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Newspaper Page Texti.iIW.'UA JO lilt A A L " LOCAL column. FALL! FALL I! FALL!!! ji, Si Hvo. rr,,;« well known firm nave again on ,1 uNe'V »n<l Co",pletf Btoc*k of f.o i generally fouml in a first-class rV 0m»«18 and Clothing house. winch ,Vv <•(! rat M>ch I'*"' P"«» , W|l) , ( . v ,. r vl»"dy to th«in»9 ve ,t„. da l'..r the feu. ■j In v t live Dry ' mode, Clotli- J".' Notions, li • t* and 3ho *. Hals Gelite Furnishing > ®‘j* whit'Ai they urn Jottii mined to sell. Live tdein a cull Don’t fail to go to price the poods f S. M.SEIBEL & BliO. \V H. Barham, and 8. Alaus, Sales men' R,r. R. H.Locmt, Agent American Bible gjcie tj ; w iH preach at the Methodist church, M night, Ocb 21st. e , 9r s. Johnson, Campbell & Cos., of Uacon offer to our mercliants and planters a la ’ rge s'oclt of Groceries. We need say nothing of this en’erprising and elever Srm ; those who have traded with them know them ,„d those who hare not, will do well to sec theta before purchasing. ■Money! Money!! ~TO ADVANCE ON COTTON ! j At J. A. FUI.TOK’B Warehouse Tbk finest assortment of Dry Goods :n Daw6on«t Loylbsß& Griffin’s Mire New Goods. - Special stock just received, at BURNEY & NEL SON’S. a. M. SEISEL & BUO. sell Crock ery cheaper than anybody ; go and nee them. PinsomL—J. E. Cbiistub, of the Monte turn Sentinel called cn us, looking fat and (aucy. He seems in good cheer at his pros pect* in Jfontezuma, and does not fear the chills. S *js they have preveutatives a plen. ty—bottles of brandy hung on all the gates. Now, it this be so, we expect to have to ehrouicle the death ol an Editor in a very short time. Os course it will be chilli that k iled bim. Latest -l Collars an*l CVavats ,t LOYLESS A GRIFFIN’S. Chens Poplins, Mohairs, Delaines, Merinoes, and Alpacas can be found at fbo old store of S M SEISEL & DUO. G> to Bn- less & Griffin’s to buy CHtAP goods. gyl'be Sentinel is the title of a very hnudsvme piper published at Montezuma, Gt., by Christian k Cos. Ihe first number has been received at this office, presenting a very neat jppe.ranee as regards typographical ex rcui'on—lias a lib*ral supply of advertise ments, inttresiing reading ma ter, and wiili* •I proiuisi-s fairly to be a v.ilu <ble addi'ion to the list of journals in our $ ate. <Sjccess to the CDterpris-. Ladies’ 110-e, at 15 cts u pair, art* ■dd at ft M ftEISEE & BliU’S. 8 M SEISED & BUG keep the best Boots and Shoes, atul always sell them cheap. Glassware at ptices which defy com petition nt Loyi.ess & Griffin’s. I’.'ig:;- ai-ti \\ ag hi U.. liars, Bridles, *• '< Unties, & , at extremely low F''-i at i.GYLE'S es- GUI FEIN'S. HiiRSXS and J/itles—Our Mr. Sharpe has r * ur >ed from fauna sace -i ll atio’ber lot ol tine hoieea ami mules. Call and see them w.ore they are all sold. FARNUM k ,SHARFE. 9 IS n «JSE Burned. —Mr. Geo. W. Rjt of this county, had his giu house burned on last Sunday night, about 8} o cioek, containing four baies of cotton &>n, &,c. Ji r _ JvoUy’s lnt-8 is about one thousand dollars, and Uncle David, an dd freedman, about one hundred doN lars losing all the cotton ho had picked out 8 t tve doubt not, was tbe work of an incendiary, Mr. K. having visited ' s gin house but a few minutes before be discovered it on fire. All kinds of Clothing, at reduced prices, at 8- M SEISEL & BRO. B you wish to supply vuurself with 8'”") iiat, nt a small price, to S. M. SEISEL & BRO. o '' French Merino, one »/, Wla9 i Wf| rtli $1 50,wi1l be sold for 51 I.OYLESS & GRIFFIN. Solid Alpaccas, all colors, at the low I tice of 40c. per yard at LOYLESS & GRIFFIN’S. ]{ **» Faumkks’ Monthly—J. W. Urio & Cos., of Macon, propose to pub— ’ 011 she 15th of November and oiuhly thereafter, an agricultural jour- The Southern Farm & Home.” expect to see a good agricultural f ’> “heal, judging from the character of ~ mcD have the matter in hand. rm = Sd 00 a year in advance. oaklet Sheaf Cooking Stoves At Fultt)n’s. *®,l ne friends of Dawson will be *1 to read the sketch of our corres | nt reminds us of the f *^ eQ *he hotel was under the hick % 5 h 0 “Rd Our Superior Court, us well , .. r ‘'*'B' u Us gatherings, was held in « U j "'’“’“-one of Mr. B s negro eab { Cf( j. <re ‘ tl ®uch yet to be done, be- 0 i , IWBOu will reach the ultimatum en h r, -Rtness. L iok to your inter vr»t K pr ° pCr,y Mulders, and let the “word b ‘‘onward.” 