The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878, February 03, 1870, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDAWSON journal. COLUMN, of keys, which , Inter can have by proving prop- ! h rld wring to thi. ."to. Puff ! Puff !! Go to Pony Loyless’ BU d examine his Cigars. Fresh Garden Seed, crop of 1860, at IL B. Thoinaa’fL 4t y es tra fine articlo of Tobacco ca ‘ be had at Burney & Nelson’s. vVe know whereof wo affirm, for the chiwtr , in the office have sampled it. aPIXPIUA AN I* AT , V” ■ KiUOK c£.-o,ra'it<- Block, Atlanta, Ga. 10,000 lbs. best Ten pui TON'’S ** Xu the Oo.—Y«s, your name may win Vitli A or Z, and Dr. Cheat ham can furnish you with a nice arti cle of note paper bearing your initials. Now is the time for the young “gal lants” to get something nice upon *hich to write “billet-doux to their Dinahs’." Gow Feed, at FULTON’S. SoLOMox’slTthe place to get a good segar. Ekkata. —First under the heading of marriages in our last issue, the name of Tubxer should have been rendered Lewis. We ask pardon of Bride and Bridegroom, and give as a j reason for the error, that our friend Lewis always answers so promptly to | the name of “Turner,” we had almost forgotten what his surname was. Go to Solomon’s and get a good ci gar- Four Copies foe oxe Dollar. —The Litlk Soldier, published at Macon, Ga. j by J. W. Burks & Cos., is the cheeped . awl handsomest Sunday School paper in j this country, North or South . Each number contains sixteen pages, and from eight to ten ologant engravings, j .Single copies, 50 cents a year, or four copies sent to one address, one dollar Get a nice Pipe at SOLOMON’S. Burke’s Weekly for Girls asm Boys—This excellent Juvenile Publi cation for January has been received, and, we must say it continues to get more and more interesting. Every child in the land should bo furnished with a copy. But for the want of gpaco we would publish th<F Table of Contents. Parents, send and get “Burke’s Weekly,” for the children. Fresh Water-ground Com Meal, at EUUCON’S. Talesti.nes ! Yaleviixls ! ! Os all sorts, sizes and descriptions, from five cents to five dollars, at lit. 11. E. THOMAS’. “I always think the better plan, And one that stands the test. In shopping or in marketing, Always to buy the best.” If you want the best Cooking Stove, and the best Sewing Machine in the world, c ime and get them before they arc all gone. I have just received a fresh lot of “Barley Sheaf” Stoves, and genuine “Common Sense” Sewing Machines. John A. Fulton. Is it too late for those of our far mers who aro short of hands to mako up a purse, appoint an agent to go to North Carolina for Laborers ? There are a plenty of them there, friends, whose sendees you can secure, for we j see accounts every day of large num-1 here going West from that portion of country. “Tm; Old Guard” for February* has been received, and as usual, * 8 ; filled with interesting reading mutte r - Me would like to know that this fa vorite Magazine had a good circula tion in this community. Subscription price, $3.00 a year, in advance. The following is (l part of the Table of Contents for February: Tlie unfinished story of “The Heir of Gaymount; “The larnd of the Ma s- V 8; “Man Hunting in the Adiron- Mcks”; “The Bichardson Case” ; Ihe Race Element in History and politics” ; “War Songs of the South” ; biblical new of Races”; “On the stream,” &c. Address, Van Evrik, Horton & Cos. No. 162 Nassau Street, N. Y. City. fce # rgia Telegraph and Jour uul and messenger. WILT. SEMI-WEELKT. WEEKLT. 