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BLAIR & BICKFORD, DEALERS IN TIMBER and lumber, Doors, SASH, blinds, MOULDINGS. BALUSTERS, NEWEL POSTS, &C. 203 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Use-All Order* filled Promptly.'’®* Mmvli I, 1867. S-M JOHN OLIVER, Bouse & Sijrn Pa inter. mUOm AND GLAZIER, K*. II Whitaker St-, Savannah, Gu. I>KAI.EK IN Mims IKS. BUDS. IMIS, paims oils, aw, Pi rn, And »H Patnt<!T«’ andt Glaziers’ Material. Mixed Paint, ~f all Colors and .Shades. March 1, 1867. _ ly Tlios. W. Shea, lonic, Sign and Decorative Painter, Gilder, Gminer and Glazier, WKOI.MALE AMD ItF-TAII. DEALER 1M SASX, BldJfflS, DOORS, MOP!,DINGS, AC. Alt kind* ol Painter*’ Tools, While Lead, Olln, Mixed Paint*. Glass, Putty, Whitewash and other Brushes, Paper Hang ings and Eire Hoard Printa, m. Mlan Strret, ol>l Stand of John <I. ta.'ijm.t, SAVANNAH, GKO July IS. lwifi. ly S. S. MILLER, DF.AI.EK IS ■ A HOC IS V, WAIKT AMI PISE ivam'sran&a, FRENCH AND COTTAGE MHBER SETS MB HI BUSSES. Mattrasaes made to Order No. 157 Broughton Street, SAVANNAH GKO. February 1, 1867. ly A.J. MILLER & CO., TURN! TUBE WAREHOUSE, 1 38 DROVOIITOS STREET, SAVANNAH GEO. N«w Work* made to Order, Repairing, 801 l Hanging. Mattress muking and Upholstering at short notice. February L. 1567. ly Home Manufactory. (Established in 1832.) JOHN E. HERNANDEZ, MANUFACTURER And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CAIVTDIBS, (Confrrtlonrr j, Cordial., Syrup., Preserves, Fancy Articles, TOYS, d:C. dV. W 6 Brongliton st., 2<l door from Barnard, Savannah, Georgia April A, lHt>7. ;lui M. FITZGERALD, MAN CFACTIUGH, AND wnoIXHAI.r. A RETAIL DEALER IN G6B9IALB Syrups, lIMV (INFEITIOMiRV, &P., AT LOW PRICES. WHITAKER STREET, One Deer from foogr**, Savannah, La. MjrCnnntry Orders Saw* 1,1887. ly m. UUkEKARII. R. H. KKBHIU- A. IL VESBOLOW.KT. GUERARD, FEKRILL & CO., Cotton Factors, a h r» Cnifral Commission Htcrcljants, Bay Street*, Savannah, Geo. WILL sell on commission. Cotton. Timber. Produce and Merchandize. Consignment* elicited. When desired; w<* will ship cotton to *mr friend* in Kw York and Liverpool, making liberal advances on the same. kisfkricnors: Roberts, ITubcrishar* A Stoo, Savannah, Ga. (Jeo. W. Anderson, do Anthony Porter, do. Hunter A Gammell, dr'. John L. Villalonga, do. Krwin St Hardee. do. Governor L). Walker, Tallahassee, Fla. J. A. Bull. do. William R. Pettes. do. Ex-Gov. A. K. Allison. Quincy. Fla. Savage »V Haile. Gaiusvilie. Fla. Samuel Swan. Jacksonville. Fla. C. O. Barnard, Jacksonville, Fla. July 13. 1806. Jv LIVERY and ©ms mmmdu T.J. LIVINGSTON HAVING purchased ot Mr. Ja* E. York? the Livery StaMe Building in Quitman, bus supplied J* —"— tbc same with a choice lot ol Hordes and V chicles, and i* now prepared to accommodate the public wihbilorscs amd Buggies at KcnKomiWe Hates. Conveyances, with careful drivers. furui»hed t** travelers to couvey them to any portion of tin* country. Horse? eared for, by the day or month, at moderate charge. He will also keep supplued with a choice tot ot Borse# and Mule* fur sab*. NgpltioaiL. ApfU H*. T 1? -f IjC* Ipi Sgl jGd w W M ■ &tuiuU& w AiAl HOUSE, Savannah, Georgia. rillllri First Ciftm Hotel havingliet n renovated I JL and newly Furnished, throughout, la now ] aecond to none in the South. GEO. McGINLY, PROPRIETOR November 2. 18GG. 42-ts PAVILION HOTEL. D C NOE, Proprietor. Corner of Bull and South Broad Streets, Htrvniuifili, Goortfin. TXAVING taken the above Hotel, which haw 1 1 recently been refitted and refurnished throughout, the Proprietor can assure the public that he is os well prepared to cater to their wants a* any Hotel in the State. His table will always be supplied with the beat the market affords, and oo'palns will be spared to give entire satisfac tion. Transient Hoard $3.00 per day. Permanent Board, $13.00 per weyk. A share of public patronage is solicited. February 22, 1867. -l-ts MARSHALL HOUSE, IIUOUOHTON STREET, SAVANNAH,GEOIICIA. - —■ -W —, THIS first class Hotel lias