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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1870)
.iu n\ jnri:\M. f/OCAL COLUMN. . \!1 who* aro on-titM to desirous of takine: tho dofcnse 'fZL] Sainnritnn” can have an op °f , „ itv of doint; so noxt Fnday P° u -’5 in«t at the Masonic Hull. W*?* "-veninir at 3 V o’cl ok all Mas- Mwons, their Wives. Widows.and 1 m r * will have an opportunity Star .a* "Oar ? ft Ltinc ilofrroos All who are* int t., \ a ro respectfully invited t\l>o ZLt andsa|Vthin«vou uraW.uinr S rU. M . McKinney, V IS W Ijoyless, l Committoo 'of arrangokent. The Labiks’s Stoke. — the cold -ether set in there lias ho\quite a S U made *on the Ladies’ Store for Muffs and other things that conduce to tho comfort o? the ladies. ThVmp plv is not ye* exhausted, and polite attendants are always in readiness to va it on customers. T NsrKE tour life in tho Cotton States Life Insurance Company at offico of jir C. A. Cheatham. septl-Sm- W. C. Dodd, Ag’t XuF. Baptist Female Colleue at Cuthbert, under tlio charge of Prof. tV. B. Seals, will bo open again on the Bth of January next. See ad. Tax Notice. — I am instructed by tho City Council to extend the time for the collection of City Taxes until the Ist day ot December next. After that date executions will bo issued against all delinquents. J. E. Lotless, Clerk and Col Dawson, Cl a., Nov. lttli. tit. Bvrglarv. —On Monday night the More of Messrs Grier & Simmons was entered by a burglar, supposed to bo a white man. The loss is small—a few pocket knives and ft small amount of greenback sliinplastors is nil that could he missed. On Tuesday night Mr. Ah Jones was sitting in tho back room of tho stoioof McKenney & Crouch, heard someone walk in at the front door, and on going in the store room to wait on the supposed customer could not find him, but missed a pair of fine blan ets and a bolt of homespun. We trust theso scoundrels may be ar rested, and forced to leave our town or go to work for a living. Tire United States Hotel, Louisville, Kt., is modern in stylo and richly fur nished. Book Notice. —We respectfully call the attention of all who are interested in the Religious history of the world, to a work culled ’* The Hand of God in Ihlori/C Mr Mizell, of Da.vson, is agent for this book and will supply all wlm w ish n copy' From the breif examination wo have been able to give the work wo regard it as a volu ble contribution to the religious lito ture of tho age and, therefore, cheer ful!}’ recommend all interested on tho subject of which it treats to buy a ropy and read it. T E Langley. Bili.it: is Himself Again.—A sow weeks since Capt. J. W. Roberts made an appeal through our columns to Vis customers to come to his relief. They nobly responded to tho call, and ho bgs us to tender thanks to 'nis many bieuds for their prompt action. To those of bis customers who have not been so situated as to enable them to pay their accom ts, by reason of the diffii cultics in ginning, packing, and haul ing to market their crops of cotton, hr respectfully asks their prompt at trition and payment at an early <lat 0 , hereby enabling him to favor them Mother year. The United States Hotel. Louisville, -''■l centrally i 8 located. * -in. J. A. Fulton.— This name is as lou seliold words, and we can say nothing that would give him a bettor position in society as a business man ] a,K ' l gentleman; but wo havo been troubled in min 1 since we heard that Parties to whom he loaned his name cro, bt, in order tiiat they might "> enabled to mako a 'crop, and in | ” um instances, to keep tho wife and j"'' : onos from suffering, havo allowed " f '*r drafts to goto protest —havo failed ’" put him in cotton or funds, to take a P bis acceptances, and after exhaust ' ? nil the private means ho could cntrol.and money lie could borrow to l r, iect his o/rn credit, was forced to pro ■ and will havo to euduro all tho r ‘M consequent thoreof. We know ° nri these parties by name, but if ( >f our readers aro among tho rniLor, wo bog of thorn to