The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878, September 29, 1870, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAWSON WEEKLY JOURNAL. jj'Y S. 11. WESTON. 0 r'J j'J '< Osll fti\; Ul l, rcß ,tsUßi» kvkrt Tiicr.sr.vr. Tt , n Ui ,I'irnnrr. I * * , ft 7 5 T-ir** month* ] 2t . ■/’ -2 no How •» i«ri‘r«Ult|s I» ‘VS. The New York Journal of Commerce , „f one ot the old«st banking hou !!,' in tae country: “Wo are pleased tTleirn from its managers that they, 'i„ their business the benefits of uprose that sueh a bank, so long cm tabßahod and so widely known, might 11 its bills and drafts and obtain col lections enough to satisfy any reasona all)hition without a dollar of outlay for advising. And so it might be said sot Messrs. Brown, Brothers v Cos., Tlancan, Bhepu»4 ,po., !l "d otlu ‘ l ' leading bankers, whose aWuert* I,J X ° all thrt yehr irt our columns. W, srs A. T Stewart & Cos., who are more extensively known than any other houec this continent, pay us annu 4]v*(#o money for advertising tlioir luithaii any Os t ieir would-be rivals. If a house is not well known it should become so by liberal advertis ing and the better it becomes known and the larger its business, and the more independent it would seem to bo t l w better still does it pay to advertise it Advertising is not only a m mils of success, but it is at once the evi dence of it, and a guarantee of its eon timunce. Mv\tj noble house* (Lite the lc,deuce of their trade from the suspen niw of advertising. . . The Baltimore San adds: “It this is true of such entensive and well estab lished houses as tuoso named and that it is, no ono can doubt—bow much more forcibly does it apply to smaller fiuencial, mercantile and Other business enterprises, and particularly to those seeking to establish a trade. The Commencement of \ New Ena is GeoAol V M VSCFACTCREKS. Wfl noticed, some days ago, through the columns oftlie Morning M ir*,, of the eipectod arrival, per steamship Virgo of a number of immigrants, comp >sod of weavers and operatives, with their families, destined for the Eagle and Phoenix Mills of Columbus, Georgia. Thev ariived oil Saturday by the Vir go, and include sixty-six of the tiiu-st and most intelligent men and women a-.. have ever seen; hale, hearty and full of that good humor which distin guishes in -a who have a secure place in which to work out their positions iw honored citizens of the Empire Stale. The immigrants were accom pj’ifß'l by a numbel’ of fine looking children, intelligent and hearty, their rosy checks suggestive of health, -in l their general bright looks of honesty aud integrity Messrs. Win. Henry Woods x Cos., to whom the list was consigned, met them at tho wharf, supplied their immediate wants, and in«y were transported by thorn to Mieir home in Columbus. There is hope for N >w England yet. Vermont gave Grant over .n2,ofio ma jority.—now she gives ii idical majori ty of about 21,00.1. New Hampshire has reduced tueßadic.il majority oi lsyS, from 7,ti00 to about 1,000; Maine, from 20,000 to 6,0 )0; C onnet- I but. from d,OOO to 1,000 minus; an 1 Massacusetts and Rhode Island gain in about the same proportion. We are not surprised at these changes. No section of the county needs peace and hearty re-uniou so much as New England. Her commerce has been almost destroyed, and her manufactor ies greatly injured by bad polities. Sold Out.—Our sister city of Pensa cola, has been sold out, and the joke is tiiat she has hid herself in. The carpet-baggers and scalwags who run the city government, had 1.-vied illegal taxes that tho people would not pay, and the property was put up for sale for taxes. Nobody would bid, and the city bought in tile property. This soxt move we suppose will bo to ex pel the citizens from the property,and we ahull then see a city without in habitants, and owned by a corpora tor! th it has nj . c msticuouts.