Georgia Historic Newspapers

    dason journal.
Local Column,
Subsckibkus will please bear
hi mind that we are compelled to pay
cash sos our material, cask for our labor,
cash for board, and casn for everything
we use. Y-u surely can’t expect us to
furnish you with a paper without the
cash. We therefore respectfully ask
joV to Some dp and settle for your sub
jgriptioot 'Those who are due for their
paper to January Ist, 1868, will
be allowed trftbe 14th of October to
set'le. Those living at a distauco may
send in registered letters, or per Ex
press at our risk and expense. Bub
toribers will know who the above ap
plies to, by a cross X being attached to
their names. We k >pe delinquent sub
scribers will conform to the above re
quest; otherwise your paper will bo
discontinued after October 14th 1868.
Important to Colton Planter's.
P.antcrs will please bear iD mind that
LOYLESS & GRIFFIN have the
largest, best, aud most centrally lo
cated Warehouse in out town ; and arc
prepared to mike liberal advances of
Cash, or Merchandise of any kind on all
CUT I ON stored with them, or shipped
to their f-iends in Savannah or New
Y >rk You who have given liens and
morgages on your crops and do not wish
to sell at the present prices, will find it
to your interest to biing your Cotton to
them The) will advance wha' money
yo 4 need, and hold y~ur cotton uutil
the prices suit you. BriDg along your
Oott"'’,they will treat you as liberally as
any Warehouse men in our town,
LOYLESS & GRIFFIN.
Sept. 10, ts.
GLORCI I, Terrell County. !
OrUisArv's Office for sain County. )
If. M Jones, Ornlinury in ands r
said county, do hereby eertily that I
have this day teste I the Soules mod by
Messrs. Hoylean & Griffin for the pur
pose of weighing Cotton at their
Warehouse aDd find them to bo cor
rect; said weights balancing with the
standard weights ol the State ol Geor
gia, in my office for the use of Terrell
county.
In witness, whereof, I have hereto
signed my name officially aud affiued
the seal of my office.
T. M. JONES, Ord’y
lentil County.
Sept. 28th, 1868.
100 pieces prints from 10 to 15 cents,
at 8 M. Siesel & 13m’s.
I3TA majority of persons liv'ng in
the Sou'h are prodisposed to diseases
ol the Liver, aud most of the pains and
aches complained of are owing to a
deranged state of that important or
gan Tne Simmons Liver Regulator
is the great remedy for the diseases
incident to a disorganized Liver, Dys
pepsia, Constipation, Sick Headache,
Female Irregularities, etc.
One says: It has done me mo'e
good than any medicine I ever used.
Another says : I consider it an in
valuable remedy.
Another says : My son, who was so
long considered a hopele-s case, is now
in I looming health, lrom using tho
Simmons Regulator.
For sab by all druggists
A large stock of Crockery and Glass
ware at S. M. Siesel & Bro’a.
Messrs. S M. Seibel k Bro , having
made large acce-sions to their former
stock of Dry Goods, arc prepared to
furnish you with a complete out-fit of
new “harness.”
Messrs. Maas& JohnSOH, who are
ever ready at th< ir old stand to serve
their numerous customer*; will ba
pleased to see you come. Read their
advertisement, and examine their well
selected stoek.
160 do 2 Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s
hose, cheap, at S. M. Siesel & Brn’s.
car The readers of the “Jouidrl,”
do doubt, found a great many mistakes
iu last eetk’s issue This will be avoid
ed iu fuiure as much as possible. The
pr prtetor was absent on business for
lie pajtr. and was necessarily detained
until al er the day of publication V\ c
will try iu luturc to k ep tun paper from
u wing ut up side dowu. Instead ot
the paper bang left in the bands of the
Fouman, it seems from its looks that
iho ‘Devil” bad charge of it.
The luigeft stuck ot Doti.iDß ever
brougut to uuwson, at
t>. M Siceel & Bio's.
