About Tri-weekly Sumter Republican. (Americus, Ga.) 1865-1867 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1867)
Tri-Weekly Republican, SATURDAY, MABOH 9, 1867. BBSyil'. ■'-"’EM-' ■'™ ■«>■■!! *4'Boudins Matter on every Pago. At. llouk.—After an absence of two weeks, the Editor returned toliis post yesterday, but not in time to take any part in the preparation ol to-day’s pa yer. Crowded Out, —We have on band several columns ofnew advertisements which we w ill try to make room for in our next. To ComtKKPONDUKTs. —During our absence, a number of communications were handed in for publication. Our friends will please bear with us a while longer. Their favors shall ap pear in a few days. r3r We lay before our readers, to day, a vpry important document, ‘The President’s Veto of the !Sherman or Military Hill.’ It needs no comment from us. The President has nobly done his duty, and all men who truly desire to have c ; vil law restored, and an equal benefit of the blessings of libeity, should he thankful for the stand he has taken in their defence. dgP'On the out side of our paper, to-day, will he found Ex-Gov. Brown’s speech, delivered in Atlanta, on the night of the 4th inst. Wc recommend the careful perusal of the two docu ments furnished our readers, audfM difference of opinion existing the secession Governor of Georgia, tU the war, and the »bnt. One recreant, to ton ed upon him by Sou ;hern v *: The other boldly r.sserting guarantiid to » very • Union, by : itutt^H them. * ■ . The Wrath ku. —The J\~ ir. compkiius ol' the cjyMdfl t clous M ..foil v. it. e lit at fe|l| city on Metidav. and si j. ' If cur brother h-t-l been iu ■time during the -past week we would have sighed for the wind the c'eik efthe la here ami seems i!t'frti;W| *• uti h r the weatlser.*’ J roes, it is still o.ii.ing. Jq* The Con; r.- In ■the iucl, meney oft he wetßf cert advertised to come ing lias been postponed Thursday c\ earn:;. Frost-JSS leant trom the ladi, s H getting (his can eoulii’iently a-sert that iIH a ifieli treat. 'J lie ohi, et < wH cert is a philanthropic one, o| hope to see :i crowded occasion. See advertisment. Fine Cigars. —We arc indebtcl to the firm of Messrs. Mitchell & Cos., for a bunch of very superior cig ars, as good as any we have ever smoked. These gentlemen have a large lot of them on hand, which they would like to dispose of. Our young friend Pilsijuky, who is connected with this establishment, is as polite and attentive as ever, lie can til ways bo found at the store, ever ready, and willing to wait on all who may favor him with a call. Pure Rye Whiskey. —The junior partner ot the firm «f Fkldeii & Sox, has laid on our table a bottle of pure Ifyc Whiskey, superior to anything of the kind in this place. As it is in tended to he used SLricvtjly for .medici nal purposes, we shall endeavor to ap propriate it in that way. Call at their store and procure a bottle, yen will find it genuine. Our thanks are here by tendered the ft mi for the compli ment. Rev G. IT. Con.—The numerous friends ot this truly christain gentle man, will regret to learn that lie has severed his connection] as pastor of the Presbyterian Church of this place, and will leave for Ids new field of la bor in Wilmington, Illinois, on Mon day next. Tie has been pastor of the church for the past nine years, during which time he has done much for the cause of Christ, and has made many warm and dear friends, all of whom dee])!)’ regret his departure. May the TJood Miepherd protect him and his family, during their pilgrimage thro’ life. Cottox Factories ix Tennessee —-There are now thirteen cotton fac tories in operation in Tennessee, rep resenting nearly $1,000,000, and giv ing employment to over nine hundred operatives. There are also in the State several flourishing factories for the jnanufactm e of steam engines, cotton presses .and agricultural implements. C-SPNot an inch should be conce ded, says the Philadelphia Age, to this march of usurpation. Concession will not satisfy the greedy appetites of the men who are now leading the assault upon the rights of the States and the liberties of the people. N : ncty-ninc points given up without a contest, and still the party in power would use force to tear the remaining liberty from the grasp of a reluctant people. It is now the confessed intention of the Radical party to destroy the Southern States, and govern the Ter ritory by militaty power. Is that an act that should he applauded ? If not, then the means must betaken to pre vent the mischief. One of these means is an appeal to the-Supreme Court.and the inquirer is right in urging that duty upon the people of Virginia and the South. Tiie Situation ix Atlanta. —We now have three parties, says the Era in our very young and flourishing city. The first is headed by ex-Gov ernor Joseph E. Brown, who favors the adoption of the Sherman recon struction policy as the surest method of saving the AMfcktVoin final ruin the dale, .1 •tiojinci ill-timed to lilt aim I action of i t. 1 IS fill' Jm wjpntituv. . . BIRm IMFOROH CHARLESTON, S. (9 OF ™ CC. GRANITE amtt: ARTIIEN WARE, from the Pot'-{tries in England. Also, a full assortment of GLASSWARE from the leading Manufactories in America. The old customers ot llie House of BROWN ct PA LMA are invited to examine our Stock,as we are prepared to supp y goods in our line at as low prices as they can be obtained in America, as our arrangement® enable us to otter every facility to Southern merchants. Ad-so CRATES OF ASSORTED WARE, Packed in Europe, expressly for the Coun t.y Trade. At Wholesale at 11 Hayne Street, At Retail -’Jo!) 'King Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. Mar. 7-bra. A NEW FIRM. P. H, MITCHELL & CO. (At the head of Cotton Avenue ) AMERICU3, GA. t RE efiferirg large Implements lo the buyer. A GROCERIES. of every kind on hand We have in connec tion a flepaitment for the IBAMIF.ICTtJRE «F Tll¥. Good workmen employed," Wholesale dealers are solicited to give us si call. We expect to keep constantly on hand in sack and bane>, the-favorably received and well known Excelsior Flour. One of the firm, \V. K. Pilsbury, invites his friends and old army companions to come and see him Mar. 7-lm Male High School. AMERICAS, : . . GEORGIA. W. C. DODD & I. G. HUDSON, Tuition, in advance, f.r six months, Ist. Class, sl3 99 2d Class, 39 00 Board from $lB lo S2O per mouth. l'ub 26 If l 1867. NO. 143, Meeting Street, a IIA li IEST OAy S. C. MAiISHALi, mi £ BOW, Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, TNVUE tho attention of Merchants to tl e'r l stock, which is entirely new, carefully se li'ctid. and nil! be sold at a small advance in first cost, for cimb or short time approved pa [ar. _ w. w marshall. >v r nrjiuus, O. A. If J WEN. cr-; be Mnderulrned bugs to cdl the at ten tiv.n of iheftumei pitronsof Meperss \V. T purge t«» mir Mock, which is LARGE A NI) Ar: R\< ■'! IVE. « ntiifly r.ew: pnrchMp, <1 r! using the ieev:;t Eopiefiftlon in the Not ihern Ma kets O ders pioiDptly ex* Cited. Mar, 7 2m W. T. BLR IE. L\ II O II SET, SUCCESSOR OF HORSEY, AUTM&CO. HATS, CAPS AND S l ods. NO. STREET, jlr Wfwr • W*?,/ ■ Wjw .1“' ' wmmmtr 'x'ymf • • 1 :: ’ ’ y ' mjt \ \.< \ Mi . v: MOTJVed -it M MIH'iiF.N'.V W Fonvardiii;’* m/m iSn SirirriNG MERCHANTS- No. Ill'Bay Street, Savannah, Ga j n EXEUAL AGENTS for Georgia for “Wil-j v l tier’s Patent Ssihmianrlcv Safe Company,” : (ireat Bend Scale “Nonpareil Washing Machine C 0..” “Georgia Chemical Works.” Sole Agents at Savannah for “ it apes Super- Phosjihate of Lime Company.” Sole Agents at Savannah for Horace L. Finery & Son’s Ag- J ricultuml Works of Albany, New York. Ag ents for dames Metcalfe & Co's Oil Works, Louisville, Ky nov 15 3m Importer of HAT AHA CIGARS, And Dealers in DOMESTIC SEGAIIS, Virginia Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Smilf, Pipes, Scgar Holders, Ac., No. 94 Bryan, Corner Whitaker Street, Savannan, Ga. All the celebrated brands of Chewing Tobacco on hand. nov 173 m Metallic Burial cases. A FINE ASSORTMENT, kept constant, lv on hand. S. I*. BOONE, Ag’t. July 24 ts Tannery and Shoe