-— ‘Mobile Register. The prosecution for the failed to discover the motive for which the Ihgby child was stolen at New Or leans. Tho Time* thinks that the motive was pecuniary, probably to 'X-’oive the law for purposes of inheri rance - Tho name of Charley Oaiueiia, ff<is given to the stolen child, an l it is not improbable that the deed gn of her i 11 mappers was to palm her otf for the , Vimrley Camelia, who is most probably dead. Tho Democrats of Alabama, all over !l * State, are in tho best of spirits, n conti lent of t iampli at tho aj - Pjoaching election. Numbers of t’ue auical loaders have announced t.liat • e y will q U ;t their destructive party n ml vote with the Democratic. Mr. I in, the present Radical Represent jj u u the .'id District, will support r - Handley, tho Democratic nomi as liis successor. Tlie Colored Baptist Association, of r '"lessee, is in session at Chattanooga n ' commenced baptizing iu the river ! ,ere lil 't Sunday. Folks li .dug down stream says tire catfish are all dy .l. | 10 1‘ has broken out among the . I< .' {eus i" Bumpkin, Ga , and it is j; lr . * JO as bad on them as a Radical tUdt nct meeting. g ATII > H. Y. taxes swearingtwenty daUa* or ® vc swears for ouo For the DnWscn Journal. To tfti". Is. Til H! P'JCTRSS OF Tk^RKL^i. Wield tho pon and court tho muses While your fancy, plum and and bright, Sentient soul and diffuses, Like the be mm of lumheut light. Re the willing zephyrs freighted W ith those cbrsytal sounds again; And tjje cold, Mid heart elated By tint sweet— that liquid strain. Let the music terse and graphic. Molt upon my ear once more; Like some far otf sound seraphic, Waited j'rvwi tho other shore*. You are now in life’s bright indrping, O i' ii beams and pearly dews— Its flo esccut scenes adorning— Bockou the perennial muse. Let not coward doublings alter Tiae Ann purpose of your soul: Ouwaid, upward, never falter Till you reach goal. V ULAOTIFUL LOl L vroSU Tho Count de St., Croix. bolonging j to ouo of tho noblest and wealthiest i families of Fr .nco, became engaged, alter a long court-snip, to a lady, liis equal in pusitiou and fortune, aud fa mous tor her beauty. Shortly alter tile happy day was appointed waicii was to reader two loving hearts one, tuo Count was ordere l immediately to the seige od Sebastopol; so lie girded ou ins ouhre, aud tuo head f liio regi ment marched ou the batdefield. Dar ing tue Couut s absence it happened that his boautilul aliianced had tue small-pox, aud hovering between, life and death, she recovered, but found her beauty hopelessly lost, death had assumed, in her case, the most virul ent character, and left her not only disfigured, but seamed and rcarred to sueh a frightiui o stout that she be come hideous to herself, and resolved to pass tho remainder of her days in 'the strict sat seclusion. A year passed away, when one day the Count immediately on his return to France, accompapie l by his valet, presented himself at the residence of iiis betrothe l and solicited an inter view. This was refused. He howev er, with tho presistouce of a lover, pressed the suit, and finally the 1 idy made her appearance, very closely muffled in avail. At tho sound of her vpice the Count rushed forward to embrace her,but stepping aside, she trembling!v told him tue story ot her sorrow,.’ind burst into tears. A Heaven ly smite broke over the Couut’s Hand some featueres, as r.iiing liis band ah >ve he cxclaime 1: * I is lied e woik. ram bund.’' It was even so. Wuutt gallantly leading liis regiment to the attack, a cannon bull passed so closely to hi-, eyes tiiat while it lett their ex pressioh unchanged and liis counte nance unmarked, it robbed him dorev- j t-r of sight. It is unnesessary to aid their marriage was shortly solemnized It is said,that at thisday may be often .-.ecu at the Emperor s receptions an o-ricer leaning uj on the arm of a lady closely veiled, nu t tuey seem to be attracted to the spot by their lovo ot music. ■I *!«*•'» \vi >i i iaia l . j Au English writer says: “That night I was ontiatu; 1 retnru Jby tue Lee { cabin about eleven o clock As I up- { preached, l saw a strange looking ob- 1 j,»ct cowering under tlie low eaves A rol l rain iva. hilling; it was autumn. I drew near,and there was Millie wet j to the skin. Her father had driven her out some kwurs before; she had ! lain down lu listen lor toe heavy , snoring of his drunken slumbers, so that siio ungnt creep hack to bed , Before she heard it, nature seemed j exhausted, and she fell into a troubled j sleep, with rain drops pattering upon ! her. I tried to take her home with | me; but no, true as a martyr to his ! faith, she struggled from me and re- | turned to the now dark and silent ' cabin. Things went on