Georgia Historic Newspapers

    DAWSON journal.
Local Column,
Presentment* of the Grand Jury of
T.rrrell cunty.
M, Kenney & Crouch—Dry Goods,
Clothing, Dawson, Ga.
IJr LU Soule—A grbat discoisry
recently ma *, »«"««' 0.. .
g /i Wise —Wholesale dea'er m
Crockery. Cutlery, Glass ware, Stores,
4„ Macon Gh
J S. Sohofid'i—Schofield's Iron
Works and *’otton Presses, Maeon Ga.
p H Ward—Fresh Fish, Fancy &
Family Groceries, Mu.on. Ga.
Nussbaum & Dannenherg—New
Dry Good - house, Macon. Ga.
Heath A. Reynolds—Dealers in ev
erything good to eat, Macon, Ga.
'A Wannack—Dealers in everything
good to eat Macon, Ga.
* A Mauro—French Store, Macon,
Ga. r .
L Cohen—Dealer tn Fine Liquors,
Wines cigars, &c., Atlanta, Oa.
S F Lasseter—Terrell Sheriff Sales.
T M Jones, Ord’y—Homestead Ex
sorptions.
or three more of the Com.
nion Sense Sewing Machines can be
bought very cheap by early applica
tion'at THIS OFFICE.
Xfec Slewardu of the Dawion
Circuit
Will have their final meeting in Diw
m, on Saturday before the 2nd Sira
d»y in D -eember, at 10 o’clock, at the
Methodist Churob
Let every Seward he present, and it
is earnestly roqu sted of the member*
of the different Churches that they set
lls their assessment* immediately. Let
us pay up tbs last dollar.
W. M. PEEPLES,
flb’m’o ILiard of Stewards.
C. A. Crowell will occu
py the pulpit at the Methodist Church
on next Sabbath.
Our City—
Every day we hear of someone en
quiring aa to the chances for a location
in Dawson. This bespeaks for our town
a growing populari'y, and should, with
all the rest, move our eitiseos to the
important step of forming here a neu«
oleua of trade, which would certainly
enhtoce the value of property, and af
ford in ’he main, a more flittering in
ducement for those who may desire to
settle among us.
The question of having a Factory
among ua, should not cease to agitate
the minds of our people, until this im
portant matter has been arranged and
eel In motion.
Hiw much more invitingly would
Dawson appear with this material ao
ee«sion, and how much greater would bo
the advantages to the present resident
•itxtna. With the present facilities for
operating under snob favorable circum
stances with a Cotton Faotory in our
tntl«t, there is certainly no reason for a
hesitancy ou the part of those who are
able to make this sute investment of
tbeir.capital.
You have the means to bestow upon
ilia worthy enterprise, and surely no
better investment can bo made. It is a
»af« investment, and one that is profra-
Ms to freeholders in a double capacity.
Keep moving in this matter. All ar
gument ag dost it is futile. Terrell is
aa able to support a Factory as any
• mniy in Smrh-VVest.ru Georgia.—
Then let the Faeiory be built.
JC3fTbu time is drawing near for
anoUur municipal election in Dawson
W • hour of no preparation being
ntsde Who s going to move in tbia
matter.
Exhibition—
Mr. J. F Nelson would respectfully
inform ti e citizen* of Dawaon that so
•xh'buioo will be given at the Aoade.
my on the nigh a of tbe 16th and 17th
respectively; the proceeds to be ten
dered lor the benefit of the Baptist
,'hurch. The programme is one oi
interest and pleasure.
