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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1869)
DAWSON JOURNAL tjpal Column, News! News!! News!!! READ THIS! ONE AND ALL! m ARRIVAL OF GOODS! CMMEDF FOR CDS MM ! $, 11. SIESEL&BttO, rpilK well known Dry Goods dealers, have I received a large Stock of S I M RM.Tfi HOODS, which they intend to sell at reasonable prices. Their stock comprises everything generally found in a first class HOUSE, and especially Domestic Goods, can be found there, of all kinds and all prices. iTIr. S. n. Bicsel, the Senior of the firm is now in New York, watching the mar ket, and intends to have his share of all the good bargains that are daily to be had in lhatcity, which will enable them to sell their floods at such prices as will astonish the com"- munity. Try them and be convinced, lor ev ery word they say you may rely upon. They also take"this opportunity to prevent all mistakes, to inform the public, and espe cially their patrons, that Mr. J. W. Johnston is not in their employ at the present time. Messrs. S. Maas k M. S. Flesh will be pleased to wait upon all at their old stand, occupied by them for the last year. Dawson, Ga., Feb. 25, 1869—-ts , f*o<>l> WHITE TENNESSEE Corn, Grits and Meal, just re ceived and for sale, by J. E LOYLESB. Qwift & Hamburger’s Upson county hJ Factory Thread, Osnaburgs and sew in<r Thread ; also, the best, Sheetings, at S J 1 SIESEL & BRO’S. WANTED. Three (3) large, good yoke of oxen. 0. 0. NELSON. Dawson, Ga., March, 4th. Lait Call— We have been talking of building a Cott./n Factory long enough. Tho en terprise meets the approval of all, and is succeeding 'o ßo me extent, still there is much to be done, the subserij tion must be raised to a considerable nmount yet. Let us all moot at J B J l’erry’s office Saturday night, nnd de termine whether or not, we shall have a Cotton Factory. KG pieces of Bleaching of all kinds, 1 ' '* someone yard wide, at the very small price of 15 cents, at S M SIESEL& BRO 8. StipMessrs. Kolb & Oouric, of Eu faula, wish to open a trade with our merchants aid planters, and offer to sell at Macon prices. Call at <ur office ands e a samplo cf Flour from this house. See adver tisement. KA I’ieccs of the Direst and Lst spring *■' Calicoes ever shown in this mar ket, can be found at 8 M SIEbEL & BRO’S. Tlxe Violet— Shull appear next \vek. We ex tend a hearty welcome to our f.ir cor respondent, Zfna, the daughter of an old and tri id friend, and hope to be favored with frequent contributions from her pto. BEAUTIFUL Bedspreads,or so-called ■* Alhaniloa Covers, in all colors; and at small prices, at 8 M SIESEL & BRO’S. I>r. C. A. Clicallinin— Offers his Excelsior Medicines to the public, and is prepared to furnish mer chants and planters at short notice. These preparations are well known in this section, and Deeds no commendation from u=, The Doctor also offers his scivices as General Commission Mer chant. ANE dollar only will buy one French Corset at the store of S M SIESEL & BRO’S. New Establishment— Messrs. Andrews & Miller, on Depot street, ar prepared to do all kinds*of work pertaining to Harness, Saddles, Bridles, &c. Set advertisement. T ADIES’ & Misses’ Cloth Shoos. Gai- J ters ; also, all other styles of Shoes & Boots at S M SIESEL & BRO’S W. A. Huff, JTlncon,<jia See what the great Provision man, W. A. Huff, of Macon, says. His arrangements are such as to ena ble him to compete with dealers of the West. Our Grocery Merchants w uld do well to see Mr Huff before ordering, lie can also supply our planters with Wagons and Buggies from tho very best manufactories East. Some Collat'd— Dr. C. A. Cheatham left in our of fice, a collard stalk, seven and a half feet long and four feet wide. This cols lard grew in the Doctor’s garden. Bring a piece of bacon with the next, Doctor. Peterson’s Magazine— For April has been received, and is filled with matter that will interest