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DAWSON JOfcftMlw Local Column. who are fond of Outers will b«|pl«#*d >? learo from the curd of 510*4 lfjrd & Ookff, to bo found in auf p»ptr to-d*y, ib»t they have on s»od a frtoh supply, and facilities for preparing them to suit the taste of all. Sternberg & Bro- Om. enterprising I/erchatits, A/essrs. Skiski. Pt'RNbxi'.o & Bro., »re now receiving a very Urg** and extensive stock of Staple and fan cy Dr? Goods, purchased exclusively for ci»h, which they propose to sell in the same wav for moderate profits. Look out for particulars in the “Journal’ to be issued next week. In the mean time you can call upon them and commence mak ing your purchases, They can be found one door South of Baldwin’s Corner.and know bow (• treat you when you go round. rsr We regret to learn that our |»romi-ing young friend Judson Lang ley. son of Rev T. E. Langley, of thie plat e, departed this life very sud denly, in the 27th inst., at Fort Va’- |ey, where he had been spending some tune with petitions. As to where and when he will be iuterred we have n t at this time been informed. Young Mr Langley was indeed a promising youth, and his demise is certainly a sad bereavement to his parents and many friends. The youth Keaton, charged with the killing of young Martin, some two or three months since, at Chicka sawhatchie is under recognizance for bis appearance at the next Term of our Superior Court, to answer the charge. fge John May subscribed for tbe “Journal” about ten days ago, and lo ! and behold, we chronicle the fact this week that ho is married, and to a pretty girl at that. Come, young gentlemen, if you want to marry, hand in your names, and read our paper, and go and do likewise —if you can. o©~ Frank Leslie’s Ladie’s Maga zine for November, with beautiful en gravings aud fashions,together with tho usual quantity of reading matter and wit, has reached tbe escritoir of the Ed itor since his exeunt from our sanctum this week. Tho I,a is<l We I.ovc — The November number of The Land We Love comes to U3 filled with is usual variety of interesting matter. A beautiful engraving represents a scene in The Rattle of Eutaw, with a description from W Gilmore Simms Esq. The principal articles are Bat tle of Pleasant Hill, The Vanity and the Glory of Literature, The Vst!- boigfuiesj Tryst, Windsor Castle, Concerning Heroes, Airs. Cron-haw's Story. Organ Grinders, Casualties in ( heuthum’s Division in 1861, and a re view of Jean Ingelow by Mis Pres ton. E3T Ou Monday morning last, our Beni -r proprietor took his departure for the fen board, and ; n the afternoon, our littl" Editnr, struck out in thedircc'ioj of the Chattahoochee, thus leaving us in charge of the “Journal” as wc thought for at 1 art the present week, but on en tering our sanctum, which we done im mediately, wearing the consequential ap pearance characteristic of the vain, when Suddenly elevated from quiet life to the bright etnolumoD’B of office, we found t« our surprise that our precaueious lit— c ■ devil,” Jimuiie Brown, had located himself in the olitorial chair, and with quill in hand was rapidly ventilating the Greciau bend, which he says made its appearance in Dawson several days ago, and should Lave been noticed in our last issue. By a compromise, how ever, we come in for a small space in the present issue, to give, as we were cnj dued to do by tb. Editor before he left, the current news of the city, whioh we find quite meagre this w.ek ; not a quarrel, fight, or a single runaway scrape up to the time of going to proas, which of course detracts from the in tsrest of our paper ; but if people won’t quarrel nor fight, and horses won’t run. »way with wagons,and tho Council don’t fliuiUrb anybody, so as to