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About The Quitman banner. (Quitman, Ga.) 1866-187? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1869)
rue (Quitman fanner, E. R. HLDES. Editor. .1 VV. ST. CI.AIK, Associate Editor. rzzzzzzz : QtJJTMAJT, GEO. O— FRIDAV, JANUARY B, ISC9. Tin- OjeeeJjeel Rebellion. We publish on our iii.st page, details ■ of tilt! outrage* Committed in one day by the lilaclc luutrs in the neighborhood of Savannah. The day Mowing warrants wore issued for the arrest of iv number of the outlaws, and platted in the hands ol of the Sheriff of Chatham county. With a small jwsvt that official repaired to the , plantations and * succeeded in "raking several arrests, and marched the! priso ners to station N0.,1 dn the Ooli Road, for the purpose ol taking „the train atj that point and carrying them to Savan* nah. lime tho Sheriff was met by j. j f/SriThf sever at hundred negroes, well j armed, who not only released the prrso ! llC rs, hut robbed the officers of tiro law j of all property on their persons; and also j informed them that no legal process should ho served iu their (tho negroes ) nurghhorhood— that they had a govern ment of their own, and were determiner to protect themselves. On the next, day (the Ist limt.) tho sheriff summoned a larger posse, and again repaired to No. 1 with warrants for the arrest of one hun dred and fifty of tho Insurrectionary ne groes but he found the om.-my intrenched ami in too largo force to make an attack upon them. lie therefore returned to the city, orni called a meeting of tho citizens for conKnUutinn. Tin; iußiimotion.'ivy orgJVOkation, vvd n'i-e ffifi'irrijed by tho itcpMuan, numbers from eight inimhed to a thousand—per haps evch greater rind all are thorough ly armed and provided with ammunition They have officers of every grade, and mean* of iiiterc Tiunujni jntiou tlmf are aJlDOat rqoM to the facilities of a regular signal coups. At this writing the negroes ore con stantJy receiving recruits from neighbor jug counties, arid forcing into their ser vice those who uro disposed to behave themselves They openly declare that their purpose is warfare, and havo bold ly cast down.the gauntlet to the whites. Wo know not what preparations are making in Savannah for the suppression of this outbreak; hut indications are that the people of that oily are disposal to avoid bloodshed, and will exhaust all peaceful moons for tho restoration of or der. This may- l>o tho truo policy but at this distance from tho scene of the troubles, it is generally believed that a permanent peace, respect for law nnd good order, will be secured only by the bhpdding of blood. Perhaps our Savannah friends aro afraid of the effect which any action of thoir’s will have upon reconstruction. Perhaps they think that ignorant, bru talized negroes can he controlled by nior al suasion! M 0-r-ri-l S-u-n-s i-o u ! ! 1— Whistle off a pack of fierce hungry hounds raging in full view of their quar ry; chain the tiger in his native jungles with chaincs nvido Os the flowers of the lottis tree; speak in dulset tones to the maniac who stands with deadly weapon poised above your head ; loro off the (tender, as with urucl beak he rends his p < y among the gorges of tho ico bound Andes; do this, and all these things and thou talk of controlling negroes by mor al suasion ! '-Who would fie free ! Themselves must strikatlie blow. . If» few hundred negroes are to control the great city of Savannah; if tho citi zens fear tho consequences, let them send their Sheriff with proper authority, for a fiotue of “Wire Grass Boys,” and* then we ll do tho rest 1 I. Since penning tho nbove, wo sec by the Savannah News of the 4th, that four companies of United States troops have been ordered to the Ogee - choc. They have not been ordered a moment too soon. Grave, oven deadly