been _ - remodeled and newly refer- aA7‘. r nlshed and |iut in perfect order 111 J? throughout. The traveling public /Jet* Ii I lor may rest assured they will liiel£S*&i<Mßfl® ColllforUhle accommodation* at this House. A. It. I.UCIJ, Proprietor. February 22, 1807. ly OUR HOUSE DINING ROOMS, Hnvnnnnli. CJeorsfln. nnilK undersigned having leased the above ■ favorite Establishment, and hnvingrefitted and refurnished it throughout In the most elegant manner, would inform the nubile that it is now open for the Reception of Guests. The present Proprietor will spare no pains to maintain the character it has always enjoyed as being one of the best of the FirSt-ClilSS Killing Hous es ol the country, and those who favor him with their patronage may be assured that nothing will be left undone lo secure the comfort arid satisfae lion of his guests. HOARDERS will ho taken by the week or day at a moderate charge. Nov lit, 18f,(i. 4-l-ts E. 11. Ivlltl.lN. YVM. WHITE. DUO. <:. MIXER. charleston hotel, Charleston, S. C. WHITE & MIXER, n„v7-f,m PROPRIETORS. INI OWN’S OLD ESTABLISHED PHOTOGRAPH AND AMB ROTVPE GALLERY, 72 St. Julian Street MARKET SQUARE, Savannah, Georgia. rpHIS (MtfthlWmK'nt, the inrgcut unci finest in X the city, Is open ul nil times for the recep lion of visitors. Our facilities for the production of first class Carts do Visite, Ambrotypos and Porcelain Pic tures, is unrivalled. £»#~All Pictures known to the art, am made vt this Gallery, Irotu tho smallest miimturc to life fdy.o. Every kind of picture copied with cose and dispatch. u ii lmowN, March 15, 1807. (T-tt) Photograph Artist, Bolshaw & Silva, WHOMCK.U.E ANI) RETAIL DEALERS IN CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, CUTLERV, KEROSENE LAMPS House Furnishing Goods, &C., AC!., &C. 68 St. Julian ami 101 Bryan Streets, (Next door to the cor. of Whittaker.) SA r.t.YA'A// GEORGIA. July 15, 1800. ly SAVANNAH MUSEUM, Situated on Chippeway Square, CON I'AI.MNIJ IM il US, IIIIIIK, REPTILES, MINERALS, SHELLS, AND OTHER CURIOSITIES, Open Daily, (Sunday* excepted) from fi a. m. to 9. p. m. Admission : 25 cents ; Children under 8 years 20 cents. THEODOR MEVFS, Proprietor. March l. 1887. 6m II . a . K U W K , WHOLESALE DEALER IN Foreign and Domestic Liquors Wines Seym's, (hvccriea, Ale and Layer, Johnson Square, cor. St Julian and Bryan streets, oitositk iti*aski iiolsk, SA VAXNAH GEO Agent for A. M. Btuninger A Co.’s celebrat'd Liquors. uuiTagent and Club Sauce. scpt2l-ly VALUABLE PLANTATION ■«. SN» , NO. Wj£m 3,500 Acres of Land ! rytilt' valuttblc I’lantatiou. flying ln,‘lvc mil.' from No. 15J. Atiantit AU .uid Gulf liailroad. near Rocky riv er. cimlainiag 3.5401 acres, is ci mprisod in Lois No's IPLItiT, lt.r., in I. 2«2, 2U3, 201. 203, ail in one bodr. except No. 119. T here arc 700 nr 800 acres of Ibis land under fence, of which none, except about one hundred acres, has been under cultivation more than three years. There are houses enough for 200 negroes, ample barns, a small Dwelling House, mid out buildings. and a large dwelling home nut yet completed. The titles are undoubted. This property is offered on exceedinglx easy I terms. For particular* cpply to ( 01. WV. A 1 \NE, Quiiv'-an G*. • let IM9-tf W. JVI. WALSH, Wholesale Druggist, Soiilli-enst corner Broughton and Barnard streets, Savannah , - Georgia. — IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN lams, &iari)aiTissaia 9 CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, ETC, TRUSSES , SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, Paints, Oils, Tarnish, Turpentine, Brushes, Every Variety of "Window Glass. Fioncb and German Plate, Stained, Cut and Sky Glow* single and double thickness, Putty, Ac. W. N. Vallcau, late of Thomasville, Speeinl Siilesniil n JsWGomls will be sold on us reasonable terms ns they can bo purchased South, and an examine lion will uMtain lhi«aH«crtioo. Ordcrw by mail promptly and carefully filled. novlfi-Gm DIRECT IMPORTATION! r 11K subscribers would invite the attention of Dealers to tlieir Extensive stock DRUGS, MEDICINES, —,m. sm m» — PAJSTCY GOODS, All of wbich’lmve been received by Iteccnt Arrivals Direct from Europe. The arrangements are now perfected for receiving additional supplies. Their desire is to make this market equal to any in the country. A large and general assortment of GARDEN SEEDS Always on hand. Orders will be attended to with dispatch. A. A. SOLOMONS & CO., DRUGGISTS, Market Square , Savannah , Geo. December 21. 