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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1869)
DAWSON JOURNAL. LOCAL column. FALL! FALL!! FALL!!! g, IVI. Seidel Sc lix*o. Thi* well known firm have Spain on h»nd a New und Complete Stock of Goods generally found in a firat-clsaa nrv Goods and Clothing house, which thev ofler at such low prices as Will " ble everybody to supply themselves with the necessary goods for the sea- They have Dry tioods, Cloth ing’ Notions, Boots and Bho s, Hats, Gents Furnishing Goods, &c., &c,, which they are determined to Bell. Give t.lem a cull Don’t foil to «" t- price the goods S. M.BBIBKL & BBIX tV. H. and 8. Maas, Sales men' Qi It \ |t It 1.1 -t* 8> “ at FULTON’S. Joans Kosjevs. Minerva T’rills and ('aseiiners for Men and Boys' wear at U S M SEISEL & BltO’S. Dicli*®**’® Cotton Seed. oqo bushels Dickson s Colton Seed foreale. Apply a^ Hlg oFF;CE> O(JH SUPPLKMKNT. — Duli’l fail to readt e adverisenuents and article on o ur supplemeot : ‘ The Plow and the JDnd.” It is significant of the times in which we live, and as sure as the sun chines the peo- le will throw off this gall. yoke, sooner or later. There is no tenu, right, or justice, in the farmer pay ing taxes and bondholders paying none. Make good use of your time, ye Rid icals-your days are numbered. Flannuls, Linseys, Opera f'ianuels B nd all other kinds of Goods lor win • ter wear at low prices at the store of S M SKISEL & BUG’S F ue Button .plantations for sale in Calhoun county. AppK t THIS OFFICE. Mri.ns.— Messrs. Farnum A Sharp’s s !e- lav( he'll heavy, hut bey bare a ft* of li e raroe sort left. Pkclini in Gold.—Call and see ffe goods 11 at have been J'nrchn ed since tlie deedne in Gold Now >c (•oiving First class Family Groceries, press Goods, 1) y Goods, ( loth ng, (a lew extra fine suits.) and a general as sortment oi goods in tnv line W. M PEEPLES. The Bio Ciucus 0o»r«». -A new pict rial advertisement in uur paper wi 1 e nvey He inteLig nee that, the great Circus vs Btone & Mm ray wilt ■ ibihit in Daws'id, Saturday December 11 b.— T' is Circus Las a< quired 'he n puUtioD of b iug 'ho besi in America, and every *li. re it has csidbktd 'his sea-on, the papers praise the performance of the lares troupe of artists* and prnn>'iinoe then superior io anything hitherto emu in the S-uWi. Second W eefc of Court. On Monday last the State do> ket was taken up, and tne case of Win Brewer, charged with murder, was called, the Jury impannelled same day, hut owing to absence of one of the witnesses, has not been decided. Judge Harrell, in his (pilot, fi m and determined wav, is doing all in Ids power to clear the dockets. Hereaf ter parties wouid do well to have their witnesses oil baud, saving the county much expense, and avo : d thv inconvenience imposed by delay, on jurors It the witness is on top side <d earth, and cun be found, the J udgo will have him. Go to S. M BEIBEL & ICOS «t»ro for your Bleached and Brown Ih rncetics, as well as 'i’lckwig und Stripes. 8- M. SEIijJEL & HUG. sell Crock cty cheaper than anybody ; go and see then. Cuene Pori,ins, Mohairs, Delaines, -ltriuoes, and Alpacas can. be found al the old store cl 8 M SEISEL & BIW. I’ebsonai.e. We had tbe pleasure of bhakiug the hands of our old friends. H. D. Moore, ILesideut of LoVert College, end iiev. T. T. Ckris fiao, both en route for the South Geor gia Conference. Ibe LeVert, we are pleased to learo, 18 prospering beyond the expectation of iri-ndo l Undtr the guidance of Bro. Moore assisted by a corps of teachers •econito none, end located in as healthy 8 6 Pot as Georgia affords, we see do rtdson why this should not be the fl hool for all those in our section who tuteud to send their daughters away ■tom home. brother Tom was looking finely—iu “ c > be looked well enough to be an ltul ; Lilt, pshaw (?) he is nothing but Preacher, gmug down to Gilbert to have a home assigned him r auothtr year. We wish him, and oth rs lik Q him, good lu.k; a £ home, and money enough all the *! e pocket to buy the wife and Hie oncs food and raiment. ,3 M ' Rose & Co.