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- . .. •; ...... , ,• . .. ♦ 1 - ria —: - - ■■■ X. THE WIRE : GU^ TUESDAY MORNINGS, BY cto HAXiXi. .OV. .1 wH.mam 11. hall. pETi;i* E. LOVE) Editor. ‘ TERMS: Th Wikf.-Ohash Reporter i* published Wfck-- , t two Dollars per minimi, inadeutgce. Ati order* tor tho Reporter, to receive attention ha accompanied with thj money. gub.erit.era wishing the direction of their paper Changed, will notify n irom what office it ■ to he term* will he.trictly.obcrved. AorfiRTWKMESTS conspicuously inserted atOne DwKar per afltisre for the first, and I tty Cents for ah subsequent, inserrion. Those sent without a of the number of insertions, will be pub- Jisbed until ordered out, and charged aheordinglr Sales of Land add Negroes, by Administrators, Slocators, or,Guardians, are required by law to be held on the first Tuesday in the month, between the li.ursof ton in the forenoon and three in tile after moon at the Court house in the county in which the iroaertv is situate. Notices of these sales must be Sglvsu ilia public gazette FORTY days previous to ah day of Bale- - , . . Notices for the sale of Personal Property, must bo eltob at least TES days previous to the day of sale. Notice to Debtors and Creditors of an Estate must 4* published FORTY DAYS. Notice that application will be made to the Court { Ordinary for leave so sell Land or Negroes, must b, published weekly for TWO MONTHS. CIT AT IONS for Eetters of Administration, must be published thirty dags— for Dismission from Adminis tration, monthly for sir months—(or Dismission from Guardianship, furttj days. Roles for Foreclosure of Mortgage must be pub- TlthoivvtnMil-forfnur moat Its-it* establishing lost papers, for the full space of three months —for compel fiag titles from Executors or Administrators, where bond has been given by the deceased, tlieftUl space of three months. ‘ Publications will always be continued according to tbuse requirements, unless otherwise ordered. All business in the line of Printing will meet with prompt attention at the 'Reporter Office. (Law Finn.) 1 HARRIS & HARRIS. Ifbrson L. Harris, Cl Charles J. Harris, Milledgeville, Ga. TUouiasvillc, Ga. march 31 w tt KM. S. Birch V William llcLendon, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, THOMAS! ‘ILL. B, t*3OHG!A •etl4 P> “T BIKER A: IIE.WET, A r r TO R N KY S AT “L AW, Trottpville, Lowndes Cos., (Li. sept 15 w ts - ‘ *f\y|l’ I'fj ft, St*ivlYf IdK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, THOMASVILLK, GEORGIA. WILL give his entire attention to the practice of 2>aw, in the Counties of the Southern Circuit.— OiKse nnthe seconi floor of D. & E. McLean’s brisk building. (jan2ooy * F. r. noitoAjf, ‘ ATTORNEY AT LAW, 1 a rAsnr/r.i.F., Georgia. WILT. practice in the comities of the Southern Oir unitfsnd flie counties of Dooly,AV ortli and Dough ortv of the Macon, and Coffee, Clinch hud AYare. •f the Ilrnnswick (,’ircuits. e . rist Crsek, Ga.. Get. 7. if JCIIA M. DYSOY, ATTO.RX E Y AT LAW, OFFJCK next door to Dr. Bruce’s, Thomasville, . (ieorgin. jan.i-ly. KICK A’ 3!F,KSIIOY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, MAGNOLIA, CLINCH CO., GA. ATTEND to all business entrusted to their care, in the following counties, tiewit : Clinch, A\ arc, Ap pling, Coffee, Charlton, Li’iwndea and Berrien,Geor gia. Also, in the cnuiitlfs of Hamilton, Columbia, and .Jefferson, in Florida. ’ DAVID r. RICE. I HENRY M. MBRSIION, Jsn 5 ____ w f>m ” JAMES HI. FOLSOM, AT TO R N E Y AT L A W,, MAGNOLIA, CLINCH C'O., (7A. WILL practice in all the courts of thd Brunswick Circuit and in the courts ,gs Lowndeanaml Berrien •f the Southern Circuit. „ , < Judge. A. K. Cochran.-Brunswick Ct. References | Ji|ilgc 1vt ,.,. K Lovei Southern Ct. jan 5 w “ iv * . I. IDAMEI L, ATTORNEY AT LAW, - -- * THOM-AHE tfrMk H H ORtl /-4- -—s* Office one door above Jolm Stark’s on Fletcher St., formerly occupied by L. C. Bryan. [jnnlSly EUGKYE L. HINES, ATTORNEY AT LAW. THOMA&VJLLE; GEORGIA, Office over McLean's store. (jan2o . NICHOLES Ac HILLER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, WAEESBOEOUGH, WARE CO., GA. WILT, practice in all the counties of the Bruns wick circuit, and Lowndes and Berrien of the Southern JOHN C. NICIIOLLB, I ANDREW J. MILLER. —febfj ~ w ny r tr -r- I •{■Reform Practice-.) r-r—- Brs. ROWEK A ELLIS, OVFF.R tludr protessionn! services to tlie citisans Thomasville mid vicinity. Calls at all hours promptly attended to. ’ feb2oy r. SAWiD*. WILLIAni, HAVING located in Thomasville respectfully ten ders his professional services to the citizens ot Thomasville ami vicinity. He may be found at the Office of Dr. 8. S. Adams. [oetlfloy I)H. R. O. AR,¥oj , WILL continue tlie practice of Den tistry in Tliotnasvilfe and vicinity Any order left at tlie Post Oflice or at T lit* Office during his absence from town will receive attenMort at the earliest, opportunity, [janfi-ly * r/i MOKRIVSTEI^LttI, ‘ Prefessor'of music wiif give private lessons to the citizen* of Tftoniasviile and Vicinity upon the Piano, Melbdson, Guitar. Flute. VioHn, and Violon’cello.