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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1870)
~u.\ J (J tJItJi AL. local COLUMN. , bright sunshine, and quite wuitn • or ". l "*l’ f the day. -Splendid time for i ‘,i»«<' tton * i “ jdourpianwrßare n,uk " — — IBK GRWWOLD OIsV, at yjjltxJN'S. , fionn3 , ir« Rce new Goods being pr vJ at W. F Oris, J. W. Roberts and Ed. EuttDC'S. vk.llniled States Hotel. Lenisvi’lc, Kv , ;< litbiu one block of all the Newspaper of fices. - Koad Commissioner's Blanks for FULTON’S. galoot this office. __ TxgrcF. your life in the Cotton States Life Insurance Company at office of nr C A.. Cheatham. 1 fi eptl-3m. W- C- Popp. a S *• opt Roberts bus pl'-nt* of new good-, an d Ilnl Barham want- them sold, Pustatiss ton Salk.—-J D. McA'elUr of fera for sale n poo.l planta'ion, near D iwsoii it* bargain. See Advertisement. fnrt'N Gtss —Lo<lr°B k Griffin have on Jhihiiion, at their S ore, one of Dtwiel p Celebrated Swinping Front < lotion n*. far which thev are A rents 7’liey are to receive orders for them t'o Sfrred at «UV point desired Gall at <h- Ir tor- prcnln' the Gin, a'd be convinced ,h„’it is the one to buy. Everv Gin war rtethd. ua S- 182wr - TV Sutos Hf'fl, Louisville., Kv.. fn on the most fu’hioruhle street iu jLoui.— ville. j | , TtiDt Rsvivino —We pee on oar ftree * #rv d«» «"Srn"s lomle.l with new eoton, *h : c!i is ren-liiv sold »t 15 >o lfio. Merchants (re rpceivinfr new eoods, and Dwson is piv tirt on that business apoearamte for which stie is no'ei durintr the cot'oo season. fnCCATtoNAL A/kKTISH. We a-c reqnctfd tscsll« mee iep of the citizens of Dawson ~ the Court Iloiuo to pfifht. at 7 | -2 o’clock. The object of the meetintr is to consul, r (.Un* and propositions that 'nave been sus»- }e»ted bV our Representatives in the 1.-eii htnre as relates to Education. Sec Prof. Skaife’scornmunieitlon. L“t all attend. ,V\. Jacob Kuttskr has returned from Srw fork, vher- he has been lavint; in his goods for the Kali and XVin'er trade. Mhv Do Yotr flcrou ? When it is in Tour |,e«er 'O re' eve voil-clf; Q few dOS»S of PR tHTT’S Fxi’Kf’rOß ANT will cine yon anti allav the sporehen-i'tns of your friends ; iroreover, it is nleaaatit Intake, i' produces lie muaea, and strengthens ’he Ltf 's and threat to resist a't'Ohs in ftl'tire. M'&eT ‘ liard not dhptd the Croup when thev hive a >H'!o of this v iiu.iblc cam.pouud on their II antic piece. KtetrvAt. —M 0. Durknan h .9 moved his T in s hep'nthe S orernom la'elv occup’ei b. P. L Baaoh ne*' tionr to Hotel, and ’- rtijv to serve hiscustmne ia and friends. Mr. S'. Maas, of the Finn nt Firnnn., Aliarpe H On., is nnv in Nr* Y irk m ikin'; Ma piihclnses oi Fdl aid Win'er pools, and sVishes to State to ids imilv friends ami ciis ititiara that he will be aide, in a few and >9, to shnw to them a stock'of p > tda tiiat will do credit to the firm, aiid to Dawson. Cinxm or Fciikhclk. See change of Schedule on Souwestern Railroad under p r oper hoadinp. Tiie mail train arrives a' Diwson, from J/Jcon, at 2.10, n M ; ftoin Kuisttla, 10.32, au. 7'ne nipht accommoda lion train arrives from J/acon 5-HI am.; f r oin Eufsolt, 9.5 pn , a rivoip at Macon i due to l■ ke 'he diifert ut trains for Savannah, Brunswick, Atlanta, Aup'ista, &c. The change of schedule in the night train w; ll be hailed with delight by all oa the line of raid. (Communicated.) 7)aws..h, <;*.,■ P«pt. 7• h, 1870. Ms. Editor: Oh Legislature has passed Peocrwl eduta'ioital bill. Ti ls bill provide far the education of all the children of the s tate, both white and colored, at the public '<pru.se. The manapement of the system is entrusted to a State Commissioner, with of •iw at Aidant*. This officer is sppoit ted by the Gpvxiuor with a r-lary ol fd.'iOJ a fear.' At the B\ijrg 'Btion of opr UepresenlfKivcs in the Legislature, I learn that Prof. Gaod '*in his called a meeting lor Thursday night for the purpose of getting up a local system 01 o, n. I till dvrs,and that our member!. Pl Ti that if the people desiie it, they can ore ua exempted front tho operation of tb gonera] law, Clin p ro ,. u , e a charter for I'tcal board to manage our own educational ttiatte.g. To consoler this matter, I under f’antl to be the nljeet of the meeting Thill's 'tg+»t. [< ripply important lor every T ° * r v ' a ’ t,s " l * At. 