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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1869)
piWSON JOURNAL local column. FALL! FALL!! FALL!!! g. 31. Seisel. I3ro. This well known firm have again on , v e . v and Complete Stock of floods' 1 generally found in a first-class K Goods and Clothing house, which 2 offer at such low prices as will Sfe everybody to supply therm*,ves withth® necessary goods for the fen* They h aVO LoodH, Glotli- JNotion*, Boots and Hho,., Hats, Jen,l Furnishing Goods, &o, Ac.. JJ* they are determined to sell. '’'n l '*tG,r togo to price the goods f Doulf ''s m.seisel&bko. VH. Barham, and S. Maas, Sules nien' “ijU7 Fourth Quarterly Meeting for tt,;! Station will embrace the bud Sun !|hv in October Set vices commencing WD W.nu, P- E. Cooking Btovks At Fulton’s. \\ M. Peeplk* has moved umler the Loylcss ILlh ; McXinnev & CrO'JCH has moved to W. M. Peeples’ old stand. D. C Hodgkins & Cos., of Macon, iMociitvs with them in business Mr. George F. Barrett. See Advertise ment. t’Af'WABD is rend} with his ammu nitioii to commence the winter’s ouai wrti Pat can’t 1,0 much for h ' B bar as others—he only warrants to kill fifty yards, running through thick woods. Au.kinds of Clothing, at reduced rr Ce "’ 8t S. M SEISEL & BEO. Ir you wish to supply yourself with a good Hut, at a small price, *n to S. M. SEISEL & BUG. (le<ot*r, Stiiubs & Cos .Cotton Fac tors ana Commission Merchants, Sa vannah, Ga., offer their services to the merchants uud Planters of South’ western Ga This is a substantial and reliatileliouae and will look to the in tercut of their, customers. See their card I,Anus' IIo“K, at 15 cts tt pair, are mid at S M SEISEL & BtiU'ri. 8 M PEISEL & BUG. keep the best Boots uud Shoes, and always sell ttein cheap. vVitoLKSALK Stioe House.— Einsteiu’ Eikman &, Cos., Savannah, are whole sale dealers in Bouts and Shoes, Hats, Valises, &o. From this house our merchants cun order a bill to ti.l up their stock, HtrJ ge; tin* goods at such prices as will astonish them See card Chene Puri.ixs, Mohairs, Gel nines, Merinofs, and Alpacas can be found at Urn old store • • t S M SEISEL & BEG. W. M. Peebles is now doing a Warehouse budutss, at the old stand of L iyless & Griffin. He has s< cured Judge T. M Junes as weigh'r and BiAimg r ot the yard, and promises uli the locution sod int 1 ig"nrp us to cot ton and its movements that cau be g.vcn by any house in Southwest Geoi g'a. Sec Advertisement. M. SKISEf. & It 'OS store for your Blenched and Brown D’inestios, aa well us Ticking arid Suites. Fukncu C'oiat t-! tor $1 00 id S M SEISEL & 15 BO’S. Gimmrrcial Convention —Th i a will aas' ndilo at Louinville, Ky., °i> the 14th of thw month. We under stand the delegation will he large and that the Northern and Eastern portions °l the Union will be fully represented, pleased to learn that the Daw *°!l Manufacturing Company wiii be * b, y by M»j. O. O. Nelson, "ho has consented to uitend the Con vention. Flannels, I.inseys, Opera Flannels anil ah other kinds of Goods for win • ter we»: at low prices at the store of S M SEISEL & BBO’S. A Necessity. -What is i: ? To have a first class Bakery, Confection ery and Enting Saloon. J. L. Solo nion pioposes to come to our relief, and keep such an establishment, but 1 no * patronize him, he cannot lv ®> and then the good bread and Ca es, fresh fish arid oysters will be among the things we read of, but can’t *njny. Patronize Mr. Solomon and 19 "i 1 come to your relief w hen your 9 '°k leaves you, or when you want a lß h of oysters, salt-water fish or oth cr good things in his line. cir- Keret .vs. Minerva Twills and nere for Si on and Boys’ wear at 8 M BEISKL & BRO’S. BEIS EL & BRO. sell Crock thtm ta^Hir l^an a,) y botl y ig° and «eo W^tl Y f,OODB AT Wuolesalk— Orff. . ' ns Go., Bavannnh, having the Vantage of capital and facilities in * purchasing of goods, aro enabled w °3tr a ver- • and Staple Goods at such prices us eunnot fail to attract the buyer. They sell alone at wholesale, aod we ask of our merchants to try one smail order with this house. They ure clever buss iness men and anxious to build up a trade with our city. Goods can be or. dered from them, received and sold, helore you can get them from Now York. See advertisement. OBITIARV THIGPEN.