— He inav be found at Fletcher Institute from !Ja. iff;til lit. Pianos tuned. ‘ (n^2ony M. ‘ilARIUJfii, ficnrriil Commission Mcn-hnut. Foot of Monk Street Brunswick , Gar dec? * w ts KOUBKi BONNER, “ (Laic of Georgia.) WITH If)WES, HYATT & CO., No. 80 WarrV.s St., New York. WTLL be prepared to show country merchants this spring the best ,pnd cheapest stock of Boots and ■ Sh'ies erer offered to tbo Southern trade. .jflfcOrder* solicited and etreftiily attended to. jan 2(1 tv r- ty ’ - J ‘ Hew Jeweler, Wtitch and Clloek maker. JOSEPH JERGER now offers his services ft to the public, and pledges himself to give prompt attention to cleaning, repairing, and mmlf making Watches, Jewelry;’ &c. ATI Work entrusted to him will be exee.ntetl and delivered at the time promised, and warranted. He has no flowing enco miums to bestow upc himself ns a watch maker, but .TrtfrarWpjMi tHb Jfitlgmfrnt *fif Ills pfftfohVto e*i tablish his akifl and reputaajou. Terms Cnati. Office second door ahW the Post Oflice, next to the store of H.-W. Sharpe. gr Thomasville, Ga., March 17, 4 ts Watches and Clocks. THE midersigne.l would respectfully in- fil form the public that be still continues (K’i his business at the old stand, near T. J aLtM, Lightl’oot & Co.’s, where he is fully prepared to do as good and as cheap work as can lie done North or south by any good workman, lie has supplied him self with every tiling necessary fnt the completion of good work. All Watch ami Clock work warran ted for 12 months if well used. Also keeps on baud Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry, which will be sold as low as can be bought auvwhere. Give men call. oct27tf) ‘’JAMES M. GRAY. MOOItE & LIOMAN’S Variety Works. THE undersigned are pre- j. pared to manufacture in the beat nnd most tiislpomihle \AW\Vi style all kiuds of Furniture, \Ajj\ it"*. Bedsteads from $5 to $25; Side Boards, Wash stands, NhH Corner stands, Wardrobes, Bureau*. —China, Red Bay Dining Tables, Folding and Plain Tables, Centre and Side Tables, Couches, Trunnel Bedsteads, Cradles and Cribs,— Secretaries,Book Caws and Hat Stands. LumbeT taken fn exclmnge for Furniture : or lum ber made up to order in the most fashionable style. Also all kiudaiif Tliruillg and Sawing done in the best style. Slips located South end of Main street, below Mcßafu’a Hotel, Thomasvifle, Ga. ~jnlyl4] MOORE & HOMAN. MOORE & HOMAN’S Sash and Blind Factory. r J HIE undersigned are prepared to manufacture all kinds of Window Sash, Blinds, Panuul Doors, and Carpentry AVork to order. Having al ways on band, the best seasoned lumber, they will warrant their work to he of the most substantial and durable description. He Will also contract for any size or style of buil dings, and execute the same with all needful dispatch. Orders respectfully solicited. Shops located at Jhe South endof Main street, below Mcßaiu’s Hotel, T liumasville, Ga. C. G. MOORE, I E. T HOMAN j illy 14 vv - hetf Cofiins! Coffins!! CHERRY, VELVET, and nislied in one hour's notice. All orders promptly respond- tftaiaMMmflWHij fIT Shop located at the South End of Main Street below Mcßaiii’a Hotel TIIIIMASVtLLK. (lEORGLA. C. U. MOORE & E. T. ROMAN, may 5 w d.v ” J. P. ARXO LI), MERCHANT TAI LOR. WOULD re*]iectfully inform the citizens of Thouiasville and th* public general- jjA Ir that ho has received a complete assortment -JJL of Fine Cloths. Cassimeres, Vestings. A c. Ac..sui table for tlie Fall aud Winter wear. Garments ol all kinds will be made with dispatch according to order. He hopes that all persons desiring goods or work in Lie line, will give him a call. nnv 10 w ts Bank Agency. TIIF. subscriber lias been appointed Agent far tha Bank of Savannah at this place, and is prepar ed. to discount Bills of Exchange, Drafts, &c.; and has for sale Chocks on New York. julySW) EDWARD BKMINGTON. NATH. iIAYILI.Y, 7 COTTON FACTOR AND COMMISSION MBROHAMT, No. 08 Poydras Street New ORLEANS. Refers to— }f" v \ Tallahassee, Florida. George lv. v\ ttlker, ) SlliK'&pb...,, jQ"‘by,npriJ.: (jcii. Win. llaily, Jefferson Comity, Florida. John G. Piitimin, Esq., Madison County, Fla Augustus Storlo, Ksq., Ctjtlar Keys, Florida, Daniel llell, Esq., Hamilton County Florida. JfftfkJ. Marsh, Esq., Dmieunvillp, Georgia. J A. Mdutoah, Esq., Glasgow, Georgia. Novqmbei. a, 1857. ts Blitter, Cheese, *e. