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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1870)
jp S( )\J(>i!ll,N ! AL r d Quarterly Conference * ,u ®" Mi- ion, Terrell Circuit, will be ***■'s w Hope Church, embracing the l'' ld * ,l , ," h d ay, of the present month. « rd '" marrs ri tptested to attend. oSci ‘‘ REY. J. BJftiG-ER, P. E, o C’\ .u.»• ■* ' ___ - Messrs. Harrell. -r:,,, hnv vour Clothing is the The best plate to & OKIKFIN. tbfh Store- p . T p. Purge will accept our thanks for , fine -*- Milk and Peaches lo deed of 30T0 .",! „„ Tcure the Protee or Fruit Winter? II ». LOYI.ES3. Jura fr« ra _ THEGBISWOLD « 1N » ftt FL T L y ON -’a. The United Hotel, Louisville, Ky., is only ~ m ’i eenon is now 0,1 us « l)on ’' f *‘ l 1,0 S *ile with Frn't Jars f-oni supply jour* jaKES & LOYLA’SIS. Do voua : t B “y y° ur bak ‘ iDg powders from H. R Thomas tosn Nicks, in every style w fiprice, aSlhe & GRIFFIW. . The PuiMsTates Hotel. Louisville. Ky., JJJ 0 „e block frwn the WEISIQSK hall. Jhe best assortment ol clothing’ in the market.* 1 the Oasli S- & QATFFIN. ***. bi the Cur If you wish fresh vegetables the year ..naiTret vour Jars at once from rouod, get yo j A y Efi & tOT LESS. R „(f (j tie aud Pink Chambrvs at 20ct* at JuihVore. JDYLES.S 4 GRIFFIN. VkoSTABLES —We are under obligations to | Mr. J. A Bell for a basket ol vegetables. He ' reportshaving a tine garden, and can supply , on short notice, cabbage, Beets, Beans, k>. The largest and cheapest lot of Ladies Cloth Shoes ever offered in this meke 1 at the Coah Store. LOYLKSAi k GRIFFIN. ABiiicas Mahazisk. and Cutr.naKii’s llonn for July, are on our table. No family where there are children, should be without these publications. __ Calico's, Calico’s, as cheap us the eheap- M> at the’Cash Store. ’ LOYL AoS k GRIFFIN. ions at 200 a dozui. Call on the good looking man of the thru of Mc.nEaVXEY <l* CROUCH. Crockery !. Crockery I Just received, di red from the Importer, marked down to_Fui the doll times. The 6Vh Siore will not be uudersold. Lri\LESS& GR FIIN. Country Bacon.—Our gr oils are priced so low that the farmers bring in a part of their country Eicon to exchange for Dry Good and Groceries. Tho«e who wish to taste Terre 11 coun’y Bacon will do well 'o call on McKKNN MY k CROUCH. Hoi' is hardly the (roper name for th> weather we are having now. The Thermo n eter has ranged as high us 95 and 9ti for tht j last three days.. While we wri'e a g-nt'e . shower is falling, and from the appeitritiee of' the clouds we chink we will have a goo 1 rain, which of coarse will (tool the atinosplnie A'ill they gu. Those J/en’s Rrogan*, n ♦1 09 per pair. Come along and g'l yout siiocs, at the Cash riVore. LOTLESS k GRIFFIN, j Clothirg, Clothing,. Clothing! Will be sold at a very stn.i II margin on N*w Yok cost, it o der lo eluso out a largo s’oek now on h ind »t the Cash Store. LOYLKAnS k GRIFFIN Tint Dawsow Coknkt Band—The citi hens of D,iw,-ou are again under ob'igi lions to the members of the (Find, for music discoursed on Thursday an.l Friday night list. We suggest that Hereafter; when the Bind rpuders service on anv occasion, tha' seals he reserved'for them to the cxcln.-ion ol all, ladles excepted. Tns AnnßiousKs l.ssn It.—The medicinal virtues of Roms, Herb' and Birks which were used by the “Medicine moti" of the lo oian tiibes, and wliich long exoerience has . proven to po sess the most efficient altera !i! e pronsnisg for the curie of Afiirofula, kings Evil, Dicers, Cancerous and Indolent Tumors, Me reu»ial Ami pHi 1 i^-t>c Affections, j Anlareeinent of tH* Bones, Tetter, Rin<r »orm, Boils, Pimples and di-eapes resulting roro a depraved state if the blood, and ai rmsie diseases, are contained in n highl, roneamrafed form of DR TUTUS SA h MPAIiILLA AND QUEEN'S DR- 1 o//7. l t j s a VCI . p o p U ( ar medicine, and i deserved!y so. Leather and Crops. —We have no\ rca *°n 10 change our opinion expressed in June, MlO ar!) P B - Cottou is small, and on ma ny plantations has not commenced to put on Where fertilizers have been used, th" * la lh is large enough, but backward in j looming. The corn crop has improved uu- | the late general rains, and it is now I '■•ought that the larger portion of S. W. tia ' "”4 e enough to supply the home de* maud. inp loK^^R ° ’ üb *’ B hers, Rome, 6*-, b» T ’ b rPB9 > *nd will issue at an early day, a ■ ° f° r benefit ol the Legal Profession eo r gia t entitled “Points of Evidence,” Bpiled bv R. W. Davi«, Attorney at La* claimed that this book supplies.a war' S felt by the Profession, and while it is “fusible in the Law Office, will also be a companion of the Circuit F.-aeti "eb Price, bound in sheep, $o 00 ;in ps book - 09 ' ordcrs Promptly filled. The 0 W| H be sent, if desired. C. O. D. Ad- Publishers. c!