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])AW n ON journal*
CAL COLUMN.
Nor.CK.-Rov. Samuel
. , will preach the dedication
I’rospoet Char* .a
J # 2d Sabbath in this month.
have many subscribers
wtre in arrears—the amount due
th# h one is small, but it is from
b / -mall amounts that we must
SV money to keep up the busi
-1 ! and earnestly appeal to all in ar
ne ’Tn call during this and next
***? and help us. We regret to say
w k ' r,l on this subject, but justice
w! money or sell to someone who
can get material and labor for nothing.
Book Notice.— We respectfully call
th e attention of all who are interested
in the Religious history of the world,
o a work called 'The Hand of God m
Jfrtory." Mr Mizell, of Da.vson, is
•cent for this book and will suppiy
a 5 who Wish a copy. From the breif
examination we have been able to
ive the work wo regard it as a valu
ta contribution to tho religious litera
ture of the age, and, therefore, cheer
fully recommend all interested on the
gubject of which it treats to buy a
copy and read it.
T E Langley.
Loci Outsidk Doors.— Last night
w hile the family of R. T Harper were
geated around the fireside, a rogue en
tered the house through the back |
bull door; and stole from a bed-room
quite a lot of wearing apparel, among
the lot two silk dresses. Keep all out
gide doors locked.
The United States Hotel, Louisville,
Ky., is one of the best in the soutn
west.
I) r . \V. J. Barlow will please ac
cept our thanks for a string of Kinch
afoonee suckers. Very flue,Doctor ; we
will bo glad to hear from you again
through the same mail.
Horses and Mules for sale,
at Fulton s.
A Southern Triumph.— No medi
cine ever offered to the people has won
for itself such a reputation in so short a
time, as DR. TUTT’S EXPECTOR
ANT. Wherever it has been intro
duced, it has superseded all other
Cough remedies. It not only cuies
the Cough, but so thoroughly purifies
the bungs, that no fears of its return
need be apprehended.
The United States Hotel,Louisville,
Kv.. has the most courteous proprie
tors, polite and accommodating clerks.
We are in receipt of tho initial No.
of the Young Pilot a handsome month
ly, hailing irom Chicago, devoted es
pecially to the interests of young peo
ple in their teens. Contents equal to
any magazine of like charaetei. Its
contributors number many of our best
writers. December number free to
all subscribers for the year 1871. >1
per annum. Send stamp) for specimen
copy.
Respectfully I ours ,
Young Pilot Publishing Cos.
Rigell A Ivey Ploughs,
at Fulton’s
Fall Term of Terrell Superior
Court is now in session, His Honor D-
B. Harrell presiding, the State repre
sented by Col. S. W. Parker. We
notice in attendance besides the home
bar, Messrs. Vason, Wright, Morgan,
and Eley of Albany; Fielder, Clark,
Dough s ,aid t 1.6 Kiddo aof Cuthl ett;
Beck and Monroe, of Morgan; W. A.
Hawkins, of Amerieus; S. D. Irvin, of
Nacon; Powell,of Blakely;Warwick,of
Bmithviile; West, of Starkvilie; Bush
A Bush, of Colquitt:
Ou Wednesday the State docket
Was taken up and John R. Kelly vs as
put on trial for the murder of Col. C,
T. Antes. The jury was made tip in
the forenoon, and as we write the evi
dence is being taken. The difficult
task of putting the evidence on papier
has been assigned to Col. 8. D. Irvin.
Hawkins, Wooten, Harper, Simmons,
Morgan and Jas. Kiddoo appear foi
the prisoner, Solictor General Parker
for the State.
Judge Harrell is maintaining that
order in the Court House whish is
alone peculiar to him and business is
being put trough a let Harrell.'
