Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

1 pfislished every Friday. TERMS OF SUB 3CRIPTION. IN ADVA.M'K. * For quo year s.l Od For six months , 2 no For three montlis 1 00 For single copy 10 CLUB RATES FOR SUBSCRIPTION. For a club of tire $12.50 For a club of ten ... . $22.30 For a club of twenty . SIO.OO jos rßisrima. . Wo have attached to »ur newspaper establish mentn complete Job (mice. lland-bills of all kinds, Programmes. Cards. HI inks, Pamphlets, A*., executed in the best Manner. miscellaneous jjktbitrg, THE DEA D WIFE’S PORTKAIT. Ik‘ant!ful, but O! so sa<l. is the story of the dead wife's portrait, and sad "and beautiful tliongh it be. is too often true. We have been in more than o ,e bouse in our time where the semblance of the departed, who had once been the light and life of the household, was consigned to the dust and cobwebs of the garret, and her memory lo forgetfulness ; r in' a lumbering attic room Where for want of light and ai*, Years had died within the gloom. Leaving dead dust everywhere, Hung the portrait of a lady With a fact? so fair. Time had long since dull’d the p lint ; * Time, which alt moun ts disguise. And the b atures now were lain!. All - the wondrous eyes. Wondrous ey es ! Ever looking, looking, looking, With such sad surprise! As man loveth. man had loved Her whose features faded there; As man mourneth man had mourned, Weeping in his deep despair Bitter tears. When she left him broken-hearted, To his death of years. Then for montlis the picture bent All its eyes upon his face, Following him where’er he w ent, Till another filled the place 111 its stead Till the feature of the living Did outface the dead. There for years it hung above in that attic dim and ghost* Fading With the lading love, Sad reminder of the past ; Ever looking, cv.-r looking. With such sad surprise. Oft the distant laughter’s sound Enter’d through the cobweb’s door, And the cry of children found Dusty echoes from the floor To those eyes. _ Ever looking, ever looking, With such sad surprise. Once then* moved upon the stair Olden love steps m mating low, But the face ilia: m * him there Drove him to the depth below, For those eyes Through his smil seemed looking, looking, j All their sad surprise. From that day the door was nailed Os that mem uy-hau ue 1 room ; And the portrait hung nil 1 paled On the dead dust and the gloom, Save the eyes. Ever looking, ever looking. With such sad surprise! A Memphis paper gives the following advice to the people of the South. The people of the South need not re main idle. As the world is governed by money, let them get money. When they do they will he respected. They will be respected and slobbered over by the wretches who now hate them beeuse they are proud and have no money, Hold on to your lands. The monied • lords of the North want to dispossess you of them, for then they know that you will be in their power. So long as you hold them you are masters of the situa tiori. Act upon the fact that the Rad icals are attempting* to impoverish you j and drive you out of the couutiy. W illi I this ever i liyour minds, grasp your lands with a death grip and if necessary, face j starvation itsi If before you give way. If they cannot dispossess you by purchas es they will resort to legislation ami at ; tempt to tax you into acquiescence. Jt has been suggested that lhe three! cent tax mnv he avoided by manufactu-1 ring the cotton in the district where it | is grown. That, if practicable, would be only a temporary relief. Your enemies would tax it at the gin, in the boll, in the blossom, and, if necessary is tin ground. They intend to tax it out ol existence, if they fail to drive you from your plantations Go into the hug and hominy business. Raise corn and slaughter pork. Cover your hills with cattle and punctuate our