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About The Quitman banner. (Quitman, Ga.) 1866-187? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1872)
QUITMAN BANNER QUITMAN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2”, 1«12 Tlie Knrronrl'»«'•••* "•> lAlfrl)' Wl.nt N**lT An Ohio conlrnnporaty rorn n'y slates , !*’<•» tho Amor can people arc yearly be coming mere nn<i more carries* of then lilierlien, anil insensible to lire incrnnoh- , meets wMcb a centrnl Vii power, dnring I the brief period since t iso w>r, lias made open them. Tlic stnpendi.ns result of the late President istl election, show* flint a large portion oft! c conin'ori people hove become stultified. But little of tl at ‘ eternal vigilance,” wldtjb i» said to be "the price of liberty,” in now to be de tected in the cit xena and veters of tlrm republic. Instead, a feeling of indifier encc, or of false security, l as (listened op the popular mind. It may t o well considered a subject for alarm, when so large a portion of tic voter* oi the coun try, as the Radical paity now numbers, acquiesces, without question or investi gation, in aJlthe meatures uhiih their lea ders thrust upon Hum, This is a general, bnt a sure prepara tion for despotism;'and wo arc not sure | bnt that a despotic government would , bo pi city nearly what a certain part ol our people deserve, it wiil now la; coni paratively an easy mutter for Gen. j Grant to transform the presidential chair into a throne. There are plenty oi Rad icals who would look in silence, ami without objection, on slops which had, as their manifest ultimate olj ct, the crowning of Ultaes S. Grant as King cl j America. We do not say that it is com ing to this; but the tendency of political affairs, under the Control and direction ol Radical authority, is not such as to throw veiy bright rays of premise over the prospect for the future. Tho Radical party, in one sense, is now omnipotent. It may carry into ex ecution any designs whatever. '1 he policy of the Administration towards the South, has not had the lib ct to restore that confidence among the people, which is a necessary prelirninaty to national wel faro. Wo doubt not the rigor of this pol icy will bo increased towards such States as gave tin ir emphatic disapproval of the government ns now administered, at the lalo election. Tho people of those Stubs will, wo predict, have abundant reaaone, before the close ol the next four years, to wish themselves subjects of a kingdom, where, though with perhaps less personal freedom, all aro at Icitßt governeu niiKC, In our own State, the role of persecu tion has already been inaugurated Hun deeds of our best citizens are now ondei arrest, to be tried on frivolous chaiges, manufactured by spies and informers of tha Washington government. They are to be art signed before a paitiznn judi ciaiy, and prosecuted by native bailors, who seek revenge for imaginary wrongs- Wbnt will bo the rcsul, the future alone can develops. The A lilies of n Terrible Ghost. The Savannah Morning /fries is cer tainly entitled to eome description of premium. The celebrated spirit rap pets, the "Fox Sisters,” sink into utter insignificance— * Snrrency” is amy the— and the days of miracles have returned. Col. Thompson, the editer of tho News, vouches lor the responsibility of a lean who lias certainly given publicity to the grandest alsnrdily that was ever put upon rccoid. Tho individual, vended fir as aforesaid, but who is ashamed ,tq make known his residents, on one t eva sion had a “sweet heart;" s! e died, poor sonl, and left behind her portrait, which graced the mantle 1 1 his bachelor quar ter*. A few nights ago, this