—Died at the residence of big father, in Calhoun countv Ga., on the 14th day of September, 1869, Thomns Edwin Thig. pen, aged 21 years 6 months 14 davs; son at H. F. Thigpen, formerly of South Caruhnu. While in the vigor of mauhoou, and in the enjoyment of teallh, the destroyer came. Prostrated by disease, he bore the agonies of a short hot patnlul illness, and murmured not at the afflicting hand of Piovideuee. Arid when his end drew nigh, feeling conscious that his light ot life must soon be sxtiu-. guished by the chilling hi rsts of death he calmly entreated his friends not to weep, hut meekly submit to the decree of God. Thus his spit it winged its way to its tinai and eter nal rearing place. The deceased entered the armv of his beloved South at an early age and was one among many who bore the scats ot his gallant deeds in battle to his grave • having lost his left arm, and was severely wounded in the cheek and neck, trum which be never fullv recovered. By his own re quest iris artificial arm, soldier’s ha', and the bullet with which he was wouuoed, was placed in his coffin, by his friends. Though fond of the society of his friends, he devoted his time anti attention to the happiness and welfare of his aged [ arents, whom he obeyed, honored, adored and loved. None knew him hut to love him, for his noble traits of brnrvolehce, chari y and amiability, are ever exhibited as bright examples in his associa tion* witli his lellow men. One admired, re spected and beloved has been tukeu from our midst ; and though the places that once knew him shall know him no more, loug will be live in the memory of his friends end re lations, who now mourn his loss. “The Lurd givelh and the Lord taketh away,” and may God grant us Cbris'ian grace in meek submission to exclaim, “Blessed be the name of the Lord.” A mens. iUARKLT UIIPOKT. Dawsoa, Got. 7.—Cotton reseipts light, demand good; 18 to 2'2f, ex tremes. Bacon sides 23; shoulders 20. BaggiDg 28 to 32. Iron Ties oto 10. Halt per sack $3. Macon, Get 5. —Cotton rec ipts light; offering utr'c m and Rings 24 a24 j. Savannah, Oct. s.—Cotton market quiet; middlings 25 3-4. Cincinnati, Oct. 5 —Bacon held firm ly; sbou'ders 16J; clear sides 20 New York, Out G, 3 p m.—Cotton went, but demand fai•; middlings 27 3 4 Liverp'.o 1 , Got. G, 3p. m —Gotten, middling-, l‘2f 1. Special • Yofices . “Still hating tfce chills, air you, old fel?’’ “VVcl’,y-c-p, I kinder slake every other day “ “Why in the dickeos don’t you get cured?’’ “Been taking quin’ur, peperine, Bce berine, strichtiine, and all other ines “Have yon tried D.untguuie & Co.’s K’ng of Chill*? ’ ‘Sold >ii’t like pa’ent medicines. They are geur rally put up by druggists o- othrrs who Lllw nothing ab ut dis eases.” “But Dr rngoole & Cos are regular gradul ited physicians, and the King of Chills is the result of a long beds.de experience in this malarious eouulry. It is not a patent, uever fails to cute and sells cheap. “That k you, sir, I’ll send to the Ding Stor* , at unec, aud procure a bot tie.’’ jeyTlIE WONDERFUL PItoPKKTIKS ol the is showing i’.sell doily in the blooming cheeks of our forinet emaciated cit zens, all of whom declare that until they tried this greu> chill arid fever expoller, they knew not what