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l\Vvs()A : JOURNAL.
W* L ,)nAL column.
M[lL\ fEL!! FALL!!!
>l. Seisel Sc Hi'o.
■ r known firm have again on
■tw "i . C,.n,pl«te Stock of
•"’" 'rally found in a
■" rS and Clothing house, which
■ ry irat«uch low prices as will
H e i ls everybody to supply themselves
he nectary goods lor the sea
■’ ll) tin" have Dry H™ds, Cloth-
B“ V mi Boots and Shoes, Huts,
His Furnishing Goods, &c., &e.,
■S trey are determ,ned to sell.
iii igo f ° p t,ch ti,e «° ndM
H l,OUt ‘ 8 M:SEISED &BKO.
|p Biirhain, and S. ilaas, Sukv
■
Notice. The Siewards
H i Terrell Circuit, and brethren
jtg money for the Missionary and
Halerence collections, are earntsly re-
to meet at New Hope Church
K Saturday, the 27th in*t. The Dre-[
H iD g Elder respectfully solicits a lull
■ teD d»uco and final tet.lcmout from
church. J. B McGeiieE.
I T
I Capt. Fulton offers to his customers
■ pert, ii-r that is said to be A No. 1
■ advertisement.
IE j IAN , Kerseys. Minerva Twills and
■'..Miners lor Men and Boys’ w*ar at
■ and M SEISEL & BRO S.
I Dickson's Cotton Seed.
■ 200 bushels Dickson’s Cotton Seed
■nde- Apply at
■ r 1 THIS OFFICE.
[I Flannels, Linseys, Opera Flannels
Lj all other kinds df Goods t >r win •
■erweii at low price* at the store of
I S M SEISEL & BIIO’S.
I Female Seminary. See ndvortise-
Lntof Prof. S. A. Goodwin, who pro
■ix’ es toestab ish a school of high grad’,
Beryung ladies and mis,es.
I jf hour Fine Cottou /’lantitions for sale
■is, Calhoun county. Apply at
TUIS OFFICE.
lln His Glory.—Jim Sharp in a lot
I«i h mud about six inches deep, sur-
Ir'unded with forty mules. Bo go and
lace him,
GotoS M SEISEL & BROS.
store for your Bleached and Brown
Domestics, as well as Ticking and
Stripes.
I 0. G.F.—By order of the Lodge,
the officers and members of Dawson
Lodge No 56,1 0 0. F , are hereby
u tiff and to attend a regular meeting on
the first Monday night in December
next, at 7 o’clock, for the transaction
es important business.
JOHN A. BISHOP, Serj’y.
S. M. SEISEL & BHO. sell Crock
ary cheaper than anybody ; go and nee
them.
A Success.—Mr H R. Thomas,
on West side of public square, opened
aslore but a. few weeks s nee, deter
mining to soil First-Class Family Gio
ceries and Confectioneries, and we are
pleased to bear that so far he has been
able to find ready sale for all the goods
he has purchased. Call and *eo his
new stock just received.
Chens Pori,ins, Mohairs, Delaines,
Merinoes, and Alpacas can be found
at ibu old store of
S M SEISEL & BRO.
Solomon’s Saloon is opened at al
hours, Jay aDd night, for tho>e who
wish a good meal of the substantial
and luxuries of the season He has
just received a large lot of Pine Ap
ples, Banannas, Plantains, Apples, &o
Call on Mr. Solomon, get a good din
ner, and don’t forget to buy some of
the many "goodies'’ he has, for the lit
tie ones at home.
R ' M. Rose & Ca—Wholesale Dea’-
ers in pure W mes and Liquors, Atlan
la * Ga ‘ Nov 4-3 t
Spddxn Death.—Mr. wTd. Cobb,
this county, was in our city on
uesdav last, attending the Superior
ourt now in session, apparently in
good health. In the evening be ate
•otoe sardines, and soon thereafter
complained of pains in his stomach
e tdl on the sidewalk and was car
ried to the Hotel, where he had medi
cal attention, but to do efiect. He
lt! ' n I eSB than one hour from the
tnueof his attae';. «
All kinds of Clothing, at reduced
prices, at
8- M SEISEL & 13RO.
1 , l Viu A .l M 1 , * l * l AAN l» AT
a»« uqroit
" ~ G ranile Block, Atlanta, Ga.
