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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1870)
ON JOURNAL. ■ local COLUMN. —Roceipts heavy ati l price nine down Demand good at mar- We quote best grades on Yesterday aU-i c ‘ j-fesh Lot of Dry Goode and Gro ,.ris9 Just received at c,rl ’ FULTON’S. TaICK wlbhiho.—We call particular ■ttsntion to the official order ol Mayor Jan es in regard to selling liquors dur ing the days of the election.^ Fverybody are paying theirs debts at FULTON’S. The United States Hotel, Louisville Kv lg perfect i= every point of com fort. 2_ *+.t~ g 4 !fTi Claus. —Mu Kenney & Lee hsvo arranged for this aged indvidual to make his headquarters at their 6tore from this date until after the Ist oi January. The United States Hotel, Louis riil '. Ky., corner Jefferson and Fourth Streets. Foa Clerk Scpkuiob Court.—Judge J C. F. Clark is again a candidate for the office of CLerk Superior Court *nd desires the support of his many friends Horse* and Mules for sale, at Fultoxs. j q (}. T. —The members of Banner ■ Lodge N T o 28, are earnestly requested j to be present at our next meeting, as i business interesting to each member will bo before them. By order of W. C t. I. M. Smaojrs, W S. Eigoll & Ivey Ploughs, at F itltok’s Election Managers —Tho following . are those appointed to manage the election on Tuesday, Weduosday and Thursday next: W B. Norman and L. Bryan, by the Ordinary. M. H. Baldwin, M. L. Harp, and Marshal Wood, by the Governor. Dr. Tctt’x ExriscTOßAST.—The pro perties of this elegant preparation are demulcent, nutritive, balsamic, heal ing and soothing It braces the nerv ous system and produces pleasant and refreshing sleep. It exhilarate* and relieves gloominess and depression.— It is the most valuable Lung Balsam ever offered to sufferers from Pulmo nary diseases. Lee & Bro.— This reliable and en terprising firm succeed J. B. Perry in tho Hardware business. Sam’l Lee has long been in the business as sales man for Mr. Perry, and knows what are the wants of his customers. Read their ad. and call to see the Leoa. CERTIFICATE. Male of Alabama. 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. Milleu Sec’y of State. The advertisement of this “Associ *tion,” who propose to give away to ticket holders 8100,000 in sums rang ing from 810 to S'JJS.OOO appears in another column. It is a reliable insti tution wiiieh gives bi>j chances for a lortunc for only $2. Valcabcb RncErrT.—The receipt g.ven below(we are assured by a friend who knows whereof he speaks) has been tried in Middle Georgia and pronounced to be good—the very best commercial manure and superior to many of the compounds manufactured at the North. The cost will he about fifteen dollars per ton. The following are the ingredients for one ton; 2001bs Ashes, 400 lbs Stable Manure, lbs Cotton Seed, 200 lbs Ground I Bushel Salt, 401bs Nitrate of Soda. 20 lbs Prussian Potash. Let the last four articles be mixed with water and then mix the whole with a hoe or shovel. Try this and our opinion is that it will he worth the subscription price to the Journal for a life time. Otb Pastors. — Rev. T. E Langley who accepted the call to serve the Baptist church at this place, has since concluded to move to Florida. Rev. J. Marshall Pastor of tno Methodist church, preached his farewell sermon 40 his congregration on last Sunday ni ght, and is now attending Confer ence at Fort Valley. Dawson has Been blessed with an able ministry the present year, and many additions have been made to both churches. - From reports, wo are led to believe ■ that neither of our preachers,tlie pres- I ent year, wore sustained financially, as they should have been, but oven they would be willing, no doubt, to make some excuses for their congregations ln that respect. The good wishes of the flocks will follow their shepherds wherever they may go. Flo you want to know the man •gainst whom you have the mo At roa •on to guard yourself ? your looking glass will give you a very fair likeness w his face. j Hiruible Deed. -Ou last Saturday evening ub iut sundown, a nogro mau met, on tho road near the residence of Petor W. Roddick,in Webster county, a little sou of Mr. Reddick (Horace) ■ about 12 years old, asked him tho little boy) if he knew him; the answer was no; tho negro thon drew a pistol and told him if he made any alarm he ( would kill him, and demanded his j money. Tho little fellow told him he had no money, wheroupou tho uegro I seized him,threw him on tho ground and gagged him. Ho thou took his , handkerchief and tied his hands under one log, gave him two or three kicks> threw him over the feuce, and left him. Horace crawled home, and not be- I ing able to open gates or climb fences, went to the horso lot. an 1, fortunately, fouud his father in tho crib, and after repeated efforts to call him succeeded l in making himself hoard. Mr Rjd tlick released his little sou, an l at once repaired to his dwelling, thinking the fiend that had committed the horrible deed was lurking near by waiting for j him to go in search of him. He is | still at large, but efforts are being made for his capture. Another Man Killed. —Mr S. W. as Smith, a shoe-maker, was killed ! last night at the bar-room of Garrard ‘ & Lewis, by Captain 0. A. Garard, ! one of the proprietors of the barroom. Capt. G. was arrested by the Sheriff, and wo suppose the case will undergo legal investigation to-day. Here is a boy’s composition on “The Horse:” “The Horse is the most use ful animal in the World. So is the Cow. I once had thirteen Ducks and two was drakes and the Skuuk filial I One. he smelted Orful. 