— Wholesale Deal ta a Ure * nea and Liquors, Atlau ' Nov 4-3 t U?ri\? ELl>,, * A AN® AT- W n ,N E AND Ll((UOK ’ Granite Block, Atlanta, Ga. price* 1, at UC * 8 CJlothinjs;, at reduced S- M. SEIBEL & BRO. MARKET REPORT. Dawson, Dec. 2.—Cotton in good demand, with upward teudoDov. Ex tremes 20 to 21 io. Macon, Nov. 30—Cotton steady at22Jc for middlings Savannah, Nov. 30.—Cotton quiet at 2H}o for middliugs. • Nkw York. Dec. Ist, 3 p m.—Cot ton middlings 201 o , gold 121 7 8. • Special Notices. ERRORS OF YOUTH A Gentleman who guttered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthlul indiscretion, will, tor the sake of suffering hiinianitv, send free to all who need it, the reqeipt and directions for making the Ample remedy by which he whs '•ured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad vestiser's experience, cau do so by address ing, in perfect confidence, John b ogden, une3;ly No. -12 Cedar street, N.Y. Rheumatics, Listen and Learn Prof. KaytriD, the popular and celebra ted manufacturer of Kaytou’n Oil of Lifo, the best and surest linameot for rhiumalism known, has now discontin ued his travels throughout th 3'atcs to see the lame and the oripple, and those otberwt-e ifflood by rbt uin.rism, or neuralgia, or pains iu the side, Ac., f. r h- argues, and well too, that ilo people can cure themselves wiih. ut Lint by uv ieg his Od of Life j the virtues of which are universally aeku- wlcdged Some people were foolish enough to think from the swilt and speedy cures made nu the epot, befnr" their eyes or 'heir friends, that the Pr -less r’s bands were bewitched, but we assure all that Hie sterling virtue lies only in the Oil of Life and good rubbsog For rheu matism, neuralgia, pains in the back, joints or sides, or wherever a liniment may be used that Kaytou’s Oil of Life is acknowledged as great and wi'bout an equal, giving the pa'ient almost in stantaneous relief by rne rubbing For sprains or bruises, it has also beeu us'd with mark'd success. Kay'oti’s Dyspeptic PH's, pnrely vog "table, are an excellent cathartic. Me- Iv'ssi n & 11 bbins, wholesale agents, New York. Jacob Lippmak, Pmp’r, j Wholesale Drug House, Bavannah. . ! OF Fi CIaT~ADKBI IS£ MENTS. .1 PROVL.t.n.tTIO.Y. GEORGIA : By Rufus 11. Bullock, Gov. of said State. Whereas, Official info mation has born r» - t eeived at (his Drparime t ilia' a murder w 8 ( commit ed iu the Coun'y i.f Chattooga, o 'he 28th day ot July. 1.809, upon 'he body ol Geo'ge Lawrence, tiv T ylor Hinton, ami ho Slid Hinton ha- fl and re-n»> jusue- : 1 have thought proper, the • t re, to iwm my pioclamaiion, her by ts ling a reward of One 1 h nis.ind Dollars lor il e appreh "U.-ion and delivery of the sail liny on to the Nier ff of said county and Stale. And I do moreover eSsa'ge and r quire id Olfi si9 in this State, Gull and .If burr, in be vigilant in indeavuiing to apprehend the said IJniton, iu order that, he may b hi agin to trial sot the uttvDse with which In'- a. ds charged. Given 1 nder my b mi and the Great Seal of the Nae, at the Uapi’ol iu Atlania, 111 is 24 h day of November, n the year of our Lo'd Eighteen Hundreil and Suiv Nine.and of the ludep' n fence of tbs U itsrdStales of Amcnu, the Nme'v Fouith. RUFUS B. BULLOCK. Bv ihe Governor : David G. Curr no, Secretiry of State. DESCRIPTION ; The said Hint m is abou' l<i or 27 years of age, 5 test 7 or 8 inches high, weighs about I ftO pounds, black, with luge white eyes an i test h, ralhei quick aiokeu. Dec 2, 3i. a phoclu uanoA'. CEORCIA : , „ , 0 n, itutuj li. Bullock, Gov of said htate. Whereas, Offnial information has been received at this Department