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Newspaper Page TextJOURNAL. LOCAL column. ; , ,-The eatH ' • lUo< i hot and drg, until * hftS °° t Vritinpc, whon ft splendid with the prospects of 'train-the effects ofthohot, are plainly to be seen on an d f s cane, peas and potatoes, tin bolls are popping open pre ,, From the appearance of ® atire V have soon, and the reports Ltplantors, the first °f October will fourths of the crop ope n - T nEGR IsWOLOOIS ’ al FULTON'S. T revival meetings which had • liro <rrcss for several weeks at S th e churches, closed on last Sab- There wore thirty additions to l Methodist church, and thirty to L Baptist church. In the latter (Vbteen were received by letter, and live by baptism. —Lovlees & Griffin have on t their .Sore, one of Di„iel Wfgj&Ud Swinging Front Ootton J'ffcSw-h th.r.re AZ* nr* They -re 6in ’ rorecrivft orders for them, de- r ,P ;T nt eoin- Call at their S ,,r( " i ‘ (he Gin, and be convinced Sheene m buy. Even, Gl. • .*- ranted. The shipments of the Dawson Man uring Company in the month of August were 47 Cars. IssrU F. your life in the Cotton Statos Life Insurance Company at office of rir f! \. Cheatham. ieptl-'hn W. C. Dom, Agt. AsHicn.n-R.iL Socikty will meet at the Court House on Tuesday, the 6th inst. Let there be a full attendance. The United States Hotel. Louisville, Kv is only four blocks from the Cin cknati Mail Line Wharf-boat. RriuL Carolin ian. —Wo call atten tion to the advertisement of this ] u - lication in another column. Road Commissionf.r’s Blanks for sale at this office. y EW Stoke.— Rich’s advertisement appears up side down, but when it comes to selling cheap goods , he says he is eight side up. See ad. The United States Hotel, Louisville, Ky„ is only two blocks from the Street Cars that run by the Naslivillo Kail road Depot. Andrew Female College.— The ex ercises of this popular college will bo resinned on the 3d of October. I)r. Hamilton, the affable and gen tlemanly I’rosulent, is too well known by our readers to admit of a word of commeudaticn from us. See Ad. SocnmiN Farm & Hour..—The Sep tember No of this excellent Agricul tural Monthly h-n been received and is replete w t i valuable " information. Every farmer should have this maga zine Price S'- 1 00. Address J. W. Burke & Cos. Macon Ga. Wove to Get an Elegant riano. —We kg leave to direct the reader’s atten tion to the advertisement of J. W. B irke k Cos., offering a splendid SSOO Rosewood Piano to the person sending the largest club of new. subscribers to hide V Weellg. Savannah Morning News. — Wo call attention to tlio advertisement of this excellent journal in another col umn. The reading public will find discussed in this paper, with marked ability, all the leading topics of tho day. To business men it will prove invaluable, as it always contains full and correct market reports of almost every article of trade. Every busi ness man should subscribe for a paper from his seaport city. The Human Fokm Divine. —What rad havoc Scrofula inflicts on tho hu man s .Vstem. How Rheumatism dis torts the frame. What misery tho in judicious use of Calomel entails. How rad the effects of Syphilis transmitted lrnm parent to child. Would you Wwd these terrible afflictions, fail not » use DR. TUTT'S SARSAtARIL i* AXD QUEEN'S DELIGHT. 11 Penetrates every fibre of the sys tom, even into tho bones, and eradi cates every trace of diseaso. KruED.— We learn that a Mr. Beicher in tho employ of Mr. Duncan, Calhoun County had a difficulty with me of the negroes on tho plantation * llil 'h ksuited in his, B’s death. Tho Weapon used was a plow hame. Far. titulars not known. a ' so loam that two negroes em ployed at tho steam saw mill of Mr. ■u. Thompson had a quarrel over ‘ome trivial matter, when one tapped “ e other on the side of tho head a liau 'l stick fracturing tho skull, iC produced death in a few hours. . '\ RTIIru 8 Home Magazine for Sep . t l ' °P«®s with an excellent story 53S**?? by Mary Hartwell, enti- “The • th ° Saw / r b y Leaven of a a 18 - a filling and quaint sketch from W mill - There is “ Farther auth be Misses Fitenooflle,” by the author of “Watehing and Waiting,’ paper on “Woman’s Work Uartm n f a g@s.“ The various de and .I? their usual interest, S t° gether the number » * <mp£ All Quiet on the Kinchafoonee.