'hi- tnee ihg the S ate svs ti iU anl h- i . ■ ~Z p ia j , ~j > al ,,j ( | ie u dVnnt. of, local management willbe presented You will plea-e accept this commuhicition > n lieu of the at tit les on Graded Schools. T "osearticles will be forthcoming, if tboug advisable, at some luture lime. * r Er all who fee! an interest in the edtn a ” 11 "* rising generation, to come to the meeting on Thursday night. Kespecllullv, J. F. Sealfe. by the Milwaukee Sen' that there were forty strokes o lun S in "W isoonsin, fatal to life t) r ffcstnulivo of property, between le th ot July inclusive. Twenty women and children were killed, n thirteen injured, several so seri nnsly that they can never entirely rc i°' u ' r W() hundred and thirteen and six houses and six barns ' !l -‘ destroyed, and six houses and ne barns burned, with no accoia ,tin ing los S ol life, either of persons 01 annuals. mio' 0 P eiu °cratic Executive Com ee elected Linton Stephens Chair wan, and ('ol. Alstr n Secretary. 'J he da LU ' ITe o, ninittfe. acting in ao< or ce n ith advice from the National “?“«■» recommend the selecton of latSr w lor ingress and the Lcgis- U re Ae people, and to nominate wVa° i eu o*ble under existing laws, verr'a 16 ? e - ec ted, will certainly be t matted to take their scats. i* rout the Telegraph & Men tourer. IMPORTANT WAR N.WS. SURRENDER OF TIIE FRENCH EMPI'RUR AND TlcJl.tilOJi’S WHOM: AII71V! Bhcssels, Septerubor 2,3 r. m.— Yesterday, McMahon was completely beaten and shut up in Sedan. JLis last road to Paris was cut.' Bazaiue luis been completely beaten before Metz by Prince Frederick Charles. P.Aitrs, September 3.—Yesterday's journals state that the reported insani ty of tho King of Prussia is confirm ed. New Yoek, September 3. —Tele-1 giaius of special London dispatches' from tho seat of war report a brilliant Prussian success. Twenty thousand French lay dead and wounded on the field. | Brussels, September 3.—Yesterday the Prussians who entered Belgium surrendered. Tho officers of both armies wore set at liberty on their pa role. Consols 92i, bonds 89. stocks firmer higher, Erie 171, Illinois 1111, Great Western 212 j. Brussels September 3— noon.— General Failly is shot. One account says by his own soldiors, another by order of McMahon. The Empress ordered Prince Na poleon to return to Paris. He refus ed, and a decree was issued stripping him of his rank of Prince and Sena tor. Etoile, of this city, says tho French are utterly defeated. McMahon and the Emperor are ! prisoners. i The French soldiers massacre their j own officers. Mary officers escaped to Belgium. London, September 3.—There is great excitement and anxiety to learn whether the surrender involves the cessation of hostilities and the unre sisted occupation of Paris. Berlin, September, 3. —The nows that tho Emperor and McMahon had capitulated was received with the most prodigious enthusiam here.— Thousands ofpeoplo torong the streets, moving in ranks with arms linked, singing pratriotic songs, shouting an L (xhibit.ng every other sign of eutiiu iasm. A singing crowd assembled before the palace, -when in response to tho cheering, tho Queen appeared and made a short address. All schools are closed. The monument to Frede rick 11. is literally buried with flags. Demonstrations before the residence of Bismarck, Von Mo!tire and the Minister of the War c!'>sed the day, which was given up to festivities. New York, September 3.—King William announces the surrender yes terday of the entire French army at Sedan, including tho Emperor. Berlin, September 3- The follow ing highly important dispatch has just been made public here: Fft ua i!t4‘ Bkfokk Sedan, Eiuscf, So[»t. 2, 12: 20 r. m .—A Capitulation, whereby the whole army at Sedan are prisoners of war has just boon concluded, with (Ji n; Wimpfen, commanding; instead of McMahon, who is wounded. The Emperor surrendered himself' to me, as he has no command, and left everything to the Regent at Paris. lii- residence, I shall appoint after an interview with him al rendezvous to be fixed immediately. What a course events, with God s euidance, have taken. WILLIAM Wasiitnglon; September s.—The State department has advices that a republic was proclaimed from the Ho tel do Yillo. . The people still hold possession of the chamber. Deputies Havre, Gambetta, Senor Picard and others compose the provis ional government. Washington, September s.