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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1870)
jjJWSON JOURNAL LOCAL COLL M.M. ' fcrr the Daw- St “, c o*tnoncln* on MhiU g r kv JB. McGkmkk, I*. K. 15 ' h l , .1 jI.M*» UAL '-' r " ,kobe ' ioe ' l " ,Tgt I^nasr*.-;«■ r.iiro.t Bc, nice Dress Good* at 12 1-8, filled Homespun at 8,. Every o, her „rs , i„ the stons > n proportion. ‘* cle in lh MrKA ;.V\T.Y V rROPCH. ./. dealers in Mililuery, Straw ai.d ''r c 'ho.,dhj>^ir:^^L_ f „, nrT Aug 4,2 w fjrnissstisf-* s •.(fries*/ meetings have been in progress . , Sl .,,day list, at the Baptist Church, toodnoted by the pastor Rev. TE. Langley. , and deal of interest is manifested, aid considerable feeling exists, without much ex citement. L, r ec Stocks of Clothing «' Cost »t MgKENNY & CROUCH'S. learn that Capt. S G. Kraus killed a „ry large bear in his corn fi id on the Noch ~aj creek. Good for you Capt. , _ RKosrvri). -A new su-nplv of Calicos, p rp!j floods, Bleaching, Umbrelas, Hoop skirts Brtfeons, Sotiorm.' &o. * ’ jVcAihnkt A Chough. f hß Cubed .States Hotel, Louisville, K»., ~ oll |, ihree blocks from a iietbodisi Cturcb. ice Cieaiu on band at all hours at PAT BUNCH’3. Sr. C. 0. K- rsey nil! accept our thanks (ora larger basket »t the finest pea.lies we ),,((, peon this season. A author man Aw heart is in the right place. Where is the place to spend your leisure momouts and get refreshments ? At BENCH’S. Trur,sos's .1/aoazink.—The Ladies’ favor, iefor Septctnbei is ou our table. We will teceive subscriptions to this Mag..zinc at this c.fi c. Ter ms only $2.00 a year. Cool and refreshing Lemonade at PAT BUNCH’S. The United States Hotel, Louisville, Kn, is mlt ihree blocks from a Uubarian Church. If ton »ish fresh vegetables tile year rouod, get tour Jars at once front PR. J. P.. JANES. J Site Firm.—The public will again have the j services of Loyiessand Griffin as Warehouse ■oil Commission J/erchauts, with the addi tion of Judge Jones, who is a ream within liiimlf. This iirnt is composed of live, relia tilr, business men. See advertisement. ue c.oleli bottle Soda Water at PAT BUNCH’S: Clubing oPt SalK—Messrs. Mi Kenney L Crouch are preparing for the fall trade, ltd to make roour lor their new goods, offer their eittire stock at cost for cash, idee Ad tertiienttnf. A;riciilUiral lYleeling. ftirwsbK, Ga., Aug. 2d , 1870. 1 Ptir?u»nt to previous notice, a po lion of tbe citizens of Terrel! couuty met at the Court House to d«v, for ihe purpose of or* ganizfi g an Jgnculiural iiocieiy. On rno -110n i Judge J B. Vanover was appointed I haiiman, and It. F. Simmons, Esq , Score tsirv. Tlis object of tlie meeting heii g- explained G 5. K‘. Weston, in a few brief bu Doiiupd reinarku, aud tlie Chair having an- the meeting organiar-;d and ready for I'Minew, the following gem lumen came fors w ard aud ( Qrolted their namoa as members, t‘>-wit r M Renuen;inip f J* R Jones, D A Cochran, >1 L//arp, Cam Wall, J W Powell, JVV Win Bryant, S R Westou, C A Met, J H Ifirshall, C F Lynch, A M Nuii'd, J U Price, W B Norm n. T J Hurt. II W Klli son, J P Allen, J W Roberts. G T M * rsh ®l | , Mhlon Gatnmuge, J M Powell, E G U .' lI ’ M A McNulty, G W Cochran, W F ' 'Sun, J W Rig ani R ( ,bt Ellison, ll tram tarreq T (. Kendrick, Robert Lundy, John McCarthy, Thomas Seay, J A Lasstter, E P Itackshire, W G Paiks, Moses Allen, James orT o», D F Lawhorn, George Whittaker, Huuter, S W Parker, L C Hoylo J B •"over, snd If F Simmons. < Ue i°ilo»ing names were added after the ' ."urumeut of the meeting: John J/ore. . 1! L -Moreland, 0. C. K. rsey, T. P i %•. 0.0. Nelson, Ja,. Knott.) i So " Ue t!’ en , on motion, ordered that the | -J proceed to elect officers, whereupon bur" 8 «f J/,,j D A Cochran, Col J R “*•, CoISW Farker and Judge E O Hill e Dominated lor President. 7’ne b'eere f ea called the roll of members, each : n 6»B his name w nß . ailed, when it *i< Tbe g* E G Hill was elected, to .or"' l^ €n P rocee^ like manner, 1 Cn.k *'° r lW ° Piesidcnts when Col «t m* D dn<l C °* Jonefl wcre ®L:cted. It was p or Hered, that the ballots for ‘■nous 6U^ ‘ ce Rfcsideais be made -man- j Iher .'t " aa Hone. J W Roberts was ' Sico r a eaCd Treasurer . **ud S R Weston. Secretary. ccr rof m a Gol d a iA’ Marsh Vi r ' ce ' Go *- A Jones, and notice nr** A 4 • w appointed'a Com vere tkJTj J R J ° De * and J W Rol,e; ' t9 lur *l Con * e^e^ateß 10 State ..dgricul Itih iu„ t 0 1111561 lu Atlanta ou the Igloos J^ ha 7'l> A Cochran, R h« j{9 ... ’ U 11 Whitaker, Robt Eliison, M n . ’ r ‘ Frioe, J R Marshall, * lle 'D»te« . ’ 7 iUr P< wer ® appointed as "ttiUti' ill * ‘ ba,e lhe Pfte'lege of rep * c ' Jcie G *f they desire, and will ,o *ds f n ° rtneJ ’ bt P' lßsed over the rail -7® for cne sere. tootion tha» c • ,llk «Courin boc ‘«ty adjourned to meet *■*, o a .u i ,“ ÜBe » “Dawson, at ton o’clock, • 3e 12th instant. RdurHiioual lYloclinjg. Pursiiitntfo a previous call, q die a num ber of the citizens of Dawson met at the Court House ou Monday the B>h iust., and organized by calling Rev. T. K. Langley to tlie chair, and S. A. Goodwin Secretary.