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TUWStffl JOI'IiNAL Local Column, *■ i* \m iadly. ' Oupe to llea.ltli— JDr. J. J Div ». frank Le*lie’* Iflatraziiie The September number of thin wol co(iie .visitor w befi>r* us, und filled with choice matter uwd splendid cats, the most attractive number of this Matt zite Hint we hove y eL st>eD • Price of Subsuribtion, $3.60. Ad - ilrM*. Fiank Leslie, 537 l’eurl street “ New Y rk Dr Davis has laid upon our table his “Guide to Health," a book of very Rest appearance ; wo have time, only to gluuce through it. It is well writ ten and neatly printed, and no doubt, contains valuable information to tbe sick. The Doctor has had unlimited experience in the treatment of South ern diseases. Look at his advertise ment in an tlior column, Land Wb Lovb for Sep tember contains twelve articles. Tbe leading ariicle, Geo. Price's Report of his Missouri campaign in 1864, has never been publ shed be fore, and is of stirring interest. The other prose articles are the Suez Canal, Mary Ashburton, Mr. Dickens nnd bis Debt of Honor, Chief Justice Mash of North Carolina, and the Empress Eu genia The poetry is from Mrs. L Virginia French, Miss I. M. Portor and Dr J. D. Bruns, of New Orleans. All the writers for this truly South ern magazine arc of recognized ability Hams at B. H. Hoods.— We HnVe tried them and find them to be the best in market. Thanks— ■ tt)f Norman our worthy marshall, has made our hearts proud by giving, us a fine Chester pig. We will ij«vei perish with such friends. Many 'hanks to the Colonel. C3TK« atori, the lad who killed Martin at Cbickasawhathee, in this county, last week, has not been arrest ed. Another HiCAVY raTN — The hrav'oat rxiow hr ha 1 f>r a 1 >ug, liaio tli cn mnnday evening, ours'reets w- r; fl » id ei wi'b water dam* much dining; t<> the side walks And it i* feared the craps hive baea ina'criilly inj ired by it- Colorkd Men Leaving tiik Dirty Concern —We learned on the s reets yesterday that a largo uumber if <-ol ored men, some of whom use to belong to the Sea awugn we e mxh ui to form a “4th Wand D moeratic Club," and Ijad I'Coii teiidoia <1 the use of C n cert Hall and sou <1 have a nxeting Wei.day night to organize Thus i thu power and influence of Radicalism me tug away from their vile gr.sp, and the cn ored man rallying to the standard of their true friends ! Three August suns are w ith< ring ti is nette of b'calawiiL’ism, and the frosts of No vember will lay it in its damp, cold, wintery grave lerever l—Columbus huq. A Fdocking Accmif.nt.—On Sutdi <Biv lust Mr-John Lyon, ti wcli-known uitizen of El dura't ownship, liis wife l»eiri(r sh k in bed, took down hi* gun lo k H a clrii'kr n for her. While stand ing by Iter liedsido, lie put bis foot up'-'D the cock and pulled i: back, and blow into the gun to see if it was load ed. His foot slipping, tbe gun was discharged, its contents passing up 'Yard through tho brain, and fie fell dead across the bed upon which hir* wife was lying she was aiono nnd helpless, but her screams aroused a neighbor working near by, who came and found Lynn dead. He was buried on SuDday. a large crowd ol people atending his funeral —Pike Counlv (111) Dem. In Line —There h no longer any doubt that President Johnson will ox~ ert hit on ire influence rguinet Grant and Colfax. N*\v Cotton. —Tbo first bale of n?w eo'ton tu received in our market, on the 24th iiist, b j Loylcss & Griffin, Warehousemen; from the plantation of Mr. B F. Bray Oalh run caunty, and •old to our enterprising friend William Wooten, Groorr and Commis-i)n Mer ehant, for 30 ceota per pound it weigh *4 575 lbs, and claaoed New York Middlivg. e have been informed of the death of Mrs. A. L. Willis who didst her residenoe in Calhoun County on the 23rd ioat. The corpse of the deceased passed through th : a place on tho morning of the ‘Jsth, enroutc for Americas, as tho pl»ce of iutorment. Let us Have Peace.