poitrait , was endowed with life, came down from the mantel, and held a conversation, by means of tbe mute’s alphabet, with the deponent. She then stripped him of his clothes, put him in his little lied, and tneked the lud clothes about him—the dear, tlit nghtfnl (M>ul. This was d-po twTit’a guaidiun spirit. Tlie next night a whole heat of evil spirits assailed his domocile, and dashing the crockery, fur niture, Ac., recklessly about, he left the bui'ding, when the entire establishment commenced revolving with terrible ve locity. The man who writes and publishes 1 trie wondcilul spiritual occurrence, de clares that lie stood calmly by, am! wit nessed (lies* supernatural events, with out the least excitement. Among many other woudufnl things cilid, is that wa ter, placed on a red-hot stove, turned lo toe; and in Ida vituals, pnparid ! y a faillifir laid experienced cook, was four and sticks, stones, and, wonderful to relate, an engsgetnent ring which he gave to his guaidiun spirit, when iu the flesh, many years pii vi, us. The ring lad been lost for years, and wm t!<u» uiys t< r onsly fooi.d- As it appears in the A’eirs, it is a long yhortlxj rigmaiole—and it it could be made to pass current, would be the Irg- i gest hoax of the season. It is laid ,>n lather to > thick, however, and its author is imilled to the premium! Tlioniasvillc Hotel Accommoda tion. Generally, the people of Thomasville 1 are kind-I.cat ted, clever a id hospitable, and r x'ond a welcome to the stranger who visits their beautiful nod enterplis ing city; but they are terribly deficient in hotel accommodation.* It is true there s n hotel building, near the depot, Rut j it, unfortunately for the good name of ; the city, dees not possess an arvotntno- datiog propi elor. We ate unacquaint ed w ith li e geiuhmau, and conseqitt fit ly do not desire to say one word to bis disparagement beyond that which the following incident develops : Five goa th inert, cd zens of Quitman. »i <1 tm m bers of tint Masonic order, visited Tl om a.rille on last .Monday, to participate in the ceremonies attending the laying of the corner-stone el Young’s College. They arrived at the depot at about 5 o’clock, a id, and discovering a fire in the tflice of the hotel alluded to above, entered and sealed thcmtfelVes around tl o stove. The weather was very Cold, and tho foe was very pleasant. In a j i, w minutes, however, a negro entered i and inquired if the gentlemen wanted j bods. He was informed that it was very I near day and they would not retire. The next query was, as to whether they j intended to take breakfast. A satisfac tory unsw’er not l.eing given, the "ma sonic brethren” wo re notified that they must leave the house- They marched loilh, into the cold stioetK, entertaining not very favorable opinions, ns to the hospitality and hnmanily of "mine Lost’ of the only hotel at Thomasville. With this exception, the Masonic dele gation fiOtn Quitman, are profuse in praise of t tie hospitality extended by the people of Thomasville. Tlie Boston Fire. Our exchanges are filled with particu lars and incidents ol the great fire in Ronton. It is now estimated that the actual cost will not < xceedsixty millions of dollars—one tldtd of which represents the buildings destroyed. Several hun dred thousand dollars worth of stolen goods have boon rt covered. 