it was to be dear, even for a few days, ol the sc urge of our Southin', country ; thanks to science and ouren 1,-rp ising townsman; we need no lon get’ (car 'he great scourge, and we can now go on our wav rejoicing that ut last a conqueror is at baud which wiil instantly expel from our system chilis and fever, dumb ague, and those diseases incidental to malarious di mates. Keep a bottle of the Pyrafuge iu the house, and as soon as the chill or fever is ldt commence taking it, and at once you are ready making a last |ig and permanent cure. — Rfjplican. hundred years ago the now cele brated Plantation Bittkrs were as ele known in the West Indies as they are now known in the United S ales. It is true they were not known bv that name, but ihi-ir com. poneiits and manner of manufacturing »'cr< - ihe same —>ave I hat there has beeu add. and fV.ru.ya or Peruvian Bari' , celebrated the world over for its wonderful tonic properties. Even to this day these Bitters are popular as ever, and their sale and uso on these fslauds is constantly increasing, and there cau hard ly a family be found, rich or poor, who is without them. We do not wish to impute any wrong to the Ameiican proprietors ol 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 lime we take this occasion to say that a more valuable ionic Bilters caimot be found in all the world. We cousider them just the thing for weak and delicate females, and all 'hoss requiring a mild and gentle stimulant. TO CO.Vs VJttrTl o ’LL The Advertiser, havibcug en restored to health ina few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having suffered several years with a seven' lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumpeicn is noxious to make known to hia fcHow-suffei ra 11 Tosll'who desire it, lie. will send a copy of the ; nroHcriptUm used (free of charge,) with the dircc tions for preparing *ud using the same, whi«h ■ Ihev will find a sure curefoi Consumption, Asth tn y ,,„ n ,.hitU etc. 7Tic ohject of the advertiser i in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflict ed and spread information wliieh he eoinxdves to je3:ly Williamsburg, Aings county, N. Y ERRORS OP YOUTH A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature D cay. ■"<* » 11 the effects of youthlul indiscretion, will, tor the sake of suffering humanitT, send free to all who need it, the receipt and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferets wishing to profit by the ad ! Teatiser’s eiperience, can do so by address ■ iug in perfect confidence, j‘ e ’ lu v JOHN B. OGDEN, _ NE W ADVERTISEMENT S - Wry froods. ©ibif® 8 WAmaiJ© & <s<©-> EXCLUSIVE WHOLESALE DRV GOODS HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA. HAVING long ooen the necessity of an exclusive WHOL iSALE DRY GOODS HOUSE in our City, we have closed out our re tail stock, enlarged our store to nearly double its former capacity. Shal confine ourselves exclusively in the WHOLESALE THAO E. We keep a buyer continually in the Eastern Markets, and with our other advantages, think we have facilities for offering good* as low, and on equally as Good Terms as any other Market. Our Stock is now oompletc, being the Largest and Best assorted Stock ever opened in the South. We feol confident in offering sufficient inducements to retain tbo trade in SivaDnah. St licit orders and examination of our Stock. Very Respectfully, ORFF- WATKINS & CO. Oct 7;3m* .. -*» BOOM ! My stock of Liquors is now complete, and comp,is. s fine Brandies, Whiskies, Gin, f.u’ t'r Cho ‘ Ce ° igirS ' WARD S^ D C. HODGKINS, N. M. HODGKINS, GKO F BARRKTT. lisTIULISIIEDim. D. C. HODGKINS & CO.