810.00. ?4-00 $3.00. Payable always in advance. Money may at tbe risk of the publishers, the “Daily Telegraph & Messenger” is ibe i 'JP 4 * jlhOj in the Slate, and the largest .? * “ouih. It combines tbe ciiculaiion of r * “ acon Daily Telegraph, and J/aeon j r ? al Bn< l Messenger, which were coneoli *“ * aßt . November, and reaches almost 81 J business establishment and housedold wcessible to daily mails in Middle Georgia, to adv^n' 8 a * l 0 uuequaled inducements this »* 5 7 4,i -WepWly and Weekly editions of i, f Xcel *ent paper contains much valuable uiotnution, pertaining to Politics, Agncul •i iteraiure aud general Miscellany. MntK Co P‘ es °f tfie above editions 1* In.;? nial t 0 a "J applicant. We earnest eu 7 OUr ftiends everywhere to assist in Th and / our circulation: swoxr tio " 8 of lhe Tblkoraph and Mes •criniir,nrC^r ® penl * n ß together a solid sub thousand Clr<:u * atin f> of upwards of eigln iutell.,., f e P resen t an auequaled moral anc hu hi. ‘i >oWer iu Georgia. We devote i intereai .i Zealous| y t 0 upbuilding every the co-nn lal ° aD< l P et> pl e » a "d invoki Georai. l ,eratlou end aid of the friends ol 8 everywhere. PROPRIETORS, lx order to moot the wants of tho many customers Mr. H. E. Thomas has boen forced to take on more sail, and is now ready to supply the family larder with Staple as well as Fancy Froceries, Confectionaries, Ac. &c. See advertisement, and then call on Mr. Thomas. A One Horso Wagon for Sale at FULTON’S. We heard it remarked tho other day, by one of the Dawson “wits” that if he had to boMxansfurmed from a man to a fowl, lio would prefer be ing a chicken. For, said he, as a proof that this is a healthy locality for that kind of fowl, I am confident I have not soon a dead ono in the past twelve months. niKKIGD. LUNDY—GA J/,t/AGE.—On the 26th of Jacuarv, at the residence of the bride’s mothe by Rty. J. T. Payne, J/r. W. fi. Lun dy, to J/ISB E. E. Gumoiage, all of Terddl co., Ga. VAN VORST—IIIG DON.>-Iu Albany, Geer gtaou Tuesday morning, 25lhulf.,by Rev. N. A. Bailey, Mr. Van Vorst, of Savannah, and Miss o.illie Higdon, of the former place. OlilTLAatV. . YARBOROUGH. —Died, at hie residence in Calli .un cuuuly, in January, 1770, Ran dall Yarborough, in the seventy-lourth year ol bis age. He lived and died a believer in tbe doctrine of Uoiveisalistu, and r, qu sled oil bis (leaib bed that a friend should have published to the world the fact, that the faith by winch be lived, sustained him in death. J. ittAIIKLT KRPOUL Dawson, Feb. 2.— Cotton Dull at 22c. Macon, Feb. I.—Cotton—moderate demand at 23 J for middlings. New York Feb. 2.—Noon—Cotton dull at 25Jc. JL IF FA'ff YISEJREJTTS P E Si A S SHI P i THE Undersigned would respectfully in' form the public that he is prepared to give lessons in nm an i 4tf. to persons wh > m.y desire the same. M? system of instruction is a thoroughly practical one, aud 1 promise entire satisfac tion to all who phc>* themselves under my instruction. Addie»s, J X. Dell, at Dawson, Ga., or P. J. DELL, Americu?. Ga. Feb. 3/f. -A-IRIOIET FI AMOS. Ml! mm- Patent Reversed Wooden Agralfc Rrid^u ihrcughou’, retains (he sweetness of (he old wool) Budge, and cbtji.ns ihe solidity oi the Metal Agraffe, without i.s objections. Patent Compound Wrest Ptuitk wh ill holds the Tu iug Bins, in six layers of Maple, GRAIN ri.nul g ellleielilly, — Tins BLANK NLVtiR SOUTH. Patent lull Iron Ira me concentrates in front of ihe Tuning Pins, lhal liereiuloie damaging Irou («lnub in other Blancs hurtlully surrounds the luning Bins,) and •‘iiuus” lino ihe lioi.t edge ol the Black mid KEFKCIUALLV leeis s iLe TWENTY Toss