'J'ho courage and enterprise of the peo ple ol Boston is tints described by a cor respondent of U o New York Tribune; “The courage of the people is magnifi cent. When I passed through the burn ing streets at two o'clock in tin* mottl ing, 1 found men who had lost everything groping their way through the let id smoke, looking for the mins of tin it stoics to put up placards among the still burning debris, announcing their remov al to ether quarters. By daybreak « tie -1..1, vs rill .t;..irt«i doited w ith extemporised signs. Mncul- Inr, Williams & Parker, who occupied one of the finest of tho ruined stores, where they employed three thousand hands, began business this morning in the Mason A Ilainlin building. The great dry goods house of Sargent Broth ers caught fire at half-past right Satur day night. In half nu hour salesmen were on the way to New York to lay in a frc.-li Block of goods, and the firm re sume operations immediah ly. Their loss was between $150,000 and SI,OOO, 000. The Horse Altilurly in SRvnnimlt- The Mommy News ol Tuesday la-t. says that "it is an undeniable fact that ti e horse malady prevails to a consider able extent in our city at present, and although the disease appeals lo be u cceilingl.r mifil, Lite disastrous effects ol the w ithdrawal from service (ten porari* ly though it lie) es so many horses, is apparent. Bay street yesterday present rd quite a contrast to its u-ual appear ance during li e week. "The disease sot ms to be rue' ly gen eral. aid is confined to no particular lo cality. We find it in the livery stabh s, in the Fite Department, the city set vice, tho Police IVpailntent, the draymen sta hies, and among He lancy M ok of pii vate fit icons. The mol shave not es caped the contagion, and numberless teams arc laid op, "Notwithstanding this, however, we sie rr-liot.ty iitftulord that thus tar no great inconvenience has been occasioned and no delay has occurred in the trans portation of merchandise. The Draymen ore yet aide to fulfil! all their contracts lor the removal of cotton, although work ing with only about a third of their usu al number of teams.” I)fstiu'CTl"N rr Wool. —Eight million pounds of wool was destroyed b> the , Boston fire. Considering the product of wool in the United States, it is not prob al lo that the loss w:ll materially mfleet ; the market of woolen fabrics. In 1810, the clipping in the United States amount eil to one hundred millions one hundred and two thousand and three bandied and i eighty-h v. n pounds. 1.. Q C. Ram .u Ei.remit—ln the First D -Mi let in Mississippi, RQ U. Ran ar, line* member iif the Confederate army and Congress, has b-en elected to Con gress by 1.200 to 1,500 votes ever his Radical competitor. Toe and stingnistnal gentleman has many coum rlious In Geor g's, and his imputation is national. WTwu legislatures are in session at the same time in Alabama. Tlie Presideiil’* Salary. The Macon Telegraph says Hi it t move incut is cm font among the faithful to raise the President’s salary, 'which must be done before the expiration of the pres cut feint. Doubtless, if tlie official earn ings were rctricted to tlie salary, tlie $25 000 would be insufficient lo maintain the Executive Establish**»*ot. The scale of household expenses ha* risen no rap idly effete year* that there are lew fam ilies of dintinction in the country wte. and not expend more than thin every vesir. But it miiKt be re rn umbered that not on ly iK the President’s family house i at the public expense—bnt hi* gardens and conservatories are maintained in »he Hu me way, and hi* le osel (del furniture and appliances of every desrtoption, ex cept personal nppiret, swpp'ied I>V » lavish public expenditure; and so are many if not ail the alt< rifJUmts and ser ; vnntH. The mil ary in thin w>.y virtual ly exceeds a hundred thousand doVats, ; and to tl efte must be added the thou- ■ sand and one contributions ol supplies of every characb i fr ni private we rows., An it has never been questioned