—Baron Gerolt has a dispatch from his govern ment which says that Napoleon is dis voiving his power to treat for peace The government being ut Paris, the war must continue. Paris, September s. —The following proclamation has been issued by the uew government: The decheance has been pronounced in the Corps Legislatif, and the repub lic has been proclaimed at the Hotel do Ville. The government of nation al defence is composed of eleven mem bers, and all the deputies of _ Paris have been constituted and ratified bv popular acclamation. Their names are Arago, Emanuel Crenrieux, Jules Fa vre,'Tales Ferry, Gambetta, Garnier Pages, Rochefort and Jules Simon General Trocliu will at the same timb Continue in the exercise ot tho powers of Governor of Paris, and is appointed rhihthter of war in place cf General Palikao; , .. Pleafee placard immediately, anti n necessary have proclaimed by public crier, this declaration for tho govern ment of national defence. Brussels, September 6.—The 1 nnce Imperial hasleft Hanover for England. The Empress Eugenie arrived m Belgium on Sunday. The Prussians are advancing on Paris by forced marches. Faillv’s death is denied. The Daily News says Jules Favro, the French Foreign Minister, has al ready made peace proposals involving the withdrawal of the Prussians from the French territory, and the abolition, of tho French standing army Paris, September G.—Marshal B i ! zaine holds out at Metz. The total ot the French under arms, including the Garde Nationale and Garde Mobile, is 700,000. From the Atlanta Constitution OF.onGi \ i.khisl. \ Honda x September 5, 1870. Tho special order of the day, to wit: “a militia bill,’ was taken up. Mr. Duncan moved to iudofiuitoly postpone the question. Mr. Bryant opposed tho motion to postpoue, and urguod that a country I Without military organization is at tlm mercy of a mob. | Mr. Anderson asked Mr. Bryant j f there had been any usoforthe mu l tui since Oglethorpe lauded, ami il U had not generally been regarded as a iarce. Mr. Bryant replied that ho was not conversant with tho history of the Georgia militia. Mr. Harper, of Terrell, asked if Mr. Bryant did not believe the organiza tion ol the militia would stir up strife. j 'r. Bryant replied that he did not think so. Mr. O’Neal, of Lowndes, asked if there had not always been a militia jaw in this State, except wheu prohib ited by the recent act of Congress. Mr. Bryant answered tlmt he did not know, and argued that iu case of a eoulliet between the races it would be necessary to have an organized military hotly, and this bill only pro ]>oses to change the code so as to make it conform to the constitution. | Mr. Duncan argued that there is no necessity lor the bill, because the con stitution gives every man the right to \ bear arms, and iv’henever it conflicts j with the code the former must prevail that there is no use for a militia or ganization, and therefore, lie moved jan indefinite postponement of the whole subject. I On tho motion to postpone the yeas and nays were called, with the follow ing result Yeas 52. nays 3G. T rom the Telegraph & Messenger. ntCMI A'if I- *VI A. Atlanta, September 6.—Senate.— A resolution referring tho contract for farming out the Penitentiary to tho Judiciary Committee, was adopted Bradley said the Governor ought to be indicted A resolution giving back pay and mileage to Senators seated by tho military was referred to the Commit tee on Finance. House.—The reconsideration of the militia bill failed—yeas 89; nays 57. A resolution fixing adjournment on tho first of October was passed—yeas 41; nays 19. A bill to revive the banking privele ges of the Central Railroad was pass ed—yeas 98; nays 7. A hill forfeiting the bridge franchis es of Nelson Tift, of Albany, passed A bill prohibiting whipping as a punishment for crime, passed. !U iit DTPS. Dawson, Sept 8 — Cotton — ' daily receipts increasing. Market firm, with good demand at T5Ac for low middlings. No mater’al change in leading articles of staple goods, and groceries, bagging, ties, same as last report. Macon, Sept. G. — Cotton firm, at 17c for mid Uings. Provision market quiet. Demand for leading articles limited. Demand -for bagging and ties heavy, at old figures. Louisvili.E. Soph G. — Bagging firm, at 29 a 30c. Flour dull; corn dull, Provisions firm and unchanged. New York, Sept. G.— Cotton active and firm ; uplands 20 J. Gold 154. Liverpool, Sept. G.—Cotton quiet Uplands 9s'd. A-x xhvxckm a: van I t-mi.