strain. Patent Diagonal Sustaining Bar part ol the Iron Frame, uextioand paiall l witu uie M.eei s i .g. UNDER i HR uVr.ll - BARS aFFidavh of sirLu.ioi;- liV OVjiii all. The Fust slricny Impartial Trial ever hail, BUM! FOLD lit ALS AGAISi.'T Steinway’s, Chiekering’s, and other Pianos. We, the undeiaigneil make Oath that at the time of the last Pair of the American In- j statute ueld iu New York, mimed at iy lot- j lowing the French Exposition u Pails, two Pianos , made by Stemuay St Hons, one Pi ano uy Vhiekering <fc Huns, one Patent Arion Piano, mafic by U. C. Manner, aud several other maker's luairuuteuts weie tried agams. ea.h othei, by older and under coutioiol tue Ulliceis o: tbe lustiiuie, to decide which Pun- ou extiibniOii in coinpetiuou should | rective the Pirol Premium "as the best | /Square Piano known.’’ To obtain au uupai- | uai uul, twice all of said Pmuos were cover - ; edwith papers, so that one Piauo could not | be distinguished from another, (dm mg the j absence ul tile Juoges,) aud cwu-e did they se lect oue of said p. alios as lhe best, widen, upon uucovenug, both rimes, pioved 10 be the said Patent Ah lOF Piano, awurdi.g it "'l'ht first Premium" “over all others for being the best Square Piano known to them 'lhis trial was after Checkering tfc Sons’ Plano Uad received tue Legion of Honor and Medal, aud Steinway <k Sons, the Medal liom L'apotcon ; aud tne Judges of said trial were : EDWARD MOLLENUaUKR. Fros. ol Muse, Musical Director aud Ougiuator ol tUe New York aud Brooklyn (jouservatoncs of Music. CUARLtN PKADEL, the eminent and favor ite Composer, aud Pianist to ids Royal liifS 11 " ness tbe Due Gustave ol Sax Weimar, Ei.eu- FKEDBBICK R. BRANDIES, Piofessor of Music ; Teacbcr, ol tbs bigUer school ol Mu stc, Ate., &c« . , A. U. BKsEUANN, Organist at Ca hcdral, Jersey Guy ; Pianist, Ac. Jeups Niuuarot, Robert Rieger, Henry Mulkh, GuaRLES jSolowedel, AUGUST GRUEKSBKIIG RoBERT MoeNNEG, - G. G. Manner, (Inventor and Patentee of The Arion Piano Forte.) Sworn beioie me t h is 22d day of July, lobU. G. G. TAYLOK. Commissioner of Feeds. The Arion Piano iy tue cuKArtsr, imst CURABLE, LEAST COkI’UCATED, reqUllfS teSS tuning and uoes not get out of otde>, it is rut: sTruyttstuii pmjto, Write for affidavit*, Pamphlet and Gncu itr, and state in what £uper you saw this ad vei lisemO t* s3g-AGENTS WANTED NNI iu every City aud Towu where we u.v» uot already appoiuled them. COVE.LL &. CO., Warcrooiiik aud Office, mo. 554 UaauVat lory, IM A 189 Bow cry, »cw York. |AT MY OLD STAND ! jliae Mlic fijliafe! sJck of^ 110 " l ° li ‘ e large and » u, » c, ! vc family Groceries and Confec tioneries, I hare just receivd a lot of Heavy Staple Groceries. consisting r ,„ rt ° f jiaCGN, FLOUR, COFs POTATOFS R Wvf r KAKLY GOODRICH F nil. r W h 'i” r * h «» deal in Staple stock of P° Cene t-’ ° not t 0 allow ■» run dowJ“ D ,7 tr " 7 and Confectioneries to th 0 UaTe ‘ d d<*d, by late arrival, to * hepartment, Pig Feet, Nour Grout, t-w-. A P : Also have on band Fine Liquors and Scgars. J/v intention is to please my customers and slitter myself that I have met with success. r , lve Die a call, and examiue for yourself. THOMAS. NEW GUN * And | BLACKSMITH SHOP. dinner a pub7usgZl h eV** T have opened a shop for the doing of any f >n 'he Blacksmith line, and also the repairing of Guns and Pistols. Have had an experience of several years, andfl.t Hi 1? f that 1 can give "a'idaction. Res spect fully refer to the citizens of Dawson Jan ’Jf ' C C TR| USS- TV E W ADVERTISEMENTS. ***** €f® A. Cheatliani* T-? E'iPEOTFULLT t. n^ers Profession il services to the pubic. Will visit promptly by 11 day or «ngh f , patients in town or country. HE al.