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diwson Local Column. C. A. Crowell in our aulliorized ggent, and will receive aud receipt Tor any monay doe the ofioe. ' 7 ' Tfos. L HoTi. i'»Buth<ir- j le d in act as agent ftr ibe “Journal.’* Provision Emporium—VV. A. Huff. Wholesale Grooory and Ootnmission Merchants—Johnson, Campbell & Cos. Wholesale and Retail Dry G.ods— B T. Col man. Flouring Mi'ls— Bledsoe & Cos. Grocery and Commission Merchants Jones. Baxter & Day Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware. &.o. —E. J. Johnson &C >. Stoves, Hollow Ware, &o—II. E. <Sc C. F- Oliver. Wholesale and retail Buot & Shoe store—M. S. Myers. Wholesale and retail Boots & Shoes —L. P. Strong & Sou. Emporium of art and B.auty—W T. Brown. Money, money,; money—Cheatham, Harris & Cos. Magnificent Hock of fall and winter goods—Siesel, Sternberge & Bro. Barley Sheaf cooking stoves—John A Fulton. Sportunans Warchonse—D. C. Hodgkins & S m. Terrell Sheriff Sales—S. F Lassiter Valuable Plantation For Sale—VV. T. Burge, Charleston, S. C. Election in Terrell County. Seymour, «r„ &87 Grant,.. ..jj. 3(52 MsjdHty for Seymour, 625 Money ! Money ! ! Money ! ! ! s Who is it, that don’t want money? Who is it, that wouldn’t have money ? Who is it that can’t get money? By calling cm Cheatham, Harris & Cos , and arranging with them for the forthcom ing of this d-a rable medium of trade. They can wrap yru up in greenbacks if j ru w 11 but give them a chance to ex tend this kindness towards you. They are connected with the most important citton marts in the world, aod can make it to your interest to store your cotton with them. We take pleasure in ylvUiiM: yowdp haid in, null in, roll in, tumbb in, ami get ywr cotton into their warehouse, and dive iato the cash. They have never boon purchasers of cotton, prether and i t.b-y propose to and this now, but simply ti advineeon i: f r the purpose of enabling the planters to hold for the best prices. 4@“ Notice tl c advertisement of Sic wel, Sternberge & Bro. Those gentle men have gone to B'in? considerable trouble and expense, in furnishing a r«c4 variety of F*U awl winder foodf,, which they are prepared to sell to thai. Brrmer.jtKi at the very Inwest rates, that such can be bought a», in any Sou hern market. Call and exam ine their stock, and we arc satisfi. and that yoa wiil buy to your advantage. Sic advertisers ;at. An Extraordinary Stove Has been patented, and is now being introduced by iheold established fLm of Stuart, Peterson ACo , Philadelphia. It is called the “Barley Sheaf,” (it burns either wood or coal) and it pos sesses all the qualities belonging to oth er first c'ass stoves, in addition to nu merous merits of its own. Our friends of the trade should net neglect an op portunity to make the acquaintance of ♦he Barley Sheaf, and witucss its aston ishing operations. It is pronounced the beat Cooking Stows fvej invented.^J Avoid all inferior stoves represented to be equal to the “Barley Sheaf.” There is nothing is the niatkcf. * Maeoii Telegraph. For sale by John A. Fultoo, Daw *>“. IT 1 JDid You Hear ! I say, Mr , you roust go right off to M icon this roinut *,aud speed‘oodles es money at E. J. Johnson,s No. 97, Mulberry street, aud get everything yoor tatnily Deeds The girls want jew elry and a piano ; theboy» must have a guo and knife apiece, you need a walking cane, and I want a sowing machine, and with all the rest my watch, ujUvt b«J,tpt iq order. Just look to this IMlijJdWSbf |n the J iurnal I was just wondoring there sasyio such place in the world where wc could have all this attended to without |idng from one place to another >&- Prepare yuurselves for winter, by laying in a etc rk of Bootp and Shoesi which are to be had at L. P. Strong & Son’s, of Macon, Ga., at New York pneos. « Kuow all farmers, that herein you will find