— DEALERS IN — GUNS AMD SPORTING GOODS Os Every Description. HAVE ihi« day associated with therti Mr. G o. F. Barrett in the above business, under the old firm name of D. C. HODCKINS A SOM. so long known through Middle and South western Georgia; and rhev invite the friends of the old fi m, as well «e those of the new to call and examine their stock of GUNn aud PISTOLS togerher with everything kept in a fi r .t- lass Gun Estatd shment. Thev guaran tee satisfaction. Fishing Tackle, Fockct Cutlery, rowner, Shot and Caps, all kept on hand iu considera ble variety. We have somethmg for the buys, too Bows and Arrows, Tots, Guns *c. Repairing done, as u-ual. oct7;lt EINSr.IN, ECKMAM & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in boots, shoes, Ai\D HATS, No. 153 Congress Street, E. Einstein, i S. H. Eckman, S Savannali, Ga. A. Vetsburg y oe,7;6'n cT k. GROOvTr. c. F. BTI-llllS, A. T. MAC! NTT RA* Savannah, Savannah, ThomaKvillc. GROOVER, STUBBS & Cos., Colton Factors —AND — General Commission Merchants, Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. BAGGING, Ties, Rope and other supplies furnished. Also, Liberal Cash Advanc es made on Consignments for Pale or Ship ment to L verpool or Northern Ports. oc 7;3tu CN EOUGIA, Terrell County s— j Whereas, Geo. A. Lotion applies lor letters of diemiseiou ou ibe e.-Ule of D B Ra- VC These are therefore to cite and admonish i alt 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 baud, and Official signature, |U* Oth. 1860. BRIGK, BRICK, BRICK. inn nnn f ° r sa,e —°° w lUU, UUU ready fur delivery. oc7 2t HARP & ADAMS. ~DAVOS~ —AND— MEDICINES. DR. J- R- JANKS W. A. LOYLESS. JAW k LIYLESS WE are row offering for sale one of the largest and best assorted stock of Drugs ever before brought to this market, all of which we propose to sell as cheap rta they can be houtihl in .M-f- CO.r, or any other city, freight ad tied. We offer special inducements to COUN TRY MERCHANTS, and /’hysicians. We buy largely for cash, hence cjn offer induce ments which uo or her house can. WHITE LEAD, OIL & COLORS we make a specialty, buying direct from the largest factory in the United States. Our slot k consists ot ltrugs, Chemicals, IFVlifr l.eatl ground*n Oil, raints, either dry or in O.i, Famishes of all kinels, DYE-STUFF.-, ESSENTIAL OILS of Purest Quality, Keroffer.e, Linseed Tanner’s, Machine, Sw eel & Castor Oil, in abundance; ALSO, Soda. starch, l’eppcr, Spice, Ginger, sulphur, Salts, Ac. A full and complete assortment ot Patent Medicines, Flavoring Fxtracts, Perfumery of all. Kinds, Pomades, llair Oils, Toilet Powders And Shaving,Tooth and Hair Brushes, In fact, everything n’ttallv kept, in a first class finrr; stunt:. They keen, also, for .Medical purposes, pore articles of WINES»BRANDIES Superior inducements are offered to Far mers and Physicians. Prescrip'ionscarefullv compounded and filled by a Druggist and Pbvsician of eaperienee. Dod'i foiget the place—next door to Wm. Woolen’s. Perryman’s old stand, Main street. Dawscc, Ga , Uarcfl A, 1869..—1 y IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PLANTERS, A\l> Al.l. WHO WISH TO BCV FALL AND WINTER GOODS! OUR FALL STOCK consists of all goods needed bv the people of Southwest Georgia, and our prices are such as to give satisfaction. Wo are determined to sell goods cheaper than we have ever done, thinking that small profits and quick sales will be appreciated by our numerous customers and friends. We deni in FAMILY GROCERIES, STAPLE GOODS, DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS* CLOTHING, HARDWARE, &C., &C., &C. WE flatter ourselves with the belief that you will save money by examing our stock be ore purchasing elsewhere. J. W. ROBERTS &. CO. Sept.3o;3m. 1 1(11 HATIM! 