The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878, June 10, 1869, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDAWSON JOURNAL. local column. A good printer to toko charge of cU r office, as foreman. Requisites: Good moral character, nms ter ot his trade, love work, and hale whißkey. «ev. T- E- Eangley Wo aro requested to state that ltev. T E. Langley will preach at the Bub tist Church on next Sabbath, at lUi, A. M. . x» Dealers in ! rinocial attention is called to Ex tracts from the Code, published by T M. Jones, Ordinary. Take notice and govern yourselves accordingly. Jflasatei»ie»— Scott’s and Peterson’s for June have been received, both well filled with choice matter. Hoots A Shoes. large lot just received and for sale. It, own selection. Call ami exunnne. 3 J B. PERRY. Weather and Crop.— The crops in this section are actual !y suffering for rain, and we are in formed by planters that corn, i.) some parts, is even now beginning to “twist,” while the cotton is drooping tand, in gome instances, dying Unless the Flood-gates of Heaven are rasied v.nry soon, the gardens of the city will “play entirely out. j We must have favorable seasons I goon, or our pro-poets for a good f crop will bo slim indeed. SS.aco u “•2,000 pounds Bacon just received and for sale, either for cash or on tim J 13. PERKY. ISaniK i- oi the South— The Ban.neb or tiie South is now theon'y weekly paper published which mourns at th s grave of the Lost Cause ami which keeps alive its memories. i It is eminently Catholic and South— ; i in its tone, bat jus! and charitable j a all. Father Kvan, its Editor in j i hies, is a brilliant and fearless writer 1 Ho has proven himself an able defend j cr df lid'njio cl Patria —the motto of j liis paper, which is rapidly g.ining in ! public favor and growing in circulation j throughout the whole country. The i subscription is S3 pur annum Speci men copies sent free All communi cations and business letters should Ate , addressed L. X. BLOME & Co', pub lishers, Augusta, Ga. £2iis , dtVi-B'€# Complete assortment, now on hand. : Bought from importers. J. B. PERRY. Dr. Farnum’s advertise- , meat, anil govern yourselves accord '“gb’- Judge Jones’ notice to Administrators, Executors, and Guar- 1 dinns. Mew (.(hk!s— J. W. Roberts & Cos have received a lot of Summer Goods. Call and see them. I IceCkkam.—The weather at fever h'at, still our iiieud, Jacob Sex', com plains that hi fails to sell out his delie lojj loi Cream midi daily. Sustain Jake and he will always be ready to cater so ihe wants of his customers. S'ST'Tue wonDEitiun bkopertiks of Hie Pyrafuge is showing itself daily in the blooming cheeks of our former emaciated citizens, all of .whom declare that until they tried this great chill and fever expoller, they knew not what it was to be clear, even for a few days, of sc .urge of our Southern country • thanks to science and our en terp.ising townsman; we need no lon ger four the great scourge, and we can now go on our way rej .icing that at last a conqueror is at hand which wiil instantly expel from our system chills and fever, dumb ague, arid those diseases incidental to malarious cli mates. Keep a bottle <.f the Pyrafuge in the bouse, and as soon as the chill or fever is felt commence taking it, and at once you are really making a last ,r-g and permanent cure. —Republican most beautiful patterns for La liii’s. Misses and ehildrcu’s dresses siver before exhibited in Dawson can be «een at Mrs. E. A. Thompson’s store. Dresses made or cut and fitted at rea sonable prices ; patterns Bold at a trifle. ,0 at) d parchase' ■lo Lawyers and Parties in Law. The Atlanta Constitution has made arrangements with Col. N. J. Hurn -1 n d, "upr me Court Reporter, to fur 'li”*l T h at paper exclusively with the decisions of the Court, u-nd the pro gress o( business each day, for the benefit of r s readers. ihe advantage is manifest of sub scribing to this Journal, to get this im il,ll ant legal intelligence fresh, :md in a d,uiice.cf yll other pipers. fcjC’Obituaiy notice