pastures with sheep, mules and horses, and flavor the whole with showers of goats. Teach the freedman that he is a South ern man, to the cabin horn, and that his destiny is launched oil the same billow that now heaves beneath the white man. Be just to him, and the day may come when you may lean upon him as a rock. Cultivate the eaith to the best advan tage, and never fail to have your bt.ru full. But do not neglect to cultivate letters. A Remarkable Record- We heard on yesterday the following statement-, which is certainly one of the most remarkable that we ever remember to have seen on record. A gentleman and his wife arc now liv ing in Pontotoc county, Miss, liis weight is 275 poprids, and that of his wife 140. They have seventeen children, nine sons and eight daughters, all living, and all married. They all have children, and some of them grandchildren. There has not b en a death in the farm ; ily from tli; time of the marriage of the great-grandfather down to the present time, and the family now numbers one hundred members. The great-grandfather was a soldier at the battle of New Orleans. Six ol his sons were in the Confederate army, and three of them were wounded and ta ken prisoners. All six are now farmers in North Mississippi. Dallas county a few days since beat Illinois on the potato question. Can she compete with Mississippi on the record above presented ?— Selma ( Ala.) Times. A punctual man is rarely a poor man, and never a man of doubtful credit. His small accounts are frequently settled and he never meets with difficulty in raising money to pay large demands. Small debts neglected, rein credit, and, when a man has lost that, lie will find himself at the bottom of a hill he cannot ascend. At best, life is not very he g A few more smiles, a few more tears a me pie ie uro, much pain, sunsnine and song_ clo ids and darkness, hasty greeting, abrupt farewells—then our hie will close au 1 injured and injurers will pass away la it wordi tv i !'■ t-> eh other. Human existence liangs upon trifles. What would beauty do without soap 1 F. R. FILDES, Editor. VOL. 11. ! The lloniaucc of Milton. No one can read that grand poem, ! 'Paradise Lost,’ without giving a thought jto Milton. There are many heautiful j passages in it that are said to have been j inspired by a romantic incident. In Ins | youth, the p iet was remarkably hand some, and one summer day while lying fast asleep beneath a tree, two ladies approached the spot, and admired as they thought, unobserved, the fair and radiant lace of the slumberer. The youngest, a very handsome woman,pres ently drew a pencil from her pocket, and, alter hastily writing a few lines, thrust tno paper into the half open hand of Milton, when both ladies silently departed irom the scene. It happened that some of the friends of the poet were in tho same Wood, though some distance from where lie lay sL.-ping, ami that they are witnesses to all that had trans pired. When the ladies were out of sight they advanced to the particular tree, roused Milton from his sleep, told him of the circumstance that li id awaken I ed their curiosity, and asked him to cx ! amine lhe slip of paper in his hand, lie j did so and read, "Ye eyes ! ye human j stars ! ye authors of my liveliest pan ;s ! I if thus when shut, ye wound me, what must have proved the consequente had ye been open V Thu adventure made a deep impression on the mind of .Millon, and Ins intense ! eagerness to lind out the fair incognita j led him to wander all over Italy in hopes |of discovering her. llis lively imagin ation picture.l her as a radiant flower, a being of surpassing lovliuess, in fact an angel, and dreaming or waking he never forgot his unknown admirer, lie wor shipped her as an ideal, the h roiuo of a beautiful romance, and lie clothed her with the favor of