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p'vWSON JOURNAL
march 30, im.
Kca«l iuirt relief*!
mrni’il. than whom no more
ever liTed - giTe * the totiow '
bare*aft*av"tou»eJered adverdeisg UereUy
' 7 „ to be the great medium of in
iC, PRUUDE TO WEALTH. And
ViiVemaJe il nn irtrariabU rule, too, to advert,M
,1 . j K lh»t timet ae wall a» th* hatuil. long ea
‘\;'e having taught me that money thu* epevt
’lll lai< i out i a* h k-tying my hunt, tea tun tin
" n fcforc the public, it hat "cured me waxy
* 1 1 could ofherieier kart lost.” ~ *
JOB WOKK.
you wvdt any kind of Job Work, such at
rosters, Hand ItiUs, Cards, Clr
rttlars, letter Heads, etc., encuted
.. A ri.Y entxrtv ami at once, send jour orders to
Ihe Dawson Weekly Journal Office.
If*e are prepared to nit orders
for Hled.tHS of every description,
„,t short notice.
foit c« i .rrr jcjuoe.
\VK are authorized to announce the name of
XVytey G. Harks as a candidate for the of
fice of County Judge for Terrell connty. Election
Ist Wednesday iu May. MAST CITIZEN.
The Shetiff Sales of I.ee county will here
after be published in the Dawson Journal.
W. C. GILL, Sheriff '
r^ 0 My legal advertising for Calhoun
county will hereafter lo published in »the
Dawson Journal.
YV, K. Griffin,
March 16th, 1966. Ordinary.
Now Advertisements.
There hr.s just been a Urge arrival of spring and
rummer goods at the one price cash store of iIaDD
Wheatly. They offer great inducements.
Nobody should fail to callat S. M. Slesel k Bro.'s
rnd examine their la'ge and magnificent stock of
jry goods, clothing, etc., whether they wish to buy j
or not.
The sporting season is at hand, and money cun
be saved by couutry merchants by purchasing fish
ing tackle, fire arms, cutlery, etc , at tho gun and
,porting house of I). 0. Hodgkins & Bor, Macon.:
' Our friends visiting Macon, are saving much mo-!
PO T by purchasing clothing etc ,of Turpin Si Hertz. ,
Ha's by the million—J. M. Holbrook, Atlanta. !
Kobert J Lowry & Go., Atlanta, Georgia. j
No bouse ia this couatiy stands higher than that j
~( E. J. Johnston A Cos ,-Macon, and those want-■
ini; genuine jewelry, silver ware, etc, should be j
mre to call on them and get bargains.
Twt-Vve thousand bushels of that Western corn
advertised hv Sharpe & Brown has arrived. I
Atlanta market —A. IC. Seago.
DitllyComnittrrisl Bulletin. 1
This is the name of anew daily published in ;
Atlanta, Ga., by J. J. Toon. It is gotten up with !
a great deal of taste, ably edited and very cheap.
Terms, 1 month, sl. 6 months, f 1 50. 12 months,
£B. This ia low for such a paper .
Ecir.s* or nut Moon. An eclipse of the moon
• ill take place this evening the 30th inst., begin,
nirgat 30 minutes after 9 iu the evening.
The Ccin -ffry again.
Owing to the heavy rain on last Friday, the
meeting of the citizens, called to arrange for the
improvement of the Cemetery, was postponed una
ta te day, (Ft May.) We trust that the meeting
v ill be largely attended this evening, at 3 o'clock,
at ibe court house.
£iit;tll l»o*.
With the exception of one slight case of varia-
Inid, now nearly well, our city entirely free from
toil ditesse.
TH<- Planter*
In Terrel, Webster, Calhoqu, Lee, Randolph
it.l idjoii jng counties, so fer a9 we can lenrn, and
»c have made diligent inquiry, as a general th'Dg,
#re in very line spirits. The Eree,dmen are doing
much bet'er thr.n was expected. A great deal of
corn has been planted, and in many places tve
hare noticed large fivl-tg o! it up, and growing
finely. The farm woik generally, is up wi<h the
won. If the Freed's continue to work, as they
hire commenced, and the seasons are propitious,
there will be a heavy crop of corn and cotton
r*i*ed in Southwertern Geo'gia, the present year.