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR HALE JO Kegd Cdalien butter, 52 EnSush Dairy and Cream Cheese; 20 Bartels Irish Potatoes; 2 hols. Onions; 40 Barrels Floor, S. F. Extra and double Extra; ii Kitts mess Maekerel; 3 Boxes Codtish ; 3 Barrels Buckwheat Flour; 8 Boxes Laver Raise os ; 20 Boxes Soila ami Sugar- Crackers ; ,-r. 8 Boxes Fig Paste and Grape Drops ; SO Boxes Guam Jelley ; with a tnUrassortim at of Catsups, Sauc es, Olives, Ae. .. dec22] EDWARD REMINGTON. Lands for Sale. pf /A /A ACRES of excellent Land on the Spring 0U U Hill Talluliaas.ee road, eight miles from Thoinasville, are now ottered lor sale by the subscri ber. Two hqjidred aud titty acres, about half ot which is fresh, nil under good fem e, and in a high state of cultivation. Coro, rotten; potatoes, cabbage,.turnips-, and many other things grow on this land in luxuriant abundance. Come and look at it. I do not idler it tor sale because 1 km displeased with the land, hut I am determined to change my loHflitV, sale or on sale. Price reasonable, Fair warning. “ - DLNCAN MCKINNON july 21 —■ ■ ‘'e- . , ts Manhattan Hotel, * • :■ ■ • , * Murray Street. Xcir Topli. th—Jl IS STILL open for the reception’ sjff Southern Merchants, and tlje Pro- i prietora are determined to spare no pains or exncuse to give entire sntiafhetion. Jan26oy) HUGGINS ft FLING.- Adams House, THIS establishment is now perms- u nently opened for the aceoinmoda |Mwl tion of the public. E'ery convenience hhs bfen provided tor boarders and trail •ient customers; ami the proprietor Hat ter# himaelt that he is now able to give the.utmost satisfaction. GODBOLD, Proprietor. Thoniasville, Ga„ March 24, 18j>7. * ts . JCdiniiristratoi’* Sale. trriLL he sold, by tinier of tile Court of Ordlun- TT ry, on the first Tuesday in March next, before the court-house d<*ir, in Troupville, Lowndes county ii negro w oman. Bold for the benefit of the heirs and creditor* of the estate of John M. Ileus deceased'. janl9tds) ‘ IRENA DEE. I *, Adrn’x: THOMASYILLE, GEORGIA, FEBRUAKY 16.1858- Dr. W.’ W, BATOV. 18 pdmiftnently loested -in Thomn*- ville. He oftera hit profi-saitmal services to the citizens pud vicinity.— WTJ XT Re is now prepared to insert titth from onh, to an entire act, lit any maimer desired, plain teeth, teeth w ith artificial gums, block teeth, Dr. Alena continu ous front Work,-f>r. BG tidy's- (’heoptartie Work.— He has no puperior ill the manulncture of Artitieinl Teeth. Every piece inserted gunranteid to give perfect satisfaction He performs all Operation* up ou the natutal tooth in tl.ediiglieat style of .the art. Ladies will be waited upon ut their residence if de sired. Orders left at the Post Office will receive prompt attention. He wifi be found at his residence near Judge Hansel’s, only when professionally en gaged. iv feh!!-4t Valentines! Valentines!! A LARGE and well selected stock of Valentines just received and for sale at. feb9) E. I’EMrxnTOVS. ft Notice. ’'■’ /’ A'’ ALL persons interested will talc no'ice thnF on tlie first Monday in March next,l will apply to the Court of ordinary fifts<Jqfiitt county for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of Daniel W. Holland late of said countv deceased. deo22-2m] HENRY HOLLAND, Adni’c. JVotice. ALL persons indebted to the estate of Daniel Wi Holland deceased, will make immediate settle ment with ibe undersigned; and all those having demands against said estate will present them, duly authenticated, in terms of the law in such case made and provided. decsM~4od] HENRY HOLT.AND, Adm’r. Notice. fJNHE undersigned will be in Thomnxville tire first Monday nod Tuesdjiy in .January next, for the purpose of settling up the .business of the, firm of McINTOSH &” CAVE and will lie glad to see all persons indebted to said firm either by unto or account. He limy ho ‘fouud at the old stand, now occupied hv AV. B. Clark JOHN A. McINTOSH, dec22-2t] Os the firm of Mclntosh & Cave. Administrator’** Sale. WILL he sold f>n tlie first Tuesday in February next, before the Court House door in Troup ville, Lowndes