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About The Quitman banner. (Quitman, Ga.) 1866-187? | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1870)
(The (Omtmnn §auncr. T_. O O A L . V .. QUITMAN', JULY 15, 18T0. Tim public m e ossmvl tli.it TGTT’S LIVER FILLS are PURELY VEGETABLE,CONTAIN ING NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY, j- -2m - Agricultural Meeting. Ji'dcit J. 0. M rtuX, President of "Bin iks County agricultural Society A riilvcts that there shall be a meeting; of t-.u immb is if Attill Sciety, on ‘Sutur fl V, the 30:!i ii.st., fur the purpose of Delecting three ib'Vg'ates to the State Contentin' ! t<* assemble at Atlanta, on the 16th il;i> if August next. An 1 it is requested that every member of the Society l>e present at Quitman on tin day designated. School .Matter-. The R laid of Trustees, at a meeting on the fi-li ilist , elected Mr. Emmeit IV i muck as I’litic'pal of the Quitman Academy, for the remainder of the y a -1870 Mr. Wi mack is a young gentle l inn, a graduate of Emory College, and ■Cenif s well recommended. -C ipt. J. 1.. Moseley, it will be seen by odvci tisernent, resumes the exercises of his school on Monday, the Bth day ol August; and present prospects are tint In- will receive a large numb r of pit — 4 ! >s We have •ot been notifii and if the day which Mr. 0. W. Stsvkss will re sume the exercises of his sell o'; w. presume, however, about the middle ol August. In this connection wo would remtirk, that the recent examination us M . StEi'E.y pupils was entirely satis factory to his patrons. Mr.S. 3. Stricklan’d.—We undo stand tint this gentleman, who, a few weeks ago, kindly co: seated to art as General Agent far the Quint ax Banner, has re* •c nlly made a bus’nc's eng igetncut with the well known and p iptilar dry goods h-u-e if W. G. lionixsoN & Cos , of Savannah, and has entered up in ti c duties of his new pos’tion. Wo wish him much prosperity in his new fi. Id ■ f labor and congratulate Messrs. It. & Cos. on s curing liis set vices—for lie is a; ytuug gentleman of energy, p -rsever cnce and strict integrity. UiovAiui of F, r-ly Th ri hot ties ol XxTtriin'a It iih Ukstuh ii-ivk wei " sidil from J:.u. Ist in Juno lit. which f.i ■: tolls its own slnry. 'lLs so clean, an<l looks so nice that the ladies are idl delighted with it. Set- advertisement. -C *1 Antj-Sectarian Sen mi..—Cnpt. Jam:’ 1,. M"sn. v sets foi ih at lenglh the char aeter of Seim I he desires to establish in Quitman. It is the only mural basis upon which ii slitutions of learning can be Biiceeß'dally established; and wc ate ! happy t" learn that the Captain reee'vi-s gener tin cue utiagi incut. Individual!; , we and" not desire our children to bo in structed mid influenced to in tube the tencuts of any particular religious sect, in the sc' o and ro. m; we send them there to learn the King’s Englisn. For their ! religious iustructiou. we place in their J hands the Bible iMf, and permit tin m j to draw their own conclusions from the | j lain iinvari islu and teueliingsof the Great | Apostle. We understand that Capt. j Mostu.kv will v ail Baltinc re at linearly ! day f r ll e pm pose of securing a com/ic tent teacher to a-sist him in his school j labors. Nnjar Mills ami Svetlles- We din ct attention to the advertise- | ment of Mr. S. W. Gi.easox; E-qr, of Savannah. lie is engaged in the man ul .ellire of the l Sugar Mills and Ketiles that are put up in the country, I and l.is prices are more reasonable than . almost any other manufacturer in tin- j Smiii. liecetit improvements make Mr. j tiu.A -i n's Fi: gar Mills the oust ilisira | hie lor planters, as it is almost itr.pos- | sdde for them to get out of order; am! the con paeln- sa of their construction, make tie m far to me durahlc than those \ sold by manufieturers geiieraily.. F v eral of these mills wi re introduc and in j this seetion of c unlry last yi ar, and I they h ve given untie- sa'isfictiu >. I VYe will take pleasure in ordering Mills and Keith s for persons desiring to sc- ; cure tli- m. Torn nr.m lit at .