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' fhr tfjuitiwm iJattncL LOCAL COLUMN: QUITMAN, MARCH 15, 1867. TakeN'otire: Subscribers to the Banner, ih the town of Qnitman, as well as those in the Coun try, who receive their mail from the Quit man post office,'are notified that they will hereafter call at the office of publication for their papers. We make this arrange ment as a matter of convenience to pat rons. The Banner office will be open during business hours, every day except Saturdays, on which day it will be closed at 1 o’clock p. m. The Kuiglits of Jericho. This temperance organization is now in full blast and nourishing condition, in the town of Quitman, and accessio. s arc being made to its ranks weekly. The members of the Lodge have in rehearsal the popular and difficult drama of “'lhe. Drunkard, or the Fallen saved," and will, in a few weeks, be in proper condition to furnish a creditable and agreeable enter tainment to the public. The object of which is to realize funds to properly fur nish the Lodge room of the order. Dr McCall's Cologne We are under many obligations to Dr. J. 11. McCall for a present of a verr hand some bouteille of cologne, manufactured by himself, and which is pronounced by the ladies as fully equal to the celebrated Fau de Cologne of France. Dr. McCall can supply his customers in any quanti ty, and at reasonable rates, with this ad vantage: you will get a genuine article of cologne, whilst the sealed imported articles are generally adulterated. Dr. McCall keeps on hand at his Drug Store, in Quitman, a general assortment of drugs, medicines, paints, oils, etc., 'which will be sold at fair prices. Ttie Show \We atteuded Mike Lipman’s grand show, during its visit to Quitman, last week. The riding was 'otlly passable, the leaping and somersets •Atraordinary, the dogs interesting, the 'CiiWvns very poor, the monkey was scan ‘rlsllous, and the bear a humbug. On the ’frWle, it is a good sho\v for the enter- WfHitncnt cf lazy meu—it will do to kill tlWe. The Justice’s (Jour* These District tribunals t f justice have been suspended in the County of Brooks for several years, although the officers | have been regularly elected and commis-1 sioned. Wc are pleased to announce j that, in thlSj the Quitman District, they j arc to be revived, and that Henry F. Mannrrr, Esq | will hereafter regularly hold a Justice’S Oonrton the third Satur day iu each moltlh, at his office in the town of Quitman, Uefbrc which all suits involving fifty dollars, or less, can be ad judicated. Squire Madbstt is an educated, dis creet, and honorable gentleman, and full justice will he awarded in every Case brought before him. The Growth of Quitman. A gentleman paid our sanctum a visit, j a few days ago, and expressed great stir- j prise at the unparalleled rapidity by j which the “Atlanta of South Georgia” (as he was pleased to term our town,) had sprung into existence. Ilis last visit ; to this section was about eight years ! ago, and the present site of Quitman, was, ! at that time, an unbroken forest. And such is a fact. Less than seven years ago j the site of our present prosperous thriving and beautifal town, was a pine forest. Wealth, enterprise, energy a: and muscle have been lavish in their expenditures, and we can now point to the result : the most prosperous interior town in the State. Last year, in the neighborhood of one hundred buildings were erected— some of them magnificent brick struc tures—and the mechanic's saw, hammer and plane continue to notify, us, from early morn till dewy eve, that the work of improvement and progress still goes j •on. Ti e rise, progress and prospective future of Qnitman, stands without a