1869. COTTON CROP. 1869. W. M. PEEPLES; (Successor to LOTLESS i ORIFriS,) AV^EEHOTTSEM^TST, WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORM HIS PLANTING friends aud the public, that they will find lint a. this will kr ovu stand, dxjjring the PRESENT SEASON Prepared to Receive. Store, Ship, Sell, or Advance u P on their Cotton, at the rate ut ttevcu per cent, per annum. He will keep tborouglby posted, daily, by Telegraphic di.-|>atebes of all cLaug-s ;n the Markets in New Yurk anil Livcrjo 1. His \V arehuuse is The Largest and most Centrally Located, and situated in the most business portion of the city, aud his facilitic* lor hand ling Cotton are NOT EXCELLED 1 N DAWSON. He promises himself to work for, and PRO r ECi THE I LAN 1 Eli in every way in his He flatters himself he is Competent for the Successful Prosecution of the Warehouse Business. 05-All Cotton stored with me, Insured,^ W. M. PEEPLES, NOTE.- LOT LESS & GRIFFIN return tb ir thanks for the verv liberal patronage ni-retofore bestowed upon them, and sol oil for their fti'od, • NX. ■PTT'T-T'PT TTS. a couiiuuaLce of the same, assuring them that, all hi promises T.mJo wiilbe done. LGYLEHH & GRIFFIN. Sept. 30, 3m. TO MERCHANTS & PLANTERS Os Sonlliivestern Ga. WE would again respectfully call yo ir at iention to the fact, that we are daily re ceiving our Fall Sock of Goods, purchased bv our Senior, and will sell them as low as nnv respectable House in Gorgia Our mot • fu >< Large Mali ft and Small l*ruf itft. Our stock consis'S of the tollowing ar tides • Borneo Bagging, Double anchored, Kentucky and Hemp ; also, Gunnv, in rolls, very cheap ; Arrow, Wailev and Beard Ties, Baling Twine and Hope ; Flour, all grades, in Barrels and Sacks, including the Htuii Smith ; Sugar, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon, Sardines, Oysters, I’ukles, Starch, Soap, So da, Candle-, Manioca Schnapps, Forter, Ale, Crackers, Salt, Maple Sugar, Pipes, Cotton Cards, Tobacco, Mackerel, White F.sh, Blue Fish, Roe and Magd ilene Herring-*, Cham pagne and California Wines, Rice, Nails, White lead, Linseerl Oil, U»m», Bacon Sides and Shoulders, Long, Clear and Breakfast Bacon, Powder, shot, Lead and Caps, Pot ash, Dr ied Beef, Well Buckets, Tubs, Buck eta and Brooms, Mess, Prime Mess and Rump Pora, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Liquors of all kinds, Imported and Domestics, Georgia Oa nabnrgs. Yarns, S ripe* and Kerseys. Our Stock will be well kept up all the Fall and Winter. Purchasers Deed not fear about our not being able to fill any s ; z>i bills, and we will take in payment Market price, Hides, Tallow, Beeswax, Wool, Dried Fruit. If you waut the worth of your money, dou’l fail to call on us at the While Corner. !W ICON, «». Seymour, 'l'insley X Cos sept. 30; 8 in. p liOKGI.I, Terrell County: \.X Whereas, J. J. D»«is applies for let ters of dismission from the estate of Dennis McClendon. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to Pe and appear at mv office within the time prescribed bv law, end show cause, if any, why said letters should not be grauted. Given under mv baud end official signature, this September 3Sth, 1869. T M JONES, O.d. g- 3*, 1a id 3.u. FINE FARM & IMPROViMENTS FOR SALS \\J ILL be sold at PUBUO 8A BP, ot IT the firs’ Tuesdiv in November, in tin t .»n of Dawsin, rerrell Cos., fir., a Farm cantaining 6iro acres of land, three hundred open, the balance in Oak, lli.