— Wo hoar no moro of tho rioters since they disbanded, and trust they are satisfied in this their first nttompt to take tho law into their own hands. We hold that as law abiding citi zens we should lot tho officers of tho country administer tho law, and in case there is a mob or illegal assembly that cannot be controlled by the offi cers, lot them call to their assistance such force as they may think nocessa ry, and onforce the law at all hazards. Wo were pleased to see with what promptness the people from the coun try came to town on the occasion spo ken of last week tendering thoir ser vices so the sheriff. It is ano to tho colored people of Terrell County to say that a largo majority of the mob, and nearly all the leaders, were from Loe county. The Grand Juries of botli e luntios, wo suppose, will investigate this affair, and bring to justice the violators of the law. The “Children's Hour for Septem ber is beautifully illustrated, and numbers among its contributors tho names of Kate Sutherland, Ada M. Konnieott, Clio Stanley, and others equally well qualified to please chil dren. “Beech Nut Farm. ’ by Vir ginia F. Townsend, is continued. This little magazine is really the prettiest publication for children that we know of. New Goods. — Ed Kuttner is receiv ing his stock of fall and winter goods, and if he fails to do a good business it will not be because he lias not in his employ polite, business, working men. See what he says. The September “Riverside” sots out with all sails flying in its frontispiece, which represents a barque “Outward Bound,'’ the tug just leaving her: Andersen gives one of his stories in his best vein, “Tho Most Extraordina ry Thing” it is called ; there are two or throe sea-pieces, and one of sport in “Prairie-hen Shooting.” The great storm of last year lias its parallel giv en in that of 1815. Frank and Lucky are two youngsters well known *o the readers of the “Rivorside” as amateur artists, and they give us some speci mens of thoir skill in dra wing as well as in fishing. Music for “Mother Goose Mi-indies” once more appears, no doubt to the delight of many young birds. Hurd and Houghton, New York. $2.50 per year. Colton’s European War Map is ev idently the most reliable one published. It is on a sheet 11) by 32 inches, tho upper portion showing, on a scale of twenty miles to an inch, the French and German Frontiers. The scale is sufficiently large to show all the forti fied Cities and other principal points, and the Villages and {Streams that wilt necessarily bo mentioned in the* war news. For sale at all Book Stores and News Offices, or s ait by mail for Fifty Cents by the publishers, G W. & C. B. Colton & Cos., N. Y. From tlic Telegraph A .Messenger. IVIPOfifAMT WAH N-Ws. Lcxembo urg —last nigh t—A ago s: 28.—There has been lighting all day at Dun, between Cstenay and Verdun. The firing has been steady from morn ing till night. No particulars. Brussels, August 2D.—Bazaine is certainly under the walls of Metz. The Prussians report typhus fever raging dreadfully at Metz. Berlin, August 29.—The fortress is overfi iwing with French prisoners Prison camps are formed. Florence, August 29. — Olliver and family are here London, August 29.—Ten thousand peasants and fifteen thousand wound ed are shut up in Metz. Typhus fever is raging. Prussian Landwehr are investing Thionville. The Prussians hold all of Southern Alsace. The London Times’ Berlin special says 220,000 men are moving on Paris. Wills, tho Scotch iEronaut, has been summoned to the Prussian head- quarters. French accounts say McMahon is not ready for battle. Bazaine is silent, though liis lines aro still open. It was Bismarck who orderod no halt ou the march to Paris. The King acquiesced, though his Generals advised looking after McMahon first, and l’aris afterwards. London, 29, 11a. m. —lt is report ed a great battle has boon fought, wherein the Prince Royal has defeat ed McMahon. Parisians affect the belief that tho Prussians will be taken between t\\ o fires and exterminated. The Times says Paris must and will bo saved, but tho removal of tho seat of government is indispensible, owing to the predominance of vilo passions irreconcilable with public order and military movements. Tho Times questions McMahon s tactics in mov ing north last. He might, at least, have threatened tho advancing 1 rus sian columns. Thiers asserted at a meeting of the Committee of Defense that the Prus sians will never roach Paris without a complete victory over the French army. Even then they will not stay Paths, August 29.