-'r to tfin people ut T irel! countv my thhiiks lor tiit ir support in t'.e I-9t cl*'C tion, tor Dx Uo lector, aip! soll-it support for 'he swipe office the eln t’nn to conn) off .111 Nov.outier text. Kt'soec'fu'lv, tut. 95. W K VKJciiPf Sjt tciis l •VoHe<• a . Woman’s I?ir;ut^».—Omp who li*s lone siudifd th ab-orb ng «n l j »r k # 10-v proof’ll p *o the won en of our country the o< hi>* invegtig 1 tir>ns He is happv to ?nv tha r h*» l»n*« «t ! s (th«iT>v-r and “W- min’s Host F.itml. ’ I is to tho-e Oiiscs where w vtb is > iyordered, «"d "ill ; cu e a**'. iire;V‘l*rittj of lie s.*’ J) . \ J. Bn.rid l<iV F n n* U< r sc s l k«* >» rim in i-i “» h t< p,” or in a eudrirn check o' e “moti'llv coUTsea” from cold., o* ■nind, or like cHu-i‘ r , bv restoring the dis~ charge in every instance. So also in chronic u s t* ns ao i<>n is prompt and decisive, and Paves the cot 9titu>k>n from cohucl- ss evils •lid premature dec i r . This v doable prepe ra'ioo is for Phi** at $ 50 per bottle by «•! rwepectable J.)tusrsiats hi t* e land. old s id by B. H. B -dfirlo, Dnurtrist. A lan a, Gt. A thousand women testify t*j i'B .»e iU. Asiatic t’holera in < fiimt Almost every case cured wih PMX KIfJ.ER (From Rev C. Telford, IMissionirv in China’ now visiting Ilia home in I’onn.) \\ ASiitNoruS, IVnn. Dear Sirs : /tonne a r, s I tier of some ten years aka n" riot,a, vit Bam „mi Chttie, I found y, tit V gelabl* P n Kill-r » most val. ti.il.le tt ini dy 10, that leailul scouige, t lie OboVra. 1. 1 a 1 '.ini”t-itng ins medicine 1 I >und it mo-t ,(fetal to given teaspoonfkl nt Pain Killer in a gill <>t hot oa'er sweet, tied with ■mg if ; 'hen, a t er about, lil'een mil U 'ea he 2 in to'give at), ut a ie»su-on'ul "I th,' xnif "n x'ure evo r » few nituu'es until relief wu obtained! A tpW hot ajjniieati ms 'o the ,x --tni'ie-. I! the stomach »i h the Ki |t.r c !e r, and mb tie It mbs bri-klv. O hl 8 . who hid the Choleia, and to. k the medicine f.iiltfullv in the wav stated above, eight out ol ten recovered. vm If e*tanked with the Dla't’oe t, D iwi e y. C into. C.'lie, don’t delay It e use of the PallS KILLEI!. FUXGCt! tv C KIN A Dear Sirs: D inns a long ■ le u-e i- Oo n,t I have n*ed vote inva',l ihle P.in K l-r. t >( ,th in my own tainilv and amo 'g 'he Chi nes.. an I have found it a most -11-nt m-l ieine 111 the i i.uier nt 181,2 and t,.{ while re-iii'2 I" S I tnghai, I iuouii It an «!- most c 'train emu fo' L lolef.t, it med nr j ne . lid 'el, «atng it i'l » 2'eit raativ ii ataaces IJo wot rein-mber failing iu a gle F.r three veif- I hye b n ,e S id tu c , mi>ri > fhd»» ti r v mi! •*» 'r > n h phvHiei-o, >’’td haveh-en obltgel often total. „,v « vn in ot Mc'<nrt<«v». ■i'Co mi •*" ro ne to us i t great numbers f... m dmine md „h" -• ft. mg • m„l. ..,1 k . owledg' oU'selve 1 . the le v sl.UO'e 10 "• edtes we can c„n a.nd are so mi h n al -of their phystcuus, that, wo hare tin 81 tl.ifv application*. VVy allow them l>* tJ.unc, bucuHf it b log' ua in con hci *i h 'h«iit, Mud opens a ihior ol tDofnli.e 8. In Ia» r U3l, cnlji*, vomlrifte, cholera, cough*, •c , your IMLV KILBA'K has been my chief ■il diciue. You** verv fulv, T P. I'll tW FORD F»r dale bv Dr. J. E J me*, I)>i«8in t Ga. . v#: it* 9 *i:u i *ms i\rrs to iif mm I UT [LB ho lei. to P e buMcr, on S t «>• if «v. 17 h »»; 11 o’clock, am, • t the b’i Ve *er >m sh•» Kincha'oonee ore« k, krown a« \X liirh *»* H*i the building of a b of.y.t aero") r id rrp. k, af sdd pfac<*. P! D8 and Bp»eifi.Mfion« can h* l ceen bv * 1 ’’r* r u* (he O dinarv*B Office in L i e and Terrell Poo. T. .1/ Jt >VFS. Ord Terrell counfY. •T. U H.KF.R OX, Oid Lee county. Sept, f -2 w. PLANTATION S3AILI2 oa. BEtJT. lofT*r for Palo, or rent, my planfn'ion, in I»• rrp 11 county, 5 tilths fr-m 1) «son, ; containing Six Hundred Av os, two hundred • tidtv/I'iny five‘teres cleared, nnd in high tr.* of cuhtyn ion. J'attje' l wishing to pu - c aße a good*Kami, at low figure*, will do •veil to C» Il on me, or my Temot, Ml S F R-’Uiie't, who will hhow them ttie crop. P’ xv, S x O Hi'B an acre, cash, or £» yen B ll.irs nud h half «n u «*‘e—-hnlt <’a*h, bd nice 12 month* »ime. I» n»r sold afv Tuesti f v in jVhvvmber, I will rent at pub** j lie oa cry in D-iWsOU o > 'bar and r. J. D i/uKELLAR. aept 8-td. MONTHLY MAGAZINE, Two Dollars per Annum. CT PAGES READING MATTER, 30 PAGES ADVERTISEMENTS 17ALKER, EVAT'S & COGSWELL B. 