eOunty, Georgia, within the legal hours of sale, all the lands and negroes belonging to the estate of C. J. BlqlqcU, late of Said gouty de ceased. Also’ the undivided interest of said deceas ed in the lands and negroes, belonging to tlie linn of Blalock A Dallis. Sob! for the benefit of the lieirs nnd creditors. Tgnns made known'on tho day of sale. JortN a. Mclntosh, ?,, , decß2] JOHN McMl J.LAN. ( A “ mi *’ - Exceutdv's Sale. VITILL he Sold heft.re tile Court Home door in i T the town of M’ai‘ephor*, Ware county, oil the first Tuesday in February next, within the legal liours of sale, the following property I ‘to wit: Nelly. •t woman about 2D years old, and Sam a boy ntioiit 14 years old. Sold under an order of the Ooiirt’oi Ordinary ot said county, for the benefit of tiie Leg atees. Terms of saloon the day. decTl-fOd) JOSEPH TUTEN. ExV Notice^ SIXTY days after date, to-wit, at March Term, - 1858,1 shall apply to the Court ot Ordinary of Thomas county, Georgia, for an order erupting leave to sell the'lands belonging to the estate of .Stephen Atkinson, late-of said conutv dec‘-aecd. dec-15) CRAYTGN SINoLETARY, Adm’r. . ttEORGIA-Ltnvadcs Csunly. ITIWO mouths after date, application w ill he made L to tlie court of Ordinary for I.owndes comity, for leave to sell the east half of tlie west half ol lot land number 329, in the 13tli diitriet of Lowndes’ county, belonging to the estate of Elizabeth Connell deceased. deels-C.d) JOHN J. PIKE, Ex’r. Administrators Sale. ITf lTjj he sold before the Court-liouße door in \ V Thomasville, on the -first Tuesday in Fehrun ry next, within the legal hours of sale, one half of lot of land, number seventeen, in the loth district ol’ Tho mas county, containing tw o hundred nnd forty-five acres, more or less, as the property of Joseph Walk er, late of the State of Alabama deceased. Soldiilr the purpose of division among the heirs and distrib utees of said estate. Terms made known on the day of sale, e dec22tds] F. W. JOHNSON, Adin’r. : A’otlee. a __ THE subscriber intends removing from this sec tion of Georgia, and hereby notifies all persons indebted to him by note or account to come forward and settle at once. dec Its) E. G. rONDKR. f.iiiii'diau’s Sale. AGREEABJ.E to an order of the Honorable the Court (if Ordinary orTlimims county, Geor gia, will be sold before the Court House’ doer at Thoinasville, said Comity, on the. -first Tuesday of February next, all the lands lying and being in laid County, VebUfEnii! to LmYrea j. Hiima minor,"nmrt daughter of Thomas Hurst. devirdOd) GABRIEL WILSON, Guardian. Notice. ALT. persons interested arc hereby notified that the undersigned will apply to the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Tlionvfts enmity, Georgia, on the first. Monday in February next, for an order granting leave to sell a negro bov slave, the property of tire minor heirs of William 11. McElvven deceas ed, , REMER .YOUNG, Guardian. nov'24 w G*hl Executor’s Sale. A GREEABLE to un order of lie Honorable the /•\ Court of Ordinary of Thomas county, Georgia, u ill be sold before the court-house door in thtxtnw ii of Moultrie, on the first Tuesday in February next. “Lot 110. (457} tour hqndrMri and fifty seven, lyim; in the. Bth district of formerly Thomas, now- Cokptitt County, belonging to the estate of John Ifnmijton deceased/#dd for the benefit of the heirs and credi* tor*. Tenns made known on the day of sale. ,h, c ß-4':d) JOHN HAMILTON, Kx r. Notice. SIXTY days after date application will tie made to the honorable Court of Oidiimry of Ware enmity for leave to sell the negroes belonging Jp the estate of Cvnthia Tuten, latc.ol* said county deceas ed JOSEPH TUTEN,-ExT. nov 10 w find GCOKkI l-.J'homas. County. . * Court of Ordinary , Jan. Ist. 1858. ’ WHEREAS Freeman -W. Johnaon this day ap llie* to this Court.lor letters of guardianship for’the property of Mary E It. Carter, minor heir at iaw (if Johu W. -Cartcr, late of said county de ceased.. ‘ : All persons interesteil art; tiierclore hereby notili ed to tile- tlieir ohjeefioiis in said court, if any thev have, to said letter being granted, otherwise said let ter* w ill be granted to said applicant at a regular term of said court to tfe held at- Thomiisvillm ggid county, oii the first Monday of February next. Given under my oHieilj signature. jans-3fW) lIKNRY H. TOOKE, Ordinary. GEOKGI A—TUomai*?ouiitf. T CvurtvJ Ur (Unary, Jan. Ist, 1858. TOHN A. M'iTNTgSH,,Junior, this day applies O to this court for permmmit ‘letters of adminis tration op the estate ol B. W. Chve deceased. All persons iatuye*#dpro thor*for hereiiy notifi ed to file their objefetiona,iu .said Cuiirt, if any they ’have to said letters being granted otherwise said let tdr# will be granted to said applicant af n regular term of' thi# Court to he Brid at Tbotnasville, said ruty on the firsOlmnlav.of I'eliauary next. IKNIiY 11. TOOKE, Ordinary. .i * . Attention! 