90L.Our wriets arc noted f r fit) and loose paper lying in front of store doors. Would it not be well for our City Fathers to Lire two hands aud a team, cleau up the streets, aud pass an ordinance prohibiting this sweeping of trash and paper in tho streets i’ If we pay street tax, let us sie wberein we are beut fitted. A few more of those late style Sin bad Hats at Loyle 8 & Griffin’s A Good Saddle fir $9 at LOYI.ESS & GBIFFIN'S Live Geese F auh i*., At FULION’S French Cm sets h.r $1 00 at 8 M BEIBEL it BiiO’S. Go to 8 M SEIBEL & B 'OS. store for your Bleached and Brown Domestics, an well as Ticking and Stripes. Commendable —Tue friends of Mr. Geo W. K lly are showing that they sympathize with him in his loss - com ing to ti* rescue in time of need. We are pleased to knew that one of our eit izeus donated lumber to rebuild his g'n house and others ate contributing hoping to raise enough to buy a gin, gin-band and iut itiing gear. Uncle David will uot be forgotten by our people, who are ready at all times to help by advice and otherwise tho wo ktug, well LeLavcd freedmen of our country. Sweet Potatoes, at FULTON’S. Jeans, Kerseys. Minerva Ttvills and Castimero for Men and Boys' wear at 8 M SEISEE & BUO 8. A. C. E. Ticking, the best in the market, warranted. F t sale hy LOYLESS & GRIFFIN. Thk Pkrformanck Ysstkbday. -It is wi h pleasure that we recommend anything that gives the satisfaction necessary to merit it at our hands, consequently we say, and without fear of contradiction by our really delighted citizens, that the Big Show of Prof. Reynolds was really splendid and far surpassed any tiling that has visited our city in many a day. The astounding b ats of masters Noberte and Percenti, especially the Niagra Leap, -vas the best perloimanee of the kind we have ever witnessed. Miss Louisa Reynolds well sustained the pans in which she vvis east,— .f/iss Minnie Wells, the chinning young com mediene, who seemed to be the favorite of everybody in town as well hs ourself, can’t be beat. Taking the perormance as a whole, it was, to say the least of it, first-class aud woith double the price of admission. Mr. Reynolds is a Georgian by birth and is just returning to the home of his early days, ihat alone should secure to him the liberal patronage of our citizens. We hope that ihe Prof, will, at no distant day, pay our cfiy another visit-; and we will sav to the management that it they want to really p!ea-e our oiiiz-*na and at the same time to receive a genuine welcome at their hands, dou’t for get to biing “.Sweet .Mi iiiie,” the life of ihe show, alone • i b iliern. —Unhfuridge Stin. Will exhibit at Daws in, T bursduy, Oct. 28. Sensible Remark* on Son-Siib «.cril>iti& Newspaper Reader* and lire I*r«'« a> an Index of 't hrift and liitcliij,’curc. Af er rasping the “assumacy” of self imporiaut city Dally Eli ors, th New nao Herald reads the foil .wing caustic but tiuthful Future to another eliss of persons. It ays: But wc ; re done with that class of men what seek to treat editors of coun try newspapers with the same dtsoourt - „y that town fops do the sun burnt, hard working (tinners, and shall now brolly notice ano'her ci ss if men, who are sail |y a fault lu the tr. a meiit ol their loci! papers—wc mean those who ar UR— Sully, tha they prefer born wing their ueig bur’s paper to subscribe tor one. — Do they cover think that, if every n an was as contracted as themselves, that in twelve mouths there would not be a newt paper publi-bed in the land ; that priuters and type-founders w. uld seek other employment ; that au'hors wou <J lay aside their p us ; publishers omse their doors; the art of printing be for gotten, aid a relapse into barbari.