Mi ears. Seymour Tins’ey & Cos., of
Macon, G* , indoiog a thriving busmen*
We called on them the-uiber day, and
a little aurprised to ste in their
bouse, such a large and well selected
*toek ot tamily groceries; they have
several clerks employed, all of whom
Were busily engaged, waitiog on tbetr
numerous customers. The members ot
this firm areenterprioingaud wide awake,
tl>ny give their customers th«advantage
hi a trade, and by this, have teal'Sed
the tact that many small profi s are bet.
ter than a tew large ones. ALercban's
from Hou'h-wasieru Oaorgis, visiuug
Macon for the purpose of buying gro
ceries, * M rnoticy by calling ou
the above named gentlemen. See their
advertisement in another oolumnr
PUGH’S PREMIUM,
Photograph & Portrait Gallery.
triangular block,
MACON, GA.
THE FRtiPIETOIi OF TUId TIME HON
ored Gallery, which has long been known as
one of the institutions of tlie country, la
“till producing first olass pictures of every
style. He wouhi be glad to serve any of the
good people of Southwest Georgia. When
you visit A/acon, he certain to visit Fean’s
headquarters and have yourself immortalised.
He is making life size portraits from anibro
types of deceased persons, as welt as from
the living ;Cartes de virile, and fine pocelain
pictures as low as any first class gallery. The
proprietor procured all the late i mprovemems
during his recent visit to the great Ci ies . f
Europe. Those seeking the best, he will be
jeertain to please.
octß f
The peace of our quiet town was dis
turbed or Monday night, by some rowdy
bacchanalians, who wandered up and
down tbe streets nttcricg their blas
phemous oaths at every one they met ;
they also troubled a >me merchants by
t eV.o'sy and hoist r us manner in which
they entered their store rooms. Where
is our Marshall? Can’t pescahlc eiti
zens be protected from such troublesome
visitors ? If any one desires to wor
ship at the slirite of Bacchu», let him
do so undor his own “vine and fig'
tree.”
VV hile traveling on tbe cars the other
day, we noticed a couple of young men
that entered the ladies car with some
extra baggage, which, upon examinatieu
by the conductor and one of his men,
proved to be five or six days rations of
baker’s bread, a bundle of armv muskets
and a small keg that appeared to con
tain powder. They were promtly re
moved to another car by one of the rail
road mm, who made the owner promise
io pay dear for their whistle. They
were well cquipel for the campaign.
Where is Your Boy at Nigiit.—
Tbe practice of allowing boys to spend
tbeir evenings in the streets is one of
the most ruinous, dangerous and mis
chevious things possible. Nothing so
speedily and surely marks tbeir course
downward. They Acquire under cover
of night, an Unhealthy state of mind,
vulgar and profane language, obreent
practices, criminal sentiment, and a law
les, riotous bearing. Indeed, it is in
the streets, after Dight-fall, that boys
acquire the education and the capacity
for becoming rowdy, dissolute men Pa
rented >you believe it ? Will you keep
your children home of nights, and sec
that their home is made pleasant and
profitable ?— Exchange .
Come up an i suhsciibo 1 r jour coun
tj paper.
£3TO .3 tapirs for sale at this office
at one djllar per hundred.
More About the Wickkst Man
in NIW \ r oitK, —Singular Revelations.
A writer in tbe Now l'ork Times of
Saturday, makes some cuii rus rovela
li ns in connection with tbe excllcuicut
caused by the supposed reformation ol
John A! eo, better known as tbe ‘Wick
ed st man in New York ’ Tho writer
says that Allen, Thomas Iladdon, Slo
cum and “Kit” Burns are noitleir con
verted nor reformed mi n. It is said
that the late excitement was cats and by
tbe eulporteurs of a cily mission. Fm
s veral months iboy endeavored to make
an inipn s-imr upon the scum of Water
street, but faihd. Ai hr gth it wus de
cided to create a sensation, and Allen
was eelee'ed as the person who was to
accomplish the olj ct. He was accor
dingly described as lie “Wickedest man
in New Yoik,,’ and his place became
frequented by religious poisons and oth
ers, who visit him out of curiosity. His
regular business was broken up, audit
alleged that a proposition was then made
to hire his rot ms for religious meetings,
which offer was accepted, Allen rcceiv.
