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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1870)
PAWSON li \ AL. LOCAL COLUMN. no marked change in any ™ I Ai«« arnclen of trade since our t! h e««P‘ *> won ‘ Whioh iB deo ‘ io ' log. ______ b„ o w f«H »n Da**oo on Friday the eigh th and the coldeat weather we here had 11* the winter w.a from Thursday night, t be 17th, to Tuesday, the 22d. Fbe*B Garden Seed, crop of 1869, a t H- R- Thomas’s. 4t w, refer our readers to the adve.lirement of Jamra Gerard & Cos., Manufau-nrera of Oroide Gold Watches." We be Here these watches to be all that is claimed for them. Those wanting time pieces of tbischaricter can be informed of • cheap flan for securing them by applying at tbia office- 10 000 lbs. best Tennessee Hay, at FULTON’S. Tis "Kriaiso Lamp."—We welcome thia excellent paper to our exchange Hat. Aa a literary and newspaper it hae no superior, tud few equals. We commend it to the la dies "• being just the paper they should all bars. It has no coutloued stories, and is (lied weekly with tbo purest gems of thought. Subscription price $2.00 per an gym. Address, “Keening Lamp, Chicago, 111. “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 Stowe, »nd the belt Sewing Machine in the world, come and get them before they are all gone. I have just received a flesh lot of “Barley Sheaf” Stoves, and genuine “Common Sense” Sewing Machines. John A. Fulton. In the steady progress of improvement going on iu our city, tbe real estate owners •»d bouse builders will please bear in mind tbe importance of prtseiving the present widih and straightness of the s'ree’s ; so that when the city is fiuished, (?) ts it ever is, ever,thing will present a tasty and uniform sppearauce. Don’t be too mindful of ibe point ut which the new railroad will ’jp tbe citv; we hope when it is built it will run in ■ueb s manner re to add value to all the property withiu ihe incorporation. Prof. Bood, ob lost Tuesday evening, walked ou a whe, one-hall inch in diam eter, reaching from the tup of M. P. liol lis' store to the lop of the store bouse occu pies b» M.Kiuiiey ad Crouch, fiis is an Went way oi ni.king a living, we a oppose, but we c luldn’l help thinking when we raw birn midway the wir--, ‘how foolish it looked f.r tueu to suspend themselves in the sir ou wire, and iu balloons, wbeu they could *tiy ou lr,,a fir mr and make a living by proper applicoliuu.” Compiim ular)'. ffe thank “and." for his fa> able notice of Diwsou ami some of her popu.. ion, in a co'umuii'cu ion, which we copy below, to tbe •‘Telegraph A .l/u-aenger. We regret that be could not give the names o' ail the deserting, not ouly ill town, bu in ihe conn try ir.rmu idmg. We eicusn him, however, for their number is legion. He speak* cor rectly when iie arya that the Telegsaph A Jfessengrr comes here by the bushel, and oo » pleasant day, just after the arrival ot thetiaio we are reminded of a school ju-t called to order, as each one, that can spare slew mom.Lis bom bis business, seats him self sod begins the perusal ot his paper. Wish‘S.’could have gone out in the coun try sod seen wbatgort of men the D.ws n merchants have to look to tor their pr iron age ; h» would uot then have been surprise and tt the business activity ol our town : Dawson, Tkrrkll Cocntt, Feb. IP, 187 u Jlditors Telegraph it Jfutesptr; D.ws on is one of ihe go ahead towns in our old Commonwealth/—“a young ’un" is this same town—ilatiug uom the time yibis (.ranch of ib, 8 .nthwestern Railroad struck me site, •»y about twelve years ago. Now Dawson numbers probably somewhat under two thousand people, but sur.ouuded by a fi e agricultural and limber region, t’h-y »ra among the most lively people you ev. r saw. Among tbeir aoiive esubli btueui is the Dawsou Manufacturing Gompuny, which is •pirating under O. O. Nelson, aa President, aod H Atkinsou as Superintendent. • • • • Dtwson, too, boasts of lots of first, rets merchants, who seem to be doing generally so active trade. Among these I will men lion Loylees A Griffin, dry goods and fertili • «rrs; B. 11. Moo J, grocer , J. W. Roberta, dry goodaaod groceries; (frier h G.unuone, groceries and hardware J Harper A St-nnim a warehouse and commission merchants; Wm "ooten, grocer ; W. M Pecpl -, warehoute andcomniis.iou merchant, and dealing »l-o in diy goods and fertilizers ; John A. Ful (on, warehouse and commission merchant and grocer, and hardware ue.ler ; W. F. Hrr, dry goods ; McKinney and Crouch, d-y goods and giocera; Crim A Tucker, dry goods and grocers ; H. H. Thomas, groe jr, sod iiumeroMa the Damson / ,Hcf, s lively and '-snsi we hebdomadal, by your litend Major S. R. rston, is the popular newspaper organ and Mpinentol this flourishing town, end I am P eared to learn ie earning money we well <• a av°r The ‘•Teleg,.