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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1870)
IjIWSO.UGbMAL. r l* order !r emi.lovoes may have a few that o' ir we believe is due ' la - v8 rt T on , will only be issued next thel L a small sheet, to carry out the relates to legal advertisements, 8 j “ fill our advertising contracts. ““come SSTSTaii Jfi that’a got the A and want Bargains in Dry lioo i, Clothing, Shoos, Hats, &c. YHmise is tho place to get them. HoU LOYLESS & GRIFFIN. Tbe United States Hotel, Louisville, is the most centrally located ho tel jn that city. Me ,/ nnv & Crouch have a largo stock of £Z£ and Fancy Dry Goods also oiries, which they offer at reduced , It will remind one of old mne« to price goods in this ostahlish ntDt See advertisement. Why do the ladies flock to Pa Hunch's Sal ooll ? Because he has a nice carpeted floor for them to walk j on. Why does everybody love to go to Pat Bunch’s Saloon? Because he keeps no liquor, and such good order is preserved. School Notice.— The following ex ™iMg will take place at the Hood Academy, July'7th & Bth : Examination, Thursday 8 o clock, a.m. Declamation and Compositions, 8 o’clock, I' M. Exhibition, Friday, 8 o clock, r.M. j A cordial iavitation is extended to j alb . „ ScAIFE « EdWAUDS. Goods sold upon as long credit as vou mav want- - like Messrs Baldw in j \ Cos. 'sold a certain Editor Cow Peas- So come along and buy. LOYLESS & GRIFFIN. The United States Hoted, Louis ville, Ky., is tho most convenient ho tel to all points or public places. Cups and Saucers. —In addition to the largo and attractive stock of Fam ily Groceries to be found at G. B. Thompson's, is a lot of crockery which lie is offering at low prices. Think of cups and saucers at 25c per sett, and other articles in p»portion. Give Green a call when you want some thing to eat, and crockery to eat it out of. A large lot of Willow Ware, some thing for the Ladies, at LOYLESS & GRIFFIN’S. “Farm Lajiok.”—ln another column wilhbe-found an article on this sub ject from our correspondent, J. T. P. lake everything from his pen, it is instructive, is fully up to the wants of tho times in the ideas advanced, and a beautiful composition. Don’t fail to read it. “The Eclectic.” —This is a family magazine, containing sixty-four pages of carefully prepared and elogautly printed matter, published at Cincin nati/ If .all the numbers compare fa vorably with tho one before us we shall always welcome its coming. Beautiful engravings are promised to accompany future numbers. Terms two dollars per annum. Addross box lfo, Cincinnati, Ohio. Beautiful Silk Mixed Suits, just ar rived, lower than ever before, at LOYLESS &, GRIFFIN’S. II hy is it that my buscuit are so much better than usual ? Because I buy Bottle Soda at Pat Bunch’s Sa loon. Examination. —Prof Goodwin’s ex amination came off last week, during our absence. We are pleased to bear m ® vw ablf> a report from those who * ere - jn. attendance. The advanced c ““?* Batin, English Grammar and Reading especially attracted the attention of the audience. We regret at our citizens generally feel so little interest in these exercises. It is due 'he teachers as well as the children, a lend our presence on such oc casions. The best french wove Corsetts, at LOYLESS & GRIFFIN’S. What,does Pat Bunch deal in ? ''er}thing that is good to eat or nnk ’ ( spirits excepted). Uur young friend, R w . Davis, has { roni the quiet town of Daw ww’k t le J JUBtlill K «ty of Rome, wrh* wrif continue the practice of v We shall expect to .F reports from him, notwith *le, our * Dockets of that Fnn„k o' 6 o< l with such names as e, Scott, Smith, and various oth- Cou . nße l° rß for the unfortunate hi< J" ln De has talent, and Jt a good Kid glove ? If 8° to LOYLESS & GRIFFIN’S »re ‘h. Wl> \ ÜBT - —More diseases i liver r Ult ,° fa derangement of the When * rQm an - v other cause. Part nf *k at or £ an i s diseased, every it and 6 By , stem sympathises with i> the f* n^ ra Prostration and decline spsedicef 8111- t>«st, safest and and all th™!r y for ver Complaint, TUTT>* diseases that follow, is VEGETABLE LIVER the climo* ey are Pooaharly adapted to sold by Dr, ° f - the ®° ut k - They are uD 7 druggists everywhere. Tv . ' -«•»«- Cloth 6 ot ladies and Misses ever - before offer e d in at prices u-hM 6 ? sty5 ty ' e ’ size an<l price, wh»ch defy competition, at _LOYLEBB & GRIFFIN’S. at cllißri Men , B Brogans at SI.OO JgYLBSS & GRIFFIN’S. * 'th^pk lot °* Ho “ery in Daw fhfi T f heap Cash Store of l OYLEPB & GRIFFIN. Rail Road Officials; —A number of rail road gentlemen visited the Daw sou Manufacturing Company on Tues day last; among them was Col. W. M. Wadley, President of tho Central Road, Gen. W. S. Holt, President S. W. R. Road. Mr. Virgil Powers, Engineer and Superintendent of the B. W. R R, with quite a number of prominent gentlemen from Macon and Americus. Bro. Styles was one of the party, and we shall expect a report of the acts and doings. They left for Cuthbert, Ft. Gaines and Eufaula.