The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878, November 17, 1870, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextOi\ JOURiN AL* CJLUMN. %14ST - a ' rilo fil ‘ 8t hOaVV fr °* t ° f tUe Quorum*. Bhawb and mull, were in dßUiauda 11 XHKUBIdWOLL> UIN, ‘i pttMK’a V*gt~n~lb™ Him.—ls that „pri„ung Office Nigger’ that we saw , the exhibition last week U still in * wB we would likfejo 1 ire him. T„eUnited States Hotel, Louisville K U located-ou the corner ol J eifer- and Fourth Streets. EttCAL Distkibution.—We tliiuk friend H. R- Thomas has more of n,cle Cochrans mud than i, his share. Give us all an equal showing in the dis tnbutiou of this preciousjiticky stuff. q'ho United States Hotel, Louis ville Ky> * s convon^eut t(J ‘tU the principal HAVENS & Bkown, General News Dealers, Macon, Ca, wiU please ac cept our thanks for a package of pop ular periodicals of late date. Che reading public can be supplied with! anything m the shape of reading mat- j tec they (fosite, pertaining either to w it or wisdom, by addressing Havens : & Brown, General Nows Dealers, 91 , Cherry St., Macon, Ga , or calling ou their news boys on the train. Issrßi your life in the Cottoh States Lite Insurance Company at office of Dr. C. A. Cheatham. geptldhn W. C. Dodd, Ag’t New Mem, New Frau, New Goods. —ln another column will be seen tho advertisement of our clever young friends. McKeiiny and Lee, who have recently emluuked ill the mercantile world, and ask a share of public pat- ! ronage. Take some of your new money call ou the new firm and buy of the new men, some ot their new goods ( and then things will indeod be new all areund. Tax Notice. —I am instructed by the City Council to extend the time for the collection of City Taxes until the Ist day of December next. After that dhte executions will be issued against all delinquents. J. E. Lev less, Clerk and Col Dawson, Ga., Nov. 17th. 2t. FisToLS.—Dealers in these life taking machines need not go to New York to make their purchases, as. they can be Lad cheaper in the wake of Judge.- Harrell. If the people will sustaiu Judgp H. the carrying of concealed weapons will he an exception instead of a general p’actice. Wo give fair notice to all white and black that this violation if the law will not and cannot be sub mitted to by the juries of the country. Sell out to some wholesale dealer, and let the devilish little things be carried to France or some ortlier country that is in the man killing business. They can be had very cheap over in Cutli bert Hirst McCarthy. —The inimitable McCarthy gave two of hie popular en tertainments in our town on last Mon day and Tuesday nights, The ex tremely disagreublo weather prevented a laTge “turn out’’either night, hut those that did witness the performance pronounce Harry au 1 his troupe a “whole team and a big yaller dorg ■finder the wagon. ’ As for Hany him self, he stands without a peer, and the rapidity with which ho changes from graveto gay—first causingtears to flow and then almost to split the sides wit h laughter, makes us conclude lie was born for the business. There are many things wiiich should endear him to .the Southern people and we trust he may ever prosper in our midst. Con. T. M. Actox. —This inde-fai igahle gentlemen, who is general trav eling Agent for the Atlanta Constitu tion visited our town on yesterday in thp interest of the paper he represents. He felled oh us but did not tarry long. Hon t know the reason. Was it because ho did not meet with the courtesy that is duo him, or beca se tn looking around lie discovered he was in the second story of a Wooden building and was afraid to risk his carcass so far from the ground ? If the former we assure him that a press °f business kept us from appearing, more agreeable. Como again, Col. •A- lifetime acquaintance makes us love the sight of your face, and as for the paper you represent, (the Consti tution,) it stands at the head of the bst as a lively, reliable, and ably ed ited newspaper. Speaxisg of the cotton market of Ma the Telegraph and Messenger says : There have now been received at this point, since the first of September, over 40,000 bales of cotton, and it is still coming i n a t the rate of 900 bales per day, aud if the reoeipts from this hme forward are in proportion to what they have been up to the present tie o, Macon will get nearly or quite 90;000 balea the present cotton season —worth &t the present low pricos, at least *6,000,000.’