-ph A J/essensr.r” cornea here by the bushel? Tows, in haste, S. 81 TrooKiig or ti Local. —The editor io bis office one day, md thought to him' . , 10 J •ori°o’ way ; be threw down bis j »nd oiobled bis pen, end appeared qui » a i ■*' wet b-'i. Eo he ’ovenled 1 Acliine tost turns with s ot-nk—it alwxyi 1 2** h " W' >■> ‘be b. .k. It wide mu- ! did ** t,le open *' r T - ‘l* i but it! c I “** w »uld not—it rould not write lo- . —"ben tbets was no news in town. ! As tbe f.llow said who was not enough in*- i tested in h’s spiritu ' welfare to derote 'We time e;ah evening to piayer, and not J lc ß able te »«t bis consent »o entirely ig o°re the tiered duty, be wrote out a prayer m«t t 0 hi* bed post; and erery night 1 . e ore retiring, ba would point to the eo prayer and say, “Ob, Loitl, dem’a my ; atl'Tiept,, g u tay w# j 0 re g. r j t 0 t |, e ° Ve P^ajraph—deni’s our sentiment. ie "hit* 03t ' o ffl°e at Hannahatch ’ " ewart °°- has been re-established. &m«nd EiSlA rat ified the fifteenth This fastens it on the I Tux Twkntt skcond or Fkbrcamt. —Each day of the yeai is the anniversary of some tem.riia’ds ev-*ut, either In the history of nations or individuals. Aod ee we trudge along through life we are, ever and anon, comparing tbe event! of the passing day, and seeing what analogy thev bear to days gone by. Time waa when the advent of no day iu the three bnndred and sixty-five was hail-d with greater delight than was the Twenty .second of February. Not so now. And why is it ? Is it because the memory of him who the celebration of this day al ways leiuindcd us, is any the less dear to us ? Has tbe lapse of time made him any tbe less the Father of his country ? Let it not be so. W Idle we do not believe iu ‘'running alter strnoge gods, or worshiping at a mortal Shrine,'* s*ill, we think It would be as well to engage iu a yearly tiibute to the mem ory of such men as Washington, as some in which we do eugige. \£e are glad to know ihore ere those whaßlill pe>p.tuia‘.e his memory, and although many years hare come and gone since It .a body waa consigned to tbe tomb—and the form, of bis follow ers, like ibe tribes of the R.-d man, are scat tered liom Erst u> West, still, relics of that great mao are now in the bauds of the living aod held as sacred emblems to remind those who see them of his devotion to bis coun try. Duel iu Blew Vork-Eiciliug Sword Cos in (am t. A duel with broadswords occurred in New York city at an early hour Monday morning, between ISenor Francisco do Porto, a young Cuban, and Mr. George Proude, a young En glishman of some means and good standing. l)e Porto was severely wounded last summer in a duel fought with pistols, by Senor de Couto, editor ol the Spanish journal El Cronisto. The origin of the present duel was a slur thrown by Proude upon the Cu ban Junta, who, he intimated were living like cowards on the struggles of the patriots. The tight was arranged to take place in a room in a fashiona ble house in West Nineteenth street, and thither, at a late hour Sunday night, the combatant, with their friends, repaired. By two o’clock a. m. all preliminaries were completed. An account contains the following description of the tight: A dead silence ensued, while an ashy paleness seemed to be the prev alent complexion of every mau iu the n am. The word was given and the and aeleets . rossed swords, and, having taken three paces backwards, the light commenced. At first a slight timidity was apparent on both sides—uot so much timidity, perhaps, as the uer vuos expectation incident to the open ing of tile encounter. Finally, alter some littlo hesitation, l)e Porto ad vanced, Proude meanwhile on the alert to receive him. The scene was exci ting. All at once the lew spectators were startled by a sudden cut made by Proude at the head of his oppo nent, who, however, deftly parried aud retired a pace or two. Up to the present both had observed a compara tively serene domeanor, but it was ev ident the duel could not be a prolonged one, each being bent on a deadly strike. Having again crossed, great skill was displayed by both, their eyes flashing with fire and endeavor ing, as it wore, to penetrate each oth er s intent. Admirable swordsmanship was dis played, the cuts being rapid, well di rected and parried with precision. Up to the present, which was about five minutes