that a muri'er was committed in the county of Walker, in this State, upon the body oi John J. Woot en, on tbe Bih day of March, 1866, by one Nathan B. Hop-'o i, and that said liopson has tied from justice: I have thought proper, therefore, to issue this; my Proclamation, hereby off ting a re ward of Two hundred Dollars for the appro lension and delivery of the said Nathan B. Hopson, with evidence suScient to convic, to the Sheriff of said G’buaity ot Walker. And l do tnoteover charge and require all Officers iu this State, Civil and Military, to be vigilant in endeavoring to iipp'ehemf the | said Nathan B, Hopson, in order that he may he brought ta trial for the offense with which he stands charged. Given under my haaal and the Great Seal of the Sate; at ths* Capitokin Atlanta, this 27th day of November, in the yeir of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and S xty-Nine, and ot the /idepence of the United States of Amer ioa the Niuetr-Fouitli RUFUS B-. BULLOCK. By the Governor; David G. C'oirpNU, Saorctary of State. Dec. 2,8 b a rßocL.i.natioa\ GEORGIA: By Rufus B. Bullock, Gov. of said State. To the People of Georgia ; The recent reuewal of active hostilities against tbe person and pr operty of colored citizens and white Republicans by the organ ized bauds of secret assassins in certain por tions of the State, seems to indicate a concert of action and a purpose oil the part ol said organizations to persist in detyiug lire civil Lic it therefore behooves the good people of this Sute to see to it that the commonwealth he not farther inured and defamed by the acts of persons who it is believed, are whol ly without interest iu, or regaid. for, the wel fare of the State. It is tbe duty of every county, town, or municipal corporate authority to ensure per fect protection for life and property to every resident within their borders; and whereas, in many oases tbe local officials fail to exer cise efficient means to secure this result, the good citizens within ruch limits—those-hav ing a material interest at sflfike, or the best iuiereet of the State at heart— ®ould see to it that prompt measures are at once trkeu under the civil law to arrest and bring to punishment the members of these organiza tions of secret robbers and assassins. Under the statutes at present in force the Ezecutive is prtWnled Iron) raking active measures for the suppression of civil disorders, and it is therefore all tlie more important that every good citizen should feel it bis individual duty to become a peace officer, and to aid in eecu ring to every inhabitant that perfect protec tion guaranteed by the Constilutiou, and without which we can never enjoy, either civ il liberty or material prosperity. Outrages such as have heretofore and art now again d-sgraciug our S'ate cannot be tol traied or excused without involving the whole community, ° lt'o time has arrived when these outrages must cease, or the good people of the whole biate will be held responsible for their con unnitnce. in tile end that no motive may be wanting to stimulate the people to aciion in bringing to punishment the violators of the law, I heirby offer a reward of Five Thousand Dol lars each for the arrest, wiih evidence to con vict,, of the person or persons engaged in ihe mu' iter of Hon. Joseph Adkins, white, a Re public m Senator ol the I»ih District. Aud ot the person or prisons engaged in ihe murder of Dr. Benjamin Ayer, white, a Republican Repicseuialive irom the county of yeffersou. And ol rbe person or persons engaged in tbo ( unage committed upoo the person ot William Hardeman, white, of the county of Oglethorpe, when, on or übmu the Hist day ol October last, he was tied to a tree and brutally whipped, the outrage having b*en committed hy a hohy of disgpsed men, for no oilier reason, it is alleged, than that Hrr denntn was charged