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]) \ W <ON JpU BN A L
“ [,()OAL COLUMN.
n®xt Oimrtnrly
, et j nß for Tonsil circuit will ho held
n ?th the church at Chickisawhatohie
the 29th and 30th of the present
onth J// official members are re
vested to be present, as business of
importance will come before them.
11 G. T. Lmbkuy,
Preacher in chaise.
For Bethel Circuit at Bethel, 2nd
Saturday and Sunday in October.
Magnolia Circuit at Bottsford, 3rd
Saturday an 1 Sunday in October.
1 Starkrille Circuit, at Starkville 4th
Saturday an l Sunday in October
Terrel Circuit, at Copers-Chapel, .»th
Saturday and Sunday in October
Steward Church, at Irena, Ist Sat-
Vv and Sunday in November.
Lumpkin Ist Sunday evening in No
vember, Monday Tuesday ,Vc.
J- B. Mi-Gkhkk,
Presiding Elder.
Judgo Minis is still selling goods
at cost for cash. See advertisement
vBEGPdSWOLDGIN, at
fulton's-
The United States Hotel, Louis
ville Ky., is second to none in reputa
tion for excellence and cheapness.
How to get R-i-c-h. —See advertise
ment of the “Dawson Bargain Store.”
Issi'RK your life in the Cotton States
Life Insurance Company at office of
Dr C. A. Cheatham.
,eptl-3m W. C. Dodd, Ag’t.
A Want Supplud.—Mrs. E. A.
Thompson has supplied a want long
felt by the ladies of this section, and
is now prepared, at her new stand, to
supply everything to make a ladies’
wardrobe complete.
The United States Hotel, Louis
ville, Ky., is one of the best known !
hotels in the country.
Mr. 11. Atkinson will meet the
singing class at tne Meth< dist (hurch
on Friday (to-morrow) night Let all
who know how to sing already, or
who wish to learn attend.
That Gcn.—We’ll wager our old
hut, and wp bcli' ve t here are ? lenty of men in
Dawson that will help us buy A new one if wo
lone it, that C. C 1 RUSS has iust stoc ert i (Inn
which, for Kauty of finish nnd skill displayed in
mounting:, cau not be brat this shle of a regular
Manufactory. lion’ttake our word for it, but
go and see it. Mr. Truss informs us flint he has
m mIKTs of Guur and T'istols which be has re*
paired, and the owners have not called for them.
If not called for by the 20th of the present
month they will certainly be sold.
Col. Ilulbert, in his letter to the
Albany Nics speaking of the popu
lati'n and resources of territory tri m
tary to the Brunswick and Albany
Railroad, as compil id from the U. S.
Censes returns of 1860, estimates the
population of Terrell at 6,232; Farms
—acres improved, 51,395; acres un
improved, 97,169; value, 81,202,955,
head of cattle, 3,160; head of sheep,
1,109; bushels wheat, 912; bushels
rorn, 209,495; pounds tobacco raised,
100; bales of cotton, 6,665; pounds of
wool, 2,313, bushels peas, 11,777;
pounds honey, 4,319. "
Not A Candidate.—We have an
thority for say ng that Capt. II F .Sim
mons will not allow his name used as an
independent candidate tor Represen
tative in the lower House, believing
that he would jeopardize the political
intiirests of the county by so doing« We
regret tliat there is some dissatisfaction
or rather, that some of the friends of
other gentlemen, whose names wore
before the convention, are not giving
that hearty and willing support to
Col. Jones that we would like to see.
He should all take the same view of
this matter as does Capt. Simmons,
and come up willingly to the support
ofths nominee.
Startling Announcement. The
Gorman forces have captured the
Champagne Wine producing districts
of I ranee -Bismark says that Metz
must surrender or Paris is to be
starved out, and while all this is going
°R J. L. Solomon, of Dawson, Ga., is
*s “happy as a big S uu flower,” at his
newly arranged Saloon, and will make
tec-1 so, too, for a season, if you
We willing to exchange some of your
greenbacks for some of Ins “grub.’
J " „ lu jou that are lean, and
get tat; and let the lovers of good
m S s generally give him a call, and
see it lie don’t come as near filling
■* ur haversack’ with just what you
* ailt in it as any man you ever saw.
" e u i v ertisemcnt in another column.