—The Boix Do Boulogne is filled with cattle. The Moniteur says six days will ho needed for the Prussians to reach Paris. Perhaps scouts will arrive sooner. Wo shall be ready. The Opinion Nations says Pahkao must have entire authority during the crisis. It again demands the expul sion of all Germans from Paris. The Minister of War announce that with reserve weapons he can arm an immense National Guard, in addi tion to those already under arms. mid all the French palaces have been appropriated for hospitals. Russia and England aro strongly opposod to I'reneli dismemberment. 1 aris, August 29.—Americans aro rapidly leaving Paris. The Hotels are empty. 1 aris, August 30—Preparations have been made to promptly destroy the l.ridgos and the railways around Paris. Ihe diplomats go to Tours, which Mt.v will bo considered neutral. J lie committee of defence, at Metz, is daily oxpocted. l'aliakao will announce in tho < 1 lumbers, this week, preparations for a siege complete. Nothing from the front but rumors. Officers and others from tho front insist that a great battle was fought on tho 19th; Bazaine and McMahon . gained great advantages. The latter expected to meet the Crown Prince, who is receiving reinforcements, when a great battle will occur immediately. The condition of tho French troops is excellent McMahon has received reinforce ments. Bazaine has abundants of provis ions and amunition. Paris is fully prepared to resist an attack. The capture of the city is considered impossible. Tho Opinion Nationale demands that as the Prus sians shoot the country people, France should teach Prussia that if the prac tice continues, she will take no pris - oners, and the war will become one of extermination. Tile Tribuno correspondent writes from headquarters. The Crown Prince was at Ligney on the 24th. This is a great day in the campaign. The 3d army, King, Moltke, and Bismarck have arrived. The streets were chok ed with Bavarian troops from morn ing till night. Wood is sent forward to Paris. Everything moves careless ly forward. The troops are in excel lent condition. London, August 30.—Dispatches from the Prussian headquarters, Sun day noon, declare Bazaiue’s communi cations as completely cut Telegrams published from him in Paris are man ufactured there. Dawson, Sept I.—Cotton in good demand, at 15c, for best grados. No eliange in leading articles of groceries. Bagging from 30 to 36c. Iron Ties 9c. Macon, August 30.—Cotton quiet, 16c. for middling. Bacon, clear and rib sides, 194 to 20c Lard 20 to 23. Louisville, August 30.—Bacon shoulders 12c.; clear rib sides 184 ; clear sides 19J. New York, August 30.—Cotton held at 19* for middlings. Liverpool, August 23.—C 011 o n steady, with uplands at B|d. markets by .Hail. Louisville, Aug. 25, ’7O. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Moss Pork $29 00; Bulk meats 134, 16i, a 17 for shoulders, clear rib and clear sides, all packed. Bacon, 1 11, 17} and 18, for shoulders, clear rib and clear sides. Hams, 24A. Lard, 16 a 17—all cash. Bagging in fair demand, but no change in prices. Hemp 29}. I lax 60. Short time can be had at these prices. Ties 5} a6. Fears, Barti.et & Cos.. Brokers. a vm>i >< i hr.vr. I tender to ihe people ol Terrell countv my thunks for their support in the lust eiec tion, lor Tax Collector, and solicit support for the same office at the election to come off iu November next. Respec.tfullv, »„ e . ‘ifE W F. SF.-^IOV-:. Special • Voticcs. Woman's Rights. —One who has studied tins ab-orbmg sulj iow presents to the women of our country the result of his investigations lie is happv to sp.v that, he has at last d'seovtr and “Woman's Rest Fr ieud. ' It is adapted especially, to ihosc eases where the womb is disordered, and will cure any irregularity of the “menses.” Dr. J. RradfioldV Female Regulator acs like a eh; rm in “wh tes,” or in a sudden check ol ll e “monthly courses” from cold, trouble of mind, cr like cause*’, bv restoring the dis" charge in every instance. So also in chronic ouS -s ns ac ion is prompt and deci ive, and ."avis the constitution from countless evils and premature decay. This valuable prepa ration is for sale at $ .50 per