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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1869)
I),\\VSo\ JOURNAL. j, 0 CAL COLUMN. pjfp] FALL!! FALL!! ti?. >l. Seisel Sc Bro. This well known firm have apain on h.n.l u Ne v and Complete Stock of G o "d* gen*#*Hy f»»“d “■ * fiwt-doßs n rv Goods and Clothing houae, which JJev oiler at such low prices as will ilile everybody to supply themselves with the necessary goods for the fen- They have Dry <>ood«, Cloth in2 Notions, Boots and Sho «, Huts Gents Furnishing Goods, &c., hil . h t p,.y ere determined to sell. Give tdem a cull n ni't fail to go to price the goods S. M.SEISEL & BRO. \V 11. B irhum, and S. Maas, Sales men * T Prnuc Salic —Valuable plantation in |h( . 3rd district will be sold Ist Tuesday in January. S*e advertisement of J. B. <7rim. Oniofl 9 tts, at T.inlreth’s Gudau fcCud, crip of ityia ju t rice red, ; d 1 J JANES & LOVLE3S. 810 000 to advance oo Cotton at 91 FULiON’S. Jeans Ktoueys. Minerva T'vills and iwißsw lor Men and Boys wear at U 8 M SKISKL & BUU 8. nsTiMK -J/e srs. J. w. Robert & Cos. wi |l sell Brat class ferlili*ts on time, or for thecab. 8e« Advertisement. Flannels, I.inseys, Opera FUmneV ,nd all other kinds of Goods l«.r w in - ter wear at low pm** *t ’ h « f t ", re ‘ ,f 8 M ShlsEL & BRO 8 S5 BIBB..M!.I«IV rox . s _ TinW.reini.bu.dane-t^^^ ,1/ P. 11 i.lis is opening * n w gw r r „re one door from J- ". A 0., Hi, stuck ol i ipio s i« Is'B', “'‘d * ‘•i.-id Sirs bis vvbi'ke) u first rate s M SF.ISKI, & BUG. k. op the bmt Bools uuu 8..01-S, nud always nl tr.ein d.fup. v, KCU si ts oi ©1 00 nt ts M oiilSEL* B UO*3. J ,IN A F . TON has - inaloy and a W tc> - ; M n ,trni« Y«nd i-veiv i» g-> • niHit to s'R) * b* ' J ° I’a*ents, and. n’t fail to resd :he be.'U'ilu Puein on mu lirsi pug 1 ', entitled “Christmas Tins'; and if you have an extra penny in tl.e wwld, let no' he lit le ium.ccni Lang up hie other stocking in »»'"• Ladiks’ Hose, at Is*ct« n pair, are ■old at S M BKIBEL & HKU'O. Go to Silun ti’» Sa!om foi Frcsu Fish and (Jy-t> rs Ali. kinds of at reduced prices, at 8. M SEISEI, & CKO Tk«>i.hon’s Troupe.— hi» Troupe gov one of ileir popular entertainments at Nel. hd Hall last Saturday evening. Nolwi h standing the disadvantages incident to an extremely cold nigh', and the want of a at t able Hall, the characters were well sustained, especially those repieseuted by Alice Van »ud the little juveni'e, May Templeton. One car mail ol Fu.ur, one car lea of Meal, one car load of Salt, 25 barrel' of Liu e at FULTON'S. Uo to S M. SKISEL & liKOS •tare for your Clenched and Crown home-ties, a.s well as Treking amt Stripes. tSTTour Fine Cotton /Tarnations for sale in Calhoun county. Apply • t THIS OF FTC.-:. ou > John Robinson. —By reference to nor •dvertising columns it will be seen that this favorite will viait Dawson on the 6th ol •Ltiuarry with his Combination Show, said to he the laigest in the world. The Press o I •£mtern and J/iddle Georgia speik in the' high', st terms of this exhibition. Let » very body save a dollar and go to this show, a, » is one ol the few opportunities pre-ented In a life time for witnessing such a grand collection of animals. Lecmms in Cold.—Cull and sec . e goods t! at have been purcha-ed she decline in Goid. Now re coivtng First class Family Groceries fess Goods, Dry Goods, Clothing, (a * w ellru fine suits,) and a general as* •ortnient of goods in try line W. M PEEPLES. Model Parlor Magazine. —The January number, (1870) of Demoiest’s Monthly Mug '•ine, is on our table. For beauty of tvpog r,phy, artistic engravings, high-toned liter articles, and a large and beautiful display * 1 * le a< >hiona, this Magazine is unsurpassed. e ,nu ary number contains a fine steel por. Pa 't of J/r. and Madame Demorcst, and a 'r.dsome engraving of “The Voyage of 