ingareotof |350 It is also alleged
that “Kit” Burns has hired the use
of his rat pit for religious si rvices at
the rate of 8150 a raonib, for one hour
a day, and tbat Turn Hadden is j lined
iD the present movement in the hope ot
escaping trial on an indictment pending
against hiur in the Court of general it
siuns,
The writer goes on to show that
Dyct’s Maguiine article, fir-.t calling
attention to Alim, was a mere money
Speculation, to which certain oolpor
luors were parties in in inn rest, wi h
ihe evident intention to shame J l,n
Allen into a change of life, and thus lo
obtain a foothold muong Lis vile neigh
bora and c mpanions iu s ; n. The stroke
was a bold one, but it utterly failed in
it< puriio-e to sos -t, J .hn’s heait.
One or Git ant’s Hatti.es — Horace
! Greeley as is generally known, hns
j written what he calls a smtv of the war.
In that history, on page 127, you will
find the following biief acc iurit of one
of the la'tlcs Grant fought or pietomled
to fight, duiiug the war.: Twenty
minnntp" after Ihe first shot was fin and,
full 10 000 of out men w re stretched
and writhing ou the sod, or still and
caim in death, while the enmey’s loss
was probably little n ore than 1.000
And when, hour* later, orders were sent
to each corps commander to renew the
assault at once, witbnnt regard to any
other, the men sitncly and unani
mi usly le'usrdto obey it. They knew
that success was hopeles, and the at
tempt, In gain it murdercus, hence they
refused to be saenfied to m [U' p>se.”—
Lat Jrosse D m.]
The battle referred to ab ‘ve must
have occurred near Spotsylvania Court
House ; where Gen. Grant rushed hie
mass and lines upon out brea tWorks un
successfully, and then withdrew fr m
our front, leaving bis dead ani wounded
on the field.
imvsoy TIA ak ET KEPOUT
corrected weekly by
J. L. TUCKER & BRO.
grocers ami commission merchants.
COTTfKY, 20 .22
SI/. I
OROCERIEB A PROf INfOtVF.
H./tG.V- Clear sides (smoked) 20@21
Clear ribbed sides (smoked) ltt@2U
Shoulders, 17(1 IS
Hams (plain,) @22
Canvassed hams, (sugar cured) fu>2s
COFFEE —Fiiiue Kio, (<»:t8
G M>d Kio, @so
Ordinary Rio, @2B
S rfcr'.l lt- (According to grade) ]B@2o
TEit— Black, @1.50
Green, @2.26
Young Uysoo, 1.5U@2.ii0
Ml ICE— @i 6
I'AMI/ll- Superffue, @h.6<)
K @7.00
family, 7.6"@8
E,IHO- 24(8/26
FMSlM—M* ckertlbf. bis. 12 3 #lo@l2
Mackerel iu Ki's, 4.60
Whi'eflsh per lb. ;2i<»ls
BUTTE Ml— Goshen, @6O
Country, 26@30
EfJOS- 16® 20
CMM IC U KJYS-~ 1 6 @25
B I ES If VI X— 250480
7./I/.GR- @lO
SUItC M* — ?5@|.00
I *l,t'EtdvlMl 05.80
E at*— Liverpool, *3.76
Virginia, a3 60
If 'MM IS BE I*—Com. Rye, 3 00a4 00
Corn, 2 6053.00
• Fine Nectar, 6.0058 Oil
TO H,IC CO— Common, 60,75
Fin,*, I.ooa 1.00
QMi,IM,Y— Corn (western) al *5
Corn (country) al.no
.VI E.I E — at .60
Bugging , Hope, 8 Ties.
Bagging, Guxnt— 28a80
Kentucky, a 3O
Iron Ties.
Buckle, 9al 2
Rop k— alo
Tin- Ap|i}>«iiitn>eii(ti
Ou tbe Dawson Circuit will be filled
as follows for the year 1868.
