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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1869)
DA WSON JOURNAL. Local Column. News! News!! News!l! READ THIS! ONE AND ALL! NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS! cue«ip von cvisit i S' ifi. ISfiiO, rpilß well known Drv Goods dealers, have _T received a large Stock of SPISLi'l* tjOOHS, which thev intend to sell at reasonable prices. Tlieir stock compiises everything generally found in a tirat class HOUSE, and especially Domestic (foods, can be found there, of all kinds and all prices mr. s. M. Nii-wstl l , the Snior of the ■firm is now in New Ytok, watching 'll ■ mar ket, and intends to have his share of all the good bargains that are daily to be had in that city, which w ill enable them to sell then Goods at such prices as will astonish the eo tnuuiiy. Try them and be convinced, lor tv «rv word they say you may relv upon. They also take this opportunity to pn nr all mistakes, to inform the public, and espe cially their patrons, that Mr. J. W. Johnston is not in their etnplov at the present time. Messrs. S. Maas & M. S. Flesh will be pleased to wait upoa all at their old stand, occupied by them for the last year. Dawson, (fa., Feb. 25, 1869 —'f /|«.i()01> WHITE TENNESSEE Corn, Grits and Jleul, just re ceived and for sale, bv J. E LOT LESS. Swift & Hamburger’s Upson county Factory Thread, Osnaburgs and sew ing Thread ; also, the best Sheetings, at S M SIESEL & 15110’S. roit SAf.E — A good, second hand, “PalmetU” No. 7, Cook S'.ove. Apply at THIS OFFICE T ADIES’ & Misses’ Cloth Shoes. Gai- U tors; also, all other styles of Shoes & Hoots at S 51 SIESEL & 15110’S Gilbert’s Star Troupe- Will perform iu this city, at *he ‘ L'y less Hall,” to niglit, (Tbun-day.) This c lebrated Troupe, we noiite from our exchanges, is said to bo tbe best thing of the kind now travelling Mr. Gil b rt comes too will recommended for us to add any m re. Eat all turn out. We bespeak for him a crow led huuse. ONE dollar only will buy one French C rset at tbe store of S M SIESEL & I3IiO’S. r*r; : ' Wo notice, our fellow (owns man, Lb. James 11. I’t .e , has been ap pointed'by the Gove raor, Inspector u* T’erfili* rs for this county. Messrs. J. \V. Kubvrt:< & Co's- Spring stuck is now open and ready fir it s. eation. They make Staple Goods and Family Groceries a special ity Call and see Charlie and 15:lly. BEAUTIFUL B diprein s, or so-called -O Alhambra C vers, in all c dor.-; and a small prices, i.t S 51 SIESEL & DUO’S ('esMiltoii of Hostililies lu Europe, n account, if B 11. IT -od b yit g up all the Bacon and Cum, and 1 f nothing to feed the s >l*l i rs n. Mr. 11 tod has, without a dmb', tbe lar g s' lot of Bacon ever brought to this market, and he sells it cheap for Ca.-h. Ilehts everything else in the l'lovi ion line. Bynum is a clever, up ight geu tleinar, aud all who trade with him will say that wo are “corrcc*.” He aisa keeps somethiog good to ,dm k, so says some of his neighbors G ive him a call. See advertisement KA Pieces of the nicest and b st sprint; OO Calicoes ever shown iu this mar ket, can be fund at S 51 SIESEL & BIIO’S. Jacob Knltiier- Is now selling at New York cost, and it will be to tbe advantage of al. who arc in want of Good?, and want them cheap, to call on Mr. Kuttner at once. Our young fiiend, Reuben \lbn, will be on band to atteud to the wants of all. See advertisement. Ciodey’s Magazine- Ear April has been received, and is freighted with everything to the ladies. Send to L. A. Godev, Philadelphia, $3.00 and get the best magazine