all the ladies. Only two dolls.rs a year. Address Charles J. Petirson, 306 Chestnut street. Philadeiphie, Pa. Pranlt Leslie's Magazine— For March, is on our table, and filled with any amount of interesting reading for the ladies ; als -1 , the styles and latest fashion patterns. Johnson, Campbell Ac Co— s Macon, propose to help the plan ter to make hie crop, Set what they eay; Our Cotton Market has boon some what animated this week—yesterday’s news not so good, a good article would sell at 25 J to 25 j New York, middlings, 291 Savmnah, 28 Macon, 261 C*pt. J. W. Roberts, of the firm of J. W. Roberts & Cos., has re turned from New York. lie reports having bought an extra large stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods; also, Family Groceries. The Great Chiu, and Fever Remedy. —We call attention to the certificate in another column in relation to Dr. Wilhoft’s Anliperiodic. This is no qunck medicine, but is prepared on scientific principles. It is a con centrated Fluid Extract of Peruvian Bark, deprived of that constituent which produces the disagreeable head symptoms. 1 his, combined with Iron, makes the Great Remedy. It has proven itself to be almost infallible.— Farmers who live below Macon should buy it by the dozen and ulways keep it on band. Messrs. L. W. Hunt & Cos. are the wholesale agents. For sale in Dawson by Janes & Loyless The I,a ml We Eove— For March is upon our table. The next number will be issued from Balti more, under the title of Land We Love and the New Electic, the two having merged Address D. H. Hill, 54 Lexington »treet, Baltimore, Md. Wood’s Household Advocate— Special attention is called to this ad vertisement. Wo Lave one number that is worth the whole subscription for the year. Make up your clubs, or call at this office and subscribe. The Fifteenth CouMif titioiial Amendment. It appears that Congress has at last settled down a resolution to amend the constitution in the matter of suf frage The House bill provided that “the light of any c’tizori to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the Uni ted States or by any State, by reason of race or color or previous condition of slavery of any cit zotts, or class of citizens of the United St tes.” The Senate, however, cbaDgod die hnguage of the amendment so as to take away all restrictions not only upon the elec tive franchise, hut upon the right to hold office. The Senate amendment provides that “No discrimination shall be made in the United States among the citizen* of the United States in tho exercise of the elective franchise, or in the right to hold office in any State, on aceou it of race, color, nativity, prop erly, education, or creed.” There was a good deal <J struggle in the House when the Senate propo sition came up, and Mr. Bingham made a strong speech for concurrence, but the body was against him by more than three to one, and upon the Sen ate was thrown tho responsibility of defeating the w hole tiling or asking a o nilerenoe The Senate took the mat ter up again, and receded, from its amendment, when the resolution, os originally reported, was carried by the c institutional majority. The next thing in order is for the States to defeat this encroachment up on their re erved rights. Experience has proved that Congress has already too much power, and this new meas ure is hut another step toward a con solidated despotism.