that Geu ! erat Grant has added vastly to his pri ate wca’th since he became President it is manifested be has found tbe Salary nod perquisites an ample protection against personal impoverishment from official expenses. United State* S:* nut or. Speaking of the snecensor ol Sell »loi Hill, whose trim expires with the pres cut Gouge ** Col. Styles, in ih« hot issue of life Albany Newt, say* that “if the Georgia Legislature gra s for favorit isrri, or shoo dbe caught in the name petty political Itiug that extend* its lam ideations to the next Gubernatorial elec tion, and embraces all the • dices, the election for U. Senator in Jinuaiy next will r sc n*» higher t' an i 'eot*aod dried* illustration of tlie capacity of f'Ofe, or abject servility to prejudice and la bility to comprehend the logic of great intellects. "At this particular juncture Georgia needs her ablest men iu Congros, men who can assert her rights, vindicate her record, and defend her honor* "No paltry prejudice or no an nni/nos ity should d* prive tin* State of the >er vices of her intellectual giants, f r n great battle is to be fought, at and g'»ut are the issues involved M iul Vole of Ueorctn* Tin* Atlanta Constitution put-iis *■* a tab hi of th official voi« of the Sint*-, by oisttHSts, with only eight con Mies to I ear from. According to this rep *t, Greeley letxdvetl 70,955 v le**; Gmoi 62.3U5; O'Conner 3.845; whic- gives Grec’cy a majority <»f 8,587 over Grunt and 4,741 over l*otn Giant rnd Ohniumr, This majority is not as large as hereto fore reported. There must be Home mis'uke iu 11»*• figures of tbe Constitution, in regard lo the vote polled in tins D sirict. It says, in the 2d District, with (J tqnitt t<- hear from, Greeley received 9 445, Grant, 9,099, and 0 C »o» 151 vet si— showing a nt»»j rily f r Grant ove Greel* y ol 244, »• and • ver Gr« «dey and OVon r, of 93 W» 11 • ley, (rad )f r Congn kh, r< - (*e ved 9,706 v* tes, and WngM, (detn,) 8,084, le 1 V in« W iudev’H n, . jorit 1 6^2 Too Much l)e»»n»c*»oy Kilted ihr Hi foi in l*ur»y. | The Missouri Republican i obt.ie tin ion that to min 'D m *cy billed tS* Liberal n-oven * lit - tlnii b foi th rn W i tnent wjih fairly set on foo» 4 ij to-'k t** itself to much fa I) nneiatc < titei prise, to command the Mr mg gnpp «rt it otherwise had r- ceiv» and from th** pub lican paity Tin* liipuNwan'n argum nt is tloit Orr eh y should not have teen non mated at B I'Htnore— atid it is.the true doctrine It *ay s : We have said flat H e result w old I ave been <1 (Tetont buts r one lat .l inis [take. Thai n ist.the was Mu* ten mil a | t i«iU t)f A! r, (»i reh’N at IMmii ih Thai renonjiuutum eliouM nev r have j made. \\ e nrgmd ue»dest it ;it tin ! time, 1»( cause we f i. saw its e\il * ffoet llt did not t ring Mr. (In•» ley n th said Democrat'o vn»( s t »t • w old not ,»v received without it. ad t r pt lit -I half x milli- n lb pnb it an v I- which l»« would certainly t» »v» ree- tv-d eni fr it That D< n»«>emtic ro- 1 omn.atioc not only nindvt him a D moc»at, but it made .dm using the p.nt’san In *guage f tl»e canvass -a i»a i«" F om tno Kopnbli can part zan p«*ini oi view, he had n- t o» ly suddenly beeomt* a traitor, but In* had done >*o to s» cure a Democratic ie- n iDtoation. T- at was the price of ids treason, and cllir g tlie R* publican ; m ssi’S ttds Wes the ignoble atnl s«* e task that the adttli miration lenders had jlo do. It was this ill-advised endo.s - I incut that extingu’shed the Liberal uiov* ] incut befoie it had l» come a revolt—that I made iPan insu> rectiou of leaders with lout followers—that left Schurz, Sumnei, Trumbull Greeley, Fenton, MtTlme, Patim r and Julian, as notable a clustet f chiefs as ever raised a standard, un supported and unenCv'uraged, to fail un der the attacks of suet' iufeii.