— Don’t know their mission, but suppose the officers of the road aro making their annual trip of inspection and stopped to soo if Maj. Nelson would pass mus ter. | We would dislike to refuse to de liver goods after they aro done up, but will do so unless they are paid for LOYLESS & GRIFFIN. Spring Chickens. —Wo will say to those of our bretheren who have felt | BO much interest in us, as to notice our search for Butter and Eggs, and I reward offered for spring cnickous, that printer's ink has done the work. We have had brought in to us more Eggs than we could use, and now we can testify to the fact that spring chicken tastes as it did in the good old days, when the 15th Amendment lived on Bacon and Greens, and allowed the good ladies of the country to have half the chickens they raised. We now feel no fear ot perishing since our subscribers have commenced to pay their subscription in chickens. P. S. A word to subscribers : you need have no fear of overstocking us, we have a large family , and they all like spring chickens. Bring them along. Korsoo.—This medicine is rapidly g*i ing 1 1* confidence ot the people, and the numer ous testimonials of its virtues, giveu by prac titioners ot medicine, 1. aves no doubt that it is a safe and reliable .emedy for impuritt OK THK BLOOD, UVK* DISEASE, &C. The last Medical Journal contains an ar ticle from Prof. K. S. Newton, M. D., Presi dent of the E Medical College, city of New York, that speaks in high terms ofiis cura tive properties, and gives a special recom mendation of Koakoo to the practitiouers of medicine. This is, we believe, the first in stance where such medicines have been offi cially endorsed by the Faculty of any of the medical colleges, aod reflects great credit upon the skill of Dr. Lawrence, its compound er and also puts “Koakoo” in the tan of all Norfo Ik Daily Journal, Dec. Crop Prospects. —lnformation ftom planters of Calhoun, Webster, and Tcrroll counties, and also by parties who have traveled much in S. W Georgia, and personal observation load us to believe that the prospect for a good crop of corn or cotton is not at all flattering. A good field of corn is an exception, and good cotton can be found only in small patches. The cot ton is at least ono month behind, and will require the most propitious sea sons to make an average crop. The long wet spell of weather has caused Geu’l Green to come up in full force with all his army in the field (none iu hospital) and by his bold stand seems determined to route the former occu pant. llis increasing forces has de ni. ralizod some of the 15th amend ments, who had stood the shock of battle and acted gloriously on other fields, but now seek to do service un der some other General, who fights all his battles near town. I.lat of Jurors Drawn for No vember Term, Terrell superi or Court grand jurors. F M McKenney, Cain Wall, S F Ben net, N C Grier, A J Varner, Thos M Meadows, Jas Morrow, IraTruit, J A Bishop, Jas Savage, John S Turner, Jas A Chambless, C M Hill, J R W Berry, M J Harper, Thos Caldwell, E Bellflower, M A Huson, JW Cm inlan der, B II Brown, Geo T Marshall, B F Todd, Dan’l M Lee. traverse jurors. J W Berry, G W Cochran, T J Hart, M L Harp, E C Walker, W G Wall, A J. Butler J E I/db, Thos J Grier, C F Oxford. J M Alexander, T W Loyless, W H Crawford, J I’ Al len, J L Lansford, Eli Aycoek, J B Avent, Seabon Hav, H Atkinson, W Kaigler, J J Bradley, D W Oxford, Willis Martin. Wright Kennedy, Wm Jeuning, Benj Gibson, Reuben Guico, Kin l)ail, G W Kelly, D A Cochran, Hiram Garret, Jas P Sharpe, John May, Rufus ft; hums, Henry Lynch, Dock Chambless. Tlans Andersen reappears in the July “Riverside” with one of his char acteristic stories, “The Candles ’ The Fourth is remembered by a paper on John Paul Jones, and bees are remem bered by a little poem, and the contri butions by Miss Th. mas and Arthur Gilman. Paul H. Hayne, the poet, gives another of his “Pictures from Froissart;” Anne Silvernal lets the lit tle artists go berrying and they bring home berries and pictures. The “Lit tle Folk Songs” are as winning as ev er, and the number is fronted by a large picture by Parley, from the cap ital story, “Jack es the Mill Pub lished by Hurd and Houghton, New York, $2.50 per year. TIME DEMOCRATIC! MOTE MEAT. Imnorlrnt Action of Senators and Members of Congress— Sound mid Sensible Advice to the People of the Soul It. Washington, June 24.