1 e—Manhood.” Terms only $3 per annum. Jfesß Demorest’s Monthly, 888, Bioadway. hew York. ini , ! ADI:LI ' I,, A AND AT ■ A WINE AND I.IUIOK Granite Block, Atlanta, Ga. nAT is the matter? Why is it that the of mischief, ar.d violaters of ish^d*" 8 lre DOt arra 'B ne( fi tried, and pun yi ' ** ITe w e no Council—no J/arshall y * ’ Urel 7 have, or to say the least of it, one pa” 'her® was such, if the taxes we ' *. re t& hen into consideration. We are 1 Posed to find fault, but the good name o >r r itv, and all lorrrs of law and order, m . so- the enforcing of ike law ® and provided for the protection of per end property, in the city limits. C! 80 Btora ge for Syrup, Salt, &e., at FULTON’S. Prof. Ryan. —VVc witnessed one of ihe entertainments of Prof. Rvan & Son, Rolls on A/onday night, and was much pleared. The Lecture was a literary tiea*, instructive, uteresting, and calculated to do good. Ti e perronattng of the diff rent characters by M ister Rolla, was a success ; so much so, as to call down the house in burst* of applause. We came to the conclusion that one or two years practice, nnd this prodigy will equal Alf Burnett. 10 tons Baugh’s Jlaw-B'oe Phos phate, 20 tons Sea Fow’ Guano, 50 ti ds Chesapeake Guano at. Fulton’s. S. M. SEISEL & BRO.sell Crock ery cheaper than anybody ; go and see them. A Merry Christmas—We wish ail our readers a merry Christmas, and many returns of the same; hu', in your feasts of good things do not forget the poor. Ilive you an unfortunate neighbor? ITsve you the widow and little orphan in your midst? if so’ see te it that they, too, have a Christmas dins ner. Oh ! that we could have hung in our parlori and places of business* in letters of gold, ttie words of the good Book : “Pure religion and undefiled before God, and the Father, is this: To visit the fatherless and widow in tieir affliction, and to keep him self unspotted from the wo.lb" Ciif.nS Poplins, Mohairs, Delaines, Merinoes, and Alpacas can be found it the old store of 8 M SEISEL & BRO. Fun.—To the hoys who love fun, we would sxy. be particular in wh»t kind of fun you ens gage, and be sure that you do not disturb the quiet of any one, nor injure private pioperty. When you do this it is not fun, but mischief. If you will but consider one moment, you will surely come to the conclu sion, that if your acts and doings are such as to cause any oue to be discommoded, or in convenienced in any way whatever—or ,hou!d you injure the property of any one, knowingly, this surely would not be fun to on. if so, your conception of fur. is far fetched, perverted, and will leid you to ruia and disgrace. Let as have fun, but let t]S .Is ■ pro'ect and (.hide the laws of our city. Ir von wish to -npp : y yourself with u good Hut, it* a tma price to 8. M . i-18KI. k BRO. • ■ To Hit* ( iti/.ciia of I);:\v«oir. All who feel an it 'eu s - in the good G .v eiament of d.e town n it .'ear, 1870, a e .v.-nf-ty nq l e-ud to m*et at >he Court 11 use at 111 i-'eloi kam, Kid 'r, n xt, tor he purpose o*' notninst.i ig sii u.bie persons or Cmincilioen ani St-' shall, for the veir 1 870. Let e\e:y lover of good orde- be present. MANY VOTERS. u i:> ut ai- i 1 fi * * a-; :t r.«i;it xs of the Grand .J eiry, for ! Bi<? A c veiiiber '*«*rai {jii'J, for 11st roll t ouuly. W , th” Grand Jurors eh-sen n■ and sworn, beg o oiler there our Gciieial 1 ’i e.eti. no- tr throng 1 ! "to Otvmiin tier. V* e have exni i ed the hi oks ol ft e diPTerem officers ol ihe com.- tV ana find, as a g- neru! tiling, that they are it. a!y kep . We suggest dia> liie I*l Col I, c or in future haw I is books so ai ranged that the Jury ■ a ascertain ihe amount col eettd and liie amount s ill du ; also, (mulsh th m with aa insolvent li-t, (for reus.