llis poetry. Even when blindness came to him with old age, lie remembered the incident of his .tooth, and it is bei eveil that its rcniern berauce inspired some of the grainiest passages in that grandest of poems, th_’ most sublime of epics, "Paradise Lost,” The romance certainly is a beautiful one and the lovers of the beautiful would not willingly have it destroyed. We appre ciate unknown friends the highest, love worship them, if you will, b- cause they are associated with the ideality of the stary home beyond theskies. We have faith in them, ami, knowing nothing of their actual existence, fancy is f.ec to paint them in the softest and brightest colors. W’c mutt not ignore the ideal world : unless w have faith in ideality vve can have no faith in Heaven ,—i'uld Turf, ami Farm Avery worthy Fisherman by the name of Grizzle was drowned s me time since, and all Search of his b dy proved una vailing'. After it had been in the water some months, however, it was discoveied floating on Lhu shore, whereupon -Mr. Smith was dispatched to convey the in telligence to the much afflicted widow. ‘Well, Mrs. Gri/.zle, we have found Mr. Gmult's In dy.’ ‘You don’t say so !’ ‘Yes, wc have—the jury has sot on it, and found it full of eels 1’ •You don’t say Mr. Grizzle’s body is lull of eels V ‘Yes it is and we want to know what you will have <1 me with it V ‘Why how many eels do you think there is in him V ‘Why, about a bushel.’ ‘Well, then, 1 think you bad better send the eels up to the house, and set him again.’ | Prophecy Bkino Fci.khakd.—The blacks I and profiig ate whites that might unite j j with thorn would become the principal ] ! recipients of the Federal offices and pa tronage, and would in consequence be raised above the whites < f the South in the political and social scale. Wc would, in a word, change conditions with them —a degradation greater than has yet fallen to t e lot of a free and enlightened people, and one from which wc could not escape should emancipation take place (which it certainly will, it not prevent ed), but by fleeing the liomen of our selves and our ancestors, and by aban doning our country to our former slaves, to become tho permanent abode of disor der, anarchy, poverty, misery and wretchedness. Titus wrote (iiat great ami good man, John C. Calhoun, more than thirty years ago. Starvation in irish Prisons. A corrcspoiidcrit of tho London i’all Mull Gazette writes as follows : "I have frequently been on duty in the county jail at Cork, and have been struck with the singularly wan and ernaneiated ap pearance of the prisoners. Once hap pening to detect a peculiarly hungry looking convict employed in cleaning the guard room, in the act of swiftly CO tceal; ing a piece of meat from the piled up heap, about to be cooked for the men’s dinner, ,a theft, by-tbe-bye, 1 did not think of reporting), 1 inquired of the gate keeper, ‘How often do the prisoners have meat issued to them V ‘Oust a year—every Christinas day,” was the response.” An anxious enquirer asks : “\\ hat can he a more desolate sight than an old maid sitting on an inverted half bushel, in a cold kitchen, with her feet on the rim of a .slop bucket, paring her corns with a ease knife, by the light of a tallow caudle ?” A man who got drunk at an election said it was owing to his efforts to ‘put down party spirits.’ An Emtoeial Delight. —To have your friends come in and read your old exchan ges aloud to you. We've tried it—Ya zoo Banner. The last place to look for the milk of | human kindness is in the pale of civiii i /.ation. la Texas the Freedrneirs Com mission is.called the “Buro man,” which is explained when we are told that‘buro’ is the vernacular for jackass. HERE SHALL THE PRESS THE PEOPLE'S RIGHTS MAINTAIN, UNAWED BY FEAR AND UNBRIBED BY GAIN. QUITMAN; GEO., NOVEMBER 29, 1867. (Tuvfe &c. •Islam's F-i. Moaoloy /■REFERS his sorvitMs to tho public £om»riilly \ * as ColloPiiuir Attorney and Agent lor the j Sale of Real Estate. • Room, at the Bnhlishing establishment, of ■ tin* ••Quitman Banner.” over Culpepper, Creech CVs store. Quitman, Feb. 1, 18tiT. 14f JOHN (J. mVyI.I.. .IAS. H. IU NTKU, lIUNTBH, McOALL, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, QUITMAN*, GEO. January 20. lMi”. 