—The Dem ocratic Senators and members of Con irress, in caucus agreed upon the fol owing address, which was to-day signed. To ora Fellow-Citizens of the Uni ted States— ~Fr tends of the Constitution tl, Economical and Honest Government: The undersigned begs leave to call your attention to the peculiar impor tance of the elections which take place this year, and respectfully to submit some suggestions for your considera tion- By State Legislatures to be elected, nearly one-third of the United States Wl! l\ e clloßeu - Ne ariy all the members of the next House of Repre sentativos are to be elected next fall. ,Va»/1 Ji he Comm & elections, then, de the whether the Dem ocratic and Conservative element in 'j H *, ' ua |° akall ho increased, and whether that element shall have a ma jority in the House of Representatives, end, as a consequence, whether wo sfiell have control of an economical and honest government, or a continu ance of revolutionary, extravagant and wasteful partisan rule; whether we shall have a general, uniform, just and constitutional legislation, with reasonable taxation and frugal expen ditures ; or unconstitutional, partial and unjust class legislation, with op pressive and unequal taxation and wasteful expenditure. That wo have strong reasons to hope for a favorable result is plainly apparent. Elections already held clearly show that the tide of reform, has set in with a power that cannot be resisted if no blunders be committed by the friends of reform. If they do their duty, and act wisely ; if they throw off apathy, and act with vigor and steadfastness, there is every leason to hope that their efforts will be rewarded by success. Let there be no dissensions about minor matters ; no time lost in discussion of dead is sues ; no manifestation of narrow or proscriptive feeling, no sacrifice of cause to gratity personal ambition or resentment, and let the best men bo chosen lor candidates, and we may hope to see our country redeemed from misrule. And, in this connection, we bog leave to say a word to our fellow citi zens of the Southern States. Do not risk the loss of Senators and Repre sentatives by electing men who cannot take the test oatli, or who are under the disability imposed by the 15th Amendment. Whatever may be said ot the validity of that amendment, or of the test oath act, you may rest as sured that Senators elected by the votes of members of the Legislatures who are held by the Radicals to be thus disqualified will not be permitted to take tneir seats, and that members ot the House of Representatives, thus disqualified, will also bo excluded. It is tue plainest dictate of practical wis dom, net to incur any suefi risks. We hope soon to see the day when all dis abilities will be removed ; but in the meantime do not, we entreat you, lose the opportunity to strengthen the Dem ocratic and Conservative force in' Con giess, and the possibility, nay proba bility of obtaining a majority in the House of Representatives, by putting it in tho power of our adversaries to overthrow' or disregard your elections. ISigned—A G Thurman, Ohio ; John T Hamilton, Maryland; John W Johnston, Virginia; Garret Davis, Kentucky ; Geo Vickers, Maryland ; John P Stockton, New Jersey; TE Bayard, Deleware ; E Casserly, Cal; Thos C McCreery, Ky ; Willard Sauls burv, Del; and Daniel S Norton, Minn ; of the Senate, and' Samuel S Randall, Penn; Geo W Woodward, Penn; P Yantrump, Ohio; Steven son Archer, Md ; R J Holdinan, Penn; John D Stiles, Penn ; Lawrence Getz, Penn; J ames A McCormick, Mo; Boyd Winchester, Ky ; WE Niblaek, lud ; O Cleveland, N J ; John a Gris wold, N Y ; Fernando Wood, N Y'; Eugene M Wilson, Minn; James Smith, Oregon ; E F Dickerson, Onio ; Geo W Morgan, Ohio ; Peter W Stra ter, Ohio.; Henry NY Slocum, N Y ; John M Creebs, Illinois; T VV Mc- Needy, 111; Patrick Hamill, Md ; E rastus Wells, Mo ; James A Johnston, Cal; Henry A Reeves, NJ ; Benj T Biggs, Del; Jas B Deck, Ky ; Clark son N Potter, NY ; Sam Hambleton, Md ; J Proctor Knott, Ky; S S Cox ; NY; Chas Haight, NJ ; S S Mar shall, 111, S L Mayliam, NY ; John Morrissey, N Y; John Fox, N Y; Wm S Holman, lud ; M C Kerr, Ind; D M VanAnkon, Pa ; James Brooks, N Y ; Alberst G Burr, 111; Wm Mun gon, 0 ; D W Voorhees, Ind ; Petor M Knox, Ala ; II C Calkin, NY; W C Sherrod, Ala; John C Schumaker, 0; Wm II Barnum, Conn ; Thos L Jones, Ky ; Jno C Cannon, Texas; W N Sweeney, Ky; J H Lewis, Ky ; L S Trimble, Ky ; John T Bird, N J ; Thos Swann, Md; J M Rice, Ky; Sam B Axtell, California; Chas A Eldridge, Wis ; Geo M Adams, Ky ; Janies M Cavanaugh, Montana ; J K Shafer, Idaho ; S F Nuckolls, Wyom ing, and Anthony C Rogers, Ark; members of the House. MARKETS. Dawson, June 30.