1806. 49- 1867. SPRING TRADE. 1867. j. Presents to the Attention of Country Merchants, PHYS,CIANS AND planters, A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK r W. W. LINCOLN, ■ b- « ; urn. m.±Z DRUGGIST & CHEMIST,BL ■J g»VAK~MV IffiDOSS, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Potash, &c. AI.L WHICH he OFFERS ON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, At corner of Bull and Congress streets, Monument Square, Savannah, Geo. April lit, 1807. 12-2 I, L WSIBLIMBB, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, Would cull attention to his well selected Stock of SADDLES, PLAIN AND FAKTCY ; sa©§i © ©iiiM©a EiiaiQi^ ROAD, WAGON, STAGE AND SINGLE WAGON HARNESS. also, a large stock of BRIDLES, COLLARS, HAMES, TRACES, And Other articles usually kept in the business. Also, a fine assortment of Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &e. February 22, 1867. ALMOST--NOT QUITE, ANYTHING & EVERYTHING AT VARIETY STORE COME AND SEfiTthe Now Goods, and especially do we invite your attention to tho NEW PRICES. aud don't forget to bring the Greenbacks, for by so doing you can savq money. I am now recei\ ing, and will keep constantly on hand, all varieties and grades of Prints. Bareges, Printed and Plain Lawns. Jaconets. Organdie.* Chambries, Ginghams. Furniture Calicoes, Brilliants and other Dress Goods with French names. Taflita and Bonnet Kibbons, Velvet Ribbons, Bugle Trimmings, Silk Trimmings. Plain and Fancy Belts, in great variety ; Ladies Paper and Embroid ered Collars ; My. Ambique Shaw lot tes, Basques. Sacks and Mantles; Bodice Muslin, Swiss do., Jaconet do.. Nainsook do.. Swiss and Jaconet Embroideries, Dimity, Swiss and Jaconet Bands ; Blonde Laoc, Grape Collars. L. C. lldkfs. Gloves, Mitts and Gauntlets in great profusion ; Fans and Parasols, and a thousand and one other articles in this line, which I will show you when you come to see me. HATS! HATS ! A splendid line of Indies. Misses, Gents. Youths and Childrens Hats. To my stock o! Ladies and Misses Hats especially do l invite your attention. CLOTHING. A large anil splendid stock of Gents' Spring ami Summer Clothing, which I w ill sell cheaper ‘ than the .leas on Chatham street. New York, for Greenbacks. Hardware, Cutlery, «fcc. Halter Chains. Faff Locks. Him Locks. .''took Locks. Plate l.ncks. Chest Locks. Cubboarff Locks. Spurs, Bridle Bitts. Chino Bitts. Fr<h Hocks ami Lines. Strap Hinge*, all sizes. Butt binges, Hand saws. Foot Adzs Draw Knives, Club axes, chop axes. Hatches, Wagon boxes, Reap hooks, Ham mers. Oil-stones. Grind stones, suml stones, spring balances. G. D. caps. W. P. caps. Gun-whipers. gun flints, gan locks. Double and single bid. Guns and Pisti ls 11. 8. bandies, plane handles, screw drivers, screw wrenches, door bolts, carriage bolts, tiles of ail sizes, screws, try pans, sauce pans, tea kettles chisels, knives anti forks, pocket knives, dog collars, candle-sticks, blind binges and fastenings, sad-irons, planters* hot's, grabbing hoes, traces, screw plates, horse shoes, broad axes, squares, trowels, spirit levels, grorblM*. bevils, frames, plow lines, rakes, blacksmith bellows, vices anvils, Tongs, cow bells. -Crop irons, andirons, counter scales, shoe knives, shoemaker's tools. 11. S. nails, wrought anils. Sot to be tedious, I will soy that I have a large stock of Hardware. Yankee .Notions and Toys inendless variety, ihiua hoods in great abundance. Tin Wnre -anything you need in this line. Croelo'r.v- 1 good stock at low figures. ltovtN awl -a good stock of good shoe*. Willow ware. Wooden ware. Groceries, and a hundred other things ten numerous to mention. Also, very accommodating Clerks, who do not think it any trouble to show goods. Also a lot of Marx land WhiN: Corn pet received. Giro U April !?, Ist 7 ‘ \. V PER Hi M 1867. 