> *1° E ~^ olw ' tbstaDd ' n S trade in mcr- Alto- h * doll, our town is no' deaf Cr 1 e ksa in this respect. A good the | Ol * >ro P < " r *y baß changed hands during Wetntul ' ree ' ! ’ and on ' a9t Tuesday theie Web 'a 3T * a P a nic in that direction, bous tar< '°^ uoone selling themselves out of ure s e ai7 ' tb ° mp ’ but some sold for high fig boot ° t ' leTß awa PP ed i receiving or giving did ' * e baTC y«t, to hear of a man who ran ho ™*' ie IDOn bn his trade. Datrfon they * Bt °* a trading population, and when 00 * >?t,er lbe f trade among them iothis m * tbcra ' Irave ynnkec genius c l >w *, re *P' ct > aDli it Iras been said of that tottthe!* J ° a “ r ß ht P ut tw ° of them in j til "'“be a a cent, and they would Cher ortune snapping coats with each SoAi i K k EnwAiiiHi' School.—7'ue Spring teint ot this School closed tho pist week wi'h a public examination, reading compositions, declamations, with nu exhibition on Friday night. Ol course we can't honor tlieso ex. ercises with the name of Commencement, as tills cognomen belongs to Oellrgcs alone ; hut vertuie the opinion, that a closer examiuu 'ion ol pupils has not been had with greater credit to teachers «|id pupils, in any of our sistii cities with Colleges. We were pleas'd to seij so many of the patrons and friends ol education attending the examination, and more pleased to hear a favorable report from each and every ojie. We will not personate, as all tha classes from those composed of Uule girls and boys to the young ladies and gentlemen, acijuiited themselves in such a manner ns to retie et credit ou the teachers, and make the heaits of their patents feel r. j deed at their, rapid prupress. We wtert also pleased to see that particular atteution had been given to spell ing, reading Htid punctuation. We have seen graduates that were deficient in these | particulars. 0;i Thursday n’gbt t'.e soul stirring notes of the Dawson Band drew to Masonic Ha 1 large audience to hear the speeches of the boys, and listen to the reading of the com positions of the girls and young ladi's. The compositions were, of course, nl) original , and those we heard wero good indeed ; some of the girls spoke so hw that the audience, afsor .- training all their hearing faculties in vain to- catch the subj-'ct matter, became restless,.arid the consi q ence was a general conversation* Those who read in a tone Burticiently iou 1 to be heard, had the atten tion of the entire bouse. With the host of feelings to all teaohere, we question the p o priety of bringing a girl or young lady be fore an audience, who has not strength of lungs sufficient to enable her to speak loud euough to be heard. Those who are not de ficient iu this particular, and from other con siderations fail to elevate their voice boas to be heard, should not be forced on an audi ence. Friday night, before’ a note had been sounded, JAasoiiic Hall was crowded—riot even good standing room left. After the pitying of a few pieces by the band the por lormance commenced,.and the audience, in the face of extreme Heat, was pleasantly eu- j tertained until after mid igbt listening, to | charades, dia'ogues, with dramatic scenes, ititetspeised with vocal and instrumental music bv Mis. Edwards and class. JfCch ! credit is due Mrs. E. for the caieiul truiuing of her music pupils. die exercises, iroin beginning te end, j were quite iuleitsung, asd gave geueral sat- j islaction „ Os tlio Hoard «t Visitors to flic Do . id i.f Trustees of Lcferl l « iu.tic Cohere. Gentbmen": "We, tlio undersigned, having been appointed a Board oi' Vis itors to attend the Commencement ex orcises of LeVert Female College, and to report upon the preliminary exami- i nation o tlio clfUsos, having discharg ed the duties assigned us, beg leave to j submit to your honorable body the ! following report: Wo would tender you our eongrntu- ; latious upop tho increasing prosperity j of this college, both iu numbers and in ; the efficiency of its organization ; and assuming the recent examination a correct criterion by which to judge, assure you that it lollects credit upon the officers and pupils of the college, : and secures the approbation of every : member of Board of \ isitors. Deeming it impracticable b) embrace the details of each recitation within the limits of this report, we content ourselves by calling your atteution to some features of superior excellence which came under our consideration. The classes in the higher branches of mathematics, -under the supervision of President Moore, demonstrated the most difficult problems with a facility that was as gratifying as it was sur pt istng, clearing tho female sex from the aspersion that they are incapable ol’ pursuing abstruse scientific research to its farthest limits. The superior fatalities