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U£ QUITMAN BANNER, PUBLISHED EVEHT FRIDAY. |k OF SUBSCRIPTION. IN ADVXXOK. Vor six months 2 00 |Por thrt i months ! 100 For single copy 1° CLUB RATES FOR SUBSCRIPTION. For & club of five... S 12.50 For a club of ten $22.50 For a club of twenty $40.00 job BRiarrma. We have attached to our newspaper ostabhsb mentu complete Job Otlice. 1 Isml-bnis of all 'kinds. Programmes. Cards, Blauks, Pamphlets. A’v.. executed in Pa* best manner. AFFLICTED lllvll) THIS. Kaj toil’s Olenin Vita?. rnillii Creat German Liniment is nil almost X infallible tmr for Rheumatism. Xeurnlyia. Rheumatic Pains in ftr ll,n l.\ llrfi.il. S'i,ln or Joints, A'rrcoui Headache, Toothache, Ramche, Sprains. Bruises. StreiUu./s, Cats, lilies. Horns. O’’. This great remedy should be in every house.— For Horses this remedy has no equal. Ask (or Kayion - Oleum Vit*. Take no other. Seat by express for SI.OO Kayton’s Magic Cure. An Egyptian, Remedy, For the cun* of sudden Coughs ami I olds. Asth ma. Aeid Stomach, Heartburn. Nore Throat. Sea Sickness. Cholera Diarrhiea, Cramps and Pains in the stomach. Sent by express for sl. Kayton’s Dyspeptic Tills, Are a sure nml pleanant cure for DYSPEPSIA. billious Disorders, constipation, an<i all disorders of the liver, stomach anti bowels, awl when taken regularly will cleanse the blood. .These are the greatest Anti-Billious Tills ever placed before the public. Sent by mail for 30 cents per box. The above Medicines are prepared nml sold by Fit OF. 11. 11. KV\TO\, SAVANNAH GEORGIA, To whom all orders should be addressed : or to his Wholesale Agents, A. A. SOLOMON* & CO., Savannah. Ga. ,fr£rA liberal discount to parties selling again. Fur sale in Quitman, at Dr. J. 11. McCall s drug •tore. February 22, 1807. ly - AN B WifflTM STOCK. Culpeper, Crcccli &C., 1) ESPECTFUfXY notify their friends and the \ public generally, that they have received their Foils Is "Ml tri.V77vW ■ '« a>s. Z B4k m, Os Merchandize of every description, embracing 1 pa terns, styles and qualities of LADIES’ DRESS LOODS, DOMESTICS. TBIMMIBES. IRK tt I.adies" and Gents’ Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, and everything generally kept in a Dry Goods Store. Also a very complete stock of FAMILY GROCERIES HARDWARE, ETC. fpST They tender their sincere thanks to their friends for the patronage liberally extended, and solicit a continuance of the same. We are prepared to sell at The Very Lowest Prices. Quitman, April 1!). 1867. 12-ts "To TUC iTisLiC. T- F. LAWSON, Offers h s Services to the public as a Manufacturer of Ham Tinware, And Dealer in Japanned. Thumbed and Stamp ed Tinware. House Furirsliing Goods, Ac. ; and in connexion with the above, he has on band a fine lot of Cooking Stoves, Ranges, OFFICE STOVES, &.C., which he offers lew to the public. He also flatters himself that he can furnish to a better and neater article ot Tin- I low er lower than they can pur elsewhere, north or south. All 1 ask is a chance, before baying elsewhere. I will slso manufacture, ai short notice, any thing you may want, out of tin, sheet-iron, cop per or doe. Guns and Gun Locks, and Kcrosine Lamps repaired neatly aud expeditiously. qsftr He has established himself in the two soy building smith of Mrs. Mclntosh's Hotel. Quitman, Jniv 12, 1807. 23-ts TLUUiO] ILL. | Quitman, ------ Ga. BV • |ETiL' ,r m' 1 Hereby notifies the public, that he is prepared with an extra Mill and splendid Bolting Cloth, to grind Wheat. lie invites the people of Brooks and neighboring counties to bring th*ir wheat clean to his mill, and they will receive fair deal ing and good flour. All he asks is a trial, and he guarantees to give satisfaction, He refers to the following well known citizens: Thomas Arrington, T. It. Denmark. M. Jones, Capt. AV. S. Brooks, Win Hudson. ('apt. Moore, T. B. Carroll & Cos, 11. J. Rountree. August 16. 1867. 