rarwe call attention to the New
cf ..up c ty to he fund in our ad
v rt * tig columns of this issue Messrs
cKenny & t.rouch are determined to
idler great inducements. Read their
*Jvert semeot, and crowd them with
®u*t'.m
Sa wable Medicine
*ie panacea for domestic ills may be
, “ and W the Tin Shop of R J. Soule,
Ga. We know nothitg
* ''lit fhoee dimsgreea le maladies that
**"? ° ten said to be instrumental in
P°'«<niing the cup of wedded bliss, nor
, UV * We ' lVer thought of a plan whero
the broom stick and poker could be
*pt to lu (ii| their respective offices
° ll now. This medicine will keep
«« in the family— try it, and then
U c * n w ' l h «ome reasonabie hope
Say * “Ut us have peace ”
Fr L a "‘ tt . e *' , * ! ’' PafcllcaCtem
*moey (Wg are two highly inter-
ICjj * Weefc!le * Wfflf Worth the sab-
Viiarl'"! 1 Ad ' ir * ,w Fraok Leslie, 1)37
r «rl»treet, N ew y orlt>
\ew Dry (iuodi Mouse—
By examining our columns you will
find an advertieemeot under this heal,
Nausbuiim A Dunnenberg, Macon,
Ga. Having known these gentlemen
for sometime, we cheerfully reo
ommend them to our country mer
chants und to the public generally, as
lumest and clever geuderaen We ex- j
aminet! some of their Goods and know
they are selling very cheap. Their
motto is "quick sales and small prof
its," s proof of which is thut one ol
tois firm have just returned from New
York with the third stock of Goods
which is large and well selected
Wholesale buyers would do well to
give them a call, and no aigument will
j be Decessury to prove what we have
1 said.
M.We refer you to the advertise
ment of B A. VV.se, to be found in
this issue for any gi ade of Crock ry
ware that you can possibly conceive to
be of use; also. Cutlery, Glass Ware
and House-Furnishing Goods of every
deecription.
Patrick is that Boy
Not Patrick Ma oy, but Patrick H.
Ward, under Byington’s Hotel, Ma
con, Ga., is the boy ro sell you fresh
Fi h, Oysters. Fancy and Fam.iy Gro
ceries. He is in daily receipt of frtsh
fish and oysters Our country met
chuc.s who deal in his line would do
well to try b.m. lie can sell them to
you eh.aper than /Savannah or any
other man. Try him he ia a clever
fellow, and will treat you right. Look
at his advertisement.
Where do Ton get your Bread—
W e take p ensure in notifying the
public general y, and Grocery mer
chants especially, that the best bar
gums in flour cun be had ai the ‘ Ea
pie Mills” of Bledsse & Cos., of Ma
con, Ga. We have tested this flour
both as to price and quality, and feel
ae ured that better bargains cannot be
had from any other market in the
Sou.h. We mean just w hat we say,
and il you are douottul as to the trutn
of this assertion, we beg ol yeu to try
this market one time, and satisfy your
selves upon this po nt. One of our
most .uhetantial merchants has de id
ed in favor of the "Eagle Mills,’’ and
many more will adopt this decision
upon m king the trial See adver
tisement under the sign of the “Eagle’’
and seud for what you want.
t6F“Tbere is nothing so g >od for the
human blood is the pure sparkling wa
ter, so says temperance, and we have no
reason to doubt it, but we know that Mr
L. Cohen of Atlanta, Ga., has a laige
and splendid assortment of pure, spark
ling Liquors, which »re “mighty” good
We have known Mr CLben and had
dialings with him for many years. He
is a perfect ffenlleman, and will do what
he says. Wholesale dealers would do
well to try biin, for we know he has pe
on liar a 1 vantages in buying, which will
euable him to make ether dealers stand
from uodsr.
uan he furnished with the
best of eatables by calling on Heath
& Reynolds, between the Brown House
and Byington’s Hotel, Macon, Ga.—
See advertisement.
Iron Works—
It may be seen by referring to onr
to our advertising columnsthat Scho
fields! ron Works are still in operation.
For particulars see advertisements.
£3 n 'hristmas is coming and A
Wannack is ever ready to furnish you
with Confec ioneries of every type.—
Refer to his advertisement in another
column.
French Store-
Special attention is hereby directed
to the advertisement of A. Maura, to
be found in another column Fvr par
ticulars tee advertisement.
Peterson’s Magazine—
For January is on our table, and
one of the mst brilliant we h-v«* ever
sera. Ibe superb colored Berlin pat
tern alone is Worth twice the price of
the Number. Now is the time to sub.
scribe for 1869 ! Terms $2 00 s year.
To clubs, four copies $6 00, with a pre
mium eng raviDg, “Tbe Stsr of Beth
lehem,” to the person getting up the
dub, or eight copies for sl2 w ith both
the engraving and an extra cO| y for
piemiums Spec-mens sent gratis to
persons getting up clubs. Adorers
Charles J. Peterson, 306 Chestnut St t
Philadelphia, Pa.
