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Newspaper Page TextlAWSdN journal. =ToeAL COLPMM. 4 pVERTUmfC IIVI)EX. Official—R. B. Bullock. Legal-»M. J. Haddock Legal —Wright Kennedy. Dissolution—Pratt & ('»iir. New Firm— Crim & Tucker. Nr,lice —Martin L. Harp. (', tton Planter—E P Renuehamp. linn Works —R Finlay’s Sons. J,iw Hard Lyon, DeGrnfienn id and Irvin. ' Bakery-jLL Sol!imnn.» Mill M. Wflliumson Millinery—Mrs. E. 'Ar Thompson. N. Y. Exchange—TT. \y. Powell. Guano for Turnips, . . * Foltqn’b. MuncnANTsand others wanting New ; Ynrk exchange, can bo supp'ied w ith any amount, by calling on me at Loy less & Griffin’s. Tuos. W. PowF.r.. Call to see my stock of ladies, miss es’ and children’s Hats, ladies’ Bon nets, Fancy Goods, &c , next door to Pr Cheatham’s. Mms M Williamson. Oir merchants are fast filling their shelves with seosonahle goods, mid we are pleased to see such a lively trade AVe trust that they will continuer to sell goods at pmiill profits, thereby holding the extensive trade that has been given to Dawson heretofore. Let your motto be, ‘ Live and let live.” Wkatiixr—Still dry and very warm. Just suited to the planter that has cot' ton in the field ready for picking. but death on sugar, cane, potatoes, peas, turripß and gardens The prospect for rjrrnis. of p.nv kind, is slim indeed. Impossible to g*-t tur nip seed to come np,*nnd the collard lpnvp.o have the appearance of having been prepared by the doctors for the purpose of dressing blisters Hriefrs Sc Mnt.KS —The first of the season, just arrived and for sale by Faiintm & Sharp. Cotton Picking —One month more nflnvnrnWe weather and the cotton crop will b». Fathered, excepting an oc- , fusions! fie'd that is making n top crop, j We notice in our travels over this and CnWun county, that fully two thirds of ihe cotton is now open, and it we escape the September storm trio crop ! will he gathered in good order. Simmon's Shoes, Ar Fulton’s. Catlinnn Mipcrior Ccnrt Convened at M ug?n,on tnonday last —Judge J.i=. Clark presiding. We nl - this Court on M inday and Tues dry, but did not arr ve in time lo hear the of llie Grand Jury, but were please to lcara tha', in the charge, the J'lljj' congratulated the Jnrv and the ( C't z generally, upon the fact of there i Ip. tr i.- s ertme and fewer ca es on the 1 Criit.dnai and eket than in any county of I’‘ ’•'•’id.. Having iu her midst a 1 i g ' uuube: of negroes, pet haps a ma j ruy of votes—an elemeut that Las caused so much trouble in ether coun ties—her ciUzius, by sound, practicable judgement and a determination to give justice to all, have so controlled the cl men', as to have no trouble whatever, and is now gathering in the fruits of the J#ar 8 labor, which promises to be abun dant both in corn and cotton, enough to warrant satisfaction to tho employer and the laborer. Oa Monday, we concluded that there Were more lawyers in attendance than ell cuts, Cuthbert, Albauy, Macon, Blakely Lawson, and the home bar being repre sented. It was thought that the business of the Court would be attended to in threo ■or four days, and were informed by the Llerk of the Superior Court—Mr Fierce— that there were but fourteen icases returned to this Court. A few more years of prosperi'y, goo I law and order, and one day will suffice to do the business of the Superior court of Cal houn county. Would that all the coun ts of the State were Id like oondition|j bow muob time, trouble aud money be saved. VVe wer e pleased to meet many of °ar olu customers and friends, and, iho’ lhe y eannot boast of their ex'ensivc pos" sessions as in days past, they neverthe less are prosperous, cheerful, buoyant, a, 'd looking ahead to better times. 