Subscriber* at Starksvillc
Will rtCeivo their papers at Wooten's Station,
*'J Express, until they have a Post office establish
'd. The Journal for last week, we suppose, went
to Americas, we mean the packugc directed to
hlmknville. Just as soon as there is a Post office
established nt that place, we hope some fricud will
inform us of the fact.
Our packages for Power’s and Ward’s station’s
»iil also be sedt by express.
tW Wc left the Hardwire house of Wrigley k
Knott, in Macon, the o'her day, feeling prouder
thaii we have since wc donned our Bret breeches
:«» dccount of a prindely outfit of editorial cutlery,
»bich fell to our lot through the kindness of the
firm. This house is unequalled in its supply of
hardware of every description.
Patrick k Havens* Macon Ga., continue to place
ns under obligations by sending us weekly a pack
'll of select Literary pei iodicals and newspapers,
iur fiietuls, visiting Macon, thould be sure to call
in these gentleman, on Cherry street, and supply
ihcmaelves with choice readiug matter.
( oi.ored Troops.—The New York Com
oercia! Advertiser’s special reiterates the
’sty that the Presidest has ordered 40,000
troo P s to be mustered out of service
I'Juta a month.
Cektsal Railroad.—The repairs on this i
11 yj *^ e Central Railroad *are progressing
.“ e "’ \he construction train is now run
lng to Ao. 15, and will reach the Oeonee
Jf he middle of the coming week. The
jn e that stream and the trestle work
* both sides are already framed and will
a few , Ja^‘i t 0 P ut them iu posi
" 6 have also good acocunts from the
'• n eua ; and can see no reason why the
r * work should not be finished in the,
Urse of six weeks. !
Painai.vo Dkcliniso.—One fa- \
e >n Columbus is the decline of
i Dt ' ey Qr *°hing. We venture that the re- j
I 'Ol every bar room has fallen off a quar-
R R‘o lust month. The article is i
fd
B )a constant drinkers, and they are
tch V f,srties at'rested for imbibing too
j_— - • -
nr,! . , out hero Express Company baa
Tk'* lts telegraph line to Athena.
! > in Oh* ,s * u!< J Ul ’' g oo *'"per
The Civil Rights Dili..— The Express
talking about this bill and its advocates says
the President will veto it, aud asks:
Does it never enter the heads of these
demagogues that the place to begin so give :
the negro some of bis “oivil rights” is in
these Northern States. lie cannot even
vote, here in New York, unless they have a
property qualification. Ho is practically ex*'
eluded from the ballot in Connecticut, by
the voice of tho people—while in Illinois i
thcra are laws on the statute books that well j
ugh exclude him—we had almost said—
from the State itself. YVhy, then, borrow
so much trouble about “oivil and political
rights,” for the colored man of tho South,
when we arc practically denying him thoso
rights here at home ?
COMMERCIAL.
New Yoik Cotton 40. Declining.
Louisville.— Cotton market languid, 39
to 40 for best article; Flour, G 26 to 7 50; '
Rope declined to 29 ; Sugar, hard, 16 to 16 .
25; all goods declining.
Columbus —March 25.—Cotton 28 to
30, and verry dull.
Augusta, March 24 —Cotton 31 to 33,
with more sellers than buyers.
Atlanta, March 29.—Downward ten
dency in everything : Cotton perfectly flat; !
Whito Corn, by tho car load $1 35 per
bushej, smaller quantities from stores, 1 40
Yellow, a few cents lower.
Dausou Prices Current.
Corrected Weekly by W. F. OUH.
