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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1870)
D A WSOiN J 0 CRN AL. local column. ■Weather and Cnors.—The fall crops—potatoes, peas, sugar cane, Hirnips, &c., aro badly damaged in consequence of the excessive dry and hot weather. Many gardnors and farmers have not been able to get B tands of turnips and collards. Cot ton picking goes bravely on ; we hear of farmers that have now three-fourths of the crop pickod. But few green boils are to be seon, and if the weath er continues favorable the crop of this section will soon bo out, ginned, sold and the money landed safely in the pockets of the Western farmers who have furnished us with bacon and corn during the TDECRISWOLITu’S, at Do not forget that the Agricultural Society meets at Brown’s Station on Saturday, the Ist. Issckk your life in the Cotton States Life Insurance Company at otlice of lir 0 A. Cheatham. se r tl-3m. VV. C. Dodd, Ag't. Dawson as a City.— Ever and anon we “take on’ a little more of the City 6t yle. This week wo report the intro duction of our streets of a “go-cart” and a mule to ‘ go it” with. The United States Hotel, Louisville Kv.. is within two blocks of the Cen tral Market and the Skating rinks. Fortunate. —The Babtist Church at this place recently held a meeting, for the purpose of choosing a minister for the ensuing year. The call was unan imous in favor of Rev. T. E. Langley, and wo are glad to note his accep tance. The United States Hotel. Louis 1 ville, Kv., is within two blocks of the Young ’.tens Christian Association rooms. _ _ _ And now we have a nice little tick et office fitted up at the entrance to the Tuwn Hall where the vendors of tickets can screen their “noses and toses” from the chilly blasts of winter. Bring along your shows. The Hall is now complete, with raised seats, rostrum, drop-curtain, foot-lights, etc. Aurora Bureaus. —This beautiful "Northern light’ was visible on last Friday and Saturday nights, and while the view to bo had from a low, piny woods country is not so good as where more of the horizon can be seen, still it was quite bright, and the sky in mid-heaven presented quite a crimson appearance. District Meetings. —All the dis tricts have held their meetings and will moot at the Court House on next Tuesday lor the purpose of nominating a candidate for the Legislature, except the town district. Owing to want of a unamimity of action on the part of those composing the meeting, they failed to appoint delegates, aud we suppose will not be represented.— Wuo is to blame? Nobody. Closed Doors.— A great many per sons have been curious to know the cause of our Jew Merchants having their doors closed a few days ago.— W ithout trying to explain the cause ourselves, we will state that it was in accordance with the Jewish faith, and *ill quote from the Atlanta Conatitu to’c, a sketch of these traditionary rit«B and ceremonies; According to the Jewish calender, this evening (25 th) six o’clock begins the year 6621, reckoning from the creation of the world as reeomited by Moses. The first day of the first month Tishri, this year is the 2(ith day of September. By immemorial usage of the Israelites the day is considered to begin at six o’clock r. m. of tne 25th At this hour the faithful descendants of Abraham, wheresoever dispersed, assemble to offer up prayers ol thanks giving and rejoicing. hor ages it has been customary to celebrate two successive days as New iears day, owing to the fact that it *as sometimes ditfieult for the ltab -11 sto calculate beyond a doubt the precise day of the change of the moon. u llß year, both the 26th and 27th of ‘ eptember, by the strictly orthodox e\vs, will therefore be observed as e ' v dear’s day. All unite, whether orthodox or reformers, in celebrating m 2i>th as a holiday, and abstain om worldly pursuits from 6 p. m. of e-oth to 6. p. m. of the 26th closing Ulr Stores or other places of business. (Commun'cated.) Swift Cref.k, Sept. 20tli, 1870 -15". Editor: You will please give tho following a place in your paper: 1 "ift Creek Camp meeting will com mence on Wednesday night before the 1 °nd Sabbath in October next The I reachers and people of Terrell coun- 1 5 be looked for. Especially ''ould we like to see the Editor of the • AWsOM Journal at our Camp rneet- James Spence. P. C. Berlin, September 27.