1 he village of Morgan we found to be n ri-.nu ground— m< re business being e than atany time since the war-her j ' 2 113 quiet, hospitable and raor * . hut » stranger would havo thought j anything else 0 f M <->rgan, had he ariced to stop at the hotol on Monday 1 D 'ght. Being » guest of Mr Coram (one 0 niJ r comrades in arms.) wo cheerfully ?' v <= of his untiring elforts to ccomodate his many guests and to have M ° ri,r : but whon ffitnds meet a t * ar S seem to fear the evil cf. of the water, and add thereto a 1 le of the rectifying fluid, which bc 'Dg strong and better than they arc used 41 home, onc of tlloUl sooncr than they expected, and the balance, through tho kindest of considerations take a littlo more, iu order ibat the first fiiend may not bo alone in his gh ry; and soon the party come to the con clusion that there is no use to sleep in Morgan, and take good care to carry out their conclusions to the letter, not only as concerns their party but the balance of the inmates of the Next morning, a temperance lecture would have had somo lepentant and , anxious listeners. (We judge only from their appearance.) We acknowledge the efTorts of some of our friends in behalf of the “J NAj„”and hereby tender jiyr tiianks and Irust that we may, before tho winter is Past, double our Gai liouti cotfuty. . *^ to tti«i jpwiicM <»f jfaiucraJ' —r. Trt<-. • % At a meeting of the Georgia Press m Atlautn, J,he undersigned‘were appointed a committee to correspond with Cjl Mark A. Cooper, CLriersville; Rev. C. W. Howard, Kingston; Gen. Wm. Phillips, Marietta; Hon. W. P. Price, LGhlooega ; Chancellor Limpsoomb, Athens; Col. Seaborn Jones, Van Wert; Messrs Noble & Sons, li me ; and such others as the committee may think prop, cr, for information upon the mineral re sources of Georgia, and compile and publish such information as they mav obtain. We respectfully invite all who have knowledge of valuable mineral deposits to communicate with us; aud, where it is pract calle,sond sain; las, which will he exhibited by us at the Fa rat Macon wl,e;e they will attract the attention of scientific gentleman and capital! ts from ail parrs of the country. S. 11. Weston, Dawson Journal. C 11. C. Willingham, La Graiuje Reporter. S. A. Atkinson, Southern Banner. Georgia papers will | lease copy. DtSTIUICTION OF THE COMJMBUB Rote Works by Fire —The Colum bus Enquirer says, on Friday about two o'clock iu die afternoon, the Works of the Columbus Hemp R ,pe Manufactur ing Company, which are situa'ed j u-t biyot-d lb, li ic oftho Notth Common and the lower edge of Womatkville, were destroyed by fire. It is said the fire originated iu the Picker Room, from which it spread wiih an irresistai le fury to all other parts of the buildings The Engine aud Ilook aid Ladder Companies, nothwi bstantbng the dis tance, wore soon on the spoi, but not in time to arrest the da.: es until they had acconuplishid their work of and strtc ion The machinery and nearly all the stock in the establishment were burned, hut were covered by insurance in Companies represented by P. F. Wile x, E-q. Lns supposed to he about SIO,OOO. Rumor. Mr. Joseph,' the Coolie agent at Cnarleston, S. C., has tec- ivtd orders to su ply nine thousand laborer at once. One thousand will he employ ed upon the Siluia, Rome <0 Dalton railroad. Another thousand uro for Colombia. OBIII'ABY • SAUNDERS.—Mts. M. C M. Saundets wile of Oapt. 7. F. Saunders, and daughter ol E. B. and N. B. L«yles>*, was born in Richmond county, Ga., Nov. 16 b, 18SD, and died in Wes-on, Webster county, G.i., on the l-2ih of Sept., 1869, iu the thirty eighth year of tier age. Sister Saunders was the daughter of pious parents, and when qui e a small girl joined the M. E. chutch, professed religion, and ever afterwards adorned the profession she made. Ttiere is, perhaps, no earthly gilt from our Heavenly Father that should be so highly esteemed as that of a lovely, dutiful child, a devoted wife, or a tiue mother. Such a gift God gave to her paren's, hus band and children, in the person of her whose death is here announced. She was single-minded, earnest - hearted, sincere, faithful, domestic, devoted and loving m all the relations of child, companion and moth er, and seemed to have two great centres ot love and confidence, labor and faith, where her heart, rested, and safely trusted, viz : her family and church. With these and the society of the good, she found her duties, her privileges, and her enjoyments. Her friendship knew no abatement on account ol distance or time, and the trueness