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'l'll E Publi-h***g of liii'k**’s W>#*kl'* If>t t B ya »r»d Girls * ff«*r a splcnditl SSOO /,» ~C vi./*(| P. mo, for ihe L -rffp#* Club if X*w Sub-ctibcra. (""t fc-'S than *hir V,) s*Mt i o that nape*. Send f*»r n * *i tiGrj «• and a 8p« (’irrD*n copy to J. W. BTJRKF &«’0 . Sc pi 1-ls. J/ con, G * VhclLatcst Piop!’ cf Soat'i-sjsbn Gaorgia, “MWA S m l AND LOOK TO YOUid INTEREST!! TH l/UTTyrn informing V*is old pitron*, nr»l Th# 4 public £j^i*»»r ill j\|| I I |J| i j •!!*, l Hi* *he i* no«v rceeivi tg mid will conlitiue so nud kp*'f> LUI dJ I In L»I consiantlv on h.nid, ut his old stand on the corner, n fu.l uud 8. Lndid .ssortmciit of Dry lioods, cousi«tii:g ot fcnf'irs (Zoo l** or alt Sfyjf* ffnd i}f*rriptlon#* < cuts an:! li >f< ill #/ ii i ft it *. Ci n, I* ti l >?i >ft ul an?j l 9 rSrc • / fiiltui' icith a sforu o/* f-Vi'ir// anil ijirocerkfs Hardwire, Crockery unil r A\itutirr. Ti f*ct, he i 44 d* tprm'ned *hif no o*>p r'«hl| como to him fo** anTfhinjr, and hr. so i.r • vrlpi *to get it l*h * nmi irr,il .9 -T .% 9>l If -• dl r**i/ sid fit.? * anor «« c-rtfnmiiP« % 1-si'* ed bv hi * «pt »*i »and» fj tiUif ai £* a Si •n t h-* is •» I'n-io^d n sell gModn i l»l*lrt ch*Mp rmm anv ouo ehe. lie co;diviliy lovil and hid inemiS to give htu t tiia! before pare busing. MR. KU TTVFiR hi 4 * ilso op-’iied srorp, «t the old tfind of A NF.T FOV aul *r Mis ij*»i!ir* nl l Vi . . .3. usbiaitd by iTSii. l*ol Ai % where he wilt k 'dp ‘ s •loog s-oek ot 33 U Y GOODS. lhr rone rv r put upon thi* M'«rs Alien and PoH-nelle respm*tG3 T y i« ve *h ir f i-nd* 2’' e rh-*m >\ e*H, w'*b the prottii** that ib**v will «v*r upMi lit »q n-e, «;d u-e » I th«*ir e*..i. tv tv p* »-»e th-in. With mmv ki' and thnnk* to »h- pu !•»»« f»;r their hitherto liberal patron.igo, the CVp q , cn mad9C, roßp€Cttttlly solicit * <’* n* r uancc fs mi 1 ;m f XK‘ UTIYA’ nAVMKI'ViKNr, f Atlani*, G*., .4'a-u i zb, lb7n. j ORDERA’O : Thu Hon. OA. L»chrank; “f thy rtmntv nf K'nlton, ht», *n,| ht* i* hcr.-bv 'ippnintt'd ffiulpc of tlm Suonritir limit ol Lis St.a'o, i.i un i fur the -■ttlmt* Jn lioinl Circuit, to ho and -vitl offi n 'iti.il h'n imci'fyiiot ic .ppointed, und that Im he cotniitiii.ioucu ccordlnci.v. GiT. il under my linnd «rd the sctl nf the Executive Deturini' nt, *t the il.tpiml in All. .Ira, the d*v n'd ve«r U'nrp wl on /fUFUo B BULLOCK. Tlv the Governor : R 11. zltk nson, Secretary Ex. D pirtment. Srpt. I, 4t. Ealing Sabon, Ealing Saloon. 3oda Water. Sofia tale;! .T. Te. SOLOMON 'lVtkefl pie a u»-e f n Rnnoiiectnff tn the c* T ti- I x®UB of /) »wson and surroundintr coil”— trv, th * t he h i«i fegptin opened hi« E oing 8 » loon, where all th« delici'ieß of the ppnß *n that the market «ff »rds will alwavs he found, and cooked to suit any taste, n uddi'ion to hisi EATING S7.LOC7L i Bakery & Confectionery, he has erected a mm mxmv, f>o r frcted arr*nppfnent u whet©Sv he will *d*. wavs have iv t'l on hand, an 1 »hoee who like dv'iciotHp’o dinflrJtPtoeent d-angh*, C'tt always b** accemmod t'« and it his S.iloon. lie ia alflO prepared to furnish LEMONADE. POMEIIHO WINE!, &c. in nnv quant’tr, fo'* anv nnrpouo. L*d»es ••speciilll*’, nr© #-isu r ed 'hu* th** m* s»- p-il-c ! o der will el *nv« be m ♦in’apn and. and <«II tha cm be »• ill be dme to iri*i‘e »he S loon m wnrhv phtce of resort. G v-» m«* h cull D n’t fn»ir“t tl«» t*’ace Depot'etacet, mx' door to J. W. Roberst. J L SOLOMONS. April 28, t . An ADAMS R. M RaZ MORE AD A M 8 & B h 2 € WORE WAREHOUSE AND COTTON; tagtohs, .n.icn.r, c,.i. \T T ILL Ctrrv OH s he b»|Bin f the pi *n y f t< ru Wqrr'o'He, 1 tdy OCCUpii and b\ A J ims, J »nes & aue. 25-3 m. N D H Jq w FEMALE COLLEGE, CUTHBERT, GA. The .V, .vt h ■>!((*fir 1 >rrr rr Open Jflonthtrr. (let. 3 <f, t*ru. r F icnlfy, full i:i ii fii ient, as hitherto Coarxo «>f l!llllil'S, uuuaually com ph'te nrd thorough. SiK'i'unsi'il I'nrililiex off.reJ to young Ladies from abroad. Co:ji-<I —pmhrac’ng Washing, I/glus «d' Fuel, for the TCtr, SMO 00. Diwipliiie ol l!ii? Co!l<‘gf>, quite complete. I.ussoiis in PtiHcal 'lTaiwing and free n"e of TI .11, only Ten I)allo"vi r i-the Cturse. B1e;ill?i of * iiUihert. unaurpissrd v.»hp Soirh CSTN’IHO roadv for B'tlMcrv. O C t. 1 St,. Prox F» r fldtii io r '«l i r>r n tn t’ n. A A. L. n AMII^OV, Anff 254'. Prrpi.Jonf. [ Terrojs rOurt of fintinary. At Chambers, Aug. 24th, 1879. OHcrc'C that tho per centum Tw», ?md me i« li’T-Gv I-.