-e offers cheaper than ever sold before in this market, a very large stock ol Drurs and .Medicines, Paints, Oils, It'indosrnines, Toilet -wrticles . Perfumery, Fanes / Goods. Fisse Cutlers/, Gnr drn Seeds, School and Plank Hooks, Staliossas-sr, Fss relopcs, Pens, Ink, »* 'all paper. II 'lndow-Shades, Paper-Hangings, Xc., Xc. . Having made arrangements with some of the Houses in New York and Philadelphia to nvike' him regular monthlv shipments, his facilities for supplying Physicians with everything I- rcsll illld GctlllillC are surpassed hv any house in South-wes rrn Geo git. n r pk , a c * CHEATHAM. Dawsor, Geo., Feb* 3rd, 1870. AMICI FII in mi OF I HAVE accepted the Aer-ney for the sale nf ho GALLEGO FERTIL ZER. PERUVIAN GUANO, DISSOLVED BONES, LAND PLaS TER, ke , &5. In Eis'eru Georgia, where tho Gallego Fertilizer has been '-used, it gave entire satisfaction ; and judging from its cmiponent ptrta, (be ing Peruvian Guano, Dissolved Bines, ani Land Plaster,) do not hesitate to recommend it to my planting friends. Those who prefer to manipulate foi themselves, can purchase the different ingredients. Call and see the different ar ticles I offer. W. M. PEEPLE 5. '’c-v. 4, ts. DAWSON lunicrniK a, ilWi@l, &£L MANUFACTURERS OF RAILROAD CARS, Agricultural Implements, Sugar Iflills, Sugar Kettles, Gin Gearing, Thomas Water Wheels, Shafting aud Pulleys, Iron and Brass Castings, jflill Work of Every Inscription, Dressed Lumber, etc., etc. Old Cast Iron, Brass and Copper purchased at tho highest market price. All orders promptly atteoded to. 0. 0. NELSON, Pres’t, - - H. ATKINSON, Suo’t. Dawson, Ga , September 9,1f THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED Gerard Oroide Gold Watch, sl2, sls, S2O, $25. Wo have nrontly brought »ur improved “Oroide (iold” to perfection. For appearance, style of finish and accuracy of tiuic-ke-piaff, the “(ierard Watches” nre universally ace .Hied to do the bent. They retain their brilitwey and color until worn out. after purchasing- and fairly any one is not fully satisfied, we will cheerfully re fund the money. They are ull in Hunting Casoa. (tentlcmapa’ and LRdieH’ nines. Every Watch guaranteed lor time and wear, by special certificate. t')-A la rye ussortinent “/reproved Oroide” IliaiiiH, s*/ to SB. a4lho G<*utlemens , aud I.adit-H’ t/ewelrv in great variety. of imitations. Order direct fVoin us or our authorized ageuts. Agents and others applying for circulars, will please enclose three cent stamp for postage. n* -tv'ooda sent to be paid for on tie livery, Cus tomers permitted lo ejrumint what they order be fore paying bills, on payment ofck/;xpress charges both wavs. Six irate-lies arc ordered at once, we scud an extra watch (of same kind free.) 9i’ Purchasers residing some distance from ex press offices and desiring to save time and ex penhp, can have the goods sent safely by mail, by remitting (with the order) the amount repaired by P. O Money order, registered letter, Draft or Check, payable to our order, at our risk. Address plainly, JAJUES GDIUKD A CO.. 85, Nassau Street. New York. Jan973m. TH : GRAND PRAIRIE vine Menu i Patented 1865. CALL ON G. B. THOMPSON, At E KUTTNEIt’S Store, Where tho Machine ean be seen ar.d its quarries tested. This Machine i the best ever used, claiming many ad vantages over any other Washing Ms chine ever patented. Will guarantee the Machine to do all that is claimed for it. The citizens of Webster, Ualboua aul Tirrell are respectfully asked to call and examine for themselves. Any child 12 years of age can do the washing of a large family in a few hours with perfect ease by the use of tbe Universal Wring er, which is attached to the Machine.