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the arc well and favorably known, experienced and liberal Li-chanls. Livery Stalilc The public generally will be gratified to learn that Mr. T. J. Livingston has purchased the Livery Stable property ol Mr. James G. Young, and supplied it with a fine lot of splendid horses and ve hicles, which he will hire to the public at very reasonable rates. lie will like wise keep on hand horses and mules for sale. See. advertisement. To fiud so substantial a citizen as Mr. Livingston purchasing property and lo cating among us, is one of the best indi cations of the permanent prosperity of our town. \Ye have known him for many years, and ever found him upright, con scientious and honorable in all transac tions; he is likewise a man of energy and perseverance, and we are extremely gratified to greet him as a citizen of Quit man. New Firm. By reference to our advertising col umns, it will be perceived that the firm of J. R. Smith & Cos. has been disolved, and that of Smiths & Walk mi takes its place. The gentlemen composing this firm are reliable and honorable, and it will l«c seen that the senior partier is Rev. George G. Smith, a gentleman well known and universally lespected and esteemed by our citizens. They propose doing business at Qu tman and Ousley’s with lieadqarters at Baltimore, Md., at which point they design conducting a general commission business, for the purchase of planters supplies, &c. At Quitman and Ousley’s they will always keep supplied with a general stock of dry goods, hats, shoes, clothing, bacon, lard, corn, etc. We recommend the firm to the favor able consideration of the readers of the Banner, and hope they will extend to it* generous patronage. Keep Cool! There is a fair prospect that the ap proaching Summer will be an extremely ■warn* one, and of course our readers will be pleased to lie informed that Messrs. Haywood, Gngk & Cos., of Savannah, will always keep on hand a heavy supply of ice, which can be procured at a trifling coat, per railroad. See advertisement. Kinsteln A Ki kmn«l. These gentlemen are old patrons of the Banner, and consequently our readers are well acquainted with their place of business, oil Congress street, Savannah. They are still in the dry goods trade, and have on hand a large and complete stock Foreign and Domestic manufacture, Jiiich will be disposed of on the most Tmsonable terms. They are clever mer chants, and will deal fair and honorable with customeri. See their advertisement in to-day’s paper. Lincoln’s Drugstore. The large Drug Houses of Savannah avail themselves of the extensive circu lation of the Banner, to solicit the trade of the people of Southern and Middle Florida. The Houses of Messrs. A. A. Solomons & Cos, ami Dr. W. M. Walsh, are well known to our readers, and we are of opinion the gentlemanly and lilieral proprietors have no occasion to regret their investment in the Banner. To-day we are previleged to introduce bur readers to the Drug House of W. W. Lincoln, situated at the corner t f Bull and Broughton streets, where may al ways be found an extensive stock of drugs, medicines, chemicals, perfumery, toilet articles, paints, etc., which will be sold on the most favorable terms. J3ee advertisement in another column. Tl»e Florida Presbytery. This Ecclesiastic body assembled in the Presbyterian chttrifc, at Quitman, on Wednesday evening, the 10th inst., and concluded its deliberations on Monday last. The Rev, Mr. Alexander, the worthy afid Eealutftf minister at this place, informs us that it Was the largest meet ing of the Presbytery ever held, arid that the deliberations were important and very harmonious, The following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That the Presbytery very high ly commends the zeal, energy and sell-de nial of the Church of Quitman, and their Pastor, in erecting their neat and eon v'cuijtit bouse of worship in eircumstan prevailed on the as the instructor of their children. He is a good and honest man, highly edu cated, and a fervent minister of the Meth odist church. We hope he will be liber .ally rewarded for the very disagreeable,, but necessary, labor he has voluntarily accepted. The Quitman Academy—A Sug gest ion This building is now almost ready for occupation. The contractors have about completed their work, and will soon be ready to deliver the keys to the Trustees; therefore, owing to a deficiency of money to meet