—We learn from the “Early County News,'’ that 0D Tuesday, ninety seven armed negrua* marched up to the jail at and ak' ly, for the purpose ol rescuing 'tor Loyal League leader from durance V| !e, but on their arrival, about half their number of K K. K’s confronted ! ' dispersed them, without the ic ten tonal discharge of a angle guu. L seen** that tho Radicals pray for I'eact, and the K. K K’s answer •heir prayers. , Afoia die Sniiuual latulligeuce*. Tl»e Clcotoriil Tote of Florida. A national election is appro aching, and the vote of ui.e otate certain to 1 be iluylex, unliss its Legist - tuie al»andoiis a puijplise wtjcfi they i b»Vu Boleiuuiz al in the K<rin »fa slat jus An act of assembled adventurers | and negroes of Florida, claiming to j exercise the ative, and and, in— ! deedj the sovereign powers, od that j Sta o, is now upon record, extant and J uurepenled, providing for tlie stlecxon j by llietnsoives of Presi Jeniial eieo-tors, l in exo.usion of the people. Ou Uie j other hand, the people of Florida, re \ lieved of ail fear by the em, Italic, in dignant, and general denunciation ot t i- extravagant usurpntioD pronounc ed by the ablest ot the Radical press <s, us recently cited in our co.umns, will certainly JfsregarU any ta ken by Ibis desperate conslavo, which Radical fiardihoud pretends to treat as a Legislature, yet actually does, for once, shrink from indulging in a pub lie outraga h» grossly at.d so redicu iously insulting to common sense. We may, therefore, expect to see au electoral ticket ol white arid respecta ble citizens of the State ol Florida speedily put in nomination. If duly elected, i hey will meet at the seat of Government of th« Uuiled States by special band, to the President of the Senate, and another by mail to tbe same. The third copy they wi I trans mit to the Judge of the United States Judicial District in which they vote. But the electors mu t have the poll lists of tbe peopkp '1 heso the Gov ernor shou'd lurnidi them with. Will he venture to hesitate ? It must be done t efore tbe lir»t Wednesday of December, and a copy of It is to ac company the return made to the seat of Government and to the Judgtx But if no return he made to the seat ol Government, let die lew spi ak : If a list of votes from any St te .-hall not fiave been received at thw seat of Government on the said first Wednesday ol January, then tbo Sec retary of State shall send a special messi nger *o the Dietiiit Judge in whose custody such list shad have been lodged, w ho shall forthwith trans mit the same to the seat of Govc-rn m nt. See 4, act of March 1, 1 * Dl2. If, meantime, the vagrant gemote shall have designated several itinerat ing carpet-baggers or bureau fed tie grous as electors, und these shall also hav met, voted, and trim milted their returns, tho qnestbm wil. tb.u be which vote shall be counted. Bet there be no apprehension of doubt about it 'lbe Radical press has itself already cir off all prospect of popular indulgence of m mbers ol the Houses of Congr ss who *noul<i dare io c uir the 11 1 grant vote in the case supposed. If it was not sutfic eat to urn th * seal ■ in favor of Gen Grants no temotaii m would exist to trcsp.