for wee >s and i months, but at length Lee grew less j violent, even in his druken hts, to his seif denying child;aad one day. when he awoke from a slumber utter a | dream and found her preparing break- , last for him, and singing a childish song, ho turned to her, and with a tone almost tender said: “Millie, | wnat iu. ikes vuu stay with, - , cause you are my lather, and I love, you. “Ton love me,” repeated the wretched man, “you love me! He looked at his bloated limbs, his soiled and ia'god clothes,: "Love me, be , still murmured: “Millie, wiiat makes you love me? I aut a poor drunkard; everybody else despises me; why don t you.'” “Dear fattior,” said tlie girl with swimming eyes, “my m itaer tauglit me to love you,and every night she comes ho n heaven ami stands by my little bed and says, ‘Millie, don t leave your father; lie will got away lrom that rum liend some ol these days, and tlion how happy you will be.’ Tneiquiet, persistent love of tins child was tue redemption ofHhis man. Reclaiming Nattgtitt Young Men.— A partv of respectable Chicago ladies have formed a society for reclaiming young men, and they go about the streets ot night, and pick up young men who show signs ot dissipation, invite them to their houses, and treat them to ice cream, clue ken salad, etc., then let them go home sober. Half the young men in town he around the of nights, to be taken in. One whole engine company went to one ot the taffies houses aud asked to bo re claimed. A negro dived into a millpond near Macon, last week, to see what was at tlie bottom. When they hauled him out he didn t say a word although ho had been under long enough t find out all about it. His funeral was very quiet and inexpensive. Dawson, ga., thuusdai, September tj, is?o. From tho PMUdephl, /*nblio Ledger. Wars of thi Century, After perusing the history of nun kind, one is almost led to tho conclu sion that war is the norm il state of the race, and peaco tho exception Iu barbarous and semi-civilize i times this certainly was the ease, and per haps was the necessary vent for those fierce passions, which without it would liavo preyed upon the slaves of them j and w rouih anarchy in the world. But j in civilized times, when so many vents are open ro human energies, there ought not to bo the same desire for tlie excitement which war yields. Yet how much ingenity has been expend and up,m forging weapons of destruction! All the resources of mir leru science have been called into play to invest machines which shall -ill human be ings with rapidity, and now we see wuole nations transformed into anil;-;s where bui a hundred years ago it i i wis thought a great tiling to bring jld I,Odd m n into the hold Turning over the annals of tliis century, only, we tin 1 that not a single year out of the seventy which have as yet p issed has been one of entire peace. Some where or other there lias always buoii war, aud it has been tun in wt civiiiz :d na ims who have done by far the greatest p irt of the ligating. Thus England aioue lias waged forty-nine wars »iuce i8 J). Os tuose ‘ there have been tiiroe with France, two witn Russia, five with Cnina, two with Denmark, two with Holland, two with Turkey, two with Burnish, two with Persia, ouo with the United States, one with Prussia, one witn bpaiu, one with Bwoden, one with Portugal o ica.i l wiih Egyptjtne others were wit.i the Poisuwa, tuo Main artas tho great 'iiigui, Nepaai, Algiers, tuo VVdaabees the Pindarrees; tne Atnan tees, Cadres, Hottentots, Baers, biictis Aigiiaus, Cana liuu rebels Paraguay buiudi, iSepoy mutineers, Moaris, Ja pan and Aoyssinia. France figures iu thirty-seven was viz: four witn Austria, three with Russia, three with Prussia, (.nciu ting the present war), turoe wita England, four with tue Arab 'ribes, two with Mexico, two with Cnina two with Spain, two wim Ilona,id, two with Turk y, ouo with Portugal, one with llayu, ons with one witn Denmark, one with (Sweden, one witu Algiers, one Morocco, oue witu Paraguay, one wich Japan, and oue witn tue Roman republic. Russia shows a list of twenty-one wars viz: three witu France, t.iree with Turkey, two w.tn England, two witu d*o,uii.i, two witu Persia, two witn Bosuara, one witu Ewe leu, oue with Hungary, ono witu j Rgypt, one wit.: ‘ ' -..id one wii.-i (very long and tuo Joy) Circas-ia. i Aii.