The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878, January 27, 1870, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textiy\VSON JOURNAL; local column. HcligioU* Notice#. „ , «... irivo the apnointments for the churches iu Dawson, and Terrell cir c“i,: BAFTIST CHCBL'ft. i| o'clock, “■'"■i nn I st sn ‘ l . Islbßtbs in each aioßih. Sunday School, « rn everv Sabbath. at >i t. K LANGLY. Pastor. MKTliorisr cncrcii. r. ..riling ever* Sabbath morning, at i(H ,[ r k and every Sabbath night at 7 *V T Sabbath School eV.-ry Sabbath * c . ’ ~ o’clock. Prayer meeting everv * or '"i?. nicht at 7 o clock. The First Quarterly meeting will be held wi;h this 9 ,i. Saturday a'd Sahhath. eburek “ c *^ KV>Ji M MAKSIIAL Pastor. TKRRKIh circuit. j, , Sabbath, and Saturday before, t , ,liatchie ; first Sabbath eveuitig. a a,VI(Kk Bethel. Saturday hefaire aeco-d a Kk.ala 'at Dover; Second Sabb ith, (at New tZLi Third Sabbath, hu(J SilurJay bes I at Salem. Fourth Sabbath, and Satins dat before, at Now Hope Filth Sabbath, iinl Saturd y before, m each month, at Mil l<f R' v! G.' t. EMBRY, Preacher in charge. Food. — A bunch of keys, which the owner can have by proving prop erty anti paying for this notico. “I always think the hotter plan, And one that stands the test, In shopping or in marketing, Always to buy the best." If you want the best Cooking Stov e , and tiie bed Sewing Machine in the world, como and get them before they are all gone. I have j nut reeeived a fresh lot of “Barley Sheaf” Stoves, and genuine “Common Senso” Sewing Machines. Jons A. Fulton. llon. Nelson Tift "Will please ac ropt our thanks for important Public Documents. A One Horse Wagon for sale at FULTON’S. Courtesy. —We are under obliga tions to Col. George 11. Hazelhurst, President of tho Macon & Brunswick Railroad for favors extended. Splendid assortment of Tobacco, Su gar, Coffee, Whiskey, Peach Brandy, and some more of the Squire’* best at J. E. Loyless’. The Steroopticon was here last night and the Bell Ringers will visit us Sat urday. Truly this is an ago of shows, and Dawson a central “pint.” PHII. A DTI. 1*1! IA AA B AT LANTA wm; a ai> i.Mttiou C®.—Granite Block, Atlanta, (la. Pardoned. —Young Abner Ivcaton, sentenced to tbe Penitentiary at the last term of our Court, for homicide, was pardoned last week. The Swiss Bell Pingeiis,—•—Daw son lias not been treated to such a performance in time whence the mem ory of man runneth as, we know, will lie given by the above talented Troupe on Saturday night, 29tli inst. If you need anew coffee pot or a new bottom in tbe old one, call on Mr. Durkaen, at Soule’s old stand, who will not only relievo your wants in that respect, but will make anything you desire of Copper, Sheet-iron (r Tin. See Advertisement. Where is John Gill SnoitTiiit SaiTn ?—This question lias been asked , three hundred and ninety-nine times, ' and still no Smith. You need not J keep your broken guns, pistols, &c., ! at home, but bring thorn to Air. 0. C. ; Truss, at his Benjamin’s! Mill, whore you w ill find him ready and willing to do all kinds of work in iron and steel. Seo Advertisement. Want of Labor. —We regret to hear that many farmers of this section are felling a part of their plow teams in consequence of a failure to get labor. A few substantial, good planters have, bo far, failed to get a single freedman. Those who have succeeded have gone vigorously to work for the crop of 1870. May they have good seasons, > &nd harvest rich yields. Tan “lalbotton Standard.” —The first number of this new weekly is on our table, and from its general make up pronounce it a wide awake, live newspaper. Wo looked for a good paper, and have not been disappointed. AVhen Col. G. puts his hands and j train to work, something good is the result. Wo welcome the Standard among our exchanges, and extend the fight hand of fellowship to the Pro prietors, Messrs. Gorman & Water- Wan, with the hearty wish that they BWy succeed beyond their expectation. Marrying. —Our Ordinary reports a good business in tho sale of Mar riage License. Look sharp,'hoys ! We heard of a man loosing his crop °n acoount of marrying in the spring. Attend to this business early, or the honeymoon will not be over in time to look after the crop. Don’t make any difference when a town loafbr marries, Or whether ho marries at all or not; and he fails to make money, or a living, uo one is hurt but the lady he marries. - ot so with farmer boys ; if they merchants, doctors, lawyers, editors, even the loafers, suffer. W vnuu’iiouif Boors, Shoes, Ac.