The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878, October 13, 1870, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextAGRICULTURAL. •**!,. v ' ‘ _ L --1. Southern rultinlor For October received, containing another valuable article from Mr Bar nett on growth and distribution of ootton an i com roots, illustrated by three excellent cuts—an able article from Mr. Gift on increase of labor at the south—anot'ier of Dr. Clow’s ad mirable series on manufacture of Sugar—a suggestive article on rust in cotton, with a great many others too numerous to mention. For twenty eight years this admirably conducted and eminently prosperous magazine has labored vigorously for the im provement of Southern Agriculture, Horticulture, &c., and we doubt not much of the progress visible of late years is due to its teachings. The large number of its first class adver tisements a evince large circulation, as advertisers rarely mis-judge as to the best mediums for communicating with the public. The present No. is print ed with new and somewhat larger type, c> ntains forty-odd pages reading matter, and over fifty pages of adver tisements. Subscription only Win. & W. L. Jones, Editors and Proprietors, Athens, Ga. Ho«v TOitch Biu oii Was con sumed a.milt Lad Seaton, and t% lint it Cost t s There is no posible reason why the South cauuot make its own supply of meat. There is no section of the country which will not produce the hog,nor does the climatic effects pro vent its being properly killed and per fectly cured. Our agricultural journ als, which very rightiy cry ‘plant more corn,’ should also add, ‘rais6 more hogs, cure your own moat and save your money.’ From one of our ex changes we find that the South alone spent in meat last season thirty mill ions of dollars, or, counting last year’s crop of cotton to have aver aged 8100 per bale,it took 300,000 bales of cotton to pay lor meat alone. We have never heard but one sin gle argument used by planters to explain why they could not raise hogs, and that was, that the freedmen stole the stock, having a likeing for other peoples’ meat. We cauuot see any strength in this line" of argument. Ju6t as the freedman is in terested in his master’s cotton crop, so, could he be made personally liable for the hog crop. What however is the truth, is that the corn crop is utterly neglected, and, or course, where there is no grain Jhere can be no pork. Should the present European war continue, which would be likely to en hance the price of all provisions, we should think our planters would take every measure to insure them a stock of meat, made by themselves.—Savan nah Mommy yen's. The Colton Crop Vs. Recoil xtriiciiou. Speaking of the immense value of the cotton crop of the South, the Bos ton Post says: “This is the very section of the country, so peaceful in its pur suits as to be able to raise such crops of ready money as these, which Radicalism insanely seeks to hold under tyranny of secret and irresponsible governments, inspired and sustained lromWashington, and bent on dis franchising punishing and degrading its population in hopes of advancing the basest party ends. A government worse than an Imperialism is set up in Taxes, which produces for the year over a quarter of a million bales of cot ton, besides other crops. President Grant sends United States troops from Fortress Monroe into North Carolina, to back up the incendiarism of Holden for politicial purposes. Louisian pro duces over a million of bales, and Mr Durant, a Radical liigh-priest, is obliged to admit that it was never more corrupt and wickedly ruled, the gov ernment being of the pure carpet-bag stripe. A negro is forced, into the office of Secretary of State in Alabama, while the peaoeful people are raising over three hundred thousand bales of cotton. Georgia yields almost half a million bales, but is kept out of rightful representation in t 'engross by the Radicalism that is boa ting of its work Os reconstruction. More than three million bales of cotton raised in one