-„i i liguros in twelve, vis: live witu r'ranee, tUree witii dta:y, one with Prussia, oue witu Hungary, one Denmark and one with Egypt, i’rus nd comes la-t, with seven, viz: three ! with France, two with Denmark, ouo witn Austria aud out- with England. iSo much iur tne leading powers of the Old \Vorid. But to tue desolating wars above enuiuErated must be add ed tne numerous revolutionary uiuve meu.s iu Italy and iSp.ua, luvarmoly suppressed witn great bioodsued; tuo dynastic contents oi the Carlists aud Christines in Spain, whudi are not ex tinct yer, and o. tua Aligueiites and Pedioites iu l’ortagal, au oi whicii occasioned great misery anl loss oi i life. Tneu mere was tlie war of iu- I dependence m Greece, winou lasted more tuaii seven years, and was at last terminated by tlie intervention oi England, France and Russia, and tlie battle Novariuo. Uu tins continent war lias been tne chrcnic state ot tne soutnern portion ol it every since tne Spaicsn co onus threw od tae yoke el tlie mother country, incessant revo lutions constitute .he dreary history od Mexico and tho c-ontu Auie.icuu •States, but we have not oeeu witnout our tremolos. We nave n.td several Indian wars, a war with England, one with Mexico, and our great ei.il war. | Cuba, Hayti aud Sau Domingo have i BUlfered at intervals lroin tne same scouroe. Brazil has recently eouclud , ded a long aud costiy struggle witu ! Paraguay, and, in suo.t, it :s dilfioiiit to call to mold a single nation in tue world which has not been involved iu . war of 6o ale kind or otuor, domestic or foreign, in tue course of tne pres ent century. j Asia lias seen an enormous amount of uloodsiiod during the past seventy years. There have been the iuees seut wars carried on by tlie Engusu in India, Burinan, Negro and Cnina 1 and by the French in Cochin China and Annum; also by tile dtuasiaua with the Circassians and tne wild tribes of Central Asia, and With Tur key aud Persia, also by tae Turks witu tie Persians and t..e Egyptians; by the Persians, with the JtSemocnes, Afghans and Tartars; aud there have i been the continual domestic wars j among the Alguau, Sikh, Mahratta 1 and otuer Hindoo chiefs, lor suprema cy. For the first lilteeu years us tuis century there was war ail over Europe and it even extended even to this con tinent. During tne next ten years it spread all over Mexico, Central and ifioutii America (excepting Brazil). Then Asia and Alriea came iu lor their turn, with tho French m Algeria, the English at tlie Cape and on tlie west coast, and Egypt on tho East; the Russians in Turkey and Circassia; the English ami the Fceuch in Inua 1 and China, this lasted lor twenty-rive ! years, when thosenco shifted to Eu iope once more, and the Crimean war, the wars in Hungary, Italy, Denmark Germany, and lastly, T ranee, have filled up the remainder of the time. g, * .j little,~6peak truth ; spend lit tle, pay cash. Dawson Business Directory, Dry On«<l* Merchant*. / UJ I M, &. TVCii KJt, rwior. i* all \ Jk' <nds ot Dry OoaJs and Grocerirs. Main S' rppt. KI Dealer in all ktnJfi ol D' v O *otla, Main etreef. | GKIITIf, Dealer* IJin S a. r 'l*. P' v Goode and Gtocorie* alpo otnmf**ion J/crphanf*. J/«in A, citoum, it I I)-ale*** iii I) v Good* Gto'hlnp, Staple CjJ ) »ds anti F • mi il v Grooerie*, IV tin Btrt*«?t. OH St, \V, P. D'hlpt in Firry urcl pta .! > Drv Gooia, Main st. t *'Jour nil” Ri-intine Olflco. C«riM*i*ry J. r\. y Warohnusa and l Go r n.niis-*ion Merchant,, «nd D**alrr in Ba •on, Fl'»nr. M*»*l *nd P ■ < vuionH epr.rr-iily, at H »«■*•*» $ ||’j» m . nd. V lit) h’. p I*s *h\npjn a po.. I D irr D v G)od*, Groceriep, ami aGon Snpydipg. r'l fibril A sn.noFS n roceyvj \ T and Denimh, South aide Pab !'<• Squ irp. i ft. I?., Dedorin Grororips and i I. F»nvl'i-«tinol : ea cpnprully, 2iid door to Office, Main Dnu^isls* pIIRATII \ *!, V 4.. Druegiat. and P Keep* a pood «nr»rlv o< i) iv'j and f*dic?np«, and prpp(*r|hps for all ’Hp ill-J fHar fl. ah heirto. At hiß old Stand, *' Rpd D ii" Srorp, V ain at, T VARS .5. 