conse quences t» tho whole negro race of the South, might have grown out of this re hellion; tho torch of civil war if once ligh ted who is to quench it. bet St. Domin go, let Hayti, let the fairest islands of tho West ladies, answer, that it can only la qm nelied in blood ! J. ns be calm, but earnest; let us do n .thing rashly, bet the South belongs to ! the WHITE MAN, and it shall bche g to him, or, be made a desert and a howl ing wilderness. Arkausfis Outrages. The put rag s committed by- the nc.ro | and Radical piilitiv of Irkatisas, are sickening in the extreme, and call loud. y for vengeance upon the head* of the in- : human funds. Whole communities are , broken up business of every character suspended, and every conceivable out rage committed on dofene. Vss wetr.cn. In otic case six brutal negroes tied the husband and gratified their fiendish pcs sions by committiug an outtage too sbockiiig to mention, on tire person ol his wife, in his own presence. Ue K« Gonstrwticn. Man is u political tmker. liver t-inci Locke wrote his f.tiuomi Constitution for ■ the Carolina*, in which philosophical profundity contended with political ig- 1 norane’e, we have had great abundance [ of political tinkers. Unlike the Great Tinker, John Bun | yan, they do not even deal in allegories, l but keep hammering away at Constitu lions, laws, and reconstruction, as if their political salvation depended upon ; (lie noise, funs, and hollow reverberations : of their old political kettles—only a lit tle less hollow and brassy than their own empty heads. Sancho I’anza, Vhen he had governed J tho island of Barrataria for a few flays, ! laid down tho ensigns of government J without a sigh, only too happy to es cape from a charge in which he hud dis played singular wisdom and moderation, and in which ho hud been almost starv ed to death ! Our legislators, unlike the immortal j Sancbo, are not starved; no, not they ; I they are clothed in purple and fine linen, “like tho Itllios of tho field, they toil not neither do they spin,” but they swagger 1 around in hundred dollar overcoats, and drink unlimited quantities of forty rod : rifle whisky, and Jersey Champagne. To the thoughtful student of flintory, these men arc surely and swiftly follow- , ing in the footsteps of tho leaders of the French Revolution. While the Guillotine was streaming,! day after day, with the best blond of (Franco; while want arid misery j and gaunt despair | talked like avenging j deities through the length and breadth j ol the land ; while Iho very foundations of ad society were overturned ; and vice was crowned with flowers; and virtue clothed in rags, these leaders of the French Revolution were steeped to the lips in the most shameless debauchery, and daily consorted, openly and boldly, with robbers, harfots'and thieves. Shame on such men ! They arc a li~ j bel on tlib good and true men, North ! •and South. With the low cunning of; Galoban, with his boundless sensuality, they unite tho unbridled ferocity of Rob- i espiore, Dan ton and Nero. Greed, cunning, lust, hate, avarice, and all the avenging furies of the Heath on mythology, arc let loose upon our de voted land. 0 for a Jackson ! 0 'for one pure stern earnest man of the better days of tho Republic 1 0 for a Crom well, who, with hand encased in steel, would seize these monsters in human shape, and band them ovci to fhc ten der mercies of tho laws which they have so long wilfully outraged, and which, like an avenging Nemesis, though pale claitdo, will orio day surely overtake them ! If wo have written strongly, wo h’.ive felt strongly. No words, no mere words, were they written in letters of living fire j could ever convey the utter loathing, con tempt and abhorence which wo feel for j modern legislators. Latest from t!ie Ogecchce. Thu insurrectionary negroes on the Ogeecheo