— Cotton has de clined steadily for months, and 16 to l6i is the best figures for middlings. Stock small and but little offering. Bacon sides 191 to 20; Corn $1.75; Flour 8 to $lO per bbl. Macon, June 29.—Cotton—The ten dency of prices is still dov nward. — Market closing at 17i for middlings. Bacon clear sides 19 to 19i ; Shoul ders 15} ; Com 1.45 to 150. Cincinnati, June 28.—Com dull and lower sales could not be made at over 80c ; Bacon quiet. Shoulders 13}. New York, June 28. — Cotton lower. Middlings 20{ ; for future delivery in July, August and September 18}; October delivery 18}; Gold 11 lg. Special •Votires. Wht Will Yk Dix? —Death, or what is worse is the inevitable result of continued suspensiou of the menstrual Jlow. It is a coudi ion which should net be trifled with. Immediate relief is the only safeguard against constitutional tuio. In all cases of suppres ,ion. suspension or other irregularity of the “courses," Dr. J. Bradfield’s female Regu lator is ’the only suie remedy. It acts by giving tone to the nervous ceutres, improv ing the blood and determining directly to the organs of menstruation. It is a legitimate prescription, sod the most intelligent Doc tor" ut£ it. P..p*-«d by L. H. Bradfield. Druggi-rt, Atlanta, $1.60 per bottle, and sold by respectable Druggist* every* here, - , . rCUC II Wanted in a paying business, SALLOmCN S. Kennedy. *l3 Cheatnut at.. Philidalphia. Njbw medical dam- PH LET.— B«iniimL Phjsi ral tend Aervon# Debility, it* ts sects and cure. X ice 25 cents. Address PT.CBSfAKY Mu?eu® of Anatomy, 818 Broadwa/, Jfew York. Read «oiue rngliih Testimo nials. Greene's S.ilor's Roux, ) Poplar Street, London, A,inland. ) I take this method of linking known the perfect cure t have obtained from the use or vour valuable medicine, the PAIN KILLER. I waa urged by a friend ttTtry ft, and pro cured a bottle ol Dr Rarnot, Apothecatv, . I had been afflicted three Tear* with Neu ralgia and violent spasms of the stomach, which caused a constant rrj ction of food. The doctors «t Wei minster Hospital gnTe up mv case in despair. Then I tried jour PAIN KILLER, which Jive me immediate relief from pain and sickness; aud I regained my strength, and atn now able to follow my u«u al occupation of sd’or. One bottle cured me. Yours respectfully, CHARLES POWELL. BIR, —I desire to bear willing testimony to the wonderful <ffljnev of that American remedy called Pain Killer, which I believe has no equal in this country. I have been afflicted with heart disease, and could find no relief till I got the Pain Killer, which soon made a cure. lam quite willing to answer any Irquiiies about my case. Yours, etc. ■f’.INNY SILYABN. Dudley, (WofcesteriMre,) England. Gentlemen. —l can wfch confidence recom mend your excellent medicine, the i’ain Kil ler, for Rheumatism, Indigestion, and also Tbothoche, huving proved its efficacy in the above complaints, Yours, &.j, REUBEN JfITCHKLL, B id.reman's Place Bolton. Gentlemeh—l have tery great pleasure in recommending vour medicine, the Fain Killer. I was suffering severelv a f.,w weeks since with Bronchitis, and could scarcely swallow any food, so luflimed was my toroat. T *as advised by a friend to try your Pa ; n Killer, aun after faking a few doa“S of it, was complete!? cured. Yours respectfully, T. WILKINSON, Bolton, Eng. P S.—l have recommended the medicine to several of my friends ; and in every in stance it has had the desired effect. Sold by Janes and I.o yiess, Dawson, Ga. June 2-1 m. JTEiint n .It) nsil VISE.nEJTTS SOUTHKRN Express Freight Line ! lilaets : From N Y. to Dawson, $5 75 per 100 lbs. “ Phi', to Dawson, 6 26 per 100 Iba “ Baltimore to Daw. 4 75 per 100 lbs. |gf“Hats, Ttraw, Millinery and other light goods, will be charged Fifty per cent, in ad dition to above rates. £3jy~Aa this Line is solely for ibe expedition of Heavy Freight it will not receive Packages in Paper wrap pings, or Shipments weighing less than 100 pounds. Single Packages of less weight w ill be forwarded by "Express" at regular Ex press ra res. |£g-Fieight for Shipment by tliis Line ilU’I be markol "Southern Ei press Freight Lina,'aud delivered at its Depots— NJfW YORY—Pier. Foot of Liberts street. North River, Pniladelphiu— Corner of Seventh and JGr ket Street. BaUimore—l64 Baltimore street. EXECUTIVE DE PA ItTJfKNT, I Atlanta. G* , June 27, 1870. ) To all Whom it flay Concern— (■reclinii I WIDTItEkS, Varney A. Gaskiil, of