aiforiled by this institution for the acquisition of a •correct knowledge of natural science, and of ancient and modern languages, seem to be fully appreciated by the young ladies under the tutorage ol Professor Manget who evince a ready knowledge of the Trench and Batin languages tunl of the sciences of natu ral phylosophy and chemistry. This latter department is provided with su perior chemical and philosophical ap paratus, VI itch in its variety, elegance and beauty of finish, affords unusual facilities for practical experiments in illustrating the principles of chemistry. The Academic and Primary Depart ments, under the control of Misses Williams and Jackson, afforded grati fying indications that great care had boon taken- in laying the foundation upon which to build the superstructure of a finished education. The discipline of the college ini j pressed us very favorably. It is mild, vet firm. The pupils evince ft high degree of respect for their teachers by uniformly courteous obedience to the rules of the college. It is due the officers and pupils to* state that it is the Unanimous convic tion of the Hoard of Visitors that the examinations were thorough and im partial. It was impossible for the young ladies to know, beforehand, the subjects on which they would bo ex amined, as these were chosen by lot during the recitation. It vas evident, likewise, that the pupils understood tho subjects under consideration, ami were not merely repeating passages from books with a mechanical precis ion that betrays its superficiality. Your appreciation of our commen dation of the officers and pupils lor I skill and proficiency will lie enhanced I i,y tj,e recollection that the curriculum I of the-college has-been advanced to a I higher grade than had heretofore ob ! tamed, and which places this institu ! tiou on an equal footing with thelead ! jug female colleges in the land, xnat | there are no graduates on this occa sion is attributable to the fact that the Juniors of the preceding year preferred to be kept back, appreciating the ad - I vantages of a higher grade of schcdar | ship as a full compensation for the nec essary detention. | ~n V l6 , 51 popartinout, under the control of a faithful amtcOmTWfenf di rectro BMI Miss Gallic 1! Dougherty, is " eU organized and sustained. iS’ewly purchased instruments rondertho out -1 ut oi this department complete. Many ; of the pupils already disp.lav consider able proficiency in the art of music.— | department, at its annual concert, reflected credit upon tho teacher and the college. The Ornamental Department, ft as boon recently organized, and is under tho charge of Miss Josephine B. Jack son, a lady well qualified, in every re spoot, for tho position. Drawing, pas- j tel, oil painting, figure.- iu wax, em broidery, etc., are taught, and tho spe cimens evince rapid progress iu a short time. Wo would call particular attention to the Department of Calisthenics, al so ron tly introduced. This dej lartmeut affords that which is essential to a j thorough education—physical devolop- I ,a °ut Tho series of movomfliits ftieet j tho approval of modieal men of emi noneo in their profession, as well cal culated to strengthen tho lungs and expand the chest. In our judgment it j is calculated to promote gracefulness I as well us health. In conclusion we beg leave to as-! sure you that the foregoing common- | dations and suggestions were not has- j tily or informally reached, but that tho Board of Visitors held several j meetings, canvassing the subject tlior- j oughly, each member speaking freely his own convictions, and wo respect- l fully offer yoif this as the result of our 1 deliberations. Thomas T. Christilk, ISimkox Maxwell, Cilpuch A. Croavell, J. E. Fuller, John B. Gorman, Herbert P. Myers, J. 0. A. Cook, John T. Waterman, Robert J. Corley, Board of Visitors. A Painful Rumor.— lt is rumored that His excellenecy is exerting his influence with the members of the Legislature to secure tho passage of a bill for the organization of the militia. One rumor has it, that forty regiments are to he organized and equipped! This is startling and painful, if true. We earnestly hope it is not so, and if not true, the Governnor owes it to himself and the public to contradict it It will be a pleasure to us to know that he is misrepresented, although wo remember that with Governoi Scott, of South Carolina; and others, at a mass meeting in Washington some time back, he advocated the necessity of putting rifles in the hands of “loyal men.” Are rue, in a time of profound peace, to have inaugurated in our midst the enormities which were? practiced iu Tennessee and Arkansas by the militia, under the pretence-of protecting loyal m n? Heaven forbid ! But we cannot believe, Avhatcver may be llis Eecelleucy’s wishes in this re spect, that tho Legislature aa ill sanction such au unnecessary and dangerous measure.