8 THOMASVILLE GUARDS I JL A I'l'fi.AH at ymu Purndo Ground in , ATM il Dress Uniforni, with'six io.uinis of bBoSB Bbink and three of Ball Cartridges, on Kvjww MONDAY MORNING,the TWENTY. Wil SECOND day of FEBRUARY, at 10 W I A poize of a silver cup w ill be award- DH ed to tie- best shot. MIJ By order of Captain Peter E. Ijire. wlxn.- ■ - , QHAKLKrt J. HARRIS, feh 2-fit Orderly Sergeant. Fair tVarniiiß. EVERY Note and Account in iuy possession un paid will be handed.to thq respective officer* of the 7,sw for eolloetlon oil lie first day of March next, without discrimination. It is no pleasure to me to sue thy friends or enemies, nor is it any pleas ure to he sued myself with claims on others enough to pay all my debts. fei.2-4t) ‘ H. AV. SHARPE. tlionglit to Jaiilt ON Wednesday. 27th Januaiy last, n negro r.taii JlM,'about IP* or 40 yeafs old, of durk complexion, and almnt five feet nine inch- ft . es high. Said boy has a partnfhia right ear missuig. lie says he belongs, to Mr. .Hubbard of Decatur county, The owner will please, couic forward, prove property;, pfty charges and take him away, or he will he dealt w ith as the law directs. C. S. D. JOHNSON, Jailor. Thomasvifle, Thoinns Cos., Gn. . .ts GEOKGIA-Lwndes County. Court of Ordinary, Eehruary Term, 1858. WHEREAS, John McKinnon appliea to this Court for Letters of Adininisti atioii on the estate of ’l'lennai; B. Meßeil, fife of Ijowndcs coun ty deceased; these are to notify .-ill persons interes ted to tije their objections, if any they haw, why sail letters ‘should nut be granted, otherwise they will be gtanted in acdordance with law. Given un der mv hand and official stgn.itnfe, this Februarv lat, 1858. r .TAN I’OWHATAN B. WHITTLE, Ordinary. feb2. w Slid y” ~—— —"■ r — -'-——lip.i . ('arnasi's, Btigifips iind Wagons, MAN! .KAfiTfißl li TO ORDER, IIY JOSEPfiI TOOK!], M> \ A: C 0., AT THE HOUSTON CAKRIAGE FACTORY, Houston County, Georgia. t#*All work fully gu.-u'anteeil. .iniie2Boy-f ISAAC WINtER, Agent. fitoiru. ON the night of the 27tli January, nt Benjamin Singletnn's 1n Thomi sFouiity, a pocket boek eontaiiiiug five dollars nnd some elimll change, to gether with the billowing papers, two notes on Epmim Goody for one hundred dollars eacii—one due Ist Jitnnaryf D57. and the other due Ist Jan. I@>*,mflde jifiMible to Julia Giles ; two notes on Charles B. one for due Ist Jan., 1855 er JBB>, nii'.d one for 050, due tlie March following; two reci iptasler notes from John Wonol,Esi|., each All persons are therefore forewarnta fhoin trading for any of infif notes. feh j-flt) JOfItKVH DUCKWORTH. Dissbintinn of Pittlncrship. ATM, persons’sirehereby notified that tlie partner siiip heretofore existing between McLendon A Lowery in the tarrjngu hm iness is this day dissolv ed by mutual ceijsent. The lm*iiie*of the firin will he welnxUnp in every respect by Sir. Lowery, w’lio .will heta-affer c>■ntinne the hnshii ssin.his ow n nnme. The undersigned n-tarned their sincere thanks to their B lend, for their kind and 1 iberol pa tronage,Slid express tie- hope that it will he continued to Mr. J. H. Low ery, who. as above stated, wllj still curry oil the businesK atlhe same rdfl stand. \f. LENDON & LOTTERY. Thomasville, Jan. 27th, 1858. lit FOR iSrAliB, ; miJE premises whereon tlie under 1. signed low resides. There are eight arres of laud, ail enclosed, and one half ill culfi.'utioij.- Tiie improve im-nts are u frauied dwelling having 3 ■**“■**- rooms, 2 miipln closets and 2 fire places; s small house originally intended for a dining room and kitch en, having hiiek chimney with two fire places and oven ; hurtling house with projection covering ail ex cellent woH us water; smoke house, dairy, tiegra cabin, cribs,- shelters, stables, sulivtantiul garden, choice fruit trees and grape lijjoa.of different kinds, flourishing shade frees, alirdbbery, and fciivors. The location (on the Grooverville road) is both pretty ami healthy and is near enough to Thoniijsvilie to comhine the social, religion* and educational hdvan tugea ofi tlie town. Ilie dwelling and yard nre se aniinged as to iidinlt of ample additions. Ts not sold before Christmas tlie premises w ill he rented. Apply to the undersigned, or Mr.