— Warm and dry foot is a prerogative to heultli, and it is economy to buy the best of auy article one may need. More especially is it tho case in buy ing boots. Call on Mr. Fitzgerald, at Messrs. Alexander & Parrot’s and see tho host lot of htmd-niado Boots now iu tho city. Also examine his Ladies’ and Children’s rihoos. Give Fitz. u call, and if you don’t agree with us wo. will acknowledge that wo do not know a good Boot or Shoo when wo see it. Mass Meeting in New York in Be half of Cuban Independence.—Now York, Janury 19.—An immense mass meeting in favor of Cuban indepen dence was held this evening at Cooper Institute. Many of our most promi nent citizens were on tho platform. Horace Groely presided, and made a speech favoring belligerent rights to Cuba. Ho also announced that Gor rit Smith had contributed sl,OllO to the cause of Cuba. Cassius M. Clay made a speech relating mainly to him self, and was in consequence not fa vorably received. Addresses were al so made by Col. Tomlinson and oth ers. Resolutions were read by Mr. Clay, and adopted, expressing sympa thy lor the Cubans, and urging the Administration to recognize them as beligerents. Tho chairman read a resolution favoring the establishment of a Cuban charitable aid society, which was adopted. The meeting soon after separated. MARRIRD. TURNER—BELL.—On the '23rd, inst, at the residence of the bride’s father, by Elder J. A. .Vims, Mr. W. T. Lewis, and Miss Fans nie C. Bell, all of Terrell couaty. MORGAN—CALDWELL.—At the resi dence of the bride’s father, on the 19th lust, by the Rev. J. M. Marshall, Mr. T. J. Morgan and Miss Betti* Caldwell. MAItB4 ET REPORT. Dawson, Ga., Jan. 2ith. — Under favorable reports from Eastern mar kets Cotton has advanced ono cent per pound since our last. The best grade selling at 22} c. Macon, Jan. 25th. — Cotton buoy ant, but little offering. Middlings, 22} c. New Y ork, Jan. 26th, 3 r.u.— Cotton quiet at 25jjc. Gold 21}. Liverpool, Jan. 26th, 3 r.u.—Cot ton buoyant, at llfid- to 12£. .rs: w st f'cn f 'lSE.ttr.rrs BRICK FOR SALE! I have on hand a large lot of BRICK which I will sell at a reduced price; Par teA wishing to purchase will find it to their i itenst to address Ri MOULTIIROP. Eufaula, Ala. jan 27, Jm. Lost, or Mislaid I ONE Note and i ted about Jan. 20th, 1869, and due Ist of Jail. 1870, made paya ble to (1. O. Brooks, Assignee of S, I), j IJ. dgeni'n, for two hundred dodars, ($2110) ] and s;g id by \V‘ K; William. All persons j are w rn-d not to trade for said note. Jun.27lt. C. 0. BROOKS, Assignee. | NEWGLJK And BLACKSMITH SHOP, .le.rl to Strum .Hill rl fi east Corner I’uhlic Se;eten e. ■ , I I have opened a shop for the ooc e of any thing in he Blidismith line, and hl-o tbe repairing of Guns and Pistol. 0 . 11 ave had an experience of several years, and Hit ter myself that I can give satisfaction. Re spectfully re'tr to the citizens of Dawson. Terms Cash. C. C. TRUSS. J.m. 27, ts. M. C. Tin 6 Sheet lion Worker. TAKES pleasure in announcing to the citi ,z us of Dawson, and surrounding coun try that he is now ready to manufacture Tinware at Wholesale or R nail, as low as.it can be had elsewhere. Also, Roofing, Gut tering. and all kinds of Repaying practically and cheaply done, at short notice. Capper, Zinc, and all kiuds of Mettle work done. Give him a call at Soule’s old stand, East side Public Square. Jan. 27, lj. THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED Gerard Oroide Cold Watch. sl2, sls, S2O, $25. Wo have recently In-ought eur improved “Oroide Hold” to perfection. For appearance, style of linibh and amir cy of time-keeping, the “Gerard