Star Spangied Banner—
We ftMVe received from the publish
ers, the “Star Spingled Banner” lor
January. With th»e Dumber tt enters
upon its seventh volume, and is en
larged and improved, giving nearly
double the loriner amount of matter
It is a rich, rare and racy sheet of 40
long columns and 8 large pages, il us
tra'ed, and is ready the cheapest pa
per in the coumry. Its publ s'ners
pr- sent, gratis, to every subscriber, a
splendid eng-aving, and the price of
all is only 75 cents Specimens cun be
seen tt this office, or will be sent free
by addressing “STAR SPANGLED
BANNER," Hinsdale, N. EL
- -An ol(f bachelor S»yi the talk
of women, is usually about men, even
their laugh is but ‘he ! he ! he !
broil's Monthly—
This popular Hugazino for Deconibei 1
has Touched ua with its usual feast of
intellectual merit. Now is your titne
for getting Up dubs to insure this
cheap and valuable Monthly visitor
for another yoar Single copies of this
worthy Magazine will be sent to yjur
address for $1 00 a year. Address
Rev. W. J. Scott, Editor, Atlanta, Gs.
D»xtu or Genkkal N G. Evans
Brg.dnr G •?n. N. G. Kvnnt, of this
State, fimiiarly known am <ntt his com
panions in arms in the Conf.-di rate ser
vice as General “Simnks’’ E»»ns. died
very suddenly on Monday of Ln week
at Midway, Bullock county, Alabama,
whero he was engaged in leaching. Gen
oral Evans was a graduate of Wes'
Puirit, and served wi'li credit as an nffi
cer in tbe Unfed States army, up to
the secesri'in of South Carnlii a. In a
band-to- baud encounter with Camauoht 1
Indians on the Texas frontier, he be
haved with such dis'inguisbed gallantry
that he was presented with s sw >rd by
the Legislature of South Carolina.
He fought throughout the la'e war,
from tbe begining to the end. llis regi
ment opened tbe fight at the first battle
of Mauas.-as, and he was honoiably meo
tioued in General Ruauregard’u i ffijial
report fur his courage and skill ou that
occasion.
He was is command of tbe Confede
rate (trees at the ba’tls of L esbnrg, or
Ball’s Bluff, which proved so disastrous
to the enemy. Laur in tbe war he|
manoeuvred bn brigade agaius' the ene
my, with largely superior numbers!
through a winter’s campaign in N >rth i
Carolina, succeeding, with a mere hand
ful of men, in baffling every «ff-rt of
General Foster, the F deral commander
to eut- r the interior of ibe Siate. IDs
brigade wag afterward ordered tn Mis
iist ppi, where they enriur-d tbe unparal
leled hardships aud trials of the Vicks
burg campaign, and from that time on,
he atid they shared tbe fortunes and
misfortunes of the Western aimy, until
rb final surrender in North Carolina.
Sines the war, circumstances compelled
him, like many other brave men, to
leave tbe State, and he died ao exile
from home ar and friends.
—Charleston Daily News. Dec. 4
Gxnkeal Grant’s Views.—Mr
Boyinton, the Washington correrpoud
ent of the Cincinnati GaZet'e, says:
‘Io spite of Geueral Graut’s reticence,
enough has leaked out concerning
his views of tbe ynli'ical situation and
the relations of parties to eff dually
check the prediction that Graut would
d-gappint the Ri-pnblioans, which
sipped so glibly from Conservative ii| s,
a fortnight ago. He has talked freely ie
garding pi lit cal matters with several
promiuent Repub'icans, and while, of
course, no portion of this conversation
cun be published, it is not too much to
■say that these persons have been struck
with the clear and comprehensive
view which tbe new President takes of
public affairs and policy, aud also th'-r
ougbiy satisfied with tbe earnestness
wi>h which he support# the general fea
tures t,f the Republican policy. Tbe
gentlemen thus satisfied arc "Radicals ’
Arrest nr Two Bn or eh —Bimjhamton
N Y., November 30—Two men named
Hiram and Peter Hiosm, were arrested
Sund.iy morning at on the
charge of committing an indecent assault
under the most aegraved circumstances
upon the person of Cavrie Pierce a child
twelve years of age, Saturday evening,
on the Erie railroau, a few miles wesi
oi this eily. It ij doubtiul whether tbeii
victim will live. It required muches
f >rt on tbe part of the ' ffieers to prevent
the lynohing of tbe prisoners. They
are in jail in ibis city aud will be tried
here.