Nixon’s Great Circus.—Will ex-
A ln Lawson on Thursday Oct.,
»1 1 Ibo Atlanta Era thus speaks
• 8 Performance An immense crowd
p| uesso( * the performances at Nixon’s
ireus yesterday afternoon and last
"(1 r,- rt ' dd y an( i Bonnie liunnells,
o. j 1 | ic y were greeted with
a PPI ft U3e in their daring
Skilful acts. Henry Wambeli’s
n g-trapeze performance elicited the
p “ er ul the entire audiance. Md’lle
. lii b looked as graceful as a sylph
« beautilul tiglit-rope role. ‘The
R"! dog and monkeys?) exhibitioif
nev l ' x , c ‘ ,, i' a gly humorous, and has
Mdlf in this city before.
*® ane is a daring anil very
Cor, To 0 e< l uc * lli *‘ ,ln e. The Brooklyn
p„ ~e “and, under the leadership of
Oitr 6SS .° r J' tilled the im
‘ • A-nt with floods of sweet music,
inr,. o IUUs tbe afternoon perlorm
ous r. ." u t be a grand gra.uit
* wii-o *.'y Mad’ile Rosetta, on
i® height ° * U ell oth, and 50 foot
price of admission is
Callioun Ciimp tlceiiiig.
On a visit to the new (’amp-ground
in Calhoun county we found quite a
large and comfortable harbor had
! been erected, and that Rev. C C.
■ i Brown, Rev J. J. Sessions, A Barnes,
W. G. Fierce, and H. Dyer, with
j their families, were occupying capa
ci us wood tents, and Col J. E. Plou
den and Dr. Fretwell had pitched
cloth tents. The number in attend
ance on Sabbath was large indeed—
estimated at near two thousand, and
j a more orderly, well behaved people
J we never saw before. The word of God
I delivered by the Rev. Mr. (’lark was
I listened to with unusual attention and
we can but believe that good will be
I the result of that day’s work. The
theme was a good one—one in
which all lovers ot Christcould proud
ly send up their amons and thankgiv
ing to the giver of all good, while lis
tening to its delivery. At the close of
the 11 o’clock service wo had almost
made up our mind-to do without din
ner, rather than to farther tax the
few tent holders; but, to our astonish
ment, there were fewer persons led at
tie tents than we had ever seen be
fore on Sunday at a camp-meeting;
and it was easily accounted for when
wo looked around and found that a
| score or more of the citizens had an
ticipated the large assembly and had j
come to the relief of the tent holders,
by preparing dinner, not for them
selves and families alone, but for the
multitude. We accepted the first in
| vitation given us, and shared the hos
j pitaliity of Col. J. E. Flouden and
lady.
We predict a bright future for the
Calhoun camp-ground, in tearing
down the strong holds of tiio wicked
one,and expect to see double the num
ber of tents next year, and
wish we could be oue of the list to
' help along the good cause.
(Communicated.)
Dawson, Ga., Oct 10 1870.
Messrs Editors : On last Wednesday
a party composed of delegates and
visitors from Banner Lodge, No 28,
I. O. of G. TANARUS., “one of which lam
proud to bo whom,” left this place for
the purpose of attending the meeting of;
our Grand Lodge convened at Ameri- ;
cus upon that date. Thinking that a
brief sketch of our journey, and its
attendant incidents, might prove in-,
terestiug to some of your readers, 1 1
tako the liberty of penning this,which
you can publish or not as you see
proper.
But, to begin: we left the Dawson j
Depot according to schedule time, (I j
guess as I did not liave any watchjand
it will be sufficient to assure every one j
that tho Alalo portion of the Party ;
enjoyed the “up trip ’ amazingly when
I say that we were accompanied by
three of Dawson’s Fairest Daughters;!
and I suppose that they, too, enjoyed j
themselves, if 1 may judge by the old J
adage which says, “that all persons
generally admire those qualities in
others which they themselves do not
possess;” and 1 am sure that they
(the aforesaid Fairest Daughters)
were accompanied by an equal num
ber of the ugliest Sons that Dawson
affords.
There was nothing of interest trans
pired on the way up, unless 1 should
tell that one of our Ladies (uninten
tionally on her part, of course) capti
vated h very handsome Dutchman ou
the train. I form the opinion from the
obliging manner in which ho loaned
me his knife when I told him that the j
lady next to me wished to borrow it,
and the “killin glances ’ which he
was continually casting upon us as
long as wo were in his company; but
I will drop that subject before I am
accused of tolling tales out of school, j
However, 1 must say that that Dutch
man was not the only man on that
train whose heart was in “a sack.”