— True Georgian. Our Chops.— Wo are pained to givo our planting friends the following unpromising report from our corn crops in the West, which we find in a Wes tern exchange: The crops through the region of Chicago are suffering greatly from drought, and heat In many places the small grains and grasses are ruin ed. Corn is greatly injured. There has been no rain for several weeks. Burlington, lowa’ has a female cit izen who has so far advanced toward the equality of rights between tbe e x es that she goes to tbe barber's to bo shaved. MARKETS. Dawsok, July Id.—Cotton, 10c. Corn $1.70. Bacon Sides, 191 to 2 1 *. Flour, $8 to slo’per bbl. Macon, July 12.—Cotton receipts light; price firm at 10c for middling. Bacon sides 19 to 19]-. Corn, sl.lO to $1.45, Hay, Northern, $1.90 to $2.00. New York, July 12.—Cotton un- j settled and lower, at 19] for middlings. I (Georgia G ! o 85c., 7’s 91c. Gold 1.5§. ; Special JVotice's . > THE “PAH fifllEßj; The foreign and domestic Hemarld for Per r v Davis 4 Son’s great medicine —the Pain {filler—was never solarge as it has been of late ; and tve think the time t as arrived when the declaration may be made, without the pos-ibility of refutation that, the citv of Providence, in the Siatc of Rhode Island, ot the United Sta'es of America, has furnished the entire habitable globe with a medicine, which in point of universality of demand, ext, lit of usefulness, complete efficiency for all the purposes (or which it. ia designed ami 1 wide spread, enduting popularity, has- never j been equalled by any medicine in Europe or America. Th? vnivernahty of the demand for the Pain /filler, is a liove',.interesting, and sif prising feature in the history of- this liudi cidc Its "fame has gone out,” imo every quarter of the hahitnble globe. The Pain A' Her is now regularly soli in large aid Readily iucrtaung qualities,. not only to g-m ral agents in every State and Territory of the Union, and every province of Ur tish America, but to Buenos Ayres, Urn'll, Ura . P ero Chili and other South American iL.e’a io the Smdwieh Islands, to Cuba and j other West Indii Islands; to England and - Eu ope ; to J/ Mada jr inz'bar and other .African lan is ; to. Australia and Calcutta, Riugooa and other , , 1,... s in India. It has also been sent to Chi n» and we doubt if there is anv foreign port or »nv inland city in Africa or-Asia, which is f _i.. lß a hy Ameticau and European mis- | sionaries, travelers or trader*, into wmch the j Pain Ki ier has uot becD “ ,u ' < * djc * dand betß | exuni of U« ouMms ’a another great | feature of this remarkable medicare. It .a ; not onlv tbe best thing ever known, ai every j body will confess, for bruises outs, burns, J J-c. but for dysentery or cholera, or any Sort of bowel complaint It is u remedy un- SU' piesed far i fTI lenev i.rrd rapidity of «c lion, in ilie Rrcil nines ol Btiush India, urnl rlie Wist India I-lunds and other hot dimmes it link becoiti’i the standard medicine for a I inch complaints, as well us for dys pepsia, liver coo (dsints and oilier kindred disorders For cootrks sod colds, canker, a-tliuia and rnenni'itif diffi n'fies. it has been ,p oved by ti e imot aliniidant and OOfiviuouiß [ 'rialtrHiid tes'inviny, to lie so invalmbls med icine. The proprietors arc in possession of l letter* from persons of the highest character j and responsibility, testifying, iu unuquivocal I term-', to the cur- a tflocted and tha *atisfac- I 1 orv results proiiurcd, in sn almost eudles i variety of c •*.’*, iiv the useot this grc.it med* J icin e.—Prov. Advertiser. , S.dd by Janes & Lojrtes?, D nvsor., (!a. Witjioct a Faualljcl.—Tlie demand for Dr. J, B adfitdu’,. Female K'cpl.nor is be yond preueden ill the annals of popular rein ed!. s. Orders eome in so thick and last that the Proprietor hHS linratofore been unable to fill.iaem all. He is happy to state that *r rarijremnnts tire now coinplete hy wHch hs is prepared to manufacture F ma> Regulator on a roale i qua! to tho emeigeucy, and the public may feel aifnrvd that their aunts can now he supplied. Physicians of hgh repine are using this remedy, in daily prnctioe, all over Georgia. Hereafter no woman noed - 1 Her bom sit/’pre»*edi snspended or irrequ ntar incttrflua/fon. This valuable medicine ; is prepared by L. II Brsdfi.-iil, Diuggist, At lauia, Gs., and sold at $1.50 per bottle by i.ropectable Druggists throughout America. .if ty .