year in a section which a shameless party press and party demagogues are representing as unsafe for the residence of a population in clined to peaceful industry! A section that is ravaged day and night lawless Uhlaus, adding three hundred and twenty-five miliious to its wealth a single season ! How much longer will the people of the North be deceiv ed by these false cries of Radicalism and a section of the country be cut off from a fellowship which every political, commercial industrial and social interest requires to be instantly reinstated ?To what further limit will the people permit this tyranny of Congress to be pushed, toward a section on whose prosperity and peace depends the entire circuit of the agri oural, manufacturing and commercial occupation of the country '< ’ It is gratifying to see so able and eloquent a voice lifted up in our favor in the chief city of Massachusetts Let the Post take heart, “the king shall have his own again” or there is no virtue in the split in the republican party, the war between the negroes and carpet baggars and the Maine elections. A great many horses and mules are being shipped through Nashville to the South. A Thomasville (Ga.) girl give* her opinion of the tournament at that place : “I never saw nothin’ but ugly men on poor horses.’’ 1 The Imprhvued Tmpcror. | HOW NAPOLEON AX’D HIS ATTENDANT* SPEND TJir.m TIME. , , • c mpleta . i ,N ;;.I- or davt*s « o wi Napoleon is ... .ui.j accompanied by R.iacede 1a Moskowa and Murat. He often walks beyond that portion of the park from which the public is exclu ded, and does not seem to care to withdraw himself from the gaze of the inquisitive. When I saw him, he looked thirty years older than when I 6aw him fix e years ago. The ex-Emperor goes to bed late and gets up very early. Lights are seen in his bed-room after midnight, and between 4 and 5 o’cloca in the morning he takes his first walk in the garden. He and his generals seem to appreciate the g.avityof the situation and the subaltern officers of his house hold do not appear to understand the ! emergency; they smoke and jo e with all comers as ii they were accom-, | panying a successful sovereign on a i pleasure trip through Germany. I j | spoke to some of them, and found I them even more thoughtless than they ■ looked, which is saying a great deal. They tell every one who will listen, that “Prussia will restore order to France ’ —that tho Emporor will re turn “at the head of Prussian battal ions. ’ One of these gentlemen, who had all the manneis of a man of the world, energetically denied, on the bth of September, that the Republic was proclaimed iu Paris, calling tho report a “canard Prussian.” As I replied that 1 had just received the first num ber of the Journal Officiel do la lte publique Irancaise from a friend in Paris, and should be happy to lend it to him, he shrugged his shonlders, and answered with an air of superior ity which made me feel quite abashed “Monsieur, you must not believe all you see iu this world.” —lndependence Belye. Undesirable Locality. —Rev. Hen ry Ward Boociier’s brother Jeems, havirg lately visited N*w York, issued the following report upon that local ity : “It has been my fortune to travel very largely among heathen nations, but there is worse heathenism in Now York than in Canton or among the j Hottentots of the Cape cf Good Hope. ! I have seen the Bengalee Indians, the j Chinese, the South Sea Islanders, and j the Crackers of Florida, and Sand Hillers of South Carolina, and never, ! never, on the surface of God s earth, \ have I seen such men and women as I have the last week or two in New York city. They cannot be found. London may equal it. Hell does not surpass it. Memphis has two owls kuown to be over sixty years old. Mississippi is to have no less than forty agricultural fairs during the coming autumn. The first grand fair of the Cotton States Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Association takes place at Augus ta, Georgia, commencing October 25, and continuing 5 days. Nt.