* I Pkof. Goodwin’s School Exhibition, which came off on Thursday and Friday nights of last wee - was largely j attended and a complete success. To • [torsoidly all that are deserving would require more spaoo than we are al lowed, and can only speak in general terms of the exercises. Vividly did we see represented a portion of tho j march “lroiu shore to shore,” or the struggles of the infant intellect, then of the more mature, up to young man | hood and womanhood, by the exhibi | turn of studied effort to leave igno | rauce and stupidity behind in ttieir soacli after knowledge. All gave ev idence of proper and careful training, | and tho exercises throughout eviueed 1 the fact that tho teacher aud pupils had applied themselves. We will take this occasion to thank the Professor for the invitation ex j tended us to a seat on the rostrum and ' | had we not feared that wo would have appeared to the audience as a piece of ■ molten glass amid a cluster of dia-1 j monds, wo would have accepted. Our Senior, tho good-looking man of the ; ! establishment xvas absent, or the Press would certainly have had a rep resentative on the_stago. Geohoe P. Howi ls & Cos., of New 7 ork, the wolf known and enterpris ing advertising agents, have pur chased the agency of John Hugper k Cos., of the same city, an oquany Well known and reliable firm, aud by the union of the two will have by far tho largest and most flourishing advertis- 1 ing establishment in the country ; aud if it is as well managed in the- future ; as in the past it cannot lail to become | still more gigantic and ' successlul. Messrs. Rowell ,V Cos. publish the 1 American Newspaper Directory, the: most complete volume of the kin 1 ev-1 or issued in this or any other country,! and at their New York office they 1 keep on tile more than five thousand i periodicals, which are always open, to the free use of their patrons when in New York. Both the retiring part-; ners of ihe late firm of J. Hooper v! Cos., are to remain with Geo. P. How- j ell & Cos., for some months, until their owii business matters c m be adjusted after wliich. Mr. Wayre contemplates going abroad, and Mr. John Hooper, who has been elected treasurer of tho j Colwells, Shaw and Willard Mann- ! iacturiitg company,.of New York, will give his attention to tho intr dilution ' of the patent tin-iiued lead pipe, an aiticle of great merit, extensively manufactured, aud sold by that com p-my- ; iu ekrltj*. Dawson, Nov. 10. —Cotton closed at loi for best grades, Demand good, j Heavy teade in staple goods and gro- ' cones. Stocks of all kinds ol goods heavy, and merchants anxious to ex change for greenbacks or cotton at living rtftes. Macon, Nov. 16th. Cotton firm at 11 j to id j- for best grades. Savannah, Nov. IG.—Cotton firm at! 1 f to 1--2 for middlings. Netv Yoke, Nov IG.—Uplands IGJ Goid 11c. Livekp n., Nov. If.