DAWSON,
Ist Sunday, llevs. T. T. Christian and
11. V. Mulkey.
2 id Sunday, Rev. L G Evans.
3rd “ “ T. T. Christian.
4th “ “ A. L, Hamilton.
DOVER,
Ist Sunday, Rev. John Skipper.
2ud “ “ T. T. Christian and
H. V. Mulkey.
3rd Sunday, Rev. J J. Sessions.
4th “ “ H. V. Mulkey.
NEW HOPE,
Ist Sunday, Rev. James Spenoe.
2nd “ “ (Vacant at present.)
3rd “ « H. V. Mulkey.
4th “ “ T. T Christian and
L. G Evans.
CHICKAB A WHATCIIEE,
Ist Sunday, Rev. Wm. Hays.
2nd “ “ J elm J. Sessions.
3rd “ “ ’l’hos. L. Speig) t.
4th “ “ Tbos. T. Christian and
L G Evan*.
PLEASANT GROVE,
Ist Sunday, R»vs. Thos. T. Christian
ana 11. V. Mulkey,
2nd Sunday, Rev. James Spence.
3rd “ (Vacant )
4ih “ Rev. Win. Hays.
BETHEL,
Ist Sunday, Rev Thus. L. Sprighf.
2nd “ (Vacant)
3rd “ Rev. L. G. Evans.
4th “ (Vacant.)
Friday before each 3rd Sabbath, Rev
Thos. T. Christian.
SALEM,
Ist Sunday, Rev. L. G Evans.
2ud “ “ T. T. Christian and
II V. Mulkey.
3rd Sunday, (Vacant.)
4th “ “
Special Notices,
l>aiVM>ii Lo(l; r ( k , 1.0, O. F. IKo. 56
A KEETS ou Kloodav nipht in each wnek.
isl J. Vs. SIMMONS, N. G.
John A. Bishop, Sec’y.
I AH KIIV I) CHAPTER 40,
MEETS Fourth Wodnosdfiv nishi in ench
M< *nih. J. M. Simmons, 11. F.
J. C. F. Cx.ARfC, Secretary.
P. T. Schley Lodge, Mo. 220,
F. A.
MEETS Third Saturday in each month, 2
o’clock, p. m. C. O. TrufP, W. M.
J. 13. Avant, Secretary.
TO COJrSVMTIf^JES.
The REV. KDWRD WILSN will nenp
(fVoe of charge) to all who diaire it, the preSerip
tiou with the direeiiouK for makiug and usiag
the simple remedy by which he was cured of a
lung affection and that drew! disease C-onsnmp
tiou. His only object is to benefit the affliced and
he hopes every sufferer wHI try this proscri jtiou
us it will cost them nothing, and may prove a
blessing. Please address
KKV. EDA K !> . fLSN,
No. lflSSottth Second
>*evr York. 42 4m-,
SOMETHING WORTH HEEDING
HAVING mad#* arrsnsremeMß wi»h the
Tomtin«oia D«more>( Cos.,
arp able to' f»# H t.#o, fhrrce, fomr and six
I'orse WitgotiP, at a smxll advance on New
We would invito tho-*c rushing
jfood PUntaiion Wn£ons, to examine our
Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We would fllao mil the attention erf the
public, to our splendid *ud extensive stitck ot
IGCIES, NAMES* 4 CIRIiIIGES,
I.oth of our own ami Natthem miinnfuc'nre.
(• is teoerjllr und-ratond throughout Smith
Western O &f/n, that Wfl*. SIBRIUX
always warrant* his work. Wo artwavs keep
a good Stock ol Carriage A Uarnesa, Wagon
and Ruguie materials ct all description.
Cal and see. ,
xvn. sutkiai>,
augßl’y Americas Ga.
"* L TUCKER. M.TL'CKKit.
I. L TICIH £ I ID.
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
PRODUCE AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
We keep ooustantly on hand a general assortment of
<BB<D<DIBIBIIIBB 3
Such as TOBACCO, SUGAR, COFFEE, CANDLES, SOAPS,
STARCH PICKLES,
C-AJSTDY, CANNED FUTTITS,
SPICE, PEPPER, GINGER,
POWDER, SHOT & CAPS,
PEPPER SAUCE, SODA, MATCHES.