of her na ture was a mu'ual enduring link between her and her friends: and it may tru ybe said of her that she was everything that consututeu j a good child, devoted wire, and true mother. Religion early appeared in her and was mau ifesld during hie in the form of sell-sacri fiee. She was self-denying, yet charitable and generous toward others, and those who kuew her best loved her most. Not only a large circle of fond relations, but many I mi lies and the church in this community, have experienced a bereavement that will long be felt. During her last illness her house was crowded with anxious friends, and her burial was at'ended by a large crowd of weeping j friends. She leaves a disconsolate husbaud and lour lovely children, but their loss is her ’May they solve .bat iheU.n ily Ciiole above may be completely God own time. . Wedon, Ga . Sept. 20th, 1869. MARKET It Ml* OKI. Dawsov, Sept. 22. 5 p m -OjMon; recei. ts not so heavy—market dull and drooping- buyers are at a loss to know how to bid, owing to the daily tint vorable news from Liverpool and New v i. We quote extremes Isa—>, Jut dearies 22; Shoulders 18; ! Batreinf? 28*80; Iron lien 9alo I Macon, Sept. 21—Cotton li»2i> 1 extremes; Bacon dear «ldoe2H, Stum.; I I" i; Bagging, Borneo, 00u.51, I BnL-ing Kentucky 28a28i; Bagging, 1 r ,nnev 271 to 28; Iron ties 8c per lb. i S. P ;. 21. Cotton tm.i -dlis»U'.- Sept 10 1 4; l.urd j "°n e w York, Sept. 22 f) p, m —Cot tou dull, 28 1 2; Bold $1 40. Special Notices. £'v’‘l he WONDtnvCL nwiMM «'( tho is showing itself daily in 1 tlie blooming cheeks of our former ornacintod citizens, nil of whom declare that until they tried this great ‘■hill find fever o speller, they knew not what it was (•.he cleat, even for 11 few 'lays, of tho scourge of our Southern country ; thanks to science and otireu I' PP ising townsman ; we need no lon ger four tho great scourge, and wo can now goon <>ur way rejoicing that at last a conqueror is at baud which wiil instantly expel from our system chills and fever, dumb ague, and those diseases incidental to malarious cli mato-i. Keep a bottle of the Pyrnfoge in tho hpmse, and !*R soon as the chill or fever is felt commence Tint? at once you are ready making a last j >g and permanent euro.— UrpUcau. 'One hundred Venrs now [p*ij the brated Plantation Bittsus were as glo- in the We.-g; Indies hs knowrT in £ a'es. , it: is they were r ot known Ayy that nninr, but lheirltont-, pouenta and manner of niannfacturinp were the s-iuje—save that there has been add- and Calixni/a or Peruvian liark, celebrafcd the world over for its wonderful tonic froperties. Even to this day these Bitters are popiilfras" ever, and their sale and uso on these Idands is eonstan increasing, and there con hard ly a family be found, rich or poor, who is without them. We do not wish to impute any wrong; to the Arneiiean proprietors of these Bitters, but that they are the origina tors, we most stoutly deny, and they must, take such umbrage at it as they please. At ihe same time we take this occasion to say that a more valuable tonic Biiters cannot be found in all the world. We consider them just the thine: for weak and delicate females, and all those requiring a mild and gentle stimulaut. Maqnoma Water.—Superior to the best reported German Cologne, and sold at hal the price. llrrk's Your #IOO. —Do you want it? We will give SIOO for any case of chills which we cannot cure by the use of our “King of Chills.” Don’t ca»e if you have h and the shakos ever since the “woods were burnt.”