the county of Fulton, State of Georgia, did, in or about the month of December, A. D , 1869, directly give Railroad bonds and mon ey unto Nedom L. Angier, Treasurer, an of ficer of this State, ns a bribe to influence ihe behavior of the sail Ncdom L. Angier, as TressuT' r ; and WHEREAS, The siid Varney A Gaskiil has freely, ful y and frankly trttified to al! his acts and doirgr iu that regard, to tbe end that the truth might, be made' public ami the ends of ju-tice accomp ist ed ; aud WHEKEatS, Tho said Varney A. Gaskiil, believ ng himself in danger of prosecution, has made petition for Axecu'ive pardon for the violation of law as above recited: Non, therefore, I do hereby fullv and free ly pardou the said Vainer A. Gaskiil of any an 1 ail V'sla'ion of law, which he may be gu lty of in connection with, and which may have atisen out of, or be based upon, the transaction hereinbefore recited ; and I here by relieve, and forever discharge, him f.otn all the pains and ponal ies thereof. Given under my hand and the seal of the Executive Department, at the cspitol in pliant", the dav and year above written. RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor. By die Governor: It II Atkinson, Secretary Ex. Dept. June 30-4 w. Tlebal AavEtinsM tirs. ynnci:. Vpplica'ion been made to me to do away that portion of the public Toad which runs from the corner of Mrs. Hooks fence near T. J. MeVeys bouse, to tbe distiict line at or near the Gamble place, and to make public the road running from the district itn", below the plantation of M. A. Huson to J. Ji. Glenn’s house in Chickisawhatchie, by wav ot the Horton ford on Caney Creek, and surveyors having boon appointed, and their report laving been made, notice is I hereby given to all parties concerned, that the prayer of the petitioners will be granted on the first day of August next, unless good cause is shown to the eontrarv. June 80, 4t. TM. JON Eo, Ordinary KSTRA Y SALE! ~ In pursuance of an order of the Ordinary, will be sold on the- premises ot Allen Jons 3, in the 041st District, at 10J o’clock A. to. Saturday 9 h July nett, two stray Yearlings, one a Bull with black head neck ands dea, and white belly and back, tbe oth er a Heifer with red head, neck atid sides, and white belly and back, each abo rt two years old. No artificial marks. Appraised at $12.00. June 80 It. 8* F. LASSETFi’R Sheriff. C\EOK(ril A. Terrell County: I Whereas, Wrn. Jyorehnd applies for Xetters of Dismission from tbe Guardianship of the Minors of Simeon llnckaby. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at my office wiihin tbe time prescribed by law and show cause, if any, why said letters should not be granted. Given under mv hand and official signature, this 23rd day of Jone, 1870. June 23 3m, T. M. JONA’S, Old. School! School! THIS is to inform my Fatrons that my School will be resumed on rbe Bth of Au gust next, at Jlfr. William Wooten’s place near tfie Southeast corner of the Public Square, dm very thankful for the patronage heretofore extended, and am very sol citous for tbe continuance of the same, together with many new one«. Verv Re-pVv. mary McWilliams. June 23-6 t Dawson, Ga. Jb'OLt 1 • NO. 1 Buggy Borne for sale by June 2>tf. JLTT.'O. T- BijEltT. ** « E.r T 9 if ' it To Kell Our Celebrated „ 01H FiMl FID. Acksowlrdgcd by al! who have used them to be the best Pen made or sold in tbls country. No blotting! No soiled fingers I Sixty Hues writteu with one pen of ink I Will out wear any steel peo ever made. Bankers, mer chants, teachers nod all classes endorse them in the highest terms of praise. Put up in neat slide boxes. Prices : two buses, SO cents ; five boxes, SI.OO. Sent free of pos tage, and guaranteed to give peilect satisfac tion. Liberal Commteskm to Agents I He ate prepared to give any energetie person taking the ageocy of theao Pena, a commission which will par S2OO per month. Three sample PtH will be mailed for 10 cents. Acdrms. WAdTJPRN PUBLISHING CO Pilfabnrt, (*n. Official Advcrtismenls, WIIA'P.KaS, An application for tbe par don of Hillard Jone«, Thornton Hightower, Nick Reynold*, Wash Gopelan, Joe Grimes, George Brantley, Daniel Kilpatrick, Henry Walker, Alfred Walker, Floyd Jfoorw, Ike Chapman, Aiitnon Lundy, Jeremiah Lundy, and Detroit Howell, accompanied by tbe evi dence on their trial, was presented to tbe Executive department on tbe iOlh of June, instant, signed by the respectable sad res ponsible ponies; and- " Whereas, For tbe reasons set forth in the petition, sustained by the record of tbg'evU dence referred to, Executive pardon was Is sued In favor of tbe said named prisoners; and Whereas, Since