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Ql itmaN’ banner. QTn*»IAW: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2,1872 Ronnir Court*. Wo pnb'ish in to-day 's**"Bansek * full avnnpsis of (Ik- Act recently adopted by the Legislature "creating n County Court, In the various cnunt’cs of this State. It It an important net, ami should re ceive the caicfnl consideration of ntir citieens, l>etween now and the next term of otir Snpeiior Cmirt, at which time, the Grand Jury will he called upon to accept or reject the same. It will he remon. ln-red that a Court of the character provided for by this act, was recommended by the Grand Jurors for the Fall Term of Brook* Pup- rior Conrt, and therefore the inference is, that the people are favorable to the or- j ganiiit'uin ol the Conrt proposed; ami in all probability the Grand Jury at the Spring Term, will give its sanction to the measure. Death ofJlinpsev A. Hunter. The Atlanta Conutilulion, of Saturday last, has the following in r< f-rence to tl e unexpected death of Jinipwv A. Hunter, formerly of this County. That j urnul ■ays: “We learn that Jimpsey A. Hun ter, of Brooks county, convicted of mur der and sentenced to he hung, hut after wards con-muted hv Judge Alexander to Imprisonment for life, was killed on the Air-I.ine Railroad Thursday, it seems that Hunter got into an altercation with one of the guards, and struck him with his pic, felling lent to the ground. The guuid, apprehending further violence, fired several times nt Hunter. One bull took effect in his month, (Sic in his loins and another in his leg. Hunter died in - stautly. ” The New Mortgage haw On the 12tti and 18th of December last the Georgia Legislature adopted two acts, which create a great change in the mortgage law ol Georgia, and which will effectnally thwart the evil designs ofdis honest debtors. The Macon Telegraph says that by one, property conveyed by deed or title of sale by di btor to credi tor, though intendi and merely f<-r security of the debt, is lost forever to the debtor, if he fails to pay up “substantially” ac cording to promise. VS hat “substantial ly” means is for a Court of Eiptiiy to Ki t tle in cacti case. Creditors will hold it mean* “punctually” to the day, and the act reads very much that way. The old equity doctrine of England and of Georgia is that "interest pits for time, and the debtor rnay redeem” By the other act debtors who mortgage mules, crops, cattlo or stocks of goods to cred itors, and then sell or dispose of the property to others without consent of the creditor, go to jail for a year, or pay a fiuc equal to double the debt. So look out debtors. Mrs. Lee anil Arlington Senator L-wis, of Virginia, lias pre sented a pititioli to Cntigiess film the widow of Gen, Robert K. Lee, setting birth the sab- of the Arlington estate as unconstitutional, and asking Congress to appropriate SBOO,OOO to reimburse her and whereupon she will make to the gov ernment a clear title. \\ itli the Savan nah tttfmNican, we trust the passions and asperities of the war have sofar sub sided in the minds of Congressmen, that theywill consider and decide this question according to justice and right. Ai ling ton belonged to Mrs. Lee, a feeble, un offending woman, and Ims been taken from her by the government without just cause o' compel satloii. It was an net unworthy a gieat nation, and there ahouUl be manliness enough in Congress to revoke it, by paying the full value ol the property. Dviuorriit ic National Convention A Washington dispatch says that the National Democratic Executive Com mittee will not meet till after the Phila delphia Convention, to