Shop, r j''flK Bubscriber would respectfully ir.fonn j. the citizsus of Fainter, that ho is still en gagod .t. the manufacture of Leather, at bis old stana ncai the I I .ins of Duiii. lie keeps constantly on bard, Upper, Sole and Harness Leather, which can be purchased on reasonable terms. He is also prepared to manufacture Shoes iip.i Boots in the veiy best and durable style Hnaine tlie very lest of woikmel, lie slitters himself that b s woik will give .atisfactiou Ttiankful for past favors, im hopes ty stiim adherence to business, to uieiit« continuance of the same. Persons in want of Leather or shoes, will find it to their interest to give m u c,|| J. H. BLACK, aug 4 ts Agents Wanted. "T —\l-6ABLED SOLDIERS preferred) for the J ) ‘Life, Letters, Speeches, ac\, of Hon. \. It. STEPHENS, by llkxryCleveland, Esq. ate Editor of the Augusta (Ga.) Constitution alist. Scud for Circulars and see our terms, ;aud a full description of the work. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING HOUSE, feb 2 ts Box 312, Atlanta, Ga. direct Im portatio n! 1867. RIBBON S, Millinery & Straw Goods Armstrong Gator k Cos, IMI-OIITKU.I AMI JOBUKHB IlIBBON?, BONNET SII.KS AND SATINS, if Blonds, Notts, Grapes, Velvets, Itncbes, Kloweis, Feathers, Straw Bonnet* and Ladies’ lints, trimmed and utitiimmed, bbake-r Hoods, &c. 237 and 239 Baltimoro Street, BALTIMORE, MD. Offer the largest Stock to found iu this Country, and unequalled ill choice vaiicty and cheapness. Oid- rs si.licited a id pjompt attention given mar 2 bn® '* / I I ■‘■W ! During the past Summer, when ■nany ol our Planters were without Bnoney, we furnished them supplies lon A !, CREDIT, | with a promise from them, that wc simuhl be paid from .the proceeds of their Cot- I ion. to ns soon ns it could be pre | let the ) vice be what it li . G . •: ■3 . i_ ■ • ;;is ‘i v Be that it I S it’coutiuued. this date OUIvS is a who pni 1 us promptly, we extend credit, under SPECIAL CONTfiiCT. | A.ll accounts, not made under special contract, will I e considered due at theex-i piration each mouth and collected ac- i cordingly. G 3? oceries pare strictly CASH, and will not be sold I on time. jj Wc ar-e-thankful to the public for its [ patronage, especially arc wo gratctul I Those who have both patronised mi | [paid us. ii Wo shall keep a good assortment nnl j will make it. to of purchase™ to with m furJHL& be^ AmcriciG. JaiWjßH DOUBLE YOUR CROPS. "TT ~T~ SK UK IDS SUPKK-PHOSPITATB. Manufa’c lured from ground boneif. A prrmnu-nt fertili -7,01. E. J. LDKIDOK, dec 22 ts Agent. tr A BOXES CHEESE, JU 10 Barrel* Loaf Lard, 30 “ Sugir, AA. C. 3') “ Good Cane By rup, 30 “ Mackerel, 30 “ Mess Pork, For sale by jail 31 ts TOOLE. i-OHTBIPERT & CO. "LUMBER" ALL persons indebted to me for Lumber will please take notice that they were Gash transactions, and that 1 must be pai l in nrd rto carry o ray business, to those who hive paid up promptly, ltemder my sincere thanks, and will be aways '-'.ad to fill their or ders. Those ©wieg me will please call and save expense and bad feelings. Kolumber will be delivered at the mill without the cash cr a special understanding with myself. S. HEIS. Mar. 6 ts. TO THE MEKCIUN T S o v AND ADJOINING STATES! I T T E have already spoken through the pa t t per* to our friends throughout tlie South, and advised those who were formerly our fellow soldiers in the Southern Army, that we had undertaken to apply, in Peach, the - elements of vigor, energy and prompt ness, wXich had so often gained us the day in WaiT V/e have opened a WHOLES VLE IMIiEM ASD CUSS ECU, IN ATLANTA, GA., on a scale far beyond any before known in the State. We are backed by all the advantages which arc derived from abundant means and a thorough knowledge of the business. A large part of our goods are shipped DI RECTLY TO US FROM EUROPE via Cliailes ton and Savannah. Wc confidently expect to supply, from our pepot in Atlanta. all those merchants throughout, this and adjoining States who have heretofore made their purchases North. We can offer as varied a stock as can