par- | allel at the South. A. Model Teacher!?) I Understanding that a white woman, from some unknown latitude, had made j her appearance in our midst, and had opened a school for the education of the : “freedmen,” we dispatci ed a Special Re porter to the locality designated as her "Head Quarters,” for the purpose of as certaining the facta in the premises. The Reporter faithfully performed his duty, and the following is the result: He found one Mr3. Emily Armstrong, a rather dilapidated female, of a very un certain age, a boarder in a ove roomed log cabin, owned and occupied by ne groes. The said Mrs Armstrong inform ed him that she was born and raised in 'Georgia was run out of Madison County, Fla., and had recently arrived in "Nigger foot," east of "Ficklinville," dark subur bial Tillages Southeast of Quitman, and that she had opened a school for the edu cation of freedmen on Monday last. On that day she had exercised the preroga tive nf a “school inarm,” and had flogged five littH “niggers;” on the following day she had administered the lash to ten, ( and our Reporter concluded that if she ftontined to double her chastisements L daily, she would soon have the backs of L all negrodom in Brooks well 6trlped. very politely informed our reporter she intended to keep an .rdeily and school” —that she taught the MJt Prayer,” reading and writing. l||V' C tr-d soon to teach “G grsphy” ■ %maticks.” Not deeming it noc !§■ roe« fnrtl.i r ir.vi *i_--ttr.. i.- Jgfcl d<-em it our duty ■ ; '■;< • the ' |ifji ’ V«r gtiaid in f'-r t' this “school itiarm,” tvho has squatted amdttg them, ostensibly for tilts purpose of instructing them. She is a low char acter, devoid if principle, unworthy the attention of the most debased, and has already been fun out nf Florida, on ac count of her filthy and abasing practices. All She tfatits is your money. She is incompetent to teach your children, and is a tom pie te swindle. Wc would lie pleased to see a good school established in out midst, by com petent and gentlemanly instructors, for the education of the “freedmen,” for we believe that It would eventuate not only in benefit to this class of otif pdplilation, but be of immense advantage Id the whites and the country at large j but the introduction among them of such women as the one now domiciled in "Nigger-foot," will do them, the whites and the country an injury. We advise our colored friends to beware of her, and give a w-ide berth to her “headquarters.” New Firm It will be seen by reference to the ad vertisement elsewhere, that the late firm of I. evekett & Wattles, has been dis- I solved, and that of Lkverktt, Stanch. & Renfrow takes its place. We wish the new firm much success aud great pros perity in business, and bespeak for it a liberal share of patronage. Legal Notices.— Several important le gal notices will be found in to-day's pa der from the Counties of Fierce, Clinch, Lowndes and Brooks. Pay up your subscriptions. ilotitfs. Pieroe. Georg a, Pierce County. H.J. Tatum applies to me for let ff tors of administration on the Esiate of John J. Tatum, deceased ; These are therefore to cite all persons to file their objections, if any, in terms of the Law, otherwise fiaid letters will be granted. Given under my hand and official signature this February 25th, 1867. 5-51 H. W. GRADY. Ordinary P. C. Brooks. (GEORGIA, BROOKS COIJNTY.