-ist upon pub ie sentiment, if it w..s suf fici ut, and i slum d'cotn to i css tha’ a I’nsidi-nt was to tie Guide fy ,n h a suffrage, his inangu ation Won't! t.e as w eKed as that of L -u s Napole n The people of th se mighty Slides sh >u’d no »■ oner hear IGar such a cirri’- had been dared, tnan hey bool rise »s one in m to proclaim their irre si.-tib e will, to maintain tlieii own soV ereign choice, and to annihilate wi h the blasting thunderbolt of public se.orn cviiy traitor «l.t» hud pub icly pi-opoi’e-J such a dishonor. Beta uiivcisal i'lown put irredeem able cmtempi a p.eien.-i ’n which is a national disgrace to have ever a; isen even among udven iirers and negroes, ou these free shores. tiCOltbilA I.Ii(JISLATI'KE. AYe hod nothing of interest ir. the proceedings of hist week, except the seating of Mr. 11. E. Jester, as Sena tor from the Ist. District, (Brudlev’e) an.j the confirmation by the Senate, of the following appointments of the Gov ernor. , A '1 he vote for seating Mr. Lester \V»s yeas, 18, nays, 11. J A. Green, of Upson county, to be Judge of the Flint Circuit; L M. An drews, of NewtoD county, to bo S lio i or. Mr Hart oil, of Webster county, to be Judge oi the Putaulu Judicial Cir cuit Mr. J. M Clark, of Sumter county, to be Judge of the Southwestern Cir cuit, and VVhiteley, of Decatur county to be Solicitor. Hon. John D Pope, ol Fulton coun ty, to be Judge of the Cowe a Circuit for the term of eight years. Han. William A. Adams, of the county of Meriwether to be Solicitor of Coweta Circuit for tho term ol four years lion. William Gibson, of the county of Richmond, to be Judge of the Middle Circuit for the term of four years. A Warning. The New York Times of the 19th has tho following : We four that the negro legislators 01 South Carolina are in danger of insist ing upon meaures that must in the end rt act most damagingly upon tho pros pects of the freedmen* The dmpatch from Columbia yesterday contained these stat ’moots : “The Ilous? has passed the bill put ting the i egroes of the 8 ate on an equal footing with the whites. The colored members demand the right to hotel tables, beds and all licensed pi* c!es. M The first sentence is rathor loose, and we shall not fay anything about it un til we s o the bill which has been pass ed. The second sentence is evidently intended to convey the idea that tho dc maids of the col -red members aro in oenseqiienee of the passage of the bill by tho H ms”. It had hotter be taken with a grain of salt, liat we must is sure the colored law-makers of tLe S iuth and their fi ieuds that tho very worst possible thing they can do is t<> act iu such away as to bring abjut a revulsion of feeling throughout the coun try against “negro |wrctcn»k>n?.'’ Appointments of Iter. 'A lios. Ail. Langley. Ist Srbbath Rad Saturday before, at Saiitbville, Lee county, Ga. 3rd Sabbtfth ami Saturday bofore, at Fort Gaines, Otay onanty, Ga. ‘dud and 4th Sabbath and Saturday efore, at Dawson, Ga. The Ap|t|iOiiifm«!Ht* On the Dawßou Circuit will be tilled as follows lor the year 1868. DAWSON, Ist Sunday, Itevs. T. T. Christian and Id. V. Mulkey. 2nd Sunday, liiv. L G F.vans. 3rd “ “ T. T. Christian. 4tb “ “ A. L. Hamilton. DOVER, Ist Sunday, Rev. Johu Skipper. -ad “ “ T. T. Christian and H. V. Mulkey. 3rd Sunday, Rev. J J. Session*. 4th “ “ H. V. Mulkey. NEW HOPE, l«t Sunday, Rev. James Spenoe. 2id “ (Vacant at present.) 3rd “ “ H. V. Mulkey. 4th “ “ T. T Christian and I*. G. Evans. CIIICK AS A W HATCHEE, Ist Sunday, Rev. Win. Hays. 2nd “ “ Johu J. Sessions. 3rd “ “ Thos. L. Speight. Ith “ “ Tbos. T. Christian aod L G. Ev.- ns. PLEASANT GROVE, Ist Sunday, Revs. Thos. T. Christian ana 11. V. Mulkey. ‘2nd Suuday, Rev. James Sponco. 