A little boy in an infant class one da}
sail to bis teacher, “our little baby’,
dead 1” After speaking about it for «
few minutes, tbe teaber asked tho sebol
ar, ‘would you like to die?’ He replied,
‘Not yet.’ Tbe teacher thought be wisb
ed to live till he was grown up or become
a man ; hut the child was thinking ot
something e!se, for when asked what be
meaoi by saying ‘Nol yet,’ he said,
‘Not till I get e new heart!’ Perhaps
some older scholars eould not have giv
en a better answer.
Du Stark., the R gistrar General
of Scotland, reports that “bachelorhood
is tn re destructive to life than the most
uuholcsome trades, or tbsD residence in
so unwholesome house or district, whe e
'here ban never been tbe most distaut
'tempt at sanitary improvement of any
ki d.”
Poms Ba'cM—A large num’er of
emigrants passed ihiough here on yes
lertliiy bound ft.r Texas Uur advice
to all :h to stay in Georgia. We have
whipped Radicalism, can do It again,
and (he old Slate has a living and
home yet fur ail bonesi and iDdustri*
ous people —Col Sun, bih.
The editor o* the Brunswick Banner
has se*-n a ruUlesnube skin that me-tp
urea seventeen feet with ut the head
or tail.
The New York Journal of Com
merce boasts of atrawi berries gathered
November 15, from Isle of Wight
-cunty, Va.
Tue Methodist Church,
South, according to recent statistics, has
bad within the present year’ 1868,an
increase of 53 (ISO members.
There is said to be a great similarity
between s vain young lady and a coin
fi-tb.d drunkard, in that neither of
them ean ever get enough of the glass.
Butler the Beast, has written a letter
in which be rays he is the best friend
the Sndtb has, and F -rney is daring any
Radical to show his head, who is an
enemy to the South.
It is stated that Mr. Garrett intends
to run his fast trains between this city
and Baltimore in fifty-five tributes.
An entire daveland family, cre»pt
the fathef, Rati been sebf so the lunatic
asyiurn- The father is remarkably heal
thy and vigerous, both in mind and body.
1.1 AEh IN MEtfOKY
Os Mrs. Sallie S. Gambol, daughter el Jas.
H. and Elisabeth Y. Ratrcaa, died at Brown s
Station, on the lOib of October, 1868. She
was greatly beloved by alt who knew tier,
and her life was one of uuusual piety. She
died at she lived, triumphantly composed aud
rssigued to God’s will.
Bv her Side., P. 8. J.
Sweet sister lies amid tlie dead,
This day five weeks, her spirit fl -d,
To Heaven, the borne of the blest,
Yea, in Heaven she sweetly rests.
She shunned the path’s of vioe and sin,
The souls of tinners, she tried to win j
Her mission here was doing good,
And with the righteous ever stood.
Her words were, Sister do not weep,
On Jesus' breast I soon shall sleep.
Sweet children, don’t forget to prav,
Wheu mutter, dear, has passed away.
Y a, far from worldlv joys or woea.
Sweet, sweet will be her soul’s repose.
She sleeps wiihln the silent ground,
Yet a home in Heaven she’s Lund.
CLAYTOrt
HIGH SCHOOL,
JONESBORO, GA.
Deit Term of this favorite School will
1 open on the 2nd Monday in January,
1869. lis distinguishing character)#' ics ere :
Ist. It is the most thorough and practical
School in Georgia.
2nd. It is the least eipensive School in the
South.
3rd. It ia attended bv more pupils than any
other School in the State.
4'h. Jonesboro is as healthy as any other
town on the con'inmt.
6ih. The School has been long established,
and ia all we claim for it, and not an epheme
ral humbug
Tw» Hundred Dollar* in curren
cy »ill pny lor Board, Tuition aid Washing
for »«n entire Year. There are no “*xira”
chatges for anvthincr. For circular % apply to
A. D. CANDLER, A. M., Principal.
dec3’6B—‘2m
LAW FIRM.
VV G PARKS, I VABON & DAVIS,
Dawson Gs. Albany, Ga.
HAVING asiociated onraelves together in
the practice of Law, we will be thank
lul for patronage, and will attend promptly
to all buaineaa entrusted to our care.
decS, 1868— 6m
UNIVERSAL
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
NEW YORK, OFFICE No. 69 LIBERTY ST.
The Original Joint Utork Life
Intiiranre rempniiy of
the United States.
The Buxines* of this Company is Exclusively
conjined to the Tnxnrnitce of First
Class Healthy Fives.