—To all U whom it may concern : Whereas, IJerry Wells, Administrator of 11. V. Folsom, deceased, makes application for Letters of Dismission from said administration. These are therefore to cite and admonish all parties at interest to file their objections within the time prescribed by law, otherwise said letters will be granted the applicant. In testimony witness my hand and seal of of fice. this November 30th, 1866. no3o-6m J. G. McCALL, Ordinary. Brooks Superior Court, IH66* Georgia, Brooks County: I M. McCannon.) vs. >- Libel for Divorce, j Jas. McCann on ) I T appearing to the Court by the return of the Slu r ifl\ that the defendant does not reside in this conn \v, *ind it further appearing to the court that tL-i« defendant lives out of the state of Georgia, It is therefore ordered that service be perfected in tlu* ftbc ve stated case, by publica tion in the Quitman ifc. nnor once a month for the space of four months, ri nuking said James Mc- Cannon to be and appear .'t. the ‘Superior court, to be held in and for said county on the second Monday in June no*t. then an 1 there to make his answsr or defensive allegation, ’n writing, to the Plaintiffs libel for divorce, as in default thereof the court will proceed according tu statutes in such cases made and provided HUNTER A McCALL. Plaintiff's Attorneys. A true extract from the minutes of i.’roo.ka Su- I perior court, December term, 1866. dtfcU-Mm WILLIAM HUDSON, C*>rk. Georgia, Brooks County: To nil Concerned: Whereas, Mary Thigpen, Executrix rit the last will and testament of Sai ah Thigpen, det&iMt!, hns fully administered the es | tate of said dv**»‘st'»ed, and filed her petition with j this court, for dismission from such trust. These | are therefore to notify ail persons at interest to I file their objections tw required by law, other wise letters of tiisrtiisskm will bo issued and | granted to the applicant. Sept. 28, 1866. (6th) J. G. McCALL, o. n. c. i Georgia, Brooks county. I Whereas, A. Willaford, administrator of Fred | crick Watson, deceased, applibs to me for Letters j of Dismission from the administration of said es- I tate. These are therefore to cite and admonish all parties interested to file their objections with | in the time prescribed by law, otherwise said let ters will be granted the applicant. Dec. 21. 1860.—6 m J. G. McCall, o. m c. Georgia , Brooks County. WHEREAS, Jas. 0. Morton applies to me for letters of Guardianship of the person and property of the minor heirs bf lltfiiry Single ton, deceased. These are therefore to notify all persons interested to file their objections within the time prescribed by otherwise said let ; ters of guardianship will be issued to the appli cant. In testimony, witness etc. J. Cf. McCall, 6. n. c. I March Ist, 1867. 6-5 t j Georgia, Brooks County. ! WHEREAS, Randolph Avera has made applD | cation in proper form, for letters of Guardiahship ] of the person and property of the minor heirs Os | W. 11. McElveen, deceased. These are therefore | to notify all persons interested to file their ob jections within the time presetibed by law, oth * erwisc said letters will be issued to the petitioner. { In testimony, witness, etc. J. G. McCall, o. b. c. ; March Ist, 1867. 6-st. ! Georgia, Brooks County: I Whereas, Charles and Martin Knight, adminis trators of Tarlton Knight, apply to this com for Letters of Dismission as such administrators. These are therefore to cite and admonish all par ties at interest to file their objections within the time prescribed by law. otherwise said letters will be granted tbe applicant. Witness my hand and official signature. J. G. McCall, Ordinary. January 1, 1867. 6m 1 EOHCJrI A* Bitooxs Coolntt.— Whereas, T. -S. T. Knight, Administrator of the es- I tate of J. B. Hill, deceased, applies to me for i Letters of Dismission from said administration. I These are therefore to notify all parties at in j terestto file their objections, within the time pres j cribed by law, otherwise said letters will be ! granted and Issued to the applicant. J. G. McCALL, Ord'y. ! Oct 26, 1866. 