pub lished. KA pieces of Bleaching of all kinds, someone yard wide, at the very small price of 15 cents, at 8 M SIESEL & BRO S. Our worthy Pastor, Rev. Mr. Breedlove, has one of tbe finest cows in this section. She will readily give two gallons of milk twice a day. Who can beat that ? Mr. James IC. tiilbcrl — Os Lee county, visited our town a few days since, on business with the Daw son Manufactuiing Company. Mr. G. has a most excellent machine for putting out Guano, it be.ng arranged in two apartments, one to be used in manipu lating, while tbe other is dis ributing It is also adapted to the p lanting of cot ton seed, opeuiug furrow, strewing the seed and covering at the same time. 110 has made arrangements to have a few of hu machines put up by the Diwson Fac tory, with a view of testing them thor oughly, aud if they should meet his ex pectation, will establish a factory in our t r 'wn for the manufacture of this and other valuable agricultural implements he is interested in. We wish him much success. Shooting of Rev. JWr. Anthony. This affair occurred neat Anderson villo, at the house of Mr. Hobart Mann, where bis step daughter was to be mar ried. It was at the request of Ml. Mann that slr. Anthony be sent for to perform the ceremony, aud on his arri val,wsß warmly welcomed by 53 r. Mann.j Before the ceremony camo off, Mr. ! Mann became intoxicated and enraged by some circumstance, and rushed in the room when the ceremony was ah ut half through, aid ordered i si q ped, at the same time holding a shot-gun in his hand. slr. Anthony endeavored to quiet him, and at the same lime tried lo get rhe gun from him. Mr Mann re sisted, a.id in the struggle, his gun was accidentally discharged, the load ( qmr rel shot) entering the 1 wer part ~f the abdomen on th ■ rgb' si.b . II tell the floor, but true to that dote miiuii -o that, has ever governed him iu all his undertakings, he declared his intention “finish the jib,” was placed on abed, t r ped up hy pillows, and did finish tlu ceremony. There was no hard feel ings on the part of Mr. Mann towards Mr. Anthony ; the sad affair was caused by tin great enemy in our midst—whis- ( key. P. S. Since tbe above was written we learn that Mr. Anthony is a little bet ter. •f. IS. Ross &, Son, Macon, Ga — In passing tbrougli this mammoth house, a few days since, ‘‘conducted by our fiiend, Mr. English,” who, we be lieve, is chief in the wholesale depart ment, we could but think of days gone bv, when we bought goods from the same “Jack” Hose, and bought them cheaper than cur neighbors did. We will ven ture our reputation as a business man, on this assertion: You can do better by buying goods from J. 11 Riss&Sod, small slocks, and buying often, than you can by going to N w York aud buyiug goods to last you six mi ntes. The stock of this IT .use is now com plete and ready for the Spring trade, and i: did seem to ut that a Dry Goods man could buy anything he waDted.— Stop aud see 51r. E glish, and if he fails so sell you, this much he will do, his jri es v ill be so low, that you will f rco the m m that does sell you, to sell at vet i/ low Ji;/tires. Macon, Ga., Ft* 20ui, 18G9. Messrs. L. IF. Hunt e& Co. — ln reply to yi ur qnct-tion in rcgaid to my exp - recce with Dr. Wilht Its Antiperiolie, L have to sav, that it is the lost medi cine Lit chills and fever that I ever saw. Wh n I came to Maeou I had been hav ing chills for a year, at <1 one bottle cured me. It not on'y breaks the pai rxysin, but jaii as a good appe'ite and improves tbe digesti< n I belive one bnt le, taken according to directions, will euro any ase nf chills aud fev- r. Yours respectfully, R. R. Evan-', S.