the expense of building, it is necessary that the stockholders, and others interested in the cause of educa tion and improvement, should have a meeting and devise some plan, not only to make up the] deficiency, but for tire future control ol the building. Many citizens, who generously- sub scribed of their means for the erection of the building, have become indifferent upon the subject, owing to the fact that there appears to ! c no organized system hy which the property is to be controlled, arid therefore conclude that the amounts contributed were so much given away. They must be convinced that this is a mistake. We contend that it is an in vestment similar to any other stock en terprise; and by pursuing a judicious policy, it can be made valuable—in fact, worth a premium. With this result in view, wo make the following suggestion: Let the subscrib ers have a meeting—elect a Board of Di rectory, with a President, Secretaiy and Treasurer—who shall he authorized to issue stock scrip for each share subscrib ed, as well as an additional amount to complete the payment of the present con tract. These stockholders will be the owners of the building, and the invest ment can be made to yield a handsome revenue, by a lease of the same to the teachers who design occupying it. The sum thus realized should he appropriated to the improvement of the building and lot. The result will be, in a few years we will not only have a magnificent Academy building, but the snyounding gr. umls will be a delightful resort for our citizens. After all necessary improvements are completed, the revenue derived from rent can be divided among the stock holders, as dividends, or devoted to char itable purposes. The amount of rent to be charged for the building should be reasonable—to be regulated by the number of pupils and amount charged for tuition. We can con ceive of no more impropriety in cliarg ing teachers for the building wherein they ply their profession, than to charge ph.-sicians or lawyers rental for their offices. The principle is the same. By pursuing tiiis course, the deficiency for the payment of the contractors, (who have faithfully performed their work) can be very readily realized, and the Academy thrown open at an early day for the reception of pupils. Otherwise, we do not believe the people will consent to make further subscriptions, and the contractors will be forced to retain the building, and, perhaps, put it to otl.er use than originally designed. We therefore suggest to Mr. Hilliard, the present efficient President of the Board of Trustees, that lie immediately call a meeting of the stockholders, to take into consideration ihe foregoing suggestions. Lost Watch.- —Rev. J. VV. Montgomery has lost a valuable watch and chain, as j will be seen by advertisement. Estray Notice. —Mr. James King ad vertises two estray mules, which the public are requested to look out for, and return, if found. Any person delivering them will be liberally rewarded for their i trouble. I©- The South Carolinian, a news ■ paper published for many years at Colum | bia, 8. C , has been purclr sed by Nash j and other col red men, and will be con ducted as a conservative negro organ, i Who will now say this is not an age of : program 1 Lcnai'i'C Asylum. —Dr. T. F. Green, su perintendent, *fee„ gives notice through the MdledgNille union that this institu tiou is full, and patients cannot trow l>e received except as vacancies occcTr. A budding for the reception of insane ne groes is in the courseot construction but until its C miplet on, which v. id be sclvci- Shiloh. Miij.towx and Hohkrvillk, 4th and sth of May, at Statenvtile. Litti.k Bivkr Circuit, 11th and 12th of May, at Oak Grove. Moui.trik Circuit, 1 Stli and 19th of May. Wakkshoro’, at Blackshcar, 25th and 26th May. lIoMKSVUJ.K and Doctkrtown, Ist and 2nd of Juno, at Emanuel Church. Brunswick, Bth and 9th of June, at St. Paul’s Church. St. M arys and Ckvtrbvillk, 15th aud 16th of June, at St. Marys. Quitman. 22nd and 23d of June, at Quitman. Irwin, 29th and 30th of June, at Oukmui.oke, 6th and 7th of July, at JOHN M. HENDRY, I*. E. March, 2!lth, 1867. 