6m G 1 EORGIA, Brooks County.—Whereas, F. B. Walker, v xecntor of James Walker, de | ceased, having applied for Letters of Dismission j from his trust — These are therefore to cite and admonish all j parties at interest to file their objections within i the* time prescribed by law, ol her wise letters of ! dismission will be granted the applicant. J. G. McCALL. Ordinary. October 26, 1886; j Gertf-yia, Brooks Courdy. John W. Dukes, administrator | ff de bonis non of Estate of E. C. Dukes, late of said county, deceased, makes application ! to die for letters of dismission. These are therefore to cite all parties at inter est to file their objections within the time pre j scribed by law, otherwise letters of dismission will be granted to said applicant. J. G. McCall, Ordinary. January 11, 1867. Cm STATE OF GEORGIA. Brooks county. Whereas. Judge [«aac Johnson, adrainistra | tor of ceased. nukes application to me for letters of dis mission. I These are therefore to cite all parties at inter | cst to file their objections Within tho t'me pre ! scribed by law. otherwise letters of dismission ! will be granted to said applicant. J. G. McCall, ordinary. ! January 18, IBi*7. dm GEORGIA, Brooks County. —Whereas. Sa rah J. Tillman, adm’x of JOS: J. Tilltftan, deceased, applies to me lor letters of Dismission from her administration of said Estate. These are therefore ti) cite and admonish all and singuj lar the parties at interest to file their objections within the time prescribed by law, otherwise said letters will be granted to the applicant. J. G. McCALL, Ordinary. Dee 21, 1866. tin Georgia, Brooks County. BY Order of the Hon. Court of Ordinary of said County, will he sold on tbe first Tues day in April ne*t, before the Court House door, in Quitman in said State, between the legal hours bi sale, one town lot in said town of Quitman, Geo., the property of Wiley Yates, deceased Terms, Cash. JACKSON WATKINS, Adra’r. February 15, 1867. 5-tds Georgia, Brooks County. Whereas, W. J. Patrick, administrator of Hen ry Singleton, applies to this court for Letters ol dismission as such administrator. These are therefore to cite and admonish the parties at in terest to file their objections within the time pre scribed by latv. otherwise said letters will be issued to the applicant. Witness my baud and official signature. J. G. McCai.i., Ordinary. January Ist, 1867. 6m COFFEE. C'l EORGIA, Coffee County. —To all whom it J may concern: A. A* Smith and Bryant L* W ooten having in proper form applied to me for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Bryant Wooten, late of said county, this is to cite all aud singular the creditors and next of kin of Bryant Wooten, to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent adminis tration should not be granted to A. A. Smith and Bryant L. Wootteu on Bryant Wooten’s es tate. Witness ray hand and official signature,Febru ary 15,1867. DANIEL LOTT, Ordinary* March 8, 1867. 6-5 t Administrator’* Sale. BY virtue of an order from the Court of Ordi "“T'lf Coffee Countv, will be sold on the First Tuesday in Apm m«h, «, the Court House door in Berrien County, Geo., between the legal sale hours, two Town lots in Milltown, Berrien County Ga., known as the property of llavis Kirkland, late of Coffee County deceased. Sold for the benefit of heirs and creditors ot llavis Kirkland. Terms made known on day of sale. W . B. BYRD, Administrator. February 15, 1867. tds Administrator’s Sale EY virtue of an order from the court of Ordi nary of Coffee County, will be sold on the First Tuesday in April, 1867, at the Court House door in said, county between the Legal hours of sale tbefollowiug tracts of land: No 389 in the fifth district|lst Section of Cherokee J No 218 in the sth district ot Dooly County ; No. 60 in the 9th dis trict of Irwin County. Sold for the benefit of heirs and creditors of Jackson Smith late of said county deceased. Terms made known on day of sale. ELIZABETH SMITH, Adrar’x. February 3, 1867. 