1867- DEWITT & MORGAN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in /*?*■■* l m **f IJL . H yfti iJW w-rb, 137 Congress Street, Savannah., Georgia, Have Just Opened their Snunu A sfiffllli STOCK.. JYeiv (moods by Every Steamer . Ladies’ Dress Goods in all the Newest Styles : Sheetings, Shirtings, Linens and everything wanted in House-keeping ; White Goods, Hosiery, and Small Wares It) Slid less variety. Goods for Gentlemen and Boys’ Wear. ALL OUR STOCK IS NEW AND JEST BOUGHT AT THE REDUCED PRICES. DEWITT & MORGAN. MariTi 22. 1867. COME AND SEE! STEVENS & ROUNTREE ARE NOW RECEIVING A LARGE STOCK OF SPRING ANI) SUMMER GOODS, Which have been bought for Cash, and will be sold for a small profit. Judge Hudson will take pleasure in waiting on his friends. Tt>- We feel thankful for the liberal patronage we have received, and ask ntinuancc of the name. March 8, 1887. ly SPRING STOCK, J. R. EDMONDSON Having recently returned from the Eastern Markets, offers the public the most complete and CHEAPEST STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS Ever brought to Quitman. It consists of a very large slock of Dress Goods, such a* Lawns Organdies bareges, Mownbiques. Calicoes, etc.: and in the line of White Dimas, an extensive assortment of Swiss Nainsook. Mill. Muslin. Linens, Jaconet*. Brilliants, and everything else in that line. Brown ami Bleached Domestics and O/.natmrgs, at very l„w prices : I hud*. Lin ens Tweeds Jeans, Cassimercs and Cloth, at greatly reduced prices. Abo a very heavy stock of imm mawst Ladies’, Cent#’ and Children’s Slats, Shoes and Boots, all kinds, and at prides very near corresponding with those before the war. Also, a hr".* ansortmest ol all kinds of tstottotstg?, Sneli as Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Handkerchiefs, Farasols, Umbrellas, Gloves, and everything else needed. My stock of HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, SADDLERY, YARNS Woodwnre, etc., etc , is complete in every particular. I have also on hand, to be sold on accommodating terms to approved purchasers— -15,000 POUNDS OF BACON. Having selected these Goods with great cure, and a desire to meet the wants of all classes of persons, i feel sanguine that the* most fastidious can be accommodated and pleased, and to Casb. Buyers Great inducements and extraordinary Bargains are offered. . CLAYTON GROOVER Will be pleased to see and wait on bis friends at this All persons will do well to call and examine my stock before buying elsewhere, as it Is a pleasure to show goods. R* EDMONDfcON. Quitman, April 19, 1867. 12 ts jTwTstalnaker & CO. (ONHISSIOX MIiIUIIVMS. AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Dr; Goods, Groceries, HARDWARE, Hoi ©liii oiaf>iM®osi a QUITMAN, CEORCIA. References; Brigham, Holst ACo., Savannah. D. 11. Baldwin, New York, Fcnch, Meixcke & Wendt, New York. | Our stock of Dry Goods is complete in every particular, and we will endeavor to keep Keep Supplied with Everything Needed I bv the people of this section of country, and on the best terms possible. ! ' r-vj'We most respectfully solicit a share of the patronage of the public. Slay 17, 1887. lti-tf THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE. At If 6 ProughtQn Street* SAVANNAH, EO, The attention of the Ladies is called to our New Sewing Machine, which has just been issued for m_' r asi*3« It has no equal! It uses a finer needle, and will do Finer and Heavier work than any Machine in : use, with perfect devises for Hemming. Felling. Ruffling, Cording, Braiding, Ac. Call and sec how SIMPLE AND EASY to learn the Use of it. gsfTThe Singer Button Hole Machine works admirably. Silk Thread, Needles, and Oil always on Iraml. Sen Tug Machines cl«im*d and repaired. Stitching of all kinds neatly done. j 1 s 11. DU AW LEY, General Agent tor Georgia and Honda. T3C3S FS3IYB OF TXS SOUTX, Made from the l'atent Corded Wire, which is anew process whereby a firm linen cord is covered l in with the wire-making a durable substance to which the tapes are firmly sewed. by this pro- 1 ! cess the unsightly and unreliable metalie fastening is avoided, and a lighter skirt prodtmed 1 am now prepared to make the above in any size, length or style ordered. The Trade furnished . at 1 i'J pncL novlh-ly H. IX HAWLEY. 