— “Time saved is money made.” i G B. THOMPSON Price for Machine sl.’V Machine with Wringer .......25 nc'2B;'f ILACKUITH SHIP! 1 have just opened anew Rlachmiiih Shop, oposite my Wnrvhou*e, new CoHum's Old Stand, and have employed the best Nmith in tbe county, ANDKKNON JKKFRKN, (col.) who would be pleased to receive the patronage of his old customers, and many new ones Or. ders for work left at tny office will be tilled promptly. Will keep constantly ou hand. Iron, Steel, Axes, Hoes, Ac. n „ , , JOHN FULTON, Dawaon, Os., Jan. 13-ts. Hmv. Fiolif OITE IL.OJI.JD BEST WATER GROUND FLOUR Just Received, and for Sale on Good Terms. ALSO, .1 Choice Lot of LIQUORS, Comprising the best Grades of WHISKEY, GIJT and Bit.I,FII Y. And a full assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES. ALSO, HOME .M./BF SHOES -I.VII LEATHER, at WIMOLESdtL L or RETAIL. * B@k_Libera! prices paid in CASH for Hides and Tallow. f MR W. T. LEWTS will be pleased to have his old friends call on him and examine some of the best grades Old North Carolina 1 obucco. ALEXANDER & PARROTT. Flour 1 ! Flour ! t i II CALLAWAY & CO. " HOtE * AIE J H CALLAWAY & CO. W "» EE “ EE J H CALLAWAY & CO. Our A Flour lias uo Superior. NEW MILLS, Our A Flour Uaa no Su P crior - NEW MILL S, Our AFt our has no Superior. NEW MILLS. FORT GAINES, GA. ourDoub,eKxtr * B FORT GAINES, GA. ourDoub,e^B FOßT GAINES, GA. OurDoubleExtraß. Flour. Meal, Stockfccd. Flour, JTleal, * Slockfccd. Flour, Meal, Mockfccd. oiir(©u oiiflßa OhruD-^ All put up in 100 pound, 50 pound, aud 35 pound Sucks. MERCHANTS SEND FOR PRICE LIST. MEROHA NTS, SEND FOR PRICE LIST MERCHANTS, SEND FOR PRICE LIST. Address, R. E. KENNON, Agt., Jan. 6—ly. Fort dailies Ga. FERTILIZERS ON TIME 1 Vfn offer for sale the following first-class Fertilifers On Tim© or for CtasM S Approved ai-ecplamß'. faafi. Time. Peruvian Guano, Per ton $ 105 00 Reese & Co’s Soluble Pacifio Goanor,- *• f 67 50 S7B 00 Baugh’s Raw Bone Phosphate, “ $ CM 50 $7250 j Whitelod's Super phosphate, “ $ 67 50 978 00 « Ycgefifof, “ $67 50 S7B 00 Lorent*& Uittler’s Star Soluble Phosphate, “ $ 62 50 072 50 Land Plaster, “ 0 17 00 S2O 00 it Per libl. Sj 285 $ 25 Rhodes Super- phosphate, O' J. W. ROBERTS & CO. Dawson, Ga , Dec. 28;tf » LEGAL ADVERTESMENFSr J TANARUS( RRELI. SHERIFF SALES. II \V’ ILL he aoM, before the Court House » ' Poor, in ihe town of Dawson, said cnnnty, on the Ist Tueedav In A/iorch next, wiihin the Ipg.f hours of sale, the folfowlng ipmnertv, to wit : Two lots of lend No. 208—A 260, in the B<f District of said county. Levied ou as the properly of Samu and G. ier, to satisfy a tax it , fa, issued by W. E. Bep«ione, Tax Collector j ol said eounty, in favor ol Slate k County vs. I Samuel Grier. Also at the same time snd pface, will be .old—one House end Lot In the village of Ch|. kasawhatnhie of said countv. Levied ou as the property nfS .M Leonard, to saitsfv e (hi 6 fa, issued by W, E. Session. Tax OoN lector of said eonntv, in favor of State and County, vs. L. M. Leonard Levy made and returned lo me by a Constable. Also, at tbe same tim- and place, will be sold. Two Lots ot Noe. IIS and 114, in the 3rd District of said enuntv. Levied on as the property of J. W. Knott, to aetiafv a tax fl fa, issued by W. E. Sessions Tix Collector of said county, io favor of Bute aud Count*, va. G. W. Logan. S. F. LASSE TER, Sheriff. Feb. 