deeido w en and where the National Democratic Coiiven tiun shall be hold. It is thus proposed to adhere to the passive policy until all the plans and purposes of the Republi can party on the presidential issue an fully developed; and it is, therefore, maintained that there is ample time Li the Committee to call the Democratic Convention as late as August, and thus givo full opportunity for all elements opposed to the continuance of the pres ent Administration to unite on an oppo sition Presidential ticket. This vi< w id the course to l>e pursued tneeis with tin approval, it is understood, of many ol the Democrats in Congress. The Radicals in tl is Slate propose to make some »xtraordinary revelation-, during the approaching Fail campaign, in regard to tlu-ir cpailnersh p with certain Democrats in the wludcs.Pi rob bery of the pee pit's money. Wes a ! •wait developments with go at ink rest. A negto has been appointed rente a gent between Albany and Stnitbville. llie AYics says he s a will Icliuv and ne gro. The Act in t'rrntcfl Court fm Kadi Oiinty The Legislature, iii its late session ph-itcd »u act to doit. a bounty Court for each co-iI ty in the State, with a hw ] st eeple.ns. Tne County Judge must be a resident -of llie county nre jer before appoint | cent, and I e twenty five years old and ! must be app inleiluy the Governor and | confirmed by the Senate; term of office I four ye: rs, to continue till ids successor i« appointed and qualified His salary, in each county, t -be fixed l y tbe Grand | Jury at the Spring T-nn of the Snpeiior | Court, which *ha ! l h.: lev el] by the Or |din a ry, to be collected with .tier taxes. . jll is not necessary that D-e Judge should ; ! he ala wyei, | Tl e c itri s all have jurisdiction in all civil cas'-s, matters of contract and of J • tori, (except w< ere, liy the Cos istitution, i I exclusive jnrisdictii n is given to the Superior Courts.) where the principal: sum in ca-i sos contract, and the dam- ; age claimed iri cases of tort, docs iioi ! ex Cecil one hundred dollars—hut where! tile principal so claimed, nr damage, is more than fifty dollars, there may be an appeal to ti e Superior Court. Any p r- ; son desiring to br ng his claim within , the jurisdiction of the C-unty Judge, I may do -o by remitting, or releasing s much of his claim as will bring it within He same. The Judge shall liave juris-j diction over his county, and may hold his curls at the C- ui't II use, or any j other place ill the county. A'l suits in civil matters shall be Com j meaeed 1 y a summons, to bo issm il and signed ly the Judge, stating the nature | ot plaint ffs demand, as in the sutrim .ns j of Magistrates, and commanding the ih • j fendant to appear ala certain time and j place in the county, which shall tie the triul or j dgment lurni. Tl.is cub** may he continued for the sumo gnu and and j on the same terms as in Die Superior j Court*, for a period not exceeding ten ih.ys. paid summons shall hear dale fil teen dins before trial, and be Reived ten | days I chore li e same time, if the priori pal sum or damages does not i xce and (if iy dollars; and shall bear date twenty > days before said term rs judgment, and j he served fifteen days In lore the same, if the principal sum or damage exceed fif'y dollars, arid is not more than one bun- j dri ll dollars. Tl e County Judge may appoint an of ficer to serve all tin processes and writs issued by him, taking the same b nd and seen lily required of Constable?, not. to exceed two bin dred dollais; und lie shall lake tlie same oath required of Constables If either parly is dissntis fled with the Judgment of the