116 Broughton st-(up-stairs.) • ! 11. W. Mbkcks. E. C. Anderson, Jr. Mercer & An«lersoii, BANKERS AND Coni in ission •lfcrchft nts •j bec N"o. 10 Stoddard's Upper Range, Bay St., SAVANXAIi, GEO. RSDRALK IN EXCHANGE, COIN, CXITKHKNT MONET. IC. Will buy and sell Cotton and other Produce on commission. Also Stocks. Bonds and Securi ties generally-- collect paper and make prompt remittances. Business solicited, July 13, ISfiti. ly Common Seuse FAMILY SEWING MACHINE THE undersigned hereby informs the people of Brooks and the adjoining connties. that he is Agent tor the sale of this valuable machine.— ; It is adapted to the wants and necessities of the | times, for it will save much time and labor. | I will deliver them at your house for Twenty ; Dollars, with eveiything complete— four needles, oil can. screw driver, hammer and clamp—and | guaranty it in perfect running order. \ If not convenient to see me. make application : to Capt. J. L' Moseley, in Quitman, and I will i deliver the machine in a few days. WILLIS HALL. | May 10.15C7, 2m Jcgitl JlotirCSa t Hi'oolt*. (q EORGIA. Brooks County.—To ail concerned X Whereas, James King and T. S. T. Knight Executors of Nancy King, applv to this court for Letters of Dismission as such Executors. This is therefore to cite and admonish the parties at interest to file their objections within the time prescribed by low. otherwise said letters will be issued and granted to the said applicants. In testimoiiv, witness. Ac., ibis Mar. litb. 1867 March l.etli'n J. G. McCALL, o. a. c. Gtorgia, Brooks County. Whereas. Charles and Martin Knight, adminis trators of Tariton Knigbt. apply to this corn j for Letters of DUralssien as such administrators, j ') bese are therefore to oite and admonish all par* ties at interest to file their objections within the time prescribed by law. otherwise said litter* will be granted the applicant. Witness my hand and olliria] signature. J. G. McUiLL, Ordinary. January 1. 1867. firn a tjforyta, Brtmks County. WHEREAS, John W. Dukes, administratol de bonis non of Estate of E. C. I’ n kfU, late of said county, deceased, makes application to me for letters of dismission. These are therefore to cite »U parties at inief* est to file their objections within the time pre scribed by law, otherwise letters of dismission will be granted to said applicant. J. G. MeC'iu,, Ordinary: January 11, 1867. Cm Cl TATE OF GEORGIA. Brooks county. O Whereas, Judge baae Johnson, administra tor of Elizabeth Oiliff, late of said county, de ceased, makes application to mo for letters of dis mission. These are therefore to cite all parties at inter est to file their objections within the ting pre i scribed by law, otherwise letters of dismission i will be granted to said applicant. J. U. McC*ll. Ordinary i January 18. ISC'- Cm I Georgia. BrofAs C.iinJy. ! Wukbkas, W. J. Patrick, administrator of Hen ry Singleton, applies to this court for Letters et : dismission as such administrator. These are therefore to cite and admonish the parlies at in terest to file their objections within the time pre scribed by law. otherwise said letters will be issued to the applicant. Witness my hand and official signature. J. G. McCsi.l, Ordinary. January Ist, 1867. Cm (-1 EORGIA, Brooks Coit.vty.—Whereas, W Mrs. K. Williams Administratrix of the ea ! tate of Jus. Williams, deceased, applies to me for I Letters of Dismission from said administration, I These are therefore to notify ail parlies at in- I terest to file their objections, within the time pres i cribed by law, otherwise said letters will be i granted and issued to the applicant. J. G. McCALL, Ord’y. | April 1, 1807. 