— j The chairman oi the meeting stated that he did not understand the object of the as-em bly, and Prof. J. F. Scaife was colled on, I who responded, stating that the of 'bo | moeting w»g to discuss the subject of graded Schools, under the system which has been adopted in the citv of Siv.tnnah. The sub. ject then discussed byNcaife, I Goodwin and VioNuby, in which tbeystionc' ! Iv advocated the system of graded schools. Crpt. Westou s rongly advocated the build tng of comfortable bouses, thought the town behind the times in this respt cl, the build' ings now in use being mere shells, thought it prudent to call the ci'iz ns together aud adopt some plan whereby g od and substan- I tial buildings should bu erecied. On motion a meeting >v<is appointed (or next Fiidayand a committee was appointed to confer With the trustees of the Crawtord donation, also a committee of seven, consisting of J/ossrs. rS-t-'-ife, Goodwin, Roberts, Grier, McKcnuey, Grim and Weston, to bring matter for con sideration before the next meeting The meeting then adjourned to meet at the Cour t House on Friday the 12th tost., at 11 o’clock A. M. Do you Want Milk and Peaches in dead of Winter? It so, secure rhe Protector Fruit Jars from DR. J. R. JaNES. (Communicated.) Dawson, Ga., August 6th, 1870. Hr. A'iutor : I'uotiee in your report ot the proceedings of the County meeting ou las' Tuesday, a statement that might lead you r readers and the public to infer that I had al *u»iou to the Representatives oi Terrell coun ty, when I referred (though didn’t fully ex press iity meaning) to the Constitution aud the laws bei'Df; trampled upon by the Legis lature ol Georgia, and by some of our mem bers. If so, allow me to disabuse your miud as well as the public, of any such an im pression, for such was not my intention. It 1 had had no information as to the opiu ions of the fi in. R-present stives from this county, upon ib» question of “prolongation,’ 1 should, nevertheless, have felt confident that they had “planted themselves upon tire Constitution," ad had taken a solemu ob'i gtiiuu to support the aauve, w lush they wou.d no', in thi.r, the hour of their country’s trial,, dioeguic. as all these (in uiy humble opin ion) wi.l do, who vote ler the “Tweedy Reso lution,” or any other of a similar character, in direct violation of the clear provisions oj the State Constitution, and the Acts of Con gress admitting our State to representation. Hoping that you will give the above an in sertion in your paper, l remain yours very respectluUy, *,F. SIMJ/ONS. THE GRISWOLD GIN, at FULTON'S. Dn Tutt's Expkctoranr—All who have u-ed ibis iuvaluatile medicine for Coughs Colds, Aslbini, Spitting of Blood, Ctoup, luflautattoii ut toe Lungs or Chest, Hoarse ness, D liiculty eil breathing, Bronchitis, and all dise.is. sos the Lungs attest its usefulness. Fur Lung ail't-ctions it has no equal. Fruit seasou is utis o:i us. Don’t fail to auppiy vour wile with Fruit. Jars trnm DR J. R. JANES. A man Regains Hiss Wife at Curds, About eight or nine months since a man living m the northern part oi the city went out in the eastern part ot this State to seek his lor tune in the new mines of that section, leaving his ewite anil one child herein town. Some sOTen months ago a gallant disciple ol St. Crispin persuaded the \V hite i’ine widow to take up her abode with him in a house which he furnished for her. The new pair lived together for about seven mouths, when a few days ago the genuine husband returned. Ut course there was trouble in the camp, but after some quarreling, the two men agreed to play a game of seven up for the woman. The game came off last Saturday night, and the hus band won his wife bat:.: by just “two points. ’ Thu man claimed his wife, and the man of leather could not say but that he had fairly won her. The woman preferred the shoemak er, but the husband and winner was determined to have his own. Ho packed up what furniture they pos sessed, and last Saturday evening, with all his household goods, left by a fast freight wagon for California, — When the wagon started from North C street there was quite a scene. A crowdtef nearly one hundred persons had collected to see the husband carry away his “stake,” and there was much merriment over the romantic affair.