\iuilaa. We have been informed that the your g ; gentlemen resident im the neighborhood if Nankie, Brooks county, l.avc made pre|aiations fa- a T"tn nanmnr, on Tunrsday, the 2l»t inst., to contest for the prvih ge of selecting aid crowning the ‘Queen of Love and Beauty ” Capt. James L. Mosel y, of Quitman, has ac cepted an invitation to deliver an ora tmi on the occasion. Fr m w: at we can learn the young gentlemen are do-i termined to make this affiir a grand sue css A dinner will be prepared for j those win* l.nn r the Knights by thcii presence, and a Ball conclude the cere- j monies in the cv nh g. The following is a list <if the i flieers I and K ights who will engage in the i T uruav: ■ Chin: Martial, Capt. John H. I’oiven; Assistant Martial: G T. Tuten, Judges: W. I>. Wade and H. Radford. Knight of Nankin: It. E. Ik-ddingfu-UL Knieht o! McDonald: Daniel Blastoiv. Knight of Waterloo: Jno. Coltinv. Kaigut of th • Re ! Rove: Wai. O'.. Knight of Southern tabertv: Jos. Darrncott. K’uight ot the Grand. Cross: John Dens a. Oeeota: Joel Denson. Knight of Mad ism: Henry Denson. Knight of the Empire Slate: Thomas D1 wards. Avenger of the Comjnei ed Banner: H. N. Fearn sides She: wood of the Fores’: James Groover. Knight of ti ejaighw: y: Ne's a Hulcombe. Knight of the While Rose: Samuel ID n lerson- Kuigh: of the W ilderness: Z. T. Knight. Knight of C'fceiry Lake: Charlie McNair. Knigl t of N'no’.vdowu: M m. Owen. Knt'rbtot the Lore Suit: Haywood Taylor. Knight Sir William Wall.t. e : Jno. Thompson. i i. :gh- .. ' sN J- u. - vi ii .a. ASSSASfc- IN A I'lOAf. riioiustii M. Alexander the Victim THE VERDICT OF THE JURY OF INQUEST. JimJsseyA Hunter Charged With th3 Murder. | We are railed np in the present week, j to record one of the most cold blooded ; assassinations Unit ever occurred in the | annuls of crime ; and the victim of !I ho black hearted monster’s vengu j atico was one of the must pr< raising a* ; greeable and p pularyoung men in the county ol Brooks—liigh’y connected, ed ucated, refined, in the enjoyment of ro bust liea'th, surrounded by the luxuries that wealth alone supplies, and with biigbt prospects for along, prosperous and happy career in life; and in addition ! to all this, rumor avers that ho was at i a a early day, to be wedded to one if the fairest and most Intelligent ladies ol Brooks county. At ties writing we have but few par ticulars of this fiendish assassination. ,1 appears that the decease I, Mr. Thomas Ah xui.der who was living on the planta tion of his father, I)r. J. M. Alexander paid a social visit to a neighbor’s house (Rev. C.S. Gauming) en the evening of j Tuesday, the 12ih inst., and remained j until between 1 I and 12 o'clock at nigh!; j at which hour bidding the mcmlcis ot the household ’‘good night,’’ lie Mounted | his horse and di parted tor lion.p. Soon i after Mr. Alexander departed, members of Mr. Gacuiing's household heard the report of a lire arm; but il being nothing j unusual, no attention was paid to it, j On the next morning, however, an ! hour or two Us re day, a negro discov ered the dead body of Thomas Alexander ] lying iu the road a slant distance from | the residence of James Mokkow, which is I distant about a quarter