—A dis- P 1 oh from the King’s headquarters, “y 1' avre, in his report of Bismark’s internow, omits to state that questions o an armistice wei e considered pre mnnary to any question of a territorial cession. Bisniark actually declined to * ate the claims of Prussia until tine neis ol the armistioe whs decided on. I*l \ It K. UTS. Dawson, Sept. 28th.—Cotton has continued to decline since our last re- I port. In the forenoon 13c was paid, | but unfavorable news from New York j stopped operations. Bagging is still bringing high prices, compared to the j price of cotton. No change in the grocery market Stocks of goods of 1 all kinds large. iaiiid. • Near Montexuma, in Macon conntv, Oa ,of , Dvptheria, on the*>2-1 inst., Wii.uk, son'of W. P. »i,d N. 0. Vinson, «g, and 4 years and 2.! day.'. Little Willie is gone— Goue to join the angla above • No more we’ll see bin little face, So radiant with love. Little Willie is gone— Goue up to live with God ; We’ll see his little form no more, Lor he rests beneath the sod. Little fPilliels gone! Earth’s toils with him are o’er; A bud plucked from the parent stem To bloom on the eternal shore. Cousin. CAHIDATUS. We are authorized loplace before the vn. fora of Terrell the mini, of CHARLEN R KKLLEY, an a candidate for the office of R ceiver ol Tax Rviurus. We are airhoriz.*d to announce the name of W. T CAM PBELL as a candidate for the office ol County Treasurer, at the election in Jauu try. We are authorized to announce the name of R C. MIZBLL, as a candidate for the of fice ol County Treasurer, at the next election I tender to the people of Terrell county my thanks for their support in the l ist, e'ec tion, lor Tax Codn tor, and sollo'i support lor the same office at the coniine *- e t : on. Respeoi fully, ane. 25. W. E SESSIONS. Special Notices. Asiatic Cholera in China Almost every case cured with P AIN KILLER.. (From Rev. R. Telford, Mi«sionnrv in China, now visiting his home in I’cnn.) Washington, Penn. Dear Sirs : /hiring a residence of some ten years as a m'ssionary in Sam and China, I found vour V getable Pain Killer a most val uable remedy for that feaiful scourge, the Cho'era. In administering the medicine I Land it most effi'ctal to give a teaspoonfsl ol Pain Killer in a gill of hot water sweetened with sugar; then, after about, fifteen minutes be gin to give about a teaspoontul of the -ame mixture every few minutes until relief was obtained. s4pplv hot applications to the ex tremities. B iihe stomach wi h the Pain Kl ler, clear, and rub the iimhp briskly. O hose who had the Cholera, and took the medicine faithfully in the wav stated above, • ight out of teu recovered. Truly vou-s, R. TS’LFORD. If a'taeked with the Dia<*itoea, Dtsentery, C 'mo. Colic, don’t delay the use of the P. 4 IS KILLER. Fongchow, China. Dear Sirs: During a long residence in Chi na I have u j ed vour invaluable Pain A'Her, both in mv own family and among 'he Chi nese, an i h ive found it a most excellent med icine. In the summer of 1852 and '63, while residing In Shanghai, I found it an al most certain cur* for Cholera, if used in time- Indeed, using it in a great maov in stances, I do not remember failing in a single ease. For three years I hive ben resid ng ■ n this place, more than fifty miles from a physician, and have been obliged often to fall opou my own re-ources in esses of sickness. The Chinese come to us in great numbers for on dieine and advice. Though wi'hont modi cal knowledge op selves, the few simple rem edies we can command are so mu oh in ad vnee even of their physicians, that we have dm at drily applications. We allow them to come, because it brings us in con act wi'h them, and opens a door of usefulness. In diart loea, colie, vomiting, cholera, coughs, etc., your P-4LVKILUiE'R has been my