— Savannah Re publican. A young medical student in Galveston had the satisfaction of seeing a particular friend dissected by a professor before his class a few weeks ago. The friend had traveled with him to Galveston on busi ness but was taken sick, without money, and died in the hospital. The student knew nothing of his death until he saw bis body in the lecture hall. It is authoritatively stated in Wash ington that Horace Greeley has urged General Grant to place two ex rebels in his Cabinet This he advises as a means to secure harmony and peace. The Baraboo (Wis.) Republic says every hop-grower believes that every other hop-grower will abandon tho busi ness, and so he will stick to it, and make money. Just so with our Cotton Planters, and the consequence will be, Cotton low, provisions high, money scarce. JUST RECEIVED! listcon Sides, . Shoulders, Lsird, I lour, Sugar, Codec, Tobacco, GOOD WHISKEY; And a lot of Fresh Ground Meal and Gms. From Judge E. O. Brew A* Mill, All of which I am off-ting at livitg rates tor the Money. Would like to make nrrangt niente with a milics to furnish them with FRESH MEAL AND GRITS from the beat ll*/l ite Corn, and from the beat Mill in the county. J. E. LOYLESS. Dawson, Ga , March 1, ‘69 — 3m DRUGS —AND— MEDICINES. + DR. J R. JANES, w. A. LOYLESS. Jims & 10YIESS HAVING formed a copartnership in ttie Drug business, have on hand, and are constantly receiving, one of the largest aud best assortments of Drugs and Pure Medicines Ever before offered in this Market, which will be sold at. Macon M* rices, freight added, for the CDS MM. They buy largely for oash, therefore can offer superior induce ments to CAsn customers. Their stock consists of Drugs, Chemicals, 11 / 'hite l.i tul ground in Oil, Faints, either dry or in Oil, famishes of all hi mis, DYE-STUFFS, ESSENTIAL OILS of the Purest Quality, Kerosene, Linseed, Tanner’s, Machine, Sweet & Castor Oil, in abundance; ALSO, Soda, Starch, Pepper, ; pice. Giager, Sulphur, m Sails,Ac. A full and complete assortment of Patent Hcdicincs, Flavoring Extracts, Perfumery of all Kinds, Pomades, Hair Oils, Toilet Powders Aud Soaps, Shaving, Tooth and Hair Brushes, In fact, everything u unllv kept in n first cla«s IP KEG SPOKE. They kw,« also, for J/edical purposes, pure articles of MSS i BRANDIES. Superior inducements are offered to Far mers and Physician*. Prescriptionscarelully compounded and tilled by a Drugs St and Physician of experience. Don’t torget 'he place—next door to Will. WOOldl’s, Perrvrnan’B old eland, Main street. D.iwson, Ga , March 4, 1869 —ly LIQUORS! LIQUORS! j. w. o’co.won, Successor lo Horne k Co.* .Wo. «JO, Clicrry Si, MACON <ia.. Has on htnd A CHOICE STOCK OF WHISKEY, \LL grades, from a good common to the purest and best in the market. Also, pure Brandy, Gin, Rum, and Wine, of all grades, all of which can be purchased LOW FOR CASH. FLOUR—Kqual to the best, at the lowest cash price. FLOATING POTATOES—A large stock. Early Goodrich, Peach Blow, Early Pink-Eye, Chill Red. TOBACCO —Plug and Fine-Cut, cheap and good. Tobacco has advanced, but he will sell at old prices. He is now receiving a large stock of Teas, Green and Black; Coffee, Sugar, Molasses and syrup, ol various grades; vine gar, hoth Apple and Wmcjall of which he will sell at a small margin over cost. SOAPS—He has a large and varied lot of Fan cy Toilet and common Soaps, which he tells to the trade a Philadelphia Prices. FRUIT AND CAN GOODS. A fine lot of Box Oranges, Lemons, Ap ples, Nuts of ail grades ; Peaches, Tomatoes, Green Corn, Peas. Beans, Oysters, Sardines, Raisins, Currants, Horse Raddish, Swamp Cranberries and Holland Herring, .Split Peas, Starch, Bluing, and, in fact, everything that is usually kept by a first-class Grocer. BACON. He has jus. received a few boxes of Clear Ribbed Sides, which he offers low. Also, I’ickled Beef, 7’ickled Pork, English Break fast Bacon, Bologne Sausage, Butter and Lard. He will sell all of the above very low for cash, and those who give him a trial he is sure to please. rjjf Call soon, and call often. JNO. W. O’CONNOR. ja«l4—onevrw 0100 KEWARD ! STOLEN! I'MIOM the subscriber, at or near the turn ’ pike, in Calhoun county, Ga., a medium size light sorrell mare mule, small white spot in "forehead, 8 years old this spring. It is be lieved that the mule was stolen by a negro named .Stephen Jfmiteo, formerly owned by a Mi. Temiel, of Washington county, Ga., and that he has gone back to Washington county. Stiil negro is about 32 or 33 years old, 1 black with prominent forehead, and has only 1 t'itigers anti Thumb on one hand, not recollected which hand, being a natural defect. I For the appreh ' ton and deliver* in any I • all give same am ' l<> ' -<■ *»v*t V ry.e! Saul mole to him at t i ■ re-t.ieit.