strain nowo and help this young man ‘ com his credit; by so doing you o him good as well as yourselves “.inks to our friend Charley Brown , 11 ' ,ri g of very large potivtoes- Char n' V U's ha is independent of the West ' ari 'l will ho as long ns tho Pos v^ s un d potatoes last. Now. Charley, ure getting move than your sharo pod things. Why don’t you di* " 0 d’oseuiiis? M’IIUHIA. \ , Wo are happy to say ouv citizens have inaugurated a system which Will givo them ample school sontething we have hebwsadly in need, of for a long timo. It is now beyond a doubt that wo are to have a good Academy building, to he lodftAh on a beautiful woodland^ tli^J^tli oastern part of our »y niTig ~r’ky. amount necossqjv for'thot nearly so, has rn»bd, a cvmtract entored into with tho Dawsbp , put\kp' the bAiding and finish it conipleto,* say in«4h«*mont(h of Jamyjiy. ... Wo have every reasdb to kna*v Daw son Manufacturing Company"will the work through in double time, and have every thing iq read*-* incus in time for tho cpiiyjpdfcisesfjttm.. We learn Edwards.two experieiu^Mbachors,witt have charge of tho Academy and- we medic t for them a large xxTib have had the matter in oil getting up this enterprise deserve j much credit for the energy display ed. Our citizens generally have coino up nobly. Our merchants, with a sow exceptions, contributed liberally. They are the class that are to be benefitted more than all others by having a school in our melst. We learn Professor Scaifo will keep up his Academy as heretofore. He is an excellent teacher and enjoys the j confidence of his patrons. With two! good schools in Dawson why should our citizens send their sons and daugh ters off to be educated. Wo will have more to say on the subject at a future time. A want Never before Supplied.— j In the South where Liver Complaint! and Billions diseases prevail to so \ great an extent, there has long been 1 felt the need of a medicine that would act specifically and promptly on the Liver, restoring it to its normal func tions, and at the same time be safe from after effects, and yet so simple that it might be used by any one. It is iiotv admitted bv all that 1)R. TUTT’S VEG TABLE LIVER PILLS supplies this want They are now prescribed by the most eminent Physicians throughout tho whole South. *1 a Kltll.l). ROBERTS—PIMPsOX —.V the residence o* iLt* bride’s mother, mi the 17'b met., lo Rev G T Embrv, Mr. J ho B R <berts, of slhmin county, n.d Mi- K ilie Smpso', ol T rrt-ll Cuuntv. yj l II Ik I T*. Dawson. —-Nov, 23d, Gotten. —In tho forenoon favorable dispatches from New York and Liverpool excited our market and sales were made at 13J c. Unfavorable news of the political af fairs ami s tho waters checked opera tions, anil the market closed dull at 13-} Provision-1 n liugjdown. No change in leading articles of Staple Goods ami Groceries. v icon.— Nov. 23d, Cotton xvns brisk at 1-! J, operations checked by unfavor able news from Europe. Pork selling from wagons at 11c, from market 1-1 I'ANIIID ITUS Wo r u'honzd tnimnounce tho ncrif of A DYSON ass candidate for the office of R -coiner ot Tax R turns, fn the coon y of r.-r-rll, at the the ensuing election in .1 inu .ry nix’. Ifotiee. —A* the eolicUatbn of mv , fiifr.d , I have consented <n ii.mnie a candi- ; for ihe office of SHERIFF of Torch | counts «t. tile necember election ; and in so ] doing l will simolv state th»t it elected I will perform, to 'he heat of nit ability, the du ties which wilt devolve noon me, >" and will j know no man «« toshowine favor or afferth* ! R spectfullv, T. A McUItLI MS FOR R FI-RESENT A TITF. Mr. THOM AS 11. NIXON annnuneeo him s ..