8?,, Dealer in Drii"*, M and cine«, O Is, Paint*, Dye uID., Godcn Sppd, &<* , iiVklUl. Tr, fiOLOKOf, Baker, Confpp • Gone’*, rttid and -alprin F rnily Fi«h and O «ter-s, J/ain Street, next to J. VV. Boheit' k Cos. »*ia UODFRTT YV. H. P r apticinjr Pby -M-ian, and Surgeon. Office at Cheat* h*inV D> u" S ore. F X. VV. P.;i{ L A son. I t ili-«tikful for past parronage by elope iMention and moderate oha r 2P*s hope to rp«. <*dve a comi iiniice of the sirac. Offi *e. Dr. GHpio’aol i P'rtnd jin 13, ts. U’atfli Uopaircr* ♦ IJaEf, .!Oin P M Will « ppair L\. W i chrs, f, lockp, J welrv, J/n-ic Boob*, \eco d'nns, k c , always to he found at his >ld Maud, on North ®ide of Public Square Livery A SRiRPR, Sale t and F-‘‘d Stab!<*. Hordes und J/ul s for ante. Horses boirdod. North side Pab ;io Sqmrp. !)R9>€r, "S. G. A .4. Km Sdo, 1 F• <* nd icrprv Stabip, D- por S*e t Good ho»-<e9 and vehicles for hire on r- »son tble terms. April 14, Iy. k vzi aoovi. I) IT VT D-aler in Fine Winpp, 1 B t-di. s Whiskies, L'ftrr B or, 4c, 'V <t ®id * pubdic Maio s»rpe f . m|ge factory THDS. J. HART, Pro., A\l> MASUFACTUttKR OF CIR IAGZS & BUGGIES or #: r£« nnsvttinojr. Patterns adjusted to suit the most improved Ht'jles. We keen on hand Northern and Eastern vn I: which we will sed at lowest cash prices. J iu* 20, ly. CH S K. CAMPBFLL. D SALP B.JONKS U & J3MES Offer tlieir sei vi• es as tefßiifllijß & Copiiiiippinji flefsliapi? l-O T H E I’L.IN r/vliS and Merchants of 1 Middle and Soultiwestertl GeO'gia,and i .vile theii attention to some ot the adv.tr -e, s p"S o-aed by this city over olheis as a Colt n J/arket. i iur t'M<-ges are verv rO'-ora' le. bring bo D 'ONB HALF there of other cities of Rfu'P. Oor B .nkine facilities wil! 800-i be consid r.t,lv ine ■ •Bed, aid will he cq al. if not «h --peiior, to those oi any iuhrior to*n iu (ii or The opening of the Macon and Auensta Rol'Oa'l £ V' * us another outlet to Oharles ,nn, Sou-h o.trnlina, Ihu- increasing competi tion tor our C i ion. We can furni-h (.lanlaliou supplies on the most masi'ti tbie tetms. With our i xoerience in handling Co'ton, we believe we cin please those e iio may !a voi u- wo h thei pamn'ge. iHe Wm ebonse lias just been put in thor ough rep nr, and we are now ready to weigh nd sell or store vour C turn. We n-e .g." t, lor the WINS HZ’ !M VHOMED COTTON GIN, a sample of which cm In- seen at our W .rehouse. C*ll and ex inline it, or send us votir order-, /.’very l.m wartanted. l’rice Oil per saw. i’a VtPBKI L & JONES. P. ?! Mr. Richard II Hu'ehlngs and 1 :>pt. J. T. Kc'tor will have charge of our No-ms and W 'r.-limise Yard. Mace-., G Aug2o. »ng2s 3m STA T E OF GEORGIA, I JYxtCCCTIVk OvrARTMKKT, V * yllliu’.'i, AUill-t Z'.tth, 1870 ) ORB/?RA'D : That the PioeUmttion i-sued from t l ll- D (orum nt on tlie 9 h dwv o J/iv, ol ioio , If itng a reward ot Five Hundred Pollan* lo the apprehension at and deliverv 'o it o Sheriff of Whi-field countv, ot Wm. Btick, charged wih the mu der of J i'n jt’lward- in B'il countv of Whilfied, be, and the same is heteb* revo’ »and. KUFCSB. BULLOCK. jty the Governor : }>avio re. 1 OTTINO, geerutnry of StiVc. sept 8-4lt. , 'Troffrcsionnl GarAtf. It. F. SIMMONS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, fwipso.r, I>r.OM?T civcn to all buainess ii trum .*d to his care. a up ft C. B. WooTBN. L C lIOYLK. WOOTEN & HOYLE, A.ttorneys at Law. IKSfl'iO.Y, 0.1. Jan G-Iv. G. W. WARWICK, Att’y at Law and Solicitor in Equity-, smri2T7iTW t aa. W?ll practice in So&th Western and la circuits. Collections promptly mnirt^d. . J. WAR R E li, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ST.l'tfiSP’lf.LU, - • * 0.1. HOTEL CARD. McAFEE HOUSE, At Smitltvillf, \ a. ' undrrsigneo having fitted up the Mr- I Ab e uf , takes pleasure in notifying the travelling public ilint the above house i* now in the 4 full tideI’of 1 ’of sue cessful administration bv himself. IL will spare no expense to makelr a First-Class 11. tkl. J/rals ready on the arrivd of the hail). \V. M. McAFRK. To t *« Travelling RftARRHALL KGiJSE, S.D'./.V.V.111, (../■ J t n>p fi'S 4 Hotel is situated on Brough - ton st.rppt t artd is convenient to the hii«cneßs part of the city. O nnibii ses and B*fcrgage Wagons will always be in a’tendanee at the v rious Depots and Steamboat LindingP, to eonvp\ pißspricrers to the llo’el. The best Liverv Stable accommodations will be found adjoining the house. The unders'gn* and will spare neither time, trouble nor expense to make his goepts com fortable, and render this House, in every sub p'antial particular, equal, at least, to anv in the S'ate. The rate of Baird has been reduced to $3.00 a day. A*. 