1-ly IVM. A. I.ANK. IVM. 11. IIKXXKT. BISNMST & LANE, * Stttorncns afXalu anb Solicitors IJV CIIANCKItr. QUITMAN, BROOKS COUNTY, OKOROM. rv— Oflir.. nt tliv Court House. ' February 1. ISH7. !y Wiilhtsii L. Evans, Monun anb (founsrfor at fain, WARKSBORO’. GEORGIA, WILT, give prompt attention to all business entrusted to his care in the Brunswick (/ire ii'. ‘ tob!7 l\ J*'. T. KmQmERY, dikin',ra anb (fottnsefor at fatu, QFITM \N. GEORGIA, Office, in the Bnlbling next to J. S. Cummings.) Will practice in the Southern Circuit, in the counties of Decatur in the South-western. Clinch in tin* Brunswick, and Hamilton. Madison und Jefferson in the Middle Circuit of Florida. January IS. ls<;7. ly MEDICAL NOTICE. DR. J. M.~ MADDEN, OF FLORIDA, T'TKRKBY notifies the citizens of Brooks conn 1 3 tv, Geortria. tli.at lie has located at OKA PI GOO. for-tlie practice of his profession. Medi cine and Surgery, and will lx* pleaded to wait upon all re piiring medic ii assistance. Tin* best of references furnished on application. • v f; Ofli m* : At Mr. J. Morrow’s store. May Ml, ISfi7. 18 ts l>r. E. A. .IELKS, QI’ITMAN T ANARUS, C5F.0., RESBECTFrLEY asks the patronace of the citizens of Quitman and ummndinj? coun ty* Lian2o ts v, van mMT STOCKTON, NO. Iff, A. A G. K. li.. (Formerly Drs. McDonald & Van GieVon, Macon,) RESPECTFULLY oilers his services to I lie I Citizens of oiineh and surrounding com) ties, ill nil brandies of the prnfessimi. An.. Will visit Quitman or any other point reqlleslcil. 'in nairxri -: J. I). Fmith, M. D. Mar,in, Georgia, rapt. It. F. Moseley. Valdosta. Georgia. .LG. Moore. Valilosln, Georgia. Dr. If. Itriges and Mr. i. IM'linrltmi, Valdosta. Rev. (i. !..,Biniih. t>. D.. Echols county, Geo. Capt. J. Wells. Vuld -sin, Ge ugin. Ci.pt. C. C. Wißiunis, Lowndes county, Geo. W.'.l. Malirv. Valdosta. Georgia. March I, 13<17. 3-ts SAVE YOUR TEETH I To lhe iTitizeiis of Quitman ami ViAmt'f 1 )I.KAS!-: hi; inl'ornieil that I have '*s« I permanently located in. beautiful fmvn, lor the |irn«tice us -UXIXU my |iro('e-sion All work warrant'd excopt. nil vnneed ileeavs. Teeth with 8 u til decays, warranted from five to fifteen yenis. except from negligence, the teeth have been permitted to de cay in other parts, or injured from blows. Surgical operations performed with tint little pain. 'lrregular tedtli put, in pro) or position. Tooth nolle cured, as well as ail and son .; that the teeth and month are subject to. Parti ailar nt tention called to my skill in extracting teeth and stumps. PRICE FOR DENTAL WOitK. Artificial Teeth, on rubber, full set 7100 00 ■ • « “ gold, full set.. .Flu titating. “ “ “ pivot, per tooth, $2 to $3.11(1 Killings—gold 1 to 20.00 “ silver 2.00 Cleaning Teeth *JJIO to 10 00 1 may be found at my office at all hours dur ng work days. (mice-rooiii: In the building formerly used us a pnstoffiee, opposite Mrs. ,Mcin , "-h s hotel, ape-1 y * M. 1,. IIATTEK, I). I). S. Wo eTlTarnes, Watch, tviakec a.ad Je.w<j!.er, QUITMAN. GEORGIA. (ILOCKS. Watches and every descrlp J lion of Jewelry repaired promptly, neatly ami -ati-lactorily. *■*— '■ ■■ - If, ,V~ lie may lie (miml at Mr. Finch's store. February 22, 1-Sflli. ly Savannah News & FemldJ DAILY AND THI-WEKKLY, Is tin* best advertising medium in its section, having the Largest Circulation. It is the Official Paper of the city. Us General News. Commercial, Marine and Lo cal Departments are carefully edited, and no pains are spared in procuring the L i TEST INTELLIGENCE From all quarters, but always from reliable j soim:.