‘Geo. H. Daniell on the premises. a|ig2stfj . D. G. DANIELL Union Academy. THE undersigned beg# leave to'inform those who Tuny feel interested, that lie proposes to open an English'.School at this newly erected Academy iut. the instruction of yfitfth. 7 * ■’ Having had twenty four years experience in teach ms in <titiV.rewt- *eettotsa.f Gcsirgia. T h.q.e-, bv- mi tirlng zeal and uqrpflntted energy, to inwrit a share of public patrunage. Tl;c grt>a,tc#t cgvo will be ta ken with those committed to my care, both in regard progress and morals. All the branches which I propose to teach are per term of 10 weeks $5.08, payable at the close of each scholastic quarter, except Book Keeping, for w hich an extra charge of five dollars will he requir ed, when they will ho fully qualified to enter upon the duties of the counting room The exercises of the School will commence the first Monday in-Febnptry next. Any iutbrmotion required cfiA he obtained by ap plication to the subscriber at his residence near Mr. L. BiVd’s ‘store nr address the undersigned refer ences, at Glasgow", Tboiuss cminty. f)eorgia. J JOIL\M. HANFORD. Reference#:- ’ l)r. J. C. Harry? , ( Daniel McKinnon. jail 20 vs” —r7 4t Tnsli on rattou to New York. THE Subscriber w ill moke liberal cash advances on shipment*of cotton to Messrs. Brewer &. Cahlweil, New York. 4ecß—lo EDWARD REMINGTON 1 ; Notice to Everybody. OIL A. W. ATsI.KX S V GELEJIRATED SO FT II El< Ni LIKTIIVOiJNrT, TS A CERTAIN REMEDY fi,r Strains, Sprains, Rheumatism, Neura‘gin, Granip, Nfirvous Head- Ache, Sore ‘tdivoat. Stffi’ Nek, Tooth-Ache. Rain ip Scalds and Burns, or uuy thing like erup tions o the'fiesh. Also, lor all diseases to which horses are subject. Dr. Allen.'#) All-lleislinar Ointment. -XS.a certain cunt. fir. Iting.krortiia. tk-ratetoa in I; horses. Grees<rlfi;el,Tlirush, UrdlaT and Saddle Galls: *iid a?((lesli wrfmejs. MsnuhicUqted l>y Dr. A, W. ALLEN; Columbus, Qeorgiq. For sale in Thomaßville, by Bauuy & Shiff; in Monti#ell„W RalmeTA Bro.,aiid fri TrotipviUe, bv T. W. Ellis. A W. ALLEN, nov 24 .7 1 w __ 1 Flour. U WHOLE. sacks extra dXCelatur .Fliuir ;i 12 ■huitTAftck* eitra Family Flour; 20 wholfc sackaFivuulyJTour; 24) bulf sin ks Family Moor: 10 w hole sac ks extra superfine Flour; 4u whole sacks superfine Flour; Off Ifnlf sacks sdperfine Flour; 12’ half sacks fine Flour; 0 half sacks flrte Flour; jfist received nml fiir sab-by ’ * IT REMINGTON, Watchman copy. UNRIVAI.LKD ATTRACTIONS M EMERSON’S MAGAZINE AND “ ■’ - M? FFTNAJTS .ROYTIII.Y, TWO GREAT MAGAZINES IN ONE/ 00,000 Copies tije ixrot Rlottifi JT ~ Z ■AQincEirr pbogramre fob ims. • - 190,01)0 IN stttxmß WOHKS OF art. FIVE DOLLAR lv\i;R\V^\l - TO Et'EHY SCBSCRUir.R. THE QRKA'r I.IRKARY OKKKK. rtr “v ’ ASKNts DLTTtKO mi ii ! I The imlAiv of Maijazixf. and Pttx nam’k Monthly has given to the couaoliduted work a circulation second to bus me siuiilar uuhiiCation in the country, ami has secureil for it a eomhination of literary and artistic talent probably unrivalled by any other magaaine iu thd vrorhl, During the first month, the sale in the trade and demand from sub scriber* exceeded 99JJ01) copies, and tha number* already issued of the.,consolidated work are univer sally conceded to have surpassed, in the richness of tligir literary contents, and the beauty and profose uess of their pictorial illustrations, auy niHguzitw ov er before issued from the American press. Encour aged b) these evidences of taxor, the publishers have determined to commence the new volume in January with still additional attractions, and to offer auch inducement* to subscribers as cannot full to place-it,in circulation, : at the headof Auiericau mag azines. With this view they now announce the fol lowing splendid programme. They have purchased that superb and coatiy steel-plate engraving, “THE LAST SUPPER,” and will present a copy of it to every throe dollar subscriber for the year 1858. It -was engraved at a cost of ovr by -tfae-lutn .oelchrated A- L. Dick, from the original of Raphael Morgbeu, after Leonardo Da Vinci, and is tin-largest steel-plate en graving ever executed in this country, being three times the size of the ordinary three dollar engra ving. The first itnpreaaions of this engraving are held at -IPI I *, aiiflit was the intention of the artist that none of the pngravliijts should ever be offered for a less sum than f5, being richly worth tlmt