CIGARS, A.N D SMOKING TOBACCO
WINE, WIIIBKEY AND BRANDY.
Tin-Ware, Brooms And Buckets,
And also ao assortment of
STATIONARY I
»}•*
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO CONSIGNMENTS
—OF—
YYN T Y DESRIPTION.
address 4. L. 1 UCKER & BRO.,
West Side Public Square, - - - DAWSON, GA.
To Tlic blnj»]icrs aud Frcduccrs
nF
Georgia , Alalt atv a and Florida
r pnE UNDERSIGN ED COTTOJ* FAC-
I TORS AND OOM.I/laSION .lfr.li-
CHANTS, of
SAVANNAH, CH.
Take pleaftire in nolifylfip the f iiblic that ar
rangi-iiienrs have been (fleeted for 6’ori’;g
or ahijping by steam or fall direct '0 Ku'O
pean and Atneiican po t J , the cotton cod of
those sections the natural outlet of which is
'hrouijh our port ; aud hope, in affording ev
ery facility to receive a heary increase over
the large consignin' irs of last season. W’c
confideody express ilte belief that onr city
a iii be one us rhe brst cotton market this
season in r.he United Stales.
Fekrkli. & Wkslow, Bay Street.
Davani & WAFLts. Bav Street.
Adams, VS asuuukn & Cos. Studdaid's Lower
Range.
Slnan, Gboovfr & Cos. Bay Street.
John W. Andkbson’s Sons li Cos. Drayton
Street
GcuRBARn & llolcomde, Bay Stree',
P LI Bkhn Bay Sired.
L J Guilmartin k Cos Bay Street
E W Drummond & Bro B iv Si reel.
W B Gkij'kin & Cos W 8 Bay Street
li II Colquit 28 Bay Street
J WJfcD nald Bay Sueet.
Tyson i Gord in B ly Siree,
Austin k Ells Bav Street,
Wm A M Kinzik Bay Street
Harney & Cos No 12 Stoddard’s Upper
Kaiii-e.
Barnet & Cos No 2 Stoddard’s Lawer Range.
T F Smith Ezp ers Building, Bay Street
W H Starke k Cos., Cotton Factors aid
Wholesale Grocers, Agents for Gulleti’s j
Steel Brush Cotton Gms aud Uoe’s Soper- l
phosphate ol Lime.
S-p-17 lm |
OFKICJ AL.
Proclaraations ky ihe Governor.
Whereas official Information has been received
at this Department that a murder was committed
in the county of Terrell on the I9tli of Augrust.
80S, upon the body of Martin Martin, by Abner
Keaton, and that said Keaton hss fled from Jus
tice < I have thought proper, therefore, to issue
this, my Proclamation, hereby offering a reward
of TWO HUNUKKD DOLI AUd for the appre
hension and delivery of the Said Keaton to the
(Sheriff of said county and State. And Ido more
over charge and require all officer's in this State,
civil and military, to be vigilant In endeavoring to
apprehend the said Keaton, In order that he may
be brought to trial for the u[fence with which he
stands charged.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
1 State, at the Capitol In Atlanta, Ga., this 10th
day of September, in the year of our I.ord eight
een hundred ami siffty eig.it, and of /ndepend -
mice of the United States of America, the niuety
*"• RUFUS It. BUI-LOCK,
Ci over nor.
Ry the Governor:
David G. Cottiug,
Necrutary off State.
dksckiption.
the said Keaton is about 18 years of age, weighs
140 pounds, dark hair and eyes, with deep freckles
on his face. »eytl7-»t
If you Want so buy freshlWiuter Bun
comb Cabbage seed, go to J. L. I ucker
A Bro., west side public square.
frof. H. H. KAYT«?i A CO , S.v.rnah,
Gv, Proprietors of Kayloa’s popular reme
dies.
KAYTONS DTSFF.t’TIC PILL® —Cures
Sick Headache ami all Billion* disordeie.