Watches*are universally acexled to ne t he host. Tin y retain their briliaucy and color until worn OU lia-/f after purchasing and fairly trying, any ore not fully satisfied, wc will cheertully re fund ti e money. , , . I h'W are all in Hunting Cases. Gentlemans and Ladies’ sizes. Every Watch guaranteed lor time and wear, by special certificate. large assortment “/mproved Oroide Chains, file SB. Jlso Gentlemens’ and Ladies Jewelry in great variety. ai'/lewi r • of imitatious. Order direct from us « r oar i uthoriaed agents. Jgents and others applying for circulars, will please enclose three pent stump for po ;tage. ii-Gou.lt* sent to be paid for on delivery, Cus tomers permilted to examine what they order be fore paying bills, on payment of iixpiesscharges U °WMVhen- Six Watt-lies are ordered at once, wc send an extra watch (of same kind free.) ia-Purrhasers residing some distance from ex press offices and desiring to hhtc time and ox nense, can have the <rood« sent safely by mail, by remitting: (with the order) the amount repaired i.v/’ l! Money order, registered letter, Draft or C'lieek, payable to our order, at our risk. Address plainly, JA.TIESGEK lKllfl CO.. £5, Nassau Street. New iork. jan”'3m. I Dawson Business Directory, *>» y Good* Tier, i, * NUUSOW, Dealers in Jfain street. ’ ttud "“idware, ( T* <I4EH, Dealers in all Street! Dr ’ VU ° 0d “ tt “ and t ' rouerit ' e - Main J'’*' 1 ' * 2 **' JAC’OR, Dealer in all AVktnds of Dry Goods, Main street I I?, 11 ?* * GRIFFIN, Dealers in i laple Dry Goods and Groceries, also ,nd Commission Jf« retrains, .Vain Street, A CROUCH, A , ' ■ i /2 i ln rv 6oods, Clothing, Staple (mods and Funity Groceries, .V.iu street. ( Dealer In Fancy and s?a • if!*’ Dry Goods, Mam at., under “Jour ual Printing OUice. I)EEI*LEBy W. ill., Dealer in Staple A and Fancy L'ry Goods, Main street. Grocery merchants. .1 ICTIII R, S. IF,, Dealer in Groceries 1 Ll,,ui Family Supplies. .Vain Street. UILTOH, J. A., W a rehouse and A Commission Merchant, and Deulei in Ba con, Flour, Meal and Provisions generally, at bharpe & Brown’s old stand, M tin at. PARNUiH & SHARPE, Dealers I in Groceries and Provisions, opposite ' Public Square, Main st. r > REFR *V SI 71 .VIO AS, Grocery V I and 7 J rovisiou Dealers, South side Pub lic Square. Hood, r. »i., Dealer in Groceries and Family supplies generally, 2ud door to ■Journal” Office, »laiu st. M ISBELL, R, C. tk Cos. Grocer 7 and Provision dealers. Next door to the Ho tel Main Street, Dawson. Dntgsisli. { HIEATMAVI, C. A.y Druggist and i’liysioian. Keeps a good supply of Drugs and Medicines, and presetibes for all the ills that flesh is heir to. At his old stand, the Red Drug Store, Maiu st. TAKES & 1,0 YE ESS, Dealers in ts Drugs, J/edicincs, Oils, Paiu.B, Dye Stufl's, Garden Seed, Ac., Ac. BAKERY. JE. SOEOVIOA, Baker, Confec • tioner, and dealer in Family Groceries Fish and Oysters, J/ain Street, next to J. W". Roberts A Cos. PH aSICIAAS. H®D\E FT W. 11. Practicing Phy sician, and Surgeou. Office ui Cheat itain’s Diug Store. PRICE, Dr. J. AY. & SOS, Prac X lining Physicians and 'Uigeons. Office at Dr. Giinin’s old stand, East side Public Square, Dawson.. M atcli ICcimircr. A IAEA, JOII K P., will repair xY Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Vusic Books, Acco dions, Ac , always to be found at his o.d stand, on North eide of Public Square. Eivery Stables. IJARKU.7I, A SHARPE, MS 1. and F’eed Stable. Ilorres and J/uh s for sale. Horses boarded. North side Pub lic Square. BA K-KOOVI. PIT AVABiD, Dealer in Fine Wines, Brandies, Whiskies, Liger 8.-er, Ac, West sid ■ public Square, Main street. OF I HAVE accepted the Aijoney far tho stale of tho GALLEGO FERTIL ZER, PERUVIAN GUANO, DISSOLVED BONES, LAND PLaS TER, &o , &i. Ia Eistora Georgia, where tho Gallego Fertilizer has been used, it gave entire satisfaction ; aud judging from its component parts, (be ing Peruvian Guano, Dissolved Bones, and Land Plaster,) do not hesitate to reunmifleud it to my planting friends. Those who prefer to manipulate foi themselves, can purchase tho different ingredients. Call and see the different ar ticles I offer. W. M. PEEPLES. V cv. 4, ts. DAWSON SJI.WSCIM, driSL MANUFACTURERS OF RAILROAD CARS, Agricultural Implements, Sugar .VJills, Sugar Kettles, Cain Gearing, Thomas Water Wheels, Shafting and Pulleys, Iron and llrass Castings, iflill Work of Every Description, Dressed Lumber, etc., etc. Old Cast Iron, Brass and Copper purchased at the highest market price. All orders promptly attended to. 0. 