from the commencement, Do Porto had escaped with a slight scratch on tho chest, Proude being unharmed, when suddenly 7 De Porto offering a tempting chance, Proude advanced upon him and inflicted a di agonal cut upon the right thigh. It was a fatal move lor Proude, for no sooner had he leaned forward to make the cut than, with lightning rapidity De i'urto followed up the voiUniJiLo, gashed his opponent ou the right shoulder, causing a wound some live inches in length and about one a-half inch iu depth. Ills sword arm was disabled. Proude dropped his blade exclaiming, “Enough lor to-day ; you you will give mo my revonge another time,” to which De Porto replied, “I am always at your disposition.” Subsequently the parties shook hands and the wounds were examined. That inflicted ou De I’orto, though some eight inches in length, was scarcely a quarter of an inch in depth, while Proude’s was of a serious char acter, the blo and streaming from it in profusion, lie was immediately con veyed to his residence in Brooklyn, whore the proper assistance was pro cured. During the late recess of Congress tbe ttbuicut Seigexul-aiAtius of Seoul, made tbe fearful discovery that an *g and Tbouias-cai had p<s e.sed itself of an air passage under the fl n>r of tbe seen » t Here was souietbiug to sgi ate tbe gi- K’autie ititeiieeoo ot ttd odloial. Wba ! have a live cit utder tbe fi >or of t»>e Sena e duriug executive sesson ? I was dreadful. Efforts were immedtaie lj ui.de to perruode Tnouias out. But tbe knowing eld cuss would not be pei tuaiied. Tiuj tried inuiuidutiou, but with like efi ct Toornas laughed at ibiir iutimidation. They tried strategy Tempting meat* in tbq, shape of ha*u, f.oui a cheap hoarding bouse, were placed at the opening. Thomas knew all about that, and declined. He knew that if be a>e, a duvn of a bill would be presented bun imtu diately Then briuiitone wasfeeuried to. Tu-yburu- I ed ante qu*u lues at lha opeutug ; but 1 a o< i tout has baeathed tbu air ol 0»u gross in the galleries laugh-aa briui- ■ it >ne. fijuie-oggested that >be Vice- . Piesideut SuOuU try aud suule biui out i others, that the Hon. O-rreit D.vi« at«u and talk bun out. At last, Mr. ! French c nstrujied a di ad full of too- j gressional Giob s- Door Thomas saw uoibing tn the Con gressional Gi< bes Noo.dy ever bii. He emered, and was killed. The Globe did s line good. Ltiu b* recorded. It killed » cat. — [Dm l» tt. It is said that James Gordon Ben nett, never made a speech, never vot ed never was naturalized, and is still übject to Queen Victoria. Butler’s Bin for She Removal of Disabilities. T t b * < . bill f or ‘He general removal of diiahriitie* baa at lait been reported lo the House of Representatives. Its liberal features must strike the rfiowt fare I ear observer It provides that the petitioner for pardon shall appear b' fire a oourt of tbe Uuited States in 'be Sia eor tenirory in which the of fence was committed, and theriset forth that be behevea hi- acta during tbe war were “wrong, tebellious and “wicked, and tint bn truly repents nf “ail suob, aud hnaitily desires m atoce “for tbe same.” Tbw being sworn to, publication having been made m a paper published at tlie capital ot the State, thirty days thereafter, tbe Oourt uiay, if au Joyal objects, reinvest tho penitent with polit ical equally w;tb bis felluw-oit xms white aud colored, Ol course, if such a bill should pass, it will make permanent the dhibilifies of, all decent people. Nobody but a puppy would degrade biins* If by lakiog advan tage of its provisions, aod nobody but a scoundrel like Butler oouli have been tba autber of aucb a bill. Dana on tbe death of Radical* lain. The New York Sun, whose editor, Mr. Dana, is on of the sharpest eyed, shrewdost calculators ever graduated by tho Radical party*, has been cast ing the political horoscope of that party, now that the triumph of tho XVth Amendment may be taken for granted, and the nogro taken out of politics. He sees in this very fact the seeds of the disease that will kill the iniquity, and gives his reason as fol lows : It is out of the final termination of the slavery contest that the main peril of the Republican party arises. At the last Presidential election more than half a million of men voted for Gen. Grant solely because they wanted to see the pending plan of reconstruc tion carried through. When this is accomplished they will feel no special attachment to him or his party. They are independent citizens, who never support a party merely for the good it lias done. It is to these satisfied Re publicans that the party may be in debtod for its early defeat, and oven its ultimate dissolution. Then there are the doctrinaries of the party, who differ with its present policy on tho tariff, the currency, the construction of the Constitution, and the gradual absorption into Congress of an unwarranted share of the pow ers of the government. The cord which has bound all these classes to the party is broken ; aud though the bond which united them is not yet severed, it is seriously weakened, and may snap at the first severe strain. Indicted.