if a mile from Mr. Gaui.M,xu's. The inference is, (hat the assassin j was aware of the visit of Mr. Alexander to the reside nee of Mr. Gallium;, and fur I some real or imagined injury, determin j ed to slay him as he departed fur his ! home. For this purpose, he concealed 1 himself along side the read, over which j the deceased was compelled to p iss, and \ as ho did so, the deadly charge was (Led. The shot took effect in the l ack f deceased, and must have resulted in almost instant death. Since the for going was placed fn type, the Jury "I inquest on the body of fn mas M. Alexander, has completed its labors, and rendered the annexed verdict, charging Jiupsey A. lluntkr with tie murder; and he has been arrested and is n iw confined iu the dungeon of the Quit m in j ill. We do not publish, this week, any ol ’the evidence elicited before t! e jury of inquest—preferring not to further in cense the public against the prig mer. I: gnilry t o law will ad sinister strict and I impuitia! justice. The Verdict. ' “An inqnVlion, indei ted, taken at j Okapiloo, in Ihe county aforesaid, the ; 13th day of July, INTO, before Samuel I. j Moore, the Coroi or in and for said conn* ; tv, upon the view of (he body < I Tn .mas M. Alexander, Ihen and there lying ih ad i upon the oaths of ileurv F. Mabbelt, W, 0 McCall, I’. Sheffield" John Delk, A llui t -r and Ebjnli Wade, good and law ful men of said county', who fiaingsworn j and charged to inqnbe in the part of j the Slate aforesaid, when, where and how, and alter what manner the said j Timmas M. Alexander came to l.is death, j upon their ■ aim do say, that the said } Til mas M. Alexander came to his death j by a gl » shot wound loaded with a full ebarge of powder and buckshot—the full cha: ge of shot entering his right arm, below the si uukler, and pass ng through into his b"dy The evidence and c r.nim .stances - Heading the i: quest, point to Jimp.-ky A, Hunter as the person who, with malice aforethought, and without the fear<;( God before his eyes did hold and fire the gun which caused the and ath of'J'h ma > M. Alexander as aforesaid, u gainst the peace and dignity of the Sta'e a force aid. A■■ I’d tor ( lined ! The Editor of the Banner has been j privileged for eighteen years to drive | the “gio-y goose quill” in an editorial l capacity. During such period he has been engaged in many exciting politica' and personal controversies. Corrupt i office seekers have anathematized him in j political harangues; in experienced edit j ors have frequently besmeared him with j the mud of political enmity; Goverriorsl have disc tided from their exalted posi ; lion, and threatened executive venge j ai.ee; and rag-tag political adventurers, | innnmcrubl , have boasted of (heir abill ! ty and intention of administering to hi- , quivering back the tortures of the cow hide. We pa'Scd through all this scatii j h ss—with tiyiig c.l ors—and on Imt Monday were congratulating ourself on j sn loeg escap ng the dire vengeance of men who threatenid much—when, to I our surprise and horror, there appeared j on the'thresh Id i. C our sanctum, tour ! young at' letic men. We trembled with i Exceeding great fear The hour of our humiliation had cmiir; our fate was seal | ed. They bold-ly entered onr sanctum ! —directed us to take a standing posi- j i tion—and without the least lies'ta • tion, adiuin'siered to the Editor of the | Banner, a g. ateel caning —as will more i fully be learned by reference to th: ful lowiug correspondence. And the caw \ n.-ed on the occasion of this agreeable i outrage is an admirable piece of artistic I skil and bears the (bl owing inscription: “Pieacnled to F. K. Fildes bg the Quit man Knights.” QnT.iA.vGa. July 11, lsin. F, R. 1 if.