— The woman cried and wanted to stay with the shoemaker, and the shoema ker cried at parting with the treasure he had lost by not holding enough “trumps. ’ He asked some ot the crowd if they thought he would be ar rosted if he attempted to take the wo man out of the wagon. They told him he had lost her “on the square, and he must bear it liko a man; so the wagon moved on, and soon the fair one was “gono from his gaze. Tiie Best Yet. —George E. Peiiixe, the best Engraver on Steel this coun try ever produced, has been a lung tin e engaged on a 19x24 Portrait on steel of M. M. (“Brick”) Pomeroy, which will bo the best and most elab orate work of Art of the kind e\ei j made in America. It will be printed j on heavy plate paper for framing, and will rank with the choicest Art works of the world. The price of the engra ving will be s’2.o0 —very low for so fine a work. C. P. Sykes, P. 0. Box 5217, New York City, Publisher ot Pomeroy’s Democrat, oilers one of theso beautiful Pictures as a Premium for throe new subscriptions to that pa per, at regular rates, ($2.50.) received at the office in New York City, before the first day of December, when the engraving will be ready to send out, by mail, wrapped on a roller, prepaid. Wo shall soon see how looks the man who writes Sense aud Nonsense; political and descriptive articles and those strangely beautilul Saturday Night Chapters. Democrats have a two-third majori ty in the North Carolina legislature. For the Aawsun Journal, “CoincJeiiUa.'' BT ZE!U. B^Ut d«y* § IhQ deW/ d * Wn ° f th ° e * rlr * prln * Wh**n the of flowers are borne upon ti • freeze.* The dew-drops M rr glittering beneath the morn ing sun’s rays, And tUc ivurtnn- of birds are heard xinonjr tho trees. So In youth the spirit looks out- Hopes are ever soaring, 80 joyous and free, Etre’s pnth# with roses are ever scattered about And naught but pleasure and beauty we see. ’ but, surely as the sultriness of deep’ning noon, Dust aud strife, tumult of the crowded stren> Follow not with lingering steps, but hastens on soon After a summer morning so quiet and sweet. So must the flowery paths of the morning of life L ad to rough, rooky hills and stoop aseeut " “ ere •' * ">eet with suffering, care and strife, Evils aud troubles, which we ne’er can prevent And is there no light -no Infinite hopo to cheer If hen blighted by disappointment we plod our weary way 1 There is a hope, never fading, h steady light Bhln. ing clear, Before which the shades of trouble ever flee away. I ben, o I seek this light, ere it be too late-- While yet on thy brow are the fresh dews of youth ; While the heart throbs with joy aud hopes are elate, Choose for thy part, divine wisdom aud truth l From the Western Eural. The leiisiu, BT WESLEY MOTT. The word census is derived from a Latin term which means to enroll.— The officers who took the census of the Roman empire were called censors, and in addition thereto, they possessed a magisterial authority resembling that of our present justice of the peace. From the earliest times it has beon the custom of nations to take, at stated periods, a census of their populations and property, in order to learn their capacity to prosecute war or to bear taxation. The “numberings of tho people,” described in tho Pentateuch, arc tho earliest recorded instances of the kind. King David was punished for his presumption iu taking tho cen sus contrary to the Divine will, and tlho birth of Christ occurred in the midst of a grand census of the Roman Empire. Among tho Jews and Egyptians tho j heads of families wero required to re- : pair before the officers and report; ! but among the Romans, the census was taken at the actual residences of the people. Iu the year 1080, William the Con queror ordered a census of all Eng land directing his officers to ascertain the number of the different classes of people, if the different kinds of form ing land, and plows, and their value, etc., etc. This important document, eight hundred years old, under tho name of Domesday Book, is still in perfect preservation at Westminster, England. Six years were consumed in its compilation. The present is the ninth census of the United State, aud is taken by tho Secretary of the Interior, acting through the United States Marshals, each