5-tds. Georgia, Coflee County. rO all whom it may concern : Young Y. Vick ers having in proper form applied to me for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Micgah I). Paulk, late of said county, these are to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kindred of Micgah D. Paulk, to be and appear at my office, within the time allowed by law. and show cause, if any they can, why permanent administration should not be granted to Young Y. Vickers on Micgah 1> Paulk’s estate. Wit ness my hand and official signature, February the 3rd, 1867. DANIEL LOTT, Ordinary. March Ist 1867. 30d State of Georgia, Coffee County. WHEREAS, M. J. Kirkland, Administrator of llavis Kirkland, represents to the Court, In his petition duly filed and recorded, that he has fully administered llavis Kirkland’s estate. This is; therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said administrator should riot he discharged from his administration, and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in August, 1867. DANIEL LOTT, Ordinary. February 3, 1867. Cm State of Georgia, Coffee County. WIIFRE/iS Elisha Lott, administrator of Mark Lott and David Lott, represents to the Court, in his petition duly filed and enter nd on record that he has fully administered Mark Lott’s and David Lott’s estates. This is there fore to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show C a rise if nfiy tht*y Can, why said Administrator should not be discharged from the said administration, arid YetteiVe letters j>f dismis sion on the first Monday hi August, 1867. DANIEL LOTT, Ordinary. February 3,1867. 6in A dministrator’s Sale. virtue ofjfin order from the Court of Ordi nary of Coffee Conn ty, will be sold on the First Tiil. dnv in April, 1867, at the court house door in sain c« unty, between the legal hours of sale, the tract oi’land in said county whereoli David Adams resided at the time of his death containing 2-’0 acres. Sold for the bene fit of heiisand Creditors of David Adams, late of said county, deceased. jTerms will be made known on day of sale. WILLABA ADAMS, Adm r. February 3, 1867. 5-tds Administrator’s Sale. State of Georgia, Coffee County. BY virtue of an order from the Court of Or dinary of said county, will be sold before the Court-house door in the town of Douglas, within the legal hours ot sale on the First Tues day in April next, the following property, to wit: Lot of Land No. J 76, encumbered with wid ow’s dower, two Town Lots, No's 5 and G, in the town of Douglas, on w hich is a good store house, and a half Lot of Land at the Gaskin Ford. k on Hatilla river: all belonging to the estate of David 11. kirkland, deceased. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms ol the salt* will be on a credit of six months, for specie, small notes and approved se curity. W. A J. Kirkland, Adm’rs. February 16, 1867. 4-6 t LOwmleN County. Hherift’Kale. WILL be sold before the Court House door of Lowndes County, on the first Tuesday in April next, within the legal hours of sale, the 'ollowing property to wit : Five acres of Land and the Mills and otllfir improvements (hereon, the same being part of Lot of No. 11, in the 16th district of said County, and known as the Funderburk Mills. Levied on by virtue bf one fl. fa., Issued from Echols County Court, January term, 1867. Simeon B. Lester, vs. A. B. Funderbur*. Prop erty pointed out by Defendant. It. W DAMPIER, Sheriff. March 8, 1867. 