be found in New York, and wc KNOW THAT OUR PRICES HERE WILL RE LOWER. You will save freight, by purchasing here. You will save breakage by purchasing here. j You will contribute to the building up of 1 a home depot of supplies by purchasing here, j We hive on hand, and constantly arriving, j assorted packages of CROCKERY', of best | and mixed grades. We repack Crockery, China, Glassware, Looking Glasses, Lamps, Cutlery, Plated and | Britannia Ware, Clocks, etc., to order. We have job lots of the goods, from lime to time, at very low prices* We have the best, must complete and cheap est PETIT JAR in the country We solieityou CASH orders, and will give you largo advantages for C.-WSTI IN HAND. Ls’YP* Hotels, Restaurants and Saloons,.fit ted up with everything needful, at prices as low as can be hud iu the country, North or South. McBRUm, DORSETT A CO. Cor. Wlihelml l ami Hunter sts. fob 28 2w. Atlanta, Ga. ANOTHER WAR I3eole,red.2 MERCHANT & CO., Next door to Mrs. Wright’s Millinery Store Ainericus, Georgia. VRE now receiving and opening a baud some and well selected stock of lilt! GOODS, CLOT®, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, h JST otio ns, m In short everything usually kept in a first- Hlas.s store, to which they coidiully invite the Attention (f the citizens and unrounding as they are determined to give on satisfaction to all who may favor them their patronage, jan 20 1 in [ C. D. BARKSDALE, MERCHANT TAILDE, 1 Aracricus, Georgia. HHK £ : % A / V V; • a c t i o n > |Njg guaranteed in every instance, If not, no pay. He has ou hand a superior stock of Cassim-res. Cloth.:. Yo&ti lings. Trimmings, ice. to which he invites the attention of the gentlemen of the ci'y.- Terms strictly PASII. fob. 5 t FAMILY rpilE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A ' FAMILY GBOtEBY SHE, at. his ole stand, on the South corner of the Square, where ho will keep a supply of Groceries & Provisions, Os Every Description, which lie will offer to the public on the most reasonable lenns for CASH or country pro duce. Give riie a call. JESSE HARDY. fob 5 ts CROCKERY!! DIRECT IMPORTATION! ! Just Received from Ship Waverly, 800 DOZEN C. C. PLATES, 100 DOZEN W. G. PLATES, 500 DOZEN C. C. TEAS, 100 PAIRS EWERS ana BASINS, 100 DOZEN W. G. HANDLE COFFEE and TEA CUPS, STEAK and COVERED DISH ES, WATER PITCHERS, TEA POTS, . See., Ac. Embv: ■ log everything wnuted for the COUNTRY TRADE! I will repack and sell this ST UNDID ASSORTMENT OF CROCKERY to dealer! at prices that will give entire satisfaction. AT orders will meet with ; owpt attention.-^jg Terms—STRICTLY CASH. 3B- A.. WISE felt 28 lm. Cherry Srrcet, Macon, Georgia. AMERHTS ADVERTISEMENTS. HOLE, SHIPEBT & i, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN UQtIORS, GROCERIES, Western Produce, AND GENERAL MERCHANDIZE On c’jimn Stroct, next door to ttio Post Office, AHEKICU3, GEORGIA. J»n *1 Brick Yard for Sale. I AM off. ring for sale, on very reasonable terms, my bri k yard, situated s bout one mile of Ameri cas. It contains four and a halfac cs of the best clay land for making brick, in the county. Also, my resi dence, about half a mite from the yard. The house contains tour rooms and three the places, Thera are \y. acres of land attached to the place, an excell nt well of • .ter and a good stable. I will sell either one or both j laces Any one wishing to purchase will call on mo at Americas. A bargain can be bad. Call early, as 1 am determined to sell. A. W. WIIEISLEK. Dec. 22 ts. OLD Ml 1111 SlLfEli-illlE W-A-ISTTIEIX rriiK undersigned will give the highest price I. for old Gold or Sil vc.i-pla.te, such us old Dental plates or Watch cases, Spoons.or any other kind of old gold or silver. I will do Watch or Jewelry Repairing in ex change, or par the money, nov 27 am. JAMES NOBLE. City [Property ’ for sale. fpIIE subscriber < ffers for sale, bis desirable X place, situattd on Church Street, conve nient to any part <-f the business portion of the city, The house is a comfortable one, containing seven rooms, besides a dining 10001 and cook room ; arc! five fire places. There is on the premises, i go >d Fmoke house, two out houses, suitable for servants, a bathing room, two stable*, carriage bouse, an excel lent garden and well of water. Any one wishing to purchase a desira ; place in the city, will do well to call on me at an early day, as I am determined to sell. Jan. 19 3m. B J HEAD. XList Xleceive.il AND lEP* o 1? Sal© AT NO 8, LOYLESS’ BLOCK. 