plantations, it appears, are disposed to succumb to the authorities, since the arrival of the military. On the 4th inat., fourteen of them surrendered! to tho military at the U. S. Barracks in Savannah, They were turned over to tliceivil authorities, and confined in tho Chatham county jail, under the follow ing charges against each: 1. Robbery ol J. F. Tucker ; 2 Robbery of J. \f. Mid ijeton ; 3. Robbery of Emann if Mendel, Deputy Sheriff; 5. Assault with intent to murder the watchman on the South field and Prairie plantations; (I, Assault with intent to murder Richard Winn; 7 Assault with intent to murder Redding Baxley; 8. Rescue of prisoners and res isting the Sheriff while in the discharge of his official duty; 9, Combined insuiv rection and rebellion against the lawful authorities of tho State of Georgia. The total number of warrants thus far issued amounts to thirteen hundred arid fifty. The military will see that they are all served. The war on tho Ogcocln e . ?a now doubtless at an end ; blit-, lmw long will it bo before another outbreak 'occurs ? ‘ Permanent peace and order, we are of opinion, can only bo secured by blood letting. The Bankrupt Lav. During the last days of 1,863, appli - cations for the benefits »f the Paukni; 1 Act, poured into Jhc clerk’s cilice at Fa vannah, and the office" was kept open rv a-, jtil 11 o’clock ott the night oftlioolst. so : as to give all who desired it qfi opportu nity to get rid of their debts. One man sets at five hundred thousand dollais. The Savannah Keics informs us that since the net took e!n at, < a t. e Ist e. y of June, 1 867, there huve’l con filed, in ' the (fork’s office of the United States, District Court for the Southern District of Georgia, petitions as follows: 1 or ad judication 573; for final discuarge 305. Eighty four final discharges have been granted. All who go into bankruptcy from the Ist of the present month arc required to return assets to the value of fifty per ccut of their indebtedness. Editorial Brevities. ts%, Cholera pri vails in Missouri. ; 1 The M-.nlieelio (Fla ) 'Gazelle has I hen suspended, for want of patronage, i The brave Cretans, after a pro-1 j longed and determined struggle for in dependence, have made submission to [ the Turkish authority. , ! IP's, TliA'c are forty tobacco factories lin Richmond, Va., employing 16,00% j persons | £<•_'•„ Cotton plantations in Alabama, ! within the last two weeks have ri-.en S three hundred per cent, in value. Ltsl j years crop relieved the planters of debt, land they have plenty of money left. C-'A" Under the operations of the J Homestead Act of Alabama 443 farms i have been added to tho producing area . of that State. E C.. A converted Jew was baptised in Chicago ori the 27th u!t. This makes the third Israelite converted since the settlement of Amerca. • B f-%. A bloody anil* fatal rencounter between several citizens, residing in tiie lower portion of Jefferson, county, Fieri- j da, occurred on Christmas day. Our informant reports two killed. Bs2r The Radical paper at Au/Hida, ! n sus-, ! pended; and upon its ruins is raised tin: | Augusta Daily Pre.-.r,, which purports to , jbe independent in politics. Success to | the new cntorpi ise. till" The City Council of Macon has I I subscribed fifty t 1 ousand dollars to corn-* | pleto rife Macon aiyl Augusts railroad, I £IS~ A youth Irving at Washington, j ] Ga., was recently shot and kills and bv (lie I accidental discharge of a pistol iu the ! hands of another youth. I BG4. The Alabama claims, for which 1 authenticated accounts arc filed in the I ; State Department, amount to over'eight j I millions olMollars. ! e®r An Indiana justice-iias been do- ! ing a large business in tho marrying; j line, and it is now found out- without an-1 i fhority. Great oonslei-nathm prevaih and lin consequence. A competent person