amount. Thus every three dollar subscriber will receive the maga zine one year—cheap at ft) —and this splendid en graviaf! richly worth 05; thus getting for f’J the value of SB. WenhftU rnimmrncr Wtrikinir off tho unmeiliatfly, y#t it cun jtJMIy hofiprotoil tht im j)rc‘K6iuna.ol 90 large a |>Uto can lx* tak<M an linal an thin will Ur unlluil for ly Niibflrrihrro. Wo tihftt), therefore, fiivi)iii thorn it* the order in whioh Mib- KcrfM*rs are Thoao whiMletiro to obtain their “iitfrHrhijfs froiiitiie hrHt iinpre.Kh'iii?, should Nond m th<lir nubßci'ipfl&n* without delay Ihe engraving can be *eijf on rollers, by mail, *r in any otlier manner, as Subscribers shall order. $40,000 I* WORKS OF ART. In addition to the superb migrnving ot “ Till: last aWPFh,” which will be pnpicntcd to efery three fli'liar sLii>acjihtit.lur 1858,_tlie puhl'uiUera luivc com. plcted arrangement* for the distribution,on the 25th day of Ilceemher, 1858, of a series of splendid works of art. consisting of one hundred rich and rare Oil Fainting*,, valued lit from ijIHM) 4** IjllJHitt each. A] *0,2,0® niagnmceut sfeel-platg engravings, worth (Vom #f to $5 cadi, making, in all, ower three thousand gifts, worth twenty thousand dollars. Inclose OJ tOjtiie publishers, and you wfli com mesee receiving the magazine by return mail. You w ill also receive witli tile first copy a numbered sub scription receipt eirtitlingyou to the engrai iug us “THE LAST SUPPER,” and a chance to draw one of these 8 There Thou sand l'rizes,” KF.AiSoXS WHY YOU SHOULD $t HKCniltE FOR E TIER SOFT’S II V GA/I \ I) For 1858. 1 Because its literary contents will, during the year, embrace contributions from over one hundred different writers and thinkers, imiubering sujoug them the most distinguished of American Authors. 2. Because its editorial departments, “ Our Btu dio,” “Our Window.” and “Our Olio,” will each be conducted by an aide editor—and it w ill surpass, in tlie variety B d richness of its editorial contents, any other niagaziue.. , 3. Beeanse it w ill contain, during the year, nearly six hundred crigibal pictorial illustrations from de signs by tlie first Atuericnrr artist*. 4. Because for the sum of |kl you will receive tliis splendid monthly, more richly worth that sum than auy other magazine, and the'superb engraving of “ Tin: last sri'PFit,” w-ortb $5. *• Bemmse yon wifi very likely draw one of the three thousand prizes to be distributed on the 26th, day ot December, 1858—perhaps one that is worth SI,OOO. r Notwithstanding that these extraordinary induce ments can hardly fail to accomplish the objects of the publishers without farther etforts, yet they have determined to continue through the year. TIIE GKEAT LIiHIAItY OFFER. ‘To noj’ person who will get up a club of twenty, four subscribers, either at oiie or umre pi At offices- I we will present a splendid library, consisting of over ‘Forty Ln rgr BwrartVnfilßirir, tfr TWt popular works in the market. The club may he formed at the club price, or at the full price. #3, with the engraving of the Last Supper to each sub scriber. List and description jf the Library; aud specimen copy of the Magazine, will be forwarded on receipt of 25 cents. Oyer spM) Librarie*,or 8,000 volumes, have already been distributed in accord ance with this offer, and we should he glad of an Op portunity to furnish a library to every clergyman, ev ery school teacher, or to someone at every post of fice in the country.— ‘ • AGENTS RICH. The Success which t*ir agents are meeting with is almost astonishing. Aiming t|tg nisny evidences of this fact, we are permitted to ho Wish’the following; GfcM I.r.MF.N ; —The follow ing tacts in relation to jvhat your agentsarivjjoliigln this section, may be of use to some enterprising young man in want of employment. The. Rev. John E. Jordan, of this place, has made, since last Christmas, over $4,006 in hisageney. Mr. David M. Heath, of Kidjfly, M 0... your general agent for J’latt county, is making $8 hierday on each sab-agent employed by him, ami ilessrs. Wintrier & Evans, of Oregon, Mo., jour agents for .-Holt county, ire making from $8 to •* per day„and your humble, servant has made, since jhe seventh da? of Last Junuary, over ‘51,700, -be sides paying for 300 acres’ of land out of the bu*S ness, Worth over fl/Mli). You are at liberty to pub lish this statement, if you like, and toFefer to any of the parties named. r- DANIEL GREGG, Carrol ten, Mo. . 