//; f •/ /«r7SJE.»Ejr*rs VALUABLE PLANTATION For N i'O l I \ T7E «re offuririp; for s tld Pour Ilundrcu ▼ » Acm« <if Liu i, lying th r ed miles South of I) iwson, on (7hii'kM*ftwharchie cre«*k. One hundrr and acres fresh cleared wiih comlortable dwelling and out houses -i eood cribs and stable. Young orchard of five acres This is a desirable pl*ce, and tl o e wishing to purchase land near Dawson will do well to examine ours before purchi sing. Water in evc r y field. Come and see the growing crop. JOii'L HARRELL, July 14-3 m. J. B. F. HaRRFLL. Plantation Supplies ON TIME! I have in store a larie lot, of Bacon and . otlier family supplies, which is offered For tire Oa sir, 0 H ON TIME. Give me a call. WM. WOOTEN. •July Ttb, ts. LEGAL ADVEMfSMrNTS. TERRELL SHI ®IFF SALES »!,' ILL BE SOLD before the Cos art Bouse T T Dior, ill the town ol Dawson, S'i'i eountv, on the Ist Tuesday in August next, within the legal hows of sals, the following property totwii,: b l»ts ol land. Numbers 224, g-’o, nnd '“2R, in the Thirteenth District of originally L c, now Tern 1 o mty ;leUd on as ilie per pet ty of Span Ragan, as the Administrator of C. C. Speight.and Span R.g in, to s,. t sfy afi fa is-ued trotn the Superior Court of Tertcll Oo inty, ir. lavorof Set . K. Taylor, vs. Spin Hagan, administrator k Span Rigan. Al-o, at the same rimr and place Three Hand ed and fifty Bushels-of Corn, and Four B tics of Cotton ; L-vied on us the preperty o! John T. Howard to satisfy a fi fa issued from Terrell Superior Oowt in f-.vof of Joint B Vanover, vs. John T. Howard. A’sn, at the same timo and place, one Wood, hop, iu the vill.ge oi jDjvh, and known a& H.ii title Shop, con'Aiuiug one acre more or It--; levied on as the prop ny ol Ru ua r. Martin, dec’d, to satisfy a fi fa is -ued from Terrell tS'up-ri-ir C.nrt in lavor of John B. Perry, vs R P. .ts »r.i:>. Also, at the same tilfieand place,;one lot of land, nomtier not known, but known as the lot whereon Mis. Comloit VYes.'tieU no > re sides; levied on as *he property id Mrs. C-un foit Westfield; to satisfy a fi hr i -tied 'from Terrell Superior Conti, iu f..vor ot J'ohn Seay, vs. Comfort Westfield. July 7th, It. S. F LASSETKR, She i iff. MORTGAGE SIIEBIFP SALE. TWILL be sold before the Court Hons \\ Den-, iu the town of D wsoo, T. ricll county, on the Ist Tuesday in September next, within the legnl hours of sale, the fol lowing propeitv to-wit : Two Black Mite Mules, one Black Horse ’ Mule, one Bay Horse Mole, uttd one Biv J/.ire J/ule, and Veil He-d of Cattle; I.evied I on as the properly of John it. \ anover, to atisfv afi ia issued from Terrell Superior Cour ,in favor of Ohailes G. Farmer, vs John li. Vanover. S, F. LAS vvT/fR; i July 7th, 2ni: Sheriff. ISOTICK, lIfHRRRAS, Josi’i-h .Serei.sriil tempers hi a 1 1 resftnation as Gnatdi in of James (J. Rohv, and sugges s David ifoweri as a fit and I proper person to take charge of said trust. There a r e therefoie to cite the next of kin and all parties in'eiosted, that letters of Guar dianship tor said minors will 8«t granted to David Bowen at »he Angn-t' Term of the Court, unless good cause to the contrary f>e' shown. T- M. JON fi.S’, Jkily'l4tb 4t. O.din.iry. ““ Ko 11Clb. ffREAS, J. T. Gamble, Guardian \/v Ot J. B k Viola Wilbanks, ten jfr:s his resignation as S'lich Guardian, and suggests Elam Johnson ns s fit and proper, person to tike charge of Slid trust. These are therefore to cite the next of kin and pai ties interested, that, unless good o.iti-e i- shown to the eoutr.iry, letters of Guardi an-hip for said minors wi 1 he granted to said Klnm Johnson at the August tii’rin of the (.ourt. T. M. JON’EH, July 14-4>.. Ordinary. (t EOiKii t. Terrell « otinly : J Whereas. D. F. Liwhorn, Admtsktra lor of J. K. .Shines, has applied tor letters of dismissiuu from said estate : These are ihereftire 'o site and admor.ish [ all perfoils concerned, to be and wprear at in*- .olfi’O within the time prescribed by law and show cause, if anr, why s*i 1 letters should not be granted. Given under mv band and official signature, lids s'h and. v of July, IS7O. July 7lh ffoi. T. Af. JtlX.E'.'-, Ordinary. /AEOKGU: Terrell Coßillj:, VJT W hereas, D. F. Ltwhorn, Guardi ip of | gnr»ti B ir.son, hia applied for le tersof dis- i mission from said Guardianship : These are ihefefore to cite and admonish j all persons concerned to tie and appear at mv office rvithio the timo prescribed by-law and I show cause, if anv, why Arid tellers should ! pot be granted. Given (ndoe my h«ed vrd | official signature, this* sth day of July, I?7tV Ju'y 7lb ts. T. Jf. JON'IS, Oraiouy. ' CH'OKGM. Tisbft ll rotrnty t 1 Vt hereas, Vy’m. JMreland applies for ! /.alter* of Dismission from the Guaidiauship us ih# Minors of Simeon Hucktby, These are therefore to ciio and edir.onish j ml persons concerned to be aud appeur at my | iftico within tlie timo prescribed by law and j riiovV causo, if any, why said letters should not tie grouted. Given under my hand and I official signature, this 2ord dav ol June, 187th j “3 Sm. T. M JON K£, 0:d. rvc»Tin> A p(diva'ion been made to ita In do away ..V. ifiai ponioii of tho imhiic road which ; iuna from the corner of Jars. Hoi ks fence i near T. J. McV-y* house, to the divilct line at or near the (Limbic place, arid to make J public the loud tunning from the district | itue, I'cluw the plautntkro ol VI. A.