one of whom divides his district into sub-divisions containing less than 20,000 people each. In track one of these sub-divisions an Assistant Marshal is appointed, j who is required to visit personally ' each family, larnr, and shop, mill and , factory, in his district, and by person- | al inquiry and observation, to obtain tho required facts and write them 1 down upon the spot, in their appro- j priate schedules. In schedule No. 1, he writes the number of each dwelling-house and family in the order of visitation, and tho name, age, sex, color, occupation, property, nativity, extraction, educa tion, and constitutional relations of each man, woman, aud child in his district. In schedule No. 2, he writes a sim- 1 ilar description of every person who has died in his district during- the pro ceding year, stating the cause of death In schedule No. 3, he writes the extent, character, and value of every farm, estimates the wages paid per annum thereou, enumerates, classifies, aud values all tlie live stock, and all the crops of every description produced during the previous year. In schedule No. 4, he gives full sta tistics of every shop, mill, and factory, showing its consumption and produc tion. When all this nearly interminable task is finished, he makes out two copies of the same, one of which is sent to Washington, the other to tho State Capital, aud tho original ia filed at the county seat. From the above, it is apparent that the work is an imraonse ono. It will be the most perfect directoiy of the nation-, containing a minute, personal description of every man, woman, and child therein, with an exhibit of mor- j tality, as well as ol' the agriculture j and manufactures of the country, ac-1 oessible at every State and county seat. j The payment is two cents for each name, 10 cents lor each farm, aud 15 cents for each factory taken and re- j turned; ten cents per mile for 'travel j —the travel to bo estimated by multi- j plying tho square root of tho number , of dwelling houses into the square root of the number of the square miles in the district. The Lewiston (Mo ) Journal treats the ladies to this pleasant paragraph: “We published a few days since an item referring to the presence of in sects in the bark switches so generally worn. Some doubted the facts stated. We can assure all doubting Thomases I that the fact was even so. A well known physican of this city has shown 1 us two of these loathsome creatures, 1 which were found in a swich of a lady in -luburn, oxhihited to him, and trans erred to a glass vial, where they can be seen with the caked eye. Ua ! Jar the microscope their appearcance is hideous. They have a brown, pointed ' head and number of legs, a fu*z on tho back and Crawl along with a wrig gle somethings liko a caterpillar. They appear to resemble tho centipede family. The lady who discovered those had had trouble with her head for some week. 4, but did not at first think of her switch containing tho cause. The back of her head was punctured and sore. The insect ap pears to burrow in the head like a wood-tick. The switch from witch these wero taken had previously been subjected to a half hour’s steaming, but the creatures were as lively as crickets. Another smaller kind lias been found, which skip"about like fleas. Ladies may well say, 'Verily our back hair is fearfully and wonderfully made.’ ’ IUAKKIED. MOXWE-MELTOX.— Mtirric.l, at the n*sifii'nt'i* of the briiie’a father, bv 'he Rev. J R. Gunn, on rhe eVpiilng of the 4th of Angus', if -. Alfred I. Jfonroo and Miss Em ma C. Mi lton, all of Calhoun county. Also, hv 'he simp, at the einie time and place, Mr. Jonas W. Colley, and Miss Antoi nette V. Meltou. MARKETS. Dawson, August 11.—No material change to note, iu the leading articles of provisions. nndStaplo Goods. Stocks of Bacon and Floui heavy But little Corn; Bacon clear sides 21c. No transactions in Cotton. Macon, Aug. 9.— Cotton more ac tive at 14 to 16J; Bacon clear sides, 20 to 204 ; Corn $1.45 ; Oats 90 to SI.OO. Louisville, Aug. 9. —Bacon, clear sides 19e ; Clear Rib Sides 18 ; Corn SI.OO. New York, Aug. 9.— Cotton dull, middlings uplands 19*1; Gold 19. Liverpool, Aug. 9.