Br okk Jail 7 Williaoi D jFurd, con-
Dc 'd in the (g 0 called) county jail un
er charge of forgery, made his escape
°“ night by boring through the
** ioola were found in the jail
Me 8 1dcc which were taken from
pnt in chains—weather be
-8 ve ry cold, the jailor unshackled him
the oonscqueoce is, his escape.
e tllin k it advisable to sell our jail
r * torn crß> , »nd hereafter make no
hiu] CU^ onß a maD confining
Fall Term or Superior Court is in
session this week—Hon. D. B Harrell
on the bench and Col. S Wise Parker
i Solicitor for the State. There aro a
goodly numbet of the bur from Macon,
Atmricus, Albany, Starkvilio, Cutbbert
and Morgan in attendance, and from the
physique of most of them, judge that
they are doing a good business. We
are glad to see our distinguished friends,
but heartily wish they could come on
other business. Our experience leads
us to believe that the best place to set
tle differences between men is about six
miles from Judge or jury, and sixteen
from a Lawyer.
S M SEISEL & BRO. keep the
best Boots aud Shoes, aud always sell
them cheap.
Capt. \V. L. Johnson, of the firm of
Johnson, Campbell & Cos., will please
accept our thauks for hospitalities ex
tended us during the past week, while
a tending the Fair. It was through
his kindness that we had a place to
lay our head, aud eom thing to eat,
besides Crackers, Cheese and Sardines
New Attractions at 11. R. Thom
as’.—Baltimore Pig Hams, Breakfast
Bacon, Cabbages, E >g!i h Dairy Cheese,
(extra article in small
Pigs, extra Sue Apples, (premium at
Sta'e Fair,) Segars, and first-class Fam
ily Groceries just receive!.
ItMllenlons Court ml.
We were pained to see the conduct
of some young men on the cars of the
Southwestern Railroad, a few days
since. There was a time when ladies
were respected even by those who were
in liquor Not so now. Why is this ?
Pave we lost that, bearing and de«
meauor that once charao'erized the
Southern man? Are we willing to see
our mothers, wives, sisters and daugh
ters, subjeeied to the vu'gar slang of
the drunken rabble ? Will not lovers of
good behavior re olve to put a stop to
any conduct that is calculated to em
barrass and wound the feelings ol ladi a
wbiD oo the ears ? We have hope for a
o ing an, though be may indulge in
the cup, hut when he so far forgets hioi
s< If as to act l udely iu the presence of
ladies, we give him up, and think there
is but little chance for him ev;r to be a
gentleman.
BoxroMs’ Horse Power was tes'el
yesterday before the Committee on
Machinery. As no mule was handy,
six men were substituted forone mu’e,
although tight is the rule. The six
propelled a forty saw gin with great
speed. Three were then taken off,
and the remainder found no difficulty
in driving it with a full roll, so that
three negroes can drive any man’s gin
fast enough with that, horse power
We understand the Committee ex
pressed themselves highly pleased with
the performance.
Thomas J Bottoms, of Thomasville,
is the inventor of this horse power,
and with T*r. W. J. Huntoon, of Al
bany, holds the proprietary right. L
has just taken the first pr mium and
honorable mention at Roma and Et;-
tonton, and wil do the saaie here
Telegraph tfc Messenger.
A certain roan, who is very rich now
was very poor when he was a boy
when tsked how be got his riches, be
«aid : ‘‘My father taught mo never to
olav rill my work was finished, and
never lo sp nl my money till I had
earned it If I bad but ao hour’s woik
in tho day I must no that the fir-t thing,
ari*d in an hour alter this I wa> allowed
to play; and then 1 could play with
much more pleasure than if I had the
thought of an unfinished task before
my mind. I early formed the habit of
doing everything in time, and it sood
became easy so to do. It is to this I
owe my prosperity” Let every one
who roads this do likewise.
MARKET - ItEPOK
We note a decline in cotton of 1 to
ic since our last.
New York, Nov. 24. —Middlings
dull at 25c.
Savannah, Nov. 23. —23i0.
Macon, Nov. 23d.—2210.
The best grades in our market sell at
211 a.
Special JVolices.
ERRORS OF YOUTH
A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthlul indiscretion, will," for.
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the receipt and directions for
makiog the simple remedy by wbicb he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad
yestiaer’s experience, can ao so by address
ing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B OGDEN,
une3;ly No. 42 Ocdar street, N.Y.