with being a Radical. Ami of the person or prisons eugrged in 'he outrßge committed npan the person of Hon. Abraham Colby, colored Reprrseniaiire Irom ine county ol Greeue, who, on or about «he SlKh day ol Oeiober last, was taken Irom his bed at night aud cruelly beaten, the out rage having beeu committed by a body of twenty-five or thirty disguised men tor ihe reason, as i, alleged, that he the said Coloy vi-it, and Atlanta and requested of the military authorities protection (or the freedmen’s school, located in the town of Greensboro’, iu the county of Greene. Ami of ihe person or persons engaged in he depredaiiou upon the office of the Asses w or ot Internal Keveuue lor the United States Government in the town of Washington, county of Wilkes, on or about the night of ihe )3ih ulr,, when, as is alleged, tiro office was brokeu open and books, papers, iic., scattered and destroyed, and notices left warning the Assessor to leave the District. And ot the person or persons engaged in the assault upon the house of th« non. Eli Barnes, colored, Republ can Representative f cm tiie county of H tticock, when, as is al leged, a body of masked men at or about the hoar of I o'clock on the night of the loth ult., surrounded his le-idence and by threats ol persoual Violence forced him to leuve the county. And of the person or persons, who, at or near (he hour of 111 o’clock on the night of the 15th ult., fired ten or twelve gmishoigi- • to a camp of colored laborers, on tire line of Die Macon and Brui'»»iek Railroad, in the county of Telfair, whereby one man waa killed and another severely wounded. And of Ihe person or persons, who, on Thursday night of Cou t week, October term, about midnight, said to be a body of sixty men in di-guise, surrounded the residence of the She ill of ihe county of Hancock, de mamleuaud obta ned from him the ki-ys of tiie j iil and released f o«n the jail one James Oxford, while, a nctorions on'law awaking his t lal for the murder of John Taylor, a re s ectablo cit’zm of said county. G ven to d> t inv hai and and ihe great seal.of the State, at the Capitol, in Atlanta, this tin' 2lt'll day of N"Vembe», in the year of our Icrd, Eighteen Hundred and Sixtr nine, and ot the Independence of the Uuited Slates ot America the Ninety-Fourth. RUFUS B.BULLOCK, By the Governer: Governor. Davio G. Cutting, Secretary ot Slate. il cc-JTt A7J It' .IO 1 7 It I 'IS i:.XI it.VTS S~E e D OAt s 7 1000 Bushels Virginia Black Seed Oa's JO ST received and for sale, l>y ALEXANDER & PARROTT. NOTICE. AH [i-rsons are cautioned against trading for four pnmissory notes given by the undersigned to J. W. Prewott of Calhoun cu., Ga., three §SO each, one for 825, daft* I about 27'h Novem ber, ISG7, due 12 months thereafter.— Con.-ideratinns for which said notes were given having failed, we will not tay soiid notes unless peifeot titles to I t of land No. 265 in 5 district of Ilm dolpb co is executed to John W. Viu ton aud E. F. Holt, according to con tme* ROBERT HOLT, Nov. 25;1m J. W. VINSON. I STRAY SALE! Win he sold before the (Hurt House door in Dawon, T"rrcll co , on the Ist Tuesday in February noxt, during usu al hours of sale, one small sorrel horse, whi'e face and hind feet, about five years old, said horse estrayed by John R Marshall and appraised at fifty dol lars. T. M. JONES, Ord’y. D cc 2;tds A<li»ii»i§tr;itoi* Sale ! Will he sold before the Court House in Dawson, on the Ist Tuesday in Feb ruary ilex', during usual hours of sale, lot nf land No. 3-19- iu the 2£ district of Eirly c>, solrl as the property of the c-t t) of Wtu Cbamhless for division. Terms Cash. D. Oil AMBLED, doc 2;'ds Adm’r. DAWSON FEMALE SEMINARY. graded high school FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES. fUHF. Spring Session of this Institu- I lieu will open on the 1m Monday iu Jan uary next, under the