the issuing end delivery of the said jYxecutive Order or pardou, infor mation has been received at this Department that one Kdmonds claims the services for one veer ol the Said named ptlaoners, who : were j pardoned, in consideration of service* al- ' ieged to have been rendered by him, and by , the attorneys in tbe preparation and present ation of tbe application for such pardon: I hare thought it proper to issue this pub lic and official notice setting forth the fact thst there was no such knowledge or infor mation at this Department indicating any such understanding or agreement with tbe said Edinouds, or with any other party to tbat effect; that the pardon was issued after a careful review ol the evidence presented', aud because it was a case which merited and demanded Ffxecutive action, and that the said named persons, late prisoners,,are in no wise bonnd by any action of this Depart ment to render service or labor to the said Edwards, or to any other party for any length of lime whatsoever. Given under my hand and the se .1 of the Executive Department, at the Capitol in At lanta, the dnr and year above writteu. RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor. By the Governor: R. H. Atkinson, Secretary Executive Dep't. June 28, 4w. A PHOCLATHTION. GEORGI 4. By RUFUS B. BULLOCK,\ Governor of said State. WHEREAS, Official information has been received at this Department that a murder wua committed in the county of Jaaper, on 3rd of December, 1869, upon the bndv of Charles Sherwood, by one Benjimin Waits, as is alleged, and tbat said Waits has fled from justice: I have thonght preper, therefore, to issue this, my proclamation, herebv off*rirtc a -re ward »f TVowßundrcd Dollars for the app-e heneion slid delivery of the said Waits, with proof sufficient to convict, to the Sheriff of said countv and State. And I do moreover charge and require all officers in this State, civil and militarv, to he vgilant in endeavoring to apprehend the said Waits, in order that he may be brought t* trial for (he offence with which he stands charged. Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the State, at the Capitol in Atlanta, this seventh dav of June, in the vear of our Lord Dtghto»n Hundred and Se»en'v, and of the /udendndence of tho United States of America the N'nety-fnnrth. RUFUS B. BULLOCK. Bv the Governor; David G. Cottino, Sec. of State. June lfi,4w. A PROCLAMATION. GEORGM. By RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor of said Stale: WII/TREAS, Official information has been received at this Denarlmrnt that a murder was committed in the connty of Gwinnett, in the month o‘ Nnv"tnher, 1868, upon tho hndv of Nnncv E. Wbitelv, bv nD« Gporge Whitelv, as is alleged, and that said Whitely has fled from justice : I have thought proper, therefore, to tsatte this, mv proclsmation. hereby offeriug a re ward of Two Hundred Dollars for the sppre hensinn and delivery nf tbe said George Whitelv, with proof sufficient, to convict, to '.he Sheriff of eaid county and State. Aud I do moreover charge and require ail officers in this State, civil and military, to be vieilant, in endeavoring to apprehend the said George Whitelv, in o-der that ho may be hronght to trial for the offense with which he stands charged. Given tinder my hand and the Great Seal of the State, at the C’spitol in Atlanta, this seven'h day of June, in the rear of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and Seventy, and of the tndependenc* of the United States of America the Ninety fourth. RUFUS B. BULLOCK. By she Governor: David G. CoTtimo, Sec ol State. June 16, 4w. A procUmXTio* GEORGIA. Eg RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor of said State. WHKRAAS. Official information has been received at this Department that a Bill of in d’c'ment is now pending in the Superior Court of Taliaferro county, charging one Alexander IT. iTvans with having committed the crime of murder, iu said county of Tali aferro, on the 13th March last, upon the pet snn of Jcsae Dunn, and that, said Alexander U. Evans has fDd from Justice : Now, therefore, to the end that he roav be bronghl to trial for the crime with which he is charged. I have thought prooer to issue this ntv proclamation, herehy offering a re w»-<f of T*o Hurdred Hollars for the appre hension and delivery of the said Alexander H. Evans with evidence sufficient, to convict, to the Sheriff of said county and S a'e. And I do moreover charge and require all officers in this State, civil and military, to be vigilant in endeavoring to apprehend the Slid Alexander H. Evans, In order that he may be brought to trial for the offense with which he stands charged. Given nnder my hand and the Great Seal of the State, at the Capitol in .Atlanta, - his eeven'h day of June, fn the year of our Lord Eigh'een Hundred and Seventv, and of the Independence of the United States of edm-ripa the Ninety-fonr»h. R.JFUS B BULLOCK, j Qy tbe Gov. rcor Dav;d G Cn-n'-a. ?