STATEMENT JULY 13, 1868.
assets:
U. S. S'ocks (market value)... .$109,250 00
Bonds & J/'irtgatres (ci y N. Y.) 97,000 00
Brooklvn City Bonds (market
value)... 25,187 50
Virginia State Bunds (market
value) 14,700 00
Cash deposited 'n N. Y Guaranty
& Indemnity Cos. (at inters!) 45,000 00
Oa»h on hand and in Ba> V 10.182 00
Bi’ance due by Agents (secured) 25 478 23
Office Furniture 5,236 22
D- ferr. and semi-annual quarterly
Premiums 72 165 31
Premiums in course ol collection 66.564 64
Interest accrued, Dot due 4,540 67
Other Assets " 3,819 21
Total $468,622 87
LIABILITIES :
Amount required to reinsure
outstanding riaks-Uoman’s
Table—s percent, $243,200
Unp’d Losses, cot due, 15,000—5258,200 00
.Surplus over A above all liabilt’s,s2lo,422 87
Ratio of Assets to Liabilities, 1814 to 100.
Number of Policies in force.,.. 3,034
Insuring $7,926, 810
Policies issued since Jan. Ist 1868 I 138
Insuring $2,713, 26u
THE UNIVERSAL
Offers the following original and popular
plan of Insurance :
Ist. The Return Premium Plin : Upon
which policies are is ra'cs less than those
charired by J/urual Compan'e", guaranteeing
the re'U-n ot all premittms paid, lu addition
to the amount insured.
2d. The Reduction oe Premium Plak : By
which pul-ciea are is ueil at ra'cs less than
t'n.se charged b» Mil'nal Companies, guaran
teeing a reduction of 60 per cent, ol Hie pre
mium after t le third annual paymeut.
OFFICERS:
Williax Wall** President
BknktJ Kurbkb Vice Prraid. n'
Jess H Bkwlkt /Secretary
Oharlks E Pkavb . .Assis'sntPeere’ty
D. Pabk> Facklkb. .... ,C*-&s Ring Actuary
Ep’Vard W LambKrt, m. b. ..Medical Eiam.
AlkXandrs & Greks Solid ore
tap Agents wauled throughout ihe South.
Add-era W G WRIGHT.
O-nneral Agent, Fu'siil*, Ala.
J. R. CHRISTIAN, Agent Terrell County
G*. and c-ia-n
Motiieifiiintf lor A Si.
SEND a red Rump and 6ftv cent*, whh
rour name, and receive bv re-u-n m il, a
S encil Plate for msrkirg Clothing, B >oks,
Ac. Bottle of indelible ink, B- u-h and in
structions sen! with each date. Address
J S. ANTUONY,Cutht>ert,®a.
novlVSS— in
'notice. -
TAJANCY F. BE.tCOHAMP, wife cf EP.
Lv Beanehamp, has applied for exemption
of personal proper-y, and pe*-i g part and
▼alahilton of Homestead, and I will pass unon
the same at to o'clock, ». rr., December 17tb,
1868, at my office iu Da »sod, Ga
dec3 2w T. M. tOSE*. Ord’y.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
THE undersigned is offering few sale, his
House and lot in Dawsrn—the lot two
stores, more oV feed, building new, with three
rooms and kitchen, and within three minutes
Walk of the Court HotrSe. For particulars in
quire at this Offlow. Frits |Bitd.
J. E HARRIS.
Dawson, Ga., Nov. lath, 1868—J rtf
FOIVtSA. CeT~
\ deaireahle, HnuVe »nd ln» within two buy
-1 .'I dren yards of the business portion of the
city. Call on me at mi store.
W. M. PEEl’Lio.
Pnweon, Ga., net,77 If
L. W. RASDAL,
WHOLESALE
LIQUOR DEALER,
Fully prepared to fill all orders at the
Prices of the West,
with the Fieigbt added.
TEIiMS CASH.
.VO. ft3, THIRD STREET,
MACON, QA.
dsc3’Cß—Jm
MIX A kIKTI l^l),
Wholesale A Retail Dealers ia
BOOTS & SHOES,
Leather Findings, Lasts, &c>,
No. 3 Cotton A venae,
MACON, GA.
decß;3m
THOMAS WOOD,
(next dook to lan:er house,)
Macon, - - Ga.