|f before the V"t"rs ot Terrell comity aa Ml independent candidate h>r R preaeptatlve in he Legislature at the next, election. Wo "re anlhnrlji »and to announce the pan>e of W li OXFORD as a candidate for the of fice of Tax OHt'C'or at the coming election. We are an'hori*od ’n announce the name of WM R BALDWIN aa a candidate tor ■h" office of County Treasurer at the coming election. Wf» qrp *« nnnnuncf' the name of JOHN W RF.ODI'K aa a candidate In lb- nffice of Tax R ccivcr at the coming eteiMiou. We are au'hori*ad top’lCO before the vn. r, r a nf T. rrell the pant of CHARLES R Ks Ll.KY.aa a candidate for the office of R eeiver itl Tax Returns. We B’C an fmr z and lo announce the name nf W T CAMPBELL as a candidate for the nlfi e o' County Treasurer, at the election in Janu tv. We are authorized to announce the name of R C IZ'il.L, aa a candida'e for the nf lice ol County Treasurer, at the next election I tender to the people of T- rrell cnm'tv my thanks for their support in the list, elec tion, for T-x Co’leotor, and solicit suppoit lor the same office at the coming election. Respect fill?, a„g. 25. W. F. SESSIONS. Special •Votices* PA I N K T LEE K. mt loas FttID.Y JIEDICISE. 71 t,» boon favorably known for more than , 7 ‘ rturtn-r Which time we li ire recur. t’MTitT yeari. # t | mo nialn. Hhowinfjthl* mo«K S^S^r«». remody,br^,, Sodden rotfr*. Coß!jk*, Fever nod ./gue. I?e*d »iae, IMllioua lover, Ail it- In the K ul , Mark und latino, oh well , u In the .lolnta nud I.lmljH, Non might mid Rheumatic ' ', n "."Jt port Os the ny»tom, Toothache and Paina in the head und face. A# a.l>lood Panficr and tonic for the , Stomach * v It «p| 10-n fnifs <o cure Dysneps's, Indigos 'inn, Liver Complaint, Acid Stomach, IWu hnrn, K dnov CnmnU'no. Si.-k H»»d«oh«, >hma or phthisic, Rfnovorms, Boils, ■-*"VCi>*s, Swelled Join's, nd Goii’ral D"liili'v bfihc s va , em . V •{' aoronipi Viol Sure romodv for OramflE* ~n , | P-inter*’ j fjt-lio, D'arrl o»a, Dv«ent-rv, Summer Com "'Hint. Cholera Mnrbu*. Cholera Infantum, da, Burns, Sprains, Bruises, Frost Ri'es, “tWblains, as well as the s'ines of I"«ee'», Centipedes, and the Bi es of poise rtnuu* I 'seefa and Venomous Leptfiea P'tr 3ale hr Dr. J. R Janes, DawVtn, (It. N ut'THivn \*F -dhim-ii' Tint *-tru A" ™ era Is dawning upon the life of woman, /fith erto she lias la-en called upon to sulTer the (Us of •mankind, und dffltroMitntf irregu aritirs pecuUttia hor n<’x hnvc long’ bo»»n to her the “clirefu spring of woph iiq hpwiil"i4ij*p(l/n the m?m*»ion of tin* rich and la I the hovel of poverty alike woman hin been the [eonwtant, yet patient victim of a thousand ills rail known to man; -and these with ouTF remedy, i Oh, Isord. how long !>» in the agonv of her aoul, I hath ah’* cried- Hut. jiow the houvof her redemp- I tion in come. Site will auffer no more, for Dr, .f /'Wmilp Ketntlnfor, Worn *n’M Best mend, is for anth i»y all reuieetahle druggists throughout the land, at #1 5 pier bottle, /nan other eoluinn of tliis newspaper will be found some interesting- particulars concerning the f'e male Regulator and other information highly im portantto women. JTK W .ID I*Eil r'MSEMEA'TS Bwiiwg CI TIIHTHT, U\. Til F Hoard ofTmeteea take pleasure in announc ing, f.jr the benefit ot 11 eoneerned. that they have secured a corps of experienced and compe tent teachers, to take charge of the above named Institution, and that its exercises will be resums ed on MOND\Y, January fth, 1870. Itepairp have already commenced on the build* iug, which will be pushed forward rapidly to completion Hoard iu good families ean be secured at from fifteen to twenty dollars per mouth, including washing, fuel and lights. Tuition about the same as in other /nstitu tions of like g ade. The city of Cuthbert is easy of access, and pro* ver ini for its health and refinement. It is there fore a desirable place of residence for persons wishing to educate their families. For particulars, apply to nov J 4, Oi* \V. H. HEALS, President. N ( >T I OK, /lI.OKUI t. T.