*-- 'The News and Herald Staff iai-liide.s i Gol. tv. T. Thompson, (well known as the author j of Jene-' Gonrtship) lone Fditor of the I Morning I ■ ■■ and Dr. J. S. .lows, funner Editor l of the Tallalia.-.-ee Floridian raid Journal : with 1 an able corps of Reporters and eorreapondenls at all important points. ! Terms : Daily, ill); Tri wn -kly, SO per year, are autbm ix> l to act as agents. MASON it- ESTILL, | gep27-t! Editors and i'ronrietors. GEORGIA GOODS ! At Factory Prices. mil L attention of Merchants and Planters is 1. called to a beautiful assortment ot Georgia j Goods just received from the “Cutabert SSantifacturing Company, | Consisting of Plain and Twilled Geo. Plains, Linscya, Jeans, Beavers, Tweeds, Stripes, Wool Diaper, &c., Ac. ; Tliese Goods are fresh, made with great care and !of the host wool. Also, Flain and Colored <)»mt ! burgs : all of which are offered strictly at Fac terv prices. Merchants and Planters are requested to call and examine before buying elsewhere. Cotton, Wool or Hides taken in exchange at full prices. Spun Yarns and Jirown .Shirtings to arrive in i a few days. SAM’L W. BROOKS, Quitman, Nov. J, 1807—dm Agent. S M LKUERKI! 1. M FRANK. GUSTAVE ECKSTEIN. mvi Mi, LEOERER & CO., . Importers of and Dealers in DOMESTIC, S TiMhM & MICK MIS’ siauas, 113 Broughton street, Savannah, Ga. Bales of Brown Shooting, Oases of American Prints, Oases of Blenched Goods, Buies of Brown Shirting, Oases of Kentucky Jeans, Bales of Phukets, Bales of Ozuabnrgs, Cases of Kerseys, Bales of Flannels Having removed to our very large and spacious building, we are enabled to keep the .Largest Stock Ever Offered in Savannah, and Merchants \ Lsiting! Our city arc m.pochilly invited to pay a vicit lo our Kxtcnsivo eeparato Wholesale Department, before purchasing. November 22. TV. I -' lllll SAVANNAH GAUDS. AiilTffl Rill THIS. Kay ton’s Oleum Vita*. rjAlil.-t Great. Gem nn Liniment is an almost ! infallible cure for /Wir/oo'fß.sm, Xnmihiin. llhrmwitin Pains in the Harp, lirrasl, Pahs ur ■taints, Mrvous Heathn-he, Tuollinrhe, Pamela', .'•ja'aiiis. IhnitKs. hnrelliii /s, Cals, liitrs. Haras, a*'. This great remedy should lie in every house. For I lollies this remedy lias no equal. Ask I'm- Ivaytim’s Oh'sim Vine. Take no other, j Sent by express for SLOO K ayton’s Magic (hire. j An EijtipUm Jicmnii/, For the cure of andden Goughs and Golds. Aslli-1 ma. Acid Stomach. Ilcanhoru. Sore Throat, Sea Sickness. Cholera Di.irrluea, Grainps and l’olns in tho stomach. Sent hyc.vpri'ss tor Si. Kaytoiis I)ysj»cptic Fills,! Arc a sure and pleasant cure for DVrtI’KI’SIA. I RII.I.HM'S DlSOltDl'iltS, GGN.-TII’ATION. and [ ill disorders of tin; liver, sloui.icli and Imwels.] Old when taken regularly will cleanse the blood. These are the greatest Ami lliliioim Fills ever | placed before the public, flgnt l>y mail for 30 cents per box. ‘The above Medicines are prepared and sold by PROF. 11. Kfl. KA ATOM SAVANNAH GEORGIA, To wbom all order.' should be addressed : nr to i his Wholesale Agents. A. A. SOLOMONS A GO., Savannah. Ga. / r*A liberal discount to jmrtioE selling aj?ain. For sab* in Quitman, at Dr. J. 11. McGnlFs drn^ February 22, 18(17. ly A. M. SLOAN, D. 15. (lUOOVKIL Rome;, Ga. Drooks Cos., Ga. !■'. StTHHS, A. T. MAC l.VTilu:, Macon. Ga. | Tboinasville, Ga. SlOAi, OBOOVER k O 0. 