28 ts QUARTERLY APPOINTMENTS. THIRD ROUND OF QUARTERLY MEETINGS FOR THE BRUNSWICK DISTRICT Hoimesrille and Doctortown circuit. August and September Ist. at Piney Grove. Brunswick Circuit, September 7th and Bth, at Brans wick. St. Marys Circuit, September 14th and 15th at Alligator. Quit max, 21st and 22d of Sept., at Quitman. Ikwix. 19th ami *£oth of October at Keedy Creek. OcKMULGEL, 26th and 27th of Oct., at JOHN M. IIENDRY. P. E EaT* ALL KIND OF BOOK AND JOB Work done at this office cm the most reasonable terms. Send in your orders. F. R. TILDES, Editor VOL. 11. A. M. SI.OAN’, JO. E. GROOVED, Rome, Ga. | Brooks Cos., Ga. C. F. ST LI! US, A. T. MAC IXTIUK. Macon, Ga. | Thomasville, Ga. SLQAN, GROOVER & DO., COTTON FACTORS AND (Dommiosion NO. 4 STODDARD’S LOWER RANGE, Bay Street, Savannah, Georgia J I BUBAL Advances on Cotton cori v- s _J signed to our correspondents in L. " J New York and Liverpool. ) Having been appointed Agents for the sale of the Albany Star Cotton Gin and Con densers, we take pleasure in offering the same to the public. Those Gins having been tested, show a marked superiority over nil others, both as to the facility of working aud the improved appearance of the lint. Circulars givhig fun information can be ob tained by application to the undersigned. SLOAN, GROOVER A CO., No. 4 Stoddard’s Lower Range, aitg3o-3m Savannah, Ga. 11. 31. DAYI-aTOUT, WITH E.S.JAt'FII4Y&CO, DRY GOODS, 350 Broadway, New York Flannels, (i loves, Collars Sc Ties, Skill Braids, Dress Goods, White Goods, Linen Goods, Cloaks, Embroideries, English Crapes, Hosiery, Dress Shirts, Ribbons, Lace Articles, Shawls, Lace, Silks, Yankee Notions, Sc c. August 0, 18(17. Cm J MPAKTI iL St Net- X ther Wealth, Reliuemeiit, or Condi!ion, are exempt. The Pjiilotokk.v. or Female*’ Friend is expressly for the benefit of females who may be suffering from Nervous Irritability, Distressing Apprehensions, and all these troublesome com plaints that invite premature old age. and render life miserable The Thilotoken dels like a charm in relieving pain ; and by controlling the ner vous system, restores those feelings of confidence and satisfaction that insure happiness. It is a radical cure for Dysincnorrhma, and a treasure that should be possessed by iM-ory r. mui« who de*ir<•« to restore, improve, or preserve her health, beauty and physical coinfort. Descrip tive pamphlets, containing valuable information for invalids and heads of families, will be sent on receipt of postage stamp. Trice $1 per bottle ; the usual discount to the trade. lIARRAL. RISLI2Y & CO.. Wholesale Druggists, 1 11 Chambers gt., N. Y. I ) ISLEYS EXTRACT BVCHXJ. IY The most efficient Diuretic and Tonic for the treatment of all complaints resulting from weakness and darnngement o'” the Kidneys and Urinary Organs such as pains and weakness in the back and loins, gravel, dropsy, stranguary, incontinence, inhumation of the mucus surtaers, Ac. Kisj ky .« Burnt cun be used in all cases, for children ns well as adults, with perfect safety. Physicians are finding that Risi.KY* is the most uniform and reliable preparation, beside being of greater strength and in larger bottles Ilian any others. .Sold by the Druggists and Merchants ftr $1.50. JIAKUAL, RiSLEY A CO., Proprietors. N. B. All officinal preparations of medicines bearing our label are made according to the U. S. l’barmacopada. umYall goods sold by us are warranted to be as represented, or may be re turned at our expense. Determined to maintain the reputation which our houses have always enjoyed for dealing in Reliable Medicines, and to merit the continue'! confidence of our customers, wo assure them that the same attention will be paid to orders by mail as when personally present. HARRAL, RISLEY & CO., If */# olestt le 12 r utjfj is Is , Ml CtiAmickkh and 1 lirnsox Sts., NEW YORK. Successors to ITaviland, Keesc it Cos., 1830: liaviland. Harral (C* Risley ; Ilarral, Risley & Kitchen ; Ilarral. His ley A Tompkins. August 2, 1807. * (ini Great Watch Sale, OX THE rorri.AK ONE PRICK n.AX. Giving every Patron a I fetndsotne ami Jleti/ible Watch fur the loir price of Ten lJol'ors ! WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE, And not to bo Paid for unless Perfectly Satisfactory. 