the very that is. needed, simply by turning to Huff's advirtis - ment which is to be found in anptjjfr , column of this paper, and addressing your orders to the same, accompanied with the proper assn ran 08 for what jotl I desire. Buch we *rd autb<H%ed tb tfh nounoc will meet with prompt attention. ! Attention Squad ! Special attention is hereby direoted to ! advertisement of Messrs. Campbell <fe Cos., Commision Mercian t# * »ad dealers ia Groceries, world without end! Turn 1 -to> their aJveltiMifrtits •nd read for yonraelrc*. If isdrir y-H | Wfiese can w« get a good bargain in perchasing Stoves and Hollow ware? We are very much iQ noed of suoli things, and mu-t have thorn. Go to G F. &H. E. Olivers. They can sup ply you with everything in that line. Seh^dvertisoaicHf. toT Boots and Shoes for everybody trilSy W fonrffl at M. Sf Myers, 85 Cher-" ry streat, M»cod, Ga. The same may be said of bats and trunks. See adver tisement. The 1 argest assortment of sport ing “tricks" of every eonccivablo shape and size may be found at the Sports mens Warehouse of D. C, Hodgkins & Sdn, Macon, Ga. See advenisemeot. JCi*r Where there is soniueh smoko there must be fire. This is old but true. While in Maoon wo witnessed the great ru c b to the world renowned Dry Goods headquarter? of S. T. Coleman. Afior several unsuccessful attempts, we had to visit him after night to find him at leisure—and even then to our astonish ment the ladies wero crowding in to trade. His wholesale department is complete. II? has the largest stock of gdeckf in Macon j and, a gentlemanly corps of clerks who are always ready with a smile to wait upon you Coun try merchants, look to your interest; save your fare to far off cities, and the great swindle in ordering, and go to Ma con whore lam satisfied ypu can buy j goods aoUully at New Yoik quotations.' tzr Everybody come to town. Mr. W. T. Brown, thecelebca'ed artist is stopping fdrTfcw diiys in our city and would call the attention of the citizens generally to the fact, that he is prepared ! to execute, in the m'St workmanlike* style, p : ctures suitable to the fancy of every one. Be quick or you will looso [ this favorable opportunity of securing mementoes for your fiiendi. Bee adver tisement for particulars. Something for Everybody. Do you want anything and every thing that is necessary to keep soul and body together ? If so, wo advise you to caH on Jones, Differ; & Day. Their hnu.-e may he foued on Cotton Avenue, Macon, Ga. They can let you have anything yau want, asd air rc.i.mafci ■ F tirtiiT. T.ffWfc ft vt rn! <t <b e hV. 1 Here it is— As good Fh ur can be bought in Ma erroatthe Mills of Birdsoe & Cb.j as can bo bail from the far famed city of Atlanta, nr any oilier city if yon please, and upon as good terms riotwiths'and - ing the freight is itss. See adverti-e --ment. Two Month* I'rcc— The publishers of jßun&E’s Weekly fok Boys and Gels j>rtpo3oio smd it two months free to all those whose subventions reach them b fore the 15th of November—that is, they will reocive the paper fourteen months for $2 00 This paper should have a wc’dome in every Sou'hern home. The little folks approve it highly, and watch eag r'y for its appearance every week. I' will be BCBt ciihtr weiklv, or in monthly parts, the price of either being s‘2 a year, Specimen numbers wfl! be sent on ap plication to the publishers, J. W. Burke & Cos Macon Ga. JCrsr The fourth Quarterly Confei ence in view of the fact, of its being j contrary to the rule of ihe general Con ference, to extend to the Church the privilege of retaining the same pastor over four years, ooiqcido in the -following ‘resolutions offered ivy P. L. Welhorn, in taking leave of the Rev T. T. Chris rhtn, who has served the church on this circuit, the full term allotted in the prescribed rule. Resolved. That we., the members of the