give us some thing to write about, we can’t help it, >od must content ourselves with report ing our citizens as basking iu the sun light of quietude, peace, and—wo were going to say plenty, but remember that wc heard one of our citezns remark yes terday that so far as eating was concern ®d, that it was a timo just now between beef and bacon, the tiuth of which, so far as we are concerned, is fully verified U'Me times a day. Pmd. rs and pota toea are, however, fashionable, and we hope by them to be enabled to survive the crisis. tar I would respectfully call the *tteution of the Proprietors to the fact, •hat in case they do not mako some ar rangrment for the safe keeping of their Editor, the same will como up some “orniug missiog. lam continually ex ercising care, le t he should meet with *>me accident, and would be glad you Would relieve me of such responsibili ties. He Las already beeu knocked over by the press lever, and rcfwmedly saved from falling into tho ink keg.— »eo to it, that your Editor be cooped out of tbo way. FoaEMA.V Viabelkal .Harder, Wo have been informed of a most horrible murder, which was committed on Saturday last, 17lh inst., in the ad joining county of Macon, in the neigh borhood of Salem Church, übout five mile# from the village of Notnsulga Ettf the act to be tq preeiuted in all its hotror, it will be necessary to write a litt e history Some time lust year, a youth of about eighteen years of ng i named William Duke, won the heart ol a girl about six'een, whose family name is Low Her family objected to their marriage, but, as is too often the case unier such circumstances, they’ ran aw ay, and woie married. Their happiness was short-lived.— Harsh treatment from ihe y ung hus band, and from bis family, tow aid the young wife who had disregarded and torsaken her family to join her de-tiny with his, so n followed the honey niot n. But the young couple went to keeping house, and, acting their part in ttie cub oun of society, invited the circuit preacher, at his previous visit t > tbe church nor by, to dine with them on Saturday last—the fatal day Neither husband or wile attended church that day, but the minister, in fulfilment of bis promise, went lo the house notwithstanding. On entering the door, instead of a pleasant greet ing and a rendo ing of excuses for ab sence from church, what a sight met his eye ! The young wife suspended by the neck with a cord from one of the joists of the house, her body cold and stiff! Chairs and tables were overturned, the bed rumpied, and ev ery evidence that there had been a scutlle in the room. Not a sign of life in the house, except the breathing of the little sleej ing babe, innocent of the irreparable loss to itself, and of the terrib'e tragedy that bad but just been enacted. The preacher immediately cut the cord, and, calling in the passers by, the body was examined The clothing was badly torn, and unmistakable marks of fingers and finger nails were found upon the neck and shoulders. The unfortunate woman had either been strangled by the hand of some devilish villain, or else forcibly hang ed. Who could have committed the aw ful deed ? and why was it clone ? The matter was being investigated at our last advices—Monday last—but at that time no fact had been elicited, except that the father of the husband had been seen leaving the house a short while before preaching begun The husband had been absent fir two days, but returned on Saturday night, The wife’s lamily refuse to al low him to see her dead body. We shall endeavor to publish all the facts in tho case, as they are devel oped. The aflair has naturally created intense excitement in the community, composed, as it i->, almost entire y e>t quiet, peaceai le fanners, unaccus t"med