KAYTONSOIL OF LIFK-Cures Pitns in
th. Hack, Breast, Side, Shoulders audJcivM,*
Hi.'} IJ% 'IS Tit aTOIV 8 8,1 EE.
1)Y virtue of an order from rite Court of
) Ordinary of Mneeozee Cos. Ga., will be
-old before the Couit House door in the town
and Morgin, in Calhoun county, on the firm
Tuesday in November next, that valuable
plml«Hoti situated in the third District ot
said 0 umv and known as fhe‘'Bond I’lace,’’
formerly owned by Madison O. tier, adjoin
ing the lands of S G. Weaver and i tilers,
containing 625 acres, and consieriog of lots
ol land Nos 36, 45 and (he South half of 44
in lire third District of originally Fatly, now
Calhoun county.
Terms of Sale. One half Cash, balance in
twelve months from Hay of sale, with note
secured by Mortgage oil the premises. .Pur
chaser to pay for papers.
SAJ/UEL D. IRVIN.
Adin’r JA.J/ES
Sept. s’h 1868. Ids.
THL PLAHIcRS WAREHOUSE.
tj'O the Planters of Cl aTi £T lr ly, and Cal
I hoan counties. Ga . and Henry and Dale
counuee, AI bama, the undersigned would
most respectfully infirm I is Friends and tne
Planters of the above named counties, that
he has erected a
Large and commodious
WAREHOUSE,
On the corner of Wasington and Hartford
Nireete-r-Oposite the" Masonic Hall,
where he is prjparetf to Receive and 5 ore
all Cotton and oiher Produce that nnv be
br. dgh' to him. H* will .fell or Afbip Cot.ou
to reliable parlies in New York, .S’,varnish,
New Orleans, or anv point his friends may
de in—eithAr liy Railroad or Af'eamboa!.—
He wiii aiwaws keep eu baud a good supply
ol BAGGING, RO/ J E, IRON-TIES, SALT
—AND—
Plantation Supplies,
Which he will furnish to farmers as low as
any house in (Southwest G. o gin. He hopes
by strict attention to business, to merit a rea
sonable share of public patronage.
J. T. WALKI R.
FORT GAWKS, (JA , .Sept, J7th 1868
8. ptl7 3in
Ml MASUFACTQHY
■ \ DOVER.
HAVING .eemed the service, of 3fr
HKIPPKR and Mr. JOIJiVSOX, two
eonipeleul woikujeny we are prepaied lb
make
tvoes of mi Kinds and Sizes,
in tho very best styles. Farmers can hues
Iheir ordeis filled lor phtiitaiiou shoea to ad
vantage. Produce of auy kind taken in ex
change for shoes.
Priees for work reasor ebte. Our place of
busiuees is 'feoff * *H' eve neon ” st-nd
KUI-KKY A SWiNSUX.
I>over, (Si., ifty 2d, 1868-v#
HAVEALWAYS OUST HAND
FLOUR, of all Grade* ,
.W/)VIX, GRITS , BRsIJY*,
SHORTS, and COW'-FFED.
ALSO, THE FAMOUS
SELF-RAISINGt FLOUR,
jn.i.rtr.i cTi ne and to ohoeu,
IN ANY SIZED PACKAGES
Havin recently added new Machinery, and given onr MW a thorough overhauling, we fre
now luify prepared to make Flour, which we Will guarantee to
su : t the most fastidious.
Satisfaction Cjvviai'antcell iii till Cases*
Or money refunded. |g“Highest market Price paid for Wheat..Ji3
BLEDSOE St CO*
jj3ow2m
iciTiiFii L. »»S
IRON WORKS,
Adjoining the passenger
MACON, GEORGIA.
IscHOFraYTmTconos press
Patented September 3<l„ 18GT.
rpHtS MLS'SS must comihend itself to the Cotton Planters of Georgia for it? Durability
I Simplicity of Construction, aud the easo with which ir, can he operated br either ffancf
Horse, Water, or steam Power—the change from one to the other being effected ill a sow
minutes.