chief medicine. Yours very truly, T P. CRAWFORD. For sale by Dr. J. R Janes, Dawson, Ga. Woman's Right 3 . —One who has long studied this absorbing sit* j-ct now preseu s to the women of onr eountry the result ol his investigations He is happy to sav that he has at. lust discovered “Woman’s Best Friend.” I is adan'ed especially, to those eases where the tcoffti is disordered, and will ~u's anv irregularity of the “menses.” Dr. J. Bradfi. Id’s F. male Regulator ac’S like » charm in “«h tea,” o> in a sudden check .o' the “monthly courses" from cold, trouble of mind, or like caii“ee, hr restoring the dis charge in every instance. So also in chronic e,s s iis action is prompt and deei-ive, and -aves the constitution trom countless evils ud prerria'ure decs'*. This valuable prepa ration is lor sale at $ 50 per ho tile by all respectable Druggis'S ill the land. Prepared uni sold by L. H. Bradfielo, Druggist, .Allan a, Ga. A thousand women testily l» its merits. .**#: »*’ .//> r/sKJfKJTS iraa suivD-p It K JIOVEB! M. C. DURKEAN, Tin & Sheet lion Worker, Respectfully informs bis customers that be has removed his Ti-.i Shop over on De pot Sleet, next door to the Hotel, where , oa can aiwavs find him readv and willing to do all kinds ol work in the Tin and Sheet Iron Bnsint 8. Tin Ware alwava on hard. .Vnthing t,ut the best quality o> Tin work' and, i »ill sell it as low as you can pet it in M\- con. G-ve me a call. I will guarantee ev ery thing to be all right tha- 1 sell. Stovepip' S always on hand, and put up to order, at J/>con prices. Do not forget the place’ and give me a call before purchasing elsewhere. Next door to the Bote'. Jan. 27, lv. STATE OF GEORGIA, 1 JTxKCCTITK !)KPART»m»T, V Atlanta. Set tembe 20 f, 1870 ) ORDERED : Bv his Axcellencv, the Gov ernor that the reward offered in his procla mation of the 13th in«*.. 'or 'he apprehen -ion and delivery of L. D S-n-th with evr Hence to convict, to the .Shrnfl of M nwefh pr nountr. be increased to ONE THOUSAND I DOI.L -1 AL . . . , , _ Q yen under mT nardmnd seal of emce* 1/)avid Dotting, 1 f*er**rr of SHU. Mpi PLANTATION SIAILI2 OR RENT. I tor sale, nr rent, mv plantation. In ■ lerrell county, fi tt.il.-a fr.m /)■ wson, containing Six Hundred .dc-es, two hundred and twenty fiv,. acres cleared, and In high state of cultivn ion. Parties wishing to ptu c rase a good Farm, at, low figures, will do well to call on me, wr my Tenant, Mr. 8 F "tinett. Who will .how them the crop. 1 rice, Six Dollars an acre, cash, nr gi ven Dollars and a half an acre—half Cash bal ance 12 months time. If not, sold by the Ist Tuesday in .November, I will rent at pub' he outcry in Dawson on that and ,v. J. D. J/cKELLAR. * ( P- 8-td. T-and JFor Rale. Will be sold before toe Conrt Iloiise don in Dawson, Ga , on the first Tuesday in NY vembrr, }OO /lores of laid. West ' half „• land lot No 47, in the B*d district of Terrel county. Said land is 1 1 2 miles from Daw, son, lihs a small log house, well of water and a garden. Sold for the benefit of the h‘irs of A. B. G. Harrell deceased. Terms Cash J, F. M. HAUJMAX, Adm’r. Sep 15-tdx- immi EN A _KGME COMPANY. THE OVIY COMPANY DOING BUSINESS IN GEORGIA DAT HAS SIOO.OOO DtPdSIIEOI I TH: Sf ATE FOR THE BENEFIT OF POLICY HOLDERS. We Challenge the World on the Merits of the Company, THE COTTON STATES life iNsuimi coimiy, MACON, OA. Authorized (apital, $2,600,000! Guaranteed Capital, $500,000. .issetts §300,000. /m/’/o/, r jjrcHEasi.ru. OFFICERS : WM.B JOnOSON, President, JOHN W. BURKE, Genera! Agent, WM S HOLT, Vice P,„ id-nt, J MERCER GREEN, Matlical Examiner, FEO 8 OBEaR, Secr-taty, W J MAGILL, Superintendent of Agencies DIRECTORS—NIACON : WW B JOHNSON, JOHN J GRESHAM, HENRY L JEWETT. VIRGIL POWERS, GF.Os OBEAR, L N WHITTLE, JOHN W BURKE, JOHN 8 BAKER W VI J LAWTON, WM H ROSS, W VI S BOLT, Ph.Tr.R SOLOMON, C A NUTTING, A L MAXWELL, E A WILCOX, DAVID FLANDERS J T BOIFKL’ILLET, F. J JOHNSTON, R W CUBBEDGE. Savabkah— A R LAW ON, ANDREW LOW. Acocsta— J P KINO, JOSIAH SIBLEY Atlasta— RICHARD PETERS, V R TOMMKY. Columbus,— L G BOWFRs, CG HOLMES MONTICKI.LO—T J SMITH. Charlotte, N O—WM JOHNSON. Charleston, SC.