Gold, ..25 a 30
Prints, 20 a 26
Scotch Gingham 60 a 70
Coats’ Thread, 125a 150
Osnabarga, 84 a 85
Bacon, .20 a 25
Kx Font. Flour,ls^llß
Superflue, 13 a 16
Tea 1 50 a2 50
Coffee, 36 a 40
Candy, 50 a 75
Cheese 30 a 40
Salt, 4 a 4i
Mackerel, )l»b!,15 a 16
Sweet Potatofs.6o a 75
Butter, 80 a 40
Eggs, 15 a25
Beeswax, 20 a 25
Soap, turp’ntine2o a 25
Nails 13 a 15
Shot, 20 a 25
Powder, 60 a 75
Lead, 20 a 25
K-rosine,... .150 a 200
Glass, 9 all
C0tt0n,.... nominal.
Silver, SO a 25
De Lames, 36 a 50
Lancaster, 40 a 45
Sheeting, 35 *371
Factory Yarns,. 850a400
Lard, 20 a 2.5
Cora, 1 OOa 1 65
Rice, 16 a IS
Sugar, Brown,. .20 a 28
Coffee
Syrup, cane,. .. .75 a 80
“ sorghum,4o a 60
Bagging, Kent’y,4o a 45
“ Gunny,4s aSO
Rope 25 a 30
Candles, Star,. ..35 a 50
Tallow, 12ia 15
Dried Fruit,... .10 als
Tobacco, 60 al 25 I
Snuff, 1 00 al 75 I
Whiskery 8 00 a 3 50
Coperas, 10 a 15
Soda, 18 a 25
Putty,... 18 a 20
NOTICE,
r PO Dibtors AKn CuKDitORS. All persons Ijold-
X ing claims against Davidd Westfield late of
Ter-ell couuty deceased, hereby notified to render
in the same. Those Indebted to said estate are
required to make imnied' i'e pavments.
JOHN U EpMONDSON,
*1 <1 minis!rtor's Sale.
\ GREEABLY to an order of the Court of Or
_cV dinary, of Terrell county, will be sold, on the
first Tuesday iu April next, within the legal hours
ol rale, the following property, belong : ng to the es
tate ot Robert Dyeor., la'e of said couutv deceas
ed, .consisting of houses and lo's idtheTowivof
Dawson. Also, the undivided, half of lot of laud
number in the 4th district of said county.
Feb. 23. tds. W. W. FARSB.M, Admr.
./ ii.nIJFIS Tit ATOIt'S SALE.
J'JNDERan order of the Court of Ordinary of
I Terrell county, will be sold, oti the first
Tuesday in May next, before tbe Courthouse door,
in the town of Dawsoq, during the usual hours of
sale, Five sixth (5 6 ) interest of lot 49 and frac
tional part of lot of land No. 48 in the 11th district
of Terrell county —all amouuting to Two Hundred
and Fifty (260) acres more or i»ss. Soldastbe
property of Daived Thrimas, late of said county,
deceased, for the bent fit of the heirs and credit
ors.
Mar 13 tds G. W. HEAD, Atn’r
ADMINISTRATORS SALeT
GGORGIA TERRELL COUNTY.—Under an
Order of the Court of Ordinary of Terrell
county, will bo sold on the first Tuesday iu
May next, before the Court House door in the town
of Dawson, between the usual hours of sale: Lot
ot L-.nd No. 284 in the fourth district Terrell
countr. Also ODe half of lot of land No. 221 in
Dooly county. Sold as the property of the estate
of Ira Bradley, deceased, for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors. Terms on day of sale.
March 12, ’66. tds W. C. BASB, Adiu’r
TEH it EL I, POSTPO.YEH S.iLE
ON the first Tuesday in April next, will be sold
before Ihe Court House door in the town of
Dawson, Terrell county, the following property, to
wit : One lot of land, number sixty-eight, in the
FJeveoth District of origiualty Lee, now Terrell
county. Sold as the property of Wm. M. Petty,
under a fi fa issued from the Justice Court of the
Eleven Hundred ai.d Fifty-Fourth District, G. if.,
of said county, in favor of N. H. Per.!, Agent, vs.
Wro. M. Fetty, Jnrid Irwin and Thomas Caldwell.
Propertv pointed by Jarid Irwin.
Mar 9ids M. W. KENNEDY, Fheriff.
Terrell sheriff sale.