boule by all respectable Druggists iu the land. Prepared and sold by U. 11. Bradficlo, Druggist, Titian 'a, Ga. A thousand women testify to its mei its. Asiatic Cholera in China Almost every case cured with PAIX KILLER. (From Kov It. Telford, Missionary in China, 1 now visiting his home in Feun.) Washington, Peon. Dear Sirs : During a resilience of some ten rears »s a missionary in Sam and China, I found your V.getabW F.in Killer a most vah uable 'nmedy lor that fcaiful scourge, the Uho’era. . . e j■. In administering the medicir.e I lound it. moat (ff.'Ctal 10 give a teaspoon/nl ol I’ain Killer in a gill of hot water sweetened with sn"nr; then, after about fifteen tninu'ea be gin to’give about a teaspoonlul of the same mix'ure everv few minutes until r.lief was obtained. Apply hot applications to the ex tremi’iea. Bithe stomach With the lam Kl - ler clear, and rub the limbs briskly. O \ those who had the Cholera, and took the I medicine faithfully in the wav stated above, eight out ol ten recovered. Tr^vo^ If attacked with the Diarticea, Dysentery, c amp Colic, don't delay the use of the painkiller. Fungchow, China. Dear Sirs: During a long residence in Chi na I hive n<ed vour invaluable Pain A'dler, both in mV own family and among the Chi nese an I'bave found it a ntoat exe-11-nt med ■ • ’ i a ike eu timer of 1862 and OS, Viri .esillinn In .Shanghai, I found it an al- certain 8 core for Cholera, if used in time- Indeed, using it in a great many "i stittces l do not remember falling in a stngl case- For three tears I have been reStdmg in this place, more than fifty tn.lcs from a physician, and hayebeen obliged ofren to fall upon my own resources in cases of sickness. The Chinese come to us in great numbers for medicine and advice. Though wi'hont modi* cal knowledge ourselves, the few simple rem edies we can command are so mu ih in ad* vnnee even of their physician*, thn* we have aim st daily applications. We allow them to come, bec*u*<- it bring* u* in con act. wi h them, and opens a door of u«ofnli es. In diarrl <tm, colic, vomiting, cholera, coughs, etc., your P. 41A T KI LL jffli has been my chief medicine. You* - * verv truly, T P. CRAWFORD For sale by Dr. J. R .1 mes, Dawson, Ga. jtk n • ./i) i •/:a 9 •#*/;. ImVtIJWT! IC. RICH, OF Cuthbert, Ga, Wisin', to inform liia friends anil the puhlic, that ha has rented the store tormeily occu pied bv Lotless A Griffin, wl i li he vtill open on or about the first da; of October, with a Urge and well selected stock of tapey and £tapls t)f/ (joodji, ALSO ITIILLINEKY GOODS, which he intends lo sell lower than «nv oilier House this side of New \ ork. Come Mid see for jouiselves. This Store will be known a j DAWSON'S BARGAIN STORE sept. l-3tr. MONTHLY MAGAZINE, Tuo Dollar* per Annum. 31 PAGES READING MATTER, 30 PAGES ADVERTISEMENTS WALKER, EVANS & COCSY/ELL D. WYATT AIKEN, t n.u:j.j'SToy, s. c \ DEMOCRATIC AAjDFAJII- I.A AEWSPAPfiII. The Savannah Morning News Now Is liiu time to Subscribe. Vosi have your rhoire, ami can lake either the Daily. Tri- Weekly or AVeekly edition. THE 7IORAHG HEAVS j Is,ln >ll respects, n Democratic journal, faithful ' to Democratic principles and earnest in advocacy of Democratic measures. 7 * believe,-, that the success of it* party is necessary to the salvation of the country. Its reputation as a news journal will be maintained as heretofore. In Domestic. Fmcign and Commercial Intelligence, Literature, Ac., it is not surpassed by any paper in the coun try. /ts whole character is comprehensively sta ted in saying that it is a great Democratic and family newspaper, devoted to the interests of the people of the South. 7o every business man, its Jl/arket intelligence alone is worth many times its suoscription. Col W. T 'l'li mpson, with able assistants, has control of its Editorial and News columns ; while its corps of/feporters tre tellable in every res pect. Terms—l year, $lO 00; f» months, $5 00; 3 mouths, $2 50. ills: Til I WEEKLY MEWS 7s published every Monday, Wednesday and Sat urday, and is made from the daily editions. Terms—l year, $6 00 ; 0 months, $3 00; 3months $1 50. THE WEEKLY MEWS Is issued every Friday: is designed for country readers, and contains a careful summary of the news of the week, with the principal editorials, the current news, the latest dispatches, and full reports. Terras—s -’ U