-ed deal r, G 8 Thitd street. Fjr sale hy Janes & Loylese, Daw son, G. n eblß'G9.f The “Barley Sheaf.” Morgan, Ga., M ireh 9,1809. Cap'. J. A Fulton, Diwson, Gi Dear »SY/ A week ag-. I rec< ived my Oinking St ve, ‘Birley Sheaf,” 1 pur chased of y> u, and am glad to say that [ belii-ve it 8 tlre best L have ever? anti I have bee 1 aeons'omed to use them from early childh od. My wife siys she would not part with it f r thrice its cost, and that it is a complete success. Several of our villagers have examined it and say they must have ore • f the same sort. With respect Yours truly, J JOHN BKf K Y-u’m: right, ’S(j •.!•- 8 y villagers ai ,g; I nave a few • . r «.n I) no of the some sort. J A. Fulton ( nuMiuum. — Why are the Jots i Greenbacks aiUe. Answer next week. Homicide of Ah Editor. Augusta, March 12. -be editor of the Warren.on, Gcmgia, Clipper was sh.d and instantly killed this morning. Mr. Wallace applied for admission into the Masonic Lodge in Wayrenton, and was clack-balled -by* Dr. G. W . Darden, who promised not to oppose his application. Mr. Wallace then at tacked Mr. Darden through the col umns of bis paper, denouncing him as a liar and villain. As Mr. Wallace was passing Mr. Darden’s office be shot him front his window with a lisle, the ball passing through Mr. Wallace’s head, causing instant death. The ul lair creates intense excitement in War lenton. 'The Augusta Post Offics.— lt is ramored that Foster Bl dgett is about to be reinstated in the Postofhce at Au gusta. Can it bo possible that General Grant is to sigualiza the opening of his administration by appointing to a lucra tive and responsible official station,a man who is now resting under an indictment for perjury found ui the United States Di-wiot Court by a jury of Union men who were strangers to him personally, and c uld have been animated by no prejudice? For the character of the country we hope it is not true. A Fight. — Fue llawkinsvilis Dis patch says some tweuty-fivo negroes, on the plautatioa of Mr James Bohannon, about six miles from llaw kinsviila, bad a frolic, which ended in a fight with pis tol-, knives aud bludgeons. 'lVn oi tvre.ve were severely wuuuuei, aud one killed. The suow is five feet deep in and about tbe While and Frauconia M un tains, aud tbe lumbermen are obliged , to desert the swamps and take cut their teams. Our Cotton Mahkkt—We quote cotton this wet k at 25c- -a good article. Now York, middlings, 28} i2BJ Savannah, 27} Macon, 20 The latest Rio advices says—“it is generally believed that Lopez has retired in a mall steamer to Bolivia ; others are of opinion that the dictator of Paraguay has embarked on board an Ametioan man-of-war.” The Giiioa. Chiu, and Fever Remedy. —\\ o cull u Umti n to t (its cer iti mto in another column in rolati hi to Dr, \\ ill oft’s Antiperiodie This is no quack medicine, but is prepared on scientific principles. It is a con centrated Fluid Extract of Peruvian Bark deprived of that constituent which prodtic s the iii- I. _>r- • ml»le head sym| !oins. , bis, combined \itn Iron nvu.-s the Great i.etno ly It has proven itsell to ho almost infallible.