r.f Joshua Can- n °n will appear next week ■ A tine article of North Geor i - 1 lanscd Leather for sale at W. WOOTEN. A Negro Marries a Radical’s Daughter and St duces ller Sister. —Mr. Daniel Iloy is a Radical who lives at Lorhorry, ah. lit four miles above Piuegrovr. Ho is a thorough be liever _ iu tho doctrines, teachings, and j riuciplot of Radicalism, and regu larly votes the Radical ticket. He was an advocate, too, of the fifteenth amend tnent, aud treats tho negro as “a man and brother. ’’ Mr. lluy has a daughter, Bliza by name, who is very fair to look upon. John Bowie is one of tho “com ing men,’’ as black as tho ace ol spades. Between John and Eliza sometimes I s uee there sprung up a warm intimacy ' and affeotioD, which resulted about six weeks siuce in the twaia boiug united in the holy bonds of matrimony. But ibis is not all! Mrs. Bowie has a sister, as fair to look upon as she.— lJetweou this sister and Mr Bowie an iutimacy has also existed, the fruits of which will bo reaped shortly. “She loved not wisely, but two well,” aud soon another Japhet will apppear in search us a father. —PoUsvillc (Pa.) Staedurd. The above is the reward due and reaped by this Radical family. We only tear that our country politically, ; wiil he ia the saute oaudi.iou under rad | ieal rule. The mills of the Gods grind sbwly, , &c dte. Floiu'! Flour! Os the best bran is, just received and for sale, low. J. 13 PERKY fflcavyou Hie Episeopaiains. A reliable geutlemau from South west Georgia reports the following: Au eainineot Episcopal clergyman made an appeiutmeut to preachat Albany not long Since. Eierybody was invited to he present ; and there being no Epis copal church in Albany, the largest church was securo-f - 4 or the ccca-ion.— ! his church had a very large gallery, woiuu was appropriated for the use of the oiPr-d people. The appointed Sabbath came, and the building was crowded up stairs wi h blacks; and <wn stairs with whites. There being no re tiling room, tLe uiiiistcr had to enter tho church clothed iu his clerical robce. Wnile all were impatiently waiting his arrival, there suddenly appeared a ghostly ligure clothed iu a long whi e robe, walking up the aisle. This ol course, was tLe expected divine, but Cuffee in the gallery had never s.en the l.ke before. All of a sudden a shout ot Ka-klux I burst from the gallery, and A.T.ca brok.. ;n iudi-o.iminate pell moll f r 'he opeu air. Heels over head they fell, roiled and turnb ,and, and relied out of doors. The whites, viewing the up roar, also became alarmed, and some one shouted fire. Panic seized the white audience, and out they rushed, but the doorways being crowded, they speedily made doors of the windows.— Gmas and splintira flow m e\ery direc tion. The church was soon emptied, and presented tho appearance of having been riddied with grape shot. Quiet was finally restored; the cause of the disturbance discoveit-d—the white au dience returned, hut no earthly induce ment could ever induce the negroes to go back. There were no converts to the “true church”, among the blacks in Albany on the occasion. Chronicle & Sentinel. fl&y*The Orange Crop will not he a failure, as was anticipated from last Winter’s Dost. We are informed that some of the groves iu this county on the St. Johu’s will bear larger crops than last year. —Palatka (Fla.) JJtr aldj “I come to steal,” says the rat. “I spring to embrace you,” says the trap. There is a chap out West with his hair so ted that when lie goes out be fore daylight he is taken far sunrise, and the cocks begin to crow. ?lASiHi:i lItIFOKT. No material ctiange in the leading articles, since our last, except cotton, J which has advanced tully one cent per yound. Stocks of provisions heavy, and our j merchants di-posed to help the far- j mer to make his growing crop, by j selling oc tin e. ; Special Wo Sices. TO COjfSVMPTi i't.S. The Advertiser, h.