Rev. S. H. Sistecnk.— This truly
'rseful as well as earnest and eloquent
Rivine has beoti spending several
dsys in our midst, and our people
have learned to feel that it is good for
bim to be here. lie is traveling Agent
for that mammoth,excelsior paper,the
Telegraph Sf Messenger, as well as the
Southern Chr attain Advocate, Southern
harm if Home, and Burkes Weekly. — j
All the publications he represents are
hrst class and largely circulated in
our midst. Senci-occasionally Mr. S.
ootnes to Dawson forth® purpose of ad
vancing the interests of his periodi
*als, and the citizens nover fail to'have
bim preach, (which, by the by, is no
trouble for him to do,) or in some way
or other show their appreciation of
bim. Long may he live to disseminate
knowledge in all the branches ho has
overtaken.
By What Name Shall it be Call
ed ?—Since it has become a fixod fact
that Dawson is to liavo a School to
be governed on the same plan as the
Colleges of the Country, it should cer
tainly have some other name than that
of Academy or School of ordinary pre
tension*. We have given this matter
some thought, without solicitation,
however, and among the multitude
of names by which it could be appro
priately called, nothing lias occurod
to us that would sound bo sweetly, or '
that would better serve to keep fresh j
the memory, in our section, of tho j
lamented Lee, that great and good
educator , than would the “Lee Insti- ■
stuto.” We merely suggest this name,
and shall not feel abashed if it should
not be adopted.
CERTIFICATE.
Mule of Alitbsuilil.
Office Secretary of State. )
Montgomery Nov. 18 1870. $
I hereby certify that the Ala
bama Immigrant Association is a reg
ularly chartered Institution under the
laws of this State with a capital of
Fifty Thousand Dollars, and that tho
incorporators are gentlemen of high
character wealth and reliability.
Chas. W. Miller Sec’y of State.
The advertisement of this “Associ
ation,” who propose to give away to
ticket holders £IOO,OOO in sums rang
ing from £lO to £25,000 appears in
another column. It is a reliable insti
tution which gives big chances for a
fortune for only £2.
Pure Pervian Guano. —By refer
ence to our advertising columns it will
be seen that a depot for the sale of
Peruvian Guano has been established
in Savannah. Georgia, by the consign
ees, Messrs. Hobson, Hurtado & Cos.,
of New York, for direct importations
fr im Peru, where Planters and others
can obtain the pure Guano at the
same price as in New York. B. G.
Lay, Esq., is the agent for Savannah.
Pamphlets have been sent us by Mr.
Lay, giving full information as to the
nature and proper use of the Guano
as a Fertilizer, which parties interest
ed can have by applying for them
IN INVITING ATTENTION
TO THE CARD OF Messrs. Cush
ings & Bailey, 800-sellers and Sta
tioners of Baltimore, we would note
especially two considerations: the in
creased importance of Baltimore as a
market, and the large facilities of this
particular house. The trade of Bal
timore with the South has increased
more in proportion since the war than
that of any other city, and the claim
of its merchants and manufacturers
that they can sell goods cheaper than
they can be bought elsewhere finds
now substancial proof in the large or
ders they are constantly receiving from
every portion of the South. The house j
of Cushings and Bailey was establish
ed in 1811, and it has been a charae- j
teristic feature of their manner of trad- j
ing that they have invariably given
the buyer who orders his wares by j
mail the same superioj-advantages he
could have secured in person.
Employing a large capital in their
business, they combine the utmost en
terprise with the most elevated integ
rity. For further particulars we re
fer to their advertisement.
Dec. 1-11.
It is rumored that the Central
Railroad and Banking Company
contemplates establishing a Banking
Agency at a very early day, in Albany
with Captain J. W. Armstrong as
agent.
markets.
Dawson Nov. 30th.- Cotton in good
demand at 13& for the best grades,
offering stock light. Provisions tend
ing down; Stocks of goods large and
holders anxious to realize.
Macon Nov. 30th—Cotton dull at
14± for best grades.
New York Nov. 30th.— Cotton dull
at Liverpool Nov 29th - Cotton steady
Uplands 9&d.