15. M CF, Prop idor. 3ROWISI HOUSE. it. e. n:»*v * ik Fourth St., Opposite Paserrger Depot Jlrifou, Georgia . House having lately been refitted ad r* paired, and is now one of the best i Hotels in ill • Stale, and the most c<*nvt - , ie t n the city. The ta de is supplied «i L ( evcryiliing the rnaiket affords. tihlS’f-'.l j An APaMS H. M BAZt.MOHK ADAiA3^0 r ‘ZSfVIOKE WAREHOUSE AND cotton: factors* Jfl R’O.V, U.i. csrrv on the husin*** a* the Pl n> t. rq Wnro‘o'isi* % litely oocuuied bv AJ t ms f J »nps k Rt;ynuldi. aug. 25-Sm. valuableTiSmT For* Jiale 1 1 \ T F are ( g for s tie Four Hundred t Acre* of L»rnJ, ly ; r-g fh»ee rnde- South of D w-jom, on C ■iirk?«*»wh»tebi»» Cue htifidr and nr-res !rf*sh wi'h comfortable dwelling and out houses good cribs aid s able. T ting orchard of five acr* ts 1 his i« a desi able pi ire, a 1 and I o-f* wishing to pu*chase Lind • e«t D»«son will do wed to px imine our*» before purchi -i iig. W.ttpr in eve r y Coitip and see the growjvg crop. JCEI* H^IBRFLL. July 14-3 m. J. B. F. HaHKFLL PLANTATION FOR SALE, I am offering for sale a plantation near Whaler’s J/ills, in Terrell county, nine m Ie- Northwest of I) • wson, containing ri x H od.ed acres of <>*k and Hickory Uuo ; SiMt acres cleared, with good improvement*, Gin House and Screw, ti & •., For particilla-S as io teims and price, Call on the subscriber in //awson. June 16,if W.*l. KAICI.FR* WI'JHTIOPiI. Acknowledged hv all who have used them to | he the best Pen made or sold in ti i- count! y. j Noblottine! No soiled finger-! Sixtt lines wii'ten w ! th one pen ofit k I Will out wea’ am si cel pen ever made. Bankers, m. r cb .nts, t- achcrs and all classes endo.se then, j, highest term* of praise. Put up in uea' slide h x-s. Prices: two hbxcs. #'* ' cents ; five boxes, #l.Ot'. Sent free ol pos tage, and guaranteed to give peril ct satisfac •ion Liberal Commission to Agents! IFe are prepared to give any energet : c person taking the agency of these Pens, a commission which willp.v #2OO per moiph. Three sample Pens will lie mailed for 10 cents. Annft''»B, wjrsrffßN PTBLi-niNG rn. i'iiisbiin:. C:i. rert-e’.l ( Onrt of Ordinary. At Chambers, Aug. 2-lth, 1870. Ordered, that tlie following per centum be, sod the same is hereby levied on the Stete Tax, an a county t ix for Terrell comity, for the year rent, to-wit: Forty (40) percent tor county purposes ; thlrtv (3 ) per cent for bridge fund: seventeen aud onc-h'lf ( 7 1-4) per cent Tor Paul" r Fund; twelve and one half IS 12) per cent tor Jury /rand : ten (n ) per cent for .shaved Fund, and two , and one-half (Z 1.2) percent, Fund. »ng S9 tfT. ( bdiuary. ! SIEKDIP i "i » a >- ,f r , - t-v ' 5 .. ,i' i -i y ~ Q I*. ; -V' U D RJ ’ IP cs.a wa j Tin & Sheet lion Worker. r pVnp’ire in announcing tothedtL I *z tip of Diwpon/and surrounding coun try, that h«‘ L now’ ready to mat ufavhire Tinware at Wholesale or IL'tail, as low as it can bt‘ had eDewhere. A No, K*ofing, (»u f » termg, md all finds Repai<it g practically and cheaply done, at short notice. Copper, Z nc, and aH kinds of Mettle work done. Giv* him a call at Soule’s old Ptflud. K * ’jf.de Public Square. Jm. 27, ly OEUIcST t MDIIFF,! (Succeasoi s to Tomlinson, Dkmarkst .t F)o. 628 and 630, Broadway, N. Y. MANUFACTURERS OF Carriages, Euggies, &c. >.s^*ciu!»v u.tpail to lb. o u utin lijja.-. OUll NT.illv. COMPUIkES Light Viclorials, I‘liatloii', iabrlolas. Coekaways, And nil other styles of Fine Carriages, For one anu I*ll horsea. TOP AND NO TOR JHIGGIES On E’iplic and Side Springs. COM Oil.) liIUUES, Backs anil Jcr*cj' Vi ajons Wc arc ol a o sole Manufacturers of the WOODRUFF CONCORD BUGGY AND P nutation Wagon fc~ 1,2, 4 and fi Horses. Ine bißt Buggy and VYagoo in America lo the money. We have had an experience of thirty year in making woik f«»r the Southern States, arid know exactly wliti is wjtited to stud th* roads. We i.mte all to send lor 6V< ul irn. and parlies visiting New York we especially invi e to dll at our Wareioornf. We solicit the Lade of merchants ano dealers. Illustrated Circulars, with pries, furnisher by mail. A. T WEM \ PKS P, N Y W. W. V\ uODKCFF. Ga. have also bought out Mr. VV A. liuff, of J/acori, Ga., vMieie we expect t< keep a l»rge B'm k. June 23 lv ./ /. e: .Y TS ll'./ .V TM2 ip Sell Our 4 clelH Mled MONTHLY MAGAZINE, Tiro Dollar* /»«*r Annum. 