-korv, and pine a Cjmfortable Dwelling Well Furnished ir side and out, with good servants* houses, I'ing in said county, four or five mile* frost Dawso. on the Wagon Road to Albany, Ga., fine wa ter and healthy situ ilium Terms made knowu on tho day ot Sale. The above property will be sold at the above ti ne, iT not sold at private sale be ore. Gko. M. Logan, or ) 11. • Lanier, j 0ct.7;.1t. Macon, <Ja K SIAB Li sTIE li I 1539- him hi mm, jn.tco.Y, ui:ont-t.i. Vro again in successful ep'ration, fully prepaied to execute all orders wi h dis patch, and at prives as low as ihe lowest. The most extensive stock of patterns, (an ac cumulation of .0 years,) in the State. Supe rior Jfecbauics and Draughtsmen employed, and all work warranted. Steam Engines, Circular Saw J/1L«, .V.li aud Gin Gening, Water Wheels, Sugar J/. ls and Ketiles, Jffill Spindles, Gudgr ons, Iron Railing for Cemeteries, Public and Private Buildings, S'o-f Fronts, Window List*ls, Columns, Door Sills, Ornamentil Ventilators, Window Weights, Shading, Hangers and Pulheß. A.-., Sts. In fac', any and every kindof J/acbinery Iron andßraS»6’aßtings,aQd Wrot I on Wo k. ALL KINDS OK MACHINERY REPAIRED. We ore sole if mufac’urerf, at this point, of the justly celebrated I'llcy Cotton Prow*. Also, Hol loin'* Horse Power, and Pen nington'* Ilorse Power, and Agents for the Needle Colton <*iu. K. FINDLAY'S ION’S. bfept. i"yi D. LE GAL ADVEBTESMENTS. TERRELL SllCltlFl' OALEi. \\7 ILL be sold before the 6'ourt House v T door in the town of Dawson, said coun ty, on the Ist Tuesday in November next, within the legsl hours of sale, the following property, to.wit: 7'wo lots of land, Nos. 188 and 189, in the 11th district of Terrell co.— Levied on as the property of Daniel -Vtller to satisfy a A fa issued f®tn Superior Court of Webster county, in favor of Mrs. M Miller i rs Daniel Miller. Also, at the same time and piaca, one lot of land, No. 117, in 12th district of Terrell co.— Levied upon by a Decree of the Superior court of said county to satisfy Attorney fees and cost, in the case of Samuel Denton, who sues for the use of miuors, vs. Louisa Kelly and Benjamin White. Also, at the same time and place, 11. B. Ufiringion’g Interest in the following lots of land, to-wit: Nos. 99, 100,101, 125, ia the Sd district of Terrell county. The same being the undivided one-fiiih of .•lid lot, of land; the whole subject to the dower of the widow of the late Win. Herrington. Levied on as the property of H. B. Herrington to satisfy a fi fa issued from Terrell Superior Court in fa vor of Mrs. L Vinson vs. H. B. Herrington, and other fi fa’s in my hands. Sold at risk of R. W. Davis, former purchaser. Also, at the same time and place, one lot of land, No. 256, in 18th District, of origi nally Lee, now Terrell county. Levied on as the property of William E. Bozeman, to satisfy a h fa issued from the Superior Court of Terrell county in favor of Mason H. Rush, Administrator of rSilars Wiuzer vs. Win. E. Bozeman. Also, at the same time and place, one store house in the town of Dawson, in Terrell coun ty, situated on the west side of thj street load ing ro the depot and known as the store house in which Russ & Harden did business. Ltvied on as the property of D. M Harden to satisfy a fi fa is-ued from the Terrell Superior Court in favor ot Sharp & Brown vs. Daniel M. Har den. Also, at the same time and place, house and lot in Dawson, Ttrrell county; known as the Baily lot and now occupied by E. Kuttner. — Levied on as the propnrty of Wm. W. Blair, as Administrator of J/atihew E. Williams to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior Court of said county, in favor of Wm. B. Parker v». Wm. W. Blair, Administrator of Matthew L. Williams. Also, at the same time and place, 10 ac es off cf No. 269, in the 4th district of Terrell couniy, and known as the Cogan Mill. Lev ied oo as the property of Nathan O Christie, to satisfy a fi U issued from the Terrell Supe rior Court, in favor of Seaborn J. Thomas vs. Nathan G. Christie. Also, at the same time and place, ISfXf acres of land consisiing of the following lots ; Nos. 125, 126, 127, IS9, 140, 141, 62. Levied on as the properly of janes Edmundion to satisfy a fi ia issued from Murray Superior i Court, in favor of Line, Boyce & Cos. vs. Wm. Luffinan, James Ednmudson and Daoiel Vix, partners doing business uuder the turn nuuie ol Win. Luffinan & Cos. S. F. LASSETER, oc7;tds SherrifT. Terrcli Marl gage 8 Iter iff Sale. VyiLL be sold before the Court House V V door in the town of Dawson, said county, on the Ist Tuesday in December next, within the legal hours of sale the fol low nig property, to-wi': 1 lot of land, No. 269, in the 3d district of Terrell county.