* i • ] on tbc ffrnt* Tw. i# a county tax for Terrel! county, forth* 4 year 8~0. to-writ : Forty (40) percent tor county p'lrnouoq ; flii r ty (3 ) ner tv-n* f<*r brldtre fund : M»ventee*i fin'l one-hnlf (’7 per cent for l*mp >r Fund; twelve and one half 9 ’ ■*) per cent for Jury Fund ; ten (• > per cent for Vneciel Fund, nnd two and one-half (i 1-J) percent for »?uiidlo<r Fund. T. M. JON 1 -u, aug 25 tff. Ordinary. cu .s k. cxsipntt.i. it 'Nald r josh lAfyirß U & JJiMfcS (Jil i their hci vices as tofeuslijs & Gojuffioji fSsfolifijilj 1-0 TJJK I'L.tN I'A'IH HI 11 M tchi.nts of M.d lie Htid S->utliw»e*t»Tb apd ii vif.e their a feniion to some Ol ifioadviti g: h p»*H O'Sed by this city over oitieid as a Colt ’ii J/.,rk« f. Uur rpruH H*p very rotsora* I*, beirjf xbo.it OXE II ALF iliufc of other cities of • bO SfH’C. Out Bo,king facilities will soon be r n i 1- «T«*t»lv inc e«Bed, and wi,| be < q i -| if ii >t <d peiior, to tho. c oi any inuroi tuwu m Ut or Uti. The of the Macon nnd Augnsbi oud g v 8 ip another ou'lcl to (marie-*- t *n,*B >u h Cat* lins, thu< iiiurca.ing couipc>i- i i ion Ri om C * ion. We esu fund'll plinfatlou supplies on (he moH r» a-i’tii tide ternn. With our « x »eiit* ll co in handlinc* Cos (on, i wc believe "*' nni file *.«e those may fa- I voi u- wi Ii tlci pa ion ge, (fui W i.ft.i.t.rM' has j ist been put in fb»>r* ougn r pnr, .ind wo are tiow ready to weigh und Mt 11 or Mioro vour O non. Wo *V-t- for the WIN’S 11/* IJ/ PAOVA’I) ( orrox (iix, a Hample of winch j C*UJ L»e seen nlour W>m lion-e. (7*ll ai dex • ammo i’, or rend m you order-. Every j (Hu l r ce $1 <*•• p r»s«. < a vPBKI L k .IONR4. 1 P. S Mr. R’ hard II Hoiehiuga hq ! ■ pp». J I'. I co* will have tii.uge of onr »S *!•-* 1 ao.l W .rehouse Yatd. Aj.tcoe, (Ii , Aug2s. i title2s M n L. A\ J *i O N & LL W ’i C i ■’. KOUlll'll STRKUT, .n.sco.v. ai: « na w. WAREH3USE. e,»ii<;a Dl, u!::ii!i.>bin» ]N I EUCI I \ NTS. .tdvetnees tnstdc O.Y COTTO.r IN ST I’.K WIIKN DESIRED. <A A TO tte alert*. flop 2*i-Bn. / u Oufili* Jcrrcil f ontify : V X \\ h D‘B, A S.>—r HP I i-s for i-’ l-t-8 ot (i itrfia stiip for S'duev .id ‘.Vil'iitn Sim'.li, inino c'nldi *-*i <»f SB S i'C l ', *b-uM. Tf.ese iirv thei efo*e to pike and a Im»ifiij»h <l> p I’moiis C'f'Cerned ’O lb* H id appe-T at fit\ < ffi vri'ldn t*te lime p?escribed *l»y law a:d S iow eans-, if an*-, why s d«l l«l*i*ts shouM iu*' fie {rr.ui'ed <* v»*n Ui*d©r m hand and t ffi, i 1 8 ei’aia.c, th s 8 b and *v o« 8 t timber. 187.1 T. M. JONES, O din.try. sc, tB-3 'd. / t b:OI?-C?8 1 Tortcll V% ci i*v : \ 1 he e,i.*>. B li. H »*'«! Hplilie*. i*»r L t tprs if (■»!! ■ t'dial• -f ip • f tbc fiersoi-s nnd p'ot, rvof J I>r». h W'. .1/: !y , fl’t I Th*mi .(* W. II dd uk, Hugo a us J «tn s W. H ofdock, deceas'd. *1 he*»e are therefor* 1 to fi r nnd **d't on?**!' i l |). r-mtiß C' no i tied "» b- and nrpriii at mv ■ ffiee wi'hin the time p< c«c it>»d hv l«w nod *dn»w i; iFe, »• hhv, why a i'd let,t« r-» shouM n<» tie ei luted. Given under mv hind an t ■ ffi i• t 1 h's/ i4' ore, thi.i St.h d*v of 8 i>*’ mber, 187**. T. Il JOXjES, O.d. sept 8-30*1, / i 3 OggC*] », on it> : V I Win " 'H f). I' Ijialkim), A fnrni-*t't‘)i --m-nf J. K S' in**, •a- it p pHcd fur letters of dia*»,i.-»%|. n from ..»i 1 «B*Ble : Tin s* «re ’.he'*for»» s o cite nnd .11 nersnna concerned, to be mid appear nt mv * 111- 6 « it 1 i • the ti « r ore«o ib-d by hw H'ol -how c-ilHe, ' mjv, why Baid bi ers sh'-illd no* be g unfed (liven ntidei it v hnnd mid ffi id sign iture, tfii** 5 h and v« f Jidv, 1870. .fulv 7ih ?, *». T M .U*SE\ (bdinary. J NATHAN COLLINS - * W. A. C *LMN-» JOMATdAM C:LLIM3 & SOM. Cottoji faclofp & Co;-rt; l ii3pio,i MF.HCHA Ts T T-. \\T E renew the tender of onr service* to il nur ri'ii'iv pl*ntir.g { 'ii-rwls itt*d eott»»n and nler-», olfetiiiff them tin«'orpH-R* and f o iltiies f »»• tiie prompt nnd fii'hfnl * x ett!io*» of yll buPine-’fl (* nr used to our cue. tdflb.i g in nU f.rmisie*'on-f. We mike Me Mile of c 't Oil H Sfl’ciil'V Olf penirt*’ h.iviltfi e* j, *V «! ibis privde?e for OYO" f*• tV veits, h 1 1• 1 trust, bv Hiiict, in r ery> i«v, that’ he hits tneti'pd the confi ence of <>u«* patrotte. We me fullv prepared to m ke the ihqhl »dvitiC‘*R oil co ton in sto'e, arid fin I en*» d**avor to w itch the ill itket and s< U when ac'’ v * dem n t. We h*ve uin-inllv rxerel on r selveß to rnrtl r uuct arc unmodi ions »« onr fdm ine (rietids -8 to e*i ib'i them to hmves* their cvr-p and MtHf they wil be pi om )t in fo r wardirg est lo t to in ot derail'd-, >* and »f u■»- on m «'Utity of papers the m .rket Bbo dd 1 iw Bill dcme-’H-'d, will endeavor to extend •he inn* of papers m and a wait a farorabJc m-uket lino*' i" m joxaniix k »ti«r2s ’ ’r fo'Din F ctor. A Diimt li \ ? I.V The Savannah Mamin? Hews. o Now i* the SSiue !