QuarteFif CdnfcfrYico of the Terrell Circuit, in behalf of ourselves, and tho ciuirchcs vye represent, earnestly return to Rev. T. T. Christian our heart-felt thanks for the able and faithful man ner in which he ha* discharged the du ties of pastor during the four years that he has been with us; and wherever un der the Providence cf God he may be sent, our sympathy ar-rl prayers will go with bun and bi* r And should the con ference ever - ngaini return him tou 3 , wo will say, welcome, thrice welcome, my Brother. Resolved , That this resolution be spread upon the Records oh tjir Quar terly meeting, and a copy be furnished tbe Dawson Journal with a request to publish. C. JR Bkawrjout, Secretary. Notice— The next important step after mar gA a is worthy of i#u|j an-oppeiati likjr then youaresure as to having commenced the right way to baffle with the stern realties (J life ; f.*r all your epmforU must cineuato Is a, I groato|es less extent, as oireumetaoedfl I effect the agreeableness of home. You | that have recently taken upon your solves thereSponsihilit'cs of pat>v famil rts, wcvid do'wcß tb notice our adver tising columns. 13C Scott's Monthly for November has arrived, and with it the feast of intellectual merit. It was our mis t&SiliPfcVVfeP “D’jtki M uiako a fuH ex change tee last week, and among others v*e ,w«r*-»t. £auft -walk tho Monthly.— ■Well trj Irrp Yroln being caught nap p:ng ia futu-c. Communicated ) Tin* PreseiitSiatns of Dawson. Dawson, laid oft in IBStJ, numbering la»t year about twelve hundred, is a town if growing interest. Men of tal ent and enterprise, of bone and mmole in business, are oomjng among us, ii • ’vesting tbeir means and settling their families. Quirk te plan, wise to execute, and gifted with the spirit of persever ance, they will give us as good institu tions as any iD this this couutry. In the spring of of 1861, the manu facture of arms was commenced here on a largo scale. The immense buildings employed for this purpose wore after wards converted ioto a Car Factory aod Foundry by Maj. O. U Nelson,one of the ofiginal proprietors. In spite of wasteff fortunes, depreciated currency, and poli.ical failures, he is filling every department with euitablo workmen, turning out as good cars as run on our road.-, and supplying the people with evcrytbipg in his line. Books ire now open for subscriptions to build a Cottou Factory, Arguments abound to show a better location cans not be found. In the midst cf the raw material, operatives, wood for fuel &e, no transported in is necessary. Noth ing is wanting to spin and weave, to wear oir own fabricks and savo our selves frem the profits of other manu facturing establishments, but more mon ey. Thirty-five thousand dollars in ad diiim to what has b-en already sub scribed would start two thousand and five hundred spindles, fifty to seventy five looms, and about the same number of new hands. These people are close by, many of them poor from the for tunes of war, and waiting for remuner ating labor Benevolence thoo, as well as interest is involved in the question. Will not men of fioancial talent invest sufficient means to begin the work for the sake of handsome divi deuds to themselves, and generous sup port to Others ? Would it not cnhaoce the value of their property, increase gen c.r&l trade, and make every interest in tho surrounding country more flourish ing ? We have bai good schools during the yrar, conducted by able teachers, but there is now an opening here for an in stitution of higher grade. Mtoy of the people desire 8 xnething permauent, sys tematic, embracing such a curriculum o r science as the times demand. All are appiiscd of the fact that close, regular, thorough traiuing—reaching and con trilling heart, and head, and manners, is ihdispefjs Me to tho discharge of the personal ad relative duties of