%% /%!#% I M > ■*- I A n*-w Book ot 128 imf?'*'*. Puck Suers. By mail. AS NEWS CO., New York. ~ ENDLESS PUMISHiVIEN 1 fT~ A I*l « L>MOV bLT« *;i;v ":Rcv! M. Goodrich, _ ; Kid. .7 S Lamar, : :UNIVEI:SAL/ST, J : (C HKJSTIAA',) : :Of Rhode Island, :g , Oi Georgia. ; Pnbli-hed in ihe “Slav of the We*!,” (U.liver- |>«f,) and !»«».»■■ Milll ai'<l,” (Obrisnn, j etrly, n ginning Oct Ist, 1870, eo 'inning a >ou *ix m nths, and app-. ar. gC *M PLKTK IN BOTH PAP RS. -&’nh*r paper w n b~ supple and during mis moat able and inn*" sting discussion (Nix TO.wili)*) (or One Hollar, it jP F “Mar” tddress IV illiams n & Cantw.ll CJi cinnaii, O. “Standard” address R. W. (‘ark 'LL & (to. Cine! .nan, 0 l J rice 14e(Uioe*l ! The Bal in i!ie « oiuit<y. N. YORK OBS£HV£R $3 FKR ANNUJf CNEM NTH MEi OM TRIAL. oXU.nKV E. wh .>A', JR , <s -JO., 38 PaKK R >W, NkW York. jioo.ooosrij???!:- jiuu r* »» ile •»' • ■«» • Burt*, xnte business. A t ol $25 will return a clear pftih ot $475 F*» r pern* u’-tr* call on «»» addn■- he N RTH AYiKRIOAN PIi'T’CJKE CO. No. Naasnu B(ree>, F< w Y rk. NO. 28. NPTVJUi DEBILITY. TBftUVUUI Mifiei from it A weak, nervous ex»a nsied set no energy, lion or vigor, low spirits weak lueinury. iuvolim fa ■ y einittkions wilti loss of power anil threatened inipoteiiee. r> c un-equence of exe ase-. I'his is I lillV* Ot 5 DI BIUTV. and it fi .1-a -, v ■ reign retoe.lv in II 1 11 t*II I! t Y'** 110 Hl oCI> t Til If' M‘M llif Mo. TWEMTI-UIOHT. I'r.ousai.ds have been cured by these p 11-. They tone up the svtetn, arr—t, the discharges, disnel 'he gloom aud mental depr- ssion, and re juv. pate the system. Price $5 for a package ol five box* sand a f*i vial of powder, which is important in all oid long-«t«i and ' g cases, ot $1 per single box. Sold b» all fi st-claas diuggists, at*il seut to any address on the r. _ eeipi of the price. Add'ess HUMPII/fiY'S SPECIAL HOJYA’OPATHP; MKDICIA'K CO., 502 Broadway aVc* Yotlt. r~t~» O [ —' AD\ V ! —4(l new artiel-a *-1 'J v and fn. Agents SampleyVee H B tspaw, Ait*ed, JYe. 4 VOID QU ACK* !-A victim of ix eatly inde.ctiptioii causing nervous de bidty, premature decav, tc. having tried in vain every advertised remedy. ba« discover ed a simple met os of self-uire, which he sill send fee to his fpilow stiff rers. Address J* H. TUTTLE, 78 Nassau, 8 rret, New York. Ahllll D I** OPI.F-Smd hv mail o D r. Loin’s Agencv, 699, Broad war, New Toik, for description of his Medi cated Xoz, t gets. Dangerous for single per seas, who used not apply. Grivat Ui«tii bution By the Jleli-epoliiau Wilt Cos Cash Gifts to the Amount of 500,000 liVi-ry I'lrki'i i*r:i«** * I*'lac. t cash gifts,ssvh 9‘An," 0 5 cash gifts t*ch ♦I, 10 ”• " ’■ ,o* u 1 .tt> *' “ jy-e n *• *' 6, . I i(W •• " 10 Ail Jilcgsnt Kof.wcmd I Luo. • ujch fAm to *7d ' ;j H '• .Velodeous *• 76 to 1(' ~vt Hewing Machine - • a “ S' to 175 50*1 Gold Waiehea - * “ 76 to 3 J) C 'ldi Sriii-i, Silver ir arc, k.c valued $ .O'C.'On A en.i.i « 'O m rt w an, el lh, above Pi 'X * for use. 7*ll It*'* drteiibing Prune a e tinted in Env* lope, and well mixed. Ou receipt O' U#e. a Staled Ticket ia drawn wilhout choice and aeni ny mail lo any adder*.. The pint nmied upon it will be delivered to the 'i kei holdei on pavment of One Dollar. Ptizes are immediately sent to auy audie-s by ex pesa or return mail. You will know what vour pr’xe i« hefnr« yon par tor it. Any prise exchanged for an other of tame value. So B anka. Oa. pat rona can depend on fair dealing. References :—We select ihe following from manv who have latelr drawn Valuable P n-g and kio tl* permuted u* to pub '»h ihem : Andrew J. Burn*, Chicago, sls,'»>o ; M'ssOlsrn Walker, Btliiwore. Plano, ♦B'HJ Junta M JbtiLew*, De'roi*, ss,"On ; John T A drew*, Sivaunah. f.V.Obti; J/iaa Ague. Simmons, Chailee'ou, Pa no, srtoO. We puhliah non imea wiihou' pennies o n Opinion* or the Prim:—“ Ibe firm i» reli st le, and oe.-e v« their euccesa." — Weekly Tribune May 8. “We knnw them io he a tan dealing tirin.”