is I now eugaged in .remedying the evil: but: it is thought some of the limriod coup-: j les will refuse the second nuptials. A woman recently died in Mexico at the extraordinary ago of one hundred and fortyfivo years, Eix months and twelve days. B©,» Flotow, the musical composer, was lately divorced from bis sixth wile to enable him to marry her sister. figy* It is becoming customary in New York for the bride to furnish the dress J material worn by the bridesmaids. If said custom is generally adopted, the number of bridesmaids will be regulated j by the length of the bride’s purse. SQf Commodore Vanderbilt owns I over $15,000,000 of the $28,000,000 stock of tho New York Central rail:< al. 8@“ Since the prohibitory liquor law I | lias been hi force in Maine, opium eating ! has increased to an alarming extent. S H-y A New York paper is afraid tho I ladies “will soon monopolize one half the : murder business of the country, which is now so active.” lias Woman a Sou! I A fellow in Cincinnati, Ohio, lias pub lished a pamphlet, in which he attempts . to prove, by the Scriptures, that a wn j man has no soul—that she was not de- I signed in, nor was sho part of the crea tion. That tnan is the biggest fool the sun ever shone upon, nnd lie is entitled | to a premium for ignorance and outra ’ ! gcoiia slander. Woman is the best and . fairest of creation, and if either sex is l devoid of soul, it certainly is man. In I fact, we do know men, whom we have, I at times, deemed soulless; but never yet have wo found a woman, no matter | what her position or station in life, who did not, at times, give evidence of God like virtue, truth and charity. She bless-, es earth, is a ministering angel on the rugged road of life, and will adorn the highest station in the unexplored regions of futurity. Without her creation would j have been a Failure, earlh a blank, and I Heaven would lose i(s charms if douriv-; j ed of her presence. ! The purchase by the Central and South | western Railroad Companies of $1,200,- i 000 stock in the Atlantic and Gulf R nul i from tho city of Savannah, creates con siderable excitement throughout the as the objects of the purchase. | The Augusta Chronicle .says llmt “one I jof the fruits of .this mammoth railroad | speculation,”- v-as developed in a meet i ing held in Favaunali a few days ago, : between ! , President iff the S uithwes ; by which a mw freight tariff for these »• he.oil -d, ran r: -g fr ■ i throe .to six ht: mired per cent, higher than prc«- i “Cotton, which the Central and *ont!i-' j western roads carry now from Columbus ; ! to Savannah at 20 cents per hundred, is j rated iu the new schedule at $1 35 per; : hundred. From Eufaula the present rate !of 30 cents is raised to $1 SO. From j Bainbridge tho present rate of $1 per j t ale is raised to $5 per bale. The tariff of freights from other p ■ nls on these j | roads are raised Curresp .mdh.g'y high.” ; A False llfpoit. Gan. S'ipr.jiuii, in liis *pnech at the army gathering in Chicago last month, j iCddiT.'.nitg his comrades, is reported t>»' have said: “That same flag we have fol lowed so often in the glare of the scorch j ing sun, hy the moon’s pale beams, and by the light of. the blazing torch.” A i cotemporary thinks this report incorrect' —that the Geneial never made sneir a blunder, lie thinks it ought to read :j “By the glare of burning Soothern homes : by the pale embers of consumed South- i tin towns ami vilieges, and by the light of blazing Southern cities.” . THE GEORGIA ASSEMBLY. A tel- rram informs ns that it is gen orally understood in Atlanta, that when ! the Legislature meets on the 13th inst., i it will pass resulutiniis, declaring that in its former action it was governed by an unbiased construction of the reconstrue- ' tion acts of CuiigieKs, and the new con-j Stitution of the State ; and that it was not its purpose to deprive the negto ot - any political right he had justly acqujx j cal, by either declaring further willing ness to abide by the decision of the So preme Court of the State or the T’riited 1 States upon the point at inujq. ' Abcut !iie fXrtf of Fse Asuiutsfy i I’roelaiutliaii. ' \Vjias: 11 s<; ,'on, Jannary l, 13113.