-m fol low v Now we pul it to you, our friend, is that mao d'scbargtng his duty whose conduct teuds to such const t|ueuces l Docs not his failure to pay for what he receives smack or wrong ? lie does re ciive, value, for why read his ueigbboiL paper ? He does not pay for that vuiu , evuiybody knows—or ought to. We prefer the fellow with impulse enough to subscribe for a paper tbuugh he nev er pays for it, to him who reads it but does not place himself uud'T obligations to any one to pay for it. lue one in tends well, the other oruf.iiy and stuiiie ly intends wrong—wroDg to bis neigh bor and wrong to the publisher. Right hero we cannot help rs joiciog that the editor can fearlessly rasp this class of men without damagtug himself j one cent, for they are not subscribers now and never will be as long as liny remain what they ate. bo brethren ol the press—yes, including the- city press, for we will shake bau'Js with you on that subject —let us uuite in thrashing these selfish, stingy fellows, uut I they become the laughing stuck of ‘‘all the world aud the rest of mankind. Jesting aside. The character of a community is judged by the character ot its local press if a paper is liberal ly sustained, it will furoisb evidence ot tue tact as unmistakably as a thermom eter notes the high or low temperature of the weather. Likewise, it the pub lisher is tore and to struggle fur existence, the marks of* this conflict aud of bis poverty cannot be couceaied. In the oue lustauoe straDgers will at oneo 3 de c de, correc ts too, th*t the commun.ty is composed of enterprising aud punlic spiriteil Citizens, aud itu tue ottier ut tbrifdes.- ad iguoiaut inhabitants. Oo tue oue baud they are attracted, ou the Otner repelled, for a reading people are Jesireab.c neighbors, while the society of the unretiued,uninformed aud uuread ts not to be sought. Wo are aUiUor Zad then to declare to the people of every sec iuu, in which there 18 a paper published, you have to your midst an judex h'-ni ‘h at P OlB ’* S ■ mining yt i y ur cho#p*er ai a ccm uiunity, and you have the meins end power wi bin yourselves to ciuitumid a favorable or unUvurable report. Which do yo U pr. hr ? 0 lave uot written the above to covrect any grievance* partitularly sppli cyhlo to ourselves, for we have the “ar suuiaey ’ to say that wo believo wo Love us little cause of complaint as any conn M*y paper published in tbe State, hut have sought to give our remarks a gen eral bearing. M A It It I lift. MARIUS -MANN—In Cha'tanonga,Tenn. on ih.. is h I"si,. «t the residence of the b i In's father, »>V t> e R V Jf". McUaulev, Mr. K *S Harris and Miss R. G M nn the former of Terrell cnnnly, the latter of Chattanooga. We congrutula'o our young fiend Hairis on obtaining so worthy and amiable a bride, and her on w inning to heiself so noble and manly a husband. May they live long and happily, ami when, in silvery age, they look back up the hill of Time may they be con soled wiih the sweet consciousness that it has been a profitable and peaceful journey. You have acted wisely Smith, and may you never have cause to regret the step you hare taken lit At; KETIt E PORT. Dawson, Oct. 2E— UottoD receipts ]igh f , demand g oi; 20 to 23E ex tremes. Bacon clear tides, 24; clear rib 2GJ. Bieging 28 to 32 Iron Ties 9to 10. Balt per tank $3. Macon, Oet 19.*—Uotton.—Mid dlings 24a. Bacon firm; dear rib side* 23e. Savannah Oet. 19. Cotton market firT),with middlings 25} r Cmci >tat : , Oet. 19—Baro 1 lower.— Shou ders 161; clear sides 191 New Y’ork, Oet. 20, 3 p. m.—Cotton dull nominal, 26!e. Liverpool. Oet. 20. 3 p. m.—Cotton morea*tive, 121 *o 121d. Special Notices, “Srill Laving the cLilis, air you, cd fcl?” “Well,y-c-s, I kinder slake every other dav “ ‘•Why in the dickens don’t you get cur-d?’’ ‘‘Been taking quinine, peperine, Bee berir>p, striebuine, and ail other ines “Have you tried Droragoole Sc Co.’s King of Chills?’’ ‘•No I don’t like patent medicines. They are generally put up by druggists or others who know nothing about dis eases.” “But Drrtngoole & Cos are regular gradulated physicians, and the King >»f Chills is tbe result of a long bedside experience in this malarious country. It is not a patent, never fails to cure and sells cheap. “Tbauk you, sir, I’ll send to the Drug Store, at once, and procure a bot tie.’’' ®StThe wonderful properties of the Pyrafuge is showing itself daily in the blooming cheeks of our forirtei '•mucinted cit zens, alt of whom decimv that until they tried this great chill and fever expeller, they knew not what it was to be dear, even for a few days, of the se urge of our Southern country ; thanks to science and oureu terp ieing townsman; we need no lon ger f jiir he great scourge, and we can now go on "tir way rejoicing that at last a conqueror is at hand which wiil instantly expel from our system chills and fever, dumb ague, and those diseases incidental to malarious di mate*. Keep a bottle of the Pyrafuge ii the house, and as soon as the chill or fever is lelt commence taking it, and at once you are rea ly'makmg a last j ij; and permanent cure — Rnplican. hundred years ugo the now ccle br.iiiil / s i.antation l',irrii!>s were m well known in tie We-n I die- ns they ure now known in ’he United S i’es. Ii is true they were not known bv Hint nnme, but their com ponents and manner of mannf.ictnring were the same—eve that there has bean add and Calisnya or Peruvian Lark, celebrated the world over for its wonderful tonic properties. Even to this day these Bitters are popular as ever, and their stale end use on these Islands is constantly increasing, and there can hard ly a family be found', ric.n or poor, who i wilkout. them. We do not wish to impute anv wrong to ihe Ameiiean proprietors ol these Bitters, but that they are the ortgina to's, we most stoutly deny, and they must take such umbrage at it as they please. At the same time we take this occasion to cay that a more valuable ionic Biiteis cannot be found in all the wotld. We consider them just the thing for weak ajid delicate .'enialo-, and all those requiting a aiild and geuile Stimulant. ,%•§: n - rt’fi vms *:.ur.ri s Hi HI AND COMMISSION HOUSE. Johnson, Campbell it Cos., Corner Fourth and -Poplar streets, Macon, Georgia. OUR Mr. Johnson has just returned from New York and the West, where he has made he»vv purchases of Sugar Coff-a. Mo- : BigsieK, Ties, T»i»e. Bacon, Lard, Whiskev, Floor, Fi-h of all Finds, Cheese, Crackers, Sardines, Pickles. Ham-, Tobacco, Candles, ifandv. Nails. Soipa, Potash, Soda, Will e -Veit, Salt, and lu fact everything lhat is kept in a First - Class Grocery House, of .hieh they offer to the cMsenaaf Daw son aud surrouudms co4nties, at Very Low Figures. QctSL3m THE CAMELS ARE COMING! Gymnasium it Menagerie! —o — PaiOF. KIAA'OI.ON will give two of bis popular exhibitions at b/kjiOjl, JhMay, the 28th ijijrt. We strive to give an entertainment that will be instructive, interesting and published at Bainbridge, says of our troope. Doors Open at 2 and 7i o’clock P.M. Admission, • - • 75 cts. Children under 10 years, Half Price. TAX NOTICE. I WILL be at the Uourt Bouse every day, for the purpose of colleeting the State and county Tax of !Bf<9, ujiil 16th of November, when my books w*'! be closed. ot-21;3t W. SESSIONS. T. C. Sale and Feed Stable. Wk expect to keep on hand, ail the season, first class Dorses and Mule ' for sale. In our purchases we look to what is needed .n this section, and trust to merit a liberal patrooage from those who may need stock. Call on us before purchasing. oe2lif FARNT7M & SBARPE. STRAY WIULS. A SMALL, dark Sorrell mole, supposed to be 18 years old, was found in my yard cn the morning of the 18tu in.st. The owner i* requested to prove