—CG MEMMINUER. r I' , HIS Company issued, during the first ve»r, about 1200 policies, and has now on its reg- JL istei, 1800 policies. It has paid its losses promptly, within sixty days after proof of logs It is located in the middle of the N ate, quite convenient of access, so that where Ins-es occur, it is not difficult to make all necessary proofs and collect the amount insured. A careful examination ot’he list-ol Directure an I Officers will, we think, be a sufficient guarantee to policy holders tine it offers good security to those who are seeking a Sale in vestment to the dear ones that will be left behind in case of death. I you want Insurance, see one of our Agems, who may he lound in almost every com munity, or correspond with GEO S. OBEAR, Secretary. W. f. IHIDD, Aje'l Ht Dllivysii) or in his absence applications may he made to Dr. C. A Cheatham, Mtii cat Examiner. sept. 29-6 m. MmlS JI.MMIVEM* ! OUR STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS IS NOW BEING RECEIVED. GI¥JE US ‘A CALL. FARNUJI, SIIAItPE & CO. SOW RECEIVING, AT J. W a EOSEETS, A.N ASSORTED Slock of MercbaMdbr, FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE. For Sale ! lot No. 28. 11th District, originally Lee, A uow Terrell couuty. The sbnve lot is 4 miles below Dawson, within one fourth of a mile of the Railroad. Lies well, and al though unimproved, is valuable for Agricul tintal purposes. Persons wishing to purchase will address the undersigned at Duena Vista, Jfarion county, Ga. sept 22 ltn. GEO. W. C. k’UNBO. TAX KOTiCE. T will be «t the Court House for the purpose Fof collecting the State aud Couuty Tax for 187a. On October Ist. “ “ 15th. “ “ 22d. “ “ 29th. On November sth. “ “ 7th. <• “ Bth. “ “ 9th. “ “ 10th. “ <« 11th. “ « 12th. “ “ 14th. “ “ 15th. Parties will please he prompt, ns I shall have to close mv brinks or the 15th. \V. E. SEVbIO.XS, T. C. Sept 22 -1 in, ti hi rim i IFLTFRK my sincere (banks to my fnVnds for their Very liberal pitronag;© last aeason, aiid an> ready and anxious to aerre th« m npalh, in the some capacity, during the coming fall and winter. I atn atidinir improvementa aud Comforta to my Warehouse which every planter will approve at and appreciate. Remember, that mv Warehouae ia in a low, damp place, where Cotton seldom loaea in weight by being stored, but often giina ; and being ao far from any other bill) lings, there is a great deal leaa danger of its destruction by fire *han anv othei in the pf ice. Resides, J have employed a watchman t 6 remain on watch in the yard every night during the bii'ines* season. I can now supply mv customers with evervthing thev want, which will obviate the neces sity of their having to go all over town to purchase a few goods. 1 have returned from New Yoik, where I purchased a laigc stock of Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries, Crockery, Yankee Notions, Saddlery, Clothing, Millinery, Hats and Caps, Liquors, Boots and Shoes, dee., dec. In fact, I hare, and intend to keep, a good supply of everything that the farmers and others may nerd, and will sell a* low as anv other house in town. I invite everybody, and especially the ladi« s, to call and examine my Nlock, being per fectly aalibfied that I can please them iu quantity, quality and price. The Dry Goods Department will be conduced by THO.n AS 11, FUI/TOT, assisted by Walter S. Dell. The Grocery Department will be conducted by WM. W. LEE, assisted by Charlie Smith. I will giyp mv personal attention to receiving, weighing, marking, sampling, selling and shipping '’niton, assisted hy HOMER S BELL. Having had an experience of niDe years in this business, I know exactly how it ought to be done, aud will guarantee satisfaction to all who m»v ftyor me with fhei patronage. Will hare % number of competent assistants (white and black) in the Cotton Tard, who will always he found at their pos\ Will make liberal advances on Cotfon, in Goods or Money. RiHneas hours, from sun-rise till 10 o’clock at night. I have succeeded in making arrangements