— Mr. John T. Ford was firualy indict* and at Charleston on yesteiilay, for refusing to mix white and colored people in the dress circle of the the.itro. Special JYoticcs, Rheumatics, Listen and Learn Prof. Kaytou, the popular aod oelebra *ed manufacturer of Ksytou’s Oil of Life, the best and surest linameot for ••beuurcism known, has now di-cootii.- ueJ his tr v«!s throughout the States to •ee the l-ttno and the cripple, and those otherwise affl.ett and by rheumtrisui, or neuralgia, or pains iu tbe side, &e., f> r ll argues, aud well too, that the people can cure themselves writ ut him by u t-'g bis Oil of L'fe; the virtues of which a.e universally acknowledged.— Some people wire fouli-h enough to 'l>lDk Item the swiit ana speedy cu.es made on Ihe spot, before their eyes or tbeir friends, that the Pr losa- r’s hands were bewitched, but tve as-tire all that tlie sterling virtue, lies only iu tbe Oil o: Life and good rubbing For rheu matism, neuralgia, pains id thu buck, joints or sides, or wherever a liniment may be used that K iyton’s Oil of Life is acknowleelged as great and without RU equal, giving the pa'ient almost ic staDiaueoua relief by one rubbing For sprains or bruises, it has also been it■<■<! with ranked success. K*yt»u’s Dyspeptic Pills, purely veg etable, are an excellent cathartic. Mc- Kesson & Bobbins, wholesale agents, New York. Jacob Ltfpman, Prop’r, Wholesale Drug House, Havannah. TO COJ*SUJ7iPTIt~ES. The AdvrtinfP, having boon restored to berth in a few week*, by a very nimpe rein "vir, after having suffererd Severn year* with a severe un» affection, and that dread diseepe, Conwumpeion— i* anxious to make known to his feow*sufferer® the means of cure. To ull who de -ire it, he wi t end a ropy ol the prescript ion used (free ofcliagre,) with the direc tions for preparing and usifi" the same, which they will tind a sun cure for *'on: umpijon, yfsth ma, Bronchi! is, etc. The object of tlie advertiser in sending the Prescript ion is to benelit the afflict ed, and spread inform (ion which iie conceives to be iuvaluablc : and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it wil cost them nothing, and nu y prove a blessing. Parties wishiu*' the prescription, will pleescad* drc. s Rev. KDWAKpA. WILSON. je3:ly Williamsburg, A'ings county, N. Y ERRORS OF YOUTH A Gentleman who suffered forbears from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of youlhlul indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering humanitv, send free to ell who need it, the receipt and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to pro?t by tbe ad vertiser's experience, can uo so by address ing, in pcrlect confidence, JOHN B OGDEN, unc3;ly No. 42 (Jedar street, N.Y JTE »r* .Ilf ri-’« t'ISEAMEJTTS 1„ Hie Dislrict Court of the United SMats**, lor Hie Soutli eru District «f Georgia. IN THE HATTER OE ) IN BANKRUPTCY. JOUN B. V ANOVEK V Ne. 219 BANKRUPT. ) (5 -cond No'ice) The said Bankrupt, having petitioned tbe Court for a discharge irom all his debts provable under the Bankrupt Aet of i/arch 2nd, 1867, notice is hereby given to all per sons interested to appe r on the 23d day ol March, 1870, at 4 o’clock f. u., at Chambers of uid District Con . before Frank 8. He ei tine E-q , one ol tbe Registers ol said V-miii-t in Batrkrupta J at the office of Hood A Kiddco in Cuthbeit Geo gia, andabnw cau : wby the ptaver o' the Su'd petition of the Baukrupt, should uot lie granted. Dated i Savauuah, Georgia, this !»th day I° f i,lb ' 18 J4HES McPHERifON, Clerk. Dissolution of Copartnership. THE Firm of J. W. ROBERTS A CO., is this Jay dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be settled up by J. W. Roberts, who is authorised to make all settle ments. J. W. ROBERTS A CO. Feb. 14th, 1870. THE undersigned bavin* purchased the entire iuterest of tho old firm, will continue business at the old stand on thu corner. Hoping to be able ta supply the wants of bis numerous customers, iuvites them to call and see his stock. J. W. ROBERTS. Feb. 17th, !l*r. To All out