County Judge, aid tbe principal sum,or damage claimed, excel-' 8 fifty dollars, lie may enter an appeal to tie Superior Court within fnm-days, and the Judge s' all ] transmit the same, mid all pipers con-| nectcd vvilli ti e case, to the Clerk ol tie j Superior Court at h ast five days before] the ri'-xt lerm. Win re the principal sum ! does not exceed fifty dollars, eiiln-r par- | ty may sue out a. r otiorari, whieli may : t.o disposed of by the Judge ol Die Su pelioi Ooiiit in vacation, or at the legil lar term, An execution sha Ibe issm and by the ; County Judge as soon as judgment is • ntered, lit.less an appeal is taken or certiorari sin and out. The County J edge shall have power to procure testimony from witness: s in ] hi* county, to compel tlie production of] papers and procure testimony by inter ; rogatories and commission, us Judges of ; the Snperor Courts. The Judge i-ball have junsdetion to hear and dele: nine all applications fbi ] eviction of intruders, o nauls bidding I over, or the partilimi of personal pioper-i tv, h r the tied of posses ry woman's, to issue and dispose of distiess warrants ; to issue uttncliments, garnishments, to I foreclose mortgages of personal property j dens, to nlti si deeds and o'.ln r contruc's | (|| registry, t'l udinmisilT ealhs of all j sorts, to cxcieisc the same power as was j given t ' the i tliei i known as lln- County I Judge, by the act of 1865 and ]ofi, in relation to Alt' sting, approving cnl'orc ing and setting aside Coint eontiiu Is, as di scribed in Ii win’s P de The costs in civil cases shall be the same as in Justices’ Courts, und for oth er matters the fees and ctiHts shall h the same as nc provided in section 318 ot Irwin's Code, ad il no prov sions is made under said section, then such fins and cu ts as shall be assessed for his services by a Judge of the Superior Com t. Said County Judges shall also have jn ii -il ict i< >n and authority is Just-cos of the Pence, to issue oritliit al wa rants against all persons accused of crimes and iiiisd-nicatioi'K, In cases which up ]pi ai to he felon rs, they s all Commit the party In j til f r sale k ping, un’ess ■ the case be bailable by a Justice ol the Ponce, when the accused may, up m j Complying with the law, be bound ■ v i to appear before the proper court, 1 I cas- s which de not npp- nr I Is- ! 'uni's, j the C »iinly Jadg s shad have full nil tlnriiy to lear, determine, senteuce, de eido and adjudicate u. on the same, tin I less the paity accused shall, in writing, ! demand an iiulieltn- nt by a g and jury. ;Li that ease, the Judge shall e mnut to j iii lor Mil- lo oping ll an indictment is found by Slid grand jury, the Judge jof the titipiuior Court may if he chooses | so to do, order said indictment to be ie« i turned, with all the p ipers, to the Couu i ty Judge, to be disposed . f by him after ten dais’ notice to t e party accused and i 1 1 e pros-color. II parties accused shall ' demand a jury to try their cas--, instead I of the Comity Judge, then t ie ease shall l lie poetpui ed until a jury can tie Mine i in n and for such trial. Tee Costs of this c, mrt shall! e assess !cd ns (oil "s: In aliens, s begun but not tried $2 slial be paid by the p irty adjudged liable' to ti e I .only Judge, and tee sao.e sum o» the t>ad ts ’n ail eases tried by lln- C unty Judge, or by Lilli and a j u'y, tbe c sis to tie paid 111 n by tin. pailv neld n .ble '.all be $3, and the snni >ls2 I' me bad ts; sod luibtV sli .b, bow * v.-r, win n I c shall sniumon a jury, oi serve snbprenas t.r witnesses, nave far »a h j iio: 2d cuts, and each Mibpcc .a 10 cents. All ot the e sts .