a year : 1 dollar for 6 months. i No attention paid to orders, unless accompanied 1 by the money. /Mstmasters everywhere are authorised to act as A gents. Money can be sent by Post Office order or Kx j press, at our risk. Jddress,* j .1. id. ESTELL, 111, Hay Street, Savannah. A Splendid Rosewood Piano Worth SSOO, For New Subscribers to Burke's Weelclg 'T'Mlfi’ Publishers of Burk«’s Wsrklv for I B >y- siwl Girls <iff-r n solf-nffi l §SOO /Torpwnnd Piuio, for the Zirgsst ZTlub of ( New Subscribers, (not Ip«s than thirty,) sent j 10 fhtt paper. Sniff for nmi-nI.N «r>ff a ; specimen copy to J. W. BURKE &CO . i Sept 1-ts. M .con, Ga. T Si© latest War News. People of South-western Georgia, AND LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!! m 1/llTTlirn ,a ties this method of informing his old patrons, end the public gener lil K||| Ift > H '.Uf, that he is now receiving aud will continue to receive, and keep LUI I\UI assortment of Dry Goods, consisting of Ladies Hr ess Goods, of all Styles anti Htscrirtions, Gents, and JS.nis Vlolhin i, H i!*. Caps, Roots and Shots, anti at any Price, toy ether with a Putt Stock or fancy and family Groceries , Hardware, Crockery anti Tinware. In fact, he is determined that no one shall come to hint for anything, and have to go els when’ to get it. The immortal JK W a'lll reigns supreme master of oercuionies, assisted by his apt papil, Jltsttler Jimmie Parks and he is determined to sell goods a little cheaper than any otto else, lit cotdially invites his flisuds to give Ititn a trial before purchasing. MR. KUTTNER has also opened another store, at the old -tand of bl RNEY A NELSON’ under the .Superintendence of Mr, If. J. .1 1,i,1,.'1, assisted by JUlfc. I*oß 3a Ikl-ILLE, where he will keep a select stock of DRY 000 DS , >Q-pis.-el hy none ever put upon this market. Messrs Allen and Ponrnellc respectfully in vi'e their friends to give them a call, with the promise that they will ever deal upon the square, ami use a 1 tin ir endeavors to plense them. With many kind thanks to the public | f.ir thair hitherto libetal patronage, the Corps, eu inoase, respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. Kim ' EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ) Atlanta, Ga., zlugnst 2fl, IS7O. j ORDERED: Thu lion. O. A. Lochrani, of the county of Fulton, he, am] he i» hereby appointed Judge of tho Superior Court of this Stale, i.i slid for the Atlunta Judicial Circuit, (o hold ssid office until h's Sticcessor is Appointed, »nd tlntt ho be commissloneu i ceorffitiglv. ; Given under my h»nd end the sen! of the Executive DeiMrlment, at the Osptlol in Atliinta, the dav and venr shove written. A’UFUS B. BULLOCK. Bv the Governor: R H. cltkinson, Secretary Ex. department. Sep l . 1,4 t. Eating Saloon, Eating Saloon} Soda Water, Soda Water! .1. D. SOLOMON 'llakea pleasure in snDoui cing to the citi- I 7.ens of Jl.iwson and surrounding coun try, th it lie hss again opened his Eating .S’i loon, where all the dellossies of the senson that the market affords will always be found, und cooked to suit any taste, u addition to his EATING SALOON; Bakery & Confectionery, he has erected a SODA TQTOTi perfected arrnneemonts whereby he will al ways have MC K on hand, and those who like a delicious,cooling,innocent draught, can always be accommodated at bis Saioou. He is also prepared to furnish LEMONADE, DOMERSIC WINE I, &c , in nnv ipiantitv, for any purpose. Ladies especially, are assured that tile most perfect otder will always be maintained, and all that can be will be done to make the Siloon a worthy place of resort. Give me a call. Don’t forget, the place. Depot Jstaeet, next door to J. W. Roberst. J. L- SOLOMONS. Apia! 28, t-. A. R ADAMS. R. M. BAZKMORE ADAMS &BAZEMORE WAREHOUSE AND gottqfagtoes, .M.ii’G.r, «.i. \\ T ILL carry on tho husiness at the Plan- V ? ters Warehouse, lately occupied by Adams, Jones & Reynolds, atig. 25-3 in. ANDREW FEMfIIE COLLEGE, CUTHBERT, GA. Thr .Veart Srholetiilc rear trill Open .Jlotulatf, Oct. 3rd, M*rox Faculty, full and efficient, as hitherto. Course of Studies, unusually com plete and thorough. Increased Facilities offered to young Ladies from abroad. Hoard —embracing Washing, Lights and Fuel, for the yesr, S2OO 00. Disci pline of the College, quite complete. Lessons in Plti*ir:tl Training and free use of Hail, only