to furnish any amounf of iupplies, (both Pro- . visions and Dry Goods) to my customers, next Spring and Summer, ' O 2nT TIME! JOHN A. FULTON, 38. W KSE ; Street, IVlacon* Georgia. AND RETAIL DEALER IN 5H3501Y, CSIM ill CLASSVAU Havinsi in store the lnrerest stock pvar offered in the State, of Best Goods, tn st of item of my own imp rtalion. I will offer to Merchun sto Duplicate Ns'* Ycork Bills of Crockery at Dew York Prices, I have in Store, One TIUNPRED AND FIFTY CRATES, with shipmenfa to arrive, making rny Fall Mock of Goods auptnor to any over bel'or# offecod Decorated Gold Band and Plain White China. bipf api Jea felty, Cfpart, hjiap tiglife?, etc- MY ASSORTMENT CANNOT BE SURPASSED. & ILAMPS Purchasing my Goods, in person, for Cash, from the Largest Manufacturers in this oountry, I will oiler Glass-Ware and Lamps to Whole sale »nd Retail Buyers at price* that cannot fail tn please. SILVER PLATED WARE. Porks, Spoons and Castors. Tea Sets, Waiters Pitchers, Butter Dishes of the Best Triple Plated-Ware, Warranted, RODGERS <& SON’S IVOR! DIMER AND TEA KIHVE CARVUKS FORKS AXD STEEL. IMPORTING DIRECT, T CAN WARRANT THEM TO BE GENUINE AND THE BEST KNIFE EVER USED. can fully packed and shipped lo any portion of the Btate. ■BORDERS SOLD ITED r-arin all cases mv Good# must be paid for when delivered, without an express u u deistanding to the contrary, when purchased , 13. A. WISH, sept 15 Ban. IVfnllYinrvv street* IVIaDOR,Gn.. TlieLatest War News. People of South-western Georgia, “ £k w a m m i * AND LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!, Cfl VMTTIirD u ' iel 't' l '* method of informing his old patrons, and the public gener LUi All I iiiP [I aliv, that he is now receiving and wdl continue to receive, and keep kin I Ilk 1 constantly on hand, at liis old stand on the corner, s full and splendid assortment of Dry Hoods, consisting of Cadies fli raa Hood*, of" alt Styles and Descriptions, Cents- and Bo.i/s Clolhin i. Hots. Caps, Hoots and Shoes, etnd at any Price, tnerether with a Putt Stock of Fancy and Futility Crocerics, Hardware, Crockery and Tinware. In fact, he ia determined that no one ahall come to him for anything,- artd firfve to go elsewhere to get it. The immortal Jf la II JOII IfbO.M "’ill reigns supreme master of ceremonies, a-sisted by hia apt pupil, Jliister Jiill'llie Pnrks, and he is determined to sell goods a little cheaper than auy one else, lit cordially invites his fiienda to give him a trial before purchasing. MR. KUTTNER has also opened another store, at the oM Martd of BIjRNET ft NEI-FON under tne 9uperintendanca of Mr. It. J. /11-LEM, assisted by Jitt. I*OIJI4- 1111. I. Ik where he will keep a select Stock of DRY GOODS, surpassed bv none eyer pnt npon this market.. Messrs Allen and Ponrnelts respectfully in site their f-iends to give them a call, with the promise that they will ever deal upon the square, and a'l their endeavors to ph-ase thriii. With manv kind thsnka to the public for their hitherto liberal patronage, the Corps, ett mane, respectfully solicit a continuacce Os tH* arms 3**t- ! So. L66U A)/*Rf!S-V| : Nrs._ / t i:OK4J| t lerrell iolinfy * ’ Wbsre.s, A. Sssser applies for Iwter* of Oiunlianship for Sidney and Willl.m’ Smith, minor'Childrsn of S. R Smith, dcc’d. These nre therefore lo cite and admonish .11 persons concerned to he and sppesr.ttnv office wftldn the time prescribed by law and’ show cause, if any, why s,l letters should not be grunted. Given under mv hand and' official signature, this B>h day of S ptemb.r.