>s s-* • s .. f I- the C unty J tdge -I »’l t • pel vim-1 by him to the County liCusi.t'ii as I sst as i-i c ve.l, and mi ai'e .iiiit g Ml of | I e Sam*, ut ( acti ti r.n of tm- eat-o tof tin rrai and jury. If said C n tv Judge • hall ■i«e it ii vof said cu-t-, r.i ftil t* l h ov. r ilie same In- sliall he liable, <*r ndm.lly. j AH sal. sto be made l-y the luii iff of ttie County Judge siial’ b- al tee Court I M n»e iiM he con :i ty. >r a' a M’if a Cm it ] Ground, as the County J dge may des ! igitate, having due regaida t . the inlor— ] esls ( f paitii s; first, givi g the usual ; notico "given by eMist•b'ror, when the County Judge may so require, give no* if ic-- by advettis. n.ent in a newspaper | having a general circulation in the c >u ll ty. A 1 laws of the State <f- Georgia, ap plicahle to e vil proceedings lief.no J .s --i till sos the Pencil, n t inconsistent w til I Die provisions of ties act, and which can he applied to t 1 e civil proceedings be i fne the County Judge, are made part of : this art. : Said County Judge ni iy, in numbin'! ! cases, when be de. ms it red--: ey,, di j meet his criminal \Lnr uils, orders and] | proceedings of all S .rls, to the S et isl I 1 ; the county, to his wn bailiff, or any lawful e« -table of Die county. Ti e several C indy Judge* shall keep their offices and all papers and otliei i things belonging thereto, at 'be county ] site, and at the CJoitrt IP u:e. unless im priietleahle from arty cause, and notice; of white said . ffic ■ is I Ca I'll shall t) i p'ivi n by publication I r t'be space ot j two weeks n a public g 7. tte tiavi g j general circulation ii tin* rispeclive; count (**, in ly notice of lb • same a'-, three or more of the ne st public places [ iu the county, in tile discretion of tlu-l (’• unty Judge. Ti nt said eiTic s shall j t» kept open ev ry and iy except Sundays and public holidays, and days and times wiien the County Judge is absent from j the ccutitv site, holding Ids court at nth- I er places in the county, w-deli in It e tlis cretion tn* is allowed to do. Saul County Judge shall discharge u’l Die duties f' rmet'ly devolved on the J s ] tires oI the Inf rior Court, till to the County business, t xcept in tlio«'- count ies where, by local laws, other pr.fv si u lias been Hindu by tin- Legislature of this I State. T. is act goes int effect in each conn- j ty upon tin; recommend*''on of the Grand Jury, ami not otic ■ wi-e. I’ericciiciiL. New Ml'sicl Good Music! Chen; Mu sic! ran now be had for a wre trtfle, i' you understand hole to boy it. We [ know the secret, and would advise all! . ill - musical friends who want goal mu-] sic, und plenty of it, to get a sample 1 copy of ' Peters’ Musical Monthly.’ j Every tmmtiei contains four or live Pi- j aim Songs, three or four -Instrumental Pii *':i s, besides V cal Du ts, Quartets,! and four-hand pieces, and all fm 80 j cents. You can get five back numbers for Si, by addressing the publisher, J , L Pk- ! i thru, f'99 Broadway, New Y rk. Try it, and you will gi t more good music than . you can buy iu sheet form for S2O. Eci.Kirrtc Macazin'E.—Tin* Eclectic lor Febrilftiy is emhellislied with a timely : portrait, at full length, of L id L sgar, ! ’the present Govern >r-G**nvral of (hum- ' du, and in the lei let' press the edito gives a brii I sk> toll of uis hfe. It als contains a number of nrtichsof great | merit to the lil'-rarv <•> ad.-r. Tee Eclec tic is rapidly regaining the vast ciirnhi ti n amlg’cut p. puhni'v il had seemed previous in the war ll is published by E. I!. Pii.r -x, 108 Pu t. n street, New York. Terms. $5 00 per annum. Tkmi’ekan..■!