— Cotton closed active, Uplands Bfd. Special • Volices . CHOI.ER l. The following letter is from Woodwurd of S’- Louis, to J. N. Harris, Esq , of New London, Conti., Mr. VV. is a gentleman of high respectabi itv, and during the prevalence of the Cholera in S'. Louis, watched the re sult of the application of the Pain Killer for this disease, and his testimony can be relied upon with the utmost confidence J Dkaß Sin:—You recollect when I saw you in JanuarT last, mv expressing to VOn ms most singuitie expectation? that PAIN KILLAB would fgve a tremendous sale in the west this Seasyn, aud my antici pations have been more than realized, and the testimony of thousands who have used it has been that they would not be willing to go to bed at night without it in the house Ou the appearance of the chol .ra in this citv, such was the confidence in the J J ain Killer as a remedy, that many who pur cltseid it remarked to ■ e that they hsd no ■ eats or dread of the cinders aslong as tiier bad the Piiu Killer by them, and hundreds i look it daily as a preventative, for no pe'ton can have a derangement ol the bowels or di aithceiii they use this medicine. This was the security and confidence of hundreds ac quainted with it, and when their friends Wero attacked with the Cholera they would admin ister tho remody iu la'gu quantities, and in everv case when it has been takeu in any of the fiv-it stages of this diseaS'.', it has proved zuccesstnl. I consider it an infallible remedy. I have n it hlatd ot any individual iu auy family who u.-ed the Pain /filler when attacked but speetl : ly recovered. The clerk informed rtie that he administer ed it to persons wlien cold or iu the crumps, and it give immediate relief, but still it i should be criveo quickly, for when the dis- ; charge of “rice water” has begun, the hope [ oi life has fled. Should this di c ise make its ! appea-nnee among you, as in all probability I it will; be not alarmed ;■ you and all otters ! there have the rtniedy, and L am corfl lent if the F in Knller is used, not a single death by Cholera will occur in yotjrcity. II sped fall v vours, a. t. woodward: f’-iin Killer is sold by all dealers in Family M dailies. Sold by Dr. J. K. JANES, D.iwson, Ua. A’xrxRtKNCK or a Yoi’no Woman.—A country girl young, pretty aud happy, her step was elastic and the roses of health j bloomed upon her cheek. One April morn ‘ she was overtaken by a “ pring shower,” | and “caught a cold.’ It was her “particular time,” and suppression was the result: At the next “period” nature refu-eo to act. She became sallow, swollen, and sufl'-red intense- Iv with pains in the bick and “lower stom ach,” palpitations, difficulty <>f breathing, in digestion and headache. I) ictors failed to paitate her distressed condition, and she longed tor death as the only hope ot relief. .Jt the instance of a friend, who had her-elf , i ipeuenci and its benefi's, she w.is induced to, tr» Dr- J. Bradflcld’s F’- male Regulator. One '■ bottl" euted her ts well asshe was that Ap i! ■ niort i g - before the shower. Tie Fent.l- RigU : ator is prepared bv L 11. B raiifi Id, j Dtuggfet, At’anta, G«., at *].s ip r per bv- ■ tie and kept bv all lespectable Drug men thto", h klh 1 tid. ,vi: it • .ut v'i:n t ’iSE.ytc.rrs Plantation For Sale, Clo misting of 261 acres. Well improved J convenient to Schools, Churches and ! Masonic H ill. Any one wanting a good [ l ice cheap, and presenting “the Kino,” Cun cull and fee me ou the place. M. A. McAULTY. August 11, 4t. fall ajid tejiter Ipipojlatioji 187 0. RIBBONS. Millinery and Straw Goods. ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO., IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF Bonnet, Trimming and Velve* gibbons, Bonnet Silks, Satins and Velvets, Blonds, Net f, Crapes, Ruche', Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, S raw Bonne's and Lidies Hats, ('rmuned and untrimmed,) Shaker Hood?, Ac- 2R7 and 23’J Baltimore Street, Ba ti tuore, M l. the largest Sock t > be found in ithi- i-onntrv, and unequal**! iu choice vaiiety a-d cheapue-a, cocaptisiug tho latest .Paris ian novelties. 0-do.s soHoited, and prolbj.t attention given. Official Advertisinents. a rt<kixtn’ios. GEORGIA. By RUFUS Zi. BULLOCK. Governor of said Stale. WHA’REAS, < ffloial iufo mjtioa bus b oo received at this Departin' at that Bills ot In dictment have be.tni found bv tile Grand Ja ry of Columbia county ugaiust Kmchen A i ams and John B. Lambert, cliargii g them wi'li the crime of murder, nod that said Ad ams and Lambert have fled from j i. tice : I haw lh' uglit proper, therefore, to haue this, toy proclamation; hereby lflaring a re waid of One Thou-and Dollar- each tor the appioheusiun and delivery of the ?a:d Ad am- utid Lambert, with evidenco sufli ieut to convict, to the ShenfT of said county and S.ato. And Ido moreover charge aid requira till officers in ibis State, civil and military, to be vigt'ant in endi sv.iiing to apprehend ihe aild Adams arid Lambert, in order thut they may be brought, to trial lor tho iffuuae with which they stand chaiged. Given under my hand and the Great Seal of tlie State, at the Capitol in Atlanta, this fourth day of August, in the vesr of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and Seventy, and of the /ndepenuenen of the United States of America the Ninety lotirih. KUFU-3 b. bullouk. By the Governor; David G. Uottinq, Sec. of Stnte. August 11, 4w. DiSSOLUriGN. 