3 COTTON FACTORS (f>ommi.ss>ion NO. <1 STODDARD'S LOWER RANGE, Bay Street, Savannah, Cteorgia lIIiER’AL Advances nn Gotten cmi-y / J signed to nor correspondeuls in i. 1 .1 i New York and Liverpool. > .wt. Having been appointed .Agents for tiie sale ot the Albany Star Cotton Om and Con densers, WO take pleasure ill offering the name j to the public. These (fills having been tested, show a marked superiority over till others, both as to the facility of working and the improved appearance of the lint. Circulars giving full Information can ho ob tained by application to tint tin let-signed. SLOAN. GROOVER A GO., No. t (jtoddai’ds Lower Range, wig.TO-.'lm Lnvantiah, Ga. JOS. OL.VtalOliX. JNO OrXNINOItAM GLAGHOHN & CUNNINGHAM. WiIOLKS.U.E AND UK TAIL roc e rs asnl ftfiiip < haiidlers, Cor. Bay and Drayton sts., Savannah, Ga. Keep cmistauUy on hand a complete a--uilment off amily, Plantation find .Ship Supplies ; also, a choice selcc! ion of Liquors, Wines awl Beguis. Orders promptly attended to, and quality guar anteed. * ‘ iMfptJlHiin y & Ta«IIy ? PLAIN AXI) OKXAMKXTAL P I, A Si t E R t E. S’ ititvw sthsavaywh, ga. Kalsominbig and Repairing Neatly executed. Liire, Lath, Plaster, Hair. Cement and Building Eepl3-ly Material lor sale. ' F. COISATNT, Bull St., near Bay Street, —DEALER IX— Imptltfj anii Domestic Cigars, TOBACCO, PIPES, &G. With a long established reputation as an Im porter, lie endeavors to keep as good a stock, n quantity and assortment, as can be found in ;he State. 66 The Eecess.” | CtOXNKOTED with the Cigar and Tobacco Es / tublishment, is a s A L 0 O IT for the accommodation of regular patrons and ; the public generally, where the Rest of Imported Liquors ■ arc served, with a LUNCH each day. .Strangers - will find it a quiet resort, with no Wines or Li , qnors that are not choice. aug23-29-ly BARG ASMS! TIIAVE for sale several valuable Farms in j Brooks county, Geo., and in Madison couu- i ty. Florida. Also, several houses and lots in the j i town of-Quitman. Call 01 me and obtain a bar- j , gain.* •!. L Moseley, • Oct. 38-ts Ibxd Estate Agent. ! NEW YORK. | T Ml’A RTS A L si’; PPisKINGS.- Net-1 1 liter Wealth. Relineinetit, or Goiidilion. are exempt. The I’nii.oroKux. or Fetnultts’ Friend is expressly li.r the Gem-lit of females who may be | suffering from Nervous irritability. Distressing Apprehensions, and all these troublesome com plaints that invite premature old age, ami render life miserable Tho I'hilotoken acts liken charm in relieving pain : and by controlling the nor -1 VOIDS system, I’l’Sloi OS t hose feelings of eolith IfMICO j and satislaetioit that insure happiness. It is a j radical cure fur Dy.-iiiemii rh(t-a. mul a Ireasnre that shoaltl he jtossessetl by every female who | j desires to restore, improve, or preserve iter j - health, beauty and physical comiort. Descrip tive pamphlets, containing valuable information for invalids and heads ol families, will lie sent on ' receipt of postage stamp, i‘rice $! pel' bottle ; ! the usual dis-suutl to the trade. lIARKA.L. RIST.EV AGO.. AVholesale Druggists, 1 11 Ohainhcrs at., N. V. KZSZ.E7S J3XT2UACIS BUCHW. Tue tin.-1 ellicieut Dinrelie anil f.itne for I the treatment of all complaints resulting from weakness and darangemenl tile Kiiineys atttl J j Friimry Organs sttcit as pains ami weakness in . j the hack and loins, gravel, dropsy, slratigoitry, 1 iiiciinliiience. intlntiuition of the mucus sttrlttci'S,; i Ae. Utsi.ttv s lltrttt, can be used in all Cases.for children as well as adults, Villi perfect, safety. M’hvsiciatis are finding that litsi,lav's is tile most | ] reli,ildc preparation, lu-si lo being i of greater slrengih mid in linger bottles than ait v others. ,Sulci by the Druggists Merchants : for $1.30. II AURAL. KTSLEY A CO.. i'ropiiel,ors. { N. U. All oUlcinal preparations of madicioea ! bearing our laln l are nrele according to the l . j S. I'll iruiacopii'ia, and alt goods sold tty us aro warranted In ho as represented, or may he re-J . lu-ned at out' expense. Determined to maintain lhe reputation which our I os have always enjoyed for dealing in j Ria.imi.n ,Mui>irixi:s. and lo merit the continued ! our eiistoiiiers. we assure them | that the same attention will he paid to orders by j until as when personally present. HARRAL, SISLEY & CO., IFft ofcsale Sfrttffffisls, 111 Gnamrei:a and 1 Hudson Btx., NKW YORK. Siiccc -siii'A !