TO CGJf SUJUPTIf'ES.
The Advrtiser, having been restored to health
in a |few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after
having suffererd several years with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption—
is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers
the means of cure. •
To all who desire it, he will send a copy ol the
prescription used Cfree ofeliagre,) with the direc
tions lor preparin''and using the same, which
they will mid a sure cure for Consumption. Asth
ma, Bronchitis, etc. The object off the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is tobeuefit the afflict*
ed, and spread information which he coueeives to
be invaluable ; and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove a blessing.
Parties wi&hing the prescription, will pleasead
(jrC(SS Rev. EDWARD A. Wl LSO^t.
je3:ly Williamsburg, A'ings county, I*. Y
Rheumatics, Listen and Learn
Prof. Kayton, the popular and celebra
ted manufacturer of Kayton’s Oil of
Life, the best and surest linament for
rheumatism known, has now discontin
ued his travels throughout the States to
see the lame and the cripple, and those
otherwise afflicted by rheumatism, or
neuralgia, or pains in tho side, &c., fi r
ho argues, and well too, that the people
can cure themselves without him by us
ing his Oil of Life; the virtues of
which are universally acknowledged.—
Some people were foolish enough to
think fiom the swift ana speedy cures
made on the spot, before their eyes or
their friends, that the Professor’s hands
were bewitched, but we assure all that
the sterling virtue lies ouly in the Oil
of Life and good rubbing. For rheu
matism, ncuraigia, paiua in the back
joints or s’des, or wherever a liniment
u ,, *V c us « ( 1 ‘but Kaytou’s Oil of Life
is acknowledged as gnat and without
au equal, giving the putient almost in
stantaneous relief by me rubbing
For sprains or bruises, it has also been
used with marked success.
Kay ion s Dyspeptic Pdls, purely veg
otuble, are an excellent cathartic. Me-
Kvgscn & Robbins, wholesale agents,
New \ ork. Jacob Lippman, Prop’r,
>\ holosale Drug House, Savannah.
Cough. —Cough all day, cough all
night, cough at the side for two months;
can’t get a loßg breath without an “oh
my side;’ complain because you are los
ing flesh and your strength fails. Now
you cun easily remedy all this. You can
oure tbe cough, the p'ain and all dis
eases of tbe throat and lungs, for which
an expectorant is required.
Dromgool & Co’s “ Amygdalin Pect
oral, is a beautiful expectorant, pre
pared by regular physicians, and recom
mended in confidence for coughs, ooldf,
bronchitis, paiu in the side, etc. It is
no secret, nor is it a patent, but is a
happy combination of recogoized reme
dies for these diseases. For sale by
druggists.
-VL W' .ID Pin r'ISE.fIEJTTS
D AW SON
FEMALE SEMINARY.
GRADED HIGH SCUOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES
THE Spring Session of this Institu
tion will open od the Ist Monday in Jan
uary next, under the direction of the under
signed, assisted by a corps of experienced
aud acomplished teachers. Tbe course of
instruction will be thorough and complete,
and will embrace ail the branches ol Study
usually taught in the Lest Female Colleges.
No pains, or expense, will he spared to make
this school cope suecesslully with any in the
country, rtrict discipline and thorough
teaching is guaranteed. The School will be
divided into three departments : Preparatory,
Grammar aud High School.
The following rates of tuition will be
charged for the Spring Session, embracing
24 weeks:
Prep'tory Dep’tm’ut, - SIB.OO
Gratiunitr Ecliool, - - 24 OO
SSigli Nvliool, ..... 30.00
Music A Ornamental,
Tuition Quarterly in advance. Pupils will
be charged from time of ontiauce until the
close of the session. No deduction will be
made unless in case of protracted Bickness.
Board SIB.OO per month, exclusive ot lights
aud washing. For lull information, send for
Circular. S. A. GOODWIN,
JVov. 25th, ts. Principal.
Isa I lie District Court of llac
United Males, for iiie Nulitli
can District of Georgia.
In the Matter of ) T „ „ , ,
D’N’L A WOOLBRIUUT, 110l Io Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt. J ho - 447 ‘
nyiE said Bankrupt having petitioned the
JL Court for a discharge from all his debts
provable under the Bankrupt Act of Match
2nd, 1867, notice is hereby givtu to all per
sons interested to appear on ibe 22d day of
December, 1869, at 4 o’clock, p.m., at Cham
bers of said Di-trict (7ourt before Frank S.