— Patm rs who live below Macon should buy it by the dozen and always keep it on hand. Messrs. L. \V Hunt & Coptic llie wholesale agents. For saWin Dawson by Junes & Loyless G««d Advice. Let our pass s inns be what they may —marble palaces, broad land-, magnifi cent plate, or easki ts of “precious stones” —they all sink in tbe balance against Heaven’s great boon, HEALTH, end they cannot bo et joyed without it. And yet how lit tie is it valued, aud how care lessly preserved. The laws of nature cannut be violated with impunity Night revelry, luxurious living, irregu larity of meals, and a disordered appe tite, will gradually destroy the power and activity o£ the stomach. How many ladies ani gentlemen eat and drink dis ease at. late suppers, and arise in the morning with headache,) :ss of appeiite, feeling languid god unrefreshed. There can be no mcdjupti remedy thet will turn lead into food, or poisoned drinks into nutriment, but medical science can assist nature, supply exhau-ted fluids, and to a great extent correct the ifLcts of dis ease. In all cases such as the above, we recommend Plantation Bitters You will find them just the tiling—at the same time a most delicious tonic and appetizer. 51agnolia Water —Superior to the best imported G rmau Cologne and sold at half the price. Docs lie l Blood pour l's crimson streams through your veins with all its accis'omcd purity aud inanity? Or has it became thickened and polluted by disease until your glands have become swollen, ydur skin diseased, or covered with ulcers and old running sores? Have you any dista-c which leads you to suspect Impure Blood, as the cause? 1 he spring ot the yeans tbe time to cure all i uch complaints and Dromgoole & Co’s “Cutifti uti -nal Monarch, is the uio-tpow. rful 15 eo i> Pdkutier that.can be found. Tetter, Scald head, PunpliS 151 itches, Gianulat, Swelling- 1 , Scrofula, Erysipelas, Gout, Rticuniaii-u;, aud all such diseases, cure i by its ae. S Id by all priuciplo druggists. <& $ EM PLOYWENT AT YOUR OWN HOMES. KI EliKl! : I X—Suitable for steady hands.— Pays huge [ lotus. Address for funiculars at once. “COSTAR,” No. 10 Crosby St., N. Y. Latest New York News. i. \ TTv: !! unit OUT I! ICK 0 r ! UWOBUi t ax OUT! 1 “Bi’wnifie* tbe O-'tnp cxion.” “Give- ,i I! =y Glo ■ to the Chocks.” “X It i tv Ti •><> lo the Lips ” “Removes all Bl >’rhes and Freckles.” “The li -st in lo- VV.'ihl.” “tOST./lf’S” Hesiislifter. THE BiHer-Sweft and Orange Blossoms. Boitle, $l.O0 —Three for $2.00. Kino Bottles sold in oris Jhv in N. V. City. £2?“AU Druggists in DAWSON sell it. [ Morning Paper , A up. 26.] “lOH MY ! ! Oil MY ! 1 can’t stand it; but he did, tor he seat right off and got a box of ‘Costar's’ Corn Solvent, and it cured ThOUMTDiR Os IiOXPR ho Id. All Druggists hi DAWSON sell it. “COSTAR’S” STANDARD PREPARATIONS. ARK “fostarV* Rat, Roach, kc., Exter minaiors. “Fosiar's” Bed Bug i xtcrmiiiafors. “lostar’s” (only pure) IliStCt I’OW der. •■Only Infallible Remedies known.” “18 ream established in New York." “2,(100 Boxes and Flasks manufactured duly." “( 1 ! Beware ! ! ! of spurious im tations. “All Doigg'S's ill DAWSON sell iheni ” address “Costar, 10 Ur 'sby S r ., N \ , Or John F. Husky, (Successor to) (irmas Ba nks & Cos., 21 Park R w, N. Y. For sole by Janes & Lojles?, Diuggig-9, Dawson, Ga, /yb2&'69;ly R E A J ) !_R HAD! “A Pc tiny Sand, Is Two Pence Made" ONE hundred vents experience by the World, since Benjamin Franklin uttered the above ptoverb, but adds to its truth. Then whv not everybody use the EXCELSIOR FAMILY REMEDIES, and save the Doctor’s Mileage, Visits and Prescriptions. The EXCELSIOR .lytic Pills NEVER FAIL to cute Chi!ls and Eevtr or HIMOF3 Fevers, while the cost Isa mere tr fie complied with a Doctoi’s bill for the same aerviue. So of the EXCIILGOR VUI I5 GUlfetl—lt never fai's to cure either. In fact, it i8 the name Remedy in a different form. But from its greater fo!ability and fluid condition, is more nauseous to tbe taste, but at the tame time, is more active than the Pills. Neither cure bv Vomiting or Purging, but bv killing the •Hillaviu or Poison in the svstem, and the patient is relieved with out being prostrated with Drastic Remedies. These Remedies also lemove Fever Cake*, or enlargement# of the Npleen and Liver.