*rs»s Gain crop, Morton, Butler and C-mkliug. Miscegenation. —The Charleston pa pers make mention of an im]x>rtant mar riage, at Columbia, SO. The brid. - gioom is an liiahman, trom G«orgiH, ad the bride is a “blushing*’ negro of Columbia, Their bridal t tir has cuia menced ami will extend as lar as Atlan ta. VVi iitlit a*• <1 VViiitc-li y. Tht> Sttvuimuh iVVics | nt-lixli.s tint r ‘il ! lowing Irom its C"rrfKpoiid«fnt, "'o»jpp che<;. ” TIIK SF.COND OnKORESBI'INAI. DWTr.ICT. Gen. Oill'.Ti J. WritrM. Hip Deroo crnt it! cmiiiMiilc in tiio Srcoric! Cun'jros «i. mil District. litu* fiV<l liis ■pplicalim witli tnc* Governor for llic certificate of lection, and wtifled Ids opponc.t. Wliiteli-y of Ids inlenlion to coolest Ins riolit to tin' s .rne Gen. Wripfl.t con teinls tliat lie received a lesjorily of the l(*(ral vi'ti'K polled i By the return® as made out ad now in the office of the .Secretary of Stale, it appears that White ley uas oh c!ml by a very small majority less than 50 —when in fact Gen. Writflil con 1 cnils many of these returns and v ten are Iran.talent, ijh’Ral. void. He says ti e mills were l p ’oed at ‘J meg Store ” in Dougherty, where no ptecinc had i-v r I eon i glalrlisherl, and n I a! the precioct regularly estatrlisl ed l>\ 1 1 tv fnt the sod that Whiteley received at said place 203 more voles than he did. lie Contends also that at h precinct in Thom a* c nnty, called Dun* eansville 220 majority was given to Whiteley and that the election was held hy two managers, neither one ot w horn was an i fficer or freeholder r.F.NER.u. wcioitT vs. wmrn.KY. If Oein ral V right can i sinblish lln se ! facts, lie » il 1 he clearly entil'ed 10 the j Cf t fieale of election from H e G verie r. The aw pi HY des that Certain ofllw rs ai.it freeholders shall gnp' rinleud elec lions lor Congress, mid (hat the elections N ...II I e 111 11 at the enu (y site and such piccii cls, iot mine than one in each m lilia and sirict, ass »H he established by tie- ordinary. Neither r> eiticat m agi rs rim- Lodi s I the pi ople ian chan e , tin? times fir tn Idir g elections; ut er wise a in 1 j aity ol the voters in a dis triot night he left in total ignorance ol In place where they might and non 1 1 their lallols, and he thus dej.riv and of (lie rigid to vote at all. So, t o, only parln ulai . fficers and di acnplinna of per~oiiH can sup. rintend ehetjons. Bui h r Ihesi wise provisions of tlie lary, a h-w uneern- I pul us partisans might get tog tier at j tirin s aid places pieviousjy agreed up [ nil hy their ai*Bociu!es, hold an el«-ciie>ii land claim the tisuil as the line voice id ! the p. pie . TKSTIII NT T BE TAK N A time.mil place will he agre and npm hy Grt. W light ail Mr. Wnueiey, where testinn ny will to taken hy Sima Ido peiMina and *lOlll up to the G v< rind, who, uflcr examining In same, will is riu* I ect 'Plicate •I * Innliu l. tin on in his f nilgmeui elilillr il In t. lie pmsi t c-‘ideal, Ih ii f r h. f.irn the Governor, lot the c 1 ific-ih 1 eec nm. If Ins ih i*isi ■ shotild in..d in lav r n| Gn;. Wright, Mr W hile y w‘ lid eiiiiis. pos chip iis claim I the Be 1 Indot e lie II 11 *e its If Tnc c lifien!. w ill g. at tin p >'o In Id 1 g i'; ail 1 m • Hie l ord 11 t c dueling 1 • e..n . Ino on Ins oppom 10 Emigrant* f,.|! LinssiA —To. ~td .