Ten Dollars for the Course. lien Ith of Cuthbert. unsurpassed at the South. £3J”fTnuse ready for Boarders, Oct, Ist. Prox For additional inform-dinn, Address, A. L. HAMILTOK, Aug. 25-4 t. President. Terrell COurt of Ordinary. At Chambers, Aug. 24th, 1870. Ordered, that the following per centum l»e, and the snme is hereby levied on the State Tex. "a a county tax for Terrell county, for the year IS7O, to-wit : 'Forty (40) percent for county purposes ; thirty (3n) per cent for bridge fund : seventeen and one-half (17 1-S) per cent for l'auper Fund; twelve and one half ty l 9) per rent, for .Tury JAiud : ten (10) per cent for Specie] Fund, and two and one-half f2 1-2) percent for Building Fund. T. M. JONES, aug 25 tff. Ordinary. IN OTIOEi r I''HIR7’Y days afier date, application will 1 be made to the Court of Ordinatv of Terrell county, Georgia, (car leave to sell the land belonging to the estate of Chuinoey T. Botsford, late of said county deceased, for distribution. HARM ON ROGER?, Adm’r. lig 25 11. with the Will sum red. CH<B. K. tUMrOKI.L. D'INALP B. JONES CAMPBcII & JONES Offer their seivices as r l' , o T//E PLjINTA’BS and Merchants of 1 Middle and Southwestern Georgia, and invite their attention to some of tho advan tages pos eased by this city over others as a ! Chiton J/arket. Our charges are very roasorabl*, being about ONE I! A I.F thore of oilier cities of the State. Our Banking facilities will soon be consid erably inc eased, and wi.l be equal, if not su perior, to those nl any interior town in Geor gia. The opening of the Macon nnd Augii-ta Railroad gives us another cutlet to Charles ton, Souiti Carolina, thus increaring competi tion for our C.nion. We can furnish plantation supplied on the most reasonable terms. Willi our experience in handling Co'ton, we believe we can please those who may t.t vor m with their patron >ge. Our Warehouse has just been put in thor ough repair, and we are now ready to weigh and sell or store vour Cotton. We are sgenri for the WINN HI/ 5 I.V PA’OV/fD CO7TON GIN, a sample of which can be seen at our Warehouse. Call and ex amine it, cr send us your orders. Every Gin warranted. Price $1 lit) p w saw. CAMPBELL JONES. P. S. Mr. Richard 11. Hutchings and (’apt. J. T. Kctor will have eh urge of our Neales and Warehouse Yard. Macon, Ga-, Aug‘2s. aue‘2s 3m LA WTO N & LA WTO N. FOURTH BTRK3T, JN+iCOJV, # WAREHOUSE, < o((on and Commission MERCHANTS. .Itlranrcs maile o.r cotto.v IN STORK 4VIIKN nKSIRKU. GLAXO Dealers. R11!T LEGAL AD/EHIISEM:NrS. MORTGAGE SHERIFF SALE. AA 7" ILL be sold before the Court House T V Door, in the town of Diwson, Terrell county, on the Ist Tuesday in November next, within the legal hours of sale, the fol lowing properly to-wir ; Two Blaek J/.iro J/u!es, one Blick Ilorse Mule, one Bav Horse Mule, and one Biv Maro J/ule, and Ten Head of Cattle; Levied on as the property of John B. Vanover, to sitiufy a fi fa issued from Terrell Superior Court, in favor ol Charles (i. Farmer, vs John B. Vanover. S. F. L-rISSKT A'R, Fept. l-2m. Shetiff. TERRELL SHERIFF SALES. U r ILL be sold, before the Court House Door, in the Town of Dawson, said county, oil the 1.-t Tuesday iu September next, between the legal hours of sale, the following properly, to-wit: Onr lot of land, number eighty-seven, in ihe 12th District Terrell county, nnd one Ntore House and Lot in the Town of fbw. son, situated on the South Side of the Public Square, and known as lot. 88, in original sur vey of 'he Town of Dawson. Levied on as the property of Thomas Caldwell, to satisfy a fi fa issued from Terrell Superior Court, in favor of B. fl. Warren, vs. Thomas Caldwell, Principal, and M. S. Glass, and Eli G. Hill, securities- Niid fi fa having beeii paid offby E. G. Hill, Necuritv. and transferred to nitn. 8. F. LASSA’TER, Nbiriff. August 11,4 w. Gt liOBGIt, Turn'll Fonuly : r Whereas. I). F. Law horn, Administra tor of J. K. .S’liinee, has applied lor letters of dismission from said estate : These are therefore 'o cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be anil appear at mv office within the time prescribed by law And show cause, if anv, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this Sth dav of July, 1870. July 7lh 3tn. T. M. JONA’S, Ordinary. tl EOKGIA; Turn'll Comtly : T Whereas, D. F. Lawhorn, Guardian of Sarah Brinson, haa r.p|.'iieu on le tors of dis mission from said Guardianship: These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to he and appear at mv office within the time prescribed by law ami show cause, if anv, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, lh'B stb dav of July, 1870. July 7th. 40d. T. M. JONES, Ordinary. (GEORGIA. Terrell Coiiuiy : T Whereas, Win. At treland applies for .Letters of Dismission from the Guardianship of the Miuors of Simeon Huckaby. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be nnd appear at my office within the time prescribed by law and show cause, if anv, why said letters should not be granted, Given under mv hand and official signature, this 23rd day of June, 1870. June 23 3m. T. M. JON/TS, Ord. NOTICE. I hereby forewarn all persons from biting or giving employment, or furnishing pro tection in any wa v whatever to three negroes or free people of color, as they are bouud to me under a written contract, until the 24th day of December nett'. I will enforce the law against any person, or perons, so offend ing, as they have left my plantation without any cause. Their names ad descriptions are as follows: Jo Henderson, is a tall, yellow man, 25 or 30 yea'S of age. Jude, his wife, is a small, yellow. dishfacc, snaggle-tooth wench, 40 or 45 years old. Lewis, her son, is 16 or IS years old, very dark, well built, and speaks very slowlv. Aug. 25-2 t. J/ARTIN 0. BRADY. JONATHAN COM.INS. - • W. A. COLLINS. JONATHAN COLLINS «- SON. Colli factors & Copissiap MERCK ANTS. \\J E renew the tender of our services to \Y our many planting friends and cotton dealers, offering them unsurpassed facilities for the prompt and faithful execution of all bu.-loesa entrusted to our care, p’elgiDg | promptness in all transactions. We make the sale of tot'on a specialty. Our senior ; having enjoyed this privilege for over forty years, and trust, by strict integrity, that he i has merited the confidence of our patrons. j We are fully prepared to mske the usual ! advances ou cotton iu store, and sha I en deavor to watch thu market and sell when active demand. VVe have unusually exerted ourselves to render sucu accommodations to our planting friends as to enable them to harvest their crop and trust they wid Sep.ompt in for warding cotton to meet demands, and if up on maturity of papers the market should be low an I depressed, will endeavor to extend the time of papers and await a favorable market uiion cotton in stote. JONATHIN COLLINS & SON, a ug2s-T.tr Cotton Factor. m E A m* IT is well known to* Doctors ami to ■ Ladles, that women arc ! * abject to numerous dis ewes peculiar to tliclT *cx—such UN Suppres sion of the Mouses, White*, Painful month ly * Periods,’ Kheuiuu tjsm of the Back »ud If bmh, frreffuinr Men struation, Irutnorrnghn FxeUssJve *Ffows,’ nnd I’rolspkcS Uteri, or Kilt Inu of the Womb. These diseases hnye seldom been trosteii sdc ‘‘essfully. The profes sion hst sought diligent?? for some remed? that would eiiih'c them Id Itt*l thrie di»- easefl with succesn. At lav\ that remedy his been discovered by one of the most skilful plivsicfunH inf the State of Georgia. That remedy la BIIADF IELD'S FEMALE It EGIJIjATOIR. It is purely vegeistde, and is put up iri A'lame, Georgia, by /IRADFIELD & CO. It wilt purify the bio ui arid strengthen the system, relieve irritation of the kidnevS, and is a perfect specific tor all the above diseaScH,' a cure as Quinine in //hills and fever. For a history of diseases, and certificates ot its wonderful cures, tho reader is referred to the wr pper around the bottle. Every bottle is warranted lo give satisfaction or money refunded. LaGrangk, Ga., March 23, BRAnmi.n & f70., jlilama, Georgia : Dear Sirs: 1 take pleasure Id staling ihni I have used lor the last twepty years tba medicine von are putting up, known as DR. BRADFIRLD'S FA.HALE REGULATOR, and consider it the best cimbimtion e4er gotten togetlier for the diseases for which it is recommended. 