When we ariived at Americus wo
Avere received by a Delegation of
Bros anil Sisters from Price l>odgo of,
that city, but as the citizens of Amer
icus are noted everywhere for their
hospitality and uutireiug zeal in be
half of any good and noble cause, it is
useless for mo to say that each and
all of us Avere made to feel pci fectly
at home tho moment avo disembarked
-trout tho train. Coming as Ave did
as Representatives of ttio most noblo
cause that God in his mercy ever
smiled upon, avo were sure to he hail
ed with joy in Americus. And noth- ;
ing will ever make me believe that
anv man, woman or child,ever visited
the place as a Representative of sunn
a cause Avho did not meet a hearty
welcome.
Tne ladies of our party, together
! with two of tho ugiiost brothers, ac- j
1 cepted a cordial invitation from Mr.
John V. Price, extented through his
1 courteous son, Mr. Lott Price, to make
his house our home during our stay.
! And just here let me say that it would
be impossible for any one with a soul
1 ever to enter that family circle, and
not heave a sigh of regret when tin
hour of departure came. The English
language lads to express the gratitude
l of our entire party to himself, kind
j lady, fair daughter and noble beys,
) for their many kindnesses toward us
duiing our sojourn with them. May
no dark clouds of adversity ever sweep
across the horizon of their lives, is
l tho sincere prayer of each and all of
us.
There are many others Avliom I
would be pleased to mention but time
and space will not admit; and it AA'ould
require more “Fodls-cap,’ than there
is in Dawson if 1 were to attempt to
speak ot all the good people of Amer
icus; their names are legion.
I shall not enter into tho details of
tho proceedings of the Grand Lodge,
as they will all soon be published.—
buflice it to say, that I have never
Avitnossed a more harmonious mooting,
or one where there was more broth
erly love and kindness displayed.—
Almost all the Lodges of the State
were represented, and the Avhole body
seemed to be animated by one spirit,
which was for the advancement of the
order—and, Messrs Editors, it is
bound to advance. Tho wheel has
been put in motion. Five thousand of
the noble sons and daughters have
put their shoulders to it to keep it in
motion, and not all tho Demons of
Hell anil tho Avine-cup can step it un
til our glorious Tri-colored banner is
planted in every house-hold in all our
broad and beautiful land.
On Wednesday evening there was
a reception of the Grand Ledge dele
gates and visitors in the College
Chapel, by Price Lodge. The whole
affair was grand and imposing. The
welcoming address was delivered
by Brother Ford,Past Worthy of Price
Lodge,in a manner reflecting great cred
it upon himself and the noble cause
for Avhich he spoke. Wo were addressed
during the evening by all the most
prominent men present, and I do not
think that there was a Sister or Broth
er present who did not feel that it Avas
good to be there, In fact I heard
an old Brother from Dawson avlio has
had a considerable amount of experi- ,
ence iu the way of camp-meetings, |
say that he never, in all his life, felt
more like shouting than he did dur
ing some of the meetings of thatLodgOj
and I heard another younger one say
that if the next meeting Avas held in
California he Avould be found trying
to get there.
But I have trespassed, too long upon
your patience, so I will close; and
Messrs. Editors if at any time I should
come up missing in these parts and
you hear any one enquiring for me
just tell them to go to Americus and
they AA'ill be apt to find
Yours Considerably,
CLUBS.
JI UtlllliD.
KING—CHAMBER-'. — A' the residence
of ihp br'de’s father, on the 9 f h itisf., bv the
Rev A. J. P0w.41, Mr. \V. W. King, of Al
imov, Ga.. to Miss G.orgi* E. Chambers, of
Teirell county.
MIKKrTS.
Dawson Oct, 12.—Cotton declining. |
Middling 12c, but little offering. Ba
con sides ;no material change in
leading articles Stocks of goods of
all descriptions heavy.
Macon Oct 12. —Cotton market
closed dull and nominal at 13} for
middlings. Bacon, clear sides,
(smoked) 19} @2O; clear ribbed sides
(smoked) 19 @ 191.
New York, Oct. 12.— Cotton dull
and declining; uplands 15}.
LrvEitrooL, Oct. 11.—Cotton heavy;
uplands 8-i @B|d.