Lfe->Beltine, E q., one of the Register’s of
said C urt in Bankruptcy, at the office of
Hood & Kiddoo, at Cutbbert, Ga., and show
cause wny tbe prayer of the said petition of
the Bankrupt should not be granted. ADd
farther notice is given that the second and
thi, and meetings of Creditors will be held at
the same time and place.
Dated at SuVinnah, Georgia, this 22d day
of Not ember, 1809.
JA.I/ES J/cFIIERSON, Clerk.
Fluntation
FOR RENT!
'll’ ILL be rented on the first Tues Jay in
t T December next, within the legal hou-s
of rent,, (or dale,) before- the Court Uouae
door, in the town of Dawson, the Plantation
known as the
HERRINGTON PLACE,
shunted 3 miles from Chickasawhatchir, in
Teriell county, Ga., for the year 1870. The
plantation contains 810 acres in the body and
about 350 acres cleared —good framed dwell
ling, six good cabins, and good out houses.—
Terms Cash. ' T. E. HIGHTOWER,
uovlß;3t for Mis. E. F. Herrington
7 WANTED!
A TEACHER of several years experience,
x\. who is a graduate of odc of the best col
leges in the /State, desires a situation in .South
western Ga. A school io a village or neigh
borhood convenient to the railroad preferred.
Testimonials given as to success and charac
ter. Address the undersigned at Thompson,
Columbia county, Ga.
novll-.lm G. W. HARDAWAF.
Cotton Taken in Exchange
FOB A
Valuable Plantation!
I OFFER my farm, 6 miles below Dawson,
containiug 14171 acres for five dollars per
acre, in cotton, at 20 cen's per pound for mid
dling.-, deliverable at Dawsoo. Terras: 5
bales delivered December next, the balanee in
two installments—half payable December,
1870, the other half December, 1871, without
interest. In the event payments are not
promptly met, inte.est from date. Here is a
chance for parties wantiuga home and a
( heap aud Good Investment.
Apply to W, F, Orr, at Dawson, or to the
subscriber at Charleston, ti. C.
novll-if T W. T. BURGE.
F V lljr i T URE .
A large and elegant assortment of
new furniture,
Os all description^,
Parlor Suites, Bedroom Suites,
(Jhairs, Mattresses, Bedsteads,&o.,
In great variety. Also,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Bugs, Mats, Window Shades,
and Wall Paper, For Sale Cheap 1
TDC&cdU. THOMAS WOOD,
Next to Lanier House, Macon, Ga.
noTll*3m
STRAY MULE:
A SMALL, dark sorrell mule, supposed to
be 18 years old, was found in my yard
on the morning of the 18th inst. The owner
is requested to prove property, pay charges,
and take him away. J. A. ELLIS,
oct2l;ti Near Chickasawhatchie.
| NEW ADVERTIS E MENT H.
TEN TONS
Rawbone
PHOSPHATE
To Arrive next Week*
ft HOSE desiring this excellent Fertilizer had better put in their orders ear
ly, as its popularity is increasing so rapidly that it will be almost impossi
ble to supply the demand during the o miing season.
Call at my offioe and learn terms aud prices.
JOHN FULTON,
nov2s 100 Warehouse k Commission Merchant, Dawson, Ua
MISS M. WIL LI AMS ON
milliner
AND -x.
MANTUA MAKER,
AND DEALER IN
jNillijiam liooil?, fajicj Ijooi?,
Yankee Wot ions,
Etc., m Etc., Etc
(Next Door to Dr. Cheatham’s,)
IIAINf ST. - - DAWSOJi, GA.
ANKFUL for the patronage given me
JL since I have been in business, I hope to
merit a continuance of the same, by close
application to business, aud a desire to please
those who may favor me with a call. My
stock of Fall and Wiuter Goods wili com
prise all articles needed by the Lm ies in the
Al'liinery line, also Fancy Goods acd T ..ukee
A’otions, to suit the wants of Ladies, Misses
aud Children. Mv object is to please those
who call on me, and ask of the ladies of Ter
re |l, 6’alho'uu and Webster counties, and all
who trade at DaW'bOU, to call and examine
my stock. £ept.23-tf.
RHEUMATISM !