direction of the niider sigjwsd, assisted by a corps of experienced arid acorn [dished teachers.. The courye of instruction wHI be thorough and complete, and will embrace all the branches ot-study usually taught in the best Female Colleges. No pains, or expense, will he spared to make this school cope successfully with any in the country. strict discipline and thorough teaching guaranteed. The School will be plivide i into three departments : Preparatory, Grammar and High School. The following rates of tuition will be charged for tbe Spring Session, embracing 24 weeks: Frcp’lory - *l*l.oo Gruminnr Nvliool, - - 24 OO HijSli School, ----- 30.00 Music <V Ornamental, Tuition Quarterly in advance. Pupils will be charged from time of entrance until the close of the session. No deduction will be made unless in case of protracted sickness. Board £IB.OO per month, exclusive ot lights and washing. For full information, send for Circular. S. A. GOODWIN, jV'ov. 25tb, ts. Principal. IV EW A J >JVER TIS EMEN T S*. tfUTStt IBISKBIEWIBID 2 " BARLEY SBEAE, CHARTER OAK* OHIO VALLEY! DispatcSs? Elaine l ©II NHH I N Ey I will sell thege first- class Stoves very low, for cash or on time. JOHN" _A.. FULTON-. TEN TOMS Raw-bone PHOSPHATE Vo Arrive next Week. b e to so. ply the demand '-urine »h. o mi"g Ca 1 at uiy office and learn e ms and prices. JQTTTsT A. FULTON, nov2s ltn War-liou-v & Comimshi- n Merchant, Dawsou, Ua MISS M. W I LLIA WS 0 N milliner AND MANTUA MAKER, AND DEALER IS fiiiilijiary 5001!$, tapey qoodf, Yankee Notions, Etc-, Etc., Etc (N x* Door to Dr. Cheatham’",) mill ST. - - D.UVSO.I, GA. epHANKFUb for the patronage given me 1 since I li..ve lieeu iu business, I hope to merit a continuance ol the same, by close application to business, and a desire to plea»e ll ose who nay favor me wi'h a call. My stock ol F ill and Winter Goods will eorn piise all articles needed by the Ladies >n the Millinery line, also Fancy Goods and Yankee to anil iSm wants of Ladles, Misses and Children. Mv object is to please those who call os) me, aßd ask of the ladies of Ttr re'.l, Calhoun and Webster counties, and all who trade at Dawson, to call and examine rpy stock. Sept.23-tf. iPSuistatiosa FOR KENT! \A T II.L bo rented on the first Tuesday iu , v V December next, within th* legal houis of rent, (or sale,)' before- the. Court House door, in the town of DsiwsdP, the Plantation known an the HERRINGTON PLACE, situated 3 miles from Chickasawhatehie, in Terrell county, Ga., lor the rear 1870. The plantation contains 810 acres in the bodr and about 350 acres cleared —good framed dwel ling, six good cabins, and good out houses.— Terms Cash. T. E. HIGHTOWER. t.ovlfc;3t for M:s. E. F- Uenington. Cotton Taken in Exchange FOR A Valuable Plantation! I OFFER bit farm, fi miles below Dawso-, containing 1417$ acres fur live dollars per acre, in cotton, at 2tJ cents per pound lor ui d dlings, deliverable at Dawson.* Terms: 5 ,bales delivered December next, the balance in two iaotaUmenls —half payable December, *187.0, the other half December, 187 l, without -iuterest. Li the eveiu payments are nor promptly met, iute esefrom date. Here is a chance for parties wanting a home and a (heap ami Good luveslmeaL Apply to W. F. Orr, at Dawson, or to th. subscriber at Charleston, b. C. novll-if W. T. BURGE. WH. Mangham has applied for exemp • tion of Homestead and 1 will pass upon the sarno at 10 o’clock, a. m,ou the 6th day of December next, at mv office iu Dawson, Ga. T J/ JUNES, Drd’y. 8 M SEIBEL & 880. keep the best Boots aod Shoes, and always toll them cbeap. THE CfIAND PRAH3E UK rani I’atented Ib6*>. CALL ON C.B. THOMPSON, At E KUTTNEII'S Store, Where tbe Machine can be seen and its qualities tested. This M .chine is the be-t ever used, claiming ninny nd vnotag’s over any other Washing M - chine ever patented. W'il gurirat tee 'he Machine t» do all that is claimed for it The eitiz'-ns of Websi«r,Trialhn-un anl lYrre'l are respectfully a-ked to call and eximinc for thcm-civcs. Anycbild 12 years of age cau and > the washing o? a largo family in a few hours with |» rfect . by the use wf the Universal Wring er, whicu is attached to th** MactTic.