CANDIDATES
We ore MithorlK' and to announce the'name
of A D? SON as 8 candidate for the office of
Keceiveroi Tax Returns, f<r the county ol
ferrcll, at tliS the eu.aing elesuon in J*nu
*r* tint.
HetiCC-At the WilieitaHoo of tnv
friend-, I have coflsented 'o h.comee candi
dare tor the office ot SHERIFF ot Te r
conntv a. .he December election * ™
loins I *'ll simulv state that if elected I * II
..erl'orm, to 'he beat of ray ability, the d.-
,j H a which will devolve upon nif, and will
for representative.
Mr THOMAS H. NINO'S announce" him
s-ls before the voters ot ferrell county as an
't,dependent candidate for Representative to
i.e Legisla'ure at the next electioo.
We are authoriz'd to announce 11,6 "‘"V 1
W B OXFORD as a candidate for the ot
tice of Tax Collector at the coming election.
We are au-horized to announce the nartie
es WM R BALDWIN as a candidate sos
he office of County T re«urer at the coming
election.
We are authorized to announce the name
„ f JOHN W. REDDICK as a candidate tot
the office of Tax Receiver at the coming
tdee'iou.
We are authorized to place be*"™-the
I I( , r , of Terrell the nam. of CHARLES K
KKLLEY, as • candidate for the office
H. ceiver oi Tax Returns.
Wp .re to announce the nnmt
„f W T CAMPBELL as a candidate for the
ffire’of Couuty Treasurer, at ibe election in
January.
We afe authorized to announce the name
nf R C v IZELL, as a candidate for the of
i flt of Couuty Treasurer, at the next elect,on
T . de, to the people of Terrell county
W. r.. SESSION'?.
aug. 25.
Special •Volins.
ratn killer.
[opiNin»B or THK PRKSS ]
No article ever attained to such popularity
—Salem Observer.
An ■ rticlp of great merit and value.—Cin
cinnati Nonpareil.
w.. C»n hear testimony to the efficacy of
the Pain Killer. We hire seen i'B magic es.
feci* in *oot'n ng the severest nair, and know
it to be a good article- — Cincinnati Dispatch
A speedy cure for pain—no family should
be without it —Montreal Ti adscript,
There has nothing as yet surpassed the
Pain Killer, which is the most rateable fam* !
ily medicine now in use.— Tennessee Organ. \
It has real merit • as a means of removing
pain, no medicine has acqoirpd a reeuta'inn
equal tn P»rrv Divis' Pain Killer.— Newport
(Ay.) Daily News.
Its wonderful pnwar in relieving the most
severe pain has never been equalled.—Bur
lington Sentinel.
It is one of the few articles that are just,
what they pretend to he.— Brunswick Tel.
Our own opinion is, that no family should
he without a hottle ol it for a single hour.
I" ftesh wounds, aches, pains, sores, &c , it
te'he m >st effectn and r--medy we know of.—
News, St. Johns, Canada.
After many tears’ trial of Davis' Pain Kil
ler, we advise that eTery family should p'O
vide themselves wi'h so eff.c'nil and sneedy
a pain kiLLttR-— Amherst , N S.) Gazette
The Pain Killer of Perry Dtvis A Son we
can confidently recommend W» have used
it for a length of time, and invariably with
success.— Canada Baptist.
Pam Kdler is for sale bv A/- di
cine D-’alers generally. For Sale by Or
John It. Janes, Diwson, O.t.
Rr a dfi kld’s Female Regulator. —W
hawe otten read in the newspapers of 'he
g>and success of metical compounds put un
at the North and elsewhere. Many of thos
mediemes have had their dav, and we hear
no more of them Their p-npnetnra have
made fortunes, not so much from the eura»
tiv“ powers and virtues of their m'E lures, as
from the no'orietv given them hv advertising
by which people were made to believe all the
good that was said of them. A preparation
iu now before the public which is becoming
very nnnular, and is known as Br dftel p 9 Fa
it ale Regulator, pu' un bv L. H. Brad field, < f
Atlanta, Gi., at fl 50 per bottle. Such is
its cu r ative virtues, that, it. has gained wide*
soread popularity all oyer th- country where
it has been made known, and it is being in
'roduced everywhere. We a r e informed that
immense quantities of this medicine, are b
ing sold in all sections of the South and
Snutha-hst especially in the city of New Or
'ears and in Texas.