—TUe j effect cf the lhesidont’s amnesiy proela ; of Cliristmas in yet tint subject of argument and doubt among <Tongres»- inen and others and it i- adu and : “j><«.•« tl..- proclamation remit or cancel rdf pen alti sand rMiere agnfcisf nil disabili ties V Among tin competent jndgen there! docs not appear to ! - any dnnht that it can 1"' pleaded in bur to pending rriinrn ; al proceedings, and that it is within tire power mid'providon • of the* Executive to pardn.i whether ficfiirtfor after n judi cia! conviction. But does"the pi’bclnThnlwn relieve as : to the disabilities deueffttedin the new j amendment To iho (.Vimliliifkin—th<*' fiinrti i'o:!i ? ’fills is the 1:1- I que?.. tton May those wlro participated in the rebellion now hold i.iHco ami votp { Are 1 the disabilities provided in the ‘hurt,cento 1 amendment intended as penalties, and if j so dues nut the President’s pardon obi.l- i crate or remove the penalty 'l In answer j to this it is churned by some that not-1 withstanding the recently adopted four | tcoi.th amendment wlrich provides lor, rcmoval.of disabilities by .a two thirds vote in Congress, the President’s power is complete, and that his pardon uuder j the second article of the Constitution ac-1 coinplishCs exactly what the Congress: may do by a U?o thirds vote ; *tiiat the fourteenth amendment does not repeal! tho second article of the Constitution, ; but at most only gives Congress concur- 1 rent power with the Executive in the subject matter named; that while under the amendment Congress may do this thing by a two-thirds vote under the second article the Executive cafi by bis pardon accomplish the same result. Such is the substance of the argument’ held by some official—legal men and Congressmen -and there is so much conflict of opinion on this iinpmfant sub ject that in till probability fheie will lie no definite scttleim-nt of it mi til a jndi cial decision shall be had. Tils' Great k • It G. R. if. StorkOprrstiafl Kn joiwnj, AT sterday tlie lion. Carlton 15. Cole. ’ .Judge of the Superior Court of Macoti i Circuit, al the suit of certain stockholders of the South Western railroad, through Uieir attorneys: the Messrs. Nisbets & Jackson and Aica.os Wiiittle & Gtistin, granted a bill of injunction against the Southwestern. Railroad company and the Central Railroad awl Banking Company, forbidding thu purchaso by said compa* nics of stock in the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad 0 unpany, recently transferred to them, or either of them, by the city oi SatUum 'h and restraining said companies front all attempts to control, through said stock, the operations of the Atlantic and Gulf railroad, and the commercial and business interest of Central, South i ern and Western Georgia, to be affected and controlled hy the use of said stocks : iii the hands of the said companies. The injunction, cf course, will l>e fought iu the court below, on a motion to dissolve, and then, go which way tlie cause may, appeal will be taken to the Supreme Court of the State. It is, probable, in respect to iis scope, and gen-, era! consequent**, tiio most- important suit ever brought in GeorgitK and in-the course of trio trial, will array the best . e itytinetii n restrains thu purchase : in ques; in. on the grounds of a violation of.tiie franchises el these companies, arid of general public uti’hty and convenience, i Maeon TcUyraph, 3 d. A Stautunu Er.i !’: ■ vto:f—Prnfeasor L"onida.s, an astrulogist of Indianapolis, pnM'-.oes the lolhiwing predict: -*as; 1 übservid by the planets that a dread- , 'ini t'Li'Vue xv 11 e •mmenco in Russia,, originating from s : iks brought over from Cairo, Egypt, and Turkey, it xviil exten 1 across the Baltic, ova, anil will desolate Germany, cause immcnco mortality in England, and then spread to the United ; Elates. Tins dreadful epidemic will spot j the" people like a leopard and turn their fl-vsh t.) a purple black. The pestilence will carry t-n -nch aa amount of mortals that th IV v.