* 1870 T. Nf. JONES, Oidioary. ■eptS-SOd. 1 niiOKOIA. Terrell Comity : VT Whereas, R. H. Bond applies for Let ters of* Guardian-Tip of the persons and property of Janies W., J/il!y C!, and Thomas IV. Haddock, minors of James W. Haddock, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at mv office wi'hin the time prescribed by law and show causo, if any, why said letters should not he granted. Given under my hand and official siguature, this Sth day nf .September 1870. T. M. JGNA’d, Ord. ' •ept 8-30d. GIrORGI I, Terrell County i : Whprpji«, D. F. Liwboin, v4«lmini«4tra'* tor* of J. K Philip®, I applied lor letters of dismission from said estate r These are therefore *o cite and admonfsh all persons concerned, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law afptf show cause, if anv, why said letters ehoiflcj not be granted. Given under mv hand and official signature, this 6th d»v of July, 1870. July 7ih 3iu. T. M. JONJ?3 ( Ordinary, notice; Dora l. vinson, »ife of Robert' Vinson, has applied for exemption of personalty and seftintr apart and valuation of Homestead, and I will pa ,a upon the same at 11 o’clock, a m , on the 3rd day of October* next. T. M. JONES, sept 22-2 w. Ordinary. . COMPOUND EXTRACT OF STILLIN6IA ! TH 8 OItEAT Blood and Elver Sped Hr. Morbid Condition of the Blood! These are the frut'ful source of many esg-s.sueh as »Ncrofula_,Whii* Nwellinc Gout Kliuenia'ism, A’rv-ipelas, Ulcers, Chron o' Sore Kves, Swelled Neck, Silt Rheum, Ring worm, Boils, Oarbunclea, Dimples, B.otches, and K UDtioim of all hinds. For the cuie of the-e various aff'cttiors which a'o me elv svinplon. of a rttnrbid state of tile Blood, medical skill and science have not vet discovered a Wood rarijier equal to the ComimiliMl I'lxlrtict of Milin gitl. This grea> Ural h llestorer and Blood Cleansing Cordial ihoioughly eradicates eve ry Icind of humor and bad taint, and restores* the entire svaiem to a healthy and perfectly pure cond tion. DEMBERTON TAYUOR & CO. Chemists, Atlanta, Ga/, For sale by Druggists. Read ihe following, which explains the suc cess of this Grkat Kkmkdy ai.l otkr th* CouNTKT. West Point, Ga., Avan t 10th, 1870. Messrs. Pemberton, Taylor k Cos, Atlanta Oa. Gents: We have the greatest cure tores port, ever known, m de by u? of vour Com pound Extract of Stillingia. A case that has been oonfiued to bed lor siv years—raiss ed and Well—will send par'icnFars soon. Yours Resnei-t fully. CsawJwbb & Wai.sks, D.iiggists. Aepl 16-tim. Prices, JOHN T. WALKER, WAREhouse ANlt Commission Merchant, FORTV.IS.VES, Gvii RESPECTFULLY returns his grateful ae-‘ knowledgemc tits to his numerous friends ami the Planters ol Call)sun, Olay, Early and the adjoining counties lor the liberal patron age they have hitherto extended to him ; and he herewith renews the leader of his services for the prompt and faithful execution of alt business entrusted to his care. Having disconnected hitn-elf from all other engagements, lie is now able and determined to devote his energies to the interests of those who may favor him with their Business. With long experience in the sale, the pur chase and the handling of Cotton, with a “wide awake" policy looking to the interests of his customers, backed by unswerving in tegrity of will to ptotret them in their righ’s,’ he beiieves he furnishes them with addition al inducements to influence their continued* patronage. /t’oi t ii, tines, as a shipping point, certainly presents advantages sunetior to those of any other town in South western Georg.a. Cot ion may be sent from heie at shortest notice either up or down the Ohitlahooehee River, or bv me South-Western Railroad. Our Merchant- are and aiiv advised of the prices of the European, Ne» York and oiher markets,’ ••uvrniov supplies of Provisions lurnished or, short notice at tho most teaeooHbiejpi ieos. iTIY WAREHOUSE is located in the most convenient portion of the town,’ and is in comp! te tepair, so that there need be no delay in Stoi ing or Snipping Cotton. I also keep on hand a supply of well as sorted, substantial and fashionable IICG- OllaSi, which will he sold at most advan tageous prices. Call and look before you 1 buy anvwhere el e. BAGGING, ROPi: ft TIES, always on hand, together with farming mens' sils of every variety. Liberal advances made on Cotton shipped to bfs correspondents' ir. New Orleans, 8a vannali, Yew Yotk and Philadelphia. sept 19 3m. J. T. WALKER. TOWN TAX NOTICE” T he Books are now readv for the Collection! of the Town Tax for the year 1870. Parlies are earnes'lv requested to come forwa-d at once and set,ile. J. E LOYLKSH, Sep l.vft. <7lerk & Collect**/