life. Who will see this tide in our affairs, take it ai “the flood,” and ride with ii to literary fortuoc ? Will oneofour owo citizens, or some man from a distance, build up a name tor himself, aod bliss our chil dren with tho most valuable learning. ? Health is tietter here than i* general ly supposed. Not a more salubrious spot on the same latitude so far as our knowledge extends. Many of tho peo ple in some localities have had chills and fevers, but we have bad very few eases in the limits of Our incorporation. Not so many as in other places of less pop ulation in some cf tho upper parts of the State,’nor has our mortuary list been so great. Comparatively few have died. Should not these sanitary statis tics make us feel very thankful? In view of these facts who would not feel safe in settling here any season? We are not without the means of fu ture improvement. The staple of ante helium reputation still fl mrishes in our soil, and may be seen in our mar kets everyday, with heavier yield and higher prices than we anticipated a few ago ; some money must come from tils source. Many of tbe farmer who gaye a iien on their crops for pro visions will bo able to relieve themselves front embarrassments, and do a heavier j „ ; business in cotten, or grain 3 , or fruits aootboe year. All may reasonably I loni Jnr increasing yields every year on j the new method of a'plying the best fi rtiliz ts, of graduating the area to tfc eir force cf cultivating with the ut rniQi-t ease. To lauds like ours, lyiog iu suob a general climate,- and adapted to" almost every variety of growth, there are hardly any assignable limits to their real fecuodity. Let us, then, take cour age, recuperate our energies, sow and piow in hope, and all tbe elements of mutual wealth will toll in like the streams of our own wide spread plains. - •o. - j-: t. p. Mk Editor I hope you will be to kinq as to to allow meashort space in your paper to make this following nn_ nouncemcnt. It is a w.-ll knowa fact that at the Ut« election for members of the (Georgia L -gjQlturc, Guvernor and a member to Congress, I did all 1 could for the election ts the entire Decocratie hefcet for which I lccl no regret to-day. I aui an hhmb c minister cf the gospel. I desire to do all I can for the cause of my heavenly maSTCr', Feifig satisfied that I cannot Jie a faithful minister, aud »t tfio *außj f*f<y K pniitfaiun. -1 shall frum this tiind out, eudeaver to follow my high caljjng, aud have nothing to do with political matters except to cast my vote as I have heretofore dope in the interests! the great Democratic par ty. I am no radical, nor do I ever lntcn u i tibe. 1 wish to counsel my colored friends to a striet obedience to law md • n honest upright eourso in all their dealings, observing friendly relations toward White people, and in - that to ad monish them to observe the golden rule, which requires us to do unto others, as wi w ml I have them do unto u'. 1 am respectfully, yeqr 9b’t servant, John T. Jones, (col.) •Yew vert j setn€tiis. MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!!! MONEY IN DAWSON ! MORE M9NEYJN SAVANNAH ! Still More in Baltimore 1 Most Money in New York ! Aml Money World Without end LIVEKPOOL I ¥E have, .after much effort, succeeded in perfecting our arrangeni ril.s to Ad vance on Coitnn And are now prepared to advarc", at very low rates of interest, on Cot ton in store in our Warehouse iu Dawson, or consigned to our friends iu Savannah, Balti more, New York, or Liverpool, and allow planters to hold their crops for the spring market. Respectfully soliciting patronage, we are in readiness to serve**!! who may favor us with their cotton. CIIEATfI .M, HARRIS & CO. Dawson, Ga , November 6;tf established isaa. D. C. HODGKINS & SON, MACON, GEORGIA, DEALERS IN GUNS, PISTOLS, AMMUNITION, AND Sporting Goods OJ every