>u« not mentioned,) whi. h our present 0< l'eitoi b.s failed to do. We tied no Recount kept ol tine monev, only in one or two instances, and i'uitheituore 'hat the Treasurer has n*y re ceivt and, but iu n few i:ißianc« t*, t e iiioim?} co!- lec ed for license, &o. We tlt-o le»rn t at the Trea-u ei’s books arc kept by die Ord n i rv, which we think improper, and r-eo.n --meud that each officer al'end to h'S own bus iness. We hud the county Jail in a very bad condition and entirely unsate. We recom mend (lie sale of ihe present Jail and Jail lot and the building ot anew mid site «/a 1 on the S irl-eait coiner of public squtie. We hnd ihe roads in some heller cnndiiion t'- an at this liuie la t year, hu' mn in such co, and ion as th.-y might a..d stmuid he. We r commend that tile R aC C'OnmiH ioners tie more nciiv ■in the disc a>ge of their duties. The road l> s ling by Kaiiuti Daii’s, we learn, is in a bad conditio i and needs imiucdi ite at tetition. The bridge eros-Chickasaw hatchie, near T. C. Jours and E. P. Beauchamp, we reotnmebd be repaired and ext. tided, if ni c cssarv, and to be te, aired in a in .liner as mil not leave such a rise in the cent's. W e rec ommend that in fui.ne a ttlle mote economy be u-ed in lire l Hil l ng Ofbr dg, s or any pub lic work for the county. Wh n it becomes ntcesoiry to do «O'k for ih- county let it be alveitiS'-d properly sod then nqti-e contractors to do the > o a according to con tract and to complete said work at the time | agte and iijOil and n ver let parlies interested be appointed as Commissiotieis, as has been the case in one instance in this county. We are satisfied tout our suggestions to the par ties interested is all tint is ueessary to make them mote particular in the di charge ot their duties. We nSp.t ttu'Jy recommend the Ots dtnary to exß •ne the wo 1 k done by J. C. F. O.atk, Cleik rs the Supettor Court, m transcribing the old busiues.- of the county Court to the Supeti >r Court, aud pay him for ’ snob service what he thuiks rgh . To llts Honor, Judge Harrell, we tend, r out tbauks, and congtatulate the county in having such a gentleman to preside as aJi dge—an effi e r Ib.iiwiil do justice to all pant a, and re- quire all to respect law and good order, and especially the way he transacts aud di.patches busiuess. To the Solicitor General, we return our thauks for his courtesies towards this body, find him always at h.s post, determined to see that the State is fairly represented, and offenders of the law properly brought to jus- We recommend that the above General Presentments be published in the Dawson Journal. Signed! George W. Christie, Foreman. Milton L. Burney, John J/ay, Nathan Cook, Jr., William T Campbell, William IF. Lee, J M McNeal, B F Commander, J E Luyless, Martin McLendon, Ualy Johnson N G Prim e, J L Admundsnn; James T Hayes, John S«ay, S V Brown, Thomas C Kendrick, David B Chambers, John W Glenn. John Srnders, Ordered, that these Presentments be pub lished. as requested by the Grand Jury. S. W. Parker, Sol. Gen. A true extract Irotn the Miuutes of the 2>’u rnrior Court, Terrell county. v J. C. F. CLARK, Clerk. CARD. AN EXPLANATION BT THE TAX COLLKCCOR. //iving been absent from the county when the General Pieamtuients of Ihe Grand Jury were read, but happening to see them before th*y went to the Press, I feel that a word oi explanation is due from me, relative to tha t clause of the Presentments that speaks Oi the Tax Collector. -. The clause that I speak of, reads as tot lows ■ “We suggest that the Tax Collector in f-ture, have his books so arranged that ihe Jury can ascertain the amount collected, and the amount die; also furnish them w a i insolvent list (for reasons not mentioned) which our present, Collector has tailed to do.” Now, while I do not think that the Grand Jury ii t-nded to attach any blame to me for not doing my duty, but to point out iny duty lit thefu nre, ve' it