<T v y r,f State. 1 Jitce-ISth, 4w. a A PKOGLAMATIVX. GEORGIA. —• K 4 By RUFUS B. BULLOCK. Governor of said State. WHKRJTaS. Official Information hs* been received at tbls Department 'hat ve-y recent- Iv In the count? of Jefferson, an elderlv wh!»e hdv and an old colored man were ta ken from theD home* ar night, bv aome *n- I known person* to disguise, and beaten bv them fn a most brutal and merciless manner • And whereas, whehsr through fsar of tns aforesaid lawfeas persons, oe through wfrfttl neglect of dn*v. the eivfl authorities In the immediate neighborhood where aafd outra ges were committed, have sassed to take anv steps toward tbe arrest of the perpetrators thereof: Ifow, therefore, In order to effect this ob ject, and to vindicate the majesty of the Isw, I hsve thought proper to laiu* this, my p*oc- Isjustion, herebv nIT-rlng s . reward of Five Hundr*d Dollars for the apprehension snd deliVsrv of 'he aald unknown parties, with •videnee sufficient to convict, to tbe .Sheriff of stld roust? and ff a'*. rind I do'moreover charge and require all officers inthls.Ptate, civil snd milTtarv, to lie vigilant Ineadesvorlng to aonrehend the aald unknown parties. In order that they may be brought to trial for the offence with which they stand charged. Given under mv hand and the Qreat Sea! of the flta’e, at tbe Capitol In Atlanta, this Seventh dav of 'June,' fin" the Tear of. our - Lord Eighteen HuliilrWl *wl.'9e?efft*. and of the Independence of the .United State*nf.America. *J>eJSln*tv-tr>urJi. RU.FUB bTbuluock: By Die Governor : ‘ " Datid G. Gotti vd, See of Stnto. . June 16 4w. .:«• i** A PHOILAMATIOH. GEORGIA. By RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor of said State. WHEREAS, Official information haa been received at this Department that a Bill of lo diotment is now pending io the Superior Court of Decatur county, charging one Jack Tate with having committed the crime of murder upon the body, of Jerry Simmon*, a person of color; and lurthermops, that-Billa of indictment are pending in the eafd Court charging William JfcCuiler* and William I Carr with having committed the crime of murder upon tbe body of Albert Dale, a per aon of color, and , that said criminal* bavo fled from Justice ; nnd whefeits, tbe Sheriff of said county of Decatur, certifies to me tbat he has exercisea reasonable diligetica in trying toappreherd the said fugitive* from justice, but without avail: Now, therefore, to the end that they, the said fugitive*, oe brought to trial for the crime with which they severally ataud charged, I have thought proper to issue this my proclamation, hereby offering* reward ol Two Hundred Dollars, eneb lor the appre hension and delivery of tbe said Tate, Mc- Cullers aud Carr, with evidence sufficient to convict, to the Sheriff of said county and State, Aod I do moreover charge and require all officers io this State, civil aud military, to be vigilant in endeavoring to apprehend the said Tate, JfcCuliers and Carr, in order that they may be brought to trial for the offense with which they stand charged. Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the State, at the Capitol In Atlanta, this seventh dah of June, in the year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and Seventy, and of the Independence ol the United States of America the Ninetv-fourth. RUFUS B-BOLLOCK, By the Governor • David G. GoTtino, See of Htato. June 16, 4w. Executive Department, 1 Atlanta, Ga., May 28th, 1870. ) Whereas, A vacancy has occurred, and now exists, in the office of O'dinary of the county of Lumpkin, caused by the resigna tion ol Jacob Deck, the person having been elcc'ed thereto ; now, therefore, it is. ORDERED; That W. A. Barnside, of the cou'y of Lumpkin be, and he is hereby, ip pointed Ordinary thereof, to fill the Vacancy a'oresaid; snd that he, the said W. A. Burn side, npou his executing and filing in this De par.merit hi* offioir.l bond as C'leikof Ordina ry, in the sum ol Oae Thousand Dollars, with such sureties thereto, as the law requires, and as rhall he satisfactory to me, be com iniiutioiied accordingly. Given under mv Hand, and the Seal of the Executive Department, at the Capitol, in Atlanta, the day and vear above written. RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor. By the Governor t