6-4 t Hklfe; Georgia, Lowndes County. WILL be sold before the Court-HoUse dobr in the town of Valdosta, in said coun ty, on the first Tuesday in April next, the lollow i ing property, to wit: Three mules, one two horse j wagon, and four plow stocks, and four sets of ; plow gear, to satisfy a mortgage fi. fa. in my hands I is.-iied from the Honorable Superior Court of said ! county this day, in favor of Bryant J. Roberts vs. Geo. W. Roberts and Thomas L. Lamb, and : returnable to the next May term of said court. Property pointed out bj plaintiff’s attorneys. It. F. Limeburger, Dep’ty Sh’ff. j January 22, 1867. 40d Postponed Sheriff Sale. WILL he sold before the Coui t house door in Horoeiville, in Clinch county, on the | First Tuesday in April next, between the usual j hours of sale, tbe following property, to wit • One Lot of Land. No. as* >■; ‘<-mu District of I nia i.eviecl on.au the property of Creen ; Cw. Walson, to satify one fi. fa. issued from the j Superior Court of said County; in favor of Thom- I as G. Ramsey. Property pointed out by plain- I tiiTs Attorney. Said lands are well improved. WILLIAM M AUSTIN, Sheriff. February 22,1867. 6*4t Berrien Sheriff Sale. WILL be sold before the Court house door in NASHVILLE, Berrien County, Geor gia.. on the first Tuesday in ABRIL next, with in the legal hours of sale, tbe following proper ty. to wit: Lot of land Number 516, in the 10th district of said county, levied on as tbe property of Tbos \ S. Wylly, to satisfy a tax fi. fa., issued by the Tax f Collector of said countv, for tbe year 1866. i Also, hail Lot of Ldnd No. 259, in the 10th district of said county, levied on as the property of Joel W. Swain, to satisfy a tux fi. fa., issued by the Tax Collector o! said county, for the year 1566. Allthi aforesaid lands are well improved. JOHN STUDSTfLL, Sheriff P. C. I February M, 1867. t-6t AViil. J. McLaiigltliiM un MT*n. Miu* i\ Corner Broughton and Bull Sts-. (Over Hillsman's Drug Store,) SAYAN A NH GEORGIA. February 22, 1867. 4-ts ~ Mrs. MAR Y TURNER, UPHOLSTERER & DFIOIHTOR WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS, Window Shades, Tassels, Loops, Cords and Fixtures, Corni ces and Bands, ENGRAVINGS, PRINTS AND PICTURE FRAMES. No. 58 St. Julian Street, SAVANNAH G EORGIA. March 1, 1867. ly IMItKY, BEATTIE & (0., COTTON FACTORS AND GENERAL Commission Merchants, ind Dealers In FLOUR, GRAIN, BACON, HIDES, -mw ■ aa m m IPiiif*, Liquors , AV., JONKS’ UPPER BLOCK, SAVANNAH, ceorcia. I Cot.. JdllN b. i)F!.ANNOY, Qultttlnn, G«. Cash advances made on all consignments of Southern Produce to Us or to our mends, Maoky, Beattie A Hay, Philadelphia.*^^ March 8, 1867* 3m J. K. UELOT. J. V. Tt’Hcku. A. R. WHlori^ PELOT, TUCKER & MIGHT, Cotton Factors, AND LUMBER & TIMBER MERCHANTS, 177 Bay v SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. tSSL-ConsignmentH solicited, aud will also sell Wool, Hides and other Produce. WiL-Orden* for supplies promptly filled. March 8, 1867. 6m lIKNRY BRYAN. A. L. HARTKIDUE. E. W. T. NIFF. muimiiKM no., Commission Merchants, —k N D Us ■« m m mn ss SAVANNAH GEORGIA. CONSIGNMENTS of Cotton and other Produce solicited ; which wc will sell in Savannah, New York or Liverpool, ns desired, making lib eral advances. Special attention given to Purchasing Planters’ Supplies. Western Bacon and Whiskey for sule on con signment. tar LAND Poll SALE.-&L March ], 1867. 6m ALBERT WILCOX. 4. BOKNBI.L SMITH. A. WILCOX A CO., FACTORS, Commission Merchants, —•A N B FORWARDERS, BA Y STREET, SA VANNAII, GA. Refer to . Edw. I’.vh'lford, A. S. Hartridge, OclaVusColiert, Henry Rrigham, tlavaniiah ; W. A, Ramsey A Cos. Augusta; T. Bonnet!, Adams, Damon*Co., C. N. Hubert, Charleston; J. M. Girwin, iialtimore; I). 