3rd, 1870,-tds. NOTICE- Sarah A. Carter has applied for exemption •f personalty and realty and valuation of Homestead, sod I win pas. np«m the same at 2 o'clock, p. m., on tbe ICth day of Feb ruary 'nat., at my office in Daw.on, G.t. feb.S,2w. T. M. JONES, o*d. NOTICE. Thomas Jackson has eppiied f« r ex emption of per.onarty, and I wiH pass *pon the same at 2 o'clock, r.n., on the loth of February, at mv office, in Dawson, «»- T. M. JONFS, Ord. Feb. 3.2 w. / N EOKGIA, Terrell Conatp v j Whereas, Cain, amd W. E. Wall ap plie. for letters of dismission oa the carat* of Je.se Wail. These are therefor* to cifft and admcm'sft i all person, concerned, to be and appear at mv ; office within the lime prescribed by law, and ►how cause, if anv, why said fetter, ehonfd not be granted. Given tinder mv hand and official signature, this Jau. Sl.t, 1870. Feb. Bid,3rn. T. M. JONE<, Ord. /1 Foil 1.1 A, Terrell County : If Whereas, A. Sasser applies for letters of di.mission on the estate of S. B. Smith. These are therefore lo cite snd admonish all persona concerned to be and appear at Diy office within the time prove,ibed b.v law, and show cause, if any, why said fetter* should not be grauted. Given uoder roy hand and official signature, this January 4th, 1870.. Jao.O 3ip. T. M JONES, Ord. GEORGIA, Terrell County : Whereas, J/irtin L. Harp applies for letters of Guardianship oi Julia, Pari.ada and Penelope Haddock, minors of J. W. Haddock. These ure therefore to cite and admonish all persous concerned, to be and appear at my office wi hm the time prescribed by law, and show e i use, if any, why g*id let tore should pot he granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this December 23 and, 1869. T. M, JONES, Ohd'y. Dec. 23, 40d. / 'JEORGI A, Terrell County i V.F Whereas, VV.O. Keudiick applies for letters of dismission ou the estate of Isaac W. K -odrick. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be aud appear at mv office within the lime prescribed by law, and show cause, if any, why said letters should not tie grained. Given under my hand, aud official signature, this November 18. h, 1869 i'. M. JONES, Ord. uov.lS;3ib. Cf EORGIA, Tvrroll County t M Wiu re.*s, Wiigbt Kenedy applies lor biters ol dismission on the estate oi Elmira R J idles and John A. Kenedy. These are therefore to cite and admonish all peisons concerned, to be aud appear at my office within the liine prescribed by law, and show cause, if aDj, why said Itttere should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this November 18th, 1869. T. M, JONES, nov. 18,3 m. o r( L || liOKGI t, Terrell County IJ Whereas, Harrison Rogers has applied for letters of Administration oh tbe estule of C. T. Botrfoid, dec. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear at n.y office wiihiu the time prescribed bv law, and show cause, if any, why said letter* should not be granted, Given uuder my band and official signature, this January 11th, 1 870. T. M. JONES, Ordinary. Jim,rath, sod. Peeler & Dickson Colton Seed FOR SALE, OR TO EXGHAJYGA FOR Common Seed. loir less x oniFFijr, Jan 20, 2m. PAW»ON CARRIAGE FACTOR! THOS. J. HART, Pro., AND MANUFACTURER Os CARRIAGES A BUGGIES OF ET'Enir ttXSCRITIOJTi PatUrris adjusted lo suit the Most improved Stylet. We feeep on hand Sforthhrn »ii<i Eastern! work which we will seif at lowest cash prices. Jan. 20, ly. BRICK FOR SALE I I trace On hand a large lot of BRICK which I will sell at a ieduced price; Pat ties wishing to purchase will 6nd it to tbeir interest to address R- **OCLTi]ROP. Eufaula, Al« - yau 27, Bm .