to acts of murder aud outrage. ■ —Mont Mail , 21st. MAR !t I liS> Oa the 23rd inst, by Rev. Thos.T. Chris tian, Mr. John May and Miss Georgia V. ro«c!l, all ol Terrell Cos., Ga. Forsyth paper please copy. 100 pieces prints from 10 to 15 cents, ul 8 M. fciescl &, Bro’s. A large stock of Crockery and Glass ware at S. M. Siescd A Bro’s. 100 doz Ladies' and Gentlemen’s hose, cheap, at S, SI. Siesel & Bre’s. The largest stock of noli ns ever brought to Dawson, at S. M Siesel & Bro’6 Come up anl subscribe f r your coun ty paper. Swiss, Nansook, Jack net, and checked Muslins, with trimmings, at S M. Siese & Br.i’s. Avery stork of Ladies’ Dresp goods and Gentlemen’s piece goods, at S. M. Siesel & Bro’s. Plenty of ready-made clothing; shoes and bools always on hand, at 8. M Siesel & Bro’s. 50 pieces fine, cheap bleechit.g at 8. M. Siesel & Bro’s. OAWhOiH MARKET KEPOI&T CoRKECTED weekly by WM. WOOTEN, GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. COTTOJC, 2!).: 2 j Git Eli, I.so ISIEI'ER, 1.26 | CJKOCEKIES 4c PUOT ISIOttS. /i./CO.r—Clear sides (smoked) 20@21 Clear ribbed sides (smoked) IP@2O Shoulders, 17@18 Hams (plain,) @22 Canvassed hams, (sugar cured) @25 COFl'A'l!—Prime Rio, @33 Gat'd Rio, @3O Ordinary Rio, @2B SlG.lt f- (According to grade) 18@20 TE.l— Black, @1.60 O r een, @2.25 Young Hyson, 1.50@2.00 RICE— @ls I'EOCR— Supeiffne, @6.50 Extra, @7.00 Family, 7@7 6o E.IRIi— 24@25 I'ISH— J/*ckeral hf. bis. 12 3 slu@l2 Mackerel in Kits, 4.60 Whitefish per lb. 12f@16 BUTTER— Goshen, @6o Country, 25@30 EGGS— 16 @2O VHICK EJTS — 15@26 REESt IVJ.Y 25@30 7V4M.01P- @lO SURER— 75@ 1.00 VIJCEGvtR 65a80 S*M 1. T —Liverpool, a3 60 Virginia, 88.60 WHISK E I’—Com. Rye, 3 00a4 00 Corn, 2.60a 300 j F'ine Whi«k»y, a4.65 TtiH.lCCii —Common, 60a75 Fine, I.ooa 1.60 ; GR.MI.C— Corn (western) al 00 i Corn (coud ry) al ' 0 * me.ie- aI ; SS Bagging, Rope, $ Tits. Biooinci, Gunny— 28i30 I Keilt **v, aBU : Iron Tits. Buckle, *1 0 Rore—• 9j12 1 Tile Apji pointin' l it In Oa the Dawson Circuit will be filled as follows for tho year 1868. DAWSON, Ist Sunday, Revs. T. T. Christian and H. V. Mulkey. 2nd Sunday, Rev. L. G Evans. 3rd “ “ T. T. ChrigtixD. 4th “ “ A. L. Hamilton. DOVER, Ist Sunday, Rev. John Skipper. H. V. Nlulkey. 3rd Suuday, Rev. J J Sessions. 4th “ “ 11. V. Nlulkey, NEW HOPE, Ist Sunday, Rev. James Spenoo. 2nd “ “ (Vacant at present.) 3rd “ “ H. V. Mulkey. 4th “ “ T. T Christian and L. G. Evans. CIIICKAS AWHATCHEE, Ist Sunday, Rev. Win. Hays. 2nd “ “ John J. Sessions. 3rd “ “ Tbos. L. Speight. 4th “ “ Thus. T. Christian and L G Evans. PLEASANT GROVE, Ist Sunday, IFvs. Thos. T. Christian ; ana H. V. Mulkey. i 2nd Sunday, Rev. James Spence. 3rd “ (Vacant.) 4th “ Rev. VVm. Hays. BETHEL, Ist Sunday, Dev. Thos. L. Speight. 2nd “ (Vacant.) 3rd “ ltuv. L. G. Evans. 4th “ (Vacant.) Friday before each 3rd Sabbath, Rev Thos. T. Christian. SALEM, Ist Sunday, Rev. L. G Evans. 2nd “ “ T. T. Christian and H V. Mulkey. 3rd Sunday, (Vacant.) 4th “ « Guide to Health! \[Y Guide to Health is now published in ■ILL good binding and plain type. Sub seribers and others wishing a book or hooks, can be accomodated bv calling on J. A. J/itns at the S'orc of W. M PEEPLES’. Lovless Block, Dawson, Ga. JAMES J. DAVIS, M. D. Aug, 27th, ts. PUGH'S PREMIUM, Photograph &, Portrait Gallery. TRIANGULAR block, MACON, GA. THE PRiiPIETOR OF THIS TIME HON ored Gallery, which has long been known as one of the institutions of tbe country, is still producing first class pictures of every style. He would be glad to serve any of the good people of Southwest Georgia. When you visit J/.tcon, he certain to visit Pcoa’s headquarters and have yourself immortalized. Ue is making l ie size portraits from atubro tvpes of deceased persons, as weil as from