3rd “ (Vacant ) 4th “ Rev. Wm Hays. SALEM, Ist Sunday, Rev. L. G Evans. 2nd “ “ T. T. Christian and 11 V. Mulkey. 3rd Suuday, (Vacant.) 4th « “ BETHEL, Ist Sunday, Kev Thos. L. Speight. 2ud “ (Vacant) 3rd “ Rev. L. G Evans. 4th “ (Vacant.) Friday before each 3rd Sabbath, Rev Thos. T. Christian. “Zaccdsus, Comb Down.” —The ed itor of the Contralia [lll ] Democrat is authorized to make the following bets: §IOOO in gold that Seymour and Blair will catry tho State of New York. SIOOO in gold : .hut Seymour and Blair vv 11 carry tbe State of Pennsyl vania. SIOOO in grid that Seymour aod Blair w ll eany Connecticut SIOOO in gold that Seymour and B.nir will eany New Jersey. [ i he fuUr bets to be taken togvth er.J Greenbacks will bo accepted, with tho ruling difference between such funds and g* Id. A Farm free fiomal ineuml nine s, three miles fr< in Genii alia, which enst its owner $3-;00, but which may lie vii tied by disinterested parties—will o bet again* i.s v.i'ue in greenbacks that Seymour and Bmir wil, carry Cal ifornia and Oregon Eignt Thousand Acres < f good tilla ble land in imva, located in the coun ties cf Cass. DcsMoines, Muhasky, Monroe, Lucas, Union, Montgomery, Pottawattamie, Ida and Sioux. To this land a clear title and warranted de and cull be divert, with tax's all paid up. A value may be placed upon it by competent disinterested parties, and the whole be bet “in lots to suit the customers,” that Genera! Grant will n t be the next President of tho United Sta'os. Tho editor of that paper says : “We have only to add that the above prop ositions mean business, and arc made in a'l seriousness, with the single view of accommodating (hose Radicals who proffer tho ‘cash down argument’ as the cvid'.nee of the faith that is in them." Heard From. —Some time ago, we noticed the su Iden disappearance of Mr. Jesse II arrell, Sheriff ot Webster county, and stated that fears were en tertained by his friends that he hud been murdered, and as it was known, he always carried a largo amount of money about his person. The following extract of a letter writ ten by a resident of Webster county, will throw some light upon tbe sudden disappearance of Mr. H.: 1 M l . Jesse II at ell has loft for parts unkrown. He has taken with him ail bis money, left his wife without any tneaus to live on, and what is worse than all, ha has tAen the daugh ter or one of the best citizens of Web ster county, Mr. A. P Lowery. This man Harrell was a member of Marshal Lodge, Ne. 188, F A M., and also a member of the Baptist Church ” Sumter Rep. Business in New York. A letter from New York says.- “General trade is begining to look up a little, but only a little. The dry goods dealers report a fair business in woolens, at, full prices, but domestic cot tons are dull and drooping. Foreign dres3 goods are quiet; prices areirr-gu lar, sympathizing with the fluctuations in gold. The regular fall trade is not expected to open for another week or ten days yet’' Good for old Morgan.-- Only six!— We bave made a careful count. There are only six white men in this county who will vole far Grant! —Madison Auditor, We cm beat that drwn in tho piney woods. Btrrien couuty docs not intend to cast a single vote for Graut. Loik to the pincy woods for the Banner County. Look to your lau els “Old Morgan.”— South Georgia Times. DAWSON MAKKKT Itlll’OEtT oorhectkd weekly nr J. L. TUCKER & BRO., GKCRJChS AM) Uo.MMIhSIO.N MERCHANTS. coiTO.r, ai ß **6 it, J. t (u l.ko &***»’m.H % lßuyi’l.SS UttOttiklEA A I‘COTI Av.ls. U.ICO.V- Clear Milis (jiiuoktd) Zl(«j. Jd Clear noOeil sides (amokeU) tUjiiijiHi SUonldc.s, tiauis (plain,) Canvassed a.mis, (-ugar cui ed) it> V Cft't’JVH —lT line liiu, Ujoa Kto, UrdiUarjr itio, S Utd*lit- (Aeeording to grad ) lb(,td6 lilacs, (r^i.du Ureeu, e j.:s Yom.g ll.vsou, I.sj(a iuu MtlCAl— (jjij, Jt'JL.