\mm lean Colon izaiiw S eiei v 1* stdl in ix s tnnen amt .ng .gnii 11 ti.i* Work of r. e *lo a z : ng Alrica with A meins c hued people, and Geoigi is the ground upon which it a prase ti< op ruling, ad il seems witn some degree • ( suveesg Mr Wil jam Cotipinger, the C' rre-pmrrtiim Secietnry ol P at insniii’i 11, ainv il 11 this city y <o rday nmr ing wd GO 0“ Died p rso s Irom Valdosta, 33 In in II iwkiusvill ,34 1 1 rn M dtedgnv ilte, and 24 from Sparta, on t eir way to Liberia, w rr tiny go In settle. They lin k pas sage on 11 e San Salvador, which lelt lasi night lm New V. Ik. wit they will lake b rk Jaspei direct I’m theft iosln o ti 11 These 118 are sehctt ns Irom over 3 000 pplicants, and mmy if tin m go In j .in relntiv s air. ady tin re, while till- rest will make il there home. They nr. haid\ heulti.y king p npl , and will add gp nl y to the i. dnstrial srengil ol time u dry Mi C ppmgi r nCniimpan ins t'n 111 In New V rk In s* e Him pi. p« rlv cured fr. A New Yin t lin y m 1.1 h. j.micil l.y 01 hers Irom dif ti iei t pai is nl Hi emu irp, and t e vi s sel will . e fill, and 1.1 nr util! si capacity Siio litpnbi can We take fr-'iu the Baltimore Sut 1 the follow ing pint m npti, which reminds 11* of Letter days : The <mly c..us -l.iii .11 f r thedifeat. it is 1 1 at which a Georgia 10 gro snggi sled in liis mister, whose jd .ninth 11 had been swept over hy a tornado. The negro was sent out to ns- C'ltamitie ext nt of damages on Pe estate, mill, aher ino Idling liiesurrouni’* log I.urns in hi« ohseiv iliiiiiK, he sutii mod up Ins v'nnclnsieiis ly saying: "Master, Hide's only mil! a n.*n.lation l'« a gi. Cl a I thing." Tim Washington Star saj« : 'Tim (iisi 1 O’er *. 1 sympathy nnd ad ('■ Boston, in h.*r gnat cataniiiv, came fr m the S 'lHh Let ti e fart be i , i meml>eri«d a evidence t .1, however much the and ffer -lut sections ol comitiy may and Oer po litirally, the mystic cord of tirothcrtniod ««<ill exists, and only requires some pe on iar emergency to exhibit itself in genv irons words and deeds. Raleigh, North Carolina, was the first city in the Union 10 appreciate th necessities of b Bering Boston. ’ A negro none and Jim Fiy outraged o j little gill 111 1? l b c. 11IItV a week nr ten ! day* ago, and made l.is escape. A re* ward ol $250 a offend lor his airest. j The fimnd was v , v violent with the child; slicks which In thrust down her llin at. iv. re cover, and with blood l" r six inc .es ot I eir long h. Tl«tse outrages are be coming too co.iioiim. Fire ad the stake s nlo be r. sorted to occasion 1 lly. Job 1 . W . Young, son of Brigham, says a pm t v f M Ino us 11 nv making a tour ot Eir pe and Asia, will thoroughly in spect Hip sch .o! systems of the world, so that education in Utah mav lie improv ed. Greeter says, "and n Hie late cam paiguP' So say we all. 11 s words ' find a silent n pose in many bosoms. Is yon feel duH. despondent, ibowsv, dcbiU laicil, have frequent headache mn.uh tsstesimd- Jv. p«i*sppeiire. and lougae coaled you arc -nffi'ring from tie |iid liver, or •■JJilitnuncs*. Nothing will cure you to fpgcdby and jn : ma nuntly an Dr. Pierce sGoiden Medical Inscovcry. finvc it Alwnysnt Until.-Accident? will happen in the •>«?'regulated fsmiUet, and for this reason ntnoog many o her*, the Mistam; 1 immkvt should find a plnsit in the eopkourd ut every hotucliolil. In »H 'he wm id diere is noth ing comparable toil as an application c"db cuntusiuns. leirns,spasms and scalds, and when every other preparation that ns'dical mgcniuty can Biggest, has tailed to afford relief in rheu matism. neuralgia, sore throat, glandular swell- j ines. muscular coatractioni. cramps, tooinacne, i pox powerful anti inflanraoiry and pnin-des- j troving agent immediately assn iges the sufferer 9 : ngonv and eventually accomplishes x radical care.' Probably there is n-t a cuntiotsonr to iior-e fl.