0
DIALER in
FINE FURNITURE,
Chairs, Mattresses, Feathers, Carpets, Win
dow Shades, Wall P .per, Ac. Parlor N.-Ua
in Reps and Hair CUt'h, Bedroom Setts in
Mahogany and Walnut, Aaameled Cottage
Sells, cheap, Ac., Ac.
Fisk’s Melaiie Burial Casea,
and Full Glass Caskets—Coffins in Roar-
Wood, Mahogany, Walnut, Cedar and Paint
ed. irXFPrices io suit tbe times. d»cSsm
_ G I * U. El OLIVER,
STOVcS, STOVES,
AND
HOLLOW WARE,
Pocket aud Table Cutlery, Iron Pipe,
Steam Fittings Ac., wholesale Manufacturers
of Tin Ware. 42 and 44 Third Street,
Macon, : : : : Gioaeia.
»ovs;3m
I*. P. STRONG &SOnT
Wholesale A Retail Dealer In
BOOTS 81 SHOES,
Second St. MACON,Ga.
Merchants sup-tlied at New York
Mabket PRicrs- nov 6 S m
jJ^M.SJeyefilPW
Whalesale A Retail Dealer ia
BOOTB-& SHOES,
JiJJS# TRVJTRS,
86 Cherry Street, Macon, Ga.
E-jf Country MerehuuU supplied at New
Yura Market Prices. novs;ttn
SIMMONS’
LIVER REGULATOR
IS THE
Life-Giving Medicine of the Day,
B T reUev-cs all dißcanes of the Liver, it renovates
■ tbe entire Rvstern, and sends new blood
bounding through every Vein.
IT IMPARTS,
A aparkliiig brightness to the Eye.
A Kosy glow to tlic Cheek,
A elearnesa to the liead,
A brightness to the Complexion,
Duoycftcy to tile Spirits,
And iTappinesa on all sides.
It ia a houßehold Treasure lor every Fami jr,—-
Only $1 a package. .Sold by all Drugginte.
Prepared only by J. H. ZEkUN & CO,
Druggists, Macon, Ga.
GOOD RECORD.
lu regard to the virtue of your Simmona’JLiv
er not only can I *pe*k'for my seif but
also lor my wile, (die waa ao badly affected with
Tjrpid Liver ami indigestion that 1 aent her to
Europe for the change of climate and for medical
advice; but nothing seemed to do hee any food, at
last some of her frienda advised h*T to try &im>
mouH' I iver /Regulator, and »l»e has been restored
to perfect health. I alao have suffered severely
from the disease and been made a well man.
Nu. W Mutbcrrjr »t., Macon, Ueo.
Octß 3m.
GEORGIA, Terrell County:
Whereas, J R Eliis, applies to We for
let-ers of Guardianship of Alsa Bowen.
These are therefore to cite aod admonish
all pe-sons concerned, to be and appear at my
office within the time prescribed by law, and
show cause, if any, why said letters should
not he granted. Given under my band, and
official signature, thia October 26th, 1868.
novl9»'id T. M. JONES. Ord’y.
feofttuA/t, Jencll *.«»«• at I yT~
M Wh/ T. C&cWho, iippli*** for let
ters ot Gd irdianship of Rosanna, Jfargaret
and Ell. n Sikeft.
These are therefo-e to cite and admonish 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 he granted. Given under my hand and
official signature this Not. 12-h 1868.
n0v194-td T V. JONES, Ord’y.
GEORGIA. Terrell Cuttuly :
Whereas, Eli Cochran, Executor ol Dar
ling Sikr-a, nppliea for letters Os dismission
from said estate.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
ell persons concerned, to be and appear at my
offi.-e within tha time pteaciibed by law, and
show cause, if any, why said letters should
not he granted. 6-ven under my hand, aod
official-ignature, this Nor. 12'h, 1868.
novl 96m T. if. JOSES, Ord’y.
GEORGIA, Terrell CoHUtjr:—
Not-ce ie lie-shy eivea to all persona con
cerned,- thst Mary Kelly, tare of eaM countv,
departed this life intestate,-end no one b*»
applied for letter* of administration on the
estate of said .t/sry Kells, and that in term*
of the law administration will be tested in
the Clerk ot ihe Superior 6'ourt or acme oth
er proper peison, on the 3rd ,V«w<Jay 'n De
cenrber neye, unh-its some Valid 01-iecUou is
idxife to hlh apjlAiin'ibeut.