—Cotton firm. Uplands bid. • cumiu kTKS —A* die snl>eir»li'n of mi fri*‘tui I **ve consented -o i>- en,ne a candi date tor and e < ffi ot SHERIFF of Te>rell enuntv a* 'he l>e-emb T clee'i L ; and in so doing I will ol m ,,l« state tha! if ejected I aill perform, to 'he b-«t of mv ability, tbe d"- ii-9 w> ich will devolve noon m*, ar ,1 will know "O man it IO Showing favor or affertm R «n-c fullv, • T. A Me" n.T.I MS FOR REPRESENTATIVE. \fr. THOM AS H. NIXDN announce" him S If In-fore tbe V t-r* o' Terrell county «« an independent coididite for R pre-sen tat Ive in lie Legisla'ore at the next election. We are anlherlz-d to anrounce the name of W B OXFORD as a candidate for the of fice of Tax Ct'Hecior at the coming election. AVe are au'hori7.ed 'n anrounce the name nfWM R BALDWIN a"s a candidate for >h- office of CuUiity ’Treasurer at the coming election. We are authorir-ed 'o announce the nam ,> of JOHN’ W. RF.DDTt'K as a candidate (n r the < ffi.-e of Til R-ceiverat the comiug election. AVe are au horixed to place before tbp yo. fors of Terrell the nam of CffAULKfi R KbLLKY.asa candid'ie for the office of R ceiver ot Tax Returns. We are ail hor-z and >0 announce the name of W T CAMPBELL as a candidate for the .-ffi -e ot County 1 reasurer, at the election in January. We are a'l'bo-'zed to announce the name of R C. ' IZELL, as a candids'e for the of- , fice Ol Comity Treasurer, at the next election I fender to the people of Terrell conntv my thanks for their support in the last elec tion, (or T-x Co'lector, And sollci' support for the same office at the comine election. Ramw*c‘» ful W, a tig. 25. W. F. SESSION’;. Special •Volices. | FAIN KILLER 1 re ask the attain this long FAMILY MUDICHE. I, hag been favorably known for more than t .on,y years, during which time we have reeeiv ia tlimisandaof testimonials, showing thtaassjl* fell e m b* "U almost never fading remedy for and» caused by or attendant upon * l and Vo ns as well as in the Joints .and limbs Neuralgia and Kheumatio Li jS,ln. In any part of the system, Toothache *n4 Nm m head and face. Asa blood Purifier and tonic for the : ir Stomach | 1 seldom tails 'ocure Dv*p. pgi,, lodiaea lion, I/ve Complaint, Acidß'«mich, ll**.i, hu n, K 'they Gcini.lam'*, Sick. Headache, Plica, Asthma or Phthisic, R ngworms, Boilg, h' loos, Wh.ib.w-, Old Bo.es, Swelled Join a, and Genaral Debilhv of ihe *vs-em. I IS also a prompt and sure remedy for cramps and Pain in the Stomach. P.lnter* 1 (lio, Dini rl (Pa, Dv*pnt*rv, Summer Corn paint, Cholera Morbus, Cholera liilatltum, ur "*> s I ,r *i"», Btutses, Frost Bi c», Chill.lan. S. as well as the sti., K s ot Insect*. hC'.rpions, CstnipeJ.'s, and the Bi es us poiss I sectSatid Venomou* Leptfles N*«* Directions arcompanviii|f each ror sale hy Dr. J. R J , n e*, Da*S'«n, Oa. N MHIIISO \ E L'niivr thk —A n. w era la dawning upon the life or woman. With erto she has bta-n called upon to suffer the Ills of m./nklnd, ui.tl li.-r own hestdes. The freoent and distressing t rrryu aritie* |.eculinr to Iter sex have lonjrlkH*o to h*»r tlie “ittrefu Hprinu of woe* un numbered.” 7u tlie numiion ol the rich and In the novel of poverty alike woman hat* be*n tho conatant, yet patient victim of a thousand iIIh unknown to man; -and then* without a r.-m.'dy. i I. 1 ’ '' orf ‘- how long I” iu the ag:ouy of her noul, hath *no cried* But now the hour of her rt*deinp tion iw eimio. shf will suffer no more, f«>r I)r, .1 Brndfieldlh femulu Keinilator, Woman’s Best r ri'uiu, i« for vale by all respectable /Jruiririflta throughout the land, at $1 5 per bottle. 7n an other column of this newspaper will be found some Interesting particulars concerning the /•>- male Regulator nod other information highly im Por taut to women. >rr a 1 ,i it t'C it t m ij k.rts OFFICIAL ORDJBR. DEPaKI Mfc.N I’ JF SI A iE, l All.ut.i, N->v«nib«r 12lh. 187n, J lo the Principal Keeper of the Penitentiary: Wheret,*. At. the Ma c . T rut, A. D. 1g67. of 'he So pi-1 ior Court, held in slid' for the county ot Putnam, John Dtve.iport vo ui and fn., and convicted of, the ciim a of Bu - glary iu the nignt time, and ««s, thetelo'e sett'enced by the Jut ge presiding at said Court, to be'mtiiisoiirti iu the . P.-ni'eniisty ..I this Stale for and during the term of his natural life ; and AVhereas, A■ the June T r.n, A. D. 18«*\ of the Supeuor Court, held in and for the County ot Troup, Robert, Periy w.s lii.