This much we sav in justice to its prnpri
etor, who is a gentleman of integrity, and
»ho would not. engage in the manufacture
and sale of a humbug — LeGrange Reporter
Tin* Great Piciuri il Ltiaual.
Hostettcr’s United States Almanac for IS7’. for
distribution, gratis, throughout tho t/nited
States, and all civi'.izod countries of the Western
Hemisphere, will be published about the first of
January, and all who wish to understand the
true philosophy of health should read and pon
der the valuable suggestions it contains. In ad
dition to an admirable medical treatise on the
causes, prevention and cure of a great variety of .
diseases, It embraces a large amount of informa
tion inteiesting to the merchant the mechanic,
the miner, the farmer, the planter and profes
sional mail; and the calculations have been made
for such meridians and latitudes is are most suit
able for a correct and comprehensive National
Calendar. ~
The n iture, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
effects of Hostetler's Stomach Bitters, the Bta ile |
tonic and alterative of more than half the Ch is
tian world, are fully set forth in its pages, which
are also interspersed with pictorial illustrations,
valuable recipes for the househclld and farm, hu
morous anecdotes, and other instructivo and
amusing reading matter, original and selected,
Among the annuals to appear with the
the voar.this will he one of themo'st useful, and
ma/bc had for the a,Ling. Ihe Proprietors
Messrs. Bostetter and Smith, ou receipt of a two
cent a a.ip, Wdl to ward a coov b mtel
anv person who cannot procure one in htfS
neighborhood. The Bitters are sold in oyfry
c itv. town snd'vil'sg'e. atifi are eaten-.vote
need throughout ’he entire civilized world.
.vell' .Jl> T 1 11 rfsny » »
Wop 'teSeip
OR RENT.
Twill b-r in D<w«on on Monday, the « 2 th
in“t for the pu-pose of selling nr renting
•he valuable Plantation of Mrs Herrne'on,
lying in the 3 and District of Terrel! Countv,
near Cliiokisawhatohie- P-mies wishing 'o
purchase, or rent, will do well to meet me on
the Dav 12th X)'C , at 7)iw*«". Q.,
Dec?*. T E HIGHTOWER
rsTAPtisHm ISP. -
CMB, 2?f A UKY,
BOOKSELLER? a«d stationers,
BALTIMORE St. UaLTIWOR*,
txo B/??T ASSORT ED STOCK
4;hool T 6f MEDICAL
and LAW »»H n/VTJt,
rT
books
GENERAL^ vn nnnNTINOHOUSE
STATIONERY.
k *n .fie to order in any style Os
Binding aud Ruling.
rue same c«re r n' given t 6
ORDERS.
os to PrasnNAL PoaCHASes, r
INSIDE FIGURES ALWAJB.
Send fv.r Catalogues, itc.
Dee. l-4m.
AGENCY FOR THE SALE
OF
PERUVIAN GUm
Hnhson, Hur-odo &Cos , of N-w York who
are the sole agent, and consignees of d.r c
nrt .,: n n« of Pemvnn Guno i» o fh**
tTidted S'ates, off. r or sal , and will fce p6n
haud upr p crnv ian Guaoo.
A depot is established here fur direct impor-
Quantities of Ten (10) Tons, or more. Can
U K a.. *ao gold or its equivalent m cur
be had I for Guanspe Island
Guano, «nd 117 60 for Chinch* Is'and Gua
no exclusive of State t.«, for mspec-ion,
"ed being 'he Government prices.
A rit y warrant- o - f A e e,„.