'PIIE Firm o f Janes & Loyless was dis -1 solved by mu ual cunsenf ou the .3th July. The bustnes will be continued at old stsml by the subscriber who is authotiji -d to wiuu up all outstanding busiiios of itie ol f6 m. Aug. 4, ts. J. ti. Eating Saloon, Eating Saloon. {Soda Water, Soda tar! J. IU. SOLOMON plpflonre in announcing to the c* ti - I z°ns of /)twson and surrniimlinET coun try, th »t he hna aeain oponpfi his Eitine &*- loon, where all th#» delica«t* 3 of the reason f that the market, affords will alwa\« be found, and cooked to suit any taste, n addition to his EATiMB SSLOOH; Bakery & Confectionery, he has erected a tmuT, perfected fcyffthsrempnt l * wlierehy lie *ill al l * ways have ICE on hst.d, and those who like ad. licinu?, cooling,innocent draught, cm always be accommodated at his Saloon. He is also prepared to furnish LEMONADE, DOMER3IC WIN El, &c , in any quantity, for any purpose. Ladiey especially, are assured that, tlie most perfect order will always be nuinfained, and all that can be will be done to make the #iloon « *t»r -I* pivue of resort. Give me a call Don't forget, the place. Depot fstaect, uexf door to J. W. Roberst. J. L. SOLOMONS. April 28, t . SIOO Renas*<l ! I S7’0 £EN, from the undersigned, in the Town of Dawson, Terrell county, Geor gia, on xSatu dav »ighf, 23rd icst.., about d«i'k one LightSo rel Mnre, some while hair about over her body. Mtne little white where the collar work*, ana a long blaze in the face. She is about si r. years old, walks and trots very well, and can b<* made to pice. When walking she catries ber ht*ad a lit le below a level with her good style and lii> ami frc^*i.*urlv makes et*rt9 or jumps, apparently from no cause. She is a medium animal, in fine keep ing. In traveling 9he carries her tail a lit tie to one Sid**. I will pay for the mare, delivered at Dswson, or $lo<) for mare and thi»d, with evidence to convict the th’^f. July 23, ts. JA'S. A. LASSETER. DAWSON Male and Female Institute, ''l'riE'exerc'ees of this Institution will be 1 resumed on Monday, tbc 15tb u! Au g ist. The discipl’ne will be sttict and firmly en forced ; the instruction thorough and p:ao t'eil I'npits will be required to understaml b-‘- foro they are allowed to adrat.ee ; but ibey cau do neither, unless ihev a e regular in at tendance. It is highly important that pupils should enter on first day of the lestion. Pationoge solicited. Rales of Tuition sl2, tlfisod S‘2'* fm the 7Vrm- Studenta cliaiged (torn time of en tering to end of term. • J/rs. J. M Edu ards will continue in charge of the music Lessen o givi ti at her residence. Tuition six dollars per monlh. J. F SP.4IFE, |„ . . , J M. EDWARDS, f July 28, 3t. N 1C W TAILOR SHOP rR. TORN BULL respectfully informs • the cilia’ns of Ds »son, and vi. ini'y, lhat he has comoieneed the Tailoring busi ness in this city, sod timers himself, iroin his long experience in the bn'ines o , that he ran gi»e entire »itiefaciion to those irho fa vor him with their patronage. Cutting par ticularly attended to. Cleaning and repairing algo done. April 21, ts. J* R. TURNBULL j OTJTHBERT FASTBHY 080DS. Dolton Varns, OsnaSmrxs On allies, .Tlaltrcsses, FOSS SALE, ./(WfMS J.ro F XZIifiOO Sec ., VictKtc.-i, Ciu. Ji-re ?, ffm. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS, TiTrIJICiX kIU HIFF SALES. IUILL bo foM. before the Court House It Door, In the Town of D.wson, said couutv, on the I*-t TcesJay In September next, betwe,-n the legs! hours of sale, tho following property, to--wit i One lot oi |h»4, number elaflty-Pevcn, in the 12 h Dlstri.-v Terrell county, mid one Store Hou-e and Lst in the Town of Dies ' sun, sittm'ed on the South Hide of the Public Square, and known s? lot 3 ', in original sur rey of the Town of Dmiart. Levied on ss the proDcftv of Thotnus Csblwrll, to Satisfy nfi fs i-stied f-oin Terrell Stipe,‘tor Court, in fivor of B. ff. Warren, vs, Thotrss CaMw-11, P.lnrinaF, imf M. S. Glues, snd EH G. Hill, .eeeritir-- iSiid ti fu having been paid effbv E. G. Hill, iSiCH'itr, and transferred to Ml It). 