— Come along and be cured, or take your #IOO Any humbug about that ? We dare you to accept Cases of twelve months standing can be thoroughly eradicated by the use of this wonderful combination. All kinds of chilis are immediately cured bv its use. Ir, cleanses the stomach, arouses the j liver and carries off all bilious accumulations, ' when used according to directions. “King o! Chills,’ is prepared and used by physicians; never affects the head, ears or nerves, is pleasant, cheap and affectual. One dollar per bet le. Sold by all druggists. J. F. DROMGOOLE & CO., Prorrietors, Memphis, Tenn. TO C 8 VJfMPTJ 9 'VS. Tli (> Advertiser, havibeng on restored to health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having suffered several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumpeion— is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it, lie will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge,) with the direc tions fur preparing and using the same, which they will find a sure cure for Consumption, rtsth ma, Brouchitis, etc. Tho object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflict ed, and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable; ami lie hopes every sufferer will try bis remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, will please ad dress Kcv. EDWARD A. WILSON. je3:ly Williamsburg, Aiugs county, N. Y ERRORS OP STOUTH A Goo'!', man who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the elf els of youthful indiscretion, will, for Ihe sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need if, the receipt, and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was ■ ured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad vesti'er’s experience, can uo so by address ing, in perfect confidence, JOHN B OGDEN, um3;ly No. J 2 Cedar street, NY'. TERRELL Cos. Ga., Aug. 17, 1869. Messrs. Janes tt’ Lories*, l)av'so w, Ga. Gents : I have cured four cases of Chills and F.’ver with the bo'tlo of Wilhofts Anti- Periodic, or Fever and Ague Tonic, purchased of you about three tjeeks «go. I believe it is the best preparation for Chills, extant, and if taken according to directions, will never ftil so cure the most obstinate case of chills and fjver, aud there will be uo return of Chills. I recorgtnend il to all suff rins: with chills and fever. .J M POWELL. wbuhmjvfWA ii i—— i winn *T f pnasHKBSR* New •Advertisements. DISSOLUTION. O~|XHK partm r-hip Heretofore existing 4jL under the firm, name and style ot Pratt & Grim, is this day di-solvcd, by mutual consent. PRATT & GRIM. Daws in, September 15, 1869. We return our thanks to our friends and customers 1 r the very liberal pat ronage given us, at;d ask that the same m 'y be given to the new firm of Crim & Tucker, who will carry on the same bus iness at the old stand sep23;tf Pit ATT & CRIM. J. B C IM. B K TUCKER. I-TldW FIRM. undersigned have this day formed a c -partnership f r the purpose of doing a general Mercantile business, and a s k ol a liberal public a share of their patronage. We occupy the old stand of Pratt &, Crim. ClilM & TUCKER. Dawson, Ga., Sept. 15jtf 'BEAUCHAMP PLANTER AND GUANO distributor tu/ANTED ! AGENTS to \fj canvass the Cotton belt, to sell Stale and County Rights to my COTTOtf SEEIt TER AJiD GUANO DISTRIBUTOR. Reliable, good business men wanted, and none other.-. To such I will give good terms This Planter has been H-lly tested, and may be seen at the State Fair in “aeon in November next. E I BEAUuHAMI. Dawson, Os., Sept. 23-2 m. NOTICJtfi. . I I Persons are kindlv requested not to \ intrude any tarther oo my land by haul- I ilia off wood or limber. i g . ,i is done Iron, this date, the trespasser will be dealt with as j Sepl. ‘2 j—H* ;.v#:»»’ .tit »’f- it t'Msi\ui:.rTs LYON, DrGRAFFEXJIEID & IHYIN, fTTOUpb? H MW, .Itncon, - tJrarefla. Uril-I. give attention to I’tofesaional Bual neaa in the Matron, South, western, and Battalia Circuits; in the IT. S. Couits, in Sa vannah and Atlanta; and by Special Con i tract in anv part of the State. _ Sept. ‘23, ’69 ; ly. WAXM&’W AND CONFECTIONERY. .1. L. SOLOMON #IkAdtES jjeasure in announcing to the ci i •_ zens of Dawson aud surrounding coun .trv, that lie hag determined to relieve the a first ciffis •Bakery-iflf Jbnfectionery, in this place, on Depot street, next door to J. W. Roberts & Cos., where lie is ready, at all times, lo lurnish families with FRESH BREAD AND CAKES And will, at the shorlest uotice, furnish ail kinds of delicacies for WEDDINGS, PARTIES, AC. RESTAURANT. IV addition to the above, I am fining up, and will have opeti, by the First of Octo ber, a FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT. Where I will be prepared to cater to the wants of the