-Huson to | J. It. Glenn's house in (’’biokisawhalchie, hy wav of the Horton ford on Caney Creek, ami surveyois liaviog been nppoittted, and iheir report having been made, notice is hereby given to all. punies concerned, that the prayer of the pnilionois will be gntuled ou 'he first day of August next, unless good cause is shown to the eontrarv. Juno 30, It. TM. JON ES, Ordinary. D!i. J. BRADFI ELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR: “WOMAN’S BEST FRIEND,” Will bring cn the Menses when they have not been established, also when they have been puppressed'from unnatural causes. Will cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia of the back nod womb. IK ill cure PainfuT MrnsSrmniun, and relieve the head , back and loin., of these distressing painsurid aches. Will check mein orrhagia or “excessive fl.iw." Will cure '‘White**’’ and falling of the womb, when it is the result ol relaxation Or bid health. It. is as sure a cure in all the above diseases as Quinine is in Chills and Fever. Ladies ran cure themselves of all the above diseases mthvnt revealing-* heir complaints- to any, person, which, is always mortify ing to their gride and modesty. It is recommended and used by the best physician* in tbeir private practice- For a history of tiro above diseases, ccr’ifi cates .of its wonderful currs and directions, the reader is referred to the wrapper around the bottle. Jfanufactored and sold hy BIMDF/ELD & CO., -oFtlauta, Ga. Fold by Janes At Loyless Dawson Ga. Price $1.50. We, the undersigned Druggists, take pleas ure in commending to the trade, DK. J. BRADFIELD’S FEMALE REGULATOR— believing it to be a good and reliable remedy for the diseases for wliich he recommends it. W. A. Lmsdell, Atlanta, Ga. Pen.bertou, Willson, Tavlor&Co., Atlanta, Ga. Kedwine & Fox, Atlanta, Ga. W. C. Liwgthe, Atlanta. Ga. W. Root k .Son, Marietta, Ga. may 5-1 y. DEMABT & WOODRUFF I (Fucce3At>rs to Tomlinsos, Dxsiakkst k Cos. 628 and 630, Broadway, N. Y. nari t »acturers ok Carriages, Buggies, &c. Especially adap’ed to the Southern Koids. e.Uit f-TOilt UOMPUtSBS Light VictoriaJs, Pnaeiou>, laltrlolas. Bock a ways, And all other styles of Fine Carriages,. Fjr one aud tvr. hotscs. TOP AND NO TOP BBuGIES, O.i Ehpticaud Side Springs. tO.UOiD) BIGGIES, Mail Hacks and Jci'acji Wagon* Wc are also sole Jlairnfactuiers of the WSQDRUFF CONCORD BUCGY AM) Pantation Wagon lor I, 2, 4 and C Hotscs. 1 ..0 b»st Buggy and Wagon in America lot the money. We irove lied au experience of thirty years iu making woik tor tho Southern Slates, and know exactly what is wanted to stand the toads. We uvtte all to send tor Cnculais, and parties visiting Now York wo especially iiivhe to call at our Warerootiis. We solicit the tiadc of merchants and dealu'S. lllusirated Circulars, with prices, furnished by mail. A. T. DAJfA/CE.-S f, N. Y. W. W. WOODRUFF. GA. tSTWe ha re also bought out Mr. W A. Hull, ot life tcoo, Ga., where we expect to keep a large Mock. June ‘2B ly. THE CHEAPEST PAPER THE SOUTH. Tlie /Proprietors qf the ATLANTA N'DVV , KllA pi t sent tiigt jouru»l to tho pcopio oi Geo: gi i as a live, reliable, CHEAP NEWSPAPER. Its Editorial coips is composed of gentlemen of experience, tultn's aud refinement, aud its facilities for obtaining reliable information i fioot all q tarters Are not surpassed by any paper in the South. Published in Atlanta, the ofi the State Government, the great railroad'ccnter of up per Georgia, and the most rapidly growing city in the South, we offer to the ci iieus of everv portion of the Slate, a de«irablc medi um lor Ihe diffusion of information. ! The ERA is devoted to the development i of the natural resources of Georg.a, and will labor ut alt times for the promotion of its material wealth. Any scheme having for its object tl.a advancement of GeO'gia’s great ness and power, will find an advocate iu the TilE WKEK L Y NEW ERA Contains ibirty-two cortimis- of matter, and has but few advi rtisi meuts, thus giving a larger amount of reading matter for Two Dollars than anv other weekly paper in Georgia. Tuo DAILY ERA is pui.li-bed ou a sheet the same tize a* tlie Weekly, at JfiO per year, or per mouth, and contuilfs from twelve to fifteen columns of reading matter each is-roe, including special dispatches, correspon dence, and all the local and general news of interest. Address, NEW ERA OFFICE, june 23-t f Atlanta, Ga. Scli»al! ScZioul! TUIfS i? to inform my Patrons that my School will ha