- Fs. R«u- Ffr— in token ..f our appreciation of sen-lei's reO'le-ed to tl e 'KutMiJ , ' us Quiimea " l>v \c-:i . t'n-.neli th< .-'mnD- of Hie J'»-..vr-. s-e Lave * 'be pi* sa re of pa- cniiii- y a —.-j - c' A _, *, ' ! u slijrJi* iickui'Wlt-il-rmei., of mu* iu.. 4j ..uuu lot ’ the kindness slion-n in our lieitulf. Very respeetfiilly, W A. Mi N’m. , <5 En. \V. Avrett I II M. Mclntosu ( Counulttce. Z. T. Wattles, ' “Banner Oeeioe, I Qeitm in, (hi., July 11, IS7O. ) Wm-st*. IK. -t- ..Ui'.Y'/i, (>ea. tV. Avrett, 11. JL Sfelntosh ((aJ Z T. Wattles, Committee, d'c. Gent..emkn: It is fluttering to learn, that my editorial efforts have met the approbation of tho young men of Brooks county; bat when the as surance is coupled with a handsome testimonial of respect and esteem, mere Words are inadi" quote to give proper expression to tho silent monitor that,sureharges the heart with gratitude Your valuable present is highly appreciated and for which my sincere thanks are tendered, through you. to the --Knights of Quitman.” May they long re nin their organization nnd may each individual Knight’s career, through life, bo marked with deeds ot noble chivalry,; Christian charity, and kindly acts to all man kind. With high respect, 1 am gentleman, Your oli’t serv’t, F. K. FILDEB. F.it sit Garden Feed.— Dr. J. 11. Mc t’afl. has just received at his Thug Store ii Quit’nan a fresh lot of Fall Garden Seeds, which are jyuai antced fresh and good, l’arties in need of steal ve 11 and > w. 11 to call pro aptly and supply l! e;n seives. A New MeDlclm: ‘ Eureka." —We ! refer ilie rtader to the advertisement <1 anew rimtdy, recently discovetcd by ; Messrs Taylor, Jklks & Cos., of Haw* j kinsviHe, Ga, fur all diseases arising | from a derangement of the nervi.ua ! system. Experienced physicians endorse iii as at: excellent imdicii.c, and highly 1 recommend it in the treatment of iLseas jrs etitim Tilled. Jt is for s tie at the Drug Store of br’s Brlggs A Jerks, tin 1 we would advise the afflicted to give it a.trial. “Quitman Debating Society”. —T o members of this S >cietv arc requested I to meet at the Court House, on ncx ; We duo-day night, the 20th inst, for the j transaction of important business. All members are requested to be present J J. M. Giles, .Secretary. Special Iktitfs. Ht sl Difcnce. “The weak ciitctli herbs/’ says St. Taul, bo that eighteen hun lred )-ears ago the value of medicinal plautn was appreciated. Ii tho Old Testament botanical remedies are repeatedly recommended Out in no p&sftfigc of sacred histo i ry is man recommended to swallow calomel, or blue pill or any other mineral preparation. The sick were directed to eat herbs to strengthen thorn, to purify them, to heal them, to restore them. In that day the art of making vegetable extracts was unknown. The herbal medicines were mere infusions. It was reserved fora later age to unite the '•amtary essences of tonic, aperient and anlibil •-mis roots, barks, and plants, with an active tiinulant . and thu secure tln-ir rapid diffusion through the debilitated or disordered system. ! The crowning triumph of this effective mode of j concentrating and applying flit! virtues of med | icinal vegetables was achieved in the production j of ll'Estetter’a Stomach Hitters. Never before had J i perf<’c:ly pure alcoholic stimulant been com* j billed with the expressed juices of the finest spe | -’ifie.s of the vegetable kingdom. Never yet, though eighteen years have elapsed since its in troduction, has this great restorative been equal led. It is talo nat all seasons, iu