For a svtift and sure cure use
HATTON'S OIL OF LIFEI
THE
Greatest laiisimcsit j
OF THE AGE'
IT WORKS LIKE A CHARH.
It has been implied to the masers in the etreet
of Savannah, Macon. Augusta, Columbus, Mont
-rome-v. and all leading cities and towns to the
Mifisissippi river, from his famous carriage, for
many years, with
U'OA'IiEItFZE SUCCESS.
The most severe Cases of
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
PAINS IN THE BACK,
BREAST, JOINTS and SIDES
were brought to the Professor, who as quick
ly rubbed the patient thoroughly with his
OIL OF LIFE,
sending them away in every instance entirely
relieved, thus causing one bottle of the Lini
ment to save hundreds of dollars in doctors’
bills.
KAYTOJf’S
OIL. OF LIFE
Is now considered by all who have witnessed
its application to be the true and reliable
Remedy for Rheumatism, IFeuralgia, and for
all pains aud aches wherever a Liniment can
be u*ed.
Kay lon’s Oil of Life !
The never-failing German Liniment, is une
qualed for its sterling virtues in the history
of Jfedieines —making a swift and sure cure,
giving relief in every case almost by the first
rubbiug. Read the testimonials aud hear the
opinion of the people.
For sale by all leading Drug .Stores.
McKESSIN & ROBBINS,
Wholesale Agents,
NEW YORK.
PROPRIETOR,
MCOn
WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE,
S.t IV/.F.t.lff, geo no IA.
Wywmtaige
Tbe justly Celebrated
Chill & Fever Expeller,
Acts as a Tonic and as an Appetizer, giviug
the patient strength and building up his sys
tem, leaving him strong and healthier than
before the attack. ms**o;lv
TTtfc, 9
GRAND PRARIE
nui hum i
Patented 1865.
r CALL ON
C. 3a THOMPSON,
At E KUTTNEIi’S S:ore,
Where the Mtchiue can he seen and
; its qualifies tested. This M,chine i
; the best ever used, claiming many ad
vantages over any other Washing Ma
j chine ever patented. Will guarantee
j the Machine to do all that is claimed for
it The citizens of Webster, Calhoun
aLd Ferrell are respectfully a-ked to cull
and examine for themselves. Any child
12 years of ago can do tbe washing of u
large family in a few hours wob perfect
ea«e by the use'of tbe Universal Wring
er, which is attached to the Machine.—
“lime saved is mouey made.”
G B. THOMPSON
Price far Machine sl6
Machine wi h Wringer ..25
oc ‘2B; f
HSIM Efim
AND
C
COMMISSION HOUSE
Jolmsoi), Campbell tt Cos.,
Corner Fourth and Poplar streets,
M a c on, Georgia.
OUR Mr. Johnson has just returned irom
New York and tbe West, where he has
made heavy purchases of N'ugar, Coffee, M -j
--las’es, Bagging, Ties, Twine, Bacon, Lard,
Whiskey, Flour, Fish rs ail kinds, Cheese,
Crackers, Sardines, Pickles, Hams, Tobacco,
Candles, Candy, Nails, No.ips, i’o'ash, Soda,
Whi e Me at, Salt, and in fact everything that
is kept in a
First - Class Grocery House,
All of which they offer to the ci izjDsof Daw
son and surrounding counties, at
Very Low Figures.
00t21;3m
Insure Your \Lifc
IN TIIE
JET H A
INSURANCE COMPANY,
EST ONJCEN T.
LAND FOR SALE!
rv'SHE subscriber offars for sale, until the Ist
JL day of December, 5,000 acres of good
cotton land. Four different farms in the
game neighborhood, well improved and in a
high state of cultivation ; lyiug in the 4t i dis
trict of Calhoun county, 20 miles south of
C’uthbert, Ga., and 25 miles .Southwest of
Dawgon. F. L. PEPPF.R,
octl4;7t Morgan, Ga.
jgfAmericus Republican copy.
Agents wantfd. agents want
ed, $75 to S2OO per month,
female to sell the celebrated and original
Common Sense Family Sewing Marhino, im
proved and perfected ; it will hem, fell, stitch
luck, bind, braid and embroider iu a most su
perior manner, /’rice only sls For eim*
plicity and durability, it has no rival. Do
not buv lrom any pirties selling machines
under the sa ue name, unless hiving a Cer
tificate of agency signed by us, as they are
worthless cast iron machines.