— F. T. Deraid May 28. “A friend of ours drew a f.ViMHt p' /. .which waa promptly received.” —Daily Sews June 3. tend 'or circular. Liberal i flueemeot* to Agente; A'aiialaClion guiranterd. f?v. rv pack age i t Realm Envelop.-* cou'aidß onk cash oirr. Six Ticket* for fl; 13 Im $2; 3.V; lor $5; 11U fur 15. All le teia mu*' be add e?ved I C. I*. niLI.MHS A. < 0., 50. IBrnatl vireel, V. ¥. A I’liOf LAMA’IiOA. GEORGIA: By RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Govmivr of sold Stale. Where**, Official information ha* be»n re •eived ai thi« D p rtment thai L. D. Smiih .'and* charged with having comuiilicd the c ime of murder upon ibe body of Win, Hopkins in ihecounryof neriwcher, in this s' ite, and that said Smith has tl and lrom i is tlce. Now, therefore, I have thonght prorwr to issue tt.w, rnv proclamation, hereby i ff-ring a reward ot Two Hundred Delia's tor the ppreh, nai ,n an ) delivery of the said Smith, » th eviden e sufficient to convict, to the Nieiitf ot said county and Slate. Vnd I do moreover charge and require all ofUeers in this Sta'e, c vil and mdita y, to be rigi ant in endravomig to appreheod the said Smith, in mder thit he may be brou hi to trial tor ihe off n*e wilh which he stands charged. G v. ii under my hand ind the Great Seal of the S ate, at the C ipitol in A'lanta, this thuieen'h dav of Sepember, in (he year! of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and Seven- | tv, and ofrhe Independence of the United | Slates of America '* e ninety fi'tb. RUFUS B. BULLOCA'. By the Governor : Daviii G. Cutting, Secretary of State, sept S2, 4w. A PHOFI AMATIOW GEORGIA. By R UFUS B. B ULL 0 CK, Governor of said State. Whereas, Official inloi niHt'on ha* been re ceived a' ihis Department that on the nignt of the 24rh o' August, ultimo, the Shei tff ot the couiry of Union, while in the discharge of his offi ul duly, accompanied and assisted by a poexe conitutus consisting of some of the good citizens ot sain county, in attempt' ■ng to arrest one James West, which rcsis’- hiicc on the part ot Slid Wes' resulted iu the killing of one James Collins, oue of the pai tv accompanying said £'he iff: and Whereas, The said Sheriff certifies to me, that the sad West succeeded in making his eseape, and is now a fugitive from justice : and Whereas, It is'he duty and desire of the /Txrcu ive 'o protect and encouiage all good ci 17.7ns in ihe enforcement of the civ'l Gw : Puiv, therefore, I have thought proper to i issue this, nty proclamation, hereby offering a reward ot One Thousand Hollars io> the apprehension and delivery of the sad J imes West, with evidence sufficient to convict, to the Sheriff of said county of Union. Given under iuv hand and the great seal ot the N’late, at ihe Capitol in Atlanta, this thirteenth dav of September in the tear o' our Lord, Eighteen Bundled and S'ventv, end of the Independence ol the Uoiteil Stales of Ame rim the Nineii fifth, RUFUS B. BULLOCK. By the Go' e nor : David G. Cutting, Secretary of State, sept 2g, gw. s*niimisi)r.ucrep \ COMPOPI FXTRiICT OF SriLLiNGIA ! XU*’ GKt AT Blood and Liver Specific , Moibid Condition of the Blood! These are the fnli’till source ot mane <* B*B, such as Scrofula, Wbi e Swelling Q o' R tn nia'ism, A’r.-*ip**las, Fleer*, t?ti nine Sore Eves, Swelled N**ck, S it Rheum, Ring wntm. B ale, Carbuncle-, Pimples, B otches. ard E . uptions of all kind*.. Fur the erne of these varions ass ctlior s which a e nre elv svmp'nn. of a wimbld sta'e of the Blond, medical skill and “eienee have .*ot re* discovered i Blond Purifier* qual to >he « oinp»mill l.xlrnrt us *iiiin- Silt- Tut. g'ea Ural h Restorer and Blood ch-ansing Cordial - h<>> cug'ilv eradicates eve rv kind of humor and bad taint, and rea'ores the entire svs'em to a healthy and perfecllv pure oond tion, PEMBERTON rAYL'tR&CO. (ft.enrists, A lama, Ga., For sale bv Druggists. R- ad *he following, which explains the Pue - eesa of this Great Remedy all otkr the Country. Wist Point. Ga , -duou t 10th, IR7o. Meters. Pemberton, Taylor & Cos, Atlanta Ua Gents: We have the greatest cure fore port. ever known, m.dc hv us of your Com pound AxfriW n/ - Stillingia. A ease that haa been vo fined to bed for si» years—rais ed and well—will send particulars soon. Y nrs R. spertfully. Crawvord & Walker, Druggistsi Stpl 16-6 m. 3Eli Eg © B IT |o woll known to Doo'op*i an<l ro LndieM, that women lire Buhject to uuraeron* die eA«ce peruli«r to thuir Huoi* ne .