<» Snfi»u«’riS>e. Yon ti'ivo ycarciioictt. j.satl rus laid; «'ittn*r Use Bs.ii'y. • ii- WcrKiy «»r IVt cklf oiiitiiiu. tsh: nosnsMi mnvs I«,in all respeets. a Democratic journal, faithful ; to Democrath* prineir»h»H mid ennu-nt In m3 vnc'-ry j of Pemocratiij me.ikuroM. It bclieven th *t tliV* j mi ’(vc 4 *of itspartv is neco-'H.'ry to tin* H.alvatiori 1 oT the country. Us reputathm as n nevrn jottma! i v. ill he m iintaln**d as here-»oforo. In l o nestic. \ I on ian nml # ’ontm»*rclnl Int, lligence, I.i»«*r:iture, Ac., it in not nurp/HHcd hy any paper in th<»coun- j try. /ts \vliol<* character is eomorelien>*ivt ly nra- | t* *l iu Hjjyleg that it is ,\ yreat Di inoeratic and i /Vniilv new: paper, devoted to the Interests ol the people of the South 7o every tnnincss in>m, it« .Ifarket intelligence alone is worth many time' its «uo<c.-ij»tion. Col W.T Til rn.iHon, witli :d le assistants, has control of its Kditori il and \e-.v« co! fins': whi!? its corps of/? VGrters ire it li ible i t every res ped. 'r*»rins — 1 year, $1)0'; 0 moaths, jj; 3 months, $ i 50. Tit !1 tli i-W 51 KLY Xr. TVS' 7s published every Monday, irednesdny audSAt urd ty, and is made from thed dly edit! > *«. Term#- 1 year, 0 months, i.o; 3 months 4- 5 • rnn wtn'Si 1 v r »nv^ Is issued every Friday: is fir country readers, a id contains a careful su nmiry of the news of th 'week, with Fte p na.i >i! e (Itorials. the current news, the latent dir patches, and full market rcpor.s. Terms- -$ •» a year : 1 dollar for f» months N l * attention p lid to orders, uuicb.s accompaulcd by the m »uey. • ’/* mtmisters everywhere arc authorised to act ns Tjr * us. Money *» i he sen l»v D tnt OAlju ord r or Kx press, at oar risk, yiddress^ J..M. «. > “'V 1 1 , 111, l!n>- Strpr t, Savannah. PLAHTATI(!ii FOS SALE, I” am o(T» for Pfl i o plantation near I Wn J/i D f to Terrell ceiLii*, nine n Icj N '•‘lbwent of ZHwgcwt, rotr i?r.ing S’x II nd'ed acr»B r.f u*k **nand HM» hces dear *d. wi h good improvements, 'ii • House wnd Screw, & *.,&•, IF* .r par'ieuli « hs to *eriiis m.d price, call the subscriber in J) nrsnn, June WJI. li,ilC«Um, 3H, Ps rT i J well known {% Dor'an sod tr> l.adleN, that women srti Mihject to mtmoronsdia t*HNca )avuli.r to tlndr Hex—MUll iu* .V'lpprCK* hloii of 1 1i e aleus'.i, White*, Painful month ly * Periods, J llli um t tlsm of tho Hi,’k *uid . IFotnh, irregnl »r Alc*.- s. ru .tioti, HemorrnpfiH I xccmhlvc ‘Flow»,» Hil l ProlaiMea Fieri, or Fall iatf ot tiie IFimb. 'i hoee dlHcieea hiTO seldom been fro'ifci sno ••jssfully. Til# proles mq » ii an tinig t»‘ly for Homo rrm**df 1 1»«v v •ni I v |b’e ifiotn to treat thesa din ca-e'i Ht'h fH-'ceM, A li* , tb • t remedy b»« been by one of tf>e uio-f skilful phvsloiana in tho St. »»« of Georgia. That remedy is BRAD FIELD’S FEMALE XLIX U UI.ATOR. 1* jw p.erdv Vtp*e*’«t*fe m-d is r*F up in A limn, Oen.tfK bv B?. ADFIKIID k CO. I* will pii'i y the. bod >itid H'tengfhpp ivgtent, relieve irebati »nos the kidne*s, ap«f iq a perfVe* ■m cifi t for all tin* above disease*,, a cure as Q inine ip (! -ills and fever. F-'u * lii- o y of diseases, and cerfi6(*.ntoi ol i'S wonderful cure#, the read"!* t*B referred ♦ o the «r pt-er around the boule. Every bottle WMirmfcd so gi?« gitiefactiou or nioney refunded. T Ga., M-trch 23, 1870. Brapfi fin A tl . A I# nt#, Gco*g J a: Deak Sirs: l t Ue n’e*sure in abitlng that Mia?** n#*-d for the lu#t tm#i*ty years too npMlicicp t on are r»»'t»nc up, Ktiow.u «s DR. BRADFORD'S YE i Vi.R REGULATOR, un i en ' ?o'' tt lot* h st. c mb it ton ever Eot. en tojj;**ther foi (he disease l * for which i' mi imm.Mided. J l.ave been fami.'i«r ni h the pro,wt»ri p'iop, b *ih ns pruli ioncr of m- * I • i« i ii aj.d in d*'tmn»ie s?»d can hon <• -' I * siv that I rni.’* tier it a bo; r. to Siitf *i*« intf tenodes, and can but hope th it ev*-*y !#.-» cv iii our I <id, who miv be #uft’»-r»Dg iu htiy nv peculi'r to their sex, mav be able to procure a hot tl* 4 , that, their st ff .