64 PAGES READING MATTER. 30 PAGES ADVERTISEMENTS 17A LKE R, E VA!! S & C 0 GSV/E L L D. WYATI AIKEN, cnjLnjji ton’s c FXF.erTIV/s DEPA KTMF.Xr, ) Atlanta, Ga., 2lugn<i 26, 187<>. j ORDKItA'D: Tint Hon. O A. Loctiranf, of th 9 conntv of FubfMij be* and ho ishen b' »♦ pp'olijl♦ u Judge of the nupsrior Court of f iiis Sta'e, i.i nnd for rfip ylil mfA Judicial Circub, ro hold **id offi e it rail h's siiccpssoi i-» uppoinG'd, and that he be coramissioueo i c^ordit'clv. Giv ’i) under ruy hand f»f and the se«l of the Executive Den.irtm**n», at the Capitol in AfliiU a, the da'’ a d year shove written. /?UFUd D BULLOCK. By the Governor : ft H. /Itk'nfon, Secretary Ex. P partnient. Sep». i t 4t. \ PROIL.IJIATIOX. GfiORG 1 A. Tip RUFUS li. hUCLOCK, Governor of raid Stair, tY HERE AS, Oftela! informnt ion Tins been re , eeiv’etl at this Department that a Bill of /ndiet- ' ment is now ponding in the .9u]x rior Court ofi the county of Bibb* charging oue James B. New- j mnnvyith the crime of murder, alleged to have, been committed upon the body of Micheal M Hartley,in said comity of Bibb, on or about the i 26ih of December, nnd Whereiia, It is further made known to this Do- j partmont by the SlieriJT of Bibb eouuty, that tho , said Newman has fled from justice: 1 have thought proper, therefore, to issue this, I my proclamation, hereby offering a reward of! I ITmidred Dollars for the apprehension and; j delivery of tlie t :-aid James It. Newman, with evi- j j donee sufficient to convict, to the Sheriff of said cou irt> and State. j I do morcovei charge and require nllrffi ! cors in tills State, civil and military, io be vigifaut | lin endeavoring to apprehend the said ames K. j : Newman, in order that he maybe brought to trial | l'oi the offense with which stands charged. ; Given uudri niy hand ind tlie Creat Real of | fh»* ota > e, m■ «he Capitol in Atlan'a, this j s xfh diy'pfPe temb**r in the vear nfour Lord E ,i jh c n Hundred and ynd if the /tidcpenoerce t*f the United j Slates df A•«■»*»mu ’be N n*» r v tilth. UOPUa B. BULLOCK. Bv tl<e Gt'verntK : David (J. Cottino, S»-p. of Stale. Description. The saiil Newman it about '.5 or Myears of age 6 feet high, bluecyet and Hack hair, aud weigh? about 151 pound.. , Vr.plalw VOL V.—-NO. 33 Hi •- i viVK uahakmknr, > Atlanta, Ga., Snpten.be-, 12,1870. \ The fell..wing communication has been re ceived at ihis Doparlra *nf : l “CiKiMNNATi, Anen.«t 25th, 1870. lion llvfuH J 1 Bullotk , Governor of Ga, : The undersigned, Committee, representing the n°ard of Aldermen, lloitrd of Councilmen, t’liam bor of fomme-oe, nnd Qnard of Trade, appointed to arrange lor the leaalon of the .Southern Com mercial Convention | u Ihia city, commencing Tuesday, tlh day of Oetoher next, have the hon or to request that you appoint delegatee to th» Convention In conformity with the basis of rep. reseniatlou us shown in the accompanying ciretu lar. 'I he auhjecta to be considered are of the ut most < oinmercial aud National importance, it )a reapeetfully requested that the SeereUry ofthc Committee be notilled of the appointment aud naraea of Ztekgatea, and each delegate will taeil itute the labor of the Committee by advising the Secretary ns early aa practicable of his inteution of attending the Convention, /“roper eredentiala will be required to secure representation In tho Convention. Respectfully, •Jos. S. Gill. if. It, Ilisaell, A. P. C. /Jontcf Committee of Board of Aldermen. j < -'laas.C ) 2 iieukirt, \v n. Harrison, Joseph Sei ff it, ebfrimfttee ot board of eounellmen. Theo- Coolc, 7hoa K Ltiggs, Sa.n’l I H ale, A W Mullen, Jmnea M Glenn, committee of Chahibef of YMmtiu’fco. K M Blwliop, Danfcl B relrson, M Klofner, M loth, .1 .1 HcudiTsun, (; \V p AtkinNou, commit' foe on Board of Trade. I John F Fomnee, J fay op George F Davis,* President Board of ; A T Goshorn, | President Board Council; John A Gano, Presi | dent Chamber of Commerce; P P Laue, Presi dent Boiird of Trade ; committee ex-officio, T//KO. COOA, /*rea. 1 ft. H. T./TEdf, Soe._ I Ihe resolution of the Memphis Convention, fixing the basis of reprewellfatlon, as above re ferred, is «h follows : “ i'hjit the Governor of each State and Territo ry shall appoint a delegation af large, not exceed