R. H. ATKiNtoN, Secretory Ex. Z>cpt. HkaDQ'RS MILITAItT UISTUICT of GkoRGIA, ) Atlanta, Ga, May 28th, 1870. j Approved ALFRED H. TERRY, Brevet Major General Commanding. June 10,*w- C. B. THOMPSON, GROCER. AND COMMISSION MBOIIA M, WIIL keep constantly on band Flour. Bacon, Sugar, toffee, Flail, Lard, Meal, tlaudy. Tobacco, Segars, Tin- ware, Ac., Ac., Ac. ALSO AGENT FOR THE GRAND PRAIRIE' WASHING MACHINE! R-ntember the pl.ee. Farnum & Sharpe’s old stand, West side Public Square, m’cb 24, ts. DaWSHN, GA WE ARE RECAI RING LARGE LOTS of Corn, and Country Produce. W. L. CLAY & CO., WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS* No. l.Granito Blook, Broad Street, ATLANTA, CA. | We keep on han# Clay’s Old Esntncky Whis kv, and solicit orders and consignments. cocb24 6m. W. L. C. &. CO. PLANTATION FOR SALE, I am Offering for sale a plantation near Whaley’, .Hills, in Terrell county, nine mile- Northwest of U.wgow, oowtaining 8 x Hundred acres of Oak and Hiekory land 1 3')o acres cleared, with good tuprovevwc’t, Gin House and Screw, 4c., Ac., For particulars as "O terms stj price, salt Ou tflejube»r!ber Je Dawson. June IS, if KA'rCLfrR. DK.J. BRAD FIELDS "WOMAN'S BEST FftlßiV!> r " Will briag ou th* Ktawt when they bah* not been established, also when the/ have been suppressed from unnatural causes. Will cure Rheumatism tad Neuralgia of tb« book and womb. Will core Painful Menalruatlou, aud relieve tbe Asad, last and loins of tbe** distressing paiSsand ache*. Will cheek meo orrhagla or "eaces*!** BuV." WUI our* "Whites" and falling of th* womb, when k la the result of rel»**tioo or bad heaH'n. It is as sure a cure lo all tbe above di*MM* as Quinine Is Id Ohill* and Pkvei. Ladies ran core tbrawfsw Os all lb* above diseases vithout revealing tbeir comp taint* to any person, which, Is alway* Mortify ing to their pride and modesty-. It Is recommended aod used by tbe b*e* phvslclaos In their private practice- For it blatory of the above diseases, certift catea of Its wonderful cure* and direction*, tbe reader I* referred to the wrapper arottad the bottle, d/anufactured and told by BRriDF/KI.D & CO., ritlanla, ©a. Sold by Janes k Logics* Dawson Ga. Prioo sl.6®. . .. We, tbe undersigned. Druggist*, take pleas ure la commending to the trade, DR. J. BRADFTELD-S FEKALE REGULATOR— believing It to bes good and reliable remedy for the disease* for which be recommends it. W. A. Lanidell, Atlanta, Ga. Pembertoo. Willson, Taylor 4 Cos.. Atlanta, 9a. “■ Rod wine ft Fog, A.t!apta, G*. , • W. 0. Lswehe, Ausnvs. Ga. i'“- W. Root A Son, Marietta, Ga. may(-ly. * lift 11)1 SPRING TRADE MY STOCK OF Spring and Summer Goods! Is new In and consist* of good* tbat will pleaao the Ladles, the Gontlemeo, and the little children. I make It a point to deal in noth ing but First-class Goods? and sell them as cheap as can be done, by any one dealing in the *abe style of good*. Call and see tbe Late Style Dress Goods, ALSO MY STOCK OT BOOTS & SHOES, HATS and suoh other Good* •* are needed in tba house, nr on the plantation, m’ob 17, if. W. F-ORR CUTHBERT FACTORY GOODS. Colton Varna, ClinElics, Mattresses, FOR SAIaH. itdds'esa J.l U F. HI 1)1)00 Set., Cuthbert, On. June 2,3 m. NT E W TAILOR SHOP JR. TttRNBULL respeotfutly inform* « the citix;ns of Da'veon, and vicinity, that lie has commenced the Tailoring busi ness in this city, and flatters himself, from his loug experience iu tbe business, that he can give entire satisfaction to those who fa vor him with their patronage. Cutting par* tieuUrly attended to. Cleaning and repairing also done. Apnl 21, ts. J. R. TURNBULL. M. C. Tin & Sheet Iron Worker. r I’'AKEB pleasure in announcing tothecitl- JL i yen* of Dawson, and > urroundtng coun try, that he i« now ready to manufacture Tinware at Wholesale or Retail, as low as it can be haJ elsewhere. Also, Roofing, Gut tering, and all kinds of Repairing practically and cheaplv done, at short notice. Copper, Z'nc, and all kinds of Mettle work done. Give him a call at Soule’s old stand. Eas tsde Public Square. Jan. 27, lj nsraiw CABINET SHOP. 1 would respect fully inform tbe c.Mens I Z>iWßon and eurronnding country, that have opened, in tbe town of IPawson a CABIN T SHOP, | and am pr*artd to make anrtbfnj from th« , most common ficdslvudt up to a fin* BUREAU. Old furniture of all kinds repaired, and made to look aa good ae new Give me a call. S iop on Main street, 3rd door North of Jour nal office - J. J. KELJLIT. Mav 26, 3na. City Tax. Notice, TBE Book, Mr rwgtt*lag Tat RatomS ana open, god be sntfl ton Its* of July. T*w®* a» ctioa -itije -k* yr vr -*«j»* at Olty propmy. Jit? Z- L&ySiifllk Jure J, r DURKAEN,