11. Ilaldwin & Cos., A. L. Decamp, Sam. Don nell, New York. March 1 -6m JOHN OLIVER, House A Sign Pa inter, GILDER and GLAZIER, Ko. II Whitaker St-, Savanaah, tia. DEALER IS SUSIE, US. BLISDS. HUES. P.IISTS, OILS, GLASS, PI'TTY, And all Painters’ and Glaziers’ Material. Mixed Paints of all Colors and Shades. March 1, 1867. ly NOTICE. ALL Persons in the county of Brooks, indebt ed to E. Remmington on open account, are ur gently solicited to call at my office, at an early day, and settle, cither by cash or note, and thereby save best. s. T. KINGSBERRY. March Btb, 1867. 6-lra. SAVANNAH MUSEUM, Situated on Square, CONTAINING ANIMALS, BIBBS) REPTILES, MINERALS, shells, and other curiosities, Open Daily, (Sundays excepted) from 9 a. m. to 9. p. m. Admission: 25 cents; Children under 8 years 20 cents. Colored persons will be admitted on Tuesdays and Fridays. _ TIIKODOR MEV ES, Proprietor. March 1, 1867. 6m Notice. AS the Year is drawing toft close, and the 9ttj of settlement approaches, the undersigned | feels it would not he right or just to demand full ! amounts on old debts ; he therefore takes this I method of informing those who owe him. tlia( they can settle at fifty cents on the dollar, or at ' less, where their taxaole property will justify. I a greater deduction. Widows ,t Orphans, and ! destitute soTdiers Yho served injthe late war can I ca |j S Dd get \bcrr notes and accounts receipted without pavmeal. R- A- HARDEE. Dec-ndvr 11,1?«*. . 18-ts Td Country Merchants* 1 " NOW OPENING AT THE SOUTHERN PALACE DRY KIIIIIIS ROM, ill and 11 3 Congress Street $ Savannah * FOR THE GEO. AND FLORIDA TRADE* Brown and Bleached Sheetings Brown and bleached shirtings* Shirting stripes, Shirting Checks, Oznaburgs, Ticks, Plaids and Denims, Ginghams, Spring Prints, Printed Muslins, Challis. The above Goods we are now offering on our usual favorable terms; «. ORFF & WATKINS* PAVILION HOTEL., D C NOE, Proprietor. Corner Bull and South Broad Streets, Snvmiimh, Georgia. j HAVING taken the above Hotel, which hna recently been refitted and refurnislied throughout, the Proprietor can assure the public thai he is as well prepared to cater to their wants ns any Hotel in the State. His table will always be supplied with the best the fiiarket affords, and no pains will be spared tb gite entire aatisfac tion. Transient Board $3.00 per day. Permanent Board,.. $15.0U p.tff ’teek. A share of public patronage is sbiiclttju. February 22, 1867. 4-ts E. C. HILTON, Fi IH. RAVDEIX, Savannah. New York. HILTON & RANDELL, Wholesale Grocers, AND DEALERS IX Wines, Liquors* &Q t 193 Bay Street, Savannah, Get). INVITE the nttention of Dealer* to their large and complete assortment of Groceries nnd X.l<jiioi'M, which they are prepared to offer at tliu lowest market rates. Old Xftonong’ahela, Stye and Bourbon 1 , Whiskies constantly on hand. Agents for the celebrated “Star” Whiskey. Hazard's Gunpowder in Kegs, half quarter Kegs aria Cases; nov2-6m ITFI.IITEII RKIII THIS. Kayton’s Oleum Vitae* milE Great German Liniment is an almost I infallible cure for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Rheumatic Pains in the Batik, Breast, Shies or Joints, Nervous Jleddache, Toothache, Earache, Sprains, Bruises, Settlings, Cuts, Bites, Burns, Ac. *This great remedy should be in every house. For Horses this remedy has no equal. Be sure you ask for Kay ton’s Oleum Vitae, and take no other. If you cannot get it in your neighborhood, send SI.OO to the Proprietor, and a bottle will be sent you by express to ybiir nearest station. Kayton’s Dyspeptic Pills, Are a sure and pleasant cure for DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION, and BILLIOT'S DISORDERS These are tho greatest Anti-Billions Pills ever placed before the public. If you cannot get them in your neighborhood, send 30 cents to the Proprietor, and get a box by rbinrti mnlf. The above Medicines are prepared and Sold bv H. H. KAYTON, SAVANNAH GEORGIA, To whom all orders should be addressed. J A. A. SOLOMONS A CO., j Whole-ale Agents for Southern States, i jZSfr* A liberal discount to parties selling again,; nnd for sale by Druggist an ‘ country merchants, j February 22. 