8 F. L.VSS£TER, Sbiriff. Aug"s'. 11, 4 v. p HOBGM. Terrell Founi) : \JT Whereas, D. F. Lawhorn, AilmitiUtra tor of J. K Sltinev, has applied for letters of disada-ion from said vs’r.tc : These are therefore 'o cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear at mv effi -o within the time prc«cHbed by law and show cause, if anv, rby said letti's shriuld no) be g anted. Given under mv hand and nffi'-inl eienature, this 6*h dsv of July, 1870. July 7th Bn. T. M JI)N EB. Ordinary. p IIORGIA, I’erri ll C’oimlF : \JT Whereas, D. F. Lawhorn, Guardian of Sarah Brinson, has applied for le ters of dis mission from said Guardianship: These are therefore to cite and (tdtnontsh sll persons concerned to he and appear at mv office within the time prescribed by law and show cause, if anv, why s.id letters should not be granted. Given undor mv liand and official signature, th s 6tb dav ol Jidv, 1870. July 7th. 40d. T. ts. JOSES, Otdinary. n EOUC4A, Ta iitell Counly : \1 Whereas, Wtu. ifioridattd applies for .Letters of Dismission from the Guardianship of the Minors of Simeon Huckaby, These ate therefore to cite alid admonish ad pi rsons concerned to be end appear at my office within the time prescribed by law and -how cause, if anv, why said letters should not lie granted, Giveu under div hand and official signature, this 23rd dav of June, 1870. June 23 Sin. T. M. JONJT3, Old, oiuKST t mm, (Successors to Tomlisspn, Dk.mabkst ft Cos. G2B and 630, Broadway, N. Y. MANUFACTURERS OF Carriages, Buggies, &C. Especially adapted to the Southern Roads. OUR S-TOCK COMPRiSId Lij?hl Viclorlals, Fiiaetous, tabrlolas, Fofkaways, And all other styles of Fine Carriages, For one and two hoiset. TOP AND NO TOP BUGGIES, Ou Eliplic and Side Springs. CONCORD LIGC.IES, Hail Hacks a»t! Jcracj ’Ct'ajrona We arc also sole Manufacturers of tho WOODRUFF CONCORD BUGGY AND P’qntation Wagon for 1,2, 4 and 6 Horses. 7tio beat Buggy and Wagou iu America for the money. We have had an experience of thirty years in making work fur the Southern States, and know exactly what is wanted to stand the roads. W r c invite all to ««ud lor Circulars, ami-parties visiting New York we especially luvhe to call at our W'arerooms. We solicit the tiude of merchants and dealers. Illustrated Circulars, with priors, fu'nphed by mail. A. T VXtTARtST, N. Y. W. W. WOODRUFF’. OA. Wo have si-o bought out Mr. W A. Huff, of J/acon, G.i., where we expect to keep a large stock. June 23 ly. ./ o e .v ts ti *.v r e :t To Soil Our Celebrated fi® wmm pi. Acknowli dged tiy all who have used them to he the best I’en made or sold in this country. No blotting! No soiled fingers ! Sixty lines written with one pen of ink! Will out wear ativ steel pen ever made. Bankers, mer chant-*, teachers and all classes endorse them in the highest terms of praise. Put up in neat slide boxes. Prices: two boxes, 60 cents ; five bores, JH.OO. Sent free of pos tage, and guaranteed to give perfect satisfac tion. Liberal Commission to Agents! TPe are prepared tn give any enetgetis person taking the agency of these Pens, a commission which will pay §2OO per month. Three Sampld l J cns will be mailed for 10 cents. Adprkss, WAt’iTTRN PUBLISHING CO PilMmrg, l*;t . Plantation Supplies ON TIME! Iluve in store a lot of Bs<*on and other fdiuily supplies, which is offered For tlie Cash, OS ON TIME. Give me a call. WR/I. WOOTEN. Julv 7th, ts. JOSTHCEIVID. I FRESH SOPPY ’ SODA CRACKERS, CRACKNELLS, PICK NICK, AE BATED, LEMON CRACKERS, Which I cm OATeriDg L ;vv for Cubh. J.L~ SOLOMON. ! J uly 2$ 4t. nr e jrn r *n CONSTITUTION RENOVATOR, or , . BLOOD CLEANSER*'. , This medicine U known to tlvp Iscultv *s ing the cjncrnlrtited fluid yxtmct ol Snrsap nriiljj nnl'ed with oib-'r vsluable medicinal hoihs, and isgnsranteed as chemical!} pure. FOR TITK OCaE op Scrofula usxl t’OtTslJrarTfO.ir. This rem?fly is coiwimwwdeaA'-esrpresslv fuf purifying nnd cleansing the hlood ot all in’ firmities, going nt or.ce to tlio fountain head of disoaae. It exlTngniohes.'