Description . HAYK SOHKTHINO NEW in TilE WAT of BREECH LOADING RIFLES and PHOT GUNS, ami invite inppecfioti of their stock for the coming season. They are also prepared to furnish the farmers'"* WINCHESTER GUNS, And the Catridgea, at the very lowest prices. And notwithstanding the advance in price and great scarcity, in consrqtience of he ex fraordinarv demand for (he N T rg. and 2, (6 inch ) Smitn A; We son’s Re volvers, we hive, by an eiertion, been able to procure them in a fitihll quantity, and * r e ready to furnish them on eaily applica * novdtU G. F. A If. E. OLITCIt, STOVES, STOVES, AND HOLLOW WARE, Tocket and Table CutVrv, Iron Pipe, Steam Fittings, Ac., wholesale Manufacturers of Tin Ware. 42 and 44 Third Street MA6UM, I : I i UtunoiA. novs;3m t TERRELL SHERIFF SILLS \\7iLL he sold before the Court Hou e T V door, in Dawson, said county, on the first Tutisda) in December next, wiibin the legal hours of sale, the following properly, to wit: 4 lots of Und| Nos. 152, 169, 184, 202, in the lid district of origiually L«‘e, now Ter rell county ; levied on as the properly of John T. Howard, to satis’y afi fa issued from the Superior court of said county, in favor of Washington Wool brig hi vs. John T. Hwaid Property pointed out by Washington Wool bright. Also, one House and Lot, in the town of Dawson, known as the Dinm G. Joins on place, whereon Mrs. Emily Higdon now re sides, containing two acres, more or less ; lev ied oh as the property of Nancy J. Johnston, to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior Court of s tid county, in favor of Josiah Mat tocks vs. Nancy J. Johuston. Property point ed out by Plaiotiff HtPy. Also, 8 lots of land, Nos. 288, 271, in the 3d district, and No. 300, iu the 4th district; levied on as the property of John A. Free man, to satisfy two ti fa’s; one issued from the Superior Court of said county in favor of E. G* BroYn vs. J. A. Ftceman, aui one is- 4 sued from ihe Inferior Court of snid county, in favor of If inning G. Stamper vs. J. A Free man. Property pointed out by C. B. Woo teo, plaiutiff’s ati’y. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold 10 acres of land and the improvement*, thereon, number not known, but kno*n as tbe Glover place, on the Chickaaawtiatchee road, leading bom Dawson ; levied on as the prop eriy ol John T. Glover, to satisfy a h fa issued From ilTe"Supeifbr Ccluit olsaid county in fa* vor of Sidney B. Smith vs. John T. Glover. Also, at the mme time aud place, will be sold, 3 lots of land, Nos. 74, 86 and 87, ia the Bfd district, origin ally Lee, now Terrell Cos; levied on as the property of Win. W. Chee ver, u> satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superi or Ontfrt of Dougherty county, in favor of Cha>. F. Bcwisvs. William W. Oueevtr, mak er, to and Isaac Collins, endorser. Also, one lot of land, No. 102, in the 12th dia | tfict of Terrell county: iorisiix*ft mx the property oj General W. Applewhite, to satisfy a ts fit issued from Terrell Superior Court iu favor ol' Josiah Me Loudon aud Martin Me* endon, adm’r vs. (ico* eral W. Applewhite and James aM. Kennedy. — Levy made by Kiaion Dail, former Sheriff. Also, tne East tall ol lot No. 161, in tbe llth Di-tiict of Terrell evtfmy, levied On as the pioperty ofTttoina-t B. B.owu to satiety three Justice Court ti taS issued from 811th District, G. M-, Terrell County, in favor of JtihuJl.i’iMry vs Tbomi* 11. Brown, Lewi* Graves vs Thomas hi Brown, C. A. Clieal ham vs Tliomaa R. Brown. Levy reiurned to me by Constable. Also, one house and lot, No. 135 ; Lsvied on as the property of Mary E. Coopr r, De ceased, to silisfy ati la issued irorn Terrell I Superior coin t, iu tuvor ol la. VV. , vs Biiitlrp F. Clayioo. Adrurui lior, of 41n*y : R Ci.op- r. I Also, 59 acres oflanrl in the oortheaet corner ! of lot ot land, No. ti in the r 2th district of Ter -1 rail county, aud all that tract or parcel of laud be longing to tieuersl W. APPicwhiu-, trtng south oftuc .soutlnvestetn /{ailroadiu lUetuwn-ot lAra , sou, and said countv ; levied on as the property ! oj (j. w . Applewhite, to satisly ati la issued from 1154th district, G. M„ Terrell county, in lavor of C. «. Wooten r<<.is.