— Cue lueipieut Dropsy, and all Malarious Dis* case* The Excelsior IWious Catharlic SHits are uuequuled as a Mil,l) ant'. KFFI IF,XT Ch than it*,', always ae tinj? promptly, vet mildlv—disgorging the Liver and relleving Biliousness andiiscon sequcnces. Cu es Sick Headache, Constipa tion, Liver Din iifii, &r. The Excelsior I'ett: file Itcs'or a!frf—Relieves Hipmessed Menstruation, Fateful JJenstrna io-qLeuoorrhon or Whites, Ulceration of the Womb, and many other die eases and conditions peculiar to Females. It is the best Uterine A'terative and Purifier known to the Medical 7 5 rofe a -'ion, and no fe male troubled with any irregularity or con - dition peculiar to the sex, should dispair of bcinfi cured, until she has eiveu it a fair trill. The EXCELSUi!t COCCI! HvILSvIJM — Cures Colds, Catrrrhs, In Uuenzas, Coughs, &e., Prevents Pneumonia aud Croup. A single bottle not unfrequently saves a family one hundred times its cost in dollars and cents, besides much suffering, and even the-loss of life. Tlie I xcelsior Sootliiiip: Cnr <■ ial—Has no equal for the cure of Bowel Affections, such as CHOLERA, Cholera-.1/ot btts, Cholera-Infantum, Diarrhea and Dysen tcr;; relieves the paius aud gripings, and ar rests the discharges. The Excelsior Pain Killer— Stands at the head of that class of Remedies, bring superior to Od of Life, King of Pain, and a host of such remedies heralded before the public as cure alls. The Excelsior Vermifuge— ls a, dead shot for Worms—a good and safe Ca thartic for children, under all circumstances, when such an action is needed, whether they are, or are not troubled with worms. All of the above Family IltlKrelics are offered to the public, not. as cure alls or geuetal Panaceas, hut as useful Family Reme dies, such us every family can administer with safety, without the aij or advice of a Physician. Th p ,Mguc Pills and Feltrifitge, never fad to cure wheu administered ac cording to directions. The Female Restoralirc has made some of the most remarkable cures of any medicine of the kind ever offered to the pub lic. It acts upon the tissues of the womb with the same certainty that J/ererry acts upon the Liver and other glands. It, removes obstructions aud relieves organic at.d func tional changes, and leaves tbe orgm healthy and natural. The other ISeinedics are simple, safe and efficient, for the several diseases aud conditions lor tvf.ich they aro severally re commended. They are all prepared at the EXCELSIOR DRUG STORE, IZau'SoH, Georgia* Wbe e msy always be found a complete as sortment of’ Drugs, Medicines, Pakus, Oil*, Dye-Si nil's, School Books, Paper, Fane, Ink, Ftncv articles, Fresh Seeds, &c, at Wholesale and Retail, as low «a they Citi be rurch .sed at any house iu South Western Georgia. The Excelsior R medies are for sale by Druggist-# and Merchants generally. C. A. Cheatham. Dtwson, Ga., March 11, 18d9—Cm HEAR T " E WITNESS! ,Y 0A R BEN 10! N0 Q l /NINE !.’ .eo merc i rm: Bibb County, Ga., Feb. 11 Lb, 1809. Messrs. L. W. Hunt & Cos. Gknts—l have taken Dr. Wilhsft’s Antipe • iodic, and have given it in my family, and unhesitatingly pronounce it to be the beet ('hill and Fever Medicine that 1 ever saw. I have never known it to fail in a single in s'auce. Yours truly, Tuos. J. Gibson, Bibb county. F«ale iu Dawson by Janes A Loyless, I) '?rrg*B' u march 11’09 f ,tn. ji.rfkSTt'./TOiivs s.is.i:. 