100 Sdid Gold Hunting Watches.. .8200 to 750 100 Magic Cased Gold Watches,.... 200 to 500 100 Ladies’ Watches, enameled.. 100 to 300 200 Gold Hunting Chronometer do., 250 to 300 ! 200 Gold Hunting English Levers.. 200 to 250 | 300 Gold Hunting-Duplex Watches, 150 to 200 500 Gold Hunting American do. 100 to 250 j 500 Silver Hunting Levers . 50 to 250 i 500 Sih er Hunting Duplexes 75 to 250 500 Gmd‘Ladies J Watches 50 to 250 j ! 1.000 Gold Hunting Lupines 50 to 75 I L>ooo«Mf»cellaneous Silver Watches.. 50 to 100 ; |2,500 Hunting Silver Watches 25 to 50 j | 5,000 Assorted Watches, all kinds,... 10 to 75 j I Every patron obtains a watch by this ar- j j rangement, costing but $lO. while it may hp* worth $750. No partiality shown. Messrs. Hill. PorupvA: Cos., 2 and 1 Dey street, j New York city. \vi*n to immediately \ the aoove stock. Certificates, tjm -1 ing the article*, are placed in sealed envelopes, * i and well mixed. Holders are entitled | tides named on their certificates, upoiJpayjnent j of sll, whether it be a watch worth or less. ! The return of any of our certificates emi ties you j | to the article named thereon, upon payment.* ir ! respective of its worth, and as no articltlvalned ! less than $lO is named on any certificate, it will be seeu that this is j Xu Lottery, hut a straiffd forward legitimatetrans action , whuJi may be participated in even by the most fastidious. A single certificate will be sent by mail, post i paid, upon receipt of 25 cents ; five for $1; elev- I m for $2; thirty-three aud an elegant premium | for $5; sixty-six and a more valuable premium I or $10; one hundred and a most superb watch i fur sls. To agents or those seeking employment I this is a rare opportunity. It is a legitimately | conducted business, duly authorized by the gov -1 eminent, and open to the most careful scrutiny. I Try it. Address, HILL. PORTER A CO. aug3o-lm 2 A l Dey and., N! Y. HERE SHALL THE PRESS 7«E PEOPLE S RIGHTS MAINTAIN, UNAWED BY FEAR AND UNBRIBED BY GAIN. QUIT MAX, GEO., OCTOBER 11, 1867. I’IALTIMOItK HOUSES. WM. CAMAY. BERNARD QP TIX. Cunby, Gilpin &xo., IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF X33FB.TT C3-S, I Northwest (Job. Light and Lojmvuuiv Sts., BALTIMORE, &D. • a«g23 29-liu/ WM, D. DAKKKIT. JKSSK T. IUUOINS f Barrett Sc Higgins, tVIIOI.ES \LE DMtI.KKS IS I HATS, CAPS & Sl'lt AW {JOODtj, No. 272 BALTjMORK STREET, AYkite Wrble Building, Baltimore /. Maryland. nug23 / 3m* Daniel Miller & Cos., Imbortkus and Jobbers of Foreign and Domestic. Groods, AVhHo Goods, Hosiery, &c., 1529 Baltimore and 44 German Streets, BALTIMORE, MD. DAnT MII.I.EK. 11. CLAY MILLER. THEO. K. MILLER. an £23 3m* JOHN W. BRUFF & CO., WHOLESALE dealers in FBI MO MERE 11Y BISS. INo. k! 45 Uiiltimoi'o Kt-, Between Charles li'titl'Raiidolpli sts. John AV. Brnff. ) John AY. Baker, (_ BALTIMORE. Jos. F Rrutf, i A. B. Faulkner. / aug‘23-ly* DARBY & CO., IXrORTKDB ANI) DEALERS IN J oA/tAxyw) SUiia (kJ^, No. 296 West Baltimore St. and No. 1 N. Liberty St. lialfimoie, Maryland. aug23 29-Cm* L. Passano & Sons, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN NOTIONS, Fancy Goods, Hosiery Trimmings and Small Wares, 268 AV. Bai.ti.mokk St BALTIMORE. aug23 ill-fim* Tassano, Magnifier & (Jo., Wholesale Dealers in IfoofsNliocNiV ESg*os'ci*>N 256 boltimore St., BA Lll MO RE, '... MARYLAND attg23 29-6m* II L. Shipley. 11. W. Roan«■, Geo! W. Howard Shipley, Roane & Cos., M ANTFArri'REKS AND JOKREItS OF Clothing, 303 West Ba timore Street, nug2 ) ,rn* BALTIMORE, MD. CHINX ! GLASS! OBSBHfWiBfi. I GEO. W. IIERRBG & SON, No. 7 South Charles Street BALTIMORE. SUS2S 29-3 m GRIFFIN, BROTHER & CO. CROCERS AND- 103 LOMB/iED STREET, HuJttinoi'O, Miirylaud. WHOLESALE DEALERS !X BACON, CORN, FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, LIQUORS, And Grocf'ries of Every DencnjAion. April 12, 1867. 