-irell ( uiliitv : U Wtltw. .1 B K H I ~nr e . s -n th. Court, ill his petition duly filed, that the late Chaum-ey T Hots ford did in life, make and deliver to said Harrell and one John F. Hu-teshaw, a certain Hond, a copy of which is attached to said partition, to make title to one hundred acr a of land, the same being the North part of lot of laud No. ytts iu the 4th district of said county upon con dition that said bond should be complied with up o.i the part of said /farroll and Huiteahaw, which petitioner alleges has been done; and showing further that said burteshaw has assigned to *aiu Harrell all his iuterest in said bond, ami praying that Harrison Ungers, the Administrator, wit • the will annexed, of said Hotsford, be required to .uaketitles to said land, iu accordance with said Hond. 71iis if> therelorc to cite said Admin istrator, and the hei s at law of said Hotsford, to show cause before me, at my office, iu Dawson, Ga., ou the 3rd Monday in December next, i. any they can, w hy the prayer of said petitioner should not he granted, and the .tdmiuistrator aforesaid ordered to make title in accordance with said /fond. This November *2i«t, ’*7 . nov -4,4 t TANARUS, Af. JONES, Ordinary. PL A/SJ T A TION Foi* f Ii IT- r fc-’aile mv pUc<*, fi»i’ mile« bvl >w D iv*o", illim. (lint-ly Om >lio Riilrnn . o<n aini'.g 1417| himpp. Well m'er»(l mil imbi ied. A.* » 8 <-ck F-.rin, m sntd. Mt-dliliv, dsHunble ptittwhv. T< anv om w.lining « hoim here i< an opportunity 10 one ut b tlf iis re.il vnlue, lam deter mined I* eeM, either lor mouev O' c-i'tou, lo a responsible ptrie. Aoolv to VV. F Orr,»t Dawson. II not sold *”11 h- for u-i-t. Nor. 2-1 4'.. \V T BI'KGE, xVOTICE. JOHN T HOW.I R/) has applied for ex emp ion ol peson.hv, and 1 will p s upon the same a* mv office ic D.wson, (ra , oiiSimi div the 3rd ol D cembet nov. '24, is. T M 0 and TO#M PdIPcHTY Fo r* to site I ant rfferin? for sale that beuntiful lot fronting if j. 0 0 Nel-nn. on whioh is a neat little Co’tsge, and out hou-es, on such terms os will not fail to pleise any one who wishes to purchase such property. T. E LANGLEY. Aov. 24 If. JOY TO THE WORLD ! an antidote DISC VEKKP AT LAST KUR CHILLS km PEVE3. r |' , HE celebrated Holton Pi' 1 , mannfaC'i’ren 1 hv Dr. 11. C Hailev, a» almericus, Geor gia, i- undoubtedly the host medicine yet discovered fir the cure nf she different forms n| malarious fevers, such as chill and f-ver, lev r and ague, intermittent or billions re mitient fevers and all forms of disease hav in? b oritvin .S',,/,/ hff Dr J. It Janes Dawson, Ca., and Dealers Generally. I*rlce One Hollar. jy ir eh MI, -1 . HARDEMAN SI SPARKS. \\ T E deem i' wholly ti-neoessarv to inform \ \ the PL ANTERS’ of Middle and Smr li western Oeorgi,, that ts- are Still p- g-g-d onr Old S'and i> the wv«A’HGU- i J? AN D fOvl VISION BU.NINA'SS, where for so ma ny years we have «e>ved von as Factors a-'d Commission J/erchan'S We havo left no smne unturned to aid vou in can vine on your farming interest, and in 'urn we row bespeak H continuance of the very liberal patronage i xtended n« in the past. V r cofnn sh.ll he weighed on the lkvkl, sold aud accounted for on the sqCARK. Rv closeiv guarding your every interest, we intend to merit your patronage. To our old friends of nimv tears s'and big »e return our grateful acknowledge, nients ; to new ones who may try us, s o promise onr best effort*—bucked bv the ex perience of mauy years lo serve them faith fully and well O Jers for supplies will m» et. with prontp attention. O « "4P ARK i augiß-3m. T. IMRDEJ/AN. J«. Sale anil Feed Stable. Wk expect to keep on hand, ail the season first class Horses and dole* 'or sale. In onr purchases we look lo what i« needed .n this sretinn and trust to merit a liberal patmnare from those who may need stock. Call on us ril , sr2t OFFICIAL ORDER. DKPaRIMKNT DFSTAIK, ) Atlanta, X >»ember I2th, 187n. f Jo the Principal Keeper of the Penitentiary: U/lf-reaa. At the March T rm, A. D. 18(17, of Coun, held in and for <he I eonvii the - ii rflfl'l and >*a«. ibcielo'-. the Jai(« presiding »t sni<l Courr, to mptlsoiird iu the P idtenllarv of ihis S'/ 1 e for and during the lerm of his natural life ; /li and Whereas, M 'ho June T I'.n, A. D. ISA’’, of tiie .