<» I lavilanfi. Kgcsp A* Cos., 18 {*); llaviland, llarral d* Rislcy ; Ham', Uisloy A j Kitrlu.Mi : llarral. RLloy A. Tomiikius. August 2, 18(iT. Jba li. M. DAM-XI’ORT, | WITH E. $. iAl , Fii¥& C0.,- mft intis', | 1350 Broadway, Now York Flannels, Gloves, Collars St Ties, * Skirt. Broi ls, Dress Goods, White Goods, Linen Goods, Cloaks, Embroideries, English Crapes, Hosiery, Dress Shirts, Bibbons, Lace Articles, Shawls, Lace, Silks, Yankee Notions, Ae. ; August 9, 19C7. (hn CARHART & BROTHER, j Bate cf Georgia. Jin port (13 U cMjlbolcsalc Qcafcrs in Simple sssaei Fancy 17 Barclay St. and 22 Park Place, oVetr- 1 "ovk. .September 13, 1-Sii7. (an Fisk’s Mctalie Burial Case3. ;.! K' L: j 1 LI. -i/.e.i kept-winttmuly on ban I ,>■ the store TV. ef.l.T. iiudi. Moidicello. and G. ll.Smiih’ lore. Mudi-son, Florida. Also, an a--...! In en is constantly kept at tie- store of M. S. MclN TOSH, Quitman, Ga. 3-.fr-Cas.li on delivery. T. & tv. A. W.SIMMONS, Ageu December 11, 1866 lini E. L. NEVDUNCER, DEALER IN SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARM Saddlery Ware, Leather, Etc. : con. snouonTox and bahsardbis., Savannah, Georgia. September 21 —3m| [sM.OO per Anuuni. NO. 43. BALTIMORE HOUSES. WM. CANDY. BERNARD (IUJm.V. Caiiliy, Gilpin & 00., IMPORTERS ANB JOBBERS OF 3D3F3LXTC3r!S, Noun■ west Cott. Limn' and Lo.mo.uuiv Sts,, liAl/il.MOiiE, Ml>. ntig23 29-6m* JOHN W. BRUTE & CO., WIDM.I'ISALE DM A 1.15 IS IX IB Ul DOMESTIC MY IIS, ISo. -J in 1 s;i 11 imore i* Ret ween Gliatles and Randolph sis. Joiin w. Ht'illf. j Jehu W. Laker. (. BALTIMORE. Jos. E itriilf. t i A. It. Faulkner. ’ nug2!My* DARBY & CO., I.MI'OIITKIiS AND DEALERS IN :svy | No. 230 West Baltimore St. and No. I N. Liborty St. liaH'uitorc, Maryland. aug2!J :.!i Em | L. Passano & Sons,; IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN motions, Fancy Goods, Hosiery Trimmings and Small Waves, 2(is W. Baltimoiik Sr. BALTIMORE. aug2:i Passano, Magnifier A; Cos., Wlndi xale Boalers in Jtiootfs,Whoew&3 iSrojisiu* 258 Bci.l tirnore, St, r JIA 1/llMDli /; MAIIYLA JSD augTt 29-0111* D. F, Snijilcy, 11. W. Ilounc, Geo. W. Howard Shipley, Koaiio & Cos., MAMII'AI'riaiKHS Axn JonBEKS OK Clot 1 Xi gp -303 West lia'timoro Street, aug2U-"»m* BALTIMORE, MD. GRIFFIN, BROfHERft~CO.| GROCERS XGS MEDEAB.2 KSK.2BT, IJalfimore, Mar.yltuul. WHOLHS.U.K lIKAt.KIW IN' BACON, mu } FLOOR, SOSAR, COFFEE, LIQUORS, And (iniririrg ts Freni Dcscrtplinn. S April 12. 1807. 11-ly 1 Fountain Hotel, I.TGiiT f?Titi-.i:r, BAI/riMORE, Makylasd. W. 11. Pro. Omnibus and Wnpfon in attendance np oii all !)'•;»<;is and Pout Landings. WiESENFELD & 00., WUOLLS.tLE ClottLiers, 2 12 lialtiiuureSt. : DAGTIMOIti: MA HYLAND. | ! HxptJJ Mm* T/UCIUS L. LAMER. JOHN W SEI.BV. 1867. FALL TRADE. 1867. Lucius L. Lanier & Cos. j Importers and Jobbers of miw No. 344 He'*- --- * BALTIMORE MARYLAND. . yas-l'-rompl (itlention paid to orderp. Stock complete. Great imJitcemi nts ottered to Cash | uyei-s. septFi-im ' FITZGERALD," MANUFACTCIIEU, AND VIIOI.KSAI.K i P.ETAJI. DKALERIS E&mms. urnim, Syrups, FANCY COAFl'XTlflMiliA, W., AT LOtV FRICKS. WHITAKER STREET, One Boor from tcngrcfs, Savannah, Ca. asaS“C(iim!ry Orders Solicited. ”©3 1 March 1, 1867. ly : TERMS FOB AUVEhHSINU? m INVARIABLY IX ADVAXCB. jN One square, (10 lines, or less,) first InsmtloH t2.(1o; eacii folldwiitg hlsortlun, 91.90. B o .. .. an --a iiM'incnts me comimted for hnlH month or longer, will lie as folio vs ]■ Niimbei' „ I l I I Squares. 7. 5 ■ 1 S3 00 sill 00 $ i.