‘vuppree nion of the Mfui^a, Whiter. Painful month ly ‘Period*,» I{hruina« firm of the Baek and ITomh, Irregular Slet>* •truation, l/emorrngrhe Kxeersive ‘Flow*,’ and Prolapre* Uteri, or Fell im/ of tlie iromb. These disease* have seldom been treated sue «VH»fully. The proiee* -ion b»e (KMigin oinKentlv for eome rrineny •hat would emb’e r ht*m to treat these dis earff* with »ucee-f, A T Ih» , that r**roedv baa been dieeoverpd hv one oft» e mod skilful phvsiciaua in the Sta<e of Georgia. That remedv is BRADFIELD’S FEMALE KEGULATOIt. Ii is purely v. geiahle and is Ml' up in Atlanta, Georgia, b< 2IF.ADFIF.LD & CO. It will purity the b'o>d and *"engihen the system, relieve irritation of 'he kidne'*, and is a perfect specific tor all the above diseases, a cure as Quinine in Chills and fever. For a histo'y of diseases, aid certificate* ol is wonderful cores, the readi ris reh'rred to ihe wrapper around 'he botrln. Aiery bottle is warranted to give satisfaction or money refunded. I.aGrangk, Ga., March 23. 1870. BttADFixi.n A Cos. A lai'ta, GerngG : Dicar-'ir*: 1 Uke pip isure in ata'ine that I have used tor the last twenty years the medicine mu are putting up, known vs DR BRADKIELD’S F/Td ALE REGULATOR, and consider it the best, cmh n l'on ever gotten together sot the diseaaee for which >l, iis recommended. I have been familiar wi h the proscription, both aa prvcli'ioner of med icine and in domestic practice, and can f on e-'lv say that I cODsder it a bo n to suffw ing females, and can but hop- that everv la cv in our land, who mi* be suffrlng in an* wav peculiar to their sex, mav b- stile to procure a hoole, that their suffering* mav not onlv be relieved, hut that they may be restored to health and sire' g'h. With my kindest reg«>ds. f am, respee>- fully, W B FERRELL, M D. We, the nnderaigiji and Drnggis's, take plea*, lire in eommendir gto the 'itnf», DR. J. BRiDFIELD’S FEMALE REGULATOR— heIi-vine i' to Pea good und r-liable remedy for the d'Si uses for which he recommends it. W. A. Lansdell, A'lan'a, Ga P-mberton, Willson, Tayloi &Cos., Atlanta, Ga. Redwine k Fox, A'lanta, Ga. W. 0 L'wshe, A'lanta. Ga. W. Roo l k Sod, Marietta, Ga. ma)s-ly. DR. PROP HITT’S Celebrated lAver .Medicine- D is purelv re?et»hle, and will act npon ihe L ver and K'dneys as promptly as Calomel and B'lchu, without anv danger ot salivation et destruction of the bon- s. Patties taking this m-dicine need not fear getting wet, or any other reasonable expo sure. Fymjttonis of Liver Disease. Head'cbe, Dull or fhp Blue o , Sour Non inch. Sick or nervous *c*'O t He«rf burn, or /)vspopsin. Bid or Bit ser I'iwe i'i »hc nruirh ; the skin hus a think fceliriff, and is darker than ufloil, ooh tiv»*fM‘f»s, M tmichnlv tcelinsffl, (>nmp-», Cold F«»ef. C’olic, D «entery, or Diirreah, Chills and Fever *md n fact, wh *re the i« ou r of ord‘'r, you arc liable to uverr disease that i* not contagioua. ProphitJ’s Liver M- -dicine. It taken prop- it will prevent and cure any disease snl’inc f om a deranged L’ver. It wi I re^ula f e funclions and thus cure all di-ewses cwustd by the failure of its healthy action I« ha* been good for a great number of yedra, and haa given universal eatisfxction. There is no brother or eon claiming t<» hive ♦he original receipt. It is put up ia both Powder &ud F.uid form. Fairburn. Ga, N. pteniber 4, IS6B. Dr. O S Drophit: Sir. Vlv wte has been an invalid for tis- vea<a. Docfore .11 agreed she hid L«ver Disease. In connection with th»*ir practice she need various noted medicines, none of which seemed to do anv good. Nome ’ime sitro I procured a b= t ie of you” “L ver J{. <\~ icine,” of your asjenr here, (J. A. Ilirvv, which