%* DR— Supeiffue, (ujo.aO (a'7.i.O Eaimly, T.SCin S on At MM Ai'A&AM —J/ackersl hf. bis. 12 8 (il‘(<jiz Xlaikeiel In Kits W Uloitlstl pel lb, 'OlaS in MiUM'iMlSt —Uoslieu, '(ujou o,,ulr y. 2bc«i-iu MUAiAtl— lb<>ii2ii CMi M Mi. MIA'S — j a(ifiz,j MiMi JtlS, It '.I.V— 25/mdo J JLM. ti |f * — la in S t’Ml fJA* — 7S(g! i.nn ft Amu.at- us .bo SAA. V — Liverpool, u 4 on Vngiioo, n8 60 'MI MSH Ml 1 —Com. Itve, 3 00a4 00 Corn, ' a 60a3.n0 Fine iVectsr, li.Uoaß.oo TO Mi. 1C cm —Common, 60a76 # Tme, 1.00ai.50 (MU,!M.Y— Corn (weslern) a1.60 Corn (oouu r ) 1.26a1.40 AM MIA C— 1.50a1.60 KAYION’S OIL OK LlKE—Cures Earache burns, Cuts, Sliugf,&e. KAYTO\,B Si AtIIC CURE—Cures Diai rlicei and Cramp Cbolics. LAYTON s OIL OK LIKE, &c., for sale by Loyless & Wall, Oawsoo, Ga. KAYTON’S OIL OK LIKE-Curee Rlieu maiism and Xeuralgia. KAYTOX’rf DYSPEPTIC PlLLS—Cures Sick Ilrudache and all liillious disorders. R A7 TOX S OIL OK LlFE—Cures Pains in the Hack, Rreast, Side, Shoulders audJoints Prof. 11. H. KAYTON A CO p Savsrnah, Ga , Proprietors of Kaylou’s popular reme dies. LAYTON’S MAGIC CURE—*9 a summer remedy and cure- bowel complaints. Special •Yog tees. Diltraoli Lodge, I. O, U. F. No. 56 MEETS on Nloudav night in each week. J. Vt. SIMMONS, N. G. John A . Risrior, Sec'y. LAWRE.H’fi CEIA I'Tliß 19, ME /ITS Fourth VVodoesilav nig hr in each M noli. J. if. Simmons, 11. P. J. C. F. Clark, Secretary. I*. T. 9-vhlcy Lodge, \o. “2t>, F. A. n. MEETS Third Saturday in each month, 2 . o’clock, p. m. (J. C. Tauss, W. il J. 15. Avant, S-cretary. TO ttt.rSVATTI fllS. The 11EV. KDWK!) WII.SX will acny (free of chary*?} to all vrho drsirc it, flic pivsrrip tiou with tlie* tlirotTious for nuikitig and using the simple remedy by which I»c waa cured oi a lung affection and that dread disease Consump tion. His only object is to benefit the afllired and lie hopes every ftnfferor will try this prost ri ition ns if will co*t them untiling 1 , ’ and may proven blessing. /‘lease address KKV. EDAK D . II.SN. No. 155 South {Second .Street, Williamsboroiij. h New York. 42 4m*, IXm FORMATION- guaranteed to produce a luxuri ant growth of hair u]M«n a bald head or beardless f4ee,nl«o a receipt, lor the removal of Pimples, Blotches, Eruption Ac., on the skin, leaving the sume s«>ff, clear and beautiful, can be obtained withdut eharge by addressing TliS. K. Cil V I’MJN, Cliemist. llroatlway, Ncw York, EOKOI A. Terrell Coiuity: VJT Whereas, Joseph Stcvent-ou applies te me for letters of administration on ibe estau ct M-f>. Jftg glc {Stevenson, late ol said coun tv, deceased. The9care to cite and admonish all person* concerned to be and appear at my office «i h iu the time prescribed bv law, and sho* caose. if any, why said letters should not be granted. Given under mv hand and official signa ore, this Aug. 13, 1868. T. M./ONES, augl3-30d* Ordinary. TOBACCO! TOBACCO!! are now sale agents in Routhweft Geor- H gin, for Messrs. J/oorc & Lewis. -iXTRA LOW GRADE, N"orth. Carolina TOBABCO, THE VERT ARTICLE K>R TUE TRAD-ff, o.r u.i.vn .t.ro FOR SALE, 25 Boxes vt. X 11. BRAND, of the above, at Macon and Atlanta prim s. Also, a general assortment of DItV GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, Ac. Ac. I w |,ich we offer as low as any houss in the i c it V- Don't lail to call before purchasing elsewhere. AJ jKXaNI)ER A rARROTT. Augl3 :1m m DISSOLITION. rpriE Firm of Kau«henberg, Rogers