-dfo , and convicted 01, the c.itne of Bu.glarv in ihe night, tune, and wag, iberetor, sentenced by th Judge presiding at said Court, to be imprisoned to ihe P.-uiieuliary ol ihi* Sute fur and du.iug the let iu of his natural iiu- ; aud Whereas, At the July 7'erm, A. D . 18ti7, olTne Superior Court, held in and lor the county ot Chatham, William Johnson was tried lor, and conviced ot, the crime of Ba g ary iu the night, time, aud was, therefor, senieiiced to be imprisoned in the Pi niten linty us this Stale lor aud during the term of MS uatu al life ; and Whereas, At 'he November Tetm, A D. 18li7, of the .Superior Court, held in and to* tbe coiitl'y ot Drk.ilb, Gteeu Inman -as tried lor, and co vceil 01, the mime of Bu glary in the t'i t h time, and was, therefor, sen tenced to be imprisoned in the Pen tentian ot trj- S a'e lor and du-ittg ihe term of hie natural life ; and " ue-eas, At the December Term, A. D , 18tS7, ot the Sup riur Court, held in and tor tue county ot Jfiscngee, Jared S. AVebb was tti. and t"-, aud convicted ot, ihe crime ol Bjigl .rv n. ; i« night tine, and wa-, ihe.efor, seiHettced by the Judge presiding at ea U Couti, to tie imufisoin and in the Peniteutiarv ..I tin N'tate for and during theteim of his natural life , and •luet. as, A the .larch Term, A. D 1868, of the .Superior C uut, held in aud for tlie couu y ot W’llaer, John Williams was tried f .r, and convicted 01, the ctiute of Butglari it the night lime, ad was, iheulor, sen letieeJ by .h - Judge presiding at said Court, t i be unpVis died in the Peuiientiaiy of this N ite im and du.tng the term of his natural life; and • AAiiceas, At the March Term, A D. 1868 ot the Cuipeir.r Court, held in and lor me i omity "I b'tscogee, Henry W alker, Jake tAaiket, and James A. Util, were tided lor, and convict'd 01, tlie ciime ol Bu glary In me night line, and were, iheielot, Seutrneed each tu oe mptiso id iu tue Pantientta-y ot tilts ,(iu e fn and during the te in ot his natural lile; aud it ndta-, A- the March J/.-rm, A P 1868, of the bu, e lor C u ', tte.d in and lot the county ot Chiitiam, Kicb-nd Uinkis .n and Aitred Pilm u were tiled lor, and coiivioieo 01, ihe crime ol Burgi.rv in me night »nn-, a id’were, ttn-relo , seutenCed each, lo bg imp: isuiied iu the Pcoi euna y ol mis riiaie tor and during the term Oi his natural lile ; mil Whereas, Ar the May Term, A. D. 1868, id he bu ci lur C Ilir., tield in and lor tue conn yol tlaiicui k, id - llry tialu was in i) or and coiivic ed ot me crime oi Bu glary oi ibe w.ight time, and *..s, iherctoi, sen • njed lo ue impii ooed iu tue Pcunenmtiy oi mis 8 a- e lor and during ihe tetui ot be natural life time; aud vtiieic.io, A i.c J/ay Term, A. D. 1868 ol the bup-rn r V u.t. tield io auo 10. vie county ol Full, u, Henry D.nlel was tn-o tot, and conviced ot ihe cume ol Buglaiy iu me uigiit ime, and was, thereto , s. i * tenceU io oe impiisooed iu ihe Peulieuti.iiy ot •(.» 8' iie im and duting tbe let in ol In natural life; and ,i „;ie«.-, a. the M ty Term, A D. 1868, ol ihe bUptrioi CoUII Leid iu aud l.»r .i e couu H ol Muscogee, Jam. S Mar 111 an i Paul K-y were tried loi, anu coiivicied 01, tilt Clime » B tgiaiy iu tuO Uignt ume, and wcie, u r - loi, sentenced each, to be inipiisolied iu im Peuileu i«ry ol this Stave loi aud during the term of hi-natural lile; aid Wneieis, At. the June I'eiin. A. I). 1868, of the Superior Coun, held in alia lot tue county ol l'ro.up. Mi igo Ttauimel auo Geo. A K. "u were tiled lor, and Convicted 01, l e c, due ol Bu-gUry m the u.gtit urn.