1)Y Vctue ol on order Doit) 'he UMH of ) Ordinal volT■ ■ rcell Cos. Ga., Wff be ■old before tbe Conn House door in the town of Dawson, in Terrell comity, on the Best Tuesdav in April next, between the legal limits of sale, the following propertv, to wi : 25 acres off of lot No. 135, in tin- 3rd di-tiict ofTerrell county. Sold for .he benefit of the heirs and creditors of Hdto y B. Smith, dec’d. ABRAHAM SA.-SER, Adm’r, feblStds de bonis non. f ( Il'dKti! ", Tcrroll County : V X Notiee is hereby given to ail peraotiß concerned, that the estate of W. C. Thorn ton is unrepresented, and no one applies for letters of administration on said estate, aud that in terms rs theliw, administration de bout3 non, w ill be vested in the Clerk of the Superior Court or some other proper person, at (he J/irch Term of the C’ourt of Ordinary, unless some valid objection is made to said appointment. Given under my hand and official signa ture, this March 11, ’69. T. M. JONES, mhl 1-Sod Ordinary. f t EOKGI.I, Terrell County: VJf J. W. Rigan applies to me for let ters of Administration de bonis nou on tbe estate of P. A. Waller. These are therefore to cite and admonish all petsons concerned, to be and appear at my otliee within tbe time prescribed by law, and show cau-e, if any, why said letters should no: be granted. Given undor my bend, and official signature, this J/irch lltb, 1869. marll3od T. J/. JONES, Ord’y. POSTPONED Administrator’s Sato. VORF.EaBLE to an order of the Court of Ordinary of Terrell county, will be sold before (he Court House door in Dawson, on the fiist Tuesday in April rest, between tbe legal bonrs of sale, the following prop erty, to-wit: Lot, of land, No. 63, in the 17th district, and east half lot of land, No. 62, in the 17th district of Terrell county, known as (lie Ford place, belonging toes’ateof Sarah Ford, dec’d. About 120 acres of chared land —ordinary improvcm, nts. Possession given the first of Januarv, 1870. Terms cash. febAtds CHARLES FORD, Arlm’r ftolice to Debtors anti Creditors. NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having derminds against Isaac W. Ken drick, late of Terrell county, deceased, to pr. sent them to mo propeilv made out, wi fa in the time prescribed by U«, so as to show their character and amount. And all peisons indebted to said ceceased, are hereby re quired to make immediate payment?*. W.O. K END KICK. Adm’r of 1 fvblSjGGd ISAAC W. ixENDfUCK. Dllii —AND MEDICINES. 4. I>R. J. R JANES W. A. LOYLESS. JAKES & LOYLESS HAVING formed a copartnership in the Drug business, have on hand, and are constantly receiving, one of the largest an.l best assortments of Drugs and Pore Medicines Kv,-r before off red in this Ma-ket, which will bv sold at. .tlaron Prices , freight added, for t tie CvISII. Thev buy li > gely for cash, therefore can offer super.or induce ments to cash customers. Their stock consists of Ml rugs, Chemicals , tl 'hile IjCitd ground in Oil, Paints, either dry or in 0:1, famishes ot' all I,intis, DYE-STUFFS, ESSENTIAL OJLS of the Purest Qutlity, Keroser.e, Linseed, Tanner’s, Machine, Sweet & Castor Oil, in abundance; ALSO, Soda. Starch, Pepper, . pice. Ginger, sulphur, Salts, &c. A full and complete assortment of Patent Medicines, Flavoring Extracts, Perfumery of all Kinds, Pomades, Hair Oils, Toilet Powders And soaps, Shading, Tooth and Hair Brushes. In fact, rvervthing u'uallv kept, in a