• TUJ/DR3. rONSUMP-riON. SYPHILIS, SKIN ERUPTIONS,.SALT RtIF.UU, BOILS. hHKUMATfs.V, WANT OF VITALITY, SCROFULA. ’ We all know that tb'e promiscuous vapetr nstion indulg'd in during tire late, war bred the most villsnous diseases. Vaccination pus was taken from the arms of many pef-' sons full Ol scrofulous sores. Then of course the impurities of ihe serof-. olous patient were sbsorbed in tlie blood of men othetwise without dtsesscs, and both beeeroo Infected alike. Me n, women snd cltildren throughout nil the West sre most wofully diseased from this cause, and knew not tin'll a few month? Ago. the origin of D. Henry’s Constitution Renovator , RtlitVes tlie Flntire System ot Pains snd aches, enlivens the aphid, aud sends new b!o >d • “ BOUNDING THROUGH EVERY VJHN t< ibiparts s - s>;» i-k 1 i ci l: lo tlie Eye A Rosy Glow to Ill6€ll«ek. A Pf ultv Tinge In llte Lip., A Clearness to ills; Ilesid itrigtitiii'Ks to tlie romplicxiou',’ Rtioyaitey to I laws Sipirlls, Ami list|>|*iii«:*s on all hide*. For all aflvetions of the kindeys it is unsur passed. /’aople have been rescued, as it were, from the very j iws of death, by a timely use of this great remedy. EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS. “Doctor, I was vaccinated in the hoypita). Before that 1-Had no skin disease. Until I had a bottle of your “Constitution Tienova for,” sent, me by Dr Roper, of Columbia, Mo., I Btiffi-red tortures with running sores,,' Since I - have used two bottles I am all wel) except asmaUsote on »be calf of uiy left teg, and that is getting wei( fast.”- , , 3 4 - This from a lady.—“And now riiy skin is as clear and as fair as a babe’s. Mv complet ion, thanks to your "Renovator,’’ is beautlV fu). e , “Yes, ye«, 1 may well gav such reHcf was unknown to me before. Enclosed find five dollars far six bottles; two families here wan' to try it." “I was very much troubled with syphilik. Four remedy seems to be curing tab feet.' Send 4 bottles per Kxpresa.” “No more rheumatism. Three bottles of Constitutlou RenoViilor-,have made me anew man " “Doctor, enclosed find $5. flense send me a supply. Two families here want to trV your Constitution Renovator-” We have not space for more of the above extracts, but you can ask your neighbor sbou the remedy. Every one has something good to say, as it cures every time. For all disxabes of the Kidney*, Itelentiun ol'tlie liriii And for Female Diseases, Net vous Prostration, Weakness, General /las situde aud Waul of Appetite, it is unsur-i passed. CAUTION. —ln ordering our remedy always place the number of oar Post-Officd Box on vour letters. The new law io our New York Post. Office compels this. Address, |>r. [TI. E. iiem y<V Cos. Diiector-General Berlin Hospital, Prussia. Agency of the Unite ' States. L&bratorv, 27fi P-ail Street, ’Post-Office Box 5272 - NEW YORK ygrCONSTIT UTION RENOVATOR is $1 per bottle, six bottlis lorfs. Sient anywhere on receipt, of ptiee. Patients are requested to correspond confidentially, and reply will lie made by following mail. Sold bv nil respectable Druggists. - , .1 ICOU LIPP.TIAY, Sole Agent, SAVANNAH, ga. D K. J. B R AD FI E LD’S FEMALE REGULATGR: 1 “WOMAN’S BEST FRIEND,” Will bring on the Menses when they have not been established, also when they have been suppressed from umial ural causes. Will cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia of the back and womb. Uhl! cure Painful Menstruation, and relieve the head , back and r««i<s of irieeis distressing pains and Aches. Will ohp.ck meri orrhagia or “excessive flow.” Will cure “Whi es” and falling of the womb, when it is the result of relaxation or bad health. It is as sure a cure in all 'he above as Quinine is in OhiHs and Fever. I.adies ran cure themselves ot all the above diseases without revealing their complaints to any person, which, is always mortify ing lo their pride and modesty. It is recommended and used by tho beat phvsieians in their private practice. For a history of the above diseases, certifi cates of its wonderful cures and directions, the reader is referred to the wrapper around the bottle. J/iinufactored and sold by Ac CO., Atlanta, Os. Sold biDr. J. K. Janef, Dawson Ga. Price $1.&6. . We, the undersigned Druggists, take pleas ure in commending to the trade, DR. J. BR \DFIEL2FS FEMALE REGULATOR— beIi> vine it to be a good and reliable remedy for the diseases for which he reooarceuda it. W. A. Lansdell, Atlanta, Ga. P- tr.berton, Willson, Taylor&Co., Atlanta,’ Ga: Rcdwine k Fox, Atlanta, Ga. W. C. Liwshe, Atlanta. Ga. W. Root & Sou, Marietta, Ga. mavS-ly. ciifii Factory AND MANUFACTURER OP CARRIAGES & BUGGIES ojf f: v kit r nEsatiTiOcV. ; Patterns adjusted to suit the most improved Sty let. We keep on hand Northern aad Eastern vo■ k which we will sell at kiwset ca.Mt prices. Jan- 2f>, ly. | Sale and Feed Stable. Wk expect to keep on hand, all the season first class Horses apd Voles for sale. In cy j'tivibases w« look'to what hi needed m this oeetiiip, and trust to merit a liberal i from those who may need stock. Gall on before purchasing. ocsitf farnt:m & niurpe;-