•: at V-AUmsTA. U’c learn from t: at sprightly little journal, the 1 V.ildo tu Gimlet that tlie members <d ] the ord rolSms of Temperance in that town, had a "Temperance Supper” one night last week, and that Rev. ri! of the] i "brethren” disgracefully illmtratetl the ] ovds ol intemperance. Tm* ten-p ranee orator for the oceasion, and a pi. ns dea c>u ..fa clinreh (loth inemhris of tu* o>di i), vio'uted locii obligation, a-d g> t sham -fully drunk Wert fust tlie Gimlet will bore them- A i egro in Augusta jail attempt and o s lii ide by swallowing pounded glass He diitn't w ant to go to lire pen teutul y fa- twenty years. He did in t liave I e nerve of the Quitman darkey who cut ; Ins llmml with a piece of ala--. Tin latter i* a more pleasant mode of exit than swallowing gki s. The work can be accomplished in from three to five mb üb-s Outrageous. S-me sc. iu.dnl, last j we- k, euti i’i and the - fiice of the Atlanta ' .Yetc Era ands- rious'y injured the type if nes T.o pi-.pr.etor offers a reward ; oi SIOO for evidence to convict the guil ty party. I was a mean, contemptible t and tow r liy act. Tub Punt .N Mphbi p.— Ihe trial of ] the case if the State of Tennessee vs Nelson, for the murder of General Plan ton, I,as been postponed. This is tin* modet ii dodge bv wti cli murderers es ! cape punishment C l. P W. llowaid has been employ ed at a salary of $2,000 to go to Europe h r the purpose of u-goliatiug the sa'eot lai.ds 'u Georgia that may lo placed iu . ids hai.ds for sale. Su t.— A Mr. i yud was snot and nnu* tally vv Haded, last w ek, al Pa ro, A. AG. liadroad, lyMr. Singletary. The latter escjp. and . Fif'v thou-iind paiittdgcs have been ship ceil Hurt In m the t x tires* offio** ill l! ; -h Point, n- ar Greensboro, N. P.. ' thus '.vu.teu [nimimimicatwl.] li’» l.« np Y<'iir, l.ml**'* It is usually i;>«■ mauilc it aiiilutsui ii| j Itr nitttJJ' Icatilifni yimlig l.idn-s < I Qui;- j nn* , (whirr, ire h<lii vc, it is my j o ncodt and, ns iili-s t‘ e I’. G i.i G. j t" 11 > lull w tli so of otliif towns to f'Xci-I | Ilirm in phastnr or irirrrimn t; Gut it i i.-ally scorns, at prcsi tit, that tl cy an fir tadiiud the times itit'c rt.iriMnl I privileges of hop year VV hate nit, |as yet, heard ol th first I• ir one calling ! on am of our fainthearted you teg «>*• »* j ( ■f whom there is a g o-i 1 v nttmbi r,, < r I avail ng Ihemselv. a■ f any f the nppur- ; j tunit ies of the p. rt..d As ice mndi inn- i !ny calls, and triad our ‘'level lent.’’ in | vain, to marry hint year we thought wej i would rece ve their calls thu year, and j I accept the first pr'po.ai mad-, and | thereby save ourself ;np uiortifieati It ol ! being ‘‘(jilted" by any more ol the! “swale craters;" but fiom the way j things are going on now, our floor «fi i bo dirty, and our liair dy" all gone, lie- j fore tve get a call or prep silinn. What V | the uiatti r, gir’s? Can’t you make a j Stan? SVe |j .and a paper si ril us by mu ] f Alabama's fairest ones tie oti cr day.! and from the way a local item read, (wliicli she rn irked for our perusal) w e will have to poll up stakes and goi to Alubltna, unless tve ICCe'v'e a call fi •n slime one nearer lionn at an early day. ZIF. A Hitnd of fanatics. A S ivannab j urital a few days age made the following sum mucemont: In yest' rday’s issue we mentioned tin ariivu! in (Ids city of i hand if fanatics j on their way to middle Georgia. It ap- , pears that ti e parly which arrived on ; the steamship Seminole is tilt tie ad- ; Vance guar I <•!' tli" who'e s et, \v : ose I doctrines ere so at variiince with the I ttries lit decent society that there new j lan r'ed religion (?) isn't even tolerated in Magsacl usetta J. T. Curry is tli prophet id the new revelation, and is ' known as "Khjih.