1 000 BUSHRLS E2Ltra Wliiteau i Yel- fit) Ru.-hels Meal, 10!0 lbs New Lard, in 501 b can--. 10 Bbls celebrated Oakley Alios i loin. 5 “ Ohio River Salt, A small lot of Giits, &c. L. A. SMITH. J AS. H. THEALL. \ HENRY C. HARDY. TIIEALL & HARDY. DEALERS IN GROCERIES, MS, U(|lilliS, Unfits, |is|, (Outers, fa. 18L Congress St., SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Orders accompanied with the Cash, i prompt ly attended to. t'eb 2 otn. |(]n BARRELS fine FLOUR, Lv) U Some very Fancy Brands, For sale by jan 01 ts TOOLE, SCHUMPERT & CO. To Boarders. 1 FEW DAY BOARDERS can be nccom lx. modated at Mis M. F. HUDSON’S on j reasonable terms. fTb 2d ts WHOLESALE iri non BrsnELs of white corn, tUjI/vu Sound and clean—no blind staggers in if, for sale cheap. 100.000 LBS. NEW TENNESSEE BACON. , receiving and to arrive. Planters and oth ers would do well to call and see me before buying. A CAR LOAD OF TENNESSEE HAY, just received and for sale. “TWO CAR LOADS OF FRESH TEN NESSEE SEED OATS, —a splendid article—- just received and for sale. FLOUR, in every variety, on hand, and for sale low. A LOT OF VIRGINIA TOBACCO, re ceived on consignment and must be sold. Call soon and buy a bargain; M. H. STEPHENS. feb 23 ts Loyless’ Block. Patent Mica Roofing. DilE ** New York Mica Roiling Company," L (established 1854.) are manufacturing un der fetters Patent the BEST ARTICLE OF COMPOSITION ROOFING ever offered to the public. It is adapted to every style of Roof, steep or flat, and can be readily applied by any one. The U. S. Government, after a thorough test of its utility, have adapted its use in the Navy Yards, and upon Public Buildings. Ihe Roofing is put up in rolls, and has on ly to be nailed to the Roof to make a Durable Fire and Water - Proof Covering. V/e particnlarly recommend its use upon Buildings, Stores, Churches, Factories, chiLe-sbopg, Steamboat decks, &c. Mica Roofing Paint. For coating Tin, Iron, or shingle Roofs. It foi ms a BODY EQUAL TO THREE COATS OF ORDINARY PAINT, No roof can i ust under it, and Oid Leaky Roofs may be made perma nently water proof and durable by its use. The Paint requires no mixing, but is ready to be applied with the ordiua'ry paiut brush. Price SI,OU per gallon. Also manufacturers of Slack Luiilrc Varnish, TARRED FELT AND ROOFING PITCH. Discount to the Trade. Circulars and Price List furnished. Rights for counties sold at low rates. Address THE MICA EOOFIXG CO. 194 Broadway, N. Y. Frank Humphreys, G 1 Royal St , N 0., Scofield, Williams & Cos , Augusta, Ga., Bald win H. Woods. Montgomery, Ala, Thomas M Coates, Raleigh, N. 0 F. A. Tinker, Rich.. ■mondVa , Henry Wilson, Petersburg, Va , j in 2S> 3m. TO THE TRADE. V%7L are now receiving valuable addi ’ * lions to our Stock, and call attention of Healers in this section to our assortment of Pure Drugs and Medicines, Imported Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils and Glass, "so to the fact, that we sell low for-the Casli. HASSENBURG, SON & HARRIS. Wholesale Druggists. Feb. 19-t.f. Maeon, Ga. IUT ZB W Grocery Store. BRUCE & BLOCE NO. 1.... *LOYLESS’ BLOCK. TTAVE opened a Grocery and Provision Rtoro in the Loyless Block, where thev keep constantly on hand, Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Ba con, Lard, Rice, Mackrel, Salt, Meal, Syrup, Tobacco, Segars, Pepper, Spice, Copperas, Canned Fruits, * ove Oysters, Lobsters, Pick les, anil in everything that is usually kept in a grocery and provision store, which they offer for sale on as reasonable terms as such articles can be bought in a similar os* tablish ent. Give us a call. Feb. 23- IV -i.Vr .. .....MS' -v; jtSrrf