1 have been familiar with the proscription, both as practitioner of med icine and in domestic practice, and can hon estly say that I consider it a boon to coffer ing females, and can but hope that every la dy in our land, who may he suffering in any way peculiar to their sex, may be able td procure a bottle, that their Sufferings mly not only be relieved, but thrt they may bH restored to health and Btreugih. With mv kindest, regards, 1 am, reaped fully, ‘ W- B. FERRELL, Al. D. We, the undersigned Druggists, take pleas ure in commending to the trade, DR. J: BRADFIEL//S FEMALE REGULATOR— believing it to boa good Htid reliable remedy for the diseases for which lie recoiumeuds it. W. A. Lansdell, Atlanta, Ga. Pemberton, Willsoo, Taylor & Cos.; Atlanta,' Ga. ! Redw'ne & Fox, Atlanta, Ga. W. C. Lawshe, Atlanta. Ga. W. Root At, Son; Marietta; Oil; mays-ly. DU. PBumiTT’S Celeb rated Liver Jfledldn «• It is purely vegetable, and will act upon the Liver and Kidneys as promptly as Calomel and Buchu, without any danger of salivatiotl or destruction of the bonps. Patties taking this medicine need not i'eHr getting wet, or any other reasonable e*po pure. Symptoms of Liver Disease; Headache, Dull Feeling or the Blue o , Sour .Stomach, Sick or nervous Headache, Heart burn, Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Bad or Bit ter Taste in tite mouth; the skin has a thick rough feeling, and is darker than usual, Qos tiveness, J/elaneholy feelings, Cramps, Cold Feet. Colic, Dvsenterv, or Diarreah, Chills and Fever and Piles. Ui faot, where the liver is out, of order, you are liable td every disease that is not contagious. Prophiti’s Liver d/.'dicine. If taken prop erly, it will prevent and cure any disease re sulting from a deranged Inver. it wi.l regulate its functions rtrt'l thus cure all diseases caused by the failure of its healthy action. It has been good for a great number of years, and has given universal satisfaction. There is no brother or son claiming to have 'he original receipt; It Is put up' id both Powder and Fluid form. Fairiiurn, Ga, A pttmbor 4, 1868'. Dr. O. S. Propliit: Sir. My wife has been aii invalid for fif teen years. Doctors ail agreed she had Liver Disease. In couueelion with their practice she used various noted medicines, none of which seemed to do any good. .Some lime ago I procured a bottle of your “L'ver Med icine,” of your agent here, C. A- Barry, which being given according to directions, haveeffoctea a complete cine. Respectfully, etc., GEO. L. THOMPSON. fcf. Mjiliitt’s bpitery Mia!: Is one of the most valuable compounds now put up for Diarrhea, Dyseiile'ry; 'C’ltdlors, Infantum, or Cholera Morhus. Thi. medicine has been in use for years; and gives universal satisfaction. The most delicate child may use it with im punity. PKOM-IITT’S »».-%«* KILL IT. This is the celebrated medicine that ran Derry .Davis’ Pain Killer out of the market, wherever it was fold; Davis made Propbitt change the Dame from Pain Killer to PAIN KILL IT. For Nheumatistn, Reurafria, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Old Sores, Snake Bites, or stings of Poisonous Insects, lor Colds, Coughs, or Bowel Complaint, it has no equal as a dess iug, healer or antidote for pain of ary kind. Manufactured and sold by ARADFIERD k CO., Atlanta, Ga., aud for sale by all Drug gies. L , ___ | .—J DR. PROPHITT’B Fever aud Ague Pills; The best Antidote lor Chills tod Fever known. Cures warranted always or money refunded" Purely vegetable. DR- PROPHJTT’S HJITIHILLMOVS PILLS. Will relieve Headache, Neryousuesy, Jaun dice, and all other deraugemettW of the tiiv -1 or. Purely vegetable. Certificates. The following are a few atnoqg the boo r dreds of those who have used the above named medicines, and who readily testify to their value : , Col II J li tnderson, Covington, Ga ; Prqf J L Jouea, Govt ngton, Ga ; M \Y A r nold, Georgia Conferee -e ; Rev W W Oa l in, Geor gia Conference ; A it RubinsoD, Monticello, tit ; Judge J J Floyd, Covington. Ga'; flick l.ocket, Davis county, Texas, W Hawk Whatley, Cusseta, Texas. STATE OF GEORGIA, ) know «ii Ft- (.ton County. ) men by these presents, that I have this day, tor value re ceived, sold and transferred to BR/f DF!.yLJ!I 4 Cos, the sole right to manufacture aud sell ! my Family Medicines, aud have furnigbfC them with the full recipes, and have author ized the said BRADFIEiiD & CO., to or have printed, any thing they Olay see | proper concerning arty and till the a bote named J/Tlioin h. l'tiii Islh dry of June 1810. [Signed] O. S. PROPHI.tr. In presence of Thomas F. Jones and Rob ert Cra-vford, Notary Public. [L. B.J Manufactured and for 9aieby BR VDFIEL'O & CO , Broad S reet, Atlanta, Ga., ami sos ‘ sale by all .Druggists.