At Office of Messrs TUN NO *' CO.,
At uiua Savannah, Georgia
Pc c 1-ft
§@ r SiQO»QGO-#i
ITV GREENBACKS,
GIVEN AW AY!
jA. ZF’OIR.TTTIfcTiE I
W& HXDILILAIBS 3
HD BOGUS GIFT ENTERPRISE,
BUT A GENUINE INSTITUTION.
The Alabama Immigrant Asiociation, incorporated under tie laws o
he State, will give one
<3- IR, .A. IST ID
EMTEBTAIJfIIIIIfTI
Intlie City o i MONTGOMERY ALA. on
SATURI>AY, December 31, 1870,
Or, as soon before as the Tickets are sold, at which time ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS in U. 8. Currency, will be givoD away,
to holders of tickets, as fol ows:
1 Gift in U. 8. Currency, of $25,M0 i5..:,..:.... $25,000
■ « •• 10,000 Is 1< .000
2 (ijjtg “ 11 “ “ 5 000 are 10 000
5 „ ti « •* 2 000 are 10,000
2Q «ii« it «< « 1,000 are..... 10.000
2Q it *i w « “ 500 are 10 000
JOO tt 1 1 it « •« 100 are 10000
ii ( ,o it t< « “ “ 10 are 15 000
1539 Gifts of #IOO,OOOO
THE AWARD OP GIFTS
WILL be made on the regular plan of one wheel for numbers and the oth
er for prizes From th--e wheels 'tie Commissioners will first draw a number
and then a C ize, which Prize will be credited to said number. The whole
drawing will he under the supervision of Sworn Commissioners, gentlemeo of
well-known integrity and high standing
The reputati n an 1 character of the Incouporatbrs of this Association,
coupled with every sale-guard that the law of the land cm throw around it.
is a guara tee that the distribution will b- H -nestly and Fairly made, anti
that every protection wi.l be given holders of Tickets in any part of tbe coun
try.
In order to give all, RICH and POOR, an opportunity at this
GKRA.2STID SGHUECIMIIE I
By which they may become enrobed in an hour, the PRICE OF
TICKETS has'been put at ONLY TWO DOLLARS. A
disc, uni ot ten per cent will he mate i" purchasers of £SO, and a discount o
2d per cent, to purchasers of £IOO worth of Tickets.
WE HAVE NO A GENTS
125,000 TICKETS ONLY!
WILE BE SOLD.
Circulars g : ving the result of the will be sent each ticket holder-
Pal iee at iTdistumm desiring to purchase Tickets must remit tho money,
direct to tbe “Association,” as per address befoW. Addfesfl,
STOKES & GREENE, Managers,
Montgomery, .Ha.
DEAD WfiATTHE MONTGOMERY CITY PAPERS
That It now the gentlemen, who nre the managers and ihcorpofatorS of this
Association, have' to say as to thoir reliability and honesty .
• (Frem the Daily Alabama State Journal.)
Th# "Alabama Immigrant Assortatoin. chartered under the laws of the
State of Alabama, have a lufge office, not only m New York, but also in cur
C 'thev propose te g'vs a series of Splendid Entertainments, the first of which
will take place in our .-itv on IVecmb.-r 3lst proXirn «, wt tc-h titne they
wi 1 ve away One Hundred Thousand Dollars in greenbacks 'o holde.s ot th k
ets to said ent rlainmen . The American people ate strictly a people of for
tune; they like to take a chance lor a small sum of money. Tims bc em af
fords them this opportunity The first award and the h.-best ,s Wo.ooo
The lowest is ten dollars. ThC price of tK-leU rs only two dollars W hec
was such an opportum y presented to make a "pile on such a small mvest
i "‘Tor'the benefit of the pubi cwe w : ll state that the Association is perfecll)
1 - 0 ! v n t—the gentlemen who chihpos'' it are of character »cd in egri y. anti we
believe they will See to it that the project is honestly and fsitofully carried o«t
(From the Montgomery Daily Mail.)