fill climes, as the moat potent safeguard against epidemics, as ;i protection againd all unhealthy exhalations that produce debility or beget disease: as a rem- I edy for intermittent and other malarious fevers j as an appetizer; as a sovereign cure for dyspep- j sia; as a general tonic an I invigorauf; as a gen- j tie painless aperient; an ft blood depurent; as a nervine; as a curt! for bilious affections; ;.s a harmb’FS anodyne; and as the iikft i hflexer; o. iii;alth under nn»avor«ible circumstances such as sedentary pursuits, undue bodily or mental exertion, hardship, privation and exposure. Tlic “I’ain K iller.” The foreign and (Innotie demand for Perry Davis A .Son’s great medicine —the Pain Killer- I was never before so large as it has been of late; j we think the time has arrived when tin* declara- \ tion may be m£dc without the possibility of | j refntation, that the city of Providence in the j I State of Rhode Island, of the United Spates of j America, has furnished the entire habitable globe j with a medicine which in point of universality j of demand, extent of itsofi loess, complete efli- | ; ciency for all the purposes for which it is do | signed, and wide'spreuding enduring popularity ] has never been equalled by any medicine in ; Europe or America. The universality of the demand for the Pain Killer i.< a novel interesting, and surprising sea f tore in Lho history of this medicine. ‘Tts fame his out ” into every quarter of thcfjiabita- j ble globe. The Pain Killer is now regularly j sold in large and steadily increasing quantities, | not only to general agents in every State and j Territory of tbo Union and every Province of British America; but to Buenos Ayres, Brazil. | Uraguay, Peru, ( bill and other South American : St i es to the Sandwich islands, to Cuba andotb- i er West India Islands; to England and Continen j ta! Europe; to Mozambique, MudagU'Car, Z; nzi , bar and other African lamb ; to Australia and [ Calcutta, Rangoon and other places in India. It | has also been sent to Ohina, and we doubt if there is any foreign port or any inland city in j Africa or /Gia which is frequented by American and E iropean missionaries, travelers or traders i do which th : Pain Killer has not been intro duced and been sought after. 2he extent of Uh usefulness is another great sea tore of this remarkable medicine. It is not only the best thing ever known, as everybody will confess, for bruises, cuts, burns, Ac., but for | dysentery or cholera, or ar>y sort of bowel com- j plaint it is a remedy unsurpassed fur efficiency | and rapidity of action. In the great cities of! British India and in the West India Islands and , other hr t climates, it has become the standard j medicine for all such complaints, as well as for I etispepsia, liver complaints and other kindred ’ disorders. F« r coughs and colds, canker, asth- ■ ma and rheumatic difficulties, it has been prov- i ed by the most abundant and convincing trials ! and testimony to be an iuvaVuab e medicine , The proprietors are in possession of letters from \ persons of the highest oharac‘er and r» sponsi billty testifying in unequivocal terms to the cures effected aid the satisfactory results pro duce 1 in an almost endl =s variety of ea cs. by the use oL this great medicine.— Vror. 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Kpriiitr Dev lisads. 1871 DEWITT a MORGAN, No. 139 Congress street, Savannah,Ga., Have commenced receiving their stock of 5T*5 75 *• I3t' E 2 C 512& tlm* te'QSAB* IU Xb « to whieji they would invite tho attention of the citizens of South west Georgia generally. Our Stock of Goods is complete in nil its various departments, viz : DRESS GOODS. GLOVES, EMB-ROIDEIIfES MOURNING GOODS, HOSIERY, GI.OTHS, DOMESTIC “ CORSE FS, C.ISSIMEUKS, ft'liP “ SHAWI.r, n.ANTATION GOODS "HUE “ NOTIONS, I'NDKUVESI'S, Jcc. Jt-*' Samples of Good.