11-ly Fountain Hotel, Light Street, BALTIMORE, Maryland W. 11. Clabaugli, Fro. Omnibus and Baggage Wagon in attendance up on all Depots and Boat Landings. WiESENFELD & CO., IYHOLE3.ILE Clothiers, BaUimrfre St. BALTIMWtE “... MARYLAND. I septld r * 3m* j | Ll t’IFS Is. LAMER. SELBY. 1867.* FAIiZ. TRABE. 1867. Lucius L. Laimcr & Cos. [ Importers and Jobbers of No. 244 Baltimore Street, j BALTIMORE MARYLAND. i IOS. CI.AOIIORX. J\<>. O NNIXGHAM CLAGHORN & CUNNINGHAM, WHOLESALE AND DETAIL Grocer s and Ship Ihiindlcrs, Cor. Ba.y and Drayttn sts., Savannah, Ga. Keep constantly on hai and a complete asssortmeot | of Family, Plantation ; nd Ship Supplies ; also, a | choice selection of L quors, Wines and Scg&rs. j Order> promptly attended to. and quality guar i an teed. scptlo-Cin SAVANNAH CARDS. DLL’A &. MEYEIi, And Savannah, Gkorgu. TTAVE always on hand an extensive stock of I I Bacon, ( Pork, Lanl, Butter. Soap, Candles Potatoes, Onions, Mid other articles, which we sell at liberal prices, on liberal terms. aug23-18f>7. Cm £ilward C. Wade. Seaborn 11. Wade. E. C. WADE St, CO., COTTON FACTORS, dicnnal Commission .-llrntjanls, And Agents for Fertilizers, SAVANNAH, ~GKO. aug23 Cm P. H. BEHN, COTTOT4 FACTOR A N D— GEXKRAI. COMMISSION MERCHANT, Has removed to First door Exchange. Bay Street, Savannah, Geo. aug23-’67 29-ly* Bearden 8c Gaines, Coniinission Merchants, No. 88 B.vy Strekt, SAVANNAH, CEORCIA. Keop const an! ly on hand Liquors in Bond and Duty Paid. s«‘K'ars :u!(i Tobacco. Liberal Advanc<*s made cm oonslgnments of Cotton, Ac., to our friends Hakrjs, Caines & Cos., New York. aiig23 5m T. SKELTON JONES, BookseVer and! Statioaec, SAVANNAH, OKORGIA. Theological. Classical. School and Miscellaneous Publications kept on hand. )rdera received for any Work, Foreign or American. aug23-ly F. CONSTANT, Bull St., near Bay Street, SavanßESiJa, 4 DEALER IN— Implicit nnb Domestic Cigars, TOBACCO, PIPES, &C. With a long established reputation as an Tm portiT. he emleavois lu k. ep as good a stock, in quantity and assortment, as can m '. md in the State. “ The Recess.” C CONNECTED with the Cigar and Tobacco Es- J tablidnnent, is a S A L O O JV for the accommodation of regular patrons and the public generally, where the Best of Imported Liquors are served, with a LUNCH each day. Strangers will find it a quiet resort, with no Wines or Li quors that are not choice. ang23-‘29-ly T. BRC \ m, WHOLESALE AND RETAII. DEALER IN (icndt iiun’s aiul Hoys’ CXOVKISfi, Furnishing Goods, IlatH, Capn, Boot*, Shorn, l mbrellau, &c No. IDs Itrynn St., SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Aug. 23, 1807. Om books, imm” dr. Ford & Thompson, NEWS. DEALERS, Urymi 54., Havunnali, Ga. WE have always on hand the Latest New York and other Daily and Weekly News papers, Magazines. Fashion Books, Novels. Ae. Stationery cf Every Description alwavß on liuml. VYc rPCrive tho latest publications hy every mail and steamer (or this city. Country dealers fimii-lied at a liberal discount. lor i’rice List of Newspapers. .Ye, We furnish any Paper or Magazine published in tlm Lniled States to order. LOUD Hi THOMPSON, aii-30-ly Box IS'J. JOHN OLIVER, House k Sign Painter, GILDER AND GLAZIER, No. II Wliitakcr St, Savannah (4a. JIK.iI.KK IX IMS. UK ILK lIJIK PUTTS) OILS, C.LASS, PI TTY, I And all and Glaziers’ Material. Mixed Palate of all Colors and Shades, j March 1, 1867. ly Ciirady & Tullj> PLAIN AXI) OHXAMKNTAL »1A sTSaias, Bit US Silt KIM, SAVAYUU, GY. Katfiomiuing and litfpairiug Neatly executed. Lime, Lath, Piaster, Hair, Cement and Building sepi3-ly Material far sale. LAND FOE SALE, •it Auction. THE undersigned will offer for sale, to the highest bidder, on the Ist Monday in November next, the following Lands, to wit: all of Lot 149 halt of Lot 174 ; half of Lot 172 ; and Iractiona Lot 196. Rich Lot will he sold separately. Terras made known on the day of sale. IVE\ A. THOMAS. September 13."1tt?7. :<2-st Podicil. ’T\YAS EVER THI S I never reared a young gazelle, . (Because, you see, I never tried,) c But. had it known and loved me V. ell, No doubt the creature would have died, My rich and aged Uncle John lias known me long and loves