-::: r t be . ugh hft to b:i v the dead, er <iv- t;. a Christian burial. The street; of ue cities, towns and villages will lie swarmed with the dead aii.l Hying. The groans and yells of horror will lid every breast with coaster-> nation. (Mi sdlsides confnslon will abound The death knell wilt cease to toll as the ’ malady rages in fury. The stench of the. dead will become so common that the survivors will not heed it. 53* An early Spring and extr.xordina-: ry heavy crops, are predicted for the! present year, in this section of country j Baron Rothschild leaves the house in toe Rue Unfittc. Chateau de Kurc.siic, , Chateau de Fcn icres, Ciiateau Lufittc. and all their conients, and $100,000,000 to fix eldest son, M. Alphonse dc Roths child, who is to be the head -f the firm, i’iie remainder of the estate is divided e qnally among the other children. The day of the ftmcrel a Napoleon was given every pauper who called at the house; 20,000 paupers called, aii<Js- 1,000 were distributed On the 4tli inst., the militia of Marion county, Arkansas, drum head court marfialed live citizens and shot them. Tiie negroes of Brooks county ! were highly elated during the Christmas ! holidays. 4 They were hourly expecting ■ ! the arrival of a Bureau official to set | apart for them land and mules. There i was to be no more mingling of races, anil CulFee was, henceforth, to be* a I “gemao” of property and leisure. Nary I Bureau name—arid the disappointed pro- j | ceeded to contract and sccuic homes for | i the present year. " tar It is iioxv considered certain, that I Congress will declare Georgia illegally ! reconstructed and remand her to a IVir -1 visional Govenpintetr Tla’ke Is not 1 ewn .gh.’bilg p,-:” Tn {ljf'trfehAdt Coii'Sf-ni 1 M'cnfammte. Sheriff ’s Kate. *IfM7TLTi Wof* fl;e Court House door V 7 hi %iif.ntfcn on tbof t Tuesd .yin February | bottwea |h.! iitni.# ol *ib« l#U**wu.g ; property ,to wit : Lot of Lund \nuib ■ ‘WJ* h’lfttlfx i m<J f'.jr'j throe In t! e Twcffflli FlLiip U unaiuaUj Irw in. kl'o ft. fit /i»r nr-/, n. 4«r>4i(t#r ss. K. if. .-hi*3<*y* [unu.&i oat hy n. 4 ui f Al««. one hWMiroil nw ! kftv of Lamf* mure ui' Jc-w.. in lac #vru4fef es i« ' .x«i. !•••'. iu t|wi;..Woajli IWstrim “LBfogi.j C«n:uy. 1»y vn tu 1 < r a ffTl Hr fnvor of ; WilHv.n rt, '. *-.ny 'Alvtfl. Iropert;. junsrtiji! ont r>y «£i<] |a«>rf«/ - .e i. • - Uic vfdW h- f gi’ i.mt N*». 17 : V oi : IMMtivd C• Ml’ v. ,;i OU U • ■ l-ropei’Sy of Iv<v -Ve/yiomu.-i,. tn * ft. fa. ; i>AU‘r;l from the Sujomt Court of s'il f eoijaty in iUvor of NVu. TAfm x*. \ A. V ■ ■. = .«.* fn‘mini out toy-- At! v .'?y. A! ), ojHi headreff . *iv -n tj .* north w : 4 corner iitli Strict of G. W. Albritton-t« .- .li*fy smuh-y ft. Uiat -ku» i from the Jufsiicc s (h>«rt. es the liifJ Üblrict G. Al, Levy made by Cpnstahle and r* to me. I>. V. SherilT. .farmary S, iy<). 4 fMt 1 LUiiLLt. IhiaoK.sCoi-.vn-.- -VvlnvaiT idiiu W Lee app]i*’.s*to me for LcUces of a*lminis tration. ffc Ix'rtL non, on tin™ nutate of John lav. i»t<f of siid county. dcceftEcft TbcHC are tliereibro tu ciw ami mJr.i«ni«h ail parties at inteiest file Un ir ol»je*Hioue. u ititlp i the time prescribed by law otberwLe said IctUvs ! will bw granted to tin* uppficrtnfv * Jams* L. H*m. (> B. C. i January Bth. 1869, Petition for Personality. ! Sl’ATi; OF (JEORGIA. ) .. I Uhooxs Oovm t. J- Coma ol Ordmary. 