CANDIDATES
We s-e Authorized to announce the name
of W. B. OXFORD as a candidate for the of
fice of Tax Collector at the coming election.
We are au'hnriz-’d to sbntfUnce the rami'
of W\l R BALDWIN as a candidate for;
the office of County Treasurer at the coming |
election. j
We are authorized to announce the name
of JOHN w. REDDICK HS a candidate for |
the office of Tax Receiver'at the coming
election.
We are authorized to announce the name
of as a candidate lor
the office ol Tax Receiver at the coming elec
tion.
We are atithoriX-d to place before tho vn.
ters of Terrel! the name of CIIARLEN R
KELLEY, as a candidate for the office of
Receiver of Tax Rnurns.
We are su horized to announce the narrte
0 f W. T CAMPBELL as a candidate for the
otfi.-e of County Treasurer, at the election in
Jauu iry.
We are authorized to announce the name
of R C. MIZI'.LL, as a candidate for the of- i
(ice ol County Trersurer, at the next election
I tender to the people of T rrelf county
my thanks for their support in the I .at e ec
,jon (or Tax Cos lector, and sollc'" support for
the same office at the coming election.
Respee.tfnllv,
eng. W. W E -E^IOV-,
Special .Votires.
| 18401| 1§ 70 g
Ij/ v f N K T LTjTC Vi. I
PUKRY D * Vl* A s»«0(.
ifan.jaet'trers a»d Pro tor*. Providence, h /
[testimonials rann TItK PBliss ]
This remedv is well known to be one of,
,hp verv best ever offered to the pnhhc. It i
• ,!, a t it ia represented to be. The tea'i
moniala in its favor, reaching back for a se- ,
-ies of ve-rs, and the experience e,f a long |
e „, incon.estihlv prove i- to be ore of the |
r-li-bie specifics of the age.— Old
yorth Stale.
Wech’effTlUv add our t e a>imony iu favor
of this medicine. —Poet an CW*rt.
Davis’ Pain Kili.kr —We hsve tested this
medicine, and assure our readers that It not
unlv pi ssesaes all the virtues claimed for it,
hut in nunv ius'anees snrnas“es anv remedy
we have ever knownI—Her. 1 — Her. of Got Liberty.
It ia really a valuable medicine—it is used
by mauy Physiciaus. —Poston Traveler.
I have used Davis’ Ptin Killer, and consid
er itan indispensable article in the medicine
box. It has effected cures In diarrl ®a, and
i for oil's snd bruises it is invaluable. —E Y
txuminer.
I Sitokon of in terms of high commendation
, bv both Druggist and Physician.—Phsladtl
| phia Eagle.
| Known almost univeraallv to be a good
remedy for burns, and o her pains of the
bob—and *s nluable, not onlv fwr colds iu
winter, but f>r vurious summer complaints.-
Christian Advocate.
There i» no med'cnir I value so hlghlv as
the Pain Killer—have used it for vears, and
in eveiv ins tance ii has nrovod a sovereign
remedv.— Messenger, Glens Falls, .V Y
Fur sale bv Dr. J. R Janes, Dawson, Ga.
Woman’s RkST Fribad —To relieve ihe
aching heart of woman and bring jov where
sorrow reigned snprpm", is a mission before
which the smiles of kings dwindle in'o utter
insignificance. To do this is the peculiar pro
vince of Dr. J Bradfi id’s Female Regulator,
wh ch, from the numberless cures it hss ae
cnniplis'-fe ', is apnroprtsielv stvlcd Woman’s
Beat Friend The dstreasing romolnint
|in iwn as "whites,” and the Various irrrgu •
Idritiesof the sootnb. to which woman is sub
ject, disaupear like magic before n single bot
tle of this wonderful compound. It is pre.
pared bt L H. Be dficld, Dnicgist,
Ga,. and sold »• $1.50 per bottle hv respect
able Drugmen everywhere. Phvsie.ians pre
scribe it. Its action is prompt, sure and de
cisive.
.vs ip .f » j’E n pis p.if E.rrs
FASHIONABLE RESTAURANT,
Bakery, Confectionery,
AND
TOY STORE!
JL. POLOVOV. having completed his
• arrangements for the Fall trade, takes
this method of informing the public that he
ha», and will constantly kcepon hand, every
thing is satisfy the Hppetiie. and if you have
no appetite, can fix you up something to give
you one.