inner man, in the way of etrsTEits, ii'ild o.e.fiE xc. served to suit every vaiiety of taste. We would say to our customers that no Liquors will be kept, and ladies can, without diffidence visit onr hougp, with the assurance that we will do everything in our power to merit their patronage. Give me a call. Don’t forget the place. Depot street next door te J. W. Roberts & Cos. J L SOLOMONS. MISS .M. WILL I AMSON, MILLINER AND MANTUA MAKER, AND DEALER IN Jtfillipfy (joed?, fajicy (Soq^, Yankee Notions, Etc., Etc., Etc. (Vext Door to Dr. Cheatham I ',) MAIN ST. - - DAWSON, CA. r |' , IIAXKKUL for the patrorage given me 1 since I have been in business, 1 hope to merit, a continuance of the p.nme, by close appiicatiou to business, aud a desire lo please those who may favor me with a call. J/y stock of Fall and Winter Goods will com prise ell articles needed by the Ladies in the Vl'llinery linp, also Fancy Goods and Yankee .Notions, 10 sui' the wants ol Ladies, Misses and Children. M.y object is to piease those who call on me, and a.-k of the ladies of Ter rell, Calhoun aud Wcb'ter counties, and ail who trade at Dawson, lo call and examine my stock. Sept. 23 •it- MRS. E. A. THOMPSON. MILLINERS MANTUA-MAKER AND DEALER IN MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS, (South side Public Square,) Dawson, - - - - - Gcorgin. VHTAAVING ju9t returned from the LIUL North with a large and well se lected S O'k of Goods, const-ting in part of Bonnes, Ladies’, Children's and Mis-es Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, Hose, Hoods, Skirts, Dress Trimming, Perfumery, and many other things to suit ihe taste and piease ihe ladies. Tnatikful for the liberal patronage given me last season, I respectfully so licit a continuance of the same. The ladies of Terrell and ndj ioir.g counties are respectfully invited to call and ex amine my stock beforo purchasing else where. friy bepaftpiept will be supplied with all the latest styles and designs of the season. Have tnat'e arrangements to get patterns direct, ( monthly, in order to give the ladies full j advantage of every change in style. ; All work wrrranted, and satisfaction \ guaranteed, at reasonable charges. A fair trial is all I ask. Sept. 23;tf. . ESTABLISHED 1839.1839. nut non sins, geou&m,*. Are again in successful operation, fully prepared to execute all orders with dis patch, and at prises as low as the lowest.. The most extensive stock of patterns, (an ac cumulalton of ,0 years,) in the State. Supe rior J/echanics and Draughtsmen employed, and all work warranted. Steam Engines, Ciicular Saw jwdls, M ill aid Gin Gearing, Water Wheels, Sugar-f/iMs 1 and Kettles, J/ill Spiud>e», Gudgeons, Iron I Railing lor Cemete.iies, PuAflc and Private Buildings, Store Fronts, Window Lintels, Columns, Door Sills, Brnamental Vemilaiors, Window Weights, Shafting, Hangers and Pullies, &■!., Ac. In fact, any and every kindof'A/achinery Iron and Brass Castings, aml Wrot Iron Work. ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY REPAIRED. We are sole .Vanufac'urerf, at this point, of the justly celebrated Utley Cotlon Press. Also, Boh lein'ti Horse Power, hiki 1 eu tiiiigtoii’s Horse Power) and Agents for the Needle Cotton Hill. R. FINDLAY'S IONS. •Sept. 23;3ui. a NE W A. r> V E RTISEMENT H - DAWSON CHEAP JEW STORE, JGD ICU T r i'2ST32DR, (Proprietor. ASSISTED BY J. W. Johnston Green 13. Thompson* AT BALDWIN’S OLD STAND, .rOHTU VOttJTEit , IF£ST Si HE VIULtO SQUtittE. T FAE sure you know where we are, as we have been very particular in se ifijlecting our goods, such as w ill please the people of Southwest Georgia, and if you buy before calling on us, you will forever regrot it. OTJIR. FALL STOCK IS now complete, and consists of just such goods as is waDted by all classes. Wc intend to be able to sell our customers Staple Goods, Dress Goods, White Goods, Fancy Goods, Y’ankee Notion*, Ha's. Bouts and Shoes, Clothing, Hardware, Hollow Ware, Woolen Ware, Family Groecries, &c., &c., CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN DAWSON. JEW JOHNSON returns his thanks for the extensive patronage he ha s