Another great advantage which this Press possess is, it takes up so little room that if
may be placed in and mn in the Gin Hmi«e, thus saving much extra labor and loss of time,
tbe Cotton being placed in it as fast as ginned.
Occupying but little space, and kept out of the weather, this press fs Very durable, and
; not liable to gel out ol order, both the Screw and the Frame being of wrought iron.
These presses are all put up complete and perfect before leaving my estabHshment, thus
putting tile purchaser to no extra trouble aud expense iu procuring a man to put t'Aem id
running.
To show with what favor and satisfaction these Presses have been rocefved the past sea
eon, I append the following certificate* and names, among many others, of gentlemen who
have used them :
HotrsToN County, Gkorgia, June Ist, 1868.
Mr. J 8- B,ohfie Id, Macon, Ga :
Dkak Sih—lu reply to mur note of the 15th utt., I havo tilts to say in regard to your
Patent Cotton Screw r ‘‘IT FILLS THE BILL,” and is afl you claim lor it. I regard it su
perior to any Press I have seen. I am, very respectfully,- S. U. EZ&'LL.
Houston County, Gx., June 2d, 1868.
Mr. BchoJUld .1 [neon, Georgia :
Pzak Sia Your favor at hand. lam well pleased with your Cotton Press. Fot pow-.
r and dwrabtlrty 1 don’t thin* h, can be excel!- and. Very lespecifully, J. W. Wimberly.
Amkriccs, Ga , June l4tb, 1868.
Mr. J. S. Sch afield Macon :
Dkar Sir —We are in receipt of your letter and in reply, say shat the Screw is a perfect
success, aud I have no doubt will havo ready sale. Wecau pock f.Ofiff lbs in an ofdfnafry
sine bale with lour hands. Vory Respectfully, yours, J. R. PKICE & SON.
HorsK Crksk, Wilcox Cocktt, June ‘25lh r 1868.
Mr. J. S. Sc/iojield, Macon, Georgia!
Fir—The Cotton Pee ss I bougi tof you last fall, works welt ; and lam very Vrelf pleas
ed wi:h it. I packed with it, about ono hundred hales of Catton. | I consider the Press sa
cferior to all otheis for par king cotton, as it can be worked with less labor, and Will pack at
heavy bales «S auy farmer v/ants. Wood Screws and Cress for holing ctrtton piust sorely
give wav and place to your Iron Screws. Ail I regret, is, that f did not get an Iron frame
troui you, Complete. Yours respectfully, S. D. FULLER.
Gen Thos F. Drayton, Macon county, B. 11. Myrick, Bildwin county, John Hart, Mon
roe county. A. J, White, Pike county, Capt. Orrie Tubs, Junes county, Cleaveland A Bai
ler, Baker county, Long A Whitaker, Taylor county, Robert Thompson, Lee county, A
Dawson, Wilkinson couuty, 11. L. Ki yza , Houston couuty, Jerry Hoifis, Momoe county
D. W. Magsee, Houston county, 1.. C Bryan, Lee county, Alien & Granuiss, i ibb county
W. W. Dews, Baker county, Arthur Foster, Bibb county, W. A. Banks, Monroe county, J
8. Griffin, Houston couuty, Thos. J. Outer, Houston county, W. J. JYVrick, Baldwin county
R P. Jfyrick, BiMwin county, H. 3t. Rose, JCilled eville, Jas. W. Brown, Tavlor county
J.. Robison, Gordoa county, W. W. Turner, !l ancoek oouiitv, K. (i, Harper, Jf liiedgeviiiey
J Collins, .Ificon county, J. L Limpkm, Wilcox county, John L. Bryant, Houston coun
ty Pleasant lity, Dooly county, J, W. Jordon, Lee counis, W. E. Warren, Houston county,'
Nat Ucsler Baker couuty, R. L .Vim mi, Terrell county, John W. Paul, Terfcll county.
In order to place these Pr.gses within the reaeh oi PI inters, 1 offer the* for sale for
Dralts accepted by responsible parties, payable from the Ist to the IMh of October next.
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