of Employmet. *1,500 io*3ooo per pear cao be re aimed by energetic and intelligent men, in securing at once an Agency lor the best and roost popular beeks ever published. This is a rare opportunity for making money and doing good. Clergymen, disabled soldiers, and all others wanting an Agsucy will please apply, for further particulars, to J. C. DERBY, Sou'bem Publishing Agency, Cor. Reynold and Jackson Sts., Augusta, Ga. fl'OR the present year, my Farm, ten miles West from Dawson, on rosd from Ward’s Station to Brookville. Said Farm contains 900 acres—Boo under good fence, with good residence and other necesearv out buildiugs. Address, D. A. COCHRAN, Feb. 10, ts. Dawson, Os, THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED Gerard Oroide Gold Watch, sl2, sls, S2O, $25. We have recently brought sur Improved “Oroide Gold" to perfection. For appearance, style of tinii.li and aceuruey of timo-keJpin--, the “Grrarti Watches” are universally acv-ded to oe the best. They retain tlieir brllianey and color until worn out. I Wff after pure haring and fairly trrlnsr, any one is not fully satisfied, we will cheerfully re fund the money. I They are all Iu Hunting Cases. Gentlemans' amt Ladies’ sizes. Avery Witch guaranteed for time | and wear, by epcclul certificate. •a_A large assortment “fmproved Oroide” Diains, fit to SB. A lho Gentlemens’ and Ladles’ Jewelry in great Variety. W/ieware of imitations. Order direct from Us or our authorized agents. Agents slid others applying for circulars, will please enclose three cent stamp for postage. BA-Goods sent to be pnul for on Mirny, Cun tomert permitted lo examine what they order be fore paying bills, ou payment of A’xpress charges both ways. AB_When Six IFatches are ordered at once, we send an extra watch (of same kind free.) AS-Purchasers residing some distance from ex-! press offices and desiring to save time and ex pense, can have the goods sent safely by mail, by remitting (with tlie order) the amount repaired by /’. O Money order, registered letter, Draft or Check, payable to our order, at our risk. Address plainly, JA.nES VEKA KD A CO.. 85, Nassau Street. New York. Jan-Trim. Peeler & Dickson Cotton Seed FOR SALE, OR TO FOR Common Seed, LfU’LESs it aitim.r, Jan 20, 2tn. HAMS’ Improved Cotton Planter, AMD Perfect qiiajis hijtribtaf can be seen at the Store of W. F. Orr, A*’*., n( Dawson "l^” O Farmer who wishes to save labor and It time should be without one It will scatter Guano and sow Cotton Seed with more perfection than can be done with hand. Go at once and sec them and satisfy your self. Buy and go home arid put your fertil 7.ers ill right, and you wrl no longer waste so much as you have done. Price, 813 with plow in (rout, or 812 without, the plow. Address, J. N. HUTCHINSON, Jfanulaciuriug Agent, Feb. 10, if. * Macon, Ga GEORGIA, Tvrrell Comity : Whereas, Wright Kenedy applies for lett-rs of dismission on 'he estate of Elmira R James sod John A. Kenedy. These sra therefore to cite and admonish ail pe-sons 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 mv hand and official signature, this November 18th, 1849. T. M. JONES, nov. 18,3 m. Ord. To The Travelling Public. MARSHALL HOUSE, .s.i r.i.r.r.iH, u«t. This first-clsss Hotel is situated on Brough ton street, and is convenient to the business part of the city. Omnibusses and Baggage Wagous will always be iu attendance at the various Depots ahd Steamboat Landings, to convey passengers to the Hotel. The best Livery Stable accommodations will be found adjoining tbe house. The undersigned will spare neither time, trouble nor expense to make his guests com fortable, tod render this House, in every sub stantial particular, equal, at least, to any in the §tale. The rate of Board has bceu reduced to $3.00 a day. A. B. LUCE, Proprietor. wm. h. mot. wm. w. oonnoN. TISON & GORDON, COTTON FACTORS —AND— General Commission Merchants, 96 Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. Bagging and Rope or I on Ties advanced on crops. L'beral cash advances made on consign ments of cotton. Grateful for liber*! pttionsge in the past, a continuance of tbe tbe same is respectfully solicited. sep2;6m Masonic Notice. PERSONS holding claims egainst P. T. | .Schley Lodge will present them to the Secretary for settlement at once. Unle. ! presented before first Saturday in March will not be paid. Take due DOtice. Bv order of the Lodge. JOHN L. GRIFFIN, Jan. 20, 1 m. Secretary. SMITH, WESCOTT &. CO„ Successors to Little, Smith b Cos., -•DEALERS lit — Saddles, Harness, Carriage Material, shoe EM.rom.rets, Abbott, Downing