-W. alUptOWltite. la-vy lntule by aconstabje and retnrnod to me. I S. F. LAS-ilTfiU, i novs-tds Sh’ff. |.T V ALUAIiLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. VllGt'r i'li* co Uuudred Acres ol good pine land lyiug iu aad adjoining Daw son, Terrell count?, G»., also three Storn Ironses and a dwelling iu said town, which will be sold low. For further particulars inquire ol Wm Coker, E-q., of Dawson, who will act as nit representative in the sale, 4c. augSOSm* ROB f. J HODGES. TANNERY AND 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 I rsojr. In the Shop we have secured the ser vices of that superior workman, MR. JAS. FITZGERALD, as foreman and general manager, who, wi>h Messrs. BLAIIt, JOHNSON and SMITH as assistants, will put up any thing jou want iu the line of BOOTS AND SHOES FROM THE HEAVY BROGAN TO A FINE CALF SKII SEWED BOOT FOR GL.raL.tJL.V, ! And Kid or Calf Shoes or Bools FOR L.4DIFS. IN THE Y A.RD, MR. HOLLOWAY, of Fort Gaines, A PRACTICAL TANNER AND Superior Finisher, j fFHII have General Supervision. CASH PAID FOR HIDES OF ALL KINDS, COW, GOAT, SHEEP, DEER, TJt: NTTSTERY nn Chickasawhatchie creek, half mile from C urt House. Shop, south side Public Square. AT OUR STORE yi'u will always liud MB. PAHROTT who will sell you anything in our line Low for Cash. ALEXANDER & FARROTT. octlo 3ra SMITHS. And be convinced that we still keep on hand the Largest aud Best Selected, And cheapest stock of Goods in MIDDLE GEORGIA ! And «re ever ready, as heretofore, to prove what we nay, by our customers, who have been dea'ing with us. All Goods shipped promptly aud guaran teed to Come Up to Representation! Don't take our word for it, but TRY US yourselves. Always on hand. BACON, CORN, PORK, SOAP, J FLOUR, MEAL, MACKEREL, STARGH, LARD, RICE, HERRINGS, CANDLES, 100 Iloxcs Tobacco. CIIEESE, WHISKEY’, OSNAHURGS, SNUFF, POWDER, SHOT, COFFEE, SARDINES, BRANDY, YARNS, CIGARS, SUGAR. OKAUKERft, CASE LIQUORS, SHEETINGS, PICKLES, CaYPS, TEA, &c , &c. SEYMOUR, TINSLEY & CO. Jas. SItYMOrR, i A. 11. T tvßLtr, > T. D Tinslxy, J t OftSjJbm H. IN. Peeples HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK With an Entirely New, Fresli and Beautiful Stock of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS A FULL LINE OF Domestics, Cassimeres and Jlouse-Furnisfitng Goods. —mtrfCCfMW YANKEE NOTIONS, WE have everything iu this line that can be asked for. CLOTHIUO-, OUR Stock is very Large and Complete. BOOTS -A.3ST3I) SHOES, WE have an endless variety, including a splendid assortment of Ladies Show. IFAMHLIT aJiDOlfmig 3 OUR Grocery Department will also be well assorted and oomplete. Bagging:, Tics and Salt always on hand. A F T E V *, Uy f 1 ' ree " eeke in New Tor,t - " n d * elose observation of the fluctn.tloue la 1 *- ll,e il '' rk e'. I h ‘»e been onable.i to buy Goods very low. Come aad examine them and no argument will be necessary to sell th?m to you. I AM AGENT FOB 'WMTmm’m Grand, Square and Upright Piano-Fortes, A Specimen of which can be seen at my residence. Also, WOODRUFF’S CONCORD BUG GIES, which I will sell cheap for CASH. , And am prepared to make Liberal Cash Advances on Colton Consigned to my correspondents in Savannah or New Fork. W. M. PEEPLES. Dawson, Oa., October 22 IBG3—3m THE GREAT TRIUMPH IN NEW YORK. S. M. sim k SI, nAVINt? purchased the largest and beat selected ttock of DRY GOODS! that has ever been exhibited in the town of Daw son at unprecedented LOW PRICES I Which they are determined to sell Cheaper Than the Cheapest, They return their thank* to their fVirnds and pat ronß for past favors, and solicit a continuance of the same. Messrs. Maas & Jolinstou Who are. always on hand, are determined to spare rto paius in making their customers agreeable.