— •‘iitue saved is money made.” G B THOMPSON Price for Machine sl ; _< Machine with Wringer .25 oo'2»pf murrain AND COMMISSION IIOUSF. Johnson, Campbell it Cos., Corner Fourth and /’oplar streets, Macon, Georgia. OUR Mr. Johnson has just returned from New York and the West, where he has made heavy purchases of .Sugar, C"ffee, M-i --las-es, Digging, Ties, Twine, Bacon, Ltrd, Whi-kev, Flour, Fish r f all kinds, Cheese, Crackers, Strdines, Pickh*s, Ham®. Tobiceo, •Candles, Candy, Nulls, .ffoip**, Potash,-Sjda, Whi e Aftat, 3klt r »nd iu ffict everything that .is kept iu a fift-ta Crccerj House, A’l of which they offer to the citizens of Daw son and surrouuding coantiev, at Very Low Figures*. ootul ;Um Insure IVtir JLifc 18 THE 2E\ T -A. INSURANCE COMPANY, S.R.WESTOH AGENT. Jkssk H. Gkifkin. I J. J. Bkck, f Attornsv at l.aw GRIFFIN &BECK* Ileal tjtale jipjitj for fi. 'J. (ja. IVni'gaii, Cullii.mi Cos., Gil. PARTIOCLAR attention given to sale or purchase of lands iu any of the counties o' jSwmhwest Georgia. Examination of Titles a Speciality. A number of th e Cotton i’iaoiationa lor sale ou good terms. 17.70 acres, loam cleared, on Nolchawuj creek Sfsto “ I 100 •* “ Pachilla “ ! 100 “ tliH) “ “ S|iriiig “ 15UII “ 7'HI “ “ PachirU “ gun “ 4uo “ “ B’oiuhw'rn R. It. Be«ide* a number of other fine plantations and farms iu Ualhouu, Terrell, and other counties. Males and other stock for sale with places, If desired. novll-tf STOVES*! STOVES!! 800 of the most improved patterns of OFFICE, PARLOR —AND— COOKING STOVES. Among the latter we have two patterns, to which we invite special attention— THE IMPROVED IRON WITCH —AND— The Great Benefactor. GRATES, HOLLOW WARE, NAILS, AXEs, TR O’ECHAINS LOOKS. Ec. POOKKT& TABLE CUTLERY, TIN A WOOD WARE. Every desciplion of— PIPES, with good workmen to fit them. A I,Aims STUCK (IF Holipß hfjlijihijijj (|ooi)?. OLAHTERS an<l Dt“ftl“ra are t«> I call TtTTti see our stock before purchasing. We don’t propose to OJiderseU « «erv house, l»ut will gire bargains to those that war.* Goods iu lot*. G. F. & U. E. OLIVER, nov Him Hi W PJOViSION AND CDHETIIIY Slffi Main street, West of the Court House. TITAVE just opened niy stork of Goods, consisting in part, of be-u grul- 1 ’ of Fun* il? Floor, B*»rf Tenn**«sep ITinn, Bo'-' White and Blue Fuh, Mack«>'«*l, BoMer, f,srd, .Jrllit’S, / > r«*?<jrvpß, Fruits, V“«’ffe aMes, Nuts, R-refns, /’'runes, B'tesf&*.. filso, ;» fine article of Brandy and Whiskey, in hoitl.-«, Linars and Tobicco. Will he receiving :»l! the season choice Apples, Granges, Fresh Fish and Oysters, aud everything good o eat or chink. THE LADIES, n, with propriety, conic to my store and make their selection-". THE LITTLE FOLKS ! shall, also, receive attention, and their wants w:l) be atl4fc! -d to. J/y motto is “rjjiii k a lies and sill'll profits.” Term-: strictly e.*sh. Respectfully «"k the r ,f Dawson, ami all wli(T tmde here to cal* and examine in\ stuck of Goods. H. R. THOMAS. oct2Bnwi MRS. E. A. THOMPSON. MILLIIER&MMTUMR AND DEALKR IN MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS, (South side Public Scpiare,) Dawvon, ----- Georgia. TlTf AS j.u9t rcfumcA from tht North with ala gc and well se lected Sock of (/**nda, coosiating in part of Bonnets, Ladies’, Children’s ant) Mis-es Ifsais, Ribbons, Flower*, Hose, t Gloves, Core ts, Hoop>kirts, 1) es.