-, and weir, Iberelor, seoieuced t-acll, to De ini’* piisoned to the Peiiueu iarv ol this Mate tor and uurttig the ierm oi CIS ualtnal Ilie ; a'tid VVoe.ea-, Al the -l/*y It-rtu, A. U. 1868, ot the Supe tor Coil t, held 1 aud loi ihe county oi Cuulisiu, Heury Singleton was tiled loi, and couvicird 01, the ctiUle ol Bui« glary 111 the ulgtli li ue, and Was, hereto-, sentenced io be imprisoned to the Pe-.i eu nary oi th s State n-r aud during tbe term ol Ins i amrni lile ; aud Wiicrea-, All e January T ■m, A. D. 18n6, ot the 8 .perior Cou , eld tu aud lor tne counts ol C aiham, A bert Harris Was i ted lor, ..nd couvi led -it, toe c Hue f Bur glary in il.e nignt time, aud wa*, Iheielot, si i.t. need to oe impii.-oncd in the Peuileull ,,, tins S' ate ior and uuiing the term ol his natural life. - and *» ~eicas, Bn.ee iue trial and couvicion ol ihe aloresaid prisoners, toe Geiietal Assem bly ol t t* Elate na-, in it* wl-dotn, Cy an act as.-euud to Oc über 5 b, 1868. mou.fied the pun'Shuiei t l*r ihe Ci.ino oi Bwrgl.iy iu the nignt time to a les* severe d.g.ee msu tha lUiporeU up", t.e s.id pi iso e.s in tlieir re - ,p c iv - sent.-nees alor. sain : Now, iheitf re, b lieViiig ihat the maj sty , f me law ha- be. n ui y vii.dica ed by the puu S'.tneut alre .dy euduied '-y theraio pus oner* duttug men conk, euioui hubcrio; and ii ihe s'Dcere hope, Ihat »h>u again iu toe in ids' ot society, they will prove citisei a ol leloimed habits and coireet deportment, 1 Rulu- B Bullock, Governor and Commauder in uhicl ot the Army and Navy Ol this Slate, and ol the Militi* ih. reo , do heieby luliy I ardon f e said J»'H i/vvetp ri, K belt /Vi I V W.ll i ini Joiili- u, Gie- n luOlali Jan and 8- Weon, J din Wli aius, H- tny Walke-, Jike Walker, J ones . H» 1. Kichaid U m g,i SOU, A'lrrd Pitman, H-tiry f/.in, Heury JJ ,Qiel, J .uies M »' il", l**ul Key, Mngo ir iumel, lieorge A. K r-, Heuiy BiugKrtou aud Alo it Hairi* ol die cnaie ol whicu they sund convicted respeciiv ly, as herelubeioie recited —inis p.irdou to lake effec' oo ibe day seiapart lor 111."teg,.1.* *"d to wit: the 24 II day ol November, ios ant ; ana it i» htrebv ordered, mat they and each mem be tiieil rest ored lo nil I heir civil rigli s a* eu satis of-th s State, and that they be tneu discharged .0.1 set at lib. ny. Given unoe. my Band »ud 'he 8 al of tho AVcUiive Drpirnne .1, at the C pool, m A mta the doy and year first above written. RUFUS B BULZOCK. By the Governor: K. H Aixi>B .a, B'ecioiary Executive Dep’v’mt. nov, 17 It. TOWN PROPERTY Forbade I< ff r for sale on* of the most conveab Dt, desirable lots in the town of Daw.on on D pot s'reft. The hou-« contains six rooms wi h gtov" and diiimg iooin'a»t*ch'-d Seivsnts house and stables all in goo 4 Older. Beiu tiful Mower yard, good vegetable gulden an t lots. I will sell a bargain to « ensh bnv»r. T. E. LANGLA’Y. A r o». ’.O If. We Must Close Our Books, V"! 7 E resneo’lnllv »sk tlinso to whom we v v sold GOOlik ON TITli; lo Cl me up prnmp'lv ands. t le. We nius’ ln»e m uiev to m -ei our euesg- men's. IN,me to our relipf. and come quii-kb-. Our Me. Bur tie. call he fou'd *' oir old afuiid, Nov. 3 3t. ttl KNi.Y A HERE IS THE PLACE TO GET YOUR MONEY BACK! II AVING just reet'icpil and receiving * our Fall anti Winter Stock of Murchurnlise, tunrialinir of FA M ILY G HOCK I! I ES, BAGGIXG AND TIES, I)HY GO(U)3J * SHOES, HOG IS, FIATS AND C LOT II I N G, which we i ffer for the Cssh, at pri .ee* tbut will conqmre «ith anv House in South western Georgia.' We rea* pei-tfuily '-sk'il parties tradinrr at DiiW wun to cull an I examine <>ur goods, anti pet our pr eea del re port-lmsing. & TUCKER. Out 6 3m. J NATHAN COLLINS. - - W. A.COLLINS JONATHAN COLLINS & SON. Cottop factor & Copipii^iop ME RCH A N TS. WE renew the tender of o*ir services to nur manv planting friends nnd cotton ii aU rB, offering them d lacilities tV»r the prompt «nd fai'hfnl of all business eiurus ed to our <*a e nledeing promptness in all tran-notions. We make »ne sale of C'»t'on a specialty Oar senior having enjoyed ihi« privilege for over fortv years, and uusr, by strict integrity, that he nas meri'ed the confi ence of our patrons. We are fallv prepared to m ke ihe usual advances on colon in store, and sha I en deavor to watch the market and sell when ae»ive demand. We have unusually exer«ed ourselves to render suci aecommoda'ions ta our planting friends as to enable them to harvest their crop and trust they wi<| he pmmnt in for warding cotton io meet demand- 1 , and if up* on ma'Uiity of papers the market low an I depressed, will endeavor to ihe time of papers and await a faHUble market ur-on co’inn in store. 