-c-. ne mo was under arr*-t for stealing ml his escape how the DepuU t herid ol Terrell county. thankfully received \d i . A " ; JOHN H BENDER-ON, mttroWtlin Hawed, 0«. j TTlitHiGI L TANARUS« rrarll County c 1 I Whereas, H i C’ooh-a... Execiin-i "I D-»r. ! ling Sikes, applies for letters of dismission : from said estate. These arc therefore to cite and admonish i all persm , to ' e j*^, 1 J* I ', cfßcq wUhin ihe tl,u ® P J u ‘. *; 1 1 show *• au J*. - ", _ | D „t be granted. Given under my baud, and nienaturt, this Nov. l*.lh t 1868. CZ Urd’T. Ti siESEL nil Sb SUiIBSjJ2Ii & DA.WS(JN\ GEO, DEALERS I.V DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES & HATS CROCKERY A A I> CUTLERY, Vf] f AVE now ou hand ono of tho Largest and host So’.octed jj Stock of GOODS over brought TO THIS MARKET. SAl l> Goods have been BoU£jTlt TjOW, aßt * sold at t-uch figures as will suit EVERYBODY DO NOT FAtL TO CALL SOON. m. m. Bmmmin as bro. New Hardware Store* s’l'MIE undersigned would respectfully " ■: I announce to the citieens of Dawson -rilPllS TURALAIMPI and the surrounding country, that he AQHIh U U ‘ V™ 1 r *.t has received, aud is constantly recciv- r* Hardware of every Description, and of the very beat, material: Consist ing in part ot t'eekiiii! Sieves, ■ V / y itdii ot!,. i DOCKET KNIVES, TABLE CUTLERY, GU NS, PLANTATION TOOLS, —« CARPENTER’S TOOLS, TRACJS CHAINS, &e., &o. “1 \ 'S*( (sfeakSL Also, a well as* mod Stock of flouk L\\d// A » of diflorent grades ; all of which, he TCYn/ [I lU Ip Upw' s prepared to toll ou as accommo y/\ J-7 J OesTSomabilc Tcrssis « the times 'tad situation will allow. IRON AND STEEL Always Oil Hand. Thankful for the liberal patronage, of which lie has been tho recipient lor a number of years, he respectfully solicits a continuance of the same. JOHN LB. PERRY. Dawson, G.i , January 28, 18fi9—3ra BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!! AT PUBLISHERS PRICES. FKOM 10 Ci'.YTS TO $ 10. And sent by Ms. il, free of Postage. KOOKS of Games, Tricks, Riddles and Puzzles. HOOKS on Etiquette and Usages of So ciety. KOOKS on Love, Courtship, and A/arri age. KOOKS on Fortune Telling, Dreams and Jfugic. KOOKS on-Letter Writing, Talking and Debating. Novels, Prize Romances, Song and Joke Books. ANY BOOK that is asked for, no matter what kind, where published, where you fee it advertised, or if not advertised at all. The Books are arranged in Lists. Give the kind of Book you want, and a list with pri es, will be sent bv return mail. Address C. H. WIL COX, G-neral Agent, No. 11 PeachirceJjfc, Atlanta, Ga. Arrangements have been made with pros es in every branch of Trade and Business in the United Stttes. Importers, Manufacturers, Inventors, Publisher s, Oetilerh. life. By which Anything , Everything, that can he found A jS I WHERE, can he fumushed. In an Agency of this kind, where the wants ot so many different persons are to be sup plied there must necessarily be many things required that cannot be advertised, and which are not furnished except on special application. No person, male or female, need have the least hesitation in wiiting for JTST WHAT THEY tVANT. Desctiptive circulars of nkw and ussrCL inventions, Patent Medicines, Books, Ku giavings, I’hotograpes, Music, Sc., sknt krkk to any address. febll;ly S4O SlitchTWsO #IO |S4O first class Sowing Ma- #37 50 chutes given as premiums #lO for $37 50 worth of sub- #37 50 setiptions for Woon’s #4O Hocsetiotn Anvr cats, a #37 50 Hi si class Family paper, at #4O 75 an s a year. Al-o #37 50 $32 TIC K ! TICK ! S3O $32 American Watches, worth $32, S3O $32 given for S3O worth of subscrip- SBO