*’ Hi has rbrecti I them to settle n (ieoi'gia, Oult ey have In cmi etl e possi ss.es . I two hnedr.d Hi res 1. 1 land rear Augusta, which they call tI- fltipny fj .ml ft Canaan Il n , they « X pent to be supplii <1 wit n t e tec ! . ssapcs 1.1 Ido by the land. The r. e: j at pifS-lit iiitii.li.-r ah.ml two hundred j meii and wiuit 'ii, all id wh in at ii com.up t • > tl is St ate. No mention is m oleos the charaelet of creed entertained by the so-cal ed K« italics; but the inference is that it i~ very ; I ltd cent. Ml-Tiim,.—The jury in t e mnidei ease . f Ricks, at Mac ui, e ul.l not agi ... on a ve-dict. The case conies up ag.Hn at l!ie M ty tei ui. at .Macon on the nig t of the ‘.'Tii t.h It was the heave's: < vers art in that city. ph .se afiid'ed i- I ,' i! s !'. act:, a-s. t , ' Moor o( Venice to Hi ■ I'ah lad es I 1 Hv It, Was the 1 Vl 'y (• III"! II < I I) sd. - mmi a, such a radiant e„n 1 r at to I is < w n that w „ his le art ; in and $...!!. to Si ~ every mans tbsc. rum l ut considers a ! huil.tli'tig in w >•> aa ” Now thi i- a i charm which enb ■a> .pi m and T is : ; a lu altldnl and -dot it. •eis t ilct a. tide . | known everywhere as Hagan's Maria) l -, iia Habit, ivl ; c!i litei illy tia sfi.-. n-s (•I tidy r sallow skin si fit s eg- the din eo’ored f>ee. luck, iiitns mil t. sou, will. ; a s ft, p nly to ge, .m l imparting t ; the snri’ac■■ asn oothn ss ad gl -s lik. that of p dished m.r le. !■ s* .and • «•’ g . gil.g t-e p II «, Ike t. strei y enamels, • or contract' g the n, ad t' us olis me'- ng |i" sp rat pn, ke tl e anil g.-nt c s : 'tii tics, it ch lines 'lie M n Ir m ali int ! pin It i. s a n.i wo •: •t!I. ’i V llliit.vi s it I yin c. T i- peen'iiirii.v <:< Diriicuhtr : 'v appreei ati and t.y our i ur.it hol'"<, w ft .1 that |t e<• a s i.r'i .. , ; | roirg'iie s. w ic ■ c tfitcv an is apt to i ng, nd. r me j s| eedily lemoved from tlir'r far', s, hands j and arms, by ties debgbtful prep n tion. Mv FItiRNU, st p tint teitible cough, | and Hois ai. il a co sumptive's gram, bv using Dr. I’ et •,'s ID,.Mrti Med c.tl li'sc-vi iy, F, r enii' .; ad It r at, In si eli al and 'sing disc.is.' tl hsuiv>t In -n ! rqua'ed So .1 by druggist* itlcu* jprcvtf.scmrnts. At Auction ! I WS ITRSF ANVE wiHi au;iii.rii.v v,in the' «) the highest l»i«l h*i, befere ihe Ourt l!cu«e in , Quitman. on Tuesd-w. the oth «1» v «>• Murch \ | next. (1872). the Two Storv lTamul' lloiiso. »u. 1 : iho Town Lot on which the Mamls. in the ! Southwest Section ot the Town . f Quitm in at j i orient ttCCilpitnl by Mr. V.‘ >m u k ns a > 'km ’ j | itouso. nm] known as the * Loviek I‘ierCi- ik uia.f j This property will be sold without f.* 11 on the ! c ay stated. i To.uis, cash, and purchaser to pay for titles. J. li. LDMONPSON, F. FiI.DES. ; February 2. I>7 2. d-5t QUITMAN DSUaSTOR;. ” IcCALLft GROOVES, I)EALKitS IN Dniff. Medicines, - rjns/sHEn !><„' fit.fk jGjg’ y / JiCSIHiS 1‘ oar. i Xreifv the public that they will keep on hand complete and Iresh sttKik?. and sell the same at a teas >n-\ble profit. # i This is Exclusively a Drug Store, and the en tire attention of the junior member of ihe Him will be given to the business. \V\» re.* I ;eeiinlly solicit the patronagp th*' ! 2. 1872. ly Bf* 1 jS, (v 1 ‘.rfl :eja c>,« ft Aft “ s us;/»>* 3 SkiM-jt i* I•> ■*?**>• QUITMAN, GA. rjIIIE litiih rsicn. and h ve hu iued a copartner- , £. ship, under the El ra Jiami of Sireety ik Avrett, f r the c.M.daclir.. aCene id Tinware and tjniiy bimlncM. and will *l*«y» keep ~n | hand 118 full stocks as tile net -si.; s i.r trade de- . numb We will keen fill supplies of booking and Hea'ing .Stove, ami all other article* in the I line of our buaiuesa. Tinware of every character will be kept on hand, and manufactured to order; ang repairing J of every dt scnplion will be pmtnp'ly anemb '. to. We an* a' » pirj.a.