ON THE FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIT, next,
will be sold before the Court House doer, in
the town ot Dawson, Terrs!! county, the follow
ing property to-wit :
One House aud lot, in the town of Dawson, con
taining two acres, more or less, known as the
place whereon F. D. Baily formerly lived, and now
occupied by Mr. Morgan Peeples; sold as the
property of Wm. M. Petty, under a fi fa from
Terrell Superior court, in favor of Joseph E. Brown
or successors in office of Governor of said State,
vs W. M. Petty, ’
. M. W. KENNEDY,
I March. 2 tds. SberrifT.
n» ,or S fa ' Terrell County. —lnferio
V_l Court in Chambers, for County purposes :
I Present, tbeir Hons. Samuel L. Williams, James
j M. Simmons xted Kli G Hill,
j It is ordered by the court that in oeedienee to a
' Resolution of the General Assembly, of the State
of Georgia, that the “Exile Camp," in Dawson,
Terrell county, be sold on the first Tuesday in A
pril next, and that said sale he advertised in the
Dawson Journal thirty days before the day of sale.
J. M. Simmons, i. i. c.
Saml. L. Williams, j. i c.
J. R. Knott, j. r. c. *
A true extract from the minutes of the Inferior
eonrt, Feb. 22d, 1866. •
Feb. 23. 4f)ds. W. J. ADAMS, Cut.
TElilt ELL .W Oit TO .I Cl E S .I L E.
ON the first Tuesday in May next, will be said
before tbo Court House door, in the Town of
Daweoo, Terrell county, Georgia, the following
property to-wit: House and lots in the town of
Dawson, known as the Morgan lot, lying on the
East side of the Jail in «ali town. Sold ns the
property of E. il. Morgan, under a Mortgage fi fa.
issued from the Superior Court of Terrell county,
in favor of Wm, & A. J. Miller, vs E. B. Morgan.
Property pointed out in the Mortgage.
Feb. 28 tds. M. W. KENNEDY, Shff.
A tt JNTotice.
LL persons having demands against Ihe estate
of David B Ravens, deceased, late of Terrell
county, are hereby notified to render the same into
me. All persons indebted to said estate are requir- \
ee to make immediaio payment.
Feb. 23 40d. GRORGI A. LOFTON, Admr.
NOTICE,
T> debtors and creditors. Thdse holding
claim* against James Parrott deceased late
of Ter.oli county, will render ibem in to
me. Those indebted to said estate are required to
make payruenti. HARRIET PARROTT
Fcb.K-ftd.. Ailin'.
GREAT BARGAINS.
Prices of all Goods Lower.
STOCK COMPLETE.
BARGAINS OFFERED.
Call on im or send yonr orders which its all
the same—For
8 O/.. Osnaburgs—Vans,
Sugai, Coffee, Tea,
Nails 6, 7 and 8 inch Flow Iron,
6,7, and 8 inch Plow Steal,
500 Barrels Flour,
100 Boxes Soda Biscuit,
500 Bags Shot,
100 Kegs Powder,
50 Dozen painted and Brass Bound
Buckets,
200 Boxes Candles,
100 Boxes Candy,
100 Boxes Oystersjand Lobsters,
100 Boxes Can Frui, Pino Apple and
Strawberries,
100 Doz. Long Handle Shovels and
Forks,
100 Boxes Starch and-many other
Goods.
J.W. FEARS &CO.
Maoon, Ga. 1 3m*
DAILY AMD WEEKLY
“ REPUBLICAN BANNER.”
Published by Albert Roberts I Vo.
Nashville, Term.
r I' , HIS Journnlwas established in 1822 and is one
I. of the oldest ami most reliable papers in the
State. It was the organ of the State until the oc
cupation of the city by the Federal authorities. It
was revived in September last, and now has a larger
circulation than before.
TER.YIS —Dzitt, per annum, *l4. six mo’s.
$7. three months, $3 50. 1 month, $1 40.
Wkkklt, per annum, $3. six mouths, £1 50.