For circulars and terms, apply or address
H. CRAWFORD & CO.,
TAKEN UP?
By the eubseribeu a small sorrel horse,
five years old, both hind feet white, a small
j blaze in forehead, and lean in flesh. Come
forward, piy expanses, and take him awav.
J. K. J/ARSUALL.
I Jess* 11. Gkiikin. I J. J. Beck,
| Attorney at Laa*
GRIFFIN & BECK,
Ileal tftale jppl? for I#, jja.
Nlorgiin, U'stllioiiu Cos., Gu.
PARTICULAR attention given to sale or
purchase of lands in any of the counties
of Southwest. Gpprgia.
Examination of Titles a Speciality.
A milliner of tine Cottou Plauuitions tor 1
sale on good terms.
1700 acres, loot) cleared, on Notehaway creek
8000 “ 1100 “ “ Pachitla “
1100 “ 600 “ “ Spring “
1500 “ 7t)o “ “ Pachitla “
800 “ 400 “ “ Southw’rn R. R
Besides a number of other fine plantations
and farms in Calhoun, Terrell, and other
counties.
Moles and other stock for sale with places,
if desired. uovll-tf
STOVES J - STOVES!!
300 pf the most improved patterns of
OFFICE, PARLOR
—AND
GO omm S7OYSB.
Among the latter we have two patterns, to
which we invite special attention—
THE IMPROVES IRON WITCH
—AND—
The Great Benefactor.
GRATEB, HOLLOW WARE,
N AILB, A XEb. T Kai'ECH AINB
LOCKS. Etc. POCKET & TABLE
CUTLERY, TIN & WOOD WARE.
Every description of—
STEAM PirES,
with good workmen to fit them.
A LARGE STOCK OF •
ftfjiijiliijig (jooip.
PLANTERS and Dealers are requested to |
call and see our stock before purchasing.
We don’t propose to undersell every house |
Out. will give bargains to those that warn
Goods in lots. G. F. A H. E. OLIVER,
povl 11m
new piavTsioii
AND
■nilYSTSli
Main street, West of tbe Court Ilonfc.
¥ HAVE just opened ivy stock of CnorK
I conflicting in part, of best grades of Fum
ilv Flour, Bc*cf Hum®, Tennessee Hants, Bn
loi:ns S.tUB ige, Cheese, Coff o. Teas, Sugirs
White and Bine Fi«h, Mackerel, Butter, Lard,
Jellies. Preserve*, Canned Fnm«, Vegetables,
Nuts, Riieius, 7 J rune«, D i'es, &••., al«o, h fine
article of Brandy and Whiskey, in bottles,
Mgars and Tobtcco. Will be receiving of
ili»> season choice Apples, Oranees, Cabbij?e,
Fresh Fish and Oysters, and everything goon
o cat or drink.
THE LADIES,
n, with propriety, come to my store anti
make their selectiou°. .
THE LITTLE V LKS !
shall, also, leccive attention, and their wmtf
will be attended to. J/v motto is “quick
sales and sm ill piofits.” Terms: strictly cash.
H'-pr cl fully ask the citizens of Dawson, nno
all who trade here to cull and examine my
slock of Goods., ’ H. R. TUOMAS.
oet2S:sm *
MRS. E. A. THOMPSON.
MILLINERtSi MANTUA-MMER
% AMD DKALKR IN
MILLINERY k FANCY GOODS,
(South side Public Square,)
Dawson, ..... Georgia.
JAS just returned from tip
„* North with a large and well se
lected S o-k or Goods, consisting in par
■f Bonnets, Ladies’, Children's and
Misses Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, llnse,
Gloves, Core ts, Iloopfkirts, D es-
Trimmißg, Perfumery, and many titbit
things to suit the taste and pieasc th.
ladies.
Thankful for tbe liberal pafrouagi
given u.e last seasoD, I rcspec.fully so
licit a oontinuanco of the same. Tin
ladies of Terrall and adj duirg cuuntie,
are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine my stock before purchasing else
where.
M fes-jnakifijr kpajlpiejit
will be supplied with all the latest stylos
and design! of the season. Have niadt
arrangements to got patterns direct,
monthly, in order to give tho ladies full
advantage cf every change in style
All wtork wt rranted, aud satisfaction
guaranteed, at reasonable charges. A
fair trial is all 1 ask. * '
Sept. 23;tf.