1 With such induceinenta as we offer, any body can obtain subscribers. We invite every gentleman out of employment, snd every lady who desire* a plcas -nnt money making oet iirintion, to apply at once for an agency. Applicants should inclose j|6 cents for a ‘specimen copy of the Magazine, w hich witi always be forwarded with answer to application by return SPECIMEN rxrmAVIXG,, As we desire to place it Jhe hands of every per son who proposes to get up a club, ifml also of CvV ry agent, a copy of the engraving of “ Xjtß Last HiPI'EU,” m a specimen, each applicant inclosing us $3 will receive the engraving, port-uaidj by return mail, also specimens of <>ur publication* and olio of the numbered subscription receipts,* entitling the holder to thr Magazine one yea r aud to a chance in the distribution. — This otter is made Willy to thus* who desire tojwtNs agent* or tp form club*. Ad ’ rtl # O.VKi&ITH A CO., No. 371 Hroadw or New York. t? BLANKS -FOR SALIT jmm , ~ * February ?i 2 J 4J* SciKembtr !< ■? ‘.sl37§§v jsJ *9G§? §s HIS 1 31 ii&aiE \ovember 12 ** i’ b 6 5 8 JUOII LSUa 1 1 15 iG 17 LS 19 90 • li**3* December *....; 1 2 3 4 •; 5 6 7 8 916 n 12 1.3 14 15 16 17 rt , , . 19|*0 2} 22 23J24 35 ■ -. ■ • 26 * 7 I SS *>W* ; TO 1;., THE Now York Weekly News it an excellent 1 N'ew York CitJ Paper for country reading. It contain* the fullest and most correct cattle market it ml prodiy?e reports, with all tfie'news ml tntvliU aence of the day. Try it and you will like it. Oa ly one dollar a year. Published at No. 102 \a*aaa street.New York. ‘ “”'7'’ Adiuiniwirntor’s Sale. “T AGREEABLE to an order of the Court of Ordta ary of I-ownde* comity, will ho sold before tile court-lionse door, within tbe'Wal boftrs ofssle.ee the first Tuesday in March next, Ik the town es Tbomneville, Lots of land numbers one and tire in the 15th district of originally Irwin how Lowndes county. Also 112 acres uflot number foyrhuadrel and eighty-fonr, in the 12th district of sauWounty, belonging to the estate of James Newton deceased. Hold for the beuefits of the heirs ami creditors os said estate... Terms mtuie known u-the dav of sele.i jaolgLU] ISAAC T. A.NKWTOK, AdinV OEORttlA—Thomii* County. Tr Court of Ordinary, January Hit, Is&*. Henry mitch ell nd Richard r mu-mi H this day applies to this Court for letter# of Guardianship for the perou* and of Emily 8. Mitchell and Harriet E. Mitchell, minor heir* at law of Richard Mitchell deceased, of said Bounty. All perspua interested are bdreby notified ts Ota tlieir objections in raid Court, if any they hav to said letters being granted,otherw ise saidletters will -be granted to said ariplicaotat a regular term of said Court to b held at Thoiuasville said county aa the first inoiulay of March next. jan!2-3Hd} M jl. TOQKE,Ordluary. To Democrats. /"VNE of the Brat dutie# of a Good Democrat St to W ►ttPPW’tbM P*n> PWM. The New York Dallf arid W eekly News is now. W ell established ss th Democratic organ or New T.ffk cifr. It f. *k af the beat newspapera of. the day. pioreover. |m< in yoursubsoriptioiis. Weekly News inly OnsDuJ. lar a year. Ibibßshed at 102 Nassau St;; New Tkrb. IVottcC. A LI. persons interested are hereby notified that the undersigned will apply to the hmioraM* tba court of Ordinary of said county to be held at Them nsviilo said county on the first Monday in April next, iut an order granting leave U*eß (he real aa* late and lands belonging to tbd estate of the niioar heirs of Howell Rcacoek deceased. jiml24>od] ELIJAH WADE, Gnardign. State orOeorKia.CeuMtjr af Tboaaa. To the beira at law, and distributee* of the aatoW of Rieliard Mitchell deceased, of said county i YOU ami each of you are hereby nidified that ■Court of Ordinal yof said county at regular tem on the first Monday in March lift, for an or.pr ease, to make distribution among said heirs and dit* trihub-es the esfatw of said deceased. ‘ &S!re& EU .>s. ’ Janie * w St ■ ■ - Itotlvo. a ll persona are hereby forewarned from itfUitf -LX. lor a certain protuiasory note given by IShbert A. Durham, and malde payable to myself, dated about the first of Augyat, 185A, and due one day alter date, with an 1-dit of-twenty-eight iloilart, made sometiifie in thd.miioth of Aprrl, IK'S C, as said iseito has been lost. * 1 L*'&93r janl2-3tl . DUNCAN D- SINCLAIR. POFNTRY STORE KEKFERS will M that V 7 the Commercial and Monetary article a-publish ed in the New York Weekly N'etaf Cm* be relied upon. The Market* are akuio worth the prlge of a rear’a subscription; Only One Dollar yes*. 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