'MrmßtnCA'S, J. TT. Hlf>PY hiring apnlt.-i ▼ T for exemption of 1 will pa** upon the R.tmo on the With iiay of Jrirmaiy\ at U) o'clock a. % j . ut my o/itetk. ! Given under my hand and official signaturo, t this 30th day of Deeeufb; ?. i v . • L Us e r, Ordinary. January 8, 18f5'J. Petition for Homestead. |' w Kffi cw ' [“«”•*^' : M\« ri\y.i\ Edmonson having V V apptiftt for exempt!err of ami j netting apart amt vaiautitm of I wH! I pas? upon the «uiue at oilman, on the loth day j of Jauuary ,)16a9. at ,my office, at 10 o’clock, j AM (Jiven under my hind and offtehit signature, this doth day ot !* ■■»«h *r, 18ns. J ua*>4» L. Jvwa i v. Ordinary. January 8, foot). 49*2 1 Petition for Homestead. \f WKRtfiV*' Thomii i Malony hating applied % * for oxempuon of jM-AMomli; r und souiiig *|mrt and \ aluatii nos Oo ne * ‘.«L 1 unll pass i upon the same' at Quitman, on th? day of 'January, 18hi), at II oVIO-k. n. m.. at ary of fice. (Liven under my hand a ad. official signature, j this 7th day es Jamiary, iSv'.L IJxX&s i*! lir.Atr. Ordinary. January 8, M 69. 40- tt QUIT Hi AN ACIDXn, siffit urn, atraik LULTLRfIB FEMAII. mriK tiXEunsps of tystttttton 1. Jwilt be'resumed du Monday, the Literary Pei’artmk\t. Rev. O. L. :«ticl Mr. O. M r . S PEVEA \ * Mraw: IteMAHrM knt. I Rate? of Tuition. Six. Light or Twelve Dollars , j per QnarteF l u -£ordui£ K> the advaneeiffent of | the pnpit I Tuiiion payable at the end of eaeh Quarter. — : So d* i,n’!k>n made, except iu eases of protract i Board, in good families. $15.00 per month. Qui:i:i Ca.. J % ISAL 1:- DISSOLUTiOvL rpHE GOPARTSERSIOT Krct-.i ay vxiit'ng between fte andersigood at Qaitaan i : Ga., v and: solv jl by mauial Ki'.her partner is authorized to sign la Hqai-J ; dation. Tlie busihc*« at Ousl. j's will be Continued liy \V. A. SVALKER, oa bis own ... J R. SMITH. XV. A. WALKER. G. G. SMiTU, Jin Quitman, Go.. Jan. ?, I?G3. 43-U J. BERRIEN OLIVER, Emeriti (Lommission Hlcrcljunt, No. 97 Street, (over Wilcox, Gibbs A Cos. j IsAVANANII GEORGIA. I December t. lj-t. ly Quitman Retail Prices Current. CORRECTED WEEKLY, Macon ; H ff*... 20 (Vi; 25 Butter - Go.* he a j,?» lt>... t»5 ot. Country | j-* ft*. . . 25 (<u 30 Caudles ’ A flv . . 35 50 Cheese j'p tti. . 25 (n> 35 Colfee —Lio *f>. lb. . 29 (nf 33 Corn bush 50 Crackers |p lh ... 20 («; 25 Kggs j; iloz . 15 i’l- 20 l lour —C uperliae p bbl 15 00 <.«' 16 00 Paiuily p bbl 17 00 (n 20 00 (iintrer |rK 1b... («c 50 ■ l.:i;’,i rp, 1b.... 23(4 25 .Oysters Jp can ($ 40 Pea< !ies j‘P can (4 7*o Pickles * ip jar.. 50 (k 75 Potatoes Iri>h p bush 250 <« 3’ Sweet p bush Ci’ 50 Powder..-. |plb... 60(4 75 Potash ip 1b... (a; 20 '■Lice jp. 1b... 15 <4 16 Haisins jp. Ib . . (o': sft cult ip uek. 3 50 (a\ 4 50 Snap Ut, 2t* Sugar jp fb. . . 16 (*4 25 Svrup jp. gal.. 50 Ou 75 Soda jp & 2*5 .Shot jp t». . (a, 20 Starch ? ;V* 5h 20 (a-. 25 Tobacco good article.. jp, fb . 160 ip 20® Yin* .. . . jp. gal - 6Q < t y, 75 ST. GLAIR & MOSELEY, mM r ounstlors it t fab, QTJITMAIC, OA. T&* All Claims sen l to n? for collection. In j Florida or G«- - : a, will receive prompt attmt : tior. , ... | - fra 'lts HOKfiSTEAD PROVISION, j OUDIAAHY'S OFFICi:. ( t Quit mat. Lnooxa Co. y Ga., Qct. 23, 186S. j persons (lest t ons nt avaMiuT Ih ms i var?eof tsie of the ITouh** f>n*ad law. *nn tic -,v b» woec in:jiodat#d by making cut a M'h-.MIe an 1 rij Lou of their per- uftl tie in my offtw; then the applicant m will be made fur the lL»nn*- stt»a(f. Afier w.eh I will !-?*«■«• an order, diiotrt cd t - the i. i-anty - .i to lay .wl' and a pdstt bf tlie same, and return to tiiis oilier. (37-tO L. PLATy, U. II- Q, * ii< »L<. H :*.-.s> C a .*>. \i Wcvu-s, Uu». AJT I? . -n. AdmiuPtmtef on the ***4iite of -to me for . !■ . Ham Ids a Uniaistralkm ot .- : V**. tret!: : vfore to CiN* ami wl* r ■ • al intrresi t.» t. . ; ... • the ,h i- pr.’