being k’v«-n according to direction-, have ”tf‘ecfed a complete . u>e. Respectfullv, etc , L. THOMPSON. tlf. fropliitt'f dyjßfitery Cordial. Is one of ihe most viln.tble compounds now pur up sot Dia rheH, Dvseuierj, Gnolera, Imljiiiurn, or (Tfiolern Viorbus medicine has bf»en in use for vear«q mid iinivers*il sanafaction. The most delicate child mav use it with puniry. PROP HITT’S V\%* KILL IT. This rhe c<*lebrH*fd no dicine that ran Perrv D iv*s’ Pkin Killer our of rhe mirker, %Berever it was sold; Divia m»de Pronhirt hanerp the namv from Puiu K Her to I\\lN KILL IT. For Nhfmmatis'm, R a ura’g : a, Cuts, B uises. Bump, Old Sores, Bhps, or stinga of * dsonous If meets, for (’olds, Cong m, or B -wel (yOmplainr, if. has no equ il as t d*’s«- healer or antidote for pun of >nv kid. Manufactured and «old bv &IMDFIKLI) & ’G., Adanta, Ga., and tor sale by ail D ug i-»8. DK. PHOPH ITT’S Fever and Ague PMs. The best Antidote for Chills and Fever k ! own. Cures warranted always or money refunded* Purely vegetable. PR. IJR<1 J R< >HH ITT’S TI IHM.LMOUS FILLS. Will leli. ve 11 adache, Nervousne.-s, Join dice, and all other derangements of the Liv er. Put elv vegetable. Certificates. The following are a few among the hun dreds of thus,* who have used the above named medicines, aud woo readily testify to thei- v.lne : Col R J Henderson, Covington, Ga ; Prof J L Jones, Covingt. n, Gt ; M W Arnold, ti'orgia Cotiferen *e ; R j v W W Ostio, G-or aiu Oun'erence ; A (/Ribinson, Monticello, I*l ; Judge J J Floyd. Covingroti. Ga ; Dick f ockct, Davis county, Texas, W Hawk Wha ley, Cuss.ta, Tex ts. STATE OF GEORGI A, ) Know all Fulton C. untt. J men bvthese presen s, that I tiave this day, for value re ceived, sold and transferred to BRHDFIJ?LD & Cos., the sole tight to m.imitactuie and Sell my family Medicines, and have furnished them with the full recipes, and have au'lior is and the said BRADFI -D & CO , to print, or have primed, auy thing they may see proper concerning any and ail the abt ve named Af.*dicine». This 15th dtv of June 1870. [Signed] O. S. PROPiilTr In pi. sene# oi TLomas F Jones at and R, b ert Crawford, Notaiy Public. [L 8 ] Manufactured and for sale by BRADFIELD & CO, Brnsd Street, Atlanta, Ga., and fur gale by all Druggist*. Fot *al* by Hr. J. R. Janes, Dawson. Ga, PIANOB, mini suMim Ucri T»(>d Wooden Agrnffc 111 idg • ihrnnghout, rkt.ins 'he swccincss of <hp old wo. n Bvidgs, und outains 'hs soUditv ot Ike Mittal Agr ff", wi'hou' i's onjrCTl- \B. I’afcnt <'cnt|tonit<l Wrest Plunk fwhioh hold* thp Tuning Pin*, is «ix luvprs of Mspl", ora in running diffeiently,— tbi PUNK NFVFR SPI 'TS. I‘;iiriii I'till Iron rrsinm pnnpfn'rnlp* in front o* ihp Tuning Pi"S, th»t iiprpfoforp pamagim: Iror (which in thcr Pi inos hnrtfnllv sni'RnrNns thp Tuning Pin*.! and “hn"s” into thp front edge of 'h* pi*nl< and kffkctcalLT resists the twenty tons strsin. , Piifriif S>i:t t r ‘ii:t I Mmliiiniiii; Bar p*rt of the Iron Fir me, nex'ionnd p "ill wlth thp -teel s'tings UXDER THE OVER STRUNG BASS. AFFIDWIT (IF SFPF! IOR ITY OVF.H Ml. The First MrxMv Impartial Trial ever h.tfl. BH\D FOM* TR A 1.8 AF-AIN T Stoinway’s, Chickoring’s, anil other rianos. Wr, the make Oofl* tha f nf the t ; me nftho Uar F.ir of the American In~ stitufe held in immedimelv fol lowing rhe French Frpositiun in P«ri<a, two Pianos made hv Steinvay & Sons, one Pi ano *>? Chickerinp d' Sons one Patent Avion Piano, nude hv G. C Monner y >*nd never*! other maker’s inatrumenr« were tried ac-ainat each o»her f hv ord**r and under conr»ol of the Officers of rhe I«ißM’ , u f e, to decide which pMtm on rxbiM’ion in sh' idd ree* ive the Fm. Prum'iim the best Square Piano Iminwn” To obtain an imoar tiM ’••i •!, twice nil of -aid Pianos «cere cover - edidth papers. t>fl' one Piano e» ul<l not be ib'tioglished from another (dnnnnr ihe absence of rhe .Judo- a,) and twice did thev se l» Ct one of .mid P *» o- as the bcst % which, noon nr>c *ve»-i r ’C'. both rimes. prr*v and to be f.ho aai ( Patent. A / ION Piano aw »rdjr