^upe'i'fr Conn, held in and for ihe county of Troflp, Robert Periy was tried for, and convictedJW the dime of Burglary in lie night tmiei ifnd whs, therefor, m- tile need hv (he Judge presiding ar Paid Court, to be imprisoned iu the Penitentiary ol this .State lor und during the term of bU natural li'e ; and * Whereas, At July Term, .1. D., 18ti7, ot llieSupeiior held in and for Ihe eoutity of C’ua'han], William Johnson wa« tried for, and convio ed of, the crime of Bu g ary in the nighttime, and was, therefor, >euteuced to he imprisoned ill the Peiiiteu i iry of ihis State lor and during the term of loa until al life ; and Whereas, JR tile A’ovpmber Term, A J). 1807, of the Superior Court, held in and for 'he comity ol Dekalb, Green Inman wa* tried lor, and e" v e’ed 01, the mime of Bu-glary ill the night lime, and was, therefor, sen tenced to be imprisoned in the Penitentiary of t' i- 8 ho to- and duiing the term of liits natural life ; ami W tie. eas, Al the December Term, A. D , 1867, of the Sup rit r Court, held iu and for the coun y ol M iseogee, Jared S. Webb was Hied tor, and convicted of, the crime of Bcglarv in Itie nighi time, and wa*, lhe>efor, Heiaenced by the Judge preshlit g at sad Court, to he imnrisoned in the Penitentiary "f thi- State for and during the term of bis natural life , and •a oeieas, aTi the March Term, A. D 1868, of the Supe'ior Court, hrld in and for the couu'y ot WalKer, Jolin Williams was tried lor, and convicted 01, the crioie of Burglary in tlie night time, ad was, therefor, sen tenced by ihe Judge presiding at said Court, o be imprisoned iu the Peunentiaiy of this 8 ae lor and duung the teirn of bis natural life; and Wucieas, At the March Term, A D. 1808 ot the Superior Court, held iu and for tue ■ ouoty ol Afuscogee, Henry Walker, Jake •vaiker, and James A. Hill, were tried tor, and convicted 01, the crime ol Bu.glary in the night time, and were, ihetetor, sentenced each lo be imprisoned iu the Pei.iienlia'y of his N et n and dunug the te.m ol bis natural lite; and nn. r. a-, a. the March Jferin, A J) 1868, of the Sui-e lor 0 u-t, held in amt lor the couti'i ot Cb.tham, Kieha and Uanktsou and Allied Pino u were tried lor, and convicted 01, ihe crime ol Burglary iu the night lime, did were, tbireto', sentenced each, to be imprisoned in the Peoiteutiary ol this State tin and during the term ot his uatnral lite ; md vVhereas, alt the May Term, A. D. 1868, 1 ihe Su eitor Court, held iu aud lor toe comity of Hancock, H-nry Gam was tri .and or, and couvicied of the crime of Butglary in the night time, and was, therefor, sen tenced to oe impii-oued iu the Peoiteutiary o' ti is S a'e im and durmg the term of his natural life time.- and Woeieaa, A me J/av Term, A. D. 1868, ol the Sup-ii.r 6'ouit. held iu and lor me county ol Fult n, Henry Dmiel was tri-d tor, and couvic ed of the clime ol Burglary lo the uight t me, and was, therefor, seu leoced 10 oe imprisoned in Hie Penitentiary ol hi- S' te ten and during the leim of his natural life ; aud w urea-, hi me J/ay Term, A D. 1868, of ihe superior Court held ill and for 'he uouu u of Muscogee, Janos Mar to and Paul Key *sre tiled lor, aud convtcied of, the Clime ol B ngls'y in me ingut time, and were, ili.-r— --j«r, Beiiteiiced each, lo be imp'i-ooed in toe Peuilen iary ol this S a e loi aud during the lerm ol bi- natural life ; and Wheie.is, At ttie Jane l'enu, A. I). 1863, I the Supeiioi C. Us, held in and tor tne loumy ol Iroup. Mi igo Tiaiuniei slid G -o. A K r o were tin and for, and convu-ti and of, the c due ol Bu gliry in tile night time, and weie, mereiiir, sentenced each, to be i n~ prisoned to the Peni eu i iry ol this Mate tor and uuriog the u rrn ot his natural lite ; and Wneieas, Al tfie Alty Term, A. 0. 1868, of the Supeiior Cou: t, held i and lor the county oi Chatham, Henry Singleton was tried ior, ami couvicied of, the crime of Bur elary in the tiighr u ne, and »ie, therefor, sentenced robe impiisoned iu the Peiiir.eit iarv ol tbs S ate t.i and duiing tne tcr.