Given under my hand, and official signa
ture, this 12th day of November 1868.
DpilUlut T. Jf JONES, Ord’y.
HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND
FLOUR, of all Grades,
MEAL, GRITS , BRAJT,
SHORTS, and CO W-FEER.
ALSO, THE FAMOUS
SELF-HA.ISI2STQ FLOIJR.
TO ODR PATTONS, and alt others we would say that we are manufacturing our Dew
from the best quality of Wheal, and that all the Flour we a .ll is fresh. We soak# all
grades, aod bava Flour a* low at the lowest and as good as the best. Oar aiotto is,
WE STRIVE TO PLEASE,
Aod gusrsntee satisfaction ia all esses. All Flour sold by u* is guaranteed to ptsefe, at
money refunded. To all dealers, and tbe balance of mankind, we would say, try us, aad ww
feel asiured that you will call again,
BLEDSOE Sl CO.
novcß)s;3uootbs
JOHNSON, CAMPBELL & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner Fourth and Poplar Streets.
MACON, : : GEORGIA
Have in Store and are daily receiving large shipments of th«
Following Goods,
which they are selling at she
LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES.
BACON.
60 Hhds G R Bacon Sides
50 “ “ Shoulders,
6 Tierces Bargrass Hams.
SUGARS.
100 Bble Stuart’s G Sugar
50 do A do
10 do Powdered do
20 do Crushed do
10 do Cut Loaf do
10 do Granulated do
COFFEE.
100 Bags Rio Coffee, all grades,
10 “ Old Government Java.
BAGGING, &c
100 Rolls Pstched Gunny Cloth
10 Bales Hesvy “ “
20 “ Twine
30 000 lbs Arrow Ties
5,000 “ Whaley “
SALT.
160 Sacks Liverpool Sail
80 “ Virginia “
FISH.
10 Bbls Bay No. 1 Msckerel
20 Half bbls Bay No. 1 Ma« kerel
20 Bbls Sh« ro No. 1 Mackerel
30 Half bbls Short No. 1 Mackerel,
20 Bbls Bine Fish
50 Half bbls Blue Fish
50 Boxes Herring
10 •* Codfish.
Biesel sternberg&Bro’s
MAGNIFICENT STOCK
OF
Mil i YIITH COIIS
IS NOW HEADY I
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS
Adtn
CIbOTHIMTO
NEXT DOOR TO M. B. BALDWIN, DAWSON,SffO
WB are no# recelßng th* largest and best seieected stock 6f Falk mad
Goods ever brought t 6 this market, consisting of everf Vk'/ielv of
INDIES’ OBESS fiOOHS, /»«MTS, BLKiSCftHn
BRoirjr tio.ntsTics, sTßibsiDana
. ( >l£C«t£D do.
u , . teMBROi DEKY, ±,ACi:s
Horery, Hatfakerchicls, Gloves. Shawls, Cl,»«ks, and eversiM-ig n.uallv kentiw a »r«a-
CLASS DRr UOODS ESTABLUSBmENT. n r
The Gentlemen’s llepartwiptif
la eompfete whh OfasMy Oallb#tl $ Fureisbinn Goods —
CANDIES, Ae.
50 Boxes Candy, Plain and Fasay
Pecan Nuts, Almonds
Raisin.-, Prunes
20 boxes Cheese,
10 “ Soda Crackers
10 “ Sugar do
10 “ Butter do
10 “ Desert do
10 “ Lemon* do
SUNDRIES.
10 kegs Butler
20 barrels Irish Potatoes
10 “ OnioßS
10 tierces Rice
50 boxes No. 1 Soap
50 “ Erasive Soap
.100 “ Olive do
25 “ F.iy’s No. 1 Soap
50 “ Star Candles
10 “ Pairafioc Candles
5 barrels Kerosene Oil,
100 b&lf barrels Molasses
15 barrels Fine Syrnp
100 esses L qnors, sll grades
300 half sacks Superfine Flour
250 “ •* Family **
LIQUORS?
Cotton Plant Bitters
Russ’ Bitters
Gibson’s Cabinet Wb?tiey la bbls
Gibson’s Monongairftls Whiskey, ia
barrels,
Tennessee Wh*#k«y, ia barrels
Old W nches er and Bhensadslo
WM key, in barrel*
Fine Old Brandies sad Git*
ScupperMng Wiae. Mvt-lN