0. NELSON, Pres’t, - - H. ATKINSON, Suo’t. Dawson, Ga., September o,tf DUFiKAEN, D A AV SON CARRIAGE FACTORY THOS. J. HART, Pro., and manufacturer ok CARRIAGES A BUGGIES orr reriir nEsvitMTio.r. Patterns adjusted to suit the most improved Styles. We keep on hand Northern and Eastern work which we will sell at lowest cash prices. Jan. 20, ly. Peeler & Dickson Colton Seed FOR SALE, OR TO EXCHAJVG.fi’ FOR Common Seed, i. or less a GiisEFijr, Jau.2o, 2tn. NEW PHOTOGRAPH GayUtepyg, OVef In. fil. Peeplep’ jltofe. THE undersigned would respectfully in— form the citizens of Duwsoo, and public gSuerally, that be has just opened a First Class Gallery, for a brief period, where he is prepared to produce anv style Photograph, from the smallest Carte de Visite up to Life-Size Portraits* Persons desiring good Picture?, that will compare favorably with those of the best Galleries in the State, are requested to call soon, as we have other engagements to meet. Pictures taken on cloudy just as well as fair days, provided it is not raining. La dies are requested to let their Drapery be as dark as possible, calliug to sit for their Negatives. Doors open from balf-past 8 o’clock, a.m., uutil half-past 3, p.tn. No money taken at the dr or, but a small collection taken iu the Gallery from ihose ordering pictures. .J. W . HURT. J:-.n 20, ts. jIEORGIA, Tyrrell County (j Whereas, Harrison Rogers has applied for letters ol Administration on the estate of C. T. Botsford, dec. 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. If any, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this January 11th, 1870. T. M. JONES, Ordinary. Jan. 73th, 30d. . IV E w ADVERTISEMENTS. Hiram llrl I have just opened anew Bluchtmith Shop, oposite my Wanjhonae, near Oullutn’a Old Stand, and have employed tbe best .Smith In the county, ANDEKN’OX JEFFRKN, (eol.) who would be pleased to receive the patronage of hia old customers, and many new ones. Or. ders for work left at my office will be filled promptly. Will keep constantly on hand, Iron, Steel, Axes, Hoes, Ac. JOHN -Ac. FULTON. Dawson, Ga., Jan. 13-ts. FLOUR ! FLODRTr OIsTE CcA-IR, laO-AID Hit WATER GROUND FLOUR Just Received, and for Sale on Good Terms. ALSO, mS Choice Lai of LIOVORS , Comprising the hest Grades or n'UISEE r, GiJtT and BIUiJM T. And • full assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES. ALSO, UOJHE JltriDE SILOES ef.ro E U.f TitElt, at’U~IMOLES*ILE or llETsdlL. BsE.Libera! price* paid in CASH for Hides and Tallow. MR. W. T. LEWIS will be pleased to have bis old friends call on him’ and examine some of tho beet grades Old North Curolina Tobacco. ALEZANS2R & PA ZL OPT. Flour / Flour ! ! J H CALLAWAY & CO. wholesale. J H CALLAWAY & CO. wholesale. J II CALLAWAY & CO. whoeesale. Our A Flour has no Superior. NEW MILLS « • * Our A Flour Las no Superior. NEW MILLS, Our AFI Cur has no Superior. NEW M I L L S FORT GAINES, GA* oar Doab,e »• FORT GAINES, GA. oatDoubUEiiri ». FORT GAINES, GA. OurDoubleExtr.B. Flotti*. IVleal, Stockfccil. Flonr, iVleal, Stockfecd. Floor, IVleal, oiif(@« oiiflßa oiir2a oiiftß-a All pnl up in.lM) pauud, M pound, and 95 pound Sacks. MERCHANTS SEND FOR BRICE LIST. MEROHA NTS, SEND FOR PRICE LIST. MERCHANTS, SEND FOR-PRIOE LIST. Address, It. E. KENNON, Agt., JaD. 6—ly. fori Ciaincs, Ga. FERTILIZERS ON TIME ! Wa offer for ill* 4b* following firit-ol*** Fertilizers Approved sect ptnnce/ C'ash. Time. Peruvian Guano, Per ton $ 105 00 $ Reese & Co'a Soluble Pacific Guano, “ $ 67 50 S7B 00 Baugh’a Raw Bone Phosphate, M $ 62 50 $72 50 YVhitelocb’e Super phosphate, “ 9 67 50 S7B 00 •• Vcgetstor, “ $ 67 50 S7B 00 Lorsntz & Rittlor’a Star Soluble Phosphate, “ f 62 50 $72 50 Laid Plaster, “ $ 17 00 S2O 00 •* Per bbl. $j 2 85 $ 325 Rhodes Snper-phosphate, $1 $ J. W. ROBERTS & CO. Dawson, Ga., Doc. 23,tf LEGAL ADVERTESMENTS^ Notice. MRS. SABAH AfULKEY has applied for exemption of personalty, and eettiow apart and valuation of Uome.tead, and I will pass upon the same, at 9 o’clock, , aim., on the 28th inst. at my office, in Daw son, Ga. T. M. JONES, Ord. I Jan. 20, 2\v. | TERRELL SHERIFF SALES. WILL be sold, before the Coart Hoaaw Door, In the town of Dawsoo, said county, on-the let Tuesday in February Dext, wiibin the legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: House and lot in tbe town of Dawsoo, and said county, No. 84, further known as the place whereon M. S. Glass resided last year, now occupied by J. L. Solomon. Levied on as the property of M. S. Glass, to satisfy * fl f* Issued from the Superior Court of Terrell county, in faror of Griffith, Hvatt It Cos., vs. M. S. Glaas and A. J. IKbitlock, October 20th, 1869. Also, at tbe same time and place, will be sold 395 seres of land, No. 116and I*7, in the Brd District of Terrell county, and fur. ther known as the place wbereou A. J. Whip, lock now resides. Levied on as the property of Washington L. Brantly, to satisfy a fl. fa. issued from the Superior Court of Terrell county, iu favor of Benjamin F. Adams, vs. Washington L. Brantly. S. F. LASSETEK, Sheriff. Jan. 6th, tds. GF.OKUI4, Torre 11 County: Whereas, A. Nasser applies for letter* of dismission on the estate of 3. B. Smith. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at iny office wiibin the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official siguaturo this January 4th, 1870. T. M. JON EH, Jan6-3m. Ordinary. EOltGld, Terrell County: F Whereas, J/irtiu L. Harp applies for letters of Guardianship of Julia, Parisado and Penelope Haddock, minors ol J. W, Haddock. 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, if any, why said letter* should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this December 23rd, 1869. T. M. JONES, Ord’y. Dec. 23, 40d. GEORGIA, Terreii County: Whereas, W.C. Kendrick applies for letters of dismission on the estate of Isaac W Kendrick. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear at nr office withlu the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any, why said letters t bould not be granted. Given under my ba~d, and official signature, this November 18th, 1869. novlß;3m T. if. JONES, Ord’y. GI OHGIA, Terrell County : Whereas, Wright Kenedy applies for letters of dismission on the estate of Elmira R. James and John A. Kenedy. 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 eause, if any, why said letter* should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this November lSth, 1869. T. M. JONES, uovlß;3m Ord’y. Administrator Sale X Will be sold before the Court Hous in Dawsoo, on the Ist Tuesday iu Feb ruary next, during usual boars of sale, lot of land No. 349 in tho 26 district of Early co , sold as the property of the estate of Wm. Chamb!ess for division; Terms Cash. D. CHAMBLESS, dec 2; r d« Adm’r. JUST UUCJEIVED! 3/5 barrels Chesapeake Guano! “VTTT-ILL keep constantly on hand • V V large qiiantitv of the above Fertilis zer ; also, the SEvt FO tf’L and other Guanos. F'or prices, &c., call on me at my office, at John A. Fulton’s Warehouse. n C. C. FARMER. Dawson Ga, November 4-4 m NEW STORE! M. I*. HOLLIS, DEALER IN GROCER IES, Family Supplies, LIQUORS, &C., &.C. Next door to Solomon’s Saloon, on East side of Main Street. Having just opened a large and well assorted STOCK OF GROCERE , I respectfully call tho attention of my friends and TRADING PUBLIC to the tame, and ask that they PRIGS MY GOODS before purchasing. Recollect tbe place and give me a oall. dec23;6na M P. HOLLIS. ~AT COSTl .it costa WE are now selling oar entire stock of DRY GOODS, DRESB GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, YANKEE NOTIONS, Ac, -&JZ 1 COST! CALL SOON AND Supply Your Families with such Goods as you may need. Seise! & Sternberg, declfij’Jta