-.i ot Ins i a urai lit. ; and Where*-, -dt me Jamm y Tam, A. D. 18c6, of tlic Nip-nor Ooun v held in and h,r li,e county nf C alhani, Albert Harris was i ied lor, und couvi Ted 01, the e iuie of Bur- I glory in ihe night time, and wi., ihprefor, | rmteuced io be imprisoned in ihe PeNiieuti- I im ol this Siate tor and during the term of bis natural life; and IV .icu-.a, »'inee ihe trial and conviction of •he aloresaid prisoners, the General As-eui* j hiv ol Cl- Ltale itaa, in its wisdom, hv an act assented lo Ooioher 5 li, IMIS, modified ihe punishment lor ihe crime w Bxrgl.ry in ihe nigh/ time to a less severe degree than that i iuipo- 'd upon t e Slid pi'isonere in their re -i -p civs SeuteOoeS alOreStid : Now, iheief re, b hi v ng ■ hat the majesty , if ttie law has been Hilly vindicated by the punisi'ineul already endured by the said pi is ; oners during Heir couth eiiicnl hi'hertn; aud ii ihe sincere hope, that win n again ill the iriids' ol society, they will (rove eitizet sol , ictoimed liab ls aud correct deportment, 1 Kufii- B Bullock, Governor ami'Joinniatider iu C/biel ol the Army and Navy ol this Slate, and ol itie Militia therein, dv lietebv lully i ardoii toe said John //.venport, Robert / J t .rrv, William Johnson, Green Inman Jar, and rs Webb, John Williams, Henry Walker, J ke Walker, J tines >. Had, Richard Han* kil sou. Alfred I’i' itan, Usury Gain, Henry //.uni, J .uies J/ntin, I’aul Key, Mir.go Trammel, George A. K-ro, Henry Singleton and Alb it Uairis ol the eruie of which they stand convicted tespeetiV' ly, as bvreiubelote recited this ptrdoti to take effect on the day set apart lor I h mksgiring and /•'raise, to wit: the 24 It day ol November, ins ant ; aid it is hereby ordered, that, they and each ol them be tiien restored to ah their civil rights as ci iz'ns of th s State, and that tbey be then disctia'ged and set. at libr-py. Given undei mv Hand and the Sal of the Executive Department, at the fj.pttol, in A Lo ta, the day and year first above RUFUSB BULiOCK. By the Governor: K. H AtkivS 'X, tfeeieiarjr Executive DepVmt. nov, 17 4t. J 'NAI'IIAN COLLINS - - W. A. COLLIN 8 JONATHAN COLLINS & SON. Cottoji Factor? & Cop'wiop MERCK ANTB. \TT g renew the tender of our services to , \V our tnsnv planting frie/ulg and cotton dealers, offering them unsurpassed facilities for the prompt and faithful execution of all business cii'rtis'ed 10 onr pledging promptness in all transactions. We make tne sale of 6'it'on a sp-oialty Our senior having enjov. and this privilege for over fnnv years, and trust, hv stiict integrity, that he has nierhed the confidence of our patrons. We ate fullv prepared to m ke the usual advances on cotton in store, and shad en deavor to watch the market and sell when active d-mand. We have uttu»oxl!v cxer'eil onrselves to render fuel acenromodi'iona to our planting friends as to enable them to harvest, their crop and trust they wW be piotnot in lot warding co'ton to raeot dem md J , and if up on ma'urity of papers the market should he low an i depressed, will endeavor to extend the time of papers and await a favorable market unon co f wn in fitor*. jonathln colli.vb * SON. tS&&*-'- W. A. McKENNEY. N 11. LEE. m Ml. HEW FISH. HU CUB! WE liuvti thin day opened an entire new stock of GROCERIES &. PROVISIONS, S'JCII AS BACON LAUD, FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, BUTTER, BAGGING & TIES, BAI.T, SYRUP, FISH,TOBACCO BKG A IIS, and n splendid supply of CONFEOTTO^KHIES We nre y*»nir men, onnnr fii»t leys IVe Imy for rnsh, we sell for push Would jis’r tlie puMi'- to i'll! 1 nnd see us, ns we think we win " nko it to vonr interest We mny bo fund at M B. Ho! is' o!ri stnurl, next door to Solomon's. McKENNFY & LEE. Ncv. 17 if. LADIES 9 STOKE. Jfir# S'J *1 Thompson HAS REMOVED TO NO. 4, LOVLESS BLOCK, r»i' door to Dr. Juies’ D'U S'ore, Dswson, Ga., wbrreahe will be daily receiving a large lot of MILLINERY RIBBONS FLOWERS, FEATHERS, LADIES nnd MISSES HATS, BONNETS „nd DRESS TRIMMINGS. Al.S'*, LADIES DRESS GOOD , in e-wd v.rietv, HO S E FURS, CLOAKS SHAWLS, LADIES, MISSES nnd CHILDRENS SHOES. CHIGNONS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &0. In fact, evervihinp the .tidies need to nyke them look sweet and p-etlv. The Lillies of