* sent by until on aiiptication. ‘Me ip Cl oftif s if errive tl If et 11 1; . Fubi-nary 2j. 1.570. Slim "Schwarz'S* brad y 7 i:s;s miOrcaiTON 7 . (Between Bull and Whitaker.) SAVANNAH, ----- GEORGIA, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HEALTH;* IQ OIL OIjOTHS, W INDOW .SHADES, WALL PAPERS, C’l'lM'AJX’S, t pit oisl ery Goods of Every Description, AT Kiw -Stroj-IIE X?r.,j:CK?3. SCHWARZ St BEADY’S 13 T WAH33M© US §3S - mai-25-ly 133 BROUGHTON STRUCT, SAVANNAH, CA. ” NEW GOODS. LB b finch. dkvi.ki; ix " faitcn miii Staple .19in (booh, GROCEUIES, *V<-.. HAS rconivi-fl a Conqilrtv Stock of every di-.s enption of ; Spring a Summer (bods. ft W kMdkaoivo Press Conds, Calicoes. Domestics, Trimmings. Notions. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Ac , Ac. ms stock OF ©oi©©Sßaa® 0 t-onsists ol Cenernl Family Suj»plies, bucli as Flour, Coffee, Sugar, Pejiper, Spice, Pol-ash, Canned Oysters, Pickles. Ac.; Tobacco, Snuff. Ac. A good supply of HARDWARE , TINWARE, ( ROCKERY, if:(J, The continued patronage of tho public h re spectfully solieled, and fair, honorable dealing gu irauted. //rM-Cuunla y Produce of every description re ceived in exchange for goods. J. H. FINCH, i Quitman, March 20. t<S'7o. tf' GEORGIA WE INSURANCE Oo t , OF COLUMBUS. Incorporated Capital s,r>S.oo- ( i Assets 408,000 | J. F. BOZEMAN, Pres t, D. F. WILCOX. See ? v. ! (’ontiuues to furuisti perfect 'eeurity against loss j j or damage by lire on all kinds of'insuiable proj> . erty at adequate rates. Agents ran be found a' every prominent point m the Southern Slates, to whom applications fur insurance may be made Apply to W. F. HOOKER, Agent at Quitman, Georgia. February 1, 1870 ly A ORE': 7 NLWSPARER ! - I tIH IffiY IHffl — Journal and Messenger, MACON, (.A. INS printed upon a- heel N>2 inches, and con lain: FIFTY .SIX COLUMNS! It is a com-I plete and unbroken reo ml of events, Foreign f and Domestic from week to week ■ pre.-etile.) in | fifty columns of News Political, Agricultural. I Literary, Religious, and Miscellaneous matter. It is believed no paper in the South or the conn- j try presents greater attractions to the Southern reader or the man interested in Southern events , or Southern progress. Terms: $2. p< r annum or $1.50 for six tin i.ths, always in advance. The paper will always Im j disc ntinued at the expiration of the time paid < for. unless renewed. (’tubs of ten per~«'ii. or more at a single post- ; office will be supplied by remitting twenty five j dolhirs. or two and a half dollars to each sub j HCiiber. THE SECT-WEEKLY EDITION Os the Telegraph and M«- engm is mailed on! Tuesdays and Fridays. It contains, every issue, ! Twenty eight will be found one of the liveliest papers of the j day. Terms: $•! per annum --$2 for six inonlhc—in ! variably in advance. THE DAILY EDITION.: | For the Latest News, foreign and domestic: j ■ the most copious dispatch"-; the largest supply j ; ot original matter; from a long anay of eorres j j pondents. the ablest in the State: lor a live pa ! per in every department, fill of/he latest infor- j ! niation in politics, agriculture, trade, finance. ; | literature aird progress at home and abroad, ge’t I | the Daily Telegraph & Messenger Price r Ten Dollars a year ; Five Dollars for six months—trash always- in advance.and the pa per discontinued. when the money is out. CLISBY. REID & KEBAB. LAW CARD. kdwari) r. harden, Attorney at Lew, Quitman, Brook3 County, Ca. (Late an Associate Justice Supreme Court of the United States, tor Territorle* of Nebraska and Utah.; i February 18. 