9-ts. Errors of Youth. A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects ot youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and directions for mak ing the simple remedy by \Vhich he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser’s experience, can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN, ja l 3m No. 42 Cedar st.. New York. THE PEOPLE’S FKIEND. PKRRY IIAVI8 ? VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER Possesses virtue, which not alone removes pain instantly, but regulates the stomache, gives strength, tone and vigor to the system. It is one of the medicines that is worth more than gold. Don't experiment in testing new remedies, when you can buy the genuine rain Killer which everybody knows to be good. The W oodstock (C. W.) Sentinel says : “It is a generally admitted fact that the medicine man ufactured by Messrs. Perry Davis A Son lias been instrumental in alleviating much pain, and giv ing relief to millions of suffering humanity. The medical faculty almost everywhere recommended the Pain Killer and its reputation is now estab liehed as the most beneficial family medicine now in use, and may be taken internally aud external ly to expel pain.” A !irw and 6rand Epoch In Medicine ! Du. Maguikl is the founder of a new Medical System ! The quantitarians, whose vast internal doses enfeeble the stomach and paralyze the bow els, must give precedence to the man who res tores health and appetite with from one to two of his ext raordinary Pills, and cures the most virulent sores with a box or so of his wonderful and all healing KalVe. These two great specifics of the Doctor are fast superseding all the stereo typed nostrums of the day Extraordinary cures by MaggiePs Pills and Salve have opened the eyes of The public to the inefficiency of the (so called ) remedies of others and upon which people have so blindly depended. MaggiePs Pills are not of the class that are swallowed by the dozen and of which every box full taken creates an ab solute necessity for another. One or two of Mag gie's Pills suffices to place the bowclls in perfect order, tone the stomache create, an appetite and render the spirits light and buoyant! There is no griping, and no reaction in the form of con stipation. If the liver Is affected, its functions are restored ; and if the nervous system is fee ble, it is invigorated. This last quality makes the medicines very desirable for the wants of delicate females. Ulcerous and eruptive diseas es are literally extinguished by the disenfectant power of MaggiePs Salve. In fact it is here an nounced, that Haggle!** Bilious, Dyspeptic and Diarrhoea Pills cure where all others fail. A'hiie for Burns, Scalds, Chilblains, Cuts and all abrai sons of the skiu Magglel’s Halve is Infalliable. Sold by J. Maggikl II Pine Street, New York, and all Druggists, at 25 cts. per box. COUNTERFEIT'S! COUNTERFEITS I —All readers of this paper are warned not to purchase MAOGIKL’S PILLS or SALVE, unless the name of J. Haydook, Proprietor, in addition to the name of Dr. J. Maguikl, is on the engraved slip surrounding each box or pot. Aug. 31, 1866. ECONOMY! DISEASED teeth is the cause of severe pain. and also ill-health, a fact which all will readily admit, and to relieve wbldh much money is expended and time lost. Now, my friends, if you wish to permanently remove the cause of your suffering, call immediately at my office and have your diseased teeth removed Without Pain to You! and without the use of Chloriform. I have just procured one of Dr. Richardson’s Spray appaia- Uis. by means of which no pain is felt in the ex trication of teeth. Therefore, I can safely an nounce to you, that if your teeth cannot be sav ed by a Dental operation, then I can certainly remove them withou* pain. Money expended for Pills. Poltices. and other medicines which at best give but temporary relief, is not economy. So you see by paying but once, will suffice for all time. Give me a call and I will convince you that I am correct. M. L. BATTLE, I). D. S. Quitman, April 12, 1867. Im* LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN EDI'CATIOMI. INSTITUTIONS |{er C. P- BANCROFT, Principal Xlif- Summer Session Will begin May 15th, and elope October Ist, 1867. Mi.aril and*Tuition, SIOO, payable half on entering amt half the 2Zd of July. Drawing, Music and Languages extra. Books and Washing furnished off reasonable terms. For Circulars, with full particulars, address, KEY’. C. C\ CARPENTER. ap!2-11-fit Chattanooga, Tenn. ' Special Notice. indebted to the undersigned, either Jl by note or account, are hereby notified that they must settle all such claims by the Ist of May, or they will pass out of. my hands to i those of .an attorney, and be placed in suit. This notice is imperative and will certainly be I carried out. and therefore parties bad better save j trouble and cost. J. S. CUMMINGS, j April 12. 