ing oue sos each Cos gi essiou.il District. in pursuance of the above request, and in ac cordance with the resolution quoted, I hefbby appoint as delegates at large for, aud in behalf of the State of Georgia : For toe First Congressional District, George W Willey, ol Savannah. For tiie secouu congress is nal District, B F Bruton, of /tolubridge. >or tho Third congressional [district, K L Afott of Columbus* For the Fourth congressional District. Tliomas //.irdeinan, Jr, of Afacon. For the Fifth eongressional District, K Tweed/ of Augusta. Lor the ,Sixth congressional District, S A At kiiiNon, of Athens. /’or i in* .Seventh congressional District, V Gaskill, of Atlanta. Given under my hand nnd the Great Seal of the State, at the Capitol in Atlanta, the day and 1 year above wntteu. RUFUS B. BULLOCK. By the Governor: David G. Lotting, Secretary of State. sept 22-*w. 'wßiuno: A P.UM LXU vT.CX. G F oi:u A. Ihj RUFFS li. null OCX, Governor of said Stale: Wh».pTß, rn jS'iiunl i v nipht, the 4',h inßt., At elx.ut 8 oVloek, n p»riv of disguised men uu.d.-rvli • cnl'xrd man named Will Calver, ,i Tlivk H’ooil’a place, or. the Sandcrsville nnd, ali 'i.t e ven, miles from .Sparta, and itl.in (on. miles where one Jerry fiong was n.irdered by diaguived pat ties, on the 15ih of ■luJy last ; and V\ hen- is, The effort of the Sheriff nnd the ‘o.oi cr, asfis'i and t.v tlie militaiy authorities,• ve I iled lo develop any clue to the mur le.crs other t. ..11 that ihe assassins were ahite men, and about twelve in number; and Whereas, T he ferocity of this irordei is vidt'iic. and bv ihe fact 'I at 1. urteen gnn-shot wioind- were found upon the body ol the de ceased ; and V\ 1., ica». This is the second murder which S to n pe.p' 1 rated by disguised parties itt be county i.l ilaiieO.li wilhfu a recent peri- U ; and Vv hereas, The peace and (?ood order of the ouo y and Ihe State demand that extruordi ■ *.y etiarts siiouFi be made to arrest umf U!ing to punishnn ut ihe guilty perpelralotrf >1 this hl'iuous crime ; Now, therein.'", i have thought proper tn' i-eue this, mv proeirtHoi. .op, hereby offering . r/ wuidot Five Thousand /dollars for the rest, wiih evidence to convict, of any one of the twelve disg f ed men > Di/aged lathe ouidcr aforesaid, ~nd a rew.tid of Ono ill u-and I toilers e .oil for tho arrest atul •oi vie i- u of any additional ucniber of eaitf w Ivc. Given under mv hand and the Great Seal of ihe Siam, ui ihe Capitol in Atlanta, this d"th Cay ot S■ pt, in the tear of our Lord K ghtcen Iluud ed and S'-vcir v and ol ihe Independence n( the tTnited Slates if Ameriia the Niuty-fifth. RtTFOSB. BULLOCK. Bv she Governor; Daviii i>. Ooiristf, Secretary of State. S.-pt 22 4w. \ I’itGnn.tnnos. «EOIt « I A . By 11 UI'US II J! I LI. 0 CK. i Governor of said Slate: Whereas, Official intoi mation has been rc ceved this D pirtment that on the night of r?*e 35? h'f July, or e Jerry Long ♦ colored ritizen ot Hancock comity, was ken from hi- b><iHe bv disguised parties, an<j cruelly mu der*d * and Wh> re as, Dahc ./oh non an-! on e ftob ;pi t Dudley were recognized by responsible | »> a- beii-g ot the nun.h r of’ disguised ' parties who commuted Said murder; and Whereas*, upou the appearance cf the mil ifHiy authorities in sail county o! Hancock* h * said Johnson mid tlie said Dudley fled ! from the said county : Xow, therefore, 1 thought, proper to ! i su:* this, mv proclamation, hereby t ftWipg ' a reward of Five Hundred Dollars each for the apprehension and delivery of the said Johns m and said Dudley to the Sheriff of i said county of lluncock (aiven u and« r n»y h u and and the Great Spul ot h- State, at the (Vpt’ol fti Atlanta, this 12 h d»v of September, in the year of our, L ird /Eighteen Hundred and Severny, and of ihe I id»*pender»ee of the United /S’ateß of | .iineiiea the , RUFUS BULXOCK. H* the 1} *ternor: David (t. Cdttiso, Secretary of *Sute. j sc pi 22, 4W. STATIC OF GKOHUIA. DEP.-l RTM KS i’ OF ST AT/?, > ,Y ixmu, .September 10th, 1870. y I OUPE RE l>. Bv hi. Ks ’ellcncv, the Givpnor, th.it -pv r.l <-f! rii in Ms pvor! in .(ion ol the 6th in. 'ant, tor the dppn hrnsioa aud dnliver. of J,n!lf Mewinot, wish eT'ideOce to ctßviotf 1 io the Sheriff ol B hh comity, be increased t(V One Tbouaaud DAV IT* n. ctnTTU-V, Se.-ret.tr} ol S *v J Sep. ls4. r-