fir?t clafs inset; SiOltE. They keen, also, far J/edical purposes, pure articles of WINKS 4 BRANDIES. Superior inducements are offered to Far mers and Physicians. Prescriptions carefullv conipi uuded and tilled by a Druggist and Physician of experience. Don’t fotget the place— n.xt door to Win. Wooten’s, Perryman’s old stand. Main street. Dawson, (Ja., March 4, 1869 —ly JEST RECEIVED! Baton Sides, Shoulders, Lard, Flonr, Sugar, 4’eflee, Tolmeco, f*OOi> WHISKEY; And a lot of Fresh Ground Meal and Grits, From Judge E. <*. ISrowsi * Mil!, All of which 1 am offViiug at livir g rales f. . , the Jtloney. Would like to make arrangements with : amities to furnish them with FRESH MEAL AND GRITS from the best 19'llite Corn, uridfrcm the best Mill in the county. J. E. LOYLEG3. Dawson, Ga , March 4, *C9—3tj P K O D XT C E AND I®s*ovi§l«>os FOR SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA. MESSRS. KOLB & COUBIC, ISri to inform Pmders and Farmers of ▼ » South Western Georgia, that tty have opened a large Wholesale and Retail Produce <fc Provision House ijt e f TANARUS./ r/jr-/, .fi.r., Whore they notv have on hand, and will be constantly receiving, large supplies of CORN, HAY, BACON, LARD, Flour, Tobacco, Liquors, He. WE offer great inducements to Deal rs and Farmers by the Wholesale, and pled e our selves to sell to them at all times, at as low pi ices as the goods can he obtained in J/a con, thereby giving a great difference in Freight, We refer to Capt. S. R. Wistoh, of Daw son, from whom our wholesale ptices can be obtained. HOI.B A rorßlt. ! Fi.faiil. *l. 11 loan »- Kew Jew • AT BALDWIN’S OLD STAND, JVTain Sti*eot ? - - - - DAWSON, < Ifß Hfiill 13VT £ ‘gra IT?! "Pf* TTT Bill pH! 1 1 lib fc\ b’s [ •:! t.. \ Eg I 8 I%\ il L# Pj iil Ff IA II IS MUI£IU li l* HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK, AND is receiving daily, tho most MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF Sfßin© Evtr before otFercd in a Southern Market, consisting of ( UOICE RRY GOODS, embracing a 1 tbe new stylos of Louies’ nit ess coons, cloths, CviSIMLIIES, I'ESTI.raS, ffe., u:ea;dy-ma:d:e clothing If, ITS, Cat PS, HOOTS Si SHOES, in every variety of Price and excellence Alto, for the accommodation of our Agricultural friends, wo have aud shall keep on ban; 1 a large assortment of OKOC’ftlSklEgS OF AitTi BESCHIPTIO^ tii we intend t. a II oti the lowest aud n.oat accommodating term* for CASH. Osi r.-anner of huglnesa w ' he conducted upon Uio fit. IS Iff principle. We shell endeavor to r iKe "QUICK SA I.FS" and be satisfied with "SMALL PROFITS.” Under these cit c tii-t ihces, we invite cur friends and customers to call and examine our stock before pur el: sing elsewhere- assuring them thatt.hr' shall be fully satisfied before leaving, ,ir“Bill” JriiiMston aii«l Grcrit 11. Tlsompson will always boon hand, anu will be pleased to wait on their old friends and customers. f0b11,1869 —im 1860. # 18 60. Sa HL SHIBBIBIL <& DA.WSON, GEO-, IIEvIM.LSiS l,r DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES cfe HATS j I CJSZOCfi AMD CUTLERY, j LirfAVE nr . > hrtul one of tho Largest and bust Selected- Wtock t 0- I)S ever b. tight I TO THIS MARKET. SAID Goods /.eve hi or. Hompllt Low, aBl ( w gold at eueh figures as will suit EVERYBODY. DO NOT FAIL TO CALL SOON. i 'T-ipr mWmmLm I •' '>l ■*' |aa* tu—) Mew Hard mi re Stor«-» , '|''llE Uuderslgncd would rcppectfully 1 announce to the citizen* of Dawaoti and the aurroutiding country, tl at he has received, and is constantly receiv ing Hardware of every I)f..cnptiou, nd of the very best mate ' il: Consist ing iu part ot Gookjiiii Slovts, I liovclw, llocw, Aict, Aiidirous, POCKET KNIVES, TABLE CUTLERY, G UNB, PLANTATION TOOLS, T&r - wj. f\.V. k\\ hi am 11 BW'T’rrTTt. A 1 jjlf 1 IK ON AX ?3 STEEL Always on Hand. Tha . ful for the liberd patronage, of which lie has been the recipient ior a number of years, he respeetfully solicits a continuance of the same. JOHN TB. PERRY. D v.