“In these days of fortune making and fortune hunting, fhere seems to be a
oerfec* mania among all classes of our people to inv st in anyUm.g that prom
ia-s a- big thing.** Wn nre led to these remarks by none tig the formation
! m-ter the statutes of our State,of an Association f r the promotion of Euro
! pean immigration into tho Southern States The incorporators are two we
known ami wealthy New Yorkers, and Alabamians I hese g nttemen will
f iu.lullv carry out the designs of the Assnciapon. which propofies to give a
Lr'eS of magnificent entertamments, at the first of which one hundred thou*
and dollars in currency will be given away to holders of trckeU, in sums
ranging irom ?10 to £’2&,QOOb
HF.FE HK.ycKS—uinft Banker, merchant, or Business .Van
of reputation iss the City .
BAPTIS T FSMALS COLLEGE
CUTIIUEH r, «A.
Til R Board of Trustees tske pleasure in nnnonno
in . Or ll.e benefit ol .11 concerned, that they
ave secured a corps of experienced and
lent teachers, to take charge of the above named
lust it ut ion, and that ita exercises will be realtor
ed on
MOND\Y, January Bth, 1870.
- have already commenced on the build
„ghTh”l! VWI » pushed forward rapidly to
in othee /astitu
,io Th “citv k easy M access, aud pro
ver ial for its health and refinement. It Is there
fo?e **' desirable place of reaidence for person,
wishing to educate their families.
NOTICE,
GEORGIA. T#rr«‘ll Comity :
It VV her JB F H <rred renr.-e. S» l
Court, in his petition duly filed, that the lab
rhsuiM-ey T Itotalord dTdin life, make and deliver
to said i'larrcll and one John BU-teshaw, .
re-rtain ftoud, a copy .of which is studied to said
partition, to make title to •me hundred acres 01
hind, the tame being the North part of lot of land
So. gSs in tljje 4th district of said county upon 00..-
dttiCn Ibat said bond should lie complied with up
on the part of said /farrell aiid Kuiteshaw, which
petilioner alleges has been done; and showing
further that said burt"shaw has assigned to sai.
Harrellall his interest m said bond, and praying
that Harrison Rogers, the Administrator, wit
the wtll anuexed, of said Botsford, be required
to nake titles to said land, in accordance with
i said Bond. 77iis Is therefore to cite sgfd Admin
! istraior, and the fieii s at law of said Botsford, to
1 show cause before me, at my office, fin Dawson,
I (in., 6n the 3rdi Monday HI January next, if mi)
they can, w hy the prayer ol said jiatitiooer should
uot hf granted, and the .Idmlnlstrator aforesaid
ordered to make title in accordance with said
Ziond. This November .Ist, IW-i.
„ov M. 4t TANARUS, M. JO.N V.S, Ordinary.
W. A. McKENNEY. fl. ft- £EE?
h in. n mi, nv ms i
WE have tbis day opened an entire net* Stock of
GROCERIES &. PROVISIONS.
870 H AS
3 a con laud, Flour, sCgak,
COME, BUTTER, LAGGING A TIES,
BALT, SYRUP, Fish,TOBACCO, REGARS,
arid a splendid supply of CONFECTIONERIES.
\Ve nre y<Ming men, on onr first legs W r e buy for cash, vtn sell. f°f cash.
Would ask the pttlilic to call and see ns, as we ihink wn cad make it to vour
interest tVe may bes. find at M. P. Hollis’ old stand, neit donr £o SolcimoA , ’n
McKENNWY Sc LEE
Nov. 17 ts.
LADIES 9 STORE.
■
Jit rs B 2 *1 Thompson
Has FemCVeH tH
NO. 4, LOVLESS BLOCK,
n.xt door to Dr. Jsnes’ f)rus Store, tlawsOn, Ga., where she wHlbe daily reoelv'mg a tar#
lot of
MILLINERY. RIBBONS, FI.OWERS.
FEATHERS, LADIES and MISSES HATS,-
BONNETS and DRES* TRIMMINGS?.