— Be certain to call on us before buying elsewhere if you Want to save money. S. M. SIESEL & BRO., West side Public square, Dawson Ga. octß-3m HOST PO.VITO »rt ItJTIIJf’I S TMITO ICS MJL£.i BY virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of AYuscogee Cos. Git., will be sold before the Court House door in the town of Morgan, in Calhoun county, on the first Tuesday in December neat, that valuable plaitiation situated in the third District tit said County end known as tbc"Bond Place, ’’ formerly owned by lladison Carter, .fijoin ing the land" of S. G. Weaver and r tfcers, containing (526 scree, and consisting of lots of land Nos. BS, 45 its) the South half of 44 in the third District of originally Early, now Calhoun county. » Terms of Sale. Onehalf Cash, balance tn twelve months from day of sale, with note secured by Mortgage ou tbe premises. Pur chaser to pay for papers. SA.VUEL D. TRYIN. Adm’r JAMES BOND Oct. sth 18(58. tds. A FAVOR NEFOFDv MY friends in general, and. subscribers in particular, will do me a sped*l favor by calling on Judge Hints at W. H. Peeples’ Si ore, and get a copy ol my - “Guide to Deali h, M by the 10ih of next month. I need help to wind up tbe expense of printing, My respects to all who will favor me, JAMES J. DAVIS, SJ. D. P. I! —Falter not to make tho leap. Tcsti monials are being had as to the efficacy ol tsie medicines held forth in the Work. oct.9—2w J. J. D. OYSTER SALOON.' BYHD & COLCEIt, HAVE on band, at. their store op Mj'n ik ritD II OaS*TER«a nrM s,| pteparnd re serve them up to the taste <jt all. Come and by them. Daweon, Ga., oet. s»tS>, 1868—ts K K K KUNTRYMEN KEEP KUMING. Richard is Himself Againii smith, -■ msm DAS RETUBNED, VND has brought with Lim the largest lot of GUTSTS, PISTOLS* AKD _ .. , SHOOTING FIXINGS GENERALLY, EVtX SEEN IN OAWSCH, SUCFI aa Colt’a Repealers, Smith & Wepon'l R p.-a'e.ra, Melalic Cartridges to suit anj ihing, Cartridges for Colt's Pistols, Smith Jl Wesson’s Pistole, snd ail other kind of Pistol or Gun Caps that war be called lor, aud An uuition of every diaeriptiou. J. G. a SMITH. D i.aou, Ga., Oct 22, '6B ; Sm. T. J. PHATT. j B . OKI It. PRATT & CRIM, DRY GOODS AND Grocery Merchants, DAWSON, - - GEORGIA. LIBERAL advances made on Colton shipped to our correspondents in cavsn* nah and Baltimore. 6ct22’Rßly* AEOKGIA. Terrell County: YJ Whereas, Jeremiah Ililsman appliee to me for letters of dirmission from Guardian ship of F, A. & M. T. McrceF. These are to cite and admohisk all persons concerned to be and appear al my office with* in the time prescribed by ia» t and show cause, if any, why said letters Should not bs granted. Given under rov hand and official sign*- urr, this Aug. 20, 1868. T. M./ONES, oct29-40u* Ordinstri / t EOKGIA, Terrell l oimlyt V.B Whereas, Abraham Sasser, applies for letters of administration Be behis non, Ou the estate of Sidney B. Smith, dec'd : These are therefore to cite and admonish all p-'rsous concerned tb be and appear at fnv office within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, il rtny, why said letter# should not be granted. Given under niy hand and official signature this Sept. 19rh 1868. sep244nd f 3. JONES, Ord’jt. 1 I rffo Months altpr date application krill be j A made to the Cotirt of Ordlhsvy of Ter ! cell county, lot; leave to sell the lands belong j nq to tlie e-utc of Sarah Ford, late of s».d | ebunty, decba3cd. J »>* CHARLES FORD, Adm’r. “FOlt SALK. i \ llouso and lot wvtMndwn hn»- J, J » dred yards of th« buaiuosa portion of ifc i city. Call ou me at mv store. W. M I'KFPLKi. I m. warm, Gs.,act,2S-»f