pioperty, psv charges, and take him away. J, A. ZLLIS, oc2lpl Near Ch&kasawhatchee. THE GEORGIA PM'iILL, C.HIHOLL CO., W ILL pay cash for Rags, Rope, Bagging « ♦ and old pipers. Orders solicited for Wrapping, iftnilla and Print Paper. New if- 11, Turn Water, Live Men. Prices low. Terms Cash. All inquiries promptly answered. Address M. P. JCELLOGG, Pres. Cos., “College Temple,” oc'2l;3m Newnan. Ga. DAY MURE, to Male and Fe tyrjv./ mile, Salary or commission, to sell toe Household Sewing Machine. Guaranteed for five years. Address Logan, Mack & Cos., Pitisburg, Pa. LAND FOR SALE. r |''UE subscriber off.-rs for sale, until the Ist 1. day of December, 5,000 acres of good cotton land. Four different farms in the same neighborhood, well improved and in a high state of cultivation ; lying in the 4t t dis trict of Calhoun county, 20 utiles south of C’ithbert., Ga., aDd 25 miles Southwest of Dawson. F.A. PEPPER, op.tMjt Morgan, Ga. jryAmericas Republican copy. CorNCir. C'iianekk, ) Dawson, Ga., October 11, 186a. f It is ordered by th'* Council that J. E. Loyless, Councilman, wfth the assistance of the J/ .rsbal, proceed at once to collect the Tuxes tor this year—lß69. By order of Council. W. J. ADAMS, Clerk. P. S. —l am instructed by the Council to collect by the 15th of November next, and res turn all who fail to pav by that time as de faulters. You can call at my store and settle. 0c14;4t J. E. LOYLESS, Collector. LEGAL ADVEfiTESIVIENTS. EXECUTORS SALE. Will be sold before the Court House door ih jforgan, Calhoun couuty, Ga., on the fi.at Tuesday in December next, lot ol land No. •25ii, in the 3d district of Calhoun county.— Sold as the property of John Pace, dec’d for the benefit of the heirs. V(. M. PACE, )Ex’r? of the estate N. W. PACE, ) of Jehu Pace. oct2l;tdH Atimiulstrairix >alp. Will be sold before the Court House dooi, in the city of Dawson, on December next, all ihe Lauds belonging to the eat. to of James W. Haddock, late of Ter rell couuty, deceased. MARTHA A. HADDOCK, 0ct.21 ,’69-Cw. Administratrix. Administrator's bale. x X ILL be sold ou the first Tuesday in De- W ceinher next, within the legal horns of sr.ie, before the Court House door, in the town of Dawson, by virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary ol Terrell county, the fol lowing lots of iana belonging to the estate of William Herrington, dec’d, all situated, lying and being in the 3rd district of Terrell coun ty, to-wit: Nos. 1)9, 100, 101, 125. Sold for the benefit cf the heirs aud creditors of said estate. Terms cash. Purchasers paying for stamps aud title papers. HENRY E. HERRINGTON, octf4;hadt Adm’r. Administrator's Sale. Will be sold on the first Tuesday in De cember next, within ,• 1 ■ Vvl hours of snie, before the Court 110-. in the town of Dawson, by virtue of si order of the Court of Ordinary of Terrell county, 13$ acres of land in the 4th district of Terrell county, known a„ the place whereon Dr. R M. Carter formerly icsiiled. Sold as the property of the estate ol R. M. Car er, dec’d, for the ben efit of the heirs aud creditors. Terms cash. W.O CARTER, octl4;tds Adm’r. / v EORGIA, Terra'll County : Vj Whereas, D. Chambliss, administrator o! Wm. Chambliss, appfies tor leave to sell lot of land No. 340 in the 26th district of Early county, belonging to said estate. _ These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear at mv ofli -e within the time prescribed by law, aud show cause, if any, why said letters should not be granted. Given under mv hand and official signature, this October 14th, 1869. T. M. ./ONES, Octl4;4t Ordinary. GEORGIA, Tyrrell County : Whereas, W. J. Paiker, Executor of George Powe'l, applies to me for leave to sell the land of said estate. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear at my office wilhiu the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any, why said lettera should not l.e granted. Given under my hand, and official signature, this Odober 14ih, 1869. octW;4t T. if. JONES, Ord’y. GEORGIA, Terrell County:— Whereas, Geo. A. Lofton applies for letters of dismission on the estate of D B Ra '"These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, it any, why said lettera should no' be granted. Given under my hand, and official signature, this September 9th, 1869. sepr.;oam3in T. M. JONES, Ord’y. NOTICE. Johnson has applied for exemption L of personalty and setting apart and val uation of Uomestead, to be heard st 1 o’clock, p. m., on the 29th dav of October mat, at my office in Dawson, Ga. oot2l ;2«v T. M. JONES, Ord’y, oNOTICE. LB. Causey has applied for exemption of . personuity and iralty and valuation of Homeutead, and I will pass upon the same at 4 o’clock, p. m., on the 80th day of Oc tober ! nst., at my ofllae in Dawson, Ga. OCt2l;2w TM JONES, Ord’y. NOTICE. Jas. £. Edwards has applied for exemption of personally and realty and setting apart and valuation of Homestead, anj I will pass upon Ihe same at 1 o’clock, p. m.,ou the 23d day of October inat, at my office in Dawson, Ga. T M JONES, Ord’y. octl3;2t NOTICE. A Sasser, next friend ol minor children of jl\.» S. B. Smith,dec’d,applies for exemption of personalty and selling apart and valuation cf Uomestead, to be heard at 1 o’clock p. m., on the 21st day of October iust, at my office, in Dawson, Ga. oelll;2w T. M. JONES, Ord’y. Terrell Mortgage Sheriff Sale, WILL be sold before the Court Boose door in the town of Dawson, said county, on the Ist Tuesday in December next, wilbin tbe legal hours of sale tbe fol lownig property, to-wit; 1 lot of land, No. 269, in the 3d district of Terrell county.— Levied on as the property of W. C. Thornton deo’d, to satisfy a mortgage fi fa issued from Terrell Superior Court in favor of Patten, Lane, J/eriain & Cos, vs. J. C. F. Clark, as ad ministrator, Wm. C. Thornton; S. F. LASSETER, *epSo;tds .Sheriff. Notice to Debtors aud Creditors. ALL persons indebted to the estate of J. W. Haddock, ltte of Terrell (jouuty, decstsed, are hereby requested to make immediate payment, and those having demfinds are requested to pre sent them, propirly authenticated, with in the time pre-orihed by law. sep23;6t Martha M. Haddock. Administratrix TEKKELL SHEUIFI' SALES. \7kGLL be sold before tbe Court House T V door in the town of Dawson, said coun ty, on the Ist Tuesday in November next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit; J'wo lots of land, Nos. 188 and 189, in the lltb district of Terrell co.— Levied ou as the property of Daniel J/iller to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior Court cf Webster county, in favor of Mrs. M Miller vs. Daniel Miller. Also, at the same time and place, one lot of laud, No. 117, in 12th districtof Terrell co.— Levied upon by a Decree of the Supcriorcourt of said county to satisfy Attorney lees and cost, in the case of Samuel Denton, who sues fur the use of minors, vs. Louisa Kelly and Benjamin White. Also, at tbe same time and place, B. B Herrington's interest in the following lots of land, to-wit: Nos. 99, 100, 101, 126, in the 3d district of Terrell county. The same being ihe undivided one-fifth of said lo*s of land; the whole subject to the dower ofthe widow of the late Win. Herrington. Levied on as the property of H. B. Herrington co satisfy a fi fa issued from Terr.il Superior Court iu 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 ol land, No. 230, iu 18tb D.strict, of origi nally Lee, now Terrell county. Levied on as the property of William E Bozeman, to satisfy a h la issued from the Suporior Court of Terrell county in favor of Mason H. Bush, Administrator of Silara Wiuzer vs Wm. E. Bozeman. Also, at the same time and place, one store hou3e in the town ol Dawson, in Terrell coun tv, situated on the west side of the street lead ing to the depot aud know n as the store house iu which Rosa & Harden did buaiueaa. L ivied on as the property of D. M Harden to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Terrell Supeiior Court in favor ol Sharp k Brown va. Daniel M. Har den. Also, at the same lime and place, hou a e and lot iu Dawson, Terrell county; known as the Baily lot and now occupied by E. Kuttner.