SB2 lions. Also SBO sl2 MCTIOMRY. sl2 sl2 WebaVr’s Unabridged Piotiona- *l2 sl2 rv, wnri isl 2, given --j premiums *l2 sl2 P‘>-rr r r’ f-” vi. Also *3 sll*o 'ihttui SIOO SSD LIBRARIES S4O books published, Afcd given as a $U\ $ » pn niimu so» an * rpiivalcnt aaiouut S3O >3 1 ot 9. $:; &oi Alio severat other premiums £•*.. Ac. equallv liberal. &•. w Advocate,*’ (formerly calledJ&2 v‘d aims to promote Xuuwl—&2* copy. Address 4r>. $. WOOD, P. O. building, Newburgh, N Y. m» rcu4,2m GIVE JU.EACHAJVCE TO SERVE YOU WITH FRESH GROUND FLOUR, OF ALL QUALITIES, SHORTS, BRAN, MEAL, GRITS, STOCK FEED, fee. .RIMES R. RICE \\J ould respectfully inform his old friends T V and the public in general, that, having leased Mr. T. C. NISBET’S MACON MILLS, (Better known as the “Rock Mills,”) He has put the same in complete and thor ough running order, and is now prepared to furnish the merchants and house keepers of M aeon, Middle nnd Southwestern Georgia, with everything in his line, in any quantity desired, on the most reasonable terms. llis experience in the J/Illing Business, to gether with tho satisfaction with which he has served them in the past, he thinks enti tles him to a share of public patronage, which he solicits, and which ho will use every exer tion to serve. A trial is all he asks, febl l;Sm TEKKBLL kIIBKIFF DALES Vt 7 IBL be sold before the Court House \V door in the town of Dawson said coun ty on the first Tuesday in April next, within the legal hours of sale the following property o wit : One house and lot, in the town of Dawson, Terrell county, No. uot known, but known a* the place occupied by J. F. Scaifc. Levied on astbe. property cf W. N. Ducker, to satisfy four Justice Court fi fas, issued from the 919th District, G. M., of Floyd countv, Ga., in favor of A. W. Caldwell vs W. N. Ducker, which fi fishave been transferred to T. VV Loyless. Property pointed out by T. W. Loyless, transferee. Lory made aud re turned to me by a constable. Also, one house and lot in tbe town of Daw son, Terrell county, Xo. not known, but known as the place whereon J. F. <Scaif«* now resides. Levied on ns the property of W. N Ducker, to satisfy a fi fa from Floyd Superior Court, in favor of M. Dwincil, endorser, vs Win. N. Duckcr, maker, and Shtibley, eu dorc; r . A- *wo b iles of cotton Numbers 2 and 3 1 !;■ T. -I S L Gftd on as the property of James W. .1:, to satisfy an execution e l from the Superior (’ourtof Teru-ll Co.< iu ftvor ot uuj! Williford v» J. W, Scut 1 . Also, one huuse and lot, occupied Mt this time by J/«. JoTh s’qii, and blacksmith and wood shop*, and the lot whefeon they stand, No-, no* known, bot known as the 1 »tj» of K. dect used, »u the village of Dover, T *»:« li county. Levied on as :be propeity of it. P. Mxitliv dec’d, to«s»isfy an execution i. -ued tiOHi tbe Siiperior Court of Terrel! countv, in favor of John B, Perry vs Rufus T. .Varlin and W. J#. Craps. S. F. LASBETER, r.b’.VM* .S'ii’flf. bi^oLirno^ r firm of Uro., have thts day t dissolved by mutual consent, and Jacob Kuktm roft he old firm, leomins in at the old etaiid* f.ftrt.r* Imt ffi an it 'New Cheap Jew Store AT BALDWIN’S OLD STAND, Main Street, - DAWSON, GA. iiviiiliTmi IIAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK, AND is receiving daily, tho most MAGN i'l ENT STOCK (IF sPßiira aaoos Ever before offered in a Snuthern Market, consisting of ( HOKE DRY GOOD 4 * embracing all tho new stylos of CLOSES' DRESS GOODS, CLOTHS, * CDSI.nCRES, fESTETOS, #r.. READY-MADE CTOOTHING, MIDI'S, CD f*S, ROOTS X SHOES, in every varict. of Piice and excellence. Alao, for the accommodation of our AgricultuialTriends, «e have and. shall, keep.ou band l a large assortiueut of OROCEAifiES OF ALT OESCRSFTiONS, Which wn intend to sell on the lowest nnd moat aceomrnodatin • term" for CASH.