.-cribed by ia». *i j'rnuw oia ,0i ... ».> w..i tie giant* and i«* applicant J Vr Me( Af.L. Ordinary. ! July 24, 1868. Cm (1 id M{«! LY, pROOKs Coi'.vTv. Whereas, YY. U X • Adintais! ralor, i\)>pltes b'» irfft To'r Leu-T.-. «•;' Mdaß.dvJii from Uio hS.tate of A. J . Groover, late of said county, deceased, j* These are t!i ere fore to admonish ali parties concetti*.* ] to be ami appear at my office, within the fime preseilliFil by law, to KhoV chm-m*. ilhmy Ci<". have, wdry said Ldltcfs ijliouid n*ft be granted. Witness, iny official signature, this July 21th, JuJLi C, -ffcCAi L. (lidinaiy. July 51. l'Ts ' fim / ' LOBGIA, Bhooks eo!,\TY Two months hf \ I ter date the uiidersigru and. Administratrix ; on the «a*ate td John A. LdmowLom deceased, will apply to the Ordinary ofsaij connty for an order and decree of court to sell tlw real es tate of said deceased, for the benefit of the heirs j and creditors thereof .>/ It AII G. Lj*MOM»So.\, Adiu’x. j December'7th. iBC;s. 2m / 4 id >I!C IA. I’KOO . CoiNTY. Whei't J. VT Dugger. Administrator, lu.u applied to mu fur LeUerc td' Dismission from the eaate of Jn*. If. (irboter. dbcea-ed. # i The: *’ are tii‘*rei'ore to cite and admonish yll j parties at interest to file their objections within I the time prescribed by law.otiierwi.se Raid letters will be graatuddhe applicant. J. G. McCall, <Y.lj C July 24, 1- 68. cm ■ >b' UL< )UG LY. Brosd;aiCO!U:;y .-->ther«*- O us. <'alien Hester epjdies to m*’ lot* i.eOfevs of Adniinistliitfon oh the fvcrufe M Yf ! B tif<*y. bite of t*nid cormtf. deiteise l. These are th**i’ef>u*e to »*te nii par lew Uier ; est t*> fib* their td>j’*eti«* s withyi jhe tiiji*- pre so’ribed by 1- -v. oiiierw i-e said lyriefr W iff. he i gi anted to said applicant. Giveit underTny hand ami o- cm! si*nMrt*, j this DeckUnbvr Ditto, J t'M.A L. Be vr.v, < r lii u*y. In ; * iwher 25,1•*»>■•. *l7 ' t for 1359, )\m BA IL\ TivLKIiRAPIf- This p*p»*r will ♦mter the y,*nr with a very heavy xipcnliiion. B u iii #vf*rbc found in th * Irmit rank of Southern Journali-an to sos the latest new- dorft;--tic ;nd lon igfi. ft Wlff be invaluable t-> the Fl.mier, t; e Meehaalc and th » lhmirtesM and i*rofe>sionel mca. It wail take stroug hold of every important iu'ensst o! (rt*pr gi’t .u i the Fo.pj-hj and wit'.cut impmgirg at nil • »n the sphere eft’. - ngrlehUtiml JonrhnD, it will contain more timely and important atfTK’MDurai mutter, during the year, tluin my of them. Tkr.m.- - $ i') per annum, or ’sa Tor hix months, or $1 per month. Georgia Semi-Weekly Telegraph Will bo published Twice a week. It will preseat ! the sarrto cbkractcrlsHe? as the Daily— be of the same size and contain few or no advertisements The first number wiU be issu.-d on or about the Ist January. Price; Siaycar and $2 for six . months. * i . r, :r : -- AVrrkiy TV3( ;-ra»h. Th j - h.* '■/ 1 r- fn the ■ <• ''»?.!•“ • sty U taauiitiff matter. Wo ; rhaW iwapt-lw* i: . enu nts. , and a- . . tmily Jon ;al ht< no <;nperior In t 1 « -s. CLiABY & RI.ID. dec IH-tf Macon, Ga. NO W Ki:A T> Y • somiEßx mm jorrai, . For s ale by al 1 Newsdeah' r«*, * Mrs. \\ lnstanz.sv's Great Sioyv, entitle a, THE P E A »A A T G I it L, Ar,«o. THE Cruise of the Six Hundred, BY MAJ. W. W. Cor.nsßOßOUOlt. The account he gives of tin? hortable sufferings and privaiions iuflUted upon Six Con federate Officers, who were sent, in D>di, from i Sort Delaware to General Foster's Department in the for reumaiory purposes, is almost beyond uroan bcliaf; but these are*hUl many Lviug v. 1 h--ses to the facts. Everything wrt : have ever read of brutality io prisouarg during the war pales before this, which causes us an in voluntary ehnddnr. Truly there is a Wirz who ■ has been overlooked. 1 The Southern Home-Journal is published af. Baltimore. Mu., by John Y. 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