Address, ALBERT ROBERTS, It-CO. i’ropri’s.
cbHftfx coin 11
CORN I
DECEIVED on Consignment and for st-lJ
O’ Low--
10,000 Bushels Corn.
Also, received and in store,
150 bbls Flour, all grades,
50 bbls Sugar, “ “
50 bbls Whiskey, all grades,
30 bbls Cuba Cane Syrup,
10 casks Bacon —hog round,
2 tierces Lnrd,
25 kegs Leaf Lnrd,
10 bales Cotton Yarns,
5 bales Osnaburgs,
For sale cheap by
tsOLOJIOS, PEARRE & MAT THEWS
Simpson & Johnson’s old stand,
March 23-2 t EUFA CL A, ALA.
DAILY NEW ERA..
.ITLJAT.I, G./.
; THE CHEAPEST PAPER PUBLISHED.
TE H.MS—I month 75 cents; 3 months *2
25; 6 months 4 50; one vear 7 00. Daily New
Era and Daily New York World *l6 00.
SiSL-CITSJ G OJb F
GOODS \
sell my entire stock off at cost, as !
V V wish to change my base of operation.—
Come and get goed bargains.
March 23-1 m # E. B. LOYLP.S.S.
~TO RENT OR SBEIT
OWE HOUSE AND LOT and thirty
five acres of land in and around Dawson—
eight acres good land in cultiunlion. Will also sel|
JYIJYE HOUSES .f.VD LOTS,
n Dawson, on good terms.
March 23-1 m E. B. LOYLE-S.
HATTON P. niniMNU, J. 6. WSLIA
REDOING & WELLS,
Grocers and Produce Healers,
ORDESS FOR
GROCERIES, CORN,
OATS,
FLOUR, BACON, LARD,
SODA WATER, aud
SANDS CHICAGO CREAM ALE.
Promptly Filled.
Third St. Opposite Express Ofiirc,
Uncoil, Ga.
John E. Sullovau, will be please 1 to meet
his old friends at the above store. 6 sm.
SOI TH-WESTEKW RAILROAD.
WM. HOLT, President.
VIRGIL POWERS, Superintendent.
Leave Macon 7 25 A. M.
Arrive at Eufaula : 6 18 P. M. 1
Leave Eufaula • : ; ; It IS A. M. j
Arrive at Macon : : 4 10 P. 11
ALBANY BRANCH. «
Leaves Smithville : : ; ! 42 P. M. ,
Arrives at Albany 3 84 P. M. j
Leaves Albanv : : : 7 80 A. M.
Arrives at Smithville ; : 9 00 A. M.
DR. C, 11. MOORE,
G.L,
TTTTLIi continue the practice of Medicine ii\, all
Vi its branches. Having had extensive expe
rience and success in the treatment of “Diseases
of Females,” he will pay special at'emion lo that ;
brunch of tire profestion, March 24, - u .m
A. T
Fiius, uwm t an
WAREHOUSE,
AT It. F. ROSS’ OLD STAND.
Front I'ntraucr tit A. I». ti. Harris'
Stor«;.
Side Eiitrnnre in Front of Bnntiat
Chit rc Ei.
Finest Canton Matting
O"
SVLEsYnin CH*SJfIJREn SETTS
TGlegant "Parlor Setts,
Bureaus of all Kinds,
Chairs of every Description,
Great Vaircly cf Carpeting,
Oil Cloth,
What-Nots and Book Shelves,
Hat Trees and Tepoys
Marble-Top Tables,
Extension Tables,
Mctalic Cases,
Rosewood Coffins,
Cradles, Cribs, Children's Chairs,
Bedsteads, Sofas, Tetc-Tctes,
Ac., &c., &c , &c.
Maroli 16, 41
FLOWS! iSfc: FLOWS!
p l o vv s!
Os all Pattern*, with extra points.
FAN MILLS,
Os Antes Cos , No. 2 and 3.
Boring Machines,
With and without Augers.
Yates’ Marrows,
For sale low to close consignment, by
MESHY HOUSE.