-sh or an am rlcar horseman in the land I who (lues not know, either from personal obser | vatipn or reports, that the Mi srivu 1 -rma::m 19 1 the Supreme remedy tor all external discaeCß and 1 injuries of the burse. W illiam Anderson, the bank forger, who has be. n ics ding in the Savantiah jail for several mouths, has made his es cape. g@y-Ti.ere was an ear I hquakc in Coll cord, N. 11., on Monday last. re is a great < scitenicut over the disc T<-ry of diamonds at 1-all Lake City ygrJudge Lynch i*. presiding over sundry courts in Kansas. II s w.uk is effective ggy-The hors" disease is ratnpa' ' A lanta mil boises are dying Xt*a)“F .tir hundred thensind do turn have been raised in Hhi'ad Ipliia, for the family of Gen Meade Suns of 1 t mpfrancf.—Th. G. :.nd Di visi .0 o' S ns ol Ti run ranee of K 'S'fii New Y rk ill session in t at Cttv. re poi ts 436 (1 visions iii the i"ri d'etion witti a total mi mbersliio < t 17 798. I'.'ev pii colored divi*i 11* si mv a meuibi r*l i|. I 390 A > a me ti.gr f I. e fr ' '*S t W ..Mlim t ,0 and Haflin. 1.. 'd in N w Y if II Ei il.t V tl it wa R I'lil’ S' and t * raise 430 0001 the . ,r .a. M ny fr> t |> -pi-'C es wa re mad —ti e Biibsrriiili'Mt lst set ass at arid 0 e dnliui s ai.d sis \ ee. ts su’tiseiilied. Jim* Administrator’s Sale. IN PUUftI’ANCK with an oiilcrf.om ho Hon orabu* Court 61 Ordinary for tlie county o/ fa«*e. prantinfr b*avc f.- wll bolon^ins Im the I*>Ute ot J»Cob Moore, dreeaserl, will be Hold on tiu* l irsf l iiesday in January. 187:$, be ton* ihe Court House floor ftl liomerville, iu Clinch County, during tin* legal h* urs for sale, Cot of Land Number four hundred and ninety six (496.) in the NeveiHh [7] District of oiigiual ly Appling, now Cliiich county. Term aof Cash, purchaser to pay for ti tles. CHARI/EE Is. Hil l'. Adru'r. November. 2‘2, 1872. 47-lds W. C. WILSON, WATCHMAKER. & JEWELER, QUITMAN, UA. Will give bis special ntten Jr* tendon t<> the repairing of Watches and Jewelry cnee as a Watchmaker, iu Eu rope and America, he is */ * surpassed in this Ntate. reasonable, and sauslaciion guaranteed. ' Ofiice, next door, en*. of Captain Drooks’ store, oh Screven s IL L SCHREINER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in EiSS. iTATIDBI ;Y All BLAxKBBiSS. PIANOS, OrtGANS, .MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and MUSIC, News and Book Paper. Cards and Card Board. Bill Head#, Large Slock of Flat Papers. Ac., Ac. for Mat her a’ Printing Inks. Retail Iloum* 137 Congre s street Wholesale House.. Jll) Bay street. Stivnniißli. <«fi Noveinbor T 2. 1b72. 47 If Homes'cad Notice. ST.ITE OF (rEORGIA. Brooks Con iffy. Court of Ordinai y. WILSON J. KING having apples! for exeinp ; tipu of personal tv and selling np-trt and valua tion <»f ilom<*stead, 1 will pass upon his peti tion at iny office in Quitman, at 11 n'elnek •* «*. on the vd day of Dei« rnJ>er. 1^72 Given under my hand and olSci.ii signature this November 20. 1« v 72. 47-2 t Jamks L. Beaty, Ordinary. SAIT! SALT! SALT! WE HAVE LANDING T n Thousand Sacks LIVERPOOL SALT. For sale by Car Load, or Ic-ss, at low est mar ket rate. HOLCOMBE, HULL & CO., Savannah, (in. November 1 ST2. J:: ~ t Black Bi“ad Cloth, for 10 per yard, 1 at PAINE & HALL'S. Wrjj.'.m C. St.vlkv. j John A. Sta..kv. Attorney at Law j Notary Public. JOHN A STALEY & SONS, Brokers arid Auctioneers, Office : No. I4t>4 Bay street, SAVANNAH GEORGIA, TXT ILL BUY AND SELL Real Estate, Wild \ \ Lands, and Personal Property. Strict attention will be tavea to a’tl business . n:rutted to us. oct2' •:a TO (rERCHAN IS n«» M ® ' BSttjUV- '?}’•* . *’?