A Cos. 1 was dissolved on the Ist inst., by tnu'ual : consent. The business will be continued by Mr. 0. JordaD. A. KacsmtsuEßU. Jess* Rnoicns. B. H. Bkoww. ! augC'6Blf C- Joßi'A*- JLi. COHEN, IMPORTER Ol Brandies, Wines, Segars, % DEALER IN Rye,Bourbon <fc Monongahela Whisk's, Manufacturer of th« Celebrated BETTERS, Whitehall St., ATLANTA, CA« augf>3m HARDEMAN & SPARKS TO THE PLANTE US M Middle k Southern Geoa&'ia o I TWENTY YEARS we have served 1 j on, we believe fsitbfullf. (hir sucaisss depends upon yemr p'o-tpei ijr ; hence wo have zealously sought to piomotu Your inter est and advance it hy every means in our power. As Commission Vi-nfiaiits we "grin, lender you our services, at on* old stand, which hua withstood the Denies of a burning -quire (hereby provirg its securuv,) and where we hop* lo merit the very liberal put ronago always given ns, 7’lie salts of Con on is our speciality. AVe fl itier ourselveß none can exc '. ns. ’IV) old bUnds we return lhanke ; lo new ones, uv us, we will try to please iou. Usual scc-qmodatini'H given to etmble you to make a crop. THOS. HATtfIEMAN, Jk. July 16:3m O. G. SPARKS, SOMETHING WORTH HEEDING —o HAVING made arrangements with the Tomlinson Deinorcst Cos., are able tofelliwo, three, four and si* * °rie W agons, at a small advance on New Aotkcost. We would invite (ho-o e.isliing good 1 Untaiion Wagons, to examine our Stoi’k Lctore purchasing elsewhere. We would also cull the attenlioo of the public, to our splendid and extensive steek of BIGGIES, HARNES & CARRIAGES, both of our own and Xo thom manufacture. Ir is generally mideistond throughout South Western Geo-gm, thnt WM. MKitl A I) always warrants his work. We alwavs keep a good Slock ol Carriage & Harness, Wagon and Huggie materials cl all description. Cull and see. WM. §IKRIHE, nug6’f*Blv Amer'eus, Ga. S A Pi HITE It. J,NO. D. 11U.-GIAB. PORTER & HUDGINS, WHOLES A BE & RETAIL PRODIIE AND COiVIMISSinN MERCHANTS, TIII If D STK EET, (Opposite Southern Express Office.) Macon, Ga. junr:2. r >;3m ASIATIC CHOLERA IN CHINA. Almost Every Case Cured With PAIN KI la R »id the fallowing Iv Urfrom Rev. R. Tel ford, Mi-sicnarv io Chi a, now vigiiiug his iiouu i.i Peimsylvaira : W.tsrriNfiTOX, Pa > June 25, 1865. Messrs. Ferry D ivis A JSon, Providence, R. I.—Dear {Sirs : D'uii.g h rcstideuee of »ome n yeirj. «»8 an i.ssionary in and China, I I tin I vour Y g. Janie Fain Kiii» r a most valuable remedy ttr that fearful scoutge the cholera. In administering the mo’.lteitie, 1 found it moat, off dual lo give a tcusj.oonfill >1 Fain Kdler iu a gill of hot water sweet .ned with sugar; hen aft r about fiiteen tninufe?, begin t > give a fableppoonful of the *><4ine mixture every minute until relief was obtained. Apply liot applications to the ex ueikities. Dilhe the eiomach with Fiin Kil ler, clear, and rub tbo lin bsbiiikly. Oi ihose who had the cholera and took the medicine faithfully in the wav staled nbnre f lisht out of ten recovered. Truly robre, R. Tki kord. In an attack with Piairloei, Dysenteiv, cr <Van>p Cholic, don’t delay the use ol the Fain Killer. Sold bv all n.ediciti* dealers- Price 25 cent?, 50 cents and $1 per bottle. Swatow, China, Sept. 22, 1865. Messrs. Ferry David & Son ; Dear S » s—l ouglit. to have acknowledged long ago the box of Paiu Killer you had the goodnees to send us la.st year. Its coming was most prov idential. 