1870. Gin jffiGTNo musical family can afford to be v., h ; out Peters’ Musical Moi>t-hly. Dis printed f. om full size music pi a cs. and contains in each i urn l her at least twelv- pieces of choice new music. Price $5 per year. .~ub=«i iptions received- at this office; where a «wnpl* copy c o be si *n. iIGHT, Pleasant and P ofitabie Employment J guaranteed if. ;,e; -o:is in every part **!' -he 1 c Suitable for l.inJics or Ceitleii'i. 1 B -v or Cirl- Addre^o XIA CENIUKi PURI,!C \TI»»N CO. i -Jui Chat 1.» a, S. C ! M. W. SULLIVAN, Duftler in SHAD, FRESH ANDwsTE/r, Nill Watrr Fiulj, 0 Vegetables, Fruits and Other Produce, i ; y'tf"All orders promptly attended to. Terms* Cash ort Dei I\ <r y. Bay’iano, I Savannah, On* i-- Allen’s Pain Doctor, ! If you wan l , “The Herd Medicine out,’* got thtf i Fain Doctor. Il cures Itheiinintinn, Nrurnlgiay | i’aiu. in till part.--of the body. Toothache, HemF I iudie, Burns, Corn.-, Sprains, Bruises. Cramps, ' Ac. The above trade mark on every wrapper, ; and full directions around each battle. Be sure i and ask for “Alien - Pain Doeior.” For sale n t ! :dl tin- Drue :<»ri*s in Quitman. [sej 24-ly : r. K. (JKOOVK!: I j e. !'. .•mills t j A. T. MACTXTV UKf Ttntiiitah. \ } fttranmh. | j Thowosrille* GROOVER, STUBBS & CO., i o:s Factors AND Ontfral Commission IHcrdrants, RAY STREET, SAVANNAH GEO KG M ■ • - Lidtua! advances on cousignmeuls for sale or sliipment. - ALSO- The Regulfirlv uulhorized Agenfs for the pa.-.t fliree years, for the sale of m. wmi nuntamsß \* 1 1. also (ill all orders for Pure Peruvian Guano. August Ul, 18(jfi. ly ; I. .1. DICK IE ON, R. L. I)!CK.IS(» T ANARUS, j 01- 1-LOmOA. OF .SAVANNAH. J. J. Dll KLSON& C 0. T COTTOJV FACTORS AM) , ('omnmsion Merchants , / V S Boy Afreet, .SAVANNAH GEORGIA. /f'f'f'J.ibcrul advaiieen niailn on all uviils In is, or mu eorrc.-pendenls in Baltimore, Rope, 'j ies, -and all other sujqilie.i Inruished at lie* lowest market, pric -. sep24-Iy S. S. MILLEH, " DKAUSR IS Mahogany, Walnut mid I'iae B<iQE!'OS01Bl» FUE-.rn AND COTTACE CHAMBER SETS Ej f) OHi ( iS y? fir I(SS X r X , Mattresses Made ta Ord» •. 155 & 157 BROUGHTON STREET, Next to Weed k Cornwell. SA ! A .VAM // GEORGIA. August 20 IFfiP. Cut S. W. GLEASON, MANUFACTURER OF .Sugar Mil’s, Sugar Pans, Gin Gear. Shafting, Pul leys, Iron Railing, Iron and Brass Casting. 4 *. Portable and Stationary Steam Engines, and M»~ chfnery of nil kinds. SI. Ji3.'nUl KU’C(‘t, SAVANNAH, GEORGfA. February 18, 1870. ly ADAMS, WASKBffRN & GO. Commission Merck ante SAVAXAAII, (.A October 15, 1800. ly 25,00> SL'ilStllfELKS F(;R 1 park’s YU'lfchln for Vunis #■ (birk MAY UK OBTAIVKI) BY THE FORMATION OF CU'Rs j At every Post Office in the .South, in addilic n* to | its present Large and increasingCii eolation. Both Press and puldic have united in d* ciaring 1 Burke's Weekly f h** best Boys and Girls paper | published in the United States. Bi i:i:k's W'lf.kly i- -a handsome quarto of right pages, each a:imbt*r elegaiilly illiistrated. Its ; contents consist of Sr. uii .'leries from the best writer'. T.t!* -. Poem.-*. Biographjrs, Skeieh.es of Travel and .Adventure. ;»ad | ipers upon all s h jt-cts that are calcul.fted t•» interest and instinct ; the young people ui the South. Priee .?_'•> .year: :hr*e copies for $1.50; five eopi s lor :-7. Nub-rrii tion-* tal en fur Guiouti s .it sl, or three months I>r 50 cents. is warned v,si . where, :*» w horn- superior ndiif .imuU* si lb- ..ffe.fl 1 ! ’ - J IV. BURKE A0» e ; 1 Msco (si-