It Co's Concord Buggies and Wagons, No. 102 Cherry sl., Nlaceu, €>a. »ep2j6m r AT MY OLD STAND ! Wes! pide Public Jqlia/e! In addition to tbe large and attiaetive stock of Family Groceries anil Confec tioneries, I have jnat receivd a lot of Heavy Staple Groceries. consisting in part of BACON, FLOUR, COF FEE, sugar, sod early Goodrich POTATOES. Whilo I shall deal in Staple Family Groceries, do not Intend to allow my stock of Fancy Fruits and Confectioneries to run down. Have added, by late arrival, to this Department, Pig Feet, Naur Crout, /Vince Meat, Figs, Citrons, Oranges, Ap ples, *«., Ac. Also have ox hand Dim Liquors and Segars. My intention is to please my customers and slitter myself that I have met with success. Give ore a call, and examine for yonrself. H. IR. THOMAS. Feb. I 3m. NEW STORE ! M. I*. HOLLIS, DIALER IN GROCERIES, Family Supplies, LIQUORS, &.C., &.C. Next door to Bolotnon’s Saloon, on East side of Main Street. Having jast opened a large aid well assorted STOCK OF GROCERIES, I respectfully call the attention of ray friends and TRADING PUBLIC to the same, and ask that they PRICE MY GOODS before purchasing. Recollect tbe piacc and gi?” me a call. dcc23:6ui M P. JIOLLIS. M IS S M. WILLIAMSON MILLINER AND MANTUA MAKER, AM> DIALER IN jriillijiary bond)) kapey Qoodp, Yankee Nolionn, Etc., Etc., Etc (Next Door to Dr. Cheatham’s,) VIAIM ST. - - DAWSOM, GA. THANKFUL for the patronage given me since I h.ive been in busiiifre, I hope to meiit a contiun.toce of the s.’tne, by close application to busine «, and a desire lo pica** those who may f.'vor me witli a call. My slock of F. II rod Winter Goods will com pose r'l aiticles needed by the Ladies in the M'llinery line, also Fancy Goods and Yankee Woliou», to Mtit the w-nt'J of L’dic*, Mi-ses and Children. Mv object is to plc.t e lltoae Oho call on me, rnd rsk of the ladies of Ter re It, Calhoun and Wrb-ier counties, and all who trade at Dawson, to c. II and examine my stock. *Sept.2B-tf. AUSTELL, INMAN ft C 0.7 cotton factors AND Commission Merchants, JTo. «», Walt St., .Erie Fork. T. W. Powell, Agent, Dawson, Georgia. Jan 13, ts. JUST RECEIVED: 375 barrels Chesapeake Guano! *VTPy"ILL keep con-t.-ntly on hand a W large quantity of the above Fertili zer ; also, the SEm/t FOlPt and other Guanos. For prices, Ac., call on me at my office, at John A. Fulton’a Warehouse. C. C- FARMER. Da' • n Ga, NV em et 4-4 m ppfijig ajid {Slipper ipptaiioii. 1870. ninnors. .*i ij.lm'fhti’ .Ls ti S Tll.i »»’ «. OtMOS. AR.WBIUONC, CATOR k CO. and Jobbets of Bounet Trimming and Velvet Ribbons, Bonnet Silks, Salma and Velvet-, Blonds, Netts, Crapes, Hnche.-, Flowers, Feathers, Orna ment., Straw Bonnets and Ladies' Hats, Trimmed and untriinmed, .Shaker Hoods, Ac. 237 and 238 Baltimore Street, BALTIHORE, MD. Offer the largest stock to be fouud iu this Couotry, aud uuequaled iu choice variety, aud cheapness, comprising the latest Parisiau novelties. Orders solicited, and prompt attenticu given. Feb. 10, 3L NEW PHOTOGRAPH OYer W. fl. I’eeple?’ jSlofe. THE undersigned would respectfully in form the ci;ixena of Dawson, and public generally, that be has just opened a M'lrst Class Gallery, for a brief period, where he is prepared to produce anv stvle Photograph, from t.he. smallest Carte de Visits up to Life-Sue Portisbs. /Vraona desiring good Pictures, that will compare favorably with those of the best Galleries in the State, are requested to call soon, aa we have other engagements to meet. Pictures taken on cloudy just as well ss fair days, provided it is not raining. La dies are requested to let their Drapery be a» dark as possible, ou calling to sit for tbeir Negatives. Doors open from half-past 8 o’clock, a.m., until half-past 8, pm. No money taken at the door, but a small collection taken in tbe Gallery from .hose ordering picture*. -J. W. HURT. Jan 20, ts. CARRIAGE FACTORY THOS. J. HART, Pro., AND MANUFACTURER OF CARRIAGES & BUGSIES orcrcar ssEscitMTiojr. Patterns adjusted lo suit the most improved Styles. We keep on hand Northern and Eastern work which we will sell at lowest cash price.”