- otr manner of business will he conducted upon the C '• tSD priceVle. We shall endeavor to make "QUICK SA LEB" and be sa'lsfled with "SMALL PROFITS." Under these cir cumstances, we invite our friends and customeis to call ami ex uuiu>‘ our stock before pur chasing elsewhere—assuring them that they shall be fully satisfied before leaving-.. .lolillMloil nud It. Tlioui|»oi» v.ill always boon hand, and will be pleased to wait on their old fiends aud customers. fcbll,lßß9—3/u ffiPMT And be convinced that vve still keep on hand iho LARGEST AMD BEST SELECTED* And cheapest stock of Goods in IMIIIDIDIjIE GEORGIA. And are ever ready, ns heretofore, to prove what we say, by our customer*, who have been dealing with ue. All Goode shipped promptly and guurMt eOfrlE UP TO 'REPRESENTATION l Don’t take our word for it, but TRY US yourselves. Always on band, ,o« m* snboibil & mm®* BACON, CORN. PORK, SOAP, FLOUR, MEAL, MACKEREL. STARCH, LARD, RICE, HERRINGS CANDLES. *450 ITOXTUS TOBACCO. CHEESE. WHISKEY, OSNABURGS r SNUFF, POWDER, SHOT, COFFEE, SARDINES, BRANDY, YARNS, CIGARS, SUGAR, CRACKERS, CASE LIQUORS, SHEETINGS, PICKLES, ( APS I . TEA, &c , &c. ftEYMOUE, TIjNiST/EY Cos., Jas Skymouu, J A. R. Tinsley, S Macon, C> a. T. RDl'insley, ) j>nlf;3irt n.vv i: \ i Vv' \v - hand I' gj O I ts. of all Grades, .11E.4L, GI2ITS, Mirf.V, SHIP RTS, and CO I V-FREJP. ALSO, TIIE FAMOUS SELF-]RA.XSr£Ta FLOBRi rpo OUR PATRONS, nnd nil others we would say that, wc r.rc r. a' : r *ciuring onr Flotifi X from the beat quality of Wheat, and that all thk Flour wc sit is fresh. Wo make *lf grades, aud hare Flour as low as the lowest and as good as the best. Our motto is, WE STRIVE TO PLEASE, And guarantee satisfaction in all cases. AH Flour sold by us is puar .i,teed to piease, Or money refunded. To all dealers, and the balance of mankind, wo would aav, try us, and we feel assured that you will call again. NOTICK. EDGt,E MILLS. —We have purchased of Bledsoe k Cos., tbeir entire stock in the above Flour Mills, situated near the Macon * Brunswick Depot. The Milling busiuesa will hereafter be carried on by us, under tho firm name of T. H. Cheek k Cos. We have procured the services of Mr. I. Bledsoe, who will le happy to wait on the former patrons of Bledsoe & Cos. 5' £' ®OOI_. . T. JI. CKFEK. Having sold our stock to Messrs. Cook A Cheek, we take great pleasure in rt commeedin£ them to our old customeis. [!ebll’696m] BLEDSOE A CO. SPRING IMPORTATION 1860. Ribbons. Millinery, Straw Goodsj ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO., 237 and 230 Daltitnore St, BALTIMORE, HD. IMPORTERS ami Jobbers of Bon.i;t «nJ . Trimming Ribbons* Velvet and uah Rib bons, Bom.et Crapes, Silks and s, Illu sions, Bloods Lacea, Ruches Nets ..nd Vel vets, French Flowers and Feather?, Straw Bonnets and LuiicV Ifnbn, trimmed and nn trimrPrd, Sundbv u.« afid SUalter II rods. The largest stock of JLllinery floods in this country, and unequaled in choice varie ty, which ire offer at prices that will defy tSTOrdtra SoSUUtd. uuii;di j >nl4;3tli POSTPONED Ailmiiii«lnitoi i 'a Sale. VGREEABLE to an order of the CCtiH of Ordinary of Terrell county, will bg sold before the Ivenrt House door in Dtirson, on tbe fliat Tuesday in April next, between tho legal her.rn of sale, the fol'.owitg prop erty, 10-wit: Lot of land, No. 63, in the 17th< district, and < '.ft half lot of land, No. 62, irv the 17th dbtrict of Tefrell county, known is the Ford place, belonging to estate of Sarah Ford, dee’d. About 12<j acres of cleared land) —oidiiiary iunirovemrnta. Possession given the first of Junuarv, 1870. Terms cash. feb4tds CHARLES FORD; Adti’r Notice to Debtors and Creditors^ OTICE is hereby given to all persona _LN having demands against Isaac W. Ken drick, late of Terrell county, deceased, to present them to me propetly made out, whh in the tithe prcsCribtd by iaw, so as to show their character and atnoont. And all petaoeg indebted to e.id deceased, are re, quired to make immediate (U**»eDts. ' tT. C. KENDRICK. Ad.o’r ot febl?,o«)<i ISAAC W. KENDRICK
