leave to sell the negroes belonging to tbe estate of Cyathia Tuten, late of Said county deceas ed JOSEPH TUTEN, E>’r. nov 111 w 80d Lands for Sale. EAA ACBKB of excellent Land on tka Spring aMJ” Hill Tallahassee road, eight miles from Thomasville, are now offered for sale by tbessbeeri ber. Two.hundred and fifty acres, about half of which is fresh, ail under good fence, and in a high state of cultivation. Corn, eottpn, potatoes, cabbage, turnips, and many other things grow on this land in luxuriant abundance. Come and look at it. Ido not offer it for sale because lam displeased with the land, but I am determined to change toy locality,” sale or no sale. Price reasonable. Fair warning. DUNCAN McKINNON, juiy 21 if 11 Notice. SIXTY days after date application will he made to tbe Court of Ordinary of Ware county for lenve to sell the real estate, belonging to the estate of James -Cason, deceased, late of said county. . It. W. ALLBRITTpN, Aduir. scptg)-ndl 6ARAH J. CASON, GUOlttilA —Lowndes County. fp WO months after date application will be trade A to the Honorable {he Court of Ordinary, for said county, for leave to sell the land and negroes belonging to tbe estate of Hughes Hines, late of said county deceased. nov3-2m) JAMES M. CLYATB, Adtn r. Guard tan's Sale. AGREEABLE to an order passed by the Court of Ordinary of Thomas county, Georgia, will be sold before tbe Court House door in the city of Thomasville, in said count* on the first Tuesday in January next Lots of tana number 359 and am. her 381, in the 48th district of said county, it j being all the real estate belonging to the estate of | the minor heirs of Robert Mardre, late of said i county deceased, and known as the former reetdenew r of said deceased. Terms made known oft rite day , *nor4-4) JOHN @1 ATER, Huardtaa