the living \CarLea de visite , aid fine pooelaiu 1 pictures as low as auj fit si class gallery. The j proprietor procured all the late improvements during his recent visit to the great Gi ies cf Europe. Thme seekiug the btst, he will be certain to please. Oat 3.1 ADHIJIIkTKATOII'k SALE. ty I LL tie sold bi-lote the Court house It dour in the town of Morgan, Cilhoun county, on the first Tuesday in November next, one lo' of land No. 229 in ttie Third j District of Calhoun county. Sold as the ! property of Wm. Daniels, late ol said county j deceased. Sold lor the benefit ol his heirs. ! Terms on aav of sale. ELIZEBETH DANIEL, Adm’x. Sept. 28tis. ,f DJIJ.VJ* TR.J TO ITS s.l L£. BY virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of J/uscoeee Cos. Ga., will be sold before the Couit House door in the town of Morgan, in Calhoun county, on the first Tuesday in November next, that valuable pl.mta'iou situated in the third District of said Ciunty and known a- the“Boi:d Place,’’ formerly owned by Madison Carter, adjoin ing the lauds of S. G. Weaver aud • tilers, containing 656 aeres, and consisting of lots ot land Nus 36, 45 and the Soufb half of 44 in the third District of O'igiually Early, now Calhoun county. Terms of Sale. One half Cash, balance in J twelve months from day of sale, with note j seourod by Mortgage ot) tbe premises. 7'ur chaser to pay for papers. SAA/UEL D. IRVIN. Adm’r JAJ/ES BOND. Sept. slb 1868. tds. V3YLIT.AI3I.E PROPERTY FOR SALE. A BOUT Three Hundred Acres of good /V pine land lying in and adjoining Daw son, Terrell countv, Ga., also three S'ore Houses and a dwelling in said town, which will be sold low. For further particulars inquire of Wm. Coker, Esq., of Dawson, who will act as my representa'ive ia ihe sale. &c. aug2o 3m* ROBT. J. HODGES. L. COHEN, IMPORTER CP Brandies, Wines, Segars, § DEALER IN Rye,Bourbon & Monongahela Whisks, Manufacturer of the Celebrated STO.TE tt'.IEE RITTERS, VV HITIHILL St., ATLANTA, GA, aug63 GEORGIA, Terrell Comity: Whereas, Abraham Sasser, applies for letters of administration de benis non, on tbe estate of Sidney B. Smith, dec’d : These are therpfo-e to cite and admouish all persons concerned to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any. why said letters should not begrauted. Given under mv hand and official signature this Sept. 1»• h 1868. sep244ud T 61. JONES, Ord’y. {''WO Months after date application will be made to the Court of Ordinary nf Ter rell county, for leave to sell the lands belong ing to the estate of Sarah Ford, lato of said county, deceased. oct22tm* CnARLES FORD, Adm’r. ISAACS' HOUSE, HOTEL AMD RESTAURANT Cherry SI., Macon, Oa. E. ISAACS, s s : Proprietor. Free Coach to and from Hotel. AF3 j TANNERY UNO SHOE SHOP! WE HAVE PURCHASED OF MR. W. W. LEE ms TAN YARD AHD SHOE SHOP, which we propose to make an Institution of the town OF n.i w *s oj%\ In the Shop we have secured the ser vices of that superior workman, MR. JAS. FITZGERALD, as foreman and general msnas"T, who, with Messrs. BLAIR, JOHNSON and SMITH as assistants, will put up sdj tbiug you want in the line of BOOTS AND SHOES, FROM THE HEAVY BROGAN TO A FINK CALF SKI SEWED BOOT FOR GEJTTLEJfIEJr, and Kid of Calf Shoes or Boots FOR EMMIES. IN TIIE Y A.RD, MR. HOLLOWAY, Fate of Fort Gaines, A PRACTICAL TANNER AND Superior Finisher, IFIH have General Supervision. CASH PAID FOR HIDES OF ALL KINDS, COW, GOAT, SHEEP, DEER, &c ' nn Cbickasawhatohie creek, half mile from C dirt House. Shop, south side Public Square. AT OUR STORE ycu will always find MB. PARROTT who will sell you anything in cur line Low for Cash. ALEXANDER & PARROTT. oct!s-3m .i/ " f * * v -J|l | twits >, 1 nd be convinced that we still keep j A on hand the Largest and Best Selected, And cheapest