HENRY HORNE,
Al.lCe*. V, GEORG I.!,
HAS .Sn«t Kereived by steamers Dar
lington, Two Boys, Oak, aod Fanny Lehr,
direct front first hands, a complete stock ol GrO m
reries. Confectioneries and Fruila, consisting of
All grades of Sugars.
Kia, jav.t and Cuba Coffee,
Crackers of all descriptions,
Bottled Ale and Porter of tho best brands,
Liquors of all kinds,
Wines of all descriptions,
Candies, Sardines, Oysters,
Pickles, all sizes and kinds,
Cheese and Butter.
Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Cocoanuts, 500
bead line Cabbages, Twenty barrels Assorted
Nuts, 100 barrels Planting Potatoes, etc.
I guarantee that no house in Macon can under
sell me, and will sell cheaper than some. Send
your orders at once to me. marlC ts
J. N. SEYMOUR,
MACON, GA.,
DEALER in
EDi i Pins.
Ami General
Commission Merchant,
KKEPS nearly every article needed in the
Grocery liue, including EIQWSZS, —
Sells large quantities of
( Oin, OATS, BACON,
Card and Float*,
And has the Largest and most complete assort
ment of
Manufactured Tobacco
In the citv. All of which be will sell for a very
.Mode-rale Profit.
t'.li.E .t.VI) SEE
J. ’2ST. BEYMO.R.
March 16, 3m.
‘THEM" SEW GOODS
HAVE COM 4-; t .
New Macklierel, i, i and whole barrels,
Extra No. 1 Mess Mackerel, Kits,
Mesa Beef and Pork iu half barrels,
New Cape Cod Fish,
Regular Planting Potatoes,
Fulton Market Dried Beef,
White and Red Onions.
Another lot of fine Vase Liquors, among
them are, Russ’ St. Domingo Bitters and Mint Ju
lip, and we have 4 good assortment of Wines and
Liquors of all grades and shapes. We will sell if
yon call oh UP . .
QUEER & LAKE,
No. 1, Granite Range,
“ :',m Third !*t., Macna On.
THE LATEST YET!
o
HARPER ft BARHAM ;
da wnoisr, ga;
o
WJ K take this method of amtouneing to the
V V public that we have jnst received a large
and II "ell Selected Stork ol
DEV GOODS !
Consisting in pnrt of PACIFIC DkLAINS, ALU
WOOL DkLAINS, ( alicofNu French, English
and American Prints, Byadere Stripes, French and
Saxonia Plaids, 4c., Ac. Also, a tine lot of
Notions! Actions!
Consisting of Dress Buttons, Agate Buttons ; Fine,
Coarse, Round and Tttck Combs, Hair Nets, etc.
Algo, a good stock of
I’orkct and Table Cutlery!
CROCKERY AND CUSS WARE!
In Short, Everything the Voeple
,Veeet, tee expert to keep, at [the
VERY TO WEST
MARKET PRICES 1
tW The citizens of Dagrsort and vicinity, are
respectfully invited to call and
Examine Our Stock,
Before purchasing elaewnerc, as we think we can
make it to their interest to do so, by selling
•4* Cheap, it' not
CHEAPER THAN ANYBODY I !
•Y*. R • —We will Barter Goods in our line for
all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
AT THE MARKET PRICE.
N.EIW ARRIVAL!
Grind Stones,
Coffee Mills,
Children's Carriages,
Eoglish'and
American Prints,
French Corsets,
Knives and Forks,
. Collins Axes,
Improved Sifters,
Weeding Iloes.
Colt’s and
other celebrated
Patent Pistols,
And many
other articles
of a useful nature.
FeblS BARTER A BARHAM.
LOOK HERE!
GrO TO
GREER & CADDY’S,
(Next door to Dr. Perryman’s)
UNDER MASONIC HALL,
n«ltt'SO.r, --- GEORGIA.
And Buy Yo:;r
GROCERIES FOR FAMILY USE!
WE have on hand, and are constantly receiv
ing every article usually kept in Family
Grocery—such as Old English Dairy and Cream
Cheese, Best Goshen Rutter, Sugar,
Coffee, Tea, Fish, Soaps, Candles, Tobacco,
Segars, Tickles, Oysters, Lobsters, Sardines, Can
dies, Nuts, Raisins, liish Potatoes, Onions, Potash,
Garden Seeds, etc.