Feed Stable.
Wk expect to keep on hand, all thesra«on >
first class Horses aud Mules for sale. 11l our J
purchases we look to what is needed ill ibis
section, and trust to merit a liberal patronage
from those who may need stock. Call on us
before purchasing.
ocSltf FARNtTM A SHARPE.
ROGERS, BOTSFOnO & ~CT,
ESTATE
Dawson, Terrell County, Ga.
VRE off ring for sale desirable dwellings,
building lots and plantations.
Our Register Is opeo to all, fee of cost, to
regitter tbe property the: have lor sale and,
also, for the uispeotiui. ot those wisliiug to
purchase
OCUSjtf
IE ITU ADVFBTESMENTS.
IS OTICI2.
JAI. GRIFFIN, applies for exemption of
.perantialiy and eerting apurt and Talua
timi ol Homestead, to be heard all o’clock
p. m., on the 2d day of December next, at
my office, in Dawson, Ga.
uov. 55th, 2w. T. &i. JONES, OYd’y.
~~ NOTicisr
SUsAN L. SIdKES lias applied for
exemption of personalty and setting
apart aud valuation of Homestead, to b»
heard at 1 o’clock, p. m., ou the 2tab day of
November, inst, at mv office iu Dawson, Ga.
uov 18 2w T. M. JONES, Ordy.
"Id T ICL.
(jj U. DaVIS ha* applied for exemption
*. of personalty ami sett ! ng apart and ml.
nation of Homestead, to be heard at 1 o’clock
p. m., on the 25th day of November inet., at
my office iu Dawson, Ga.
nov]B;2w T. M. JONES, Ord’y.
GJ LORGI.t, Ta-rri'll Comity:—
$ Wf"reas, VV. C. Kendrick applies for
leitera of dismissiou on the estate of Isaac VV
Kendrick.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all persons concerned, to be and appear at my
office within the time prescribed by lawr, and
show cause, if any, why said letters should
not be granted. Given under my hand, and
official signature, this November 18th, 1869.
novlß;3m T. M. JONES, Ord’y.
G] • OlMal-tl, foui'ty :
4 W' nereas, V\ right Keiledv applies for
letters of dismission on the estate of Elmira
fi. J mrs and Jehu A. Kenedy,
7 bene are therelore to cite aud admonish
.11 persons concerned, to be and appear at
mv office within the time prescribed by law,
and show cause, if aoy, why said leitera
-hould not be granted. Given under my
l aud and official signature, this Novrmber
13th, 1869. T. M„ JONES,
novlSjSni Ord’y.
/ t liOliGl A, Tcitcll UoNitty:
V Whereas, Martha Haddock has applied
'or letters ot guardianship ol Fannie Fioreuiw
H uldook.
These are the refore to rite and admonish
all persons concerned, to be and appear at
my office within the lime prescribed by law,
and show cause, if auy, why said letters
-hould not he granted. Given under my
hand and official signitnre, this November
18lb, 1869. T. M. JONES,
uovl8;40d Ord’y.
TERItLiiL SilEltirt' SALES.
LT N DER and by virtue of a Decree ol the
J Honorable Superior Court of Terrell
comity, in the case of lio wen a Eelwls and
.James li. Jones, Exeetjtoieo! Josephus Ech
ols vs Thomas Gairett, [ will sell before the
t ’ourt House door in said county on the first
Tuesday in December next, between the uaO'
al hours of sale, Lot of land No. (18) eighteen
in the (3d) third di-tiict of said county, in
ci nipliau te w ith said decree, and for tjrp pur
pose of disposing of the proceeds of S.tFt sale
as llierein directed.
Also, at the same time and place, ! lot of
land, No. 199, in the 12th district of Terrell
county. Levied on as the property of Jtsse
Darden to satisfy a fi fa is-ued from Terrell
Superior Court iu favor of Jane F. Powell,
adm’x of J. W. Pow ell, dee’d, vs. Jesse Dar
den, and other ti fa’s in mv hauds.
S. F. LASSISTER,
nov4;tds Sheriff.
fKiiiirdian Sale.
Pursuautto an order of the Court of Or
dinary of Terreli e >unty, will be soi I b- -
fore the Cou t House iu Diwson, on the First
Tuesday iu December next, during the legal
hours of sale, (1-6,) one sixth interest in lot
of laud number one hundred and twcury our,
(121,) in rhe 12th district es Terrell count'.