Also,
LADIES DRESS GOOD-i, in great Variety, HOSE, FURSf,
CLOAKS SHAWLS, LADIES. MISSES and CHILDRENS
SHOES, CHIGNONS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &0.
In fact, everything the Ladies need to make them look sweet and pretty. The Ladia* of
TWrell. Calhoun anrl Wnhster fnnnten, hi e especially invited to give bar a call, examine dod
be ccmvtaeed that She ts aelUng goods cheap.
- - -*•
in iim-iiu nmnair
will be supplied with Pstterns of alf the fatest styles and design* of the season, which tfvd
Ladies are lespei ttuily asked to examine. All work Warranted, and perfect fits guaranteed
at low Fr'ces. BeinerSber the place.
Next door to Dr. Janes 1 Drtig Store, Loylcss Block
Be sate add r.Ht* THOMPSON,
DAWSON, 6A.
bet. IJ-iot.
INSURE IN A HOME COMPANY.
THU tmv CWINY DOING BUSINESS IN 6 C ORGIA Tf*THAS
SIOO,OOO DEPOSITED IS TH E SUTE FOB THE BENEFIT OF
POLICY HOLDERS.
We Challenge the World on the Merits of the Compafi/i
THE COTTON STATES
un lisfiiNci, coirtir,
MACOIN, GA.
Authorized Capital, $2,000,0091 Guaranteed Capital, $500,001.
viSSETTS $300,000; XfO R.iPIDLY‘ I.VC IlE.is t.Td:
OFFICERS :
WM. B jfIROSoN, Eresident, JOHN W. BURKE, General Agent.
WM S HOLT, Vice Pre-idcOt, J MEUCKR GREEN, Medical Exarttinef,
FEO t3 ÜBEAR, Secretary* W S MAGILL, ShperidtendetU tis Age«cie«
t>IRECTORS—MACOit :
WM B JOHNsniT, ftflUf J fJRF.SFfAM, HRKRY L JRWETT. VIRdfL PaWF.RS,
REO OR t 'AR L N WHITTLE, JOHN W BURKE, JOHN S BAXTER,
WM J LAWTON, WM H ROSSt, WM S noi.r PETER SOLOMON,
O A NUTTINO, a L Maxwell. n a WILCOX. DAVID FLANDERS
J T BbiFF.UiI.tRT, KJ JOHNSTON. R W CURBEDGE. ,
SavASKAH—A R LAWTON. ANDREW LOW. Augosta-J P KINO, JOSIAFI FIRLEY,
\tlanta —RIOfIARD PETERS, V RTOVMKY. OoLUMntrs.— I, G BOWFRs. CO HOLMES
Monticrixo—T J SMITH. CiiAßLofrc, N O—WM JOHNSON. CHARLMToiIr, SC.—C U
MEMMINQER.
THIS Compauy issued, during the first year, ahout 1200 policies, and has no# eth its reg
ister, 1 d()0 policies. It has paid if* losses promptly, within sixty days aftef firoof of
tfiss It is located in the middle of the A'tate, quite convenient p's accede, *d that wh#r«
ttsses occur, it is not difficult to make all necessary proofs and collect the amount insured -
A carefui examination of the listol Directors and Olltcera wiH, we think, be a euffleient
uarantee to policy holders (hat it offers good security to those who are seeking * a-fa id
eesttnent to the dear ones that will he left behind in case of death.
I' you want Insurance, Bee ODe of our Agent*, who may he found in almost every cCm
munity, or ctfrrespond with GEO N. (JBE.VR, Secretpry.
\V. C. DODD, Ag’t fit Dawson, or in his absence applications may be made'
o Dr. C. A Uheatbam, Medical Ex, .miner. sept. 29-Ctn.
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11*18 JIRRIVEn !
OTTK STOCK. OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
IS isroW BEING RECEIVED
GIVE US A CALL.
FAimiJM, SIIARPE &