'v JON A Till N k aii2‘i 5 3'»i* f’otHiii F ctnr Sale and Feed Stable. Wb expect to keep on hand, all the season first, class Horses and Mules for purchases we look to what i* needed m this seciinn, and trust to merii a liberal patronare from those ivho may ueed slock. C ill on us before put chasing oc2l f FAPkNTJM k S r IAKPE. CDMPOU.TI EXTRACT GF SHLUNGIA I TUB OKKAT niooil aud Liver- Specific, Morbid Condition cf tlie Blood! These aro the frui-ful source ol manv dis eases, such as B'tolhlh, While N veiling, Gout Rhuema'ism, JFrv-ip.-U*, U'eers, Chronic Sore Eves, Swelled N p ck. S.lt Rh. urn, Rb.g worm. Bails, Ca-bUHcle-, P.mpleS, B.otches, and E uoiious us all kind*. For the cu.e of the-e various aff-ettions which »-e m» elv svmptou* of* m-übid state of the Blood, medical a'liM *nd sci.-noe have not ve' <ii*ct»vered * Blond Purijier, q-tal to 'he com (toil n<i I.xii'hol ofSlilin j-ia. Till* g'ea- Hral h Kextorcr and Biuod cleansing Cordial ihinOUgniv eradicate* eve ry kind of humor and bad taint, «ud restores the entire svsiein to a healthy and perfectly pure coud t'on, PEMBERTON rAYL r 'R&CO. Onemlete, Atlanta, Ga., try or i»al«* bv Pi ugsisiH. Read Ju* following, which expMn* thesucv ol ibis Übkat Kk.medy all oyer tuk Country. West Oa., A cou t 10th, 1870. Pemberton , Taylor k Co s% Atlanta (/a Gents: We have the g r eatc?t cure torcM por», ♦ vfr known, ui vd** hv us o( your Com pound Extract of Stillixgia. A case that i»a« bi***ii goi tiueii io b»*cl lor si’' years—rajs' 4 ed and well—*i'l sen<l par icol'Ts soon. Y urs R so^c«fully. Crawford & Walker, Druggists. fSJap*. 16-fiiu. iso ricic. E. H MOOMAUGIi i* n*. 1 ngor my Agent, «n<l ih n"t aothurized i" ee.l any nt tbe property belonging to me, ami ii,iw in hie pixwuiwioii. viz: 1 iStrrrel H .h, 1 B y kl raw, 1 Gray Mure Mule, aii't 1 brown Hor.-« Mol , Bog gy anti Harms**, ami 1 I\ ug n, ao.l itits t-rop fad kind* raißed t>y him. for toe Ibis year. Uar.Tea ta-ving le ijal claims ugai -rt Hie, made by bill) as my Aoent, can address me where 1 reside, ut Macon, Ga K- H. MoOMxAIiGH. Nov. 4d-liD. W. A. McKENNEY. N H. LEE. nr ia nv nu. bw am \ \YE have this day opened un entire new slock of GROCERIES &. PROVISIONS, S'JOH AS BACON LAUD, FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, BUTTER, B AGGING & TIES, SALT, SYRUP, FISH, TOBACCO, SUGARS, and a splendiJ supply of CONFECTIONERIES. W r e nro yeutijr men, on our firgt lees We buy for rnsh, we sell fir onsh. Would as’: th* public to call and pee us, as »o think we can make it to vnur interest We may bo f-und at M. P. H<>l is’ old slund, next Jour to Solomon’s McKENNFY & LEE, Ncv. 17 ts. LADIES 9 STORE. dfl&'S jE «f Thompson HAS REMOVED TO - NO. 4, LOYLESS BLOCK, n-x' door to De. J iucs’ D'ug Btore, Dawson, Ga., where she will be daily receiving a large lot of millinery ribbons, flowers, FEATHERS, LADIES and MISSES 11ATS, BONNETS and DRESS TRIMMINGS. ALS«», LADIES PRESS GOOD-i. iu f?reat viricty. HOSE. FURS, CLOAKS. SHAWLS, L\l*l ES. MISSES and CHILDRENS SHOES, CHIGNONS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C. In f*t-t, evervthtnp the iidies need to mike them look sweet and pretty. Tfie Ladies of Te.ri-11. Cnlt-'ii-i »nJ Webster Ponnte., me especially iuviled to give ber a call, examine aod be convinced that she ia selling goods cheap. TU IMS lEFiITIBT will he Supplied with J’litterns of all the latest styles and design* of the season, which the Ladies are reppe.