— Levied on as the property of Wm. W. Blair, as Administrator of Jffitthew E. Williams to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior Court of said county, in favor of Wm. B. Parker vs. Wm. W. Blair, Administrator of Matthew E. Williams. Abo, at the same time and place, 10 ac es off of No 269, in the 4th district of Terrell county, and known as ihe Cogan Mill. Lev ied ou as the property ol Nathan G. Christie, to satisfy a fi la issued from the Terrell Supe rior Court, in favor of Seaborn J. Thomas vs. Nathan G. Christie. Also, at the hs me time and place, 1300 acres of land consisting of the following lots : Nos. 125, 126, 127, 139, 140, 141,62. Levied on as the property of James Edmondson to satisfy a ti fa issued liotu Muri&y Superior Court, in favor of Lme, Boyce & Cos, vs. Wm. Luff'man, James Edmuudson and Daniel Nix, partners doing business under the firm name ol Wm. Luffuiati A Cos. 8. F. LASSETER, oc7;tdß Slier riff. J, B. BOSS & SON, ASK THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS & PLANTERS TO THEIR HEAVY FALL STOCK OF DRY GOODS & NOTIONS, Coots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries & Tobacco, Hardware ami Iron Ties, it.iaai.rG, rope tii’/.w, and indeed everything kept in a First-class WHOLESALE HOUSE. These goods have all been specially sc-s lected to meet the wants of the Trad*, aud will be sold at pi ices that will prove highly sat jsfactoiy. Our stock is LARGE, FULL AND COMPLETE, In Every Department, and comprises everything needed 'u« tvho’e sale buyers, and such as will best suit their customers. If you want Goods in which there isaEaigc JtlßGn lor Profits, Sand your orders to, Or call on J. 11. KOSS & SOU, Wholesale Dealfrsin Dry Goods & Groceries Corner Second aud Cherry Streets, .n.ico.r, o.i. Oct.i4;3m NEW ADVERTISEMENT S. Wholesale Dpj Croods* ©IBINFb & ©(Du EXCIUSiVE WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE, SA.VA.ISnsrA.TT, GA. HAVING lonu seen the necessity of an exclusive WHOLESALE 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 tho WHOLE SALE TRADE, Wo keep a buyer continually in the Eastern Markets, and with our other advantages, think we have facilities for offering goods as low, and on equally as Good Terms as any other IVTarket. Our Stoek is now oomplete, being the Largest and Best assorted Slock ever opened in the South. We (col confident in offering sufficient inducements to retain the trade in Savannah. Solicit order* and examination of our Stoek. Very Hsspectfully, 00 , 7i3b . ORFF* WATKINS & CO. A IE f PEATFIB! 1869. COTTON CROP. 1869. W. M, PEEPLES, (Successor to LOVLESS A GRIFEMf,) WAREHOUSEMAN, WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORM HIS PLANTING friends stid the public, that they will find him at this well known staud, DURING THE PRESENT ttEDXSON Prepared to Receive, Store, Ship, Sell, or Advance °P 00 their Cotton, at the rate of seven per ciut. per annum. He will keep thorouglby posted, daily, by Telegraphic dispatches of all change#, tn the Markets in New York and Liverpo 1. His Warehouse is The Largest and most Centrally Located, and situated in the most business portion cf the city, and his facilities for hand ling Cotton are NOT EXCELLED 11ST DAWSON. He promises himself to work for, and PROTECT THE PLANTER io every way in bis power. He flatters himself he is Competent for the Successful Prosecution of the Warehouse Business. 0?AII Cotion stored with me, Insured.^ W. M. PEEPLES. NOTE. —JOYLESS & GRIFFIN return their thatiks for the verv/ibora! patronage heretofore bestowed upon them, aud solicit for their trieod, "\Y • At. PEEPLES. ‘ continuance of the same, wwrtag .them JjJ promises to do will he done. <x Sept. 30, 3m.