-n ing been restored to health iu a few weeks, hy n very simple rcmeilv, after Ravine suffered sc\. nil yearn with a severe lime affection, and that dread disease, < .maumpeioD is anxious to make, knoivu to his fellow-sufferem th To U Sl'who desire it, he will send a copy of the nri-Bi'riotion used (tree of charge,) with the dirce tions for preparing and using the same, which thnv will hnd a sure cure for 1 onsumptton, Ui-tn ma Bronchitis, etc. 71,e ohjeet of the advertiser in seudiug the i'rrsqi'tption is to benefit the afflict ed, and spread information which he conceiv-ea to he invaluable ; and he hopes every sum n i "ill try his remedy, as it will eost them nothing, and "'lindies wishingj «m jetitly Williamsburg, Kings county, K. A. ERRORS or STOUTH. A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, "I’rentattire Decay, and all the effects of yo ithfui indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need it, the receipt, und directions for making the simple remedy by wb ieh be was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad vestiset’s experience, can do so by address inir in perfect confidence, 8 * p JOHN I} OGDEN. I juot3,ly * v ’. >- b'fl ti' h'rcct, N. \ JUST RECEIVED! Bacon Sides, Shoulders, Lard, Flour, Sugar* Codec, Tobacco, «OOI> WHISKEY; And a lot of Fresh Ground Meal and Grits, From Judge E. «. Brown's Mil All of which I am offering at living rates for the Jfloneg. Would like to make arrangements with families to furnish them with FRESH MEAL ANO GRITS from the beet If *hiif C’OJVt, aud from the best Mill iu the couutj. J. E. LOYLESS. Dawson, Ga., March 4, ’69—3m FOR SAXiJC ! CHEAP FOK CASH! Bacon, C >rn, FI oir, Meal Syrup Sugar, Coff.e, Potatoes, Salt, Cooking Stotws, Eoes, &e., &c. .Bolsta A. Fiflloii, Wareb' me & Commission Merchant, Dawson, Ga , April 29;‘2c WT LI TE, PE AS.' For Table Use. For sale by J. E LOYLESS. T-tt K GHKAT CHILL USD FEVER 1 espellNe. LlffMmjpH.j IT IS IX FACT A MOST WGNDER?UL j UJFa V Eli CTJ R E OX ACCOUNT OF THIS INSTJk J%T REIffiEDY MAKIXG A Lasting it Permanent Cure. O | NO CASE, However Obstinate,- ! Can resist its Health-giving Properties PYRAFUGE I Creates an Appetite, Brings Color to Cheeks of the Emaciated and Strength to ttie Feeble. Evt»ry KoflI« Sold is Accompa nied I>y a Oimraittec ol its EFFICACY. The Proprietor of (be PVRAFUGK chaU lenge* ev.ry ease, no matter of how long atnr.didg, to try this* GREAT 6’HILL AND FEVER fJRE, andithen deny its wonderful oui ative properties. ASK FOR LA ITMAN’S PYRAFUGE, AND get rid of that I .Miserable Disease, CHILL ANE FEVER. For sale, at Wholesale, bv the Sole Manu facurer for the United States, by JACOBS LIPPMA^, PROPRIETOR OF Lippraau’s Wholesale Drug Huose Savannah, Ga. IxAYTON’B OIL OF LIFE CUBES ALL Pain sand Ache s, and is the Great I? heum a t i c Remedy. KAYTON’S FILLS Cures Sick Headache and all Billious Disorders. May 20 iy. S>3l. ROBERTSON, Os Cuthbcrt, will in future make reg ular vi.-i's to Diwsod, for the purpose of ! giving tbe citizens the benefit of his pro fessional services In the management of the natural tooth he claims n*miperi or in the United States. All work war ranted to give sa'isfac'ion and at reason able prices. Will spend the second week in June in Dawsm. References : D A. Coobran and Ladv. S. G. ROBERTSON, j 3,tf Dentist, C’uthhcri;G i. MEDICAL CARD. dr-J. h. Johnson, Having Located at lli-oavii'h Mil lion, Cast., will lake grout pleasure to wailing on all those, who desire hi* servi oes, No other piaolce solicited. -May ZOlh-tf Mrs. E. A. THOMPSON, MIIIINER & MANTUA MAKER AND DKALKR IN MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS Storj oh the South Side of Public Square, DAWSON, GEOROIA. April ], IB6o—Bm SPRING MILLINERY. Miss Mollie Williamson, ATT OULD respectfully announce to her old it friends and the public, that she has just received from New York, a S.ari, C anti Elegant .1-sorlment of SPRING MILLINERY GOODS Os every description. She has also a good assortment of flair Brades, Dress Trimmings, Ac., Ac. She invites the atreution of I lie la dies to her stock of goods and her prices. Dawson, Ga., April 8, Infill. Sin MISS BID WALKER, DEALER IN " MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS, Southwest Coiner Publie Square, aprß'69tf naicson, Georgia. Spring. 