stock of Goods in MIDDLE GEORGIA! And are ever ready, as heretofore, to prove what we nay, by our customers, who have been dealing with us. All Goods shipped promptly aud guaran teed to Come Up to Representation! Don’t take our word for it, hut TRY US yourselves. Always on hand. BACON, CORN, PORK, SOAP, FLOUR, MEAL, MACKEREL, STARCH, LARD, RICE, HERRINGS, CANDLES, 450 Boxes Tobacco. CHEESE, WHISKEY, OSNABUKGS, SNUFF, POWDER, SHOT, COFFEE, SARDINES, BRANDY, YAKNS, CIGARS, SUGAR. CRACKERS, LIQUORS. SHEETINGS, PICKLES, CAPS, TEA, &o , &o. SEYMOUR, TINSLEY & CO. -Jas. Seymour, } A. R Tinsley, > T. D Tinsley, y oetSjSui TH£ GREAT TRIUMPH IN NEW YORK. S.M. SIESEL & 01, HAVING purchased the largett and beat selected rtock of DRY GOODS I that lih* ever hern exhibited in tbe town of Daw non at unprecedented LOW PRICES ! Which they are determined to sell Cheaper Than the Cheapest, They return their thnukato their friends and pat-' roim for past fnvorß, and solicith continuance of the same. IYlossrs. Ylaas & Joliu*t«n Who are always on hand, are determined to spare no pains iu making their customers agreeable.— Pe certain to call on us l»cfo-c buying elsewhere if you want to save money. S. M. SIESEL & BRO., West side Public square, Dawson 6a. octß-3m TO TIIE PEOFLi:. r PHE MALARIOUS SEASON 13 UPON i you, ana you require some remedy other than quinine, which distresses your l.oad with pa'n, and sometimes deitro.ys vour hearing. Therefore, why not use the ratural remedy of the country in which you live. SM WOX’S LIVER REGULATOR ? Which is composed of leaves and herbs that, are indigenous to this climate, and is the only natural remedy for its diseases. Ppr fectly harmless in its effect, thorough’y reli able as a preventative, and a sure ccrkr of LIVER DISEASES. CHILLS AND FEVER, CONSTIPATION, DIBPEP-IA CHRONIC PIARRIHE, HEADACHE, ETC, Send to yonr Druggist and get a package wihout fail. Price $i 00. Manufactured only by J. H. ZELIN & CO. 0c!8 3m. Macon, Georgia, SASH BLINDS, DDOKS, niKiucra READY-MADE SASH GLAZED. —and all kinds of— Ornamental, Cottage, House A More Work done to order in the beet and latest styles. HOUSE AND KITCHEN FURNITURE Planing, Sawing and Turned Work, Coun ters, ’Tulles, and Stools fur Stores. Repairing of all kinds done cheaply, and with dispatch. Ii will par to send or call at FsiC ory, foot of Third Street, oq Wharf St., Macon, Ga. GREEN TILLS! WOOD. junt2s;lyvr JOHN ESTEN COOK'S New Novel. F. J- HUNTINGTON & CO., 559 Broome St. New Fork, Have in press, to be ready iu October, MOHUN, Or, the Last Diys ot Lee and his Paladins By J. Estin Cock, Author of “Surry of Eagles’ Neat.” Os “Scrry," of which Moh«n is a sequel. Tin Thousand copies were almost immadi ateiy sold. The new work is still more in tensely inte'esting. Primed on tine timed paper, and richly bound in cloth, with up ward ol 600 pages, it has for its frontispiece a hue steel medaliou head of Gun. J. its and four beautilul illustrations iu linmer's bert style. Either Honk .is sent by mail, post free, on receipt of the price, $2 25. For sale by ail Booksellers aud Newsdealers in town and country. ociß 3t EXECUTOR’S SALE. X\/ ILL be sold before the Court House T \ door in the town of Daw#on, on the first Tuesday in November next, one lot of land No. 244, in the twelfth disf. of Terrell comity, with 75 acre-* cleared land and a good (tin House ned Screw. Sold as the property of Janies Br im, late of said county, deceased. Sold for the beuefitof bts heirs. Terms cash. B L MORELAND, 1-• C. 0. K£’KB£Y, fdq scp*24tds LOST OR STOLEN. ON the 27th of September a pmn)i«'a rv Note on W. A WiNr n, to F. W. Erdman or bearer, for $75 Oil due let bf November, 1868. All persons ate hereby forewarned against trading fir said note, as I