resumed on the Stb of Au gist next, at J/V. William Wooten's place near the Southeast corner oi the Public Srjaire. Am very thankful for the patrayige heretoiorc extended, and am Very sol citous | for the u.QUnuance of the same, together 1 with many new one-. Very R t - pVv. | j “ ; MARY Me WILLIAMS. June 23-5* ihrvEoaLGt, .i a i; .r t h HM.r T « i> To Soli Osir €olcl>rated in urn n. AeknowUdgod l>y all who have us* and them lo ; be the beat Pen made or soldio thi* country. I NN> blotting! No soiled lingers ! Sixty lines | wiiitin with one pen of ink ! Will out wear i anv stcui pen ever marie. Bankets, tner- | chant*,.l-'.ohcrs and all classes eudoreo t'e-ein | in the highi rtt term* of prai-e. Put lip ’ll neat slid.* boxes. Prices : two boxes. 6(1 ! cents ; five boxes, Sent (ree of po*- ! tace, and guarantii.q logive peifcct iatisfac- I lion. Liberal Commwdiou to Agents! lUa aro prepared to give anv pneigeti# i person taking ilro agency of these Pens, ti ' commission which will pav S2OO per month, j Three sample Pens will ha mailed for VO | cents. Aoontss. W iffdr/s'UN I’ll BUSHING COI l‘i llaliurg, t*a , I u n SPRING. TRADE xM Y STOC K OF ‘Spring and Summer Goods. ii Is now in and consists of goods that will please tlie Ladies, Ihe Gentlemen, and the little children. I make it a point to doal iu noth ing but f irst-cJass Goods, and sell them as cheap as can be done, by any one dealiug in the same style of goods. Call aud see the Late Style Dress Goods, ALSO Mr STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES, HATS and such other Goods s are needed in the bouse, or on the p'antution. tit’cli IT',if; w. FORR CUTHBERT FACTORY GOODS. Coftosi liii'iis, ChuElies ftE sis tresses, FOSS SAM?. sldtlrtsH j.m §\ Kinitoo see.. i L'ulhbcrt, Oct. June 2, Sin. IST IB W TAILOR SIOP fit. TURNBULL respectfully informs t the citizens of Dawson, and vicini.v, ihat he has commenced the Tailoring bu i ness in this city, and fiatters himself, from his long experience in tie business, that hr can give entire satisfaction to those who fa vor him with their patronage. Gutting par* tienlarly attended to. CLauing aud repairing also done. ?), ts. J. R. TURNRULL. mm mMMP 3 _ jpg? M. G. lilt & Sheet Iron VSlorkei. riVAKES pleasure in announcing to the citi- JL lzens of D iwaor., *nd surrounding coun try, that ill* is now readv to manufacture Tinware at Wholesale or Retail, as low as it can be had elsewhere. Also, Roofing, Gut tering, and all kinds of Repaitifig practically and oheaplv done, at, short Police. Copper, Zinc, and aij kinds of Mettle work done. Give hint a call at Soule’s old stand. F.as fade Public Square. Jan. 27, ly FEW r would re,p*’cri'ullv inform the citizens of Dtwson and surrounding country, that I have opeued, ill the towu of Dawson a CABIN T SHOP, and am preared to make anvthln,!' from tile most common Jl!<;<t*ti-a<t, up to a fine F l? E E A XT . Old furniture of all kinds repaired, and made to look as good as new. Give me a call. Slop on Main street, 3rd door North of Jour nal office* J. J. h.i: i.i, i*. Mav 26, 3m. WE ARE KEC/sTI'ING LARGE LOTS of Corn, and Country Produce. W. Xi. CLAY & CO., WHOLESALE LIQC9R DEALERS, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 1, Granite Block, Broad Street, ATLANTA, ca. We keep on hand Clay’s Old Ke’-tOcky Whis ker and solicit. o-d«:e isd consignment*. a.a24 6*. W. l 0. &. 00. Offte'al Adtcrtisments. A PUOCLAJIATIOtSr. GIIOKGI4. TDj RUFFS B. BULLOCK, Governor of said Stair. Wuitigus, The Board of Council of the town of Bucnn Yiat>, iu the conety of Ms rion, iu this “i»te, has given ulliiiial informa tion that a most hrnlvi murder was commit ted iu said town of Buena Vista, on the night oi tl.u second instant, uJ»on 'he body of Orai.Mtjllo lioiliway, hv oue John P. Ken* nerly, liijed uud abetted hy ode James Ken tierly, and that the sshl John P. and James Kennefly hav- lied Irom justice, and' Whereas, Thu said Board of Council csr tifies to mo thut they, in cooneetion with tho Civil officers of said ounnty of J/ficon, have exercised all diligence, and n-ed every insane in their power in apprehend tbe said orimet ualr, but without.avail, and*are draisous that sucti sU pa may be taken by tho /Oseculive as will'seouio the approheusion of said fugitives from justice : Now, therefore, in order to insere- peotecu tion to tinman life, aodito vindicate the caa;*- esiy of the law, I have thought proper to i«- suo this, mv proclamation, hereby offering a reward of One Thou-and J)°lkirs each for the apprehension and delivery of the said John P. Keunerly aud James Kenncriy to tha she iff'of said county of Macon. glau I-do tqprcovor charge and require air ofhoeia in tins State, civil and military, to be vigilant in endeavoring to apprehend the said John P. and James