-ttuUv asked to examine. All work warranted, aud perfect fits guaranteed at low Pr'ces. Remember the place. * i Next door to Dr. Janes’ Drug Store, Loyless Block. Be sure and call on MRS 13 A. THOMPSON, DAWSON, GA. Oct. 13-lot. Imm IN A NOME COMPANY. TH' onv COMP 'WY (IfINR BUSINESS IN G r ORGIA THAT HAS SIUO.OOO CtPLSIIEr IM THI SHTE FOH THE BENEFIT OF PCIICY HOLDEhS. We Challsnge lb V/jr'J o.i tlie Meiifs of tlie Company. TIIE COTTON STATES fill lllllini COfIrANY. MACON, GA. Authorized Capital, $2,000,090! (in aranterd Capital, $500,000. .ISSETTS f300,000, .t.YIt /UPIOLF I.YC UE.tSi.YG. OFFICERS : WM. B JOHf)S 'N, President, JOHN W. BURKE, General Agent, WM S HOLT, vice Pie id nt, .J MERCER GREEN, Menical Examiner, FEO S OliEAlt, Secr.tuty, W J MAGILL, Superintendent of Agencies DIRE!TORS-JIICOit : WM B .TOnNPOS, JOHN J GRF.= HAM, BKVRY L JFWFTT. VIRHIt, POWFRH, GF,n OH-AR, L N WHITTLE, JOHN W RUBKI, JOHN S BAX r F.It, WM .J LVWT«)V WM H BOSH. WM 8 HOLT, P*-TF.R SOLOVONT O \ NUTTING. A L MAXWELL, E a WrL«’OX, DAVID.FLANDERS J T ROfFKIir LET, E JJOHNBTON. R W r>ITBBEDGE. BiVANKAit-A R LAW ON ANDREW Ite"'. A pocsta - J P KING. .To=l * H BIHLEY. ATtAM'TA—RI'-H VRO PETERS, V R TOMMKY. Golpmocs.-L G ROWTRm, 0 0 HOLMES Muntichi.lo —T J SJII TU. CaiaLuTTs, N C—WM JOdXSON; Chablkstom, SC.—CG UEMMINGER. HPHIS Compauv issued, during Ih* first ve»r, about 1200 policies, and has now on Its reg 1_ is ,p r, 18011 policies. It hss paid i's losses promptly, wiihm sixty dsys after proof of loss It is Incited in tit* middle of the S' ate, quite convenient of access, so that where losses occur, it is not difficult to make all Decessarv proofs and collect the amount insured. A careful examination of'he list of Directors and Officers wiH, we thick, be a sufficient guarantee to policy holders 'hat it offers good security to those who are seeking a Safe in vestment to the d>-ar cues that will he left, beh'ud in case of death. I you waul Insurance, see one of our Agents, who uiat be found in almost evrrv rom mnni'v, or crrrespnnd .with. lIEO S. OREAR, Secretary. VF. G. DOT*D, Ag’t at Dawson, or iu his tbsehcc application* mav he made to Dr. C. A Cheatham, M-.-d.cal Examiner. sept. 29-6 m. Met h amntvmu i OTJR STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS IS NOW 13 Hills CI RECEIVED GIVE US A CALL. 3 Aimi u, SIIAKtFK iV CO* IEG«l ADVEi-IHEMfNTS, NOTICK. rjlhoms* B High, a, heft frier)<J of minor J oh"de.n °f J. w. MrL -d, d-'d. nr,d o' L. L. jVnLcod, wljnw of if. N. M Lmd, O'S aoplled for exemD'ion of per.-.r,s|tr snd eeti'tg apart and valuation of 'eid, snd I will nass noon the *,.m« at mv office Id Dawson, Ga., at 11 o'clock, A y.. on he 26th ,n v „ T. M. JUNE*, Ord, Alov. 17-2 w. . ... TERRELL SHERIFF SI LEM. Y Y Door, iu the tnjn of Dawson ealj county, on the first Tuesday m t)M P ,t m h. r next, wi'hiu the legal hour* of sale, the fol lowiMgr proper* v ; 4 Bales of Option in the Gin House, ttt Bales of Gotton in the fi.M, and 300 Bushel* of corn f'ha* is to *. T the estimated amonnr* corn and eo-ton.) Levied „ n a. the nropertf of John B Vanover, to ssti-f. a fl fa from Ter oil Superior Court in favor of Charles (1. termer, va, John R. Vanovor, Sep'ember 28th, 1870, 1 A **, at th* same time and plaee, wlfl im «ol I7" rep Hundred and fiftv bushel*of Cora and Four Bales of Cotton. Levied on a* the property of John T. Howard, 'o satisfy a * fn issued from Terrell Superior Court, in f» Tof of John B Vanover, v*. Johb T. Howard December 18-h. 1889. * Number. 182, *r 9 r\ S *' an< * Levied on a* the property of John T. Howard- to .atisfv • fi fa issued from E*tlt Superior Court, in favor of W.sfc ington Wnolbrivht, vs. John T' Ho'wird '-No* ▼ember Nt i B 7O. S. F, LaSSETEH, >%eiiff, nor. B«l*td. ...... (| l Wh WO, n’ yVr’ell Gunnly ( II .Whereu* Burweil .S'eretiH has made »p --nlieation for Letters of Adminiatration «fc borne «on, With the will atmexed, of Jaba w. Mc/ypofl, df>cea.