THE RESTAURANT
will he sncplied, daily, with fresh Fish, Oys-
I ters, Old Virginia B< es Steak, etc., and will
fu tiishto families, three times a week, Pork
or Beef Saitgage of hi" own make. /Xilite
Waiters, good Cooks, who will prepare your
meals in die latest ala mode without any ex
tra charge for the fanev name.
the oakery
is prpeidpd o?pr by an h»ind, and
we a** prepared 10 furnish everything neces
parv for Parties, B ills and Suppers, private
or public.
CONFECTIONERY.
This Depamment is supplied with all kinds
of Plain and Fancy Candies, from the best
M mulactories, together with everything
u lallv kept, in a First-class Confectionery
establishment.
THE TOYS
have been s-1 cted from one of the finest
-locks iu N* w Y >rk, and the purchaser had
an eye to the tastes of all the little ones, and
can luri ish die boys with anvihing from a
Woo'ien Pistol to a Fire Ifngiue; aod the
little girls with anv thing rom a Wax />o!l
to a complete out-fit lor house keeping.
I will take pleasure in waning on custo
mers, and furnishing them with anything I
have or can g l for the
“C A ts II,”
J. L. SOLOdUAN,
Oct. 13-ts. Trustee.
C A L IT
AND
See 11© 1
Having moved the entire Stock belonging
to S. Root fro® the old stand of W M.
Peeples, I can now be found next door
to John 8., Terry, at the stand formerly occu
pied hv J. W. Reddick. There has been
added to theStobk each goods as ihe season
requires, afid
ALL WILL.BE SOLD
for COST,
FOR THE GASH.
Oct 13, lm. Jf A inivis.
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nos jaas nuqi Aouotu auitt* oqi joj spoon
ojo'H jo iutui Be noa oai3 i,nop j |t oes pan
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u .j; loan A|[«tißn S.iiqiAJJAJ qj a J iqtaJoj
‘saoqs 9 sjooa ‘huiinoft
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‘Spoa& lJ(j 9jdeig pile Aoil^
jo 5(.i0,s ioo|3B pnv 3Jjju| s OAVq j 'uoutiad
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p|o otp itt tf-toijy Aiayi siq patiado tnq eq jsqi
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3HOIS HIVOHVfI NOSMVa
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To-aiid For Sale.
Will be so'd before the Court Ffonse door
in D.wsnn, Ga , on the first Tuesday In No
vember, UK) Acres of land. West half of
land 10tN047, in the ff-d district of Terrell
countv. Said land i» I 1 2 miles from Diw„
son, has a small log ho\ise, well 0 f water and
a a rden. Sold for tne benefit of the heirs
of A. B. G. Harrell deceased. Term’ Cash,
J, r. M sIjtPJUUA, Xtimf.
Stop 15 tit
LADIES’ STOICJB.
•fir# JE *1 Thompson
HAS REMOVED TO
NO. 4, LOYLESS BLOCK,
next door to Dr. Janes’ Drug Stbre, Dawson, Ga., where she will be daily receiving a large
lot of
MILLINERY, RIBBONS. FLOWERS,
LEATHERS, LAMES and MISSES HATS,
BONNETS und DKEfed TRIMMINGS.
A LS< \
LADIES DRESS GOODS,in great viriety, HOSR, FURS,
CLOAKS. SHAWLS, LADIES, MISSES *nd CHILDRENS
SHOES, LHIGNONB, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, 10.
In fact, everything the Tidies need to make them look sweet snd pretty. The Ladies of
Terrell. CslVuui" »nd Weh-ter Conntes, ate especially iuvited to give bor a call, examine ami
be convinced that the la aelling goods cheap.
th ihs-udk miffiiT
will he supplied with JGtterns of all the latest styles and designs of the season, which the
Ladies are respectfully asked to examiue. Alt work warranted, and pet feet fits guaranteed,
at low Pr'ces. Remember the place.
Next door to Dr. Janes’ Drug Store, Loylcss Block.
Be aure and eall on
MRS E -A. THOMPSON,
, DAWSON, GA.
Oct. IJ-lot.
INSURE IN A _JjOME COMPANY.
THE OMLV COMPANY DOING BUSINESS IN GEORGIA TPATHAS
SIOO.OOO DEPUSIIEOIY THE STATE FOR THE BENEFIT OF
POLICY HOIOEftS.
We Challenge the World on the Merits of the Company,
THE COTTON "STATES
lm nmumicß coimir.