-on, Ga , January 2*, 1869-3 m * Tl iUaLLL SHIIKUT' SALES VST ILL be sold before ti c Coon House f T door in th<* town of Dawson said conn' ty on th«> first Tuesday i Apr»i next, within the Ir./al hotn «» ol eutf' t- f«Howing property o v»it : Oue l uuse an ■t, Iri the totrn of kno-v.. a- 1 the p’a< ■’ oc< and by J. F. Scai’t?. Lev lon aa the prup. r ■ •. t W. N. Duckerj to k i fv lour Jusii- V( sis is, issued from tbe >G;M;h District,'*. A--., of Floyd coud'v, Ga., ii favor of A. W -aidweli vs W Duckt r, which ii fas hav *i t - . i .*nsf *rred to T. \V Loyleea. Prop ty pointed out by T. W Loyless, transreiec. I :ry made ami rc turned to me by a con-tab . AUo, one house and io ’.ue towft n f Daw son, leirell county, A*>. o' kiiown, but kno? r. as tbe pLc* whereon J. F. x V uo*' re>it s. Levied on es tbe r; on ol Y. N Duckc , to .Mi'i-ly a 0 i t . - >■) ! U” ••• >. • v r or Court, in iavor of M. D” ’?»•!, e U cr, vs Wrn. N. Ducker, maker, : x ' y f tu doisf r. A i -.i>. two bales of co’ t. - ,i'2 and 3 marked T. J. S. 7/evie< 4 pof of Ji nos W. Scotr, to 8a u-.on is sued from the /Superior ( i .<?!! Cos., in favor oiSauiual Willtfo; '*l W, Scot*. Alto, one house and lor, .n;ir*d tit this time >y Mr. Johns on, and *jksu.ith and shops, and the lot wbei • a the stand, Nos. ijo’ known, but known a the lots of R. P. J/* tin, deceased, ? n the village of Dover, Terreil county. Levied on < the pro { ty of li. P. Martin, dec’d, to 8a i fy an x* a 10a issued from the Superior » c irt cf r -H cousi v in I'avor of John F Perry vs A ifua P. J/irtioand W. M. C^—. fi V * • ■ . . AS^ETPK, 1 fcb2s-tda sh’lf CARPENTER’S TOOLS, TRACE CHAINS, &Cr, &o. Also, a well assyried Stock of. FiyOTiri of different grades ; #ll of which, he is prepared to toll on as accomtno datiog and IScsisonable Terms as the times md situation will allow. eiOO REWARD l STOJLEMWS I/ROM tbe subscriber, at or near ( j, e (¥rß . i r.ikc, in Calhoun county, G* a mcijiun v.- light Sorrell mare mule, sir.,;] wi ,k ’ o! 1 forehead, 8 years old this f pri|i ,. i8 : -v.-dI that thb mule was ' co ‘|er, if , negro . ...icd Nteph-ti Jfimtee. formerly owned by a U'. leDtiel; ot War .ling'oi eoiintv, 6n., 8 ; h:it bu hl « gon% back to. Washington ■ l negro j.. nbout, S3 or 38 .Tears old, M,c:. W>. prr.minent forehoad, and nas otilv j.t.-j Movers and Thumb on We li iii-i, not reeoileeteti which hand, b; in<r a ( -Lcral I’cfeet. ■' ippreh.'DStoD and delivery in any -ii ol tfiis S. tie, of said negro, the sub y-r will give one hundred dollars, and v ,! give ssme awonnt for the delivery ot »'•••' H'uie to him at t.fe residence. Slid no - ■ was uuder anwt for stealing and made ?e from the Deputy Sbeiiff'of Terrel Uoatity, A-iy inform illon (bankfolfy received A.i- Jf. JOHN R HENDERSON, ri Dawaur.Gt. G fKMA, Tfi-rttll Count Vt ncreus, Eli Cochran, Executor of ii ling S: ; >B, applies for letter* of dismis.- froi ,- nd estate. 7 <-?e are therefore to cite *nd iidmc. all »ns concerned, to be aDd appear a. oft. ihia (he time preacribed f y |^ w . • - ah- ause, if any, why laid •»** .J, no: .. . ' . uiveu under my nd, I cfbci.i -iviiature, this Nov. Lbh. 1^ IYI r r * s j