me well, But still persists in living on— -1 would he were a young gazelle. I never loved a tree or flower; But it 1 had, I beg lo say. Tin- blight, the wind, the sun, or shower, Would soon have withered it away. I’ve dearly loved my Uncle John, From childhood till the present hour, And yet he will go living on - .... I would he were a tree or flowt’i. Blisccllaitfoiis JiUabiag. A Briile in Hie Wrong Bed IVe have the Cine nnati Enquirer as voucher for the following ; A newly man ied pair put up at the Spencer House—they went out shopping —returned—bride had left some things —she slipped out —found her lost articles —returned—mistook Main street for Rroudway—got into the Madison for the Spencer ->t looked a litt e strange ; ask ed boy if she was in the Spencer ; boy said yes not fully understanding her ; she told him to lead her to 48; she partly disrobed and got into bed; expected has build momentarily ; fell sleep ; the oc eupant of 48 Madison ; an ludianna merchant returned from tin the itre ; a little light ; quietly went to the room ; to bed ; to sleep. The account pro ceeds. How long the two reposed there side hy side with only a foot space I el ween them unconscious of each other’s pres ence, is not exactly known, but probably about dti hour wlieit a tremendous noise was heard in the apartment from which female screams Issued wildly piercingly and ceaselessly. The hotel was in an uproar proprietors clerks, waters, porters and guests, dres cd, were at the door of 44 in a few min utes blocking up tbe entrance and ask ing each other eagerly : “What is the matter ? for God’s sake tell us what is the trouble !’’ The cause of this outcry may ho imag ined. The bride had awakened about midnight, and putting her arm over her husband it tell upon the ludiauiuii’s face, and the soft M alm touch aroilsed him at once. Ho did not dislike it and in a mo ment Mrs. R. said : 'My dearest Ims hand, where have you been all this while? “Husband !'’ echoed the merchant, be ginning to see like Lord Tinsel, that he had made a small mistake here ; “I’m nobody's husband ; I reckon my.dear manual, you are in the wrong bed.” In Ihe bed. linn-ore. -d horrors thou ;ht the young bride. What woa'd her lord ; what would the curious world say ? And Mrs it. screamed terribly and sprang from the couch just as her com panion done the same. Ho was fully as much alarmed as she, and ontreuted hel lo give him time and he would leave the apartment, although it was the one ho had engaged; he’d make oath to that. Scream, scream, scream, was her only rep'y t his kindly proposition. “My God, madam, don’t yell so! A’nu wi I wake the house Be reasonable ; 1 swear ids only a mistake. Have some thought of the consequence. 1 and n’t wan’t to hurt you, I swear I don’t. You will get mo shot and yourself—” Just at this juncture, the crowd out side presented itself at the door and be held Mrs R., cowering in one corner ex ercising her lungs magnificently with a sheet wrapt over her form and head and the Indianian in the middle of the room enveloped in a coverlet, and ejaculating * My God, Madam don’t !” The Jnnioi proprietor, Dr. Cabbill saw there must he some mistake, and. reques ting the others to retire called tile mcr chant, w nt out into another room and there learned the whole story. The Doc tor then sent one of the ladies to Mrs. R. and the entire affair was explained greatly to her relief, though she was overwhel tied with confusion at a cireum stance that migfrfjhavc ruined her repu tation forever Under the escort of the doctor, she was conveyed to tho “Spencer,” where the fiuiband was found pacing the corridors with frantic mein and half crazed with grief, at the. mysterious disappearance o his wife, whom he believed had been spirited away hy a villian, or murdered lor her jewels in this “infernal city,” w ere as he expressed himself they would kill a man for a dollar. As soon as he beheld his spouse ho oanirlit her to his bosom and wept like a child. He was melted with happiness at, her discovery and told her