rit “The hirst Prerni rn" ‘ o»»er all others for beinn the best. Square Piano known to them f ’ This trial was after Ghickerincj A Sons' Pi »nr» h«d receiy and O'* Legion of Honor and Medal g and Stein way dc Sons, (he Medal from Npoieon f anH the J m s * of-aid r r*^! were EDW ARI* MOLLENH ADRRv Prof, of Vfus’c, Musical Director and OnVinafor of rhe Net* Y >rk and Brooklyn Conservatories of Mna’V. CFTAKFiFiS FRADFL, the eminent and favor, ite Oorrp«ser, and P'anisf to hi- Kotaf Hiirh . the Due Gustave ofS-ix Weimar, Eisen ach. FREDERICK R BRANDIES, of Mns'c ; Teacher, of rhe higher school of Mu sic, Sic . Ac. A. D. Organist at Cathedral, Jersey Ci»y ; Pianist. Ac. Jcurs Nn:FHARn7, R- rttrt Rieovr. Henry VfLLKa, ("HA R LFS Sni.nW’vpEL, AUPv* ST GRrKNrBKPr; R BKHT Mnp NKO <t. Mannrr, [lnventor and Patentee of the Arion Piano Forte.) Sworn before me Pms 221 dav of Julv, G G. TAVI OR Commissioner of Deeds. The Arion Piano iw rhe chkappst. m st curable, leart complicated, r* quires let-S TUNING md D'*KH not «/e» <Mjt ofo de»-, i f i« i ti #: sT'Krs) k! ti n f* Wri’e fur aftidivrs, Pamphlet ;*tid Circu lir, arid ataie in what Paper you saw this ad vpr''"jpm»‘nh WAFTED in eve v Uitv and Town where we have not already app"inted tliem. The virion S 3 iwno Forte C<r. W»rern«iii« mill Office, No. 551 Broad way, Haiiiifaclory. 187 & ISO Bow fry N«-w York. BURTOa A STOCKTON, UNITED STATES HOTEL, LOUISVILLE, KY., IIAS JUST BE I'IN REFITTED. Centrally located. LAWTO'i & LftVi/TCr* FOURTH BTRE3T, ■if./ c ojr ; f. r. on a #./, WAREHOUSE, Foiton »ml f ommissioii MERCHANTS. «*!.». VO Dealers. •Advances made OJT COTTO.Y IN STORE WHEN DESIRED. aug. 25-Bm. A PKOt l> \TI \TIOX. GEORGIA: By It UFUS B. B ULL 0 CK, Governor of said State. Whe-ens, It has been reported to this De partment f*y r.'-potisib!e pnrti.-s, Hiat. a mur der was co Httiiiled in the couri'v of Pul.ski do ing th- Jfinth of Slav, 18ti8. on the per son <>f Jo-eph Jennings, coin ed; ami Whereas, No Hrrest lias ret been made ot •ny person or persons charged with the said murd* r : Now, there ore, I have thought, prnppr to issue tins, rat proclamation, hereby offering a rewaid <f Oil Ttiousand Dollars for the apprehension and delivery ot the said par ties unknown, wi h evidence sufficient to convict, to the SoeufT ol said couuty and State. Ami I do moreover charge and require all officers in this N aie, civil and miliiarv, to b* vigilant in endeavoring to apprehend the said parties unknown, in order that they mar be brought to trial for the offence with which they stand cnaiged. Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the Stale, at the Capitol in Atlanta, thir fifteenth day ot September in ihe year ot out Lord, Eighteen Hundred and Seventy and ol the liidt pendi lice of the United Slates of .rluietica the Ninety fifth. i.UFUtiB BULLOCE.. By the Governor: Pavid G. Connt«, Secretary ot Slate. •w» S2, sw, HARDEMAN & SPARKS. \\ T E deem it wholly unnecessary to inform f ▼ the PLof Middle and Bomh western Georgia, that we are still ei>g‘ie:*d our Old Stand in the W AN D ( OM MISSION BUSINGS, where tor eo ma ny venrs we hrtve *erved you as Facti'rs and Cammißsmn We have left no stone unturned to aid yon in csrryin* on your tHrniing intercet, and in turn we now bespeak a continuance of the very liberal patronage • Xtetided in the puef* Your cotton shall be weighed on the level, aold and accounted tor on the square. By closelv guarding vour every Interest, we intend to merit you* patronage. To our old friends of ninny \ears stand itig we r« turn om grateful a< ki owledge m* n»e ; to new ones who niay try us, we promise our best efforts —backed bv ihe ex perience of many years to serve them fdith- I fully and well I O r derß for supplies will meet wi'h prompt atten»ir*n. O G SPARKII &ug2B-3m. T. 11-4KI)U/ N, Jr. DR. SHALLENDERCER’S Fever and Ague ANTIDOTE Always Stops tlie Chills* Thi* Sleiiicine has been beforp the ?»!