seems to me that this clause detached trom mv report to the coin m ttee that examined iny books, would at tach tone blame to me; or at least, leave the matter veiled in some inys'ery. Now, the expl,nation that I wish to make G, simply to state my report to the examins ing Committee. The Committee desired me to make known to them exactly how tln> Tax matters stood, which I told them 1 coul.l nst do until iny iu solvent list was allowed mo bv the Ordiuary, but that 1 was ready to cash the amount charged up to ine by the county, when my insolvent list was allowed me, which I thought ought to be satisfactory to the committee. 1 will say this much to those who desire to know concerning these matters, that in a shrrt lime 1 shall have my insolvent list al lowed me, and then I will publish ihrough the columns of the Dawson Journal how much Tax has been collected in this couuty ; how much helongs to the county ; how much to the State, and how much was allowed insol vent upon the grand total of taxable propr ty, returned ill this county. Wtlk milch re spect to the Grand Jury of Teirell couuiy, 1 subscr be myself, very respectfully, your obe dient servant, W. K. SESSIONS. CARD. Capt. Weston :—Allow me to say a few words in reply to a portion ol the Present mi nts made by ihe Grand Jury at the last teuu of the Superior Court. First: Toe Grand Jury cunnot show that tbe county money lias in any case been extravagantly used. Second : I showed to the Juiy that wheu I had let out bridges by “advertising properly”! had to pay $4,91) and $5.00 per loot; and when 1 bad let, ibetn out privately l paid only $2.60 per loot for similar biides; and further, that I had riquiied Mr. John Williams to give bond to laitbfully build tho bridge near Dover; and showed them lur thcr the certificate of the Commissioners, ceitifyiug to me that Mr. Williams had built the bridge according to the plans and specifi caiicus. Tlii.d; 1 empha cally deny that anybody has be u appointed us a Commis sioner who was interested in any contract lor tl e county, and the Jury cannot show such to be the ca6e. I suppose the Jury had ref erence to Mr. Nwansou iu this portion of the Presentments, he being a paitner ot Mr. Williams in tho building of the Dover bridge, which was not known to me as an officer or ciLz.-n until alter the bridge was completed. Mi. Swanson was appointed ,Commissioner twelve months before the budge was let. u'. L is die to the o'l er Commissioners to s•/ that although M . Swanson was interested wi Ii M•. Williams, I believe lhey*did their duty iu uiiking alter the building and receiv ing the b id e While the Jury suggfs s to me my duties, and espress.-s a beliel that in future 1 will be ei perloim tliiitt, on account ol these suggestions, 1 ret pectlull v f ugg. St the pru i t en ol .-worn Grand Jurors making thetn sel es better aequtinted with the business of ihe c.'Uuty before chargi ,g officers with neg lect oi ilu y. T. M. JONES, O.dinsry. ;Special Jl'oiiccsi ■w RiJK'jitiATits, Listen and Lear# Prut. Kay ton, the popular and eelebr* .ed lu.it.ulacturcr of Kajtoo’d Oil of Life, the best and surest iinament for riituwßtUiu known, baa now discontin ued his tr..veis throughout tbe Biafcsto se- the lan e aud the cripple, and those • t:ht r-'t-e iffl ettd by rhrutnu iste, or muruLi.i, hi pains in the side, &c., L r h . argurs, and will too, that tbe people can cuie :bcnisclves with, ut Lirn by u - |. g bin U.l of Life; tbe virtms of which ar« universally acknowledged ,'Viriio people were foolish enough to think (torn t)e swift and speedy cures made in :he tpot, bef"re their eyes or tbeir friends, that the l’r fesaor’s bands were bewitched, but we assure ail that he sterling virtue lies only in tbe Oil o: Life arid good rubbing For rheu matism, in tuutgia, pains iu the back, j nuts or