ttnft tUs h»5 searched the city for intelligence of her whereabouts. A RkGarkabi.?, PtfF.xoMEXdX. —Under tlic title of-" The Ka it Ii Burning,” the Coriiitli News relates the following: Several persons were in Gorintli last j Saturday, who g-ivi some startling ac counts of tiie earth’s being on fire about; four miles west ol Hamburg, Tenn. Mr. | Brooks, who lives fourteen mi es north west of Corinth, had a pasture in which ! was a pond (J wat,<T alaiut twenty-five, liy seventy five deep, and I lie water du ring tiie summer having disappeared, he cleared off tiie ground to sow it in I turnips. While burning the trash from this piece of ground, tiie locality that had been covered with tiie water, ignited from tlic burning trash and the entire space where tiie pond had formerly stood has continued to blaze brilliantly for the past ten days. He becoming alarmed and fearing that iris entire farm would be consumed and turned into an embank merit of ashes dug ditches around the space and filled them with water. He lias poured large quantities of water on 1 the burning earth, but it did not extin i guisii tlic flames. Tbe smell from the | burning earth is represented as being \ peculiar and mark'd. ! The expenses cif the army in tlicSoutii- I eru States during the past year arc re 1 ported at. $33,000,000. [53.00 per Annum- NO. 36. Abraham Li.vcoj.nqp Nkgro Suffrage.— In a speech delivered,Charleston, 111. on the 18jtb of September, 1858, Abiu liani Lincc'n said : “1 trill soy that lam not, nor over hare been in fame of making rulers or jurors of negroes, nor qualifying them to hold office, nor to iim-rmarry with white pec pie; and 1 will say in addition to this, hat there is a physical difTert nee be t w ion the white and black races, which 1 believe will f. ibid the two rayi'ij living together on terms of social and political equality. * * 1, as much as any oth cr man am in favor of having the supe rior position assigned to the white race.’ The Phodabii.itv of Mu. Davis’ Thial— Tho New York Ilerahl has a special dis patch from its Richmond corespondent, which states that it lias liocome definite ly settled that Mr. Davis will he tried at the November term of the Circuit Court in that city-, and that Chief Justice Chase has expressed his intention to preside. The dispatch adds: ‘ The opinion is expressed that, allow ing Davis will appear, the trial will be shirked by the Government, and the prisoner will again he set at liberty on bail. There is reason, however, to con tradict such an erroneous impr ssioii Indications lead to tho belief that the trial will be preceded with, aud a mass of the most important events connected with the history of the rebellion disclos ed. The counsel for defence will demand a trial, and il the Government urges as an excuse not ready, the Court will ex press its determination to remain in ses sion a sufficient time to prepare; failing in this, a nolle prosequi will then I e en tered, by which tbe discharge of the pris oner may bo effected. The latter is not likely, and the trial, which the nation at largo demands, will he preceded with Davis can scarcely he convicted, With Chase on the bench and Davis in the prisoner’s box, and the l ight of secession in question, h drama of great national interest will be presented, in which the principal actors will have to study well their parts. Advantages of Advertising. —Tho ad vantages of advertising have just to ccived a curious and amusing illustra tion in Boston. A wealthy gentleman of that city, who owns a country residence in the suburbs, becoming dissatisfied with it, defermiifbd to have another, and instructed aii auctioneer famous for his descriptive powers, to advertise in the papers at private sale, but to conceal the location, telling purchasers to apply at his office. In a few days the gentle man happened tinon the advertisement, j was pleased with the account, of the place, showed it to his wife, and the two ■ concluded that it was just what they wanted and tb-.vi. ihey would secure il at onoo. So