-ed to put up Out * «■* i:-*;. \'n!U ys. Hooting. &g.. ir. a subsifttill-al m >nner ! and on as rea» n ible terms as it cun be done a’ | ' H! ! n-NMNO -r. « ' •; p j|pm| rpm; Te.iih V„. ... ..... s i • C-.I i ..1 ' L Miui-i\i h gins «i;!,;.funii.,rv Tg. It i-I edi-.'ii by li ■II e tn.S. S. \\.. ,'.| and It. V. tl! he." ' .-r. Hr. id I.! , w V f! ; .1 lines Parton. etc. Ilsrriet lVeclu't £»we ! hr -k I’, men.) .! I'll". Muj G.-nl a : eatr !c. IViroieitmV. NVliv. et.'.. write for it I ...v, 'imully. '1..1U- One I'—l ir :» year. In j for tbe price* of one ..fibrin Tb" m ‘st* libera Premium Ust ever pnhlislied. No periodi ..I is ; more free lUitly or lav- :ili!v mentioned by th mark Pie i.-e. " Uomt n). i'liil ; ; iol.'l|dii.i. fa. "It has been imprm in* ever since we knew it ag —d <■-rite: in for te lu j 1 tare." Neil Market, <'anad» "It is » ! marvel of eh. 't'ness and lirsi-class q mlity cum ! bite'd." Vnr Ynrklimts. hpecinicucopy sete : ! free to any address. ; Si WOOD A TO.. Xewhnrgh, X. V. ; Dissolution. 'plIE KiUM or M-'AI l. A r.H.Ert was di- 1 1 i ' ived o.i ill" full Inst., and the nude urn I busine i J. 11. Mo"Abb'. January 12 1,'72. 2-lm Xew Firm. IJMIE I NDi h'loNl D 1 11. ■ is dav Jam-.rv » ■- f-o j- "-•> ; ihe lom ■ an.l style nt 'le( .!II A. (in.ov. r j Kit- the purpose id'c uubic'.ing a General Drug 1 Itiisiucss. and will con Jane at the old eland ot I the late firm. ,1 H. McCAI.L. <’l. IT TON (1 HOOVER. Quiltu in. January 12, log. Itn Important Sale. rTTIIF. nnd» i sign*- ! - -Vers plantation. '•>. a mih-> oast, m Quitman, on the A. t v G. I’.aiT j road, and containing :a;o acres of land, at pri- i i vate sale: but it not disposed of l»y the First 1 Tuesday in February next, it will be sold ftt! public outcry. to the highest bidder, on the ; place. About 100 acres are in a hi rib State of, } cultivation and well lenced: and on the place i j miKieratelv good improvements. | I will also srll at the same time, the hn^es., i mules, sti ck, corn, bacon, syrup, household fur- i | niture, agricultural implements, and everything < i To an early applicant a bargain will be given. " I ar lop and ... sell ut priva'e or pabHe | sail*. For further par; irnla>s and terms, apply 1 to lho uadersigued ua the p’act>. M. 0 YOUNG. •} January IS. 1 '72. 3:lt Homestead Xotiee. • CJTATdt d-' i.icdiv.lA. T. *ks C.,Gi;i‘v. C.rui o et I iry. j Whereas, li. \\ . S.nela.r hiving applied f>r I exempliou ot pvtsouulty an*l setting apart and j valuation of bom* stead. I will pass upon his petition at my office in Quitman, at 11 o'clock, j i. in., on tbe S h day of February. i 5 72. j f;i' m wader mv li ind aud official signature • tliir. lamiary 12. i'"-- l JaMtis L. Tb_iTr. Oi -Uunry. t Change of Business. nniiK under.'igned has taken Into business .M. uitlihiiu Mr. TIIOS. \ HALL, I and would tender I.is thai.ks to his friends, and : the public generally. iheir past pauonage, • and would -olicita continuance of their favors ( to the new firm. ! All who are indebted to me. either by note or i account.are e-.inc'stly requested t*» make early i payment of ti'e same. J. PAINE. , Qnitmsni, Ga.. January 10. 187”.. 