will pursue a legal course ©flaw f r establishing the samr, if uot returned. F. \V. Erduav. Ihws and, Out. 12 1868. V. 11. Peeples IIAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK With an Entirely New, Fresh and Beautiful Stock df STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS A PULL LINE OF Domestics, Cassimcres ami House-Furnishing Goods. YANKEE NOTIONS, WE have everything in this line that cm be asked for. m ** < r • u • i.'U CLOTHIUG-, OUR Stock is very Large and Complete. BOOTS -iXTsTID SHOES, \\ L have an endless variety, including a splendid assortment of Ladies Shoes. OUR Grocery Department will also be well assorted aud complete. Bagging, Ties and Salt always on hand. A three weeks in New York, and a close observation of the fiuctniitions In , lie I J>*ve been enabled to buy Goods very low. Como and examine thorn and no argument will be necessary to sell th?m to you. I AM AGENT FOR wjwsirs Grand, Square and Upright Piano-Fortes, A Specimen of which can be seen at my residence. Also, AYOODRUDF’S CONCORD BUG- G TES. which I will sell cheap for CASH. Anti cm prepared to make Liberal Cash Advances on Colton Ci listened to my correspondents iu Savaunab or New York. W. M. PEEPLES. Dawson, Gs., October 22, 1868—3 m J. L. TUC KER. M TUCKER. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN Such as TOBACCO, SUGAR, COFFEE, CANDLE3, SOAPS. STARCH, PICKLES, CANDY, CANNED FRIJITS, SPICE, PEPPER, GINGER, POWDER, SHOT & CAPS, PEPPER SAUCE, SODA, MATCHES. CIGr-A-RS, A.N 13 SMOKING TOBACCO, WINE, WHISKEY AND BRANDY. ADDRESS J. L. TUCKER & BRO., West Sider Public Square, - - - DAWSON, GA. ATTENTION. COTTON PLANTERS & SHIPPER > n OOLFOLK, WALKER A CO Successors to woolfolk & an- DKHSON, .1 ibe Harris & Rosa Ware house, woulu respectfully call the attention of their planting friends and cotton shippers generally, to the fact they have formed a co partnership trader the above style, for the iransiction of a WAREHOUSE AND COM MISSION BUSINESS, pledging themselves to give their undivided attention to the inter ests of their patrons. We will make liberal advances upon cotton instore, and will also till all orders for our customers with promptness and dispatch. We solicit vour favors. JAP. A. WOOLFOLK. JOF.L A. WALKER. aug2o JNO. F. UAFEK. ?ra N. L. DRURY, HOUSE, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, OVER LAWTON tc LAWTON'S, 4tu STREET. Jflacon, Geo. octls-tf RICHARD E. KEN NON, .ITTOIt.CE r .IT /,./ir, FHRTOAHILB, CLAY CO , GA. WILL attend proaoptry aH the Cou'ts fn V v the Patauta Circuit, and those adjuin. ing wlieu desired. Will attend the District Court of the Uni ted States at Atlanta and Savannah. Particular attention paid to casce in Bat k ruptcy. N. B The provisio-.s of the Btrktunt Act that expired June Ist, 18S8, have bren ett tendi and tc January Ist, lSotf. °v' : ls ' u 036« , SOMETHING WORTH HEEDING o HAVING made arr.angeme.ata with tbe Tomlin-on Itcinorest Cos., are able to-Sell two, three, four aud six horse Wagons,. at a small advance on New ■ York cost. VVe would invito those eishiog good Plantation Wagons, to examine our btock. beforo purchasing elsewhere. We would also call the attewCon of 'he public, to our splendid and extensive stock < I IttiGIES, li.VUNESS 4 tABU tfeL-. both of oils own awd ?tariher» maßsfaetore, It is generaliv understood throughout South- Western Georgia, that WM. SKIRINE always warrants bis work. We always kevp a good St'-ck ol Carriage St Harness, Wagou and Bugcie materials ct aH description. Call aud si a WM. SIItKINE, rugßl’y Americas Ga. NOTICE.' SIXTY days alter date application will bd made to the Ordinary of 7’errell county tor leave to sell a p art inn of ihe real estate of S B. Smith. ABRAHAM SAStf.R. ttpiD'. ydw ix’r. ’