*ri*'gs may pot ot.lv be relieved, but they may be restored hen! b **nd stre (? r h. Wnb my kiu«l*‘-t »eif : *-ds 1 n*, respec;— f: 1., ' W R fKURELL, .1/ D. We, the undei>ifi'n* o [> uegiit#, tak* 4 r>le*x* • l*e in rfiifMuetl '•• tt so >h** J>:id*», DR. J. BR \ DFIEL/J’S FKMABB RED DLATU.R— --t»»li vi 1 i r i to t e \ ff«»od and reliable remedy f>* «!i<» d!s as*»x f*r which In* recoiuioeuds ic. W. A. Lan id dh A'lanta, (<i. P 'ubei ton, Willson, Taylor & Cos., Atlanta, Oa. Bc.l-wioe *?; Fox, Atlanta, Ga. W. O L 'vs ie, A'hiiu. Gi. W. R ni' ion/A! '{jetta, Ga. may o-l v. !) K . ¥l\ 0 P 11 1 TT • 8 Celt Up rate il JLlver A.lcdltine • [ is pure!** vrtpet.alrJe, and will act upon the Ij v**r Mud K dneya mb promptly ha Calomel and Bic’sti, •vith'iut. »nv ‘linger of fialivatiou o*' d<v*'ruetion of the botn s. IVi* ties takittSf this m dicine need not fear ffet fing wet, or any ot,!i *• r re.»SOnable c J po~ FUtH 4 . !}ia;toms of Liver Disease. ’Ted e’ e, Ddl F»*e’i"ff or the Blue 9, Soar Si* k or oerr«*ns He.'deobe, burn, ludiresHon o- Bud. or Hit-, •* r la •(* i th • ninth ; the skin has a thick rough feelin?, and is dark<T than usual, Cos *»v. < \ J/ hincholv feeiitiffs. Cramps, I hd 1 F et. C’.ilic, 1) «en'°rv, or Diirreuh, (J* i and Fever u«id Pd* s. Iu fact, where, the lirm i** onr. of ord**r, you are liable to ( vc' di-J h« * that, i-* nut. conta Prnplnt Liv»*r J/ dicine. If t;ik<*n prep ct!y, it v*;ll preven* and cure any disease re**- sul'itiff f om a deranged L'ver. It, i 1 require is function* and thus cur# aU di-ci c.tciUdt and by theluilure of its bealihy ac f i'»n. 1 1 has been good for a ffi oat number of ye rs, and has jpv *ti univ#r#al satisfaction. Theie i< no brother or son claiminff to have »hu original >e< eipr. It, i.y put up ix both Powder aud F.uid lorrn.' Fairbuhn. Ga, S pfember 4, ISCB. Ei 1 . O S Drop hit: Mu. VI v v. H* his be? n ?»n Invalid for Hf ii ve.i'S Dice tall agreed she ha and L : ver l) : -c.so, f*i conn* clion wi<h their practice *!"• 9H'sl vi'i-ais rioted no die; net, none of vrti.'h vo»*rin'd •*» do rm v good 8 >mo ‘inie ff" 1 "rocnr da b l I** of yon “L ver J/ed** icoie,’’ nf votir agent h»re, (J. A. liarvy, which i) off j,.iv»*n acc.o»di"g to direction*, h»i ve * Ifoc'<*d a Cimple'e «*n»e. R. spec fully, etc , Gl 0 L THOMPSON". bf, Pfophiit’p tjjfjfijiicjrjf CojiJial.’ I« one t.f th* 4 most, v ihiib-e con pound.*! now j u,i foi 1 1 ia rhea, Jf-. seutery, 6'uolera, Inf tn'uiii, or Cholera VlortiUH Thi- on- ii *iue has b- »*n in tiso for year*, and l iv* a uni vers il sa i-sfic.iion. Th.e ti.Qit delicate child may it with P’lnT'y.' PROPHITT’S Pin RII.L ST. Tl"s ? a »lie c •!, h s*ed m* d'eiue that run Pe>r\ 1) v s’ Pain Killer out r ! the market, wherever it w is *ol t; D'vD nude Prophitt; change »he !..t:n*; from Fa hi Killer tc PAiy KILL IT. * v For y\\ imvi'i> r, R»nr«lgh>. Cuts, R tiiscs, Burn#, 0 and Sores, Suik** Bio*-, or siings of Powoio.ua Insects, for Colds, Cong p, or Bi'V’-l ( o:op| u int > it !» ; »no equil ng a. d<*ss h'ff, h**Ml«?r or :intido'e fir p*iu nf «nv ki'd. 'l l l l 'P ic u:* 1 and sold bv iIMDFIFLD k CO., A lanta, Gj., and fur Biie by all D.ug* t i * g. 13 H. PHO PM I T v r ’S Fever and S&it Fils* The be-t Antidote for (7hi!N and Fevrr kt owM, CiDeH VHrrun'ed niways or inojiT refunded* vegetjibl*". 1) Ii PTi; >T ; RtTT 5 S HBCCMOUS A*lff.LS. V. ii 4 •<*!• ll‘vidachc, Nervousnrss, Jnnn« and ee, and all other derangements of the Lit s. l’u elv vegetable. Certificates. The f,,U3%ir)g are a few nmngj tha bnn- Ji.fts nt' thou, who hive used the xbeve nim and m d-ieinee, atitl wno ro.tJil/ tostitv to th**l v'i*-* *, <!' R J Henderson, Covington, G.l ; Prof •I L J iti„., Govingi it, G, ; V| W Arnold,- l- nraii G nif .ren »• ; R v N vV Oj'in, (? .or , C if ; V H R .Mhwor, Mootievlln, •«• ;Ju ls, J J Floyd Oovingt.on. Ga ; J) ick ! ouket, D.vt- cono v, Texas,' VV UawL* Whatley, oti3A ta, Tvxie. STATE OPGEORGIa, ). Know ill IT i.ton G t ntt. J men b.vtheee p-esenfs, ,li»: * have iJih day, lor value re- ; «••*>*<* I, HiiU arid tr insie re l u, IIR^LDFIjb'.LJ)' i * Cos, th, ritrTvt to m,mtl»cvure and sell | my fanii'v Medieinoi, and hive furnished 1 them With the full r-eip-s, and have authoj ! z and the said L!Ui£)FiL..D .A CQ., 10 print, • or have printed, any tint if they usay see I prop' -1 ' ruing any and all the above 1 named Jfiiic'n-a. Tui* loth d<* of Jn-- 187 K. [Tlfneri] (*. S. BROvHirr. 1, pnnseney in Thfunys Jer .m:,vd and linb ert Ora-v lot J, Xoiai jr r'abho. [L S j Manufactured rid lor sale hy RIiA*DFIELD & CO, 15,0 id S rep', Atlanta, Ga., and for bah by all J) u rn-ts. I For sulv by P.J. K Jaue«, Cuv -ti. G.,*'