1869 Spring. LOYLESS <§c GKRIIFE’XIiT, ARE OFFERING A LARGE STOCK OF IViaits, Doencstics, SSiocs & Moots, I'lolliin?, Notions, Hats; shkS Caps, Hardware, &c., Ac. T LOW BOIS X for • re Cash Ornty. We offer st low prices to enable us to close out our stock soon. ; Dawson, Ga , .April lath, 186»;3rj IT L BUKNEY. J. F KELS N. BIIYHMN. NEW FIRM ! TGE have succeeded. Mr. 11. Rogers \\ in the DRY GOODS BUSINESS and continue to offer on good terms, FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS, STAPLE GOODS, YANKEE NOTIONS, SHOES, BOOTS, DRESS GOODS, CLOTHING, LATE STYLE HATS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, and everything else generally found in mixed Stocks in Dawsou. Come and price our Goods before purchas ing elsewhere, as it will not eost you any thing. to see. BIJRAEA & NELSON, No. 3, liOvlees Block. Dawson, Gn., April 22, 16f>9—3 n THE TOMLINSON DEMORESTCO Manufacturers of FBK£ CARPAAQES, G2O Broitdivny, Sett York. Are mantifa* turiug rx'cnsivcly ev ery style cf Carriage, Buggy, and Wagon suitable for tbe Sr.uth, from tte finest Landau and I’l tu'oo down to the Velocipede. Mr. W. Woodruff, of Griflii, Ga., well known throughout the S utb as the rpiginatt r of the ccb bratt-d Buggy called ‘-The Woodruff Concord,” isdd < The Wooruff Plantation Wagon, at.d associated with u« in N. Y , where we will always keep a good stock of these | Buggies and Wagons on band, which ore said to be superior to almost any unde in America. If you want any kind of a Vehicle, ! good Wabranted wokk, send your or ; dors directly to this House, or through 1 any of cur Agents, tud ibey will Lave j prompt attention Illustrated circulars i will be sent to any person v.ho will | write for them Mhy 6 ly SPRING sttvk ol Mil incry ami Fan cy Goods* just revived :rt MWb m wh liamsunb; m BRU ©is —AND— MEDICINES. + PR. J. R. JANKB ~..W. A. LOYI.ESS. JANES k LOYLESS HAVING formed a copartnership in the Drug business, have on hand, and are constantly receiving, on<?of the largest and best assortments of Drugs and Pure Medicines Kver before offered in this Market, which will be sold at .ilacon I’rites, freight added, for the C.MSMI. They buy largely for cash, therefore can offer superior induce incuts to cash customers. Their stock consists of Strugs, Chemicals, It 'll He i.eatl ground in Oil, i*uinls, cither dry or iu Oil, famishes of all kinds, DYE-STUFFS, ESSENTIAL OILS of the Purest Quality, Kerosene, Linseed Tanner's, Machine, Sweet & Castor Oil, in abundance; ALSO, Soda, Stare li, Pepper, f piee, Linger, Sulphur, Salts, &c. A full and complete assortment of {patent .fledicaßucs, Flavoring Extracts, Perfumery of all Kinds, Pomades, Bair Oils, Toilet Powders And soaps, Sha'/ing, Tooth and Hair Brushes, In fart, everything n=unlly kept in a first class BiltlG SI a HE. They keep, also, for .1/edioal purposes, pure articles of WINES 4 BRANDIES Superior inducements aro offered to Far mers and Physician*. Piescrip'ions carefully compounded and filled by a Druggist and PhvHcla," of experience. Don't fmget the place—next door to Witt. Woolen’s, Perryman’s old Aland, Main street. Dawson, Ga , March 4, JBB9.—ly TPRIk6 SEASBI» CPENcOI 0 iOOO THINGS FOR EVERYBODY JIVC OT3 BEX T ' pleasure in announcing to the cij.- 1 izous of Dawson, and surrounding couu try, that he is now receiving aud opening, at Itiu CONFECTIONERY, In ttie New Building opposite Wm. Wootkn’s, one of the M. nr first and dlost Com plete Sloths of CONFECT IONS ever offered in Dawson. He has something to, please the lauej and suit the taste of every body. Canned Fruits, Preserves, Jollies. Pickles, Sardines, Oysters, Crack ers, Fancy Candies, &c., &o. .11l EHE SIS and JEI.YE. My BAKERY is in “full blast,” and I atn always prepared to meet all demands in the way of good Bread. Oakes, .to. Weddings and parlies furnished with Fancy Cakes at short notice. Let all come and examine for themselves. May 18,1869; ts .1 ii.iii.yisi it.iton ’s s./L I") Y virtue of an order from t tie Court ol ) Ordinary of Terrell Cos. Ga., will be sold before the Cooit House door in the town of Dawson, in Terrell county, on the first Tuesday in July nexf, between the legal hours ol sale, the following property, to wi : 100 acres off of lot No. 137, iu the Brd dot; iet of Terrell county —with cliu-ch and grave yard reserved. Sold for Ihe benefit of the heirs nod creditors of Sidney B. Smith, dec’d-. Terms ca.