«F(i, •> These are therefore to Cite and admonish aU persons oercerned. to be and »pp*w«: a , my office within tho time prescribed by La w and .how cause if snyihey can, whr <Md letters should he granted. Given under niv hand and official signature, this 34 dav of Ivov. 1870. ’ Nov. 10-3bd. T - J^^Oniitmr,.. Terrel I Goa illy f ' ■ , „ tv C Arthur having applied to be ap pointed Guardian of the peranri and nraaenw-- of Georgia ip and ts lphia F. Hor,, li - nor* under fourteen-years of age, resident of sajd countv. , . . This is to cite all person* concerned its Ho and appear at the term of the Court.of Oedi a nsrv, to he held next- after the expiration of thirty davs from the first publication t/Tthln : notice, and show cause, if thev can. why kafd J*»ttem of nhould not be ed. Witness my official Signature. Oct 27, 30d. T. M. JONES. Ord, . i w L Terrell Go-rjxty | V M To all whom it mav concern Wm, M Tillman, having in proper form applied >o me for perminent. Letter* of sddwdn’stra linn on the estate of il. N. dfcLeod l»/.e of said uount.?. This is lor cite all and singular the erodf tors and next of kia of diid .M/Lsod, to ba and appear at my offi ;e, within the time *l* lowed bv Jaw, and show cause, ff anj th«»Y can, whv pertnahent administration should rot be granted to said applicant, on said ea* tate Wi ness my hand and offl-ial siena'itre, ,om. 27, 4oj. r. m. jones' o', ts. T«*rr«‘ll Con ill yf \ X Whereas, J/ani n JZ-irndon, Adm’r. of James M Af uiut, has aptilied for Lotten of Jismission from said eata'e : These are therefore to cite and admoni.h all persons concerned, to be and appear at mv offi -e wi'hin the time prescribed hv law, and Show cause, if anv, wh* said letter* . phould not. be granted* Giton under trtr hind »*nd official Biguain»*e, thin 24th d*f of 0c ;, 1871 ’ „ T- N. JONEB, Ord. Oct. 27 3m, nB«RGIA. T.rit ll Counti > \I Whereas. William Hayes applies for letters of dismission on the estate of K. ff. Moomnugh. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the persons interested there in, to be and appear at, my office, witfein tb« time prescribed hy law, and show cause, It anv, why a id letters shonld not be' granted j Oive-n under my hand and official signature, thi* 26th dav of October, 1870. Oct 27, 3tn. T. M. JOSES, Ord. Aftministraters’s *ale. ON the Im Tue-dav in, December nei'f,. within the usual hours of safe.wirf be sold attheOonrt Hon-e Door, in Dawson, Ga. the fine and valuable place «f "he late G. t!- Bots'O'd, situated near Diwson, Thrralf county, (3a., and containing about two. bundled acres of land, most of which is io k high state ol cultivation. Said place has o# ft a large and fine Dwelling House, with ex cellent Out, Houses and Tenements. Th* D "elliufl House is situated about • bwlf mil* from (h* Court House, and bag’every conve nience adapted thereto. Harrison rooms?. AdmV. Oct 20-40d. trith the Will annexe*. (•lAMGW’S SALE* - /I EORGIA Calhoun Codnty. - \ T Under an order of the Court of Ordi* ; "tff of Said county, will be sold before ’tk* Court House door, at, Morgan, on first Tues day in December next, between the legal , hour* of sale, Roivh half of Lot of Land, No- 271, in the 3ad Diatriet of *a>d county, for the benefi* of his Ward, Elizabeth Boa tick, miner. Terms Cash. John collet, Oct. TB-40d. Guardiau. ON THi- OTHER SIDE! -fA AT my new NEIT STORif, on *h* Nbrtk Side of’fhw Rlifmad,, vow writ find * gen raj S-ock-nf K*rrh*ndiae,-ytt ssich,pgiceg &8 will ast-oniflh ihe na lives. My Stock m gists iu .part of •' .1 : - FAMILt GROCERIES, . .- FANCY GROGERSES, BOOTS & SOOES, READY MADE CLOTHING DRY GOODS: • STAPLE GOODS, md other artioles needed fn the faxsiJy and on the Plantation.’ My expenses being light, I can afford t» sell goods *n Short Profit. But the better plan would be for *M to C9M and see for themselves. B. GIBSON, sei't 22 Bm.