1 believe hundreds of liveg were saved, under God, by it. The cholera ap peared here soon &! er we received it. We resorted a I once to the “Pair Killer,” using as diroeted (or cholera. A list was kept of all to whom the Killer” was given, and our native assie*aniß assutea us that eight out of every ten tj whom il was prescribed re covered. Il has, to >, been very useful in va rious other diseases. It has proved an incal culable blessing to multitudes of poor peopl** throughout all thi* region. Our native pieach ers a»e never willing to go out oil their ex - cur-ions without a supply of the “Fail. Kill er.” It gives them luvor in the eyes ol the people, and acce-s to families and localities by whotn otherwise thf*y would be indiffer ently received. Believe me, dear sir, grate fully and faiibfully vours. ♦ tc. J. 11. Johnson, Mir.ionary’ln China apr3o r 6BI v IN»s(|khi cd TERRELL bUERKFF SALES \ \ 7 ILL be sold before the Court llou.-o . T door, in D twsosi, juid county, on the first Tuesday in September next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property to-wit: One half interest in foat-Siore Rooms in the LoylefS iilock. Nop. 1,3, 4 and 5: No. 1, occupied by W. M Tec pies, No. 3, by liar* riflon Rogers, No. 4, by William Wooten, and No. 5, by Lovlesa & Wall. One half interest in the Ware House, anil lot known as the res i(fence of E. B. Loyfess, containing sir acres, more or less ; one house and lot, known as the McLiu lot, a: and now occupied by Mrs. Sanders, containing one ac*v, more or leas ; one boupe and lot known as the hofise and lot where J. K Loylesg row retides, contain ing two acres, more or less; one house and I lot known as the BrunUcy Acadomy lot, eon* | five acre?, oioie.or lesa; ono lot oon ; Mining ten acres, more tor less, tying North |of L. M. Roberts. All of the above being in the towp of Dawson, Terrell county, Oa r lev ied on as the property of K4liot B Loyk-ss to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior Court of said countv, in favor of Deleware Morris vs Elliott B. Lovless, rankeiv.nnd John Boyd r I endorser, for the use of Jobu B, Ciim. Ficp i erty pointed on! by John B. Grim. augfiltds S. K. LAbSKTKR, Sh*u. ADAMS. WASHBURN l CO FACTORS and Commission Merchants, OFFICI 3 Stoddard’* Lower Range, jwly ts SAVANNAH GA- Correspondent at Dawfos, Ga., S. R.WF.STO.V D. K Adams, Os Eatonton, Ga. H. K. FPaiittniirM, Os Savannah, Ga. A. V. \4am* ( Os Vin' jrictir. Ga HA VEALWAYS OIST HAND I'JLit lWj o f att Grades?, VISITS, niS.I.Y, # SHOISTS, and COW-FJEEO. ALSO, TIIE FAMOUS SELF-RAISING FLOIJH, ju.t.rcM\iCTi iisuM to onite.it, IN ANIT SIZED PACKAGES Having r.cently addrd new Machinery, nnd given our Mill * thorough overhauling, n« *r«r bow lully prepared to make Hour, which we will guarantee U* suit tlie most laatidicus,^ Sntisibcfion ti uoi imtcod in all Cases, Or money refunded. t®~llighest market Price paid for Wheat. /3F7 BLEDSOE & CO. * jwSO v2m SCHOFIELD’S ADJOINIXG THE I’ASSENGEU DEI OT, MACON, GEORGIA. SCHOFIELDS PATENT~~COTTON PRESS. IPatented Sopterxibe** 3<l. 1867. 15 HIS PR A'SS must commend Itself to the Cotton Planters of Georgia for its Durability Simplicity of Const 1 notion, and the ease with which it cau be operated by either Hand Horse, Water, or steam Power—the change irom oue lo tbe other beteg effected in a f*ir minutes. Another gnat advantage which this PiT9« pns°f?s is, it takes up «o little room that ft miv be placed in and uu in the G;n House, toes saving much extra labor and toes of time, the Cotton being placed in it as fast as ginned. Occupying but little space, and kept out ot tbe weather, this press is very dnrabre, ui not liable to get ou' of order, both the Kerew und tin' Frame beiug of wrought iron. Tlte*e presses ate all put up coaifiott and perfect before leaving my e lablishment, thaa nutting the purchaser to no extni trouble and exprure iu procuring a mm to put them ia running. To show with what, favor and satisfaction these Pre-sea have been received the past sea son, I append the following certitieuißS and mimes, an ong many others, of gentlemen who huvemed them : llopsToX County, Georgia, Juue Ist,. 