-li. ABRAHAM SASSER, AdroV, mavlStds dc bonis con. / 1 EOSGIA, Terrell 4'eimfy: \ I Whereas, W. W. Farnum applies for let ters of dismission from administration ot the estate of Cinthii Devreaux? These nre therefore to cite and admonish nil persons concerned to be and appear at my office within the time proscribed by law, and show cause, ii ariv, why said letters si,on Id not be granted. Given under my (and und official signature this April 29th 18*59. T. Vi. JONES, ap*29;6m Ord'v. NOTICtS. MARY COLLINS has applied for ex emption of personalty, ami pelting apart nd avalu ition of Homestead, to be heard at 10 o'clock, a. in. ou the 31st day of May, *6O. May2u;2w T. M. JONES, Ordy. P. If. ADAMS, 11. K. WASllbtlHl, A. A. ADAMS, Katonton, Ga Savannah, Ga. AmeiicU3,Ga. ADAMS. WASHBURN & C-0. P’ACTOKS -—AND Commission Meirlianls, No. 3, Stoddar d' Lower Range' Dnj i- u S'iTi’i!#tnr?/r. Here is* ilie i*lace • ,1 UST KECEIVED BY B. H. HOOD, 3|ain Street, Dawson, Ga., 20,000 lbs. MIACON: SHOULDERS, SIDES; LAI3D, FLOUR, SALT, SUGAR, COFFETI, TOBACCO, WHISKEY, and in fact, everything usually kept in the Grocery and Provision line; Also, a largo lot of OOIR-ZDsT -AJCsTID OATS, All of which I atn off.ring Cheap for CASH, at ATLANTA and MACOX prices, freight added. AH I a-k is a fair showing. Givo me a call. mchlß,lß69—3m B. H. HOOD COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND BUYERS -OF— mmy aooosi Boots, Shoes, Hals, Groceries, lobacco, Hardware? Steel, Iron And many other articles usually kept iu a FIRST-CLASS WHOLESALE HOUSE, Ate iuftrmcd that tho siPiR-insra- stock -OF- J. B. ROSS & SOi\ IS nnw COMPLETE, and is the largest and best selected of any they have ever had the plearure of i ffering to the buyers of Middle and Southwestern Ga., In Spring Dry Gto&ds, It is unusually heavy and s-dect, and worthy special attention. Indeed, they arc prepared to furnish from a Fish Honk to a Giind Stone, from a Hair Pin to a bale f Domestics. In GOODS and PRICES, we know they can suit you. Call on J. 3. ROSS & SON, mb'*- ".m Wholesale Dealers m Groceries, Dry Goods, etc., IVtACQN, CA -1869 3.869 Sippimgf TK.IBE Opened ! j i. iiinn & co., DAWSOUST, GA. have purchased iioavily this Spring, more so than ever before, and think \f 4 we can supply all that give us a eall, with in'icst-CIaSS Goods on as gn.d terms as can bo hssv. in any retail Store m Georgia. Onr« :i A T fti*i6tv Store —We deal in Fancy Dry Goods, Ilovt.*an(l Shorn, Hatn tuuiiionntls, CSSA!H 1 ‘-.T/./ St!■' CjLttTti-* f.t’G, Itarihrare, lloltoiv- 2» \irc, H 'ooihn- ii'arc, ST.tl*i.K U <H)!iS nnd W&W.mil 2 In the selection of our Stock, we had in view particulmly to supply the wants of the Plan ter, and will be pi eared to have the citiff'”? of Terrell, Calhoun, Webster, and other Counties tradrng to thrs point, call and examine our Stock. Messrs. 0. 0. BROWN anil WILLIAM KAIGLF.R, respectfully ask tlnir friends to call on them at J. W. Koberts & Co's. uihlß 111 ■ —— 11 - 11 1,1 *~— ' '' - HEADQUARTERS FOR Proiliwe 4 ProYisious. wmtmm & iMttimam 61 TIIIKD STKKLT. 61 COIITSF, h(iO0 Huahvls choice Tennessee Jorn. BACON. oO OOfl lbs. Side**, llaiiis und SI oubiors, . FLO UII. 100 bin t old iiifloronl Grades. MEAL H)0 sacks Water ground Meal, OATS. 500 bushels choice Seed Outs. 112YY. 200 hales Wt’H.ern Timothy Hay. Cottoe, hugar, Tobacco, t’andle?, Soaps, Wines, Lic,Ui rs, &c. AViiioii we are prepared to acM lor Caaii or ou tiuio, with approved city acceptance, *n a. iccvtu-uod.itiig iciai; a. a' v Innt.c iu this city. I*oll THIS fi 111 ttii hYS. T' 1 iSlcxcuii CaU,