-, mi i$ 20 liiW 2 800 13 00 23 00 33 IntCl «S 12 00 18 00 35 ot) -13 Olfl I li! 00 21 00 -lo 00 33 1)1)1 3 20 00 33 00 -13 00 00 in JR jUolTnn 33 00 .Li Oil 80 00 I2(i Oil'll I t;o no so oo 130 oo 200 win Obit miry notices, Tribal oJ’ i‘< -1 - -I. and a’jH arlichMo a personal diamctor, cliavgod f6r aW ndvcrtlKoiiicnirt. 1 ] Fur annoiineinj? camlidat>H for oiTlco, SIO.OO B] (} iitn 1 a.ii Advertisemellts.l isw Ifili NEW GOODS I ■A. RdcRAE, I LOCATED AT CORNER OF LIVERY BTAEL S. 1 QUITMAN, LEO. ——UKAI.KH IS' HARDWARE, &C. KEEI’S constamlv on hand a Large and Gum- I plete nssortmeot of Men’s G 1 oiling, Gro- J relies. Liquors, Hardware, Willow Ware. Ae. Embracing all kinds of Family Groceries, to' I wit: Bacon, Crackers, Klnnr, Can print, . Coffee, Oysters, Tea, Salt, Cheese, Stal'd), Butter, Soap, Sugar, Tobacco, Mackerel, Segal's, &e. LIQUOR S, nf curious Linds and qualities; Pontile Ha ret ( uns / j Ruc/ctis, Ares, <(•<■, r-rr-Give in- I trial mi l judge of quality ol goods and prices. T-’*- Mi kinds .if '.v COUNTRY PRODUCE; Taken in uxobnnge lor ( mods, at markel prices. Out. I*. IXP.7. M7-lf A. .McltAK. j u. li. ('ARROI.L. A. W. HAHIHS. 8. 11. IIASHHH, JKTES^Sr fall «min?. GOODS I | ,3. B. umitlx £ £3. Arc Now Receiving a Fresh Slock of Goods, ; Which we bought for Cash, and fed satisfied that that we can offer ii n E A T I.V P Ut' EMEA ¥’ S | lo pure! users, as we shall sell at Small Profits for l 'ash. Thankful for the libi'rnl patronage received,' ive solicit n continuance of the same. D. 15. CARROLL & CO. Quitman. October li, ISII7. 37-11't FAIL ABD WHITER GOODS. JAMES B. FINCH HAS just i etnrned from New York and is now receiv Tig and ojiouing a complete assort ment of Fall and Winter Goods, EMBRACING DRY GOODS of every description, and including Ijiidicb’ l>g*«sw Os various styles and patterns; READY MADE CLOT li IH G 5. BOOTS AND; SHOES, Gents and Ladies Hats Ac. Hard ware, Crucl.vri/, U/asswart; Tin i care, Jiinneslies, Virus, Saddles, Hr idle.-, So.- Also,' a general stock of Family Groceries bach as Flour. Gotfee. Tobaeeo. Dried Fruit, Oysters. Sardines. G null,vs. Graekers, Siiiitr, Powder, Shut and Caps. Old customers and pureliasers generally are respectfully invited to call and examine for them-' selves, before nurehasing elscwheri-. Sept, fitli 1807. (mai"29-lv) JOHN 0. DEUNNOY, fO.IIMISSION MERCHANT,- QI ITM V.V, GA., HAVING locatud limsclf Jjermanentiy in Quitman, for the purpose of transuding * General Commission Business, Solicit-* m renewal of favors, from his friends and the public. mice : North of the Court Mouse: Ilesi- deuce, one mile from the town, <m the mail to’ ’ Thomas vi lie. sep-T-flu Valuable i’oAvu Property' for Sale. TII ’ FNDFRNKt'NFI), being desirous oF chaugimr his investment., offers at private' sa'v. on fnr<,rablv knus. the following property : 2 The residence of subscriber, a large and c«*mmo(lioiis dwelling, with ten rooms> and six ' re places, all necessary out houses, a line Garde?* and excellent well of water. This place is well situated and in first rate ordey . , ...r.'cnuer s (voach Shop, Blacksmith Miop. store Rooms for old and new work; iu all five buildings, including an office. tV The Lanier Place, situated on the main’ street, consisting ol two lots, cm li improved . <h> one of these lots is a good'dwe!ling with firms. rooms and two fire places, the necessary out houses, garden, Ac. 4 A number of other Lois with small buiL, I dings on each, with brick chimneys, all new and' - 1 now bringings good rent. 11. PADGET. Quitman, Geo. y Sept. 12th, ist;7. b: -ts NOTICE - . mm: copartner-liipheretf fore existingbetiveen 1 L PAINE A BAUM, in the Mereamile bnsi-* ness, is this day and solved i*v mutual coiuent. ‘JOSIAII PAINE. JACOB BAUM. All indebtedness by the lute firm will be liqjii-j dated by the undersigned; and ali deb. s due said* i firm must bo paid t«* ifce under igued. i ,lUSIAIi PALNKP.,. \ Quitman. G®-,'October 10, 18U7.* 37-tP