- rriintnibg, Forfuucry, and many oth.o things to suit the taste and please (hi ladies. Thankful for rhe liberal patronage given n.c last seasou, I respectfully so licit a continuation of the same. The ladi.s of Terrell and adj iaiit g countic* are resp*'c:fully invited to cal! and ex amine mySiock before purchasing else where. jNy tlepaftfuejit will be supplied with all the latest styles and design 4of the season. Have crude arrangements to get patterns direct, monthly, in order to give the ladies full advantage of every e-haoge in style. All work wrrraoted, and satisfaction guaratit- ed, at rea-ouubie charges. A fair trial is all I ask. Sept 23;if. Sale and Feed Stable. • Wk » xpeqt to keep on hand, all the sea=on first eliss Horses and Mules lor sale. Iu our purchases we look to »hat is needed in this! necriim, and trust ta merit a liberal patronage from those who may need stock. Call on us before purchasing. oc2lf FARNUM & SHARPE. wanted!” V TEACHER of several years experience, who is a graduate ofone es the best col leges in the S ate, -desires in South western G\i. Ai school* in a- village or neigh borhood convenien* to the ra-hoad preferred. Testimonials given a# to success and charac ter. Address the undersigued at Thompson, Columbia county, Ga. novll;lm G. W. UARDAWA Y. LEGAL AOVEHUSMcim. IST< )TIOE. SJ. FOVV EL L has applied f. r • tn mption of per onalty and sett ’ g Idpait and vnhration of Homestead, to bt h atJ it 10 o\ lock, a in., on tbs JO:h -In of X/tn ember, Insf, at office in Dvwjom, f*t. dec2 4w T M. JON EH, O dy. ( >TXO JO. JM GRIFFIN, applies for excmpilon of * personally and selling apart and va!u<- »ion of Homestead, to lie heard at * o'clock p in , on the 2d day of December licit, ut tny office, in Dawson, Ga. uov. 25th, 2.v. T. M. JONES, Ord’y. i I llOilGI A, T«'rr«(l! Coiinf]': V I Whereas, W. C. Kendrick applies letters of dismission on the estate of Isaac Ka'tid; ick. These are therofore to cite and admoni-h all persons concerned, to he stud appearat mr office witi.in the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any, why said letters should not be grant 'd. Given under my hand, and official signature, this November IBth, IBti9. novlK;!«m T. M. JONES, Ord’y. / 3 LOUGIA, Temdl Count)' : vX Whereas, Wright Kenedy applies for letters of dismission on the estate ol K mira R. J im.'S and John A. Kenedy. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear at mv office within the- time prescribed by law, and st.ow eiuse, if anv, why said h-t.era should not be granlod. Given under mv hand arid official siguatu'e, this November lfith, I8«t>. T. M. JONES, novlSjnm ' Ord'y. / t IIORGI 1, Tcncll County: \ X Whereas, Martha Haddock has applied r nr letters ot guardianship of Fannie Florence II iddeck. Tl.cse are therefore to okc and admonbdi' all persons concerned, to be und appear at my office within the time prescribed bv law, and show cause, if any, why said l-tters ■•hoi.ld not be granted. Given under my hand and official signiture, this November 18th, 18. H). T. It. JONES, novlb;4od Ord'v. TICK K Eli la Slllitin Ml.lih. UN DEit ui.d by virtue of a D cree ot the Honorable /Superior Court of Trfrell countv, ill ih» case of Rowena Echols tmf James R. .l ines, Execo’o.sof Jos-'phus Ech ols vs 7'homas Garret', I will sell before tiie Court. House door in said comity on the first Tuesday in December next, between the u-u --al hours of sale, Lot of land No-(lßjeight.ee?»' in the (3d) third di-tiict of said county, fn cnmplimiae with said decree, and for i.hc pur pose of disposing of the proceeds of » dd sale as therein directed. Also, at the same time and place, ! lot of j land, No. 199, in ihe 12th district of Terrell county. Levied on as the property of Jesse Darden to satisfy a Ir fa is-ned from Tcrrelf Superior Ootin in favor of Jane F. Powell,- idm’x of J. W. Powell, dec’d, vs. Jesse Dar den, and other ti la's in rnv hands. S. F. LASSETER, novtjtds Sheriff. £sal«v I)nrsnant to an order of the Cocrt of tlinurv i.f Terrell ciunty, will be sold bo hue the