fie went to the office of the auctioneer aud told him that the place lie advertised was such a place us he de sired, and he would purchase it. The j auctioneer hurst into a laugh, and told him that was the description of his own house where lie was then living. He read over tho advertisement, pondered over “the grassy slopes,” “heaulilul vistas,” “smooth lawns,” etc, and broke out—“is it possible! Well, auctioneer, | make out my bill for advertising and ex penses, by George! i wouldn’t sell my place now for three times what it cost me!” Gen. Breckinridge's Last OtnciA'xoy 't Major T. U. Ochiltree, of tho Houston Telegraph tells the following in a late letter from Paris: John 0. Breckinridge at a dejeuner, yesterday, told of Ids last act of authori ty as Secretary of war Il was on the coast of Floridtt«-tho General was pur sued by the Federal cavalry; they were beating the country in every direction; a ! “friend in need” came to his rescue—tie 1 was one of Brevard’s gallant o|d regi ment of the Army of Virginia. He said,' “General, I have an old boat here that tnout carry us to Kurby; anyhow we’ll try it on.” So ho worked away ail that night raising the boat from where lie had ! sunk it to cotipgal ft from prowling Yah- I keen; lie woijsed faithfully at/d* energeti cally in psttchif'jjjft null bailing it, artificially jittinhuig it up'and putting in a lew provisions'. General B. grasped the noble fellow by the hand and said to him: "I will have but few more hours o 1 aulhoiity, but such services as you have rendered your country deserve reward. Yon shall be a Major. I will make out your commission now.” He was exceed ingly thankful, but remained scratching his head iua thoughtful at Rude. “Well Gen , there’s a feller in nr regiment what ain’t done nothing, and lie is a Major and a Quartermaster, and if it’s all the same to you, I would like to rank him Ibr oust.” It is needless to say that i'll “going out” Secretary qf Wnf jnstai tl, wrote the battle-scarred lift|j|lile hero a commission as a Lieutenant (loloncl. A j fact. Brd Bi os, according to a lady Cones j pomleiit; Iqive a great aversion to salt, i She states that if the articles and places infested With bed bugs are washed with j salt water, and tiie crevices in which the vermin bide are filled with it, they ivdl give no more trnpolc. 1 A Misi ruii.k l’icTt RE. — A miserable j picture, evi n in tlic old times of slavery, j was a white man who had to work him seif, but was asi mined of it.—To see a fellow now, cleaning his boots, and if lie hoars any one coining, hiding the brush, or to see a farmer working in tiie field, but laying down his hoe at tlic approach of his neighbor, is bad enough; but not I so ii peless as one who prefers to suffer ! rather than work even in secret. The I men who are not ashamed to say, “we ! arc poor aud have to work with imr own hands,” are the people who are to revive our broken fortunes and repair (lie rava ges of war.— Tal. Sent. Why is ak s ; like a rum ,r? Because it gees from mouth to mouth. ItKMSFOH : ADVERTISING IN A7.1 Ani.Y IN ADVANCE, f s fl #>sc square. (10 lines or less,) first losertic ' $2.00; each following: insertion, SI.OO. When advertisements are coifthuied fr.r ortj qnmßi or longer, the charge will boas follows V ■^2.Months : : ! i ! | 6 Months. ; J I 3 Months. | 1 Month. ! tiinbe; of Squares. 1 .. I$:» oo ! slo no s i;, no |$ 20 00 2 Bon 15 00 25 00 35 0(j 3 I 12 00 I 18 00 35 00 I 45 00 4 ( 10 00 24 00 40 00 I 53 OO 5 I 20 00 I 35 00 45 00 | (10 00 A Col'ninl 35 00 I £5 00 I 80 Oft 120 00 1 I (io 00 I 80 UP J 130 00 I 200 Opt j Obituary - notices, Tributes of Krspvct. nml uJ. articles o a personal character, charged for as advertisements. I For announcing candidates for office, StO.OOr? QUITWSASyS Carriage Repository ;vn - If 1 ¥ME?i/ mmt ir. lLvuGic ri qVYIIIvS pli-nsurc ill saying to the citizens of 1. Dailmun uml smToumling cuuntry that lie coalmans liis former position, as Malinger of liis Cani-.ge ami Wagon .Simp, ami is now pre pareil with workmen to furnish work at reusoea hlo prices, nml to serve the people in his line to the best of hi.,.