sides, or wherever a liniment ■nay be us‘d that Kay tin’s Oil of Life is acknowledged as great and without an c(|nal, giving the j ntient almost in stantaneous relief by rne rubbiog F..r sprains or bruises, it has also been u ed with mark'd success. Kaytou’s Dyspeptic I’tl’st, purely veg etable, are an excellent cathartic. Mc- KesS'n k II dtbins, wholesale agents, New York. Jacob Lippman, Prop’r, Wholesale Drug House, Savannah. TO COO S UJUFTI FAS. T]ie Advrfiscr, having boon restored to honlth in a lew weeks, by a very simple remedy, after bavmg miffefevd several years with a severe lung nffi-ctiou, and that dread disease, Coiitfumpeidw— is anxious to make known to liis fellow-sufferers I the menus of cure. . ... To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the prescription used (free of ehagre,) with the direc tions for pieparing apd using the same, wlilcu they will find a sure eurefor Consumption, in;', Bronchitis. etc. The object of the adveiTiser in semlingthe Prescript on is to benefit the afflict ed, and spread inform on which he conceives to be invaluable ;■ and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, amt may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription will pleascad dress Kcv. KDWAKD A. WILSON. je:t:ly Williamsburg, A'ings county, N. Y peeler & tickjon Cettcp ?eed. F site by LUYLESS & GRIFFIN. dec9-’.m FERTILIZERS ON TIME 1 tV« ofilar for Bile the following first-olxss Fcrt.lizers Ob Tim© or for Oasb l Approved acceptance. Cash. Time. Peruvian Guano, Per ton $ 105 00 Rocac & Co ’b Soluble Pacific Guano, “ $ 67 50 s<B 00 Baugh’s Raw Bone Phosphate, “ > 62 50 ** 2 50 Whitelock’s Super phosphate, “ ? G< 50 s<B 00 „ VegstaLor, -- “ $67 50 S7B 00 Lorentz & Rittler’a Star Soluble Phosphate, “ $ 62 50 $72 50 «t $ 17 00 S2O 00 L - nd Fiaster, 9 j „ For Ibl. ? 285 $ 325 Si c\ Rhodes Snpcr- phoephate, ,T. W. ROBERTS & CO. Dawson, Ga., Dec. 23;tf (f#j if tin t'F.n p % is /;.?/pi.r/.s R. W.DAVIS, A It orii ey at Law, DdH’SO.V. Gd. JJT'Office in Court Ilouae. Dec 2Sr if, ’fiSf. ts. NEW STORE ! M. I*. HOLLIS, DEALER IN GROCERIES, Family Supplies, LIQUORS, &.C., &.C. Nex* door to Solomoit’s Saloon, on East fide of Main Street. Having j'l*' opened a_ large and well assorted STOCK OF GROCERIES, I respectfully call the attention of mv friends and TRADING PUBLIC to the same, and ask that they PRICE MY GOODS before purchasing. RccolltCt tbe piace and give me a call. dec23;6m M P. HOLLIS. Plantation FOR SALE ! jit hblic Olitcry ! ON the first Tuesday in Jannarv next, will he sold at public outcry, b. fore the Couit Hou-e D >or, in ihe town of Dawson, G.. that d'-i*able nluntation known «« 'he JUDGE KNOTT PLACE,” and on which Mr. Thomas St Ye\ n iw lives, being about nine 1(9) miles f.om Diwson, on the main road I passing 'hrough he town of Chickasawhatch -1 ie, and containing tio7 1 2 acre*, about one- I half cleared and producing finely. On the place i* a good Farm House, plenty of cabin , a row Gin II use nnd Screw, &o. W tli ties place will be sold 500 Bushels Ciri, 2000 lb.s Fodder. 2 Wagons, all tbe Plantation Tools, Harness, Ac. A splendid new 50 Saw Gin, will gin 4 bales Cotton dai ly, and all the Colton Seed on the place. A rare chance to secure a good place cheap. Sile positive. For Ur'her information ap ply to J. B. Ciint. Dawson, Ga., or to Mr. J/cMev, on the place. CfTTerms made known on the day of sale. Dec. 23,1d5. SEED OATS. 1000 Bushe ls Virginia Black Seed Oa's JUST received nnd lor sule, Ly ALEXANDER & PARROTT. AT COST 1 M C'osti 11 WE are now selling our entire stock of dby goods, DRESS GOODS, CLOTHING, ROOTS & SHOES, Yankee not ions, &c , T COST! CALL SOON AND Supply Your Families with such Goods as you may need. Seisel & Sternberg. de<iT6;2in aaiit irons! ‘jJUTOT BIBGHRIIWEiID 2 BARLEY SHEAF, CHARTER OAK, OHIO TALLEY ! Oispatcfsy Flame ! BUN&HEEtiQ, &V 9 I will sell these first-class Stoves very low, for cash or on time. JOHN -A-. FULTOIST. TEN TONS Raw 'lioiEe pnosniiie NOW ON HAN SI. desiring thi- excellent Fertiliser had befer put in their orders car ly, as its populari y is increasing so rapidly thut it will be almost impoMi b'« to supply the demand during 'bo o m.ing season. Oa 1 u'. my itlici and learn terms and prices. JOHN A.FULTON, nrv°s lin Wan house fc o..rr m’seion Merchant. Daw-on. Ga R T. BARCBR* ' " J. M SIMMONS planters WAREHOUSE! DAWSON, GA. Y*rf»!TH the coming seasonwe r «sr.ectfullv < ffer our congratulations to cm friends, aud tender them our servio ej io the Storing and Marketing their Crops ol Colton & Syrup W. .h II k.« .~pl« ™«» l" * :l lhe COTroX ,„ d cl s ,„, g , BYHUP *nd other ar iolrs sent us- WK s tall keep BAGGING, TIES ’ and Balt, to furnish the Planters, and tbe usual Advances made on Cotton Stored with us. . . Wc spare neitb. r pains nor expenve iu pro ectt. g and promotirg the mtore Planters"Wavehotise' M"i* « and I,cei,e ,bo P a,ronage of lt ‘ K ' V H - Mons. (Successors to Ccathatn, Ilsarris Ac Cos.) T M SIMMONS, one of the old, being a partrer in the Now Firm, and being famil'ar with all the points (f tho business, and Mr. K. T. Harpers 1 .ngexpen cnee as a Merchant, vc cordially and cheerfully rccomend tho new b m o HARPER & SIMMONS ti all our old patrons and planters generally, guaian tee.D' to them perfect satisfaction. __ . 0 r ° Cheatham, Harris & Cos. Julvls;tf .-cl. PLANTERS, LiK T 8 YBM lIiTEREET! ttie celebrated tnxonr Tlie Great Fertilizer for Cotton, as pre pared and nsc«l by DAVID DIXON, OFIIANCOCKCOUNTYI Ytl\y E h! ‘ TC 00 hand, and will continue to receive, direct from the Manufac \f\f tors, in Augusta, tb : s popular and favorite Fertilizer, prepared at cording to the formula us furnished by David D xtn, and respectfully ask that the planters call and see us bofore purchasing, aud examine certificates, tesiimo- ORIM & TUCKER. Nov. 4, ts. LEGAL ADVthIESMEWrS. JW. Foreman htr* applied lor exemp . tins of cirsiuialtv and I will pass upon ihe aalfic at 10'o’clock, a. m,on (lie Rlstdavot D.ceniticr test, nt hit efflee in Dswaon. Ga. 'I .f/JvJNES,- (Jid’y. D-c. 28J2 . rL. Miller has a plied lor etemplion • of personalty and se'.iing apart and v-1- uution of Homeatead, to be heard at. It) o’clock *. m., on the Ist day of Jauuai v, 1870, at mv office in Dawnon, Ga. Deo. 23,2 w T. M. JONE. 4, Ord'v. / i IIOKUH, Terrell Comity; \ I Where is, M irtin L. II irn applies for 'otters of Guardian-hip of Julia, Pirisade ind Penelope Haddock, minors of J. W. Haddock. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persona concerned, to be and appear at mv office within the time pr-scribed bv law, aud show cause, if auv, wbv said letters should not be granted. Given tinder mv band and official signature, this December 23rd, IBk£ T. M. JONES, Ord’y. Dec. 28 40d. / 1 UOIiDI l, Terrell County: VJI Whereas, W. C. Kendrick applies for letters of drsirrisaion ou ihe estate of Isaac W Kendrick; Thf te are therefore tp cite and admonWh all persons concerned, to be ami appdaf at ttfv office within the time prescribed by Jaw; anil -how cause, if any, »Hy Said letters should not be granted. G ven under my hand, and official signature, this November 18th, lst>9. novlSjSin T. At. JONES, Ord’y. (and I OHGI \, T«*rreil Comity s J Whereas, Wright Kmdv spplies for leitp's of dismission on tile estate of Elmira R. J inies and John A. K nedy. Th'-«e are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, 'o be and sppear st mi office within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any, why said letters should not he gramed. Given under my hand and official signature, this November 18th, 1869. T. M. JUNES, nov!9;3m Ord’y. f t i;OSit<*l \, 'I t rrt*il Comity t \jr w uereas, Martha Haddock h s applied or letieie ol guardianship ot Fannie Florence H.ddock. Tu.