T-rr. i|. I’alh- n- and W-V'.r Cnuate., are especially invited to give Her a call, examine and be convinced that she is selling good# cheap. ti iemb mm will be supplied with /ht'erns of all the latest styles and designs of the season, which Ihe Ladies are respecflutlv asked in examine. Ail woik warranted, and perfect fits guaranteed at low Pr'ces. Remember the place. • Next door to Dr. Janes 1 Drug Store, Loyless Block. • Be KurC and call on MRS E A. THOMPSON, DAWSON, GA. Oct. 13-iet. IH3JHS IN A HOME COMPANY. TH : o''lV MMP'MY Ill'll B'JSHfES' IM G-ORGIA D'ATHAS SIOO.DOO DE?JSIf£OI I Ts t STATE FOB THE BEKiFIT OF POLICY HOLDERS. We CliallenJe thi WiriJ di the Meiifs of the Company, THE COTTON STATES LIFE 11 SI !A ICE. COMPANY. . MACON, GA.. Authorized Capital, $2,000,00ft! Guaranteed Capital, $500,000. ntSSETTS $300,000. .f. VIA It-1 PM It I. l’ I*YC ItE*ISI*YG. OFFIOKHS : WM. B jonos IN, Presidenf, JOHN \V. BURKE rienernl Atrent. WM S HOLT, A ice Pie id-01, .1 ,V 1 Klß’Kli (4IIEEN Metlica! Kx.iminer, FEO S OBEAR, Secretaty, W J MAGIIJa, Superintendent of Agencies DIRECTORS- JHC«\ : WM B JOHNSON, JOHN J frRF. a H AM, HFNRY L .IEWF.TT. VIRGIL P TWF.RS, r.EH OB p AR, LN WHITTLE, JOHN W BURKE, Jf»nN PB \X’ER, WM JRA WTON WM H WM S HOf.T, P' T r.R SOLOMON, o a mttting, ’ a l maxwell. e a wit/’ox. david slanders J T HOIKKUIRLET, E J JOHNSTON. R W •fIBBEDGE. Savannah A R LAWSON. »NDRF.W Atlanta— RlOH ARD PF.TERS. V K TOM MKT. f ’o|,p Mnl m - L (4 BOWfRs TO HOLMES Monticrllo-T J SMITH. CtuaLoTis, NC— Wtf JOHNSON. CiiablkstoX, S C.—C G MEMMINGER. TriHIS Companv issued, during the first rear, about 1200 policies, and baa now on its reg -1 is»er, ISimi policies. I' has paid I's losses p-omplly, wi'hm sixtv days after proof of loss It is located ill the middle of the S ale, quite convenient of access, so that where log-es occur, it is not difficult to inske all necessary proofs and collect, the amount insured. A c»te(ul examination of 'he list of Direct trs and Officers will, we think, be a sufficient guarantee to pohev holders 'ha' it offers good security to ihmse who are seeking a Sat* in Vestment, to the dear ones that will be left beh’nd ill ctse of death. I yeu want Insurance, see one of our Agents, who inav he found in almost, every rom muntty, or correspond with GEI) S. OREAR, .S'Cretarv. W. r. DODO, Ig'f al D.iwnoii, or in bis absence applications mar he made to Dr. C. A Cheatham, Med cal Ex.iuiiuer. »ept. 29-Gm. M.i s tfmnwrmpi OUR STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS ISISTOW BEING RECEIVED GIVE US A CALL. FARMIU, S!I4HPE & CO, LEGAL ADVFrItSEMFNTS. zzz-rr »■!. J^OTICt. rjVmrn,, R High, ne n*x' friend of mlnnr I eh|l,|-e n „f J. w M.-f, nd. and 'e’d. anil nf f.. L. Af Lend, wld'• of M. 8. M f.wif, h «8 moHeiJ for Piomp im of a»»t seeing amrt and v.lriatinn of H MliJa'sad, "nd I «||| nysa noon *h» .am* at, mv nlB in Diwann, Oa ,at II o'clonk. a *. in he 26' la ,n v. T. St. JUS’K.S’, Ord. -Vov. 17-lw. tfrkei.l turnin' nai.kn. \\TM,r. bn sold bi-fnrp ,8* Hnurt Hou*w v Dnor, In rhe town of Dawson, s»hl eo.mlv, nn the first TfidiV m December next. wi'Mn the legal Imtir* of sate, ihe fol iowinir pmpnr'v 10-wil : 4 Balea of Horton in ihe Gin Fiona., HO Bile, of Cotton in the field, and 800 Bushel* of corn, f'har is ro «iv rhe estimated amount* rorn and eo'ton.) I.eri“d on na thynroper'V of John B Vanover, to aati-fv a fl fa Is«ued from Te* *ll Superior Court In favor of Oarh-a G Firmpr, va. Jghn B, Vanover, Sep'emher '2Bth, 1 870, /la-, at rl-e earne lime »nd place, will b* soft 7’ rep Hundred and fifty bushelaof Cor* and Four Ba'ep of Pnirnn. *, Levied on as rhe nropene of John T Howsrd, 'o satisfv a ? fix issn-d from Terrell Superior Onurr, in favor of John B Vanover, vs. John T. Howard, December 18'h. 1869 Also, F; ur Lots of Land, Numbers 16J, 169 ]B4. and 20*J. Levied on as rh* propertv of John *l'. Howard' rn aatisfv a fi fa ia«uetl from Estfv Sunerior Court, in favor of Wash Inetnn W’oolbrfehr, v«. John T Howard, No vember is,. |B7o. S. F. LASSETER, Sheriff. nov. 