. Jan. 20, ly. WJIjM’P mini JJjAI'UtYIJIf) mm- Patent K«‘v«*r»«*«t Wooden A|(r»(fc Bridge thrnug'iou’, rktsikh the sweelne-.a of the old woof Bridge, and obtains the solidity of the Mktai. Agraffe, without its oiijkcti ns. Patent Compound Wrest Plank which bolds the Tuuing Pins, in six layers of Maple, (IRAIN running differently,— this PLANK NKVEK SPLITS. Patent Fnll Iron Frame concentrates in front of the Tuning Pins, that heretofore damaoino Iron (-Inch in other Pianos hurilully suhrodmis' the Tuninu Pins,) and “butts” into the tiont edge ol tha Plank and kffkctuallt resists the twkntt tons strain. Patent Diagonal Sustaining Bar part of the Iron Frame, next to and ptralie with the steel stiings UNDER THE OVKK STKUNO BASS. affidaviimjFsupekior- HY OVEK ALL. The First Strictly Impartial Trial ever had. BLM» FOLD TRIALS AGAINST Stein way's, Cliickering’s, and other llanos. *W«, the undersigned make Oath that at the time *>f tbe last Pair of the American In etitute held in New York, immediately fol lowing the French Exposition in Paris, two Pianos , made by Sleintcay A Sons, one Pi ano by Wickering d' Sons t one Patent Arion Piano , made by G. V. Manner, and several other maker's instruments were tried against each other, by order and under control ol the Offieeis ol tbe Institute, to decide which Piauo on exhibition in competition should teceive the First Premium “as the best Square Piano known." To oblaiu an impar tial trial, twice all of said Pianos were cover ed with papers, so tlia', one Piano could not be dtstingtished from another, (dunng the absence of the Judges,) and twice did they re lict one of stid Pianos as the best, which, upon uncovering, both times, proved to he the said J’atent At ION Piano, awarding it “The first Premium" “over all others for beivp the best Square Piano known to them." 'lhis trial was after Chickering et Sons' Piano had received me Legion of Honor ark' Medal, and Steinway A Sons, the Medal Irom • Napoleon ; and tbe Judges olsaid trial were EDWARDMOLLENHAUKR, Prof, ol Music, Musical Director aud Originator of the New York and Brooklyn Con. crvaloriea ol Music. CHARLES FRADEL, the eminent and favor ite Composer, and Pianist to bis Royal High ness tbe Due Gustave ofSax Weimar, Eiteu ach. FREDERICK P.. BRANDIES, P.ofe.«»r of Music ; Teacher, of the higher school of Mu sic, Ac., Ac. A. D. BKSEMaNN, Organist at Cathedral, Jersey City ; Pianist, Ao. Jcucs Nkuhirdt, Koiikrt Rieoer, Hkmry M ii.i.m, Charles Soliiwkdkl, August Gbuknsbkfo Kqukrt Moknnko, G. C. Mamnkr, ( Inventor and Patentee of the Arion Piano Forte.) Sworu belote me tWa 22d day of July, 186 V G. G. TAVLOR, Commissioner of Deeds. The Arion Piano is the cnKAPitsr, most curaolic, least couplicatep, requires less tuning and pubs not get out of Older, it is THE STel.rU.litJi PIsM.VO. Write for affidavit., Pamphlet and Circu lar, and state in what Paper you saw this ad vertisement. | W~AGEKTB WANTED set in every City aud Town where we have not already appointed them. COVELL & 00.. Wart-room* aud Office, No. 554 Broadway, Manufactory, IS7 4k I§9 Bow cry Hew York. LtbAL AUi/tn I tSMcNIS. ri KKELL SHERIFF SALES. WILL be sold, before the Oourt House Door,, in tbe town of Daarson, said county, on the list Tuesday in J/arch-next, within the legar hours .1 sale, the following property, to wit ’ Two lots ot land No. 268—A 260, in tha 3d District of said county. Levied ou aa the property of Samuel G ior, to satisfy a tax A fa, issued by W. E. Session., Tax Collector ol said county, iu favor ol Huts A County vs. Samuel Grier. Also at tbe same time and place, will be sold—one House and Lot in the village M Chiekasawhatcbie of said county. Levied oir as the property ofS .M. Leonard, to satisfy a tax 8 fa, issued by W, E, .Sessions Tax Col lector of said county, in favor of -State and County, vs. L. M. Leonard. Levy mad. and returned to me by a Constable. Also, at tba same time and place, will be »ol<l. Two Lots ot Nos, 113 and 114, ia the 3td District of said comity. Leviad on as tbe property of J. W. Knott, to satistv a tax fi i'a, issued by W. E. Sessions Tax Collector of said county, in favor Sf State aud County, vs. G. W, Logan. 8. F. LASSETER, Sheriff. Feb. 3rd, 1879,-tds. NOTICE IpLI AYCOOK has applied for exemption ■J af personalty and really and valuation of Humustrad, and I will pass upon the satna at 1C o'clock, a.m., on the 25th day of Feb— rusty las*., at my office in Dawson, Gi. feb.l7,2w. T. M. JONES, O-ts. Cl l/ORGI A, TcrrtHl Comity : I Whereas, B. L. J/oielaud has applied for letters of Guardianship for Frank and Lixxie BiiW. Thesa are therefore to cite and admonish all pereons concerned, to be and appear at my office withiu the lime prescribed by law, and ahow cause, if any, why said letter# should not be granted. Given under nrr hand and official sign it me, this February 11th, 1879. T. M. JONES, F< b. 17 th, 40d. Ord’y, CV EOKGIA, Terrell C.xuTy: J Whereas, Cain, and W. B. Wall ap plies for letteis of dismissiou oo th. estate of Jesse Wall. These are therefore to cite and admonish nil persons concerned, to be and appear at aiv office within the time prescribed by law, and -how cause, if anv, why said letters should not. he granted. Given under uiv hand and official signature, this Jan. 81st, 1870. Feb. 3rd,."in. TANARUS, M. JON’ES, Ord. f] EORCsI A, Terrell Comity » if Whereas, A. Nasser applies for ie'ters of di-mission on the estate of S. B. Smith. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at roy office withiu the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any, why said letteis should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this January 4'h, 'B7O. J in. 6 3tn. T. M JONES, Ord. Cl EORCV I, Terrell County: X Whereas, W. C. Kendrick applies for letters of dismission on the estate of Isaao W Kendrick. These are therefore to cite and admonish all pet sons concerned, to be and appear a» mv office within the time presetibed by law, and show cause, if sny, whv said letters should not be granted Given under my* hand, and official signature, this November 18th, '.8«9 T. M. JONES, Ord. nov. 1 iq-ftpr. MIEJCJU T’ S CONSTITUTION RINOVATOR, OR BLOOD CLEANSER* This medicine is known to lhe> f culty ss be» ing the concentrated fl tid extract of Sus»p arilia uuited with other valuable medicinal heibr, and is guaranteed sa chemically purr* for thk cttr.x or Scrofula Hull COKSUVIPTIO.X. This remedy is compounded expressly for purifying and cleansing tlie blood of at! in firmities, going st once to tlie fountain bead of disease. It extinguishes. TUJ/ORS, CONSUMPTION. SYPHILIS, V SKIN ERUPTIONS, SALT RHEUM, BOILS, HHEUMATrSJf, WANT OF VITALITY, SCROFULA. We all know >hat Lite promiscuous vacci nation indulg.-d in during the late war bred the most villanous disea-es. Vaccination pus was taken from the arms of muuy per sons full ol scrofulous sort s. Then of course the impurities of the sarof ulous patient were absoibed in the blood of men otheiwiae without diseases, and both became infected *hke. -Wen, women and ehildreu throughout all the West ere mo”t wofully diseased from this cause, and knew hot until a lew months sgo. the oGgin of if. Henry’s Constitution Renovator Relieves foe Entire System ol Pains and aches, enlivens tbs spit its, aud sends new blond BOUNDING THROUGH EVERY V/S’IN. I imparts • Sparkling bi iglitne*w lo the Eyes A Rosy (alow lo Use C'ltetck. A Kitby Tinge lo (lie* L.ip«* A LTearucm lo llie; Hetael. Hrigiitne-ww to the* (Yoiiiplcfcioifiy Buoyancy lo lltc Spirit**, Anil Hsippiiietww on all hides. For all affections of the kindeys it is unsur passed. /’eople have been rescued, as it were, from the very jaws of death, by a timely use of tiiis great remedy. EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS. “Doctor, I was vaccinated in tbe hospital. Before that i had no skin disease. Until I had a bottle of your “Constitution Re nova-* tor," sent me by Dr Roper, of Columbia, Mo., I suffered tortures with running sores. Since I have used two bottles I ani all well except asmallsote on the calf of thy left leg, and that is getting well fast.” This from a lady.—“And now my sliin is as clear end as fair as a babe’s. My Complex ion, thanks to jrour “Renovator," is beault* ful. “Ye., ye', 1 may well say such relief wav unknown to me before. Enclosed find five dollais for six bottles; two families here wan* to tn It.” “I was Very much tronbled with syphilis. Four remedy seems to be cuting uie fast. Send 4 bottles per Express.'’ “No more rheumatism. Three bottles of Constitutiou Renovator have made the anew man " “Doctor, enclosed find $5. /"lease send me a supply. Two families here waut to try your Constitution Renovator” We have not spade for more of the above extracts, bat you can ask your neighbor about the remedy. Every one has something good to say, as it cure, every lime. For ALL DIBKASM) OP TIIK KIDNEYS, RETENTION OF I HE CRIN/f, And for Female' Diseases, Net Tons Prostration, Weakness, General L » sitnde and Waut of Appetite, it is uusur-\ passed. V. It’ I O.Y.—ln order'd? <u>r retne-P* always place the number of uhi Ptist-Offico Box on your lepers. The- « law i u one- New York Post Office oomp»'» this. Address, Dr. VI. E. Ilcuvy 4k Co v Ditector-Geueral Berlin Hospital, Pitt-aia, Agenoy of the ITui'ed States. Laiwatorv, 276 Peiul Street, Post-Office Box 5272. NEW YORK. RENOVATOR is $i per bottle, six bottles for $5. Sent anywhere on receipt of price. Patients are requested to correspond conhdentiaily, and reply will be made by following mail. Sold by ail respectable Druggists. JACOB LIPIMJ.V, Sole Agent, S A V t »y-N - Nrs.