1867. 1 l-3t BLLN b. ME YEW, Commission M*.irchants aad Auctioneers, GEORGIA, We have always on hand an extensive stock o? Bacon, Pork, Lard, Butter. Sosp, Candles, Pota j toes, Ouions and other articles,'..which we sell ! at reasonable price-, on liberal terms. March 1, 1867. 3hr FLOUR, GRAIN, BACON, HIDES, mvcMi.c*, Wittes, Inquors, AV., JONES’ UPPER BLOCK, SAVANNAH, CEORCIA. . REFERENCE : Col. John D. Delannoy, Quitman, Ga. /ST* Cash advances made on nil consignments of Southern Produce to us or to our friends, Maaky, Beattie A Hay, Philadelphia. March 8, 1867. 3m J. F. PE LOT. J. F. TUCKER. A. H. WRIGHT PELOT, TUCKER & MIGHT, Coll on Factors, • AND LUMBER & TIMBER MERCHANTS, 177 Bay street, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. solicited, and will also sell Wool, Hides and other Produce. Orders for supplies promptly filled. March 8,1867. 6m HENRY BRYAN. A. L. HAKTRIPGE. E. W. T. NEFF. mm, HMTRM&CO., Commission ICsrchar.ls, A N D SAVANNAH GEORGIA. CONSIGNMENTS of Cotton and other Produce J solicited ; which we will sell in Savannah, New York or Liverpool, as desired, making lib eral advances. Special attention given to Purchasing Planters’ Supplies. Western Bacon and Whiskey for sale on con signment. VSrBAND FOR SALE.-m March 1,1867. 6m ALBERT WILCOX., J. BONNELI. SMITH. A. WILCOX ACO., FACTORS, Goomision Merchant:, —A HD — FORWARDERS, BAY STREET, SA VANN All, GA. Refer to Edw. Padelford, A. S.Hartridge, Octevns Cohen, Henry Rrigliain, Savannah ; W. A, Hnm-ry A Go. Augusta ; T. Bonnell, Adams, Damon A Cos., C. N. Hubert, Charleston: J. M. Girwin, Baltimore; I). H. Baldwin A Cos., A. L. Decamp, Sam. Don nell, New York. March I-6m JOHN OLIVER, House Sip Painter, GILDER AND GLAZIER:, No. II Wliitaker St, Savannah, Ga. DEALER IN SMS. IK H HUH BUSTS, OILS, OLiSS, PI'TTY, And all Painters’ and Glaziers’ Material. Mixed Paints of all Colors and Shades. March L 1867. ly M. FITZGERALD, MAN liFACTI HER, AND WHOLESALE t RETAIL DEALER IN C&HDISS, COMMAS Syrups, FANCY 10\FE( TIOMIY, &C., AT LOW PKICKS. WHITAKER STREET, One I»oor from Congress, Savannah, La. jSy-Conntry Orders Solicited. March L 1867. ly H. W. MbbCKR. E. C. Ani*kso.\, Jii. Mercer A AnflcPsoh, BANKERS AND Conint ins ion JWercKhnts ■ J Lee No. 10 Stoddard’s Upper Range, Bay’ :3t., SAVANNAH, GEO. RSPEALS ll* EXCHANUE, COIN, IJNCT.RREXT HO.VEY f| *l). YVili.fiuy and sell GYitton and other Produfg jon commission. Also Stocks, Bonds and Securl ties generally .collect paper ai c make prompt remittances. EaSfeess solicited July 13,18o(i ly Tvaytoil's Dyspeptic Pills, Are a sure and pleasant cure for I)\ KPKI'SIA. CONSTIPATION, and BILLIOUS DISORDERS Those are the greatest Anti-Billions I’ills ever placed before the public. If you cannot get them in your neighborhood, send 30 cents to the Proprietor, and get a box by return mail. The above Medicines are prepared and sold by H. H. KAYTON, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, To whom all orders should be addressed. A. A. SOLOMONS A CO., Wholesale Agents for Southern States, liberal discount to parties selling again, and for sale by Druggists and country merchants. February 22, 1867. ly BLAIR & BICKFORD, DEALERS IN TIMBER AND LUMBER, DOORS, SMS ASD III,ISOS, MOULDINGS, BALUSTERS, NEWEL POSTS, &C. 2015 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. IKf All Orders filled Promptly.“lSa March 1. 1867. 5-ts II II o W N »S OLD ESTABLISHED PHOTOGRAPH AND— A HI It 110 TYPE liALLERY, 72 St. Julian Stroet MARKET SQUARE, Savannah, Georgia. npillS establishment, the largest uml finest in L the city, is open at all times for the recep tion of visitors. Our facilities fdr the production of first class Carts do Visile, Ambrotypes and Porcelain Pic tures, is unrivalled. p&~A\\ Pictures known to (he art, are made at this Gallery, from the smallest minaturc to life size. kind of picture copied with ease aiul dispatch. R II BROWN, March l. r », Ift(>7. (7-t.f) Photograph Artist. 11. A. PALMER. J. H. DEPPISII. • PALMER & DEPPISII, WIIOLfiSAI.E AND KKTAII. DEALERS IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, FILES, EDGE TOOLS, Powder, Lead, Shot, Caps, Agricultural Implements, 148 Congress and 6T St. Julian Streets, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA November ifi, 1866. iU-tim Capt. J. J. HICK ISON, WITH Davant & Waples, Mere liants, CORNER BAY AND LINCOLN STREETS, SAVANNAH, GEO. pit- Special attention given to the Hale of Cot ton, Timber, Lumber, Country Produce. n umvr, w. ». m api.es, Late Javant ,t Lawton. Missouri. November 16, 1866. 