MACON, GA.
Authorized Capital, $2,000,000! Guaranteed Capital, $500,000.
viSSETTS $300,000. .I.FH ll.t3*ll>L I’ IjrCMIE.3SM.YG.
OFFICERS :
WM. B JOHOSON, President, JOHN W. BURKE, General Agent,
WM 8 BOLT, Vice Pre id nt, J MERGER GREEN, Metical Examiner.
FEU S ÜBEAR, Secretaty, W J MAGILL, Superintendent of Agencies
DIRF,CTOHh-dI ICOA :
W\f B JOHN J GRF.-HAM, RFA'RY L JF.WETT. VIRGIL POWER??,
GF.f* - OB AR. L N WHITTLE, JOHN VV BURKE, JOHN 8 BAX'Hi
wh J Lawton, wm h boss, wm s holt, p. te r solovon
c a nutting, a l maxwell, f, a wilcox, david slanders
J T BOIFEUIi.LET, F, J JOHNSTON, R W fUBBKDGE.
SaVAMUti—A R LAW ' ON, ANDREW LOW. Auousta— J P KING, JOSIAII SIBLEY
Atlanta—RU’HAßD PETERS, V R TOMMRY. Columbus,— L G BOWFRa, OG HOLMES
Monticei.lo— T J SMiril. CuAELOTm, N C —WM JutINSON. Cuarlkstum, SO.—C G
MEMMINGER.
THIS Conipauv issued, during the first, ver.r, about 1200 policies, and has now on Its reg
ister, 18(iii policies. It has paid i'S losses promptly, within sixty days after proof of
loss It is located in the middle of the S'ate, quite convenient of access, so that where
losses occur, i> is not difficult >0 make all necessary proofs and collect the amount insured.
A careful examination of the list of Directors and Officers will, .a think, be a nuffieier.i
guarantee to policy holders that 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 waot Insurance, see one of our Agents, who may he found in a'most ever, com
muni'v, O’-c-rrespond with GEO S. OBE\R, S ‘creiary.
W. r. l>OI>», Ag’tiHDii U M'H, or in his absence applications mav made
to Dr. C. A Cheatham, Med cal Examiner. sept. 29-6ai.
Uni S *IRRIJ*EB !
OXTR STOCK OE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
is now BEiisra received-
GIVE US A CALL.
FA Rif CM, SHARPE & CO.
CBDKIIfr STOVES,
JUST RECEIVED !
BAIILEY SHEAF,
COTTON PLANT,
GRAY JACKET,
SOUTHERN BELLE,
QUEEN OF THE SOUTH,
&C., &C.
JOHN A. FULTON.
Oct. e-ts.
TAX KCTICE.
I will be at the Court House for the purpose
of collect ug the <S*Uie and County Tax
for 1870.
On October I st.
“ “ 15th.
“ “ 22d.
“ “ 29th.
On November sth.'
“ “ 7th.
“ “ Bth.
“ “ 9th.
“ “ 10th.
“ “ 11th.
“ “ 12th.
“ “ 14th.
“ “ 15th.
Parties will please he promnt, as I «hdl
have to close jut books or ffiJlSili.
IV. E. sJLstfltiAs T. C
Sept 22-lm,
LI GAL ADVF TISEMfNTS.
I - ' N O IIOEj
TW. Lovlees has applied for exemption
. of pirsonaltv and setting apart and
vi ljitlun of ll> m s'ead, inj I wifi pass upon
the sune st 8 o'clock, Old. 20, inat. at iny
oflio' In D w tor, Ga.
Obt, JUHfw - - .
NOTICE.
J. has applied for eiemp
J. lion of pet son kit./, afid selling apar
ami valuation ot LLunustead, and I will puss
upon the santJ at one o'clock on the 20tit
Inst , at mv office iu D.iarson. . .
Oct. 6-2 ». T M JONES, Ord.
2N OTICE,
KIN[AN DAIL, has applied for exemption
d f person iffy, and setting apart and
Viilualion of H imesteud, and I will puss up
on the same at one o clock, on the 13th fnst.,
at inv office in Dawson.
Oct «4|w. T. M. JONES, Ord-
JYGTICK,
MATILOA HENRY widow of Georga
Henry, has applied for exemption of
personsltv, »n'l setting opart and valuation of
Home, ead, and I will pass upon the same at
aty office at 10 o'clock, am, 21st Oct inet.