Sold a.* the property of L. C. Srewart, a mi
nor, ior too beurfi of said minor. Terms
Otr-n. j. g. chapman,
0ut.28 h,Ct. Guardian.
Fxextstor’s
Pur-uatrt to an oriler of the Oid.narv of
Terrell county, will Ire sold on the Fust Trn'S
dny in December uexr, helore the Court
House in Dawson, Terrell county, during le
gal sale hours, the Erst half of lot of laud
number two hundred and twenty, (22i!,) iu
the 12th district of Terrell county. Sold ua
he property of estate of (leorpe Powell for
div son Terms cash. VV. J. PARKER,
Oct. 27rlr, 69 Bt. Ex.
Sale.
VV ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in De**
\ V cember next, within »he legal hours of
•sale, before ti e Court House door, iu ihe
•own of Dawson, by virtue of au Older of
lie Court of Ordinaly of Houston county,
One Store llcu-e and lot on North side ot
ihe .Public Square, arij lininsr J. VV. R ;berU
A Cos. A ! o, the 1 1-juHH and laud attached
thereto, about thirty-eight, acre(3 f more or
’e>B, known ».s the Adams lace. All situated
lying and being in the town of Diwson, Ter
r«*ll < o iisty. Ga , belonging to the eetate of
E. W. Ga id *y, deed. So'd for the benefit
df the hei'B und credirots of said estate.
T ;rnis Allio. M. H. GADDEY,
O r. 28 fit. Administratrix.
Affniuhtrairix Sale,
Wm. bo sold before tbe Court House door,
in the city of Dawson, ou the Ist Tuesday in
December ilex’, aII 'he Lands belonging to
the <st ,it‘ of James VV. Haddock, late of Ter
rell county, deceased.
' MARTHA A. HADDOCK,
0ct.21 .'*9-6 .V. AdmioU'-atr'T
AtiDlifiisti'o ><ue.
\ 1 T II.L be sold on (hefi'st Tuesday in De»
T t cumber next, within ihe legal hour* if
<ile, befo-e the (lourt House door, in Ihe
town of Diwson, b, viriue of an Older of ihe
O.nirt of (Jiuiuaiy ol Terrell county, ihe fol
lowing lots of lan'u belonging to the. estate of
William Herrington, decM, all Minuted, lying
and being in the 3rd district of Terrell cod!.,
ty. to-wit: Nos. 99, 100, 101, 125. Sold for
the benefit of the lieira and creditors of raid
estate. Terms cash. Purchasers paying lor
stumps and title papers.
HENRY B. HERRINGTON,
oct!4;hadt Adiu’r.
* A«lUiiiiMralor‘s Sale.
Will bes .Id on the first Tuesday iu De
cember next, within the legal hours of sale,
before the Court House door iu the town of
Dawson, bv vi.tue of mi order of the Court
■f Ordinary of Terrell county, lSj acres of
hind in the 4th district of Terrell county
known ns the p’see wltereuu Dr. R M. Carte ,
formed, lesided. Fo das the property of
the esr»te ol 11. V. Car e', dec’d, lor the ben
efit of the heirs and cteoi ors. Terms cash.
W.O CARTER,
cctl Ijtds Adm’r.
Terrell Mortgage >lseriff Sal .
ll'lUi be tori before the Court Hours
v v door in tbe town of Dawson, said
county, o.i the Ist Tue-dry in December
next, vr.tbin ih* legal hours of stle the fol»
lo ’.nig property, tc-«vr: 1 lot of 1 rod, No.
269, in the 3d district of Terrell county
Levied on as the pie|.erty ol W. C. Thornton
dee'd, to satisfy a mortgage fi fa issued from
Terrell Superior Court fn favor of Patten,
Lane, Ifetiatn & Cos, vs. J. C. K. Clark, as ad
ministrator, Win. C. Thornton;
S F. LA.SSETER,
*. pßo;tdo Sheriff
EXECUTOR’S SALE
Will be sold before the Court House door
in I/organ, C.lhoun county, Ga., on the first
Tuesday in December next, lot ol land No.
250, in the 3d and st'ict < f CalL-un county.—
Sold as the property of John Pace, dec’d for
the benefit of tne heirs.
W. M. PACE, ) Ex'rs of the estate
N.W. PACE, sos John Pace,
octgl.tfis