3 lm CoparlucLship Notice rffXHE undersigned have entered into a Copart- Ji. reTship tor the purpose of co ducting a ’** ESI 31ERfl\TII.E Wm. 1 OH A CASH 3-&SZ3, lc\nd solicit n share cT the trade. They guaran ■tee to do an honorable business for I Casli or Barter. ■ They are receiving, arid will continue to re- Reive, u good supply of ■Provisions, I Groceries, I Dry Goods, I Hardware, I Shoes, Ac., &c. } pledge flu inselves to Sell as Low as any ftther house in th*' interior ; and the\ invite a Rntll from their friends bes. re putchnsing else- I PAINE & IIAf.L* I Quitman -fan. 19, 1872. 3-ts pale of Valuable property be sold, at public sale, in the town of I » > ■text, to i*flV*et a division aitfohg he heirs of the Kstate of i. \Y. Spain, the following property, Ho wit : H The '’Padgett and Lot—u go* and dwell* Hng and necessary out buildings. 1 The mljoining Lot. with Blacksmith, Mood Khop, and other buildis gn I Tup ‘-School House Lot,” gear the Depot, ■vith good Dwelling—(sold subject to lease.). ■ jfc ifTerms. <*a«y. ■ For particulars apply to I F. J SPAIN’, or I M. JONES, Valdosta. ■January 19. 1872. 3 tds I '•' mmhowT* ■lli'-Al-y How How Resfered. ft"-; pi., iished. anew edition of DU. CLLV£H* HtvKLI/S <;KLEHIIATEI) iXSA V on the r-ulhal m'n:e<’‘ cert.iiii we.sk uessu.rt.s. the effects Ol Errors Itnd Abust*? in early life. ■ 1 lie celebra'vtl uuihor. in tins admlrtible es- Hay. clearly demonstrate from a thirty v«*ar*a H'ucce- >{■:) practice, that the alarmingcon equen- Icured wi b> ut the <1 tuberous use < f 'internal I < dicim* "i* the application of the knife; point - Hng out a mode of cure at «mee simple, certain Bind effectual, by means of which every s tferer, Hm maiter what hi ecj'diHon may he. may cure InniM'li'cheaply, privately an<! r'vUcnlhj ■ Lecture rdmu <1 be j.» the bands of ■•very youth and every nun in the and. ■ under seal in plain eruelopc. to any ■niand I Also. Dr CiilverwclFH •Qfartiage Guide/’ ■trice Addr *"> th • r>nf>}k*bt;rs . | t U VA. .1. . LLIMLN iO . j| 12 7 Bowery, New York. iV-.-Oite.e Box 4..n5«. id. G. WADS, mioiviciJ, Commis’oii Jies*c*liant, I S-. : W a:.;l .-i*w I's Hi :,I Gill!,' ami iT: -on tl ...,/>nl i> S.r lb,' (turi-busoof Hatton promp:- | ()■■• .-mbi'i'S. IS7I. 47 tr GEORGIA HOME 0-34, OF GOLUMBUS. lucorporated 2 75 50. | Capital Sr»S.O-'’o A. it-* L'.s uOO J. F. BOZI MAN. PreaL. ! D. F. WILCOX, Sec y. ! Continues to furnish perfect security against loss | or damage by fife on all kinds of insurable prop' A cent- t -s* be found a* every prominent point • m the >out:iern States, to wlmin applicaiions for j iii.- aarce may be made Apply to JOHfJ TILLMAN, -Vetvnt at Quitman, Georgia, r ebrnary 4, 1* 70 1 J. S. CUMMINGS, LICENSED AUCTIONEER uni.MAN GEORGIA. rjUIE i;nJ.T'i--ca v-m give Lis personal -at- Auction Business, : and smsetts consignments of every character of go«*o. to be disposed of in a speedy manner, at | auction, to the highest bidder. ; Auction every Satujilay, at b s Auction room. RliFKr.vscMs.'---J. B. Finch, Josisih Paine. F. C. A atie. \\. 1 . Hooker, LU. Fildesand iSam'l W. i Brmks Quitman. Ga. January 17, 1872. 3-tlap Savannah Republican, PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY. Savannah, Georgia. r |AIILS VETERAN NEWSPAPER WILL. AT A aa early a day as the typ can be Ordered and delivered, appear with a complete outfit—in ihe mean time the best I can make it. It shall be all that my friends can wish -devoted to tho j people of Georgia, and especially the commer- Its features will be (Jenoral. Political. C-m -->:-i i.tl and Marine New * th is m* .< ,g it of grt-at service t > those of the interior vhu wLh such tnfar>r.ation from this point. Terms clSub-criptfien DAILV. per annum $lO WEEKLY. per annum 2 Payable in Remittance can be made by retis'ered letter, P. O. money order, or by express, addr as V.M A REID. * Ssvaor.ab. Ga.