Kennerly, in order that they uroy bo brought to trial for the crime with which they stand charged. Given under my baud and the Great Seal of the Slate, at the Capitol in Allauta, this sixth day of July, in the year oi our Lord- /fightoan Hundred and Seventy,, aud of the /bdopdndenoe of the. United-* Stales of America the Ninety-fourths-. liUFUo B. BULLOUtf. By the Governor: David G. Cottino, See. of State.. DEBCKIPI ION: The said John P. Kennerly is about 6 feet 9 inches high, weighs 150 pends, stoops a little in bis shoulders in walking, has t»iv complexion, light hair, blue eyes, and is about 25 voars of- age. James Kennerly is somewhat stralgbter than* John P , has lair complexion, ligut hair and* oiue eyes, weighs 145 pounds, and is about 21 years of age. The said Kcuneriys car*e to the town of Buena Vista übout'five or six n.ontli ago, from Franklin county, Teun., near a railroad station called A'chard, on the N. k C. R. B. July 14-41. EXECUTIVE DE/’ff RTJ/EN r T, ), Atlanta, Ga., June 27’, 1870. y* To St II Whom it 7ls»y Coiiccru— *- Groctlny :• Varney A. Gaskfi), 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, as a bribe lo influence the' behavior of tbe said Nedom Ia Angier; as' Treasurer ; and Wilit’REAri, The said Varney A Gaskill h*s freely, .fuky and frankly testified to all Its acts arid doings in that regard, to the end that the truth might be made public and tbe ends of ja-tace* accomplished ; and WHEREziS, Tho said Varney A. Gaskill, believ.ng himself in danger of prosecution, has made petition for Executive pardon for the violntiou of law ua above recited: Nos y, therefore, Ido hereby fnllv and free ly pTrdon tbe said Vainev A. Gaskill of any* and all vitiation of law, which he may tor guilty ot in oonueu'.ion with, and wliich may* liave arisen out of, or be huffed upon, the* transaction hereinbefore recited ; and I here by relieve, and forever discharge, him from, all the pains and penalties thereof; Given under tny hand* and the seat'of thet* Executive Department, at the Capitol in' .Atlanta, the dav and year above written. RUFU4 B. BULLOCK, Governor. By the Governor: R Li. rlriiiNSON, Secretary Ex. Dept, June 30-4 w. WIIA"REAS, Au applicaiioj for the par don ot Hillard J ore*, Thornton Hightower, Nick Reynolds, Wash Copelan, Joe Grimes, George Brantley, Daniel Kilpatrick, llenry Walker, Alfred Walker, Floyd J/oore, Ike* Gh.ipmsn, .S’imoii Lundy, Jeremiah Dundy,, aud Detioit Howell, accompanied by the evi dence on tbeir trial, was presented to tho Ave tutive Department on-, tlie lOtb of June, iii-tant, signed by the reapedirialc and res ponsible farties; and Whereas, For the reasons set forth in the getitton, sustained by the rccoiu of the evi dence referred to, Executive pardon was is sued iu favor of the said named prisoners ; aud 3UF.it A£U f Whereas, Alnce the issuing and delivery of r the said Executive tfadtr or pardon, iufor inatiou has been received at this Department that one Edmonds claims the services for one year of the said named prisoners, who were pardoned, in cmisideration ctf services al leged tc have been rendered by him, and by the attorneys in the preparation and present-, ation of the application for such pardon : I have thought it proper to issue this pub lic and official notice setting forth the fact that there w is no such knowledge or infor mation at this Department indicating any such understanding or agreement with the 3aid Edmonds, or with any other party to that effect; that tho pardon was issued after a careful review of tlie evidence presented, and because it wa»a case which merited'and demanded A’xecutive action, and that tho said named persons, late prisouers, are in no' wise bound 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- time whatsoever. Given under my hand and tlie se.l of the .Executive .Department, at the Capitol in At lanta, the dav and vear above written. RUE US B. lift EliO UK, Governor. I!y the Governor : R. H. Atkinson, Secretary Executive Dep t. June Zd, 4». friefyoji’j; Jtyjtfp of far/nijig! ONE OK TIIE BEST BOOKS OF THE AGE I- Beiug a ComprehansiTe view of the Author’s Improved System oii Agric’liiire Comprised iu a concise original treatise, to which is added all his letters, making a complete Text Book for the Planter. By David Dickson, ok .B carta, Ga. A Royal Octavo of over o'H) pages, beauti fully prioted, and containing a fine sleet por trait of the author. The work is now ready in three styles of binding : Extra-cloth, - J . pm Sheep, - ■ IW Half Morocco, - . * f-o rRj-Orders iridrve -i to us will m-*!-. e prompt attention. «a-Apents wanted to tell th' hook in every county In the South. .Icidrcta, J. W, BURKE & CO., 69, Seconp Street, June 23. ts. Macon, Ga FOR SALE." \ NO. : fafikl* by June r ts tfT. C-- T. ZXBXt.