1867. 3m BLAIR & BICKFORD, DEALERS IN TIMBER AND LUMBER, BOORS, SASHES AST) BLINDS, BXOtrX.I>ZNOB, BALUSTERS, NEWEL POSTS, &C. 203 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. ’ S9*AH Orders filled Promptly.-&»» j March 1. 1867. 5-ts N. B. KNAPP, DEALERS IS Saddles. Bridles. Harness, Trunks, Valises, Car pet Bags and Whips, Harness, Bridie. Band, Sole and Patent Leather, Saddlery Ware, Leather and Rubber Beltingund Pack ing, French aftd Amer. Calf Skins. At the Sign of ihe Golden Sartdlf, W'est end Gibbenl Buildings, Market Square, Nnvfuinnh, Geo. February 22, 1867. Im* MARSHALL HOUSE, BHOUfoITON STREET, SAVANNAH,GEORGIA. THIS first class Hotel bass been - _ remodeled and newly refur- , nished and put in perfect order flfgi mo throughout. Th<* tfareling public 1 1!ft i may rest assured they will fio'd ! comfortable accommodation's est this House. A. B- LICaS, Proprietor. Febraarr 22, T 857. ty GRAIN & PROVISIONS S. G. Haynes & Bro. 190 and 192 Bay street, cor. Barnard,’ Bava-niiali, Georgia, Arc constantly Receiving and have now on hand SCAY, 60X»,8XCOX,HiSJU., &C- If: Quantities to suit, and at LOW PRICES, tor casli or approved city ac eptuned. ' March* 1 st/ OKDERN HOLICITED. Wholesale “ Lathrop & Cos., SA.V A. 3XTINT A. H , C3rEs«C>* Wc invite the attention Os MerMianU arid Planters td b'iif StSek of SPURS AND StlMltfSi, Cases HUNTS AND GINGHAMS, Cases GRENADINE BAREGES. “ i’LAID HOMESPUNS, “ BLEACHED SHIRTINGS, ‘‘ APRON CHECKS, Bales BLUE and BROWN DENIMS; “ COLORED MUSLINS, “ SHIRTING STRIPES. *•o7 7 8 ilrown SHiliTlVtiS j 4 4 Brown SHEETINGS ; White and Striped OZNABURGS j CO TTON YARNS,' A A The above Goods tvill be sold at Factory Prices AL.SO AT V'iIOLES.tL'E, BOOTS AND SHOES, nus made iisXMias, Notions, a&o. 1867. SPRING 1867. SOMMER CtOTHIKS. Hit*« ibscribers have n Store, and are receiving weekly, .1 LARGE AM) WELL SELECTED STOCK OF CLOT!iI?, Which they oiler, either Wholesale or Retail, A.t T"orfeL 3P3ri<3eil. \\ K MANL’ I*’ACTURM Ol'R (IDODS, ami feel aasftreil that we can compete favorably with aii~ other house, either North or South, as regsifds J’rifce and Sty'd. HEIDT& LUDLOW, I No’s 154 Congress and 73 St; Julian Streets; gs&j-W&,T]L.lCL£*,!^l. 9 <Gra. ' February 22. 18117. . 3iu COME AND SEE! STEVENS & ROUNTREE ARE NOW RECEIVING A LARGE STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, \J bicta have been bought for Cush, and w ill be sold for a small profit. Judge Hudson will take pleasure in waiting on his friends. T-*r- We feel thankful for the liberal patronage we have reeefved and ask a continuance ofib< 'ante. March 8, 18ti7. ]y BLUN k MEYEK, Connaimsiun Merchants aad Auctioneers, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, We have always on hand an Cr'te'fthiVe stock of Bacon, Pork. Lard, Butter, .Soap. Candl *s. Pton- | toes. Oaiuu.' auti other aiCcluo, Wuloh v.e ►oil ! it reftj»*>nal»U’ j*rices, ou libei al torao. March I, r?C7. 3ji A FI LL LI\E OF wmm ©aiiip DRESS GOODS, HOOD SKIRTS) HOSIERY, CLOVES,. TRIMMINGS, j FXSCY COOBB4 1 ' ' | A. S. HARTRIDGE, Commission « acl Forwarding- M K H t? H AN TANARUS, ”o. t £ DAY STREET,SAVANNAH, HA February 22. ISO’. ly*