-.liility. lie has now likewise in successful operation ii Cfrisl .Will, anil will grind every davfor tlio convenience of the public, and keen c instantly on hand a sup ply of Mr'ill and (n its to sell. In connection with his Carriage and Mill busi ness, he is now prepared to , Idatn Lumber, Furnish Mmddiuy fur anif Lind of u'urL, mak e Sash , JJoors or Blinds. an<l do a variety of other wnik. Parties wishing anything it) his line, fire re spectfully solicited to give him a share tj their patronage. p£3" Terms, Ci\s}\. ■ If. I’AnCBTT. Quitman, Oeo.. January 25, ]Bt;7. Iv Tiie Sroovcrrillc Store! B. F. LINTON & CO. HK(I leave to call the attention of the public io heir luge and well a dected stock of Spring* and Summer Mt'sif>lc'unci Fnney ® 69 o »I 51 CONSISTING IN' I*ART OF Oznaburgs. Domestics. French and American Cal icoes. Plain Bwiss and Figure- 1 Muslins, Bareges/ Printed Jaconet and Linen. iJiigp.- and • l'apei- Collars and cuffs. (Doves. Hosh-py. 15; Itnorals.'- Hoop Skirts Bonnets. Hats. jiT-hun*', Laces. Trimmings, LmltroiderK; a. Belts. Ao. W e also offer an elegant assortment of CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES : , CROCKERY, GLASSWARE; HARDWARE, TINWARE; AC,RICCI. TUBAL IMPLEMENTS; CLTLERY, of approved makers; PA TENT PRES HR 1 7 i JARS ; BRIDLES, SADDLES, dr It o will hkeuiee endeavor to always keen n,i v hand p eomplele stock of Car Z* C3 O © "K* iuOSS;, iiml tin CUII be BUjqdiAd LIPORS. SEGAFiS & TOBAGO U. hor .lie ttfflicied we are likewise jirepa.ed to supply heir demands with rota m cibi areez: & iw.i2aß 9 and those who are building can be supplied with Paints, Oils, Brushes, Bcv. Me will also endeavor to keep supplied with a number of the renowned Concord Huggies, and will fill all ordei-M for Arden’s f.atcst I’atei.t HOESSE hob; as we are agents for tbe sale of tlie same, and which can be seen at work in the neighborhood, Our Utcilities for furnishing supplies to our plnntlpg friends are ttiistirp.i. sed. and )ye offer lavorable facilities where we are well secured.- \V(* cordially invite the attention of the public, to our stock, satisfied that we can .-nit them in any character at article nt*<*d; lov we make it a rub* to keep e\ery thing that can be round in nny storc in the State, ami pledge ourselves to sell at as low prices as an y house in this section. Groovervilh*, May 10, 1807. 15-ly JOHN I. RAY«, DEALER IX M, .. i rfa i ii g AW A a, A AflflflAfl^lpiA (jra’oai'm'iHc, HAS npiv on Imiol a very noat and completo assortment of Spijitg guimiiej Gogd^ which will on very rea liable* stock eiubiaces * * Dress Goods, Domestics, JMfotions, Hats, Cups, Emits, Shoes. Ready Made Clothing, Ijcockery, &c., A general assortment of' FAMILY GROe’FvRIES, and almost everything required by the people of this section. . ,j 11e.most, respectfully invites his friends and., ijje public to give him a call, and examine and price his goods before purchasing elsewhere, as lie is determined to sell as low as anybody. Groorerville/Muy 31, 1837. IP-tf Notice to Planters, MKSSIIS SMITH & HALKEII, have made *• raiigcments to furnisu their friemts with Bafging, Hope, cCr., qn piost^liberal terms ; and to such a; ship tjjeir 'i -p through thorn to Savannah or Rahim no, tliey offer most excellent nilvsintages. The Gua no inai ket of America is Baltimore, and such per i sons as desire to make purchase of Fertilizers, by | shipping through them can have every advan^-. ! age of sale or pm chase. REASONABLE ADVANCES / ) Will be iimdi*. when the sensrn wi'iii. on sllip ! monte to mis friouiU in Now Yc * . Savannah, of ! Baltimore. CCRItESPOSBESTS ! : K, \Y. SIMS A-GO Sr.vonnaji. , !S. (I. MiI.ES AGO Baltimore.' ! J. J.MII)i)I.ET()X Baltimore. I). 11. BALDWIN New Y ork. September |3, IS 7. | Bagging, Rope, etc. 1 Dale Gunny Bagging; Z 5 Coils Rope; Dales Drown Domes!ic ; | New Flour, Daeon. Man laud Corn, etc., etc. ' lu.'l receh vd •ml for sale low. 32- ts Mlrnl a walked;