heretofore received from a generous public, and asks that bis old patrons, and many new ones call and see what an American JEW can do for them. Our Mr. Thompson is ooly 7/.I LF JEW, stilt be has fallen info Ku'tncr’s habits of selling oheap goods, and persists in so doiog. Cimc along and let us do yon good. Sept. 16, 3m. 1899. Fill TIJIB. »8«». W. IJI. PEEPLES, DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, it a ess noons. \'.ij%'kee jcotmoj%'s , LADIES’ CLOAKS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING. HARDWARE, ETC,. ETC., ETC, a have selected for our market a stock of FIRST CLASS GOODS, and while I do not profess lo sell cheaper that) any one else, I propose and intend so sell, as cheap as oan be afLrded, the class of gjods 1 deal in. I buy no shoddy stuck, but SUBSTANTIAL, DTJRA.I3IaE GOODS. |My stock iji Complete, call api see for Yoli^elVe^, at MY OLD STAMD, until the first of October. After that time, you wilt find me under tbc LOYLESB HALL. W. M. PEEPLES. Sept. 16—3 m. Fall & Winter Goods ! THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE MARKET* Bought for the Cash and at Low Prices! WE have received our large and attractive stock of Goods, bought by our Mr. McKinney in New York, when GOLD was selling at low rates, and now offer them to the public at such prices as will nstoi ish every oue. Our stock comprises a variety of STAPLE GOODS, FINE DRESS GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, CLOTHING, FOR MEN AND B 0\ r B, FANCY GOODS, And all goods needed in the family, or on the plantation. Come and see for vourselves. At our old stand, next door to J B. Perry's. Depot street. McKinney & crouch. P. S —After the first of October wc may bo found »t the old stand of W. M. Peeples, corner of block. McK. & 0. se(D;3m PAWBOI MANUFACTURING £O., CM. MANUFACTURERS OF RAILR QAD CARS, Agricultural ImpleineiU^ Sugar Mills, «Ccttfc»7 (tin Gearings, Thomas Water Wheels, Shafting and Pulleys, Iron and Brass Castings, Mill Work of livery Description, Dressed Lumber, etc., etc. | Old C*st Iron, Brass aDd Copper purchased at the highest market price. All orders promptly attended to. 0. 0. NELSON, Pres’t, - - H. ATKINSON, Suo’t. DawsoD, Ga., September LEGAL ADVEfiTESMENR UIIOItGIA, Terrttll County: Thirty dt.ys after dato application will be mado to the Q.tl nary of said aounty, f.r le'ters of Guardianship on the person and prot city of Blrnira 11. James aid- Juhn A. Kennedy, minor children ts the underrigned. WRIGHT KENNEDY. fflp'23;4ik Notice to Debtor* au4 Creditors* ALL persons indebted to the estate of J. W. Haddock, kte of Terrelk county, deoei sed, aro hereby req leeUd to make immediate payment, and thoso having demands are ri quested to pre sent them, prop, rly authenticated, with in the time presetiLo Iby law. sepii3;6t MKrtsim M. Haddock. Administratrix- Administratrix Notice. fphirty days after date, application will bo _L made to the Court of Ordinary of Terrell county, for leavo to sell all the land belong ■ng to the estate of James Haddock, late of Terrell countv deceased. MARTHA A. HADDOCK, Sept.lß,’69-4w. Administratrix. Terrell Court of Ordinary* At Chambers, Skpt 13m, 16Gth IT is ordered that the following per centum be, and the same is lierebv levied on tho State tax as a County tax tor Terrell county, for the year 18ti9, to-wit : 4A per cent, for Bridge Fund i IT l-$ per cent, for Pauper Fund ; 37 1-2 per cent, for County Purpo e Fund ; 12 1-2 per cent, for Jury Fund ; lfl 1 2 percent, for Educational Fund, gnd 21 per cent, for Building, Repairing, Painting, Ac. T. m. Junes, sept. 10-2 t. Ordinary. G< G.OltOsl t, 'IVi-nil County: T Whereas, 1) F. Lnwhorn, Administra tor on ihe estate of J. K. Shines, applies to me to- leave to sell the land ot said estate. iit se are therefore to cue and admonish all persone concerned, lo b« and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, aud file their objections, if they have any, otherwise an order will be granted in terms of the law. T. yi. JONA’d, Ord. Sept. 16 4t. NOTICJL ('lovington .Dumas has applied for ex- J emption of personalty and setting apart and