— Levi.d on as the property ol W. C. Thornton dec’d, to satisfy a mortgage fi fa issued from Terrell Superior Court in favor of Patten, Lane, Jffcriam A Cos, vs. J. C. F. Clark, as ad ministrator, Wm. C. Thornton; S. F. LASSETER, sep3o;'ds Sheriff. NOTICE. VWnirTBN has applied for exemption of • personalty und se‘,t ! ng apart and vr 1- untion of Homestead, to be heard at 1 o’clock, f. m., on the 14t h dav of October ncxi, at rnv office-in Drwson, tin. oo t”; 2 w T. M. JON EN, Ord’y, Grosser t, UalhoiiH Comity: Thirty days lifer data application will be made to the honorable Court of Ordinary of Calhoun comity, for leave to sell land lot No 250, in the 3rd District of Calhoun co. Said laid belonging to the estate of John Pace, late of said county deceased. W. M. PACE, N. W. PACE. Executors of estate of John Pace. OcU;*od. 1S T OTIC JR. 4 rtelisia Watson, w fe of Jackson Watson, XU has applied for exemption of person alty- aud setting apart and valuation of Homestead, lobe heard at 1 o’clock p. m., on the 7eh dav of October next, at my office, in Dawson, Ga. septßo;2w T. M. JONES, Ord’y. NOTICE. VO. Garrard has applied for exemp''on • of personalty and realty and set'iqg apart and valuation of Homeatead, and I will pass upon the same at 1 o’clock, p. m., on tire 7th dav ol October next at, my office iu Dawson, G». T M JONES, Ord’y. sep3o;2t N OTICIX ('I A. Kelly has applied for exemption of j . personalty and really and valuation .f Homestead, aud I will pass upon the same at 10 o’clock, a. m. t on the Btb day of Oc tober next, at my office in Ga. sept3o;2\v TM< JONES, Ord’y. "notice. Haley Johnson has applied for exemption of realty and personalty and setting apart and valuation of Homestead, to bu heard at 10 o’clock, a. m., on the Srh day of October next, at my office in D;wa©n, fit. sept.3o 2w ' TM. JONES, O dV. / t EORGI », Turi't'll County: \IT Whereas, D F. Lawhoru, Administra tor on the estate of J. K. Shines, applies to me so" leave to sell lire land of said estate. These are therefore to ci'e and admonish >ll persons concerned, to be and appear at my office, within the lime prescribed by law, and file their objections, if they have any, otherwi— an ord-.-r will bo granted in terms of the law. T. Jf. JONL’S, Ord. Sept. 16 4 f . Notice to Debtors aud Creditors. A LL persons indebted to tbc estate of J. \V. Haddock, kte of Terrell county, deoet eel, are hereby requested to make immed'ate payment, and thoso having demands are r. quested to pre sent them, propi rly au'hcntioated, vtitb io the lime pre ertbed by liw. se;23;6t Mahtua M. Haddock. Administratrix. Adniiuhiratrix Notice. rTThirty days after date, application wilt be JL made to the Comt of 0. dinary of Terrell county, for leave to sell all the land belong <ng to ihe estate of James Haddock, late of Terrell countv decfaseJ. MAKTUA a. haddock, Sept. 16,’69,4*. Administratrix. / 1 EOItGKA, Terrell Cewnty: V I Whereas, W. IV. Faruum applies for let ters of dismission from administration of the estate of Oiuthia Devreaux, These qre therefo-e to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at my office within the tine prescribed by law, and show cause, if a.i v, why said letters should no* bo granted. Given under my hand and official signature- this April 29 h 1869. T. M .1