Also, a fine selection of Brandies, Wines, Whis
key, Gin, Rum, Vinegar, and many other articles
too numerous to mention. Give us a call. We sell
Loir for Cash.
Feb 23. 3m GREEK A GADDY.
DiYWSOJNT
SUPSMaY stork;
J. R. JANES,
DEALER 1.1
Family Groceries
AND
PROVISIONS,
Suyar, Coffer, Syrup, Elour,
Cheese, Mackerel, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco
Osnaburgs, Sheetings, eto.
t O.YEE CTS O.VE HIES.
Candies, Raisins, Pickles, Starch, Soda, Butter and
Sugar Crackers, Fancy aud common Pipes.
Also, a select assortment of iiardtcare
and Cutlery. Feb. 23 3m*
FOR SALE,
THATBSAUTVFUU RESIDENCE
.Year the JWelleoeUsl Church.
THE subscritor, having removed to country,
offers for sale his House and lot in Dawson.
The House coutaius four rooms 18x20, with a large
Hall—Piazza in front—Rooms all Plastered—beau
tiful yard—Most pleasant location in Dawaoo.
There is sl-to, a welt finished kitchen, good
smoke bouse, carsiage house, stables, etc., etc.,
Lot contains 3 acres all well enclosed. An imme
diate purchaser will get a good bargain.
Enquire of MORGAN PF.OPLKS, at (lie store
of King, Crim k Cos., or at tbe Late residence of
Col. Stiles, Near Dawson, to
February 28 tl D. H. I ARMER.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of C. P.
Huckaby, late of Terrell county, deceased,
are hereby notified to make payment at the ear
liest practicably day; All those holding claim;
agaiust asM estate riquircdto rendethom ini
Feb. 12. PbJ. A. SASSER, Adrr.’r.
NEW YORK STORE!
WHOLESALE AND HETAIL.
KING, GRIM ft CO.,
I Successors to J. W. Bufflnton A Cos.)
DAWSON, GA.
WE k©fp tho largeot and most extensive assort
ments of
EHY GOOES
In this Market. We have,
For the Ladies,
Frenc-b, EitglKh aud American
Prints.
Silka Merinos, Wool DeLains, Empress
Cloth,. Embroderies, Laces, Ribbons,
Hats, Artificial Flowers, Plumes, No
bias, Hoods, Bonnets, Gloves, Hosiery,
Dress Hat Trimmings of all varieties,
Shoes of all Kinds,
Balmorals, Polkas, Buckle Congress Gaiters,
Glove Kid Anklets, Etc.,
Fancy Toilet .Articles !
Handkerchief Extracts, Cologne, Hair Oil,
Dyes, etc., etc.
Tho moit complete assortment to bo found
in South-Western Georgia
For Gentlemen,
JEST RECEIVED.
10( ) T < b TNCS beßt KitlicMnick Bn > oklD «
Alan, a fins let of Palmetto Cooking
Stoves from No. 6 to 9.
We have a largo and varied assortment of
X£ats, Caps,
BOOTS and SHOES,
Cloths, Castmeres, Ac.,
For Coals, Pants, and Vests. Together
with a beautiful assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
All of which will De sold at
VERY LOW PRICES.
Wo also keep a full and comploto rtcok of
HARDWARE AND CROCKERY,
TABLE AND POCKET
CUTLERY,
OF EVERT DESCRIPTION,
GROCERIES.
A splendid lot of llio and Java Coffee,
Sugar, from common to the finest quality,
Tea, Lamps; Kerosene Oil, Snuff,
CIGARS AMD TOBACCO.
TIN WARE.
In fact, a general assortment of good 8
suited to the market, both for the
Wholesale and Retail Trade.
Wc will put up auy goods in our lino li
Country Merchants at
MACON BRICES!
Give us a call. We are determined that
nohousoin South-Western Georgia- shall
undersell us. Feb 23 6m