valuation of Homestead, to be heard at 1 o’clock p. m.,on the 23rd day of September next, at my office, in Dawson. Ga. Beptl6;2w T. M. JONES, Ord’y. TERUELti SUJEKIFF SALES. WILL be sold before the Court House door in the town of Dawson said coun ty on the Ist Tutsday in Oct. next, within the legal hours of sale the following property to-wit : One house and l-d in the village of Chickisawhalchie, and knowu as the place whereon C. J. Turner lormerlv resided. Lev ied on as Ihe property of V J Turner ts sat isfy a fi fa, issued from the Superior Cohit of Terrell co, iu favor of John tVillians vs. C .f Turner—Principal, \V H Turner and P 1. Wilburn, Setys. Also, at the same time and place, Two cows ann Calves. Levied oa as the pioperty of Ch. R.iusliingburg to satisfy a fi fa, issued from Terrell County Coert in favor of-George- Sharp, Jr. vs. Ch. Raiuhenbere. t? F LASSATAJt, Sa’ffi Sep - 9;‘ds C~4 EORGIA, T<«rr«‘ll Couniy : A Whereas, George Chapman, Guardian for L. C. Stewart applies for leave to sell tbq real estate belonging to said minor. These are therefore to eite and admonish all persons concerned, lo be and appear at my office within the lime prescribed by law, and show cause, if auv, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this September 9'h, 1869. T. M. ./ONES, eepj;3od Ocdinary. Cl EORGIA, Terrell Cociufy: X Whereas, W. W. Farnum applies for let ters of dismission from administration ot the estate ofCinthia Devreaux, These arc thereso r e to cite and admonish all pprsens concerned to be and appear at tuy office within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any, why said letters should not begrauted. Given under my hand and official signature- this April 29th 1869, T. M. JONES, apr29;6m Ord’y. /GEORGIA, Tyrrell County: VJT Whereas, E. G. Hill, Executor of R. S. Jordan, applies for letters of dismission from F»id estate. 'l bcse are therefore (o cite and admonish all persons concerned, to he and appear at my office within the lime prescribed by law, and allow eau-e, if p.nv, why said letters should not. be granted. Given und.w tin hand, and official signature, this July Bih, 1869. Ju!vß3in T. it. JON KS, Ord’y. GEORGIA, Terrell Comity: Whereas, J. J. Davi. applies for let ters of dismission from the estate of Bennie McClendon. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to bo 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 September 16th, 1869, T. M. JON£S,Ord, Sept. 16, lam-Sm. / 1 EORGIA, Terrell Comity:— * J Whereas, Geo. A. Lofton applies for letters of dfifinission on the estate of D B Ra ven. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear at mv office within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, ami official signature, this September <Pb, 1869. sej 9;oam3m T. .If. JONES, Ord’y. Valuable Plantation for Sale, I OFFER for sale on terms that will be undo satisfactory to a good responsible purehas* VW) 4 W the reason that I am not a planter.— »iy plantation, six miles on the Riilroad be low I>awson, 2 1-2 mites from CL-—a’ milk containing 1417 1-2 acres. This place is healthy, acknowledged to bo one of the best places in the county of Terrell, being a good stock farm, well watered, good orchards, autd in short, a desirable home. W. T. BURGIS) sep2,lm Obarlestou, S.O. SMALL FRUIT! INSTRUCTOR- tw \m J imt makes it ralnable is T T because it contains so much practi cal, original matter in such a small space.”— John J. Thomas. ‘-The directions for growing Strawberries and Raspberries ate the best I have ever seen."—Henry Ward Beecher. We could give hundreds of jn-t such testi. moniats, showing the value ot tbis little work. It, should be in the bands of every person, whether the owner of a rod sqvare of crowndt or a hundred eeres. Tree agents should have a copy. It contains 40 pages. Price 10 cents. Fall price list, wholesale and retail, and also terms to agents and those desiring t* get up. h club tor plants sent fbek to all applicants. Parties at the South or on Pacific Coast should ord"r plrota in the fall. Address, ri RDY & JOHNSTON. 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