•'*'*** H<S*Wn»f lllli* Sslshi iwasi yj We beg leave to invite the altention of the , Trade generally to a full and complete assort ment of GROGERiZS, LIQUORS & WiNES, ! irom which they will be enabled lo replenif'h ! their stocks in such quamife.es as are needed, i with despatch, at the Lowest Jobbing Prices. Assuring onr patrons and loose who favor us with a trial, that, that their orders will receive the SAME attention, and Prices will be as low us if present to make their own j urchasea. Jllav. ing on hand, ar.d receiving by almost every Ves sel arriving at this Port, the following and ma ny other articles: !Migar, foflVc. Tea*, Bacon, flour, Lard, Soaps Rye. Bourbon. Corn and Wheat Whiskeys; Port,Sherry and Maderia Wines; Cognac and Domestic Brandies; Jamaica,Fanta Croix and New England Rums; Fore it;« and Domestic Gins; Me Bivens’ Ncoleh /lie; Kuirtmd Cordiai; Blackberry. Ginger ami Cherrv Brandies, of the Finest qualities. A la ! ge aesortuiT of Wines and Liquori? in cases •fTiseeh a neons t Cigars, Blacking. j Oysters, Tobacco, Matches* (Lobs tern. Snuff. Wine Bottles, [Condensed Milk Pickles, Labels, nil kind Brooms, Fauces. Corks, | Buckets, sardines. Lemon Syrup, j'rubs, Preserves, Candies. {Fruit ia cans, Fpicis, I’jize Candies. ( Apples, Pepper. Wriiing paper, jcnkxtis. Butter, Wrapping “ Potatoes, Cheese. I wine (Katßias. i English Baking Envelopes. J Almonds, Powders, Paper Bag* [Nuts ! Soda. Flour Bags. IL'unon. Soda & I Sia«ch. i ipes, Sugar Bi-cuit, Potash, -hot. [Mackerel. Lye, Powder, [Herring. Mustard, Cape, jTcilet ,Soaps, And various* other goods. Selected with cure, and with the futeirion on our part, of meeting to | lie lulleei extent the wanks of MERCHANTS making purchases for Retailing We receive and sell for our cnsloniers all i Country Produce, FREE OF COMMISSION’, Cottou only excepted * SOLOMON BROTHERS, Wholesale Grocers —and—* fom tn iss son •llcrchan lx ITS JUr Sr., SAVANNAH, GA. &KT A Iso Agents for the Anchor Line of Ocean Steamers W. A. McNEtL, of Quiiman, G»., is the Trav eling .4gent for tbif* house, November 22. 1872. Ini r i: i l k WHEELER & WILSON .SKWIXG m Ac hiris, y The Wheeler & u „ .nachineis a swift-fin gered sister of chanty. It is a triumph of mechanical genius. It has no equal for family use. We refer to the following prominent citizens of Brooks county, who have this admirable ma chine iu use *. Djr. R M ITirni, jF. E VorxG, On.LK\ Hjbstku. Strum. \s Rkhdtck, 8. D. Eomomwon, { IV. R. HoliMv'av, J vmi> V. Josks, ! Dr. W R.Joinkr, Phiui* tin us. j JAom AloppY, N. M. Rliumck, i Hcbti s STCD.sTn.I.. E. W. IIARRAL, Get,j Agent, * Savannah. Ga. EJ. POUCH.A . Agent. Q .itinaii. Georgia. Novemb r 15. BARGAINS are ottered U>e public at IMINK A UAl.lrH i m. j. & snow, 13 ENTIST, be in QUITMAN about the I2tb inst., ▼ ▼ for the purpose of locating permanently in thi* place. He respectfully solicits the patronage of the citizens of Brooks County and the public gener ally, and will endeavor, by faithfully executing all work entrusted to him, to merit their confi dence. up stairs, over J. Til!man[p store. Nov 8, 1872. 45 ts Notice. ('the first Tuesday in December "‘next, will V* be sold to th“ highest bidder, before the G'urt-bon**** door in Quitman. Lot of Land nnm ber two Imndred and eventy-tvvo (272) in the Fourth District of Irwin County, agreeably tc» an order of the Court of Ordinary, of Brooks coun ty. Terms cash. W. J AS. HINES, Ex’r. of John McMullen. Oct. 23d. 1871. 43-Ids Notice. - V? cember next, at public outcry, at tie Court House in F .huuin, Ga., between the legal hours es sab*, the IB'Ubo and two Town Lots b« - longing to W. G. McNair and M. E. Peat'ey, de ceased. S-dd for benefit of heirs and creditors* Terms made known on day of sale. For further particulars, apply to 4.. •«: J. A. BENTLEY.