6m A. J. MILLER & CO., HIKHSI WAREHOUSE, 138 BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANNAH GEO. New Work made to Order. Repairing, 801 l Hanging, Mattress making and Upholstering at short notice. February 1. 1567. ly Home Manufactory. (Established in 1832.) JOHN E. HERNANDEZ, manufacturer And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CANDIES, tenlretionrry, lordial,, Syrups Preserves, Fancy Articles, TOYS, ,kC. &G. 146 Broughton st.; 2d door from llafnard, Savrr.nah, Georgia April 5, 1M,7. Jin Win. .1. Mclifuighlln, IWIIOLKSALK AND KKTAII. DKALKK IN "* PAPER MS6II6S Ml Sill SMI', Corner Broughton and Bull Sts , (Over lUL..man's Drug 8ior«,) , SA V AN A N H GEORGIA. February 22, 1867. 4-..' H & PROVISIONS. i Hapes &*Bro. Land 192 Bay street, cor. Barnard, pnnah, G-eorgia, ■ Are constantly Receiving and have now on hand ps, SACOft, Mm, && ■B-uit. and at LOW PRICES, tor cash or approved city acceptance. ■ ORDERS SOLICITED. ■ I I Ii I kfeklkfckkfe A. T. CUNNINGHAM, and r.ntttal «*mmissi#» Corner Bay and Abereorn streets," ----- fwvovgia* CONSTANTLY ON HAND B. PERUVIAN GUANO, HAY,‘OATS, Zollißiiw ‘.oiif, BAGGING, HOPE, IKON TIES, [ Zell’.; Mipor Phosphate Lime. sold on Liberal Terms and LONG TIME. jttS-Casli advances made on Cotton, Naval Store, Tobacco and other Produce. March 1,1867. »■“ - ■ * > MATS, BMMi spring Stock, isqv. ■ - •••'. ; • ... i TDJOW OPEN, IN MY WHOLESALE ROOM, Up-Stairs, ~ Jv Large ahwortsieNt of Wool, Fiir, ©traiw For Men and Boys ; and a complete assortment of TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS, For Ladies, Mis sea ana Children, all of which Will be Bold at XiOW Prices- . My Retail Department (let floor)' js supplied with aif VJ£3S 3LATEST BTV&ES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. 8. M. GOLDING, Savannah, Ga., April 5, 1867. (2m) No. 15R CoiitfrcßS tstvoel. , QUITMAN Carriage lleposltorj 11. PADGKTT mAKES pleasure in suying to the c'UIVWdp Os 1 Quitman and surrounding country that he Ims resumed his former position, as Manager of his Carriage and Wagon Shop, and is now pre* pared with workmen to furnieh work at reason Hr., bio prices, arid to serve the people in his line to the best of his*bi’Uy. lie has now likewise in successful operation a C mrist JVlili, and will every Tuesday and Saturday fertile public, and keep constantly on hand a supply of Meal and Grits, to sell, or by contract will fur nish such ([iiati!’ties as parties tu.ty need til their In connection with bis Carriage and 'fill busi ness, he is now prepared to" , main Lumber, Furnish Moulding for am) find of work, make Sadi, Doors or lllinds, Carriage or Wagon Spokes, and do a variety of. other work. Parties wishing anything in bis line, are re spectfully, solicited to give him a share of their patronage. 2fi)~ Terms Cash. . H. PADGETT. " Quitman, Geo., January 3d, 1867. ly IMPORTANT TO PLISS rpHE lmdendgned, through their partner in .1. Baltimore, will purebarc Corn. Bacon, Flour, Hay ww\ «».m-■-.**** for orders, at a coinmis-io.i of per cent. I Address : J. K. SMITH & CO. \ Qui man, Ga. and care T. J. Maori ukii »V < o. Baltimoie, Md. March 29. 1867. 9-ts *.* Tbomasv lie Enterprise nd send bill to us. J. IL 3. & Cos. S. It. H ARfiliiY42TOA ; DKxt.pn in HMHtr vahikty or f CABINET FURNiTURU ,C II AIK S, DES KS, MATT RES; MIRROR'S,' &C., M' . . ' Parlor, Dining Room, LfttfluS and Bedi-onm Nut*, In.a variejj of Battcfus trial -Flnin. Prices to Suit /he Tin) | Lace ami Gauze Mosquitoe Canopied i AGENTS FOR GEORGIA FOR '- j Hme MIT 116 AND WSATTR ESSES, The Best lied in use. Sold at New York 1 s pit- Call and Examine my Goods and i Y before pupchasing. Being connected with some o{ .Uio * p a A LARGEST MANUFACTORIES: 1 in the .Vortb, 1 oan sell Gooßs . with hat : PROFIT. , ... . - J WareicouH 178 Rrouglifym. Sit .savannah, geo. ; May -J. 1 if. 6. ly HKNr.V ,M; t\ilAite. ieAAy' tiki v y Meinhafd Bros & Cos. DEALERS IN Boots, Khoes, Ha. / Gentlemen’s F'lirnlsliin? (AOOd i ‘ No. 100 Biyan anil 72 Sf. jitltati fc. ... JSA U.I NNAJI,' GEO&GIA. August 17. IMi••. ly WM. H. TI3ON. M'P. W. i. IT St A' L GOltliON . i’ottcHi Factors, and Conirai mmmmmst 96 BAY STREET. SAVANNAH, CEOKCJA May n, ipoc. ty