>- | He fifteen years, and is still ahead of all other known remedies. It does not purge, | does not sicken the stomach, is perfectly safe in any dose and under all circum stances, an 1 is the only Medicine that will CURE IMMEDIATELY and pcftuunentiy every form of Fever and Ague, because it is a perfect Ax»ti« | dole to yfalaria. Bold by all Druggists. Sale and Feed Stable. We expect to keep on h*nd, all the season d igs Horses and Vtiles for purchases we look to what is needed in »Hi-s ‘jpetian, and mis? to merit a liberal patronage from those who may need stock. Cill on us before purchasing oc2l • f FARNTTM A aSBARPR. T. W LOYLESS, JOHN L. GRIFFIN, T. M. JONES. nv i im* c f l l fum iit a f fir n^ . Ll l lil I I I Iff lil S J Ei. 1A i, -A.TSTD € O m M IS S I © N HR V IS ANTS, DAWSOH, C3-2HO^GI-IAY, < HIT> EREHY h n 1 mince 'n their friends, an l he public g c. r-»My, that th y have the Wts ouao formerly occupied by * l.i ylesH & (Jr iHn m ue recently bv W. M Peeples, whi'-h limy will open Septa.nGer l*t, IS7'J when they wifi fie pr pared to ifii a g nerai vV arehminu & Onmini s on 13 is ness. All the Firm h»7e been engaged in the buwnea-i heretofore, and hope, f>y strict u , and constant attention to the interest of p.anleis, in the Storage and Sale of Cos tja, to receive u liberal share of their patronage, Connected wufi the VV arehouae is a GOOD HOUSE YARD, enpecixl’y for the b«»afit o( »ur patron*. B?St~rt<t»B a* low as other Houses. [Aogst 11 3ca SAWSOII, Ck&kn MANUFACURERS OF RAILROAD CARS Agi a ictil(iia*a2 liiip!ejnciit§, Sugfar Kettles lain Gearing, Thomas Water Wheels, Shoflin- and Pulleys, li*oii siikl iirass i'aiftiiigs, iYSill Work of I'.very I>eseription, Drcssc«l Vsiimbcr, etc., etc. 0 ul ( ast Iron, Brass and Copper purchased at the highest market price- A.l order* promptly atteuded to. 0. 0. NELSON, Pres't, - - H. ATKINSON, Suo't* Dawson, 6a„ September &ts JONATHAN COLLINS. • . . . _ W - COLUN* JONATHAN COLLINS & SON. Colloji factor? S Cowi^np MERCHANT^. W E renew the tender of onr H <-ur many pbming friend* com* dnslers, ottering them un«urpa-*.d tor the prompt and faithful ex.'cudon of‘ a business en'rui'ed to our oa-e, n| e rt.W promptness in all transactions. We n. L Hie sale of Cotton a special'* Our senior having enjov. and this privilege for over f nr ?, years, and trust, bv siliet imegrhv that h has merited the confi ence of our u«,,or. * We are fully prepared to m ke ,he advances on won in store, and sha I e deavor to watch lh* market and sell when ai'tivp demaud. 0 We h ive unusuallv exer ed ouraelvea , 0 render suct aconmmoda'lons to our nlamine I friends as to enable them to h». V es' their I crop and tiust they wi Ihe p,„ mp , in for _ I warding colon io root demand-, and if 0 n on maturity of papers the market should lie I low an) depressed, will endeavor to extend Ihe time «.l paper* and aw ß i t a tavorable market upon cotton in store. JONAIHIN COLLIiVS k SON, aug‘->6- B,n ' Couou Faotor. <1 PUo(L\n\Tlo\. LEOKGI4. By RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor of said State. | WHEREAS, Official information has been re eetved at tide Department that a murder wai committed in the county of Dougherty, on the ■ltli day of November, 1867, npon the body of Ed ward N. Emerson, by one William H Hetta, and that said licit." has fled from justice ; and Whereas, There is now pending m the Supe’ rior Court of Dougherty county , Pill of Indict j ment charging said Delta with having committed said murder: | Now, I have thought proper to time this my proclamation, hereby oflciing a reward of ONE TAOUJASB DOLLAKB for the apprthen- Bion and delivery of the said Win. 11. Betts to the Sheriff of Baid county and State, in order that he may be brought to trial for the offence with which lie stands ell trged. Given undel my hand rod the Great Seal of the State, at the Capitol in Atlanta, this 2fith d.tv ofPeptember in the year of our Lord i?ighte' n Hundred and Seventr and of 'tie /ntlepenoence of the United Stales of Ame.ica the N netv fifth KUFU' 13. BULLOUS. I3y the Ooveino' : II tavt and O. Uottlng, Sec. of State. Oct 6 4w.