3d-td. DFORGM, T«>rr«‘ll Count)-; II WI e-eaa Burwell S evens haa m do ap oliestrou for Letters of AdminDtrati n. dt hnnie von. with the will annexed, of J«tn W. Mcieod, deceased. These are V erefo'e to ci'n and admonish all persons cercerned, to he and appear * mv offleo within the time prescribed by Law and show cause if any'hey can, why *ai<t letters should bp granted. Given under mv band and official signature, this 8d day of Mar. 1870. T. M JON K'- Ordinary. Nov 10-S'>d. AFOKGI4, Tt-rrt-ll r»uuly i * ■ B K. Arthur- h iving applied to he ap pointed Guardian of the p«>rson and nroperrT of Georgia Jnn and D- lphia F. -Horn, .If nora tinder fourteen yeata of age, rSsident oj said countv. This is to cite ail persona concerned to he and appear at th» term of the Court of Ordl narv, to he held next, after the expiration of thi'tv davs from the first publication of thin notice, ar-d show cause, if t.hev cin wtiy said letters of Guatdianahip should not be grant ed. Witness mv official Signa'nre. Oet 37. and T. V. JONES, Ord. / t l-iOKGI », ’J’t'i'rcll Comity i A » To ail whom it may concern Win. M Tillman, having in nroper f ( ,r m applied to me for permanent L“tterp of ,4dminislra linn on the estate of .1/. N JfcLeod, late of said rouniy. Thit is to cite all and singular the credi. tO'Pand next of kin of grid .If Lend, to be and appear af my offi -e, within the t'me aK lowed hv law, and show cause, if any the, can, whv permanent, administration shonld not be gran'ed to said applicant, on giid eas tale VA i ness my hand and offi-ua! signature. Oet. 27, 4(ld. 7’ Vs. JONES, 0 and. f 1 I’OItGIA- Terrell C’uiliily t \ I Whereas, Jftr’in Jf f>ndon, Adm’r. of James Jf Jf.ru'it, has applied for Letters of dismission (rom said es'a’e : These are iheiefore to die and admonish all persons concerned, to he and appear at mv office wi'liiu Ihe time prescribed bv law, and «hnw cause, if anv, whv said letters should not he granted- Given under mv h,nd and official signature, fh's 24'h dav of Oc'.. 1870 T. N. JONES, Ord. Oct. 27 3m, / 1 E<*BG IA. Terrell Caiiiil) : \ I Whereas. William Haves applies for letters of dismission on the estate of E. U. Momtiaugh. These arp therefore to ei'e and admonish all and singular the persona interested there in, to be and appear at my offi 'e, within tho time prescribed bv liw, and show cause, it anv, why s 'd let'e'S shonld not be granted Given under tnv hand and < fficial aignttur*, this 26’h dav of Oclober, 1870 Oot 27, 3m. T. M. JONA’S, Ord. Afiminhirators’s ale. ON t’ip Nt Tun-dnv jn Decpmb#»p next, within tlu* npii>il hours of sslo will be sold atthpCourr Hon-e D »or, in Diw*on, Gs., the fine nnd v finable pi ice of 'he Ute (7. T. Bors oid, situated near Dtw-on, Tcr>*U county, Ga., and contain!lie shout, two hundred acres of land, most of which is io a ffite of eulfivi ten. Snid place hut on it a large and fine Dwelling Fiona**, with ex cellent Out Houses »nd The D oiling House is sitiu'ed about, a half mil* f'Om the Court and has’every conve nience adapted thereto Harrison Rogers* Ad m v., Out 20»40d. with the Will annexed. f.IIANIH\IV’S >ALE. (N F.ORGIA OaLitors Cocntt. H Under an order of the C< urt of Ordi nary of s id countv, will be sold before the Court Huise door, at Morgan, on first Tues dar in December next, between the legal hours of sale. South half of Lot of Lind, No- 271. in the 3rd District of add county, for the beuefi*. of Lis Ward, Bos tick, miuor. Terms Cash. wP JOHN COLLEY, Oc*. 13-4(Td. Guardian. ON TH £ OTHER SIDE! VT my new NEW STOR/T, cn the North side of the Railroad, yon will find a gen ral S’ock of Merchandise, at such prices as will astonish the natives. My sists in part of FAMILY GROCERIES, FANCY GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES, READY MADE CLOTHING DRY GOODS STAPLE GOODS, and other articles needed in the family and on the Plantation. Mv expenses being light, I cau affurd sell goods on Slior*t Ppoflt* But the better plan would be for all to come aud see for themselves- B. GIBSON. soil