1888. Hr. J S Sr oh field, Afacon, Ga : Dear Sib—ln igplv to your note of the loth ult., I have this to Say in regard to your Patent Ljoiton Screw ;“I f KILLS THE BILL,” and is all you ci.ilui for i>. I regard it st»- perior to any Press l have cccu. 1 am, very respectfully, E. U. EZA’LL. UcusTos County, Ga., June 2d, 1868. Mr. Schofield Moron, Georgia : Dear Sik— Your t ivor ut hand. lam w ell pleased with your d’otton Press. For pow er and durability I dou’t think it cau be excel! and. Wry respectfully, J. \Y. Wimberly Autiticus, Ga , Juue 14tb, 1868'-. Mr. ./. S. Sch field Mat an . Dear Sir —We arc ii: receipt of your le*'r and in reply, sat Uiat, the Pcrew is a p, r"eel success, and l I arc no douljtfWlll hav* ready .tie. We call pick 1,000 lbs in an ordinary size bale with lour bauds. Very Respectfully, yours, J. R, PRICE Si SON. House Creek, Wit.cot County, June 25tb, 1868. Mr. ./. .X SchoJUUl, Afacon, Georgia : Km—The Cuiton /'res- 1 bong t of you last fall, works well ; and I am very well pleat ed wi’h it. 1 packed with it about one hundred bales ol Catron. | I consider the Kress su deiior to all others fir p.ickiug cotton, us it can be walked with iess labor, and will pack *■ heavy bales us any lareier wants. Wood Screws and Press for baling cotton must soiely give way and place to your Loo tjcrwws. All I regret, is, that I did not get. sn Iron frana* bom you, Complete. Youra respectfully, S. D. FULLER. Gen. Thoa K. Dravtnn, Mncon county, B. H. My rick, D.ilduin county, John Hart, Mo«*- roe county. A. J, White, I’ ke county, Cipt. C.rie Tubs, Jones county, Cleaveland & Bai ley, linker countv, Lung & Whitaker, Ta;lor county, Robert Thompson, Lee county, it. Dawson, Wilkinson coumy, H L Key xa , Houston county, Jerrv Hollis, Monroe county, D. W. Missee, II tusiou county, L C BryaD, le'e county, Allen Hi Grunnisa, l.ibb couuty, W. W. Dows, Biker conniy, Arthur Foster, Bibb county, W. Banka, Monroe county, J. R Giiffin, Ilons'on counlv, Thot. J. Cater, ll“'t'tnu county, W. J. J/vtick, Baldwin county S. i/ytick, Hihlwiii comity, H. At. Ro-o, J/illei>. eville. Jus. W. Brown, Tavlor county,. It. Solomon, Gordon couxitv, W W. Turner, II mcock county, R.G, Harper, J/tlledgevillo, J J Ci'lliits, J/icoti county, J. L Lttnpkiii, Wilcp* county, Johu L. lit yani, Houston conn tv Pleasaul Kay, Dooly-eoumy, J, W. Joulon, Lee counts, W. E. Watren, Hous'on eonuty, Nat Hester Baker county, R. L J/.uims, Terrell county, John W. Paul, Terrell county. In order to place these Pvt sacs within the reach ol Planters, 1 offer them for sals 6** Drain accepted by responsible parlies, payable Irom the Ist to the ISLh of Octobes next. July y J. L TFI’KKR M. TUCKER GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN sboseiibs ms family minis Are bow prepared to sell yoo anything in thoir Lino as Cheap as any House iff South Western Gooig a Give itiom-a call, and they will eonviare you that it i* to yonr it-terest to call again. They now have on Consignment a Lot- of TOBACCO which they are otfcriag to tbc Trade a* Macon, Atlanta aud Savannah prices. Call and cxatninc ju ami yeu will find it “AH (J K.” ™ Special attention given to the C'>ns : griinent of Bacon, Coro, I'iour, Lara, ete.‘ Best of ecLifuncc if rui iiicd. J. la. Ts Mvl'Ji X BKO. MAIN ST , DAWSON, 6A. A