-se arc therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, io b* and appear at my office within the time prescribed bv law, and show cause, if auy, why said letters should not be granted Given under ray hand and official oignituie, this N> vember 18th, 1869. T. it. JONES. uov!8;40d Ord'y. I \ SAL. 12! ' Wir.t. be sold before the Court Hoti?« door in Daw«oti, Terrell co , on the Ist Tuesday in February u xt, during usu al hours of sale, one small sorrel horse, wlii'e taco and hind feet, aimut five years oil, said horse ostrayetj by J hu 11. M rsl all and Rf'prai e ( j st sis y dol lars. T. M JONEB, U:d’y. Dec ?;tds lUSiiiiniitlraloi' Sale ! Will be rold before the 0 urt I* u e to Dawson, on the l>t Tifteffy iu F i ruary nex , durint ostial it turs of sale, lot of laud No 3i!t ill tbe 26 district if E irly c > , snl't as the property of ilte es tj of Wiu ('iiambliss for divisioD. i’erms Cni»h. I) Oil AMBLE'S, di c 2; ds Adni’r. DAWSON FEMALE SEFyiINARY. GRADED ILLII M IIOOL •FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES THE Spi-inx •f«>s*if)U of 'his Institu tion Mill oprii mi 'lie lsi Monday in Jan uaiy next, undpr 'he direciion of the under igued, assisted by a corps of experienced slid acomplished iex"h".. The course • f inarruclioii Mil! be thorough and complete, and will embrace all Ihe branches ol s udv iiaiiullv taught in the heat Female ('oilegna. ;Vo pains, or expense, w ill • e spared to make this school rope success!ally with any in the country. . trict di-cipline and .homugh leaching guaranteed. The School Mill be divided into three depar'meiits : Pieparatory, Grammar and High School. The following raiea of tuition will be charged for the Spiing Session, embracing 34 weeks: Prcp’tory DepTurnti - §IB.OO OruiiiMisM* M'lioo!, - • !il GO S< liool, ----- Stl.bO Jlllaic & OrilHHKMltill, Tuition Quarterly in advance. Funds M-il be chargid fiom titi e ol eutianee until ihe close of tlie session. No deduction will be made unless in case of p o'racted sickness. Board $ I 8.00 p»r nionlh, exclusive ol hg'i'S and Was ling. Eor full info, muion, »eud for Circular. S. A. GOODWIN', A'ov. 2 > h, 'f. Princ’p il. Dawson Male institute, D.4\V>«V « t. PRINCIPALS AND PROPRIETORS, J. r. SC.HPi , A. 15., Instructor in Languages and Sciences. J. DI. EDWARDS, lusiiuctor in Mai hi mu tics. Jf. B. —The Ppring Term »iil open on ihe 3d Mondiy in Jan uary, 1870. CP.aBOES—SPRING TERM, Ist Class, . . . . $lB 00 •Aud “ « <n* 3rd “ oo |^~Tuition bills due at the beginning of the Term. This institution is i;i its infancy. Ii is tho inteutiou ol the Proprietors 10 make it equal to the best. Tney intend to make it a life lime enterprise, and for this purpose have purchased ihe "Hood Acad -iny” property. — The encouragem -n: aud patronage of the community are earnestly solijited. i dccl6;tf Administrator’s ale of Xj^-^sTI^S Isa Terrell County \\TILL be sold, before the Court Hou V V door in D iwson, On the Ist Tuesday in January, 1870, i Between the Ifgil heirs of sale, the undivi ded half interest in the following Lota of land, belonging to the estate of Jfatthew B. Peers, deceased, to-wii ; la> sos laud No 10J, 1 1 >2, 103 and 128, in tiro fourth distri. ot Terrell county, containing in all eight hor dred and eight seres, ai d known as t . Koibe place. Also, the undivided half interest in L, Nos. no, 171, 172, 181, 182 and 183, in tk third district of Terrell cornitv, containing ltiivj acues: These lots arc a por don ol the Plantati p fo'mcrly owned by John T. Lumpkin, a known a« he P ti-rs and R iberts place. I A RARE OPPOttTraiITT I Is here Off -.ed to capitalists or persons wis-. Sag to inves' in Lands. E F. BEST, 1 Macon, Ga.,'leelfv.'ds Adm’r