Oei 6, 2 w. T. M. .10AES, Ord.
Fstray Sale. **
I)Y vi-tno of on o-Aer o p the tirdinarv of
) Terrell ootintv I will sell, to the highest
bidder, a' the residence of Wm. Hiv», on
■ the 2inh tl y of this - o 'b, at 10
a.m., the ft-lhiwin ’ t’e erfoed cattle;
One White 11. ifer, about 3 years old,
tp k and w tit an under-bit. and over b't in
each ear: also, one Cri id'e Sect, with a
sw Glow-fork iu ih.* right ear. Tak n up by
Wi !■ tn H iy*. and app'a se 1 by O R. Hayes
and W. W. Lee, at eig teen dol' tr»
S. F. LAS.S'ATE'R
oct 13, It. SherilT.
TF.RRELL SHiTii I FF SA L.ES.
GEORGIA, ) In obedience to ap o,r«
Tsßßkli. UorsTY. [ der of the H.morable, the
SupertO' Oourt of said connt-v, I will -ell be
fore the O-iurl H mse door, it. said eounty 1
on the first Tu. sdtv in November next. Lot
of land Number One Hundred and Sixtv
j three, in the (4tl ) fourth district of said
county, to Si'isf? a judgement in favor of
Richard F. Lyon and Samuel D. Irwin,
against said lot of laud, for their fees as .At
torneys at Law.
Also, at the same time and place, two hun
dred bushels Corn will be sold as the prop
erty of JYartiit McLendon, to satisfy a fi fa
issued bom Terrell Stipe ior f’ourt in f.vor of
John B. Perry, vs. A/artin A/djendon.
Oct 6 id. ' S. F. LAtSETER, Shetiff.
(.lAlllllW’S SALUi
(1 EORGI.V CALnOUN Countt.
_T Under an o.derof the O url of Ordi
n ry of s id countv, will be Suhl before the
Court. H usedotr, at Morgan, on first Tues
day in December next, between the legal
hours o r sale, South half of Lot of Land,
Ncf- 277, id the Sand District of s.id county,
for the benefit of his Ward, Elisabeth Botf
tick, minor. Tctmi C'ash.
JOHN TOLLEY,
Oct. 13-40d. Guardian.
HERE ISTHEPLACE
TO GET
YOUR MONEY BACK!
ITAVINO jiist received anti reeeivirij?
** our Full und Vinter St ck of
Merchandise, con-istin<r of
PAM ILY GROCERIES, BAGGING
AND TILS, DRY GOODS*
SHOES, BOOIS, H ATS
AND C LO T II I N G,
which we < ffer for the Casii, nt. pri
ces that will compare with nnv House
in South-western Georgia. Wh res
pectfully askof purlieu trading at Daw
son to cull un i examine our goods,
and get our (trees oel re purchasing.
CRISVI & TUCKER.
Out 6 3tn.
Removal 1
MILLINERY.
LATEST FALL STYLES
I wish to sny to the many friends and
customers who have so liberally pat
ronized me, that l have moved on the
Ka-t side* f Alain Street, near Mr Vi.
F. Ore’s Store, and tint now receiving
u large and most elegant stock of
fall 3(id Wifiter JAillijifify,
AND
FANCY GOODS,
and ask that my old customers and
many new ones, may give me a call
MY DRESS MAKING
BEPA 8 T lEIt
is superintended by myself, and hav
ing competent and relmh e ladies to
assist me, wall guarantee satisfaction
in every particular. Give ma a call
at my New Store.
M. WILLIAMSON.
Occ 6-1 f
PLANTATION
SAIL HI
C R RENT.
1 offer for sale, or rent, rej plantation, tn
. 'ierrelt county, 5 miles from Dt wsott,
contaiaing tux tiun lred olctes, two hundred
and twenty five acres cleared, nnd ill high
state of culttva ion. Paities wishing to pur
chase a good farm, at low figures, will do
well to ctfi on me, «r my Tenant, Mr. S. F-
Bi ni ett, who wilt show them the crop.
Priee, Six Di liars an *. re, ersb, or Seven
Debars : nd a half an acre—hall Gash, b 1-
ance 12 mouths time. If m t sold oni.f
Iy l»v hi Ist fuesdsy in ivovember, I will
well iV at public outcry tr> Dawson o ihar and. y.
J. D. J/cKELLAK'
Sent 8-t<J.