6m ■ f 1 EORGIA. Brooks Coi XTT.—Whereas. Henry IJf O'Neal. Executor of the Estate of M. G. j Yates, deceased, applies to me for letters of dis mission from said administration. I These are therefore to notify all parties at in terest to file their objections, within the time ! prescribed by law. otherwise said letters will i be granted and issued to the applicant. J G. McCALL, O. B. C. j Mny 10,1867. Cm £ 1 EORGIA. Brooks Cocmr.—Whereas 15. H. VlTMartin, &q- Executor of Charles Riser , de ceased, has filed bis petition in due form of law. praying the Court to allow him to resign his trust as such executor, having nominated J. M. Patter son as his successor. Tins-e are therefore to no tify all persons at interest, to file their objections within the time prescribed by law. otherwise the \ prayer of saidjpetitioner will be granted. In testimony whereof I hereunto affix my official signature, this the Ist day of May. 1867. ! 15-6ra J. G. McCall, O B. C. i £ 1 EORGIA, BROOKS COl STY .-To all MAC whom it may concern: Whereas. Nancy Rainey, Administratrix of L. It. Rainey, 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 Itv.er* will be granted the applicant. In testimony witness my hand ami seal of of- I fiec. this May 20th. 1867. _ I, my 24 6nt J. G. McCALL. Ordinary^ CA EORGIA, Brooks Coo '., Whereas, w oil* W Hall, Adm'rdebonh non estate John Cook, deceased, applies to me lor letters of Dismission irom bis administration of said estate. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singa lar the parties at interest to file their objection* within the time prescribed by law, otherwise Xsaid letters will be granted to the applicant. J. G. McCALL, Ordinary. Juno 28, 1866. Cm Georgia, Brooks county. Whereas. Joseph Yates, administrator of Jo nah Yates, deceased, applies to me for Letter* of Dismission from the administration of said es 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. June 28. ISH6.- tint J. G. McCall, o. ». c. 'coffee: State of Georgia, Coffee County. WHEREAS, M, J. Kirkland. Administrator of Harts Kirkland, represents to the Court, In his petition duly filed and recorded, that he has fully administered Havis Kirkland * estate. This is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show causa. if any they can, why said administrator should not be discharged from his administration, and receive letters of dismission on the first Monda/ in 1867. DANIEL LOTT, Ordinary. February 3, 1867. 6m State of Georgia, Coffee County. TTTIIEREAS Misha Lott, administrator of VY Mark Lott and David Lott, repreaenta to tbc Court, in his petition duly filed and cater ed 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 cause if any they can. why said administrator sbonld not be discharged from t»o said administration, and receive letters of dismis sion on the first Monday in August. 1867. DANIEL LOTT, Ordinary. February 3,1567. 6m Lovell & l.iiUiiiiore* MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN TIN WARE, AND DEALERS IN Japanned, Punished and Stamped Tin HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Stoves, Sheet Iron, Tin Plates* Lead, Brooms, TV ooden Ware. Pocket and Table Cutlery, HOLLOW WARE, &C., AC. Crockery and Glassware , | Also, Water Codeis and Fillers, ICE PITCHERS AND REFRIGEBATORS. I And in connection with the above, we have in Store every variety of CBOOMfi £ TOTES and ranges, With all the fixtures ready for immediate ose.~ These Stoves are neat and simple in appearance with )»rce flues of extra thickness and weight Will be sold at reasonable prices. Orders sot j Stoves promptly attended to. No. 155 and 157 Congress St., SAVANNAH, GEO. | May 4th. lSfi7. Jy A. S. HARTRIDCE, • Commission and Forwarding MERCHANT, No. 9-2. BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA February 22, I"J7. lj’