Cou t House iu Diwson, on the First ro 'sdav in D'ember next, during the legal hoii'sof sale, (1-0.) one sixth interest in lot of land number one hundred and twerliy one, (121.) in ihe 12th district cf Terreli Counts. Sol 4 h» th* property of L- C. Sibwart, a mi nor, for tbu beuefr of said minor. Teiios 0 i-h. J. G. CHAPMAN, 0c'.28 h.fit. Guardian. Lxexistor’s Sale. Fur uaut to an order of the Oid’niirv of Terr ’!! county, will he sold on the Fust Tues day iti I) ’cember n before the CourH- H »usc in D 'W.'On, Terrell 'S>»unty, dming le— j»j»J Balc hours, the li-xst. h«if of Fot of find* • Diimhcr uyti hundred and iwei.-Cy, (220.) iu r.ho 12ih and a ritrt of Terr 11 comity. S >id u 9 • lie pri»pr#»rfv of estate of G-nree P'»weli (j r and vis on Ter«nn <v»gh. W. J F.iBKEU, Out. AdiiiKiiitilAi Sale, \\T ILL be sold on the first Tiie.-d ly in De- W cetuber next, within *he legal hours of sale, before the Court House door, in ihe 'own of Dawson, by virtue of ati order of lie Court of Oidinaiy of Hkois'en soatitr, One Store Hon e and lot on North side or *he .Public Square, adjoining J. W. /Jobetts i Sc Cos. Al.-o, the House and land attached tl cieto, about thirty-eight acres, more or •ess. known r.s the Adams place. Ail sitnatrd* lrirgand being in the town of Dawson, Ter rell county Ga , belonging to the estate of iE. W. GaMoy, dec’d'. Sold for the benefit of the lieits uud credi'ors of said *s'u:e.. Terms cash* V RS. M. R. GADBEY, Oet. 2)4 Hr. Admirist, a'rix. Adiuibi'trairi.x Sale. Wii.l he sold before the Court [fouve door',- in the city of Dawson, on thy I t Tuesday in D* comber ni x', all the Lands belonging io ihn *-st. ite of James W. II .and iocl:, late of Ter rell county, deceased. ' MARTHA A. HADDOCK, 0et.21 ,'6'.l'liw. A dininiatratrix. A(luiiiiis*tT.tlor'h dale, ! \ Y T ILL he sold on the first Tuostiu/ iu De v Y ceinber next, within the 1 0 * — l l houfsof sale, before the Court Douse door, in the to** u of Daw son, by vir’ue of an order of tl.o | Court, of Ordinary ot Terre’l county, the lol— ;lowing lots of laru: belonging to the estate of ; W’il inn HerriugSon, dec’ll, all situated, lying and being in the 3*d district of Terrell coun— *y, to-»,it: Nos. Ull, 100, Ibl, 125. Sold for the beiuilit of the lieira md ereditorj of said ••state. Terms cash. Purchasers payiug fo* stamps and ti’Jc papers. HENRY B. HEURINGTCN, octl4;hadt Adtu’r. Aclininl't isvlim’* Sale. Will he s .id on the firstTuesilay in De - cember next, wiikiiu th*e fpgaj hoa-rs of- sale? before the Court House door ifi the terwn of Dawsou, bv vi-tue of an order of tbe Court of Ordinary of Terrell county, 13Jr acres of laud in the 4th disoiet of Tentll county known as the place * hereon Di. R M. Carter formerly icsided. Sold as the ptopupiy 0 f ihe estate ot li. M. Car er, dec’d, tor the ben efit of the heirs aud qreditors. Term* cash.- W. 6 CART ER, octlljtds Adm’r. Trrrpll Mffrlgaj?* sheriff Sale. be soM before the Court Hou'e \ Y door in »)ie town of Dawson, said county, on’ tbe 1.-B in Dtc.*niber ne»&, with hi ‘be legal boners of sate the foU lo** o ? ptoperty, to-»i : I lot of Fiud, No. ’269,-1(1 the 31 district Tyrrell coumy.— :Levied ou ai the proj/erry ol W. C. Thornton dec’d, to Bt‘i*-iy a mortgage fi ft issued from Ter;ell Superior Court in favor of Patten, L»ue, J/eriam & Cos, v*. J. 0. F. Clark, as ad ministrator, Wui. C. Thorn*ou; F. LASSETEk, tSMieriff EXECUTORY SAIxE. Will tie sold b lorq the Court House door in Jf rgm, Calhoun cotfo'y, Ga., on the first Tuesday in Bejnmber nex', ’ot ol land No. 250, in the 3d dDtriet of Calhoun county. — Sold ns the property of John Pace, dec’d for the bunefit of the heir.-. W. M. PACE, ) Ex’r of theestrt.. N. W. PACE, j of John. Pace. O ct'-M ltd s French Corsets for SI 00 at 8 M BEIBEL & BiiO’3. Lauies’ llose, at 15 eta. a pair, ar# sold ai 8 M SEISE L & BRO’S,