1 know a Boy which had 7 chickens but His father would not let him rais Them 1 so he got mad and so he beared a j Hole in his mother Wash tub I wish ! 1 Hid a horse a horse weighs lUdO ; pounds.” The Largest Guns Yet. —The Now York Times says : Major Rodman, the distinguished ordanee officer, and the inventor of the Roimau gun, has Lmg entertained tho idea that thirty-inch guns could be made with almost the same facilty as twenty inch could, and he is now arranging for au appropriation to enable him to carry his plans into execution. If he succeeds, the patterns will be made immediately, and very soon thereafter the wonder ofthe world in the ibnn of ordnace, wdl be east As twoatyiuch guns cost about §30,- 000 each, doubtless thirtyiucli pieces will cost at least double that sum. A Naughty Cakpet-Baoqe.—A car pet-bag revenue officer in South Caro lina recently ran away from his wife, and the bereaved lady writes to the Louisville Chiol of police for informa tion. This is what she says of him: He came into Kintucky to go into polaticks ho wos one of John Brown’s men and was with him in Maryland he is a good stumpt speaker can edit a nusepaper deliver lectures an i toach school and is quite a friend to the colored people ho tryes to make him self no table ever he is he was a se'ser j ofeteual rovua w before hewent to Ken- j tucky —he has sandy mustash and ways about 115. A Gall an i Mayor,— ln Louisville, Kentucky, a few weeks ago, an ordi- : nance was passed by the councils to protect ladies from the gazes of street corners loafers. Alter deliberating j over the matter for a considerable j time, the Mayor has vetoed the ordi nance lor the following reason : If this ordinance were to be strict- j lv enforced, all our adult male popu- j lation would be liable to be sent to jail, and I am afraid not a few would have to be fined, while it is even possible that some of your honorable selves might be surprised to find yourselves victims to its sweepingjprohibitions. It is not even unlikely that the ladies are not displeased at being observed by the gentlemen, though I would not have your honorable body under stand mu as confidently asserting this of our lair friends. For my part, I think there is nothing on earth more pleasing than a handsome, well be haved woman, and the man that can not appreciato and be gratelnf for such ought to be fined, but to fine a man for footing with admiration on the ladies is something 1 cannot ap prove of. Prcitcbei*’ Wives. Clergyman are not general suppose to be amoug those who advertise tor wives iu newspapers. In this county, at least, instead ot their being embar rassed in finding partner s for life, tiicir embarrasinent generally is to choose among the many ladies who aspire to the responsibi.ities and duties oi a clergyman’s wile. In England, i however, it seems to be otherwise ; and a single copy of the Matrimony mal News, published in Ijonion, contains among its advertisements throe lrom clur r vman, which wc here subjoin: “A clergyman, agod 28,with a nice living, good residence, and well con nected wishes to marry, and would like to corresiwnd with a young la«ly i under 30 years of age, and having I some private property oi her own. “A clergyman, tall, dark handsome aued about 30, whose present income is £l4O, would like to correspond with a lovable lady, fron 20 to 3o years of atre, with some means in her own nge . lie would like to exchange cartes with A clergyman of the Established Church, aged twenty-six, toll and good-looking, but with only MOO per annum, wishes to marry, and would i lit to correspond with a young lad} ot good family,pleasing appoaranoo, and | some good moans. *1 iil ,i ».**, HhS’ltA -MKL O.V—Vtoried, *t he res- GlenC" ot IS., bride's heh-p, on trio *J4< H in«t. Sy Oeo’g: Kiiicl.-p, E, q , Mr JohnS Hern, oid Mum Maids J Mellon, alt ol Terrell e»un tv, (la. fan i>i date* We nre leWii -d to snnnttnce the ninr ol A DYSON as a candidite for the office ot /J.’ceiierol Tax Returns, fo l the count? ol Terrell, at the the turning election in Jmu ary next. Notice.—At the solicitation of m r ft tend-, 1 Save consented to become a esndi date fur the offiee ot PIIKRIFF of Terrell count? at the December election ; and In so doittß I will simiilv Htate that if elected I will perform, to 'l.e bear 0 f m , „bilitr, K.e do ties which will devolve upon me, and will know no man -is toshowine favor or affeetio Respectfully, T. A McWILLI MS FOR R FIR FSENT A TIVE. Mr. THOMAS H. NiXON announce* him self before the ynt-ra ot Terrell county as all independent catid'd ite for Representative in the Legislature at the next, election. We are Authoriz'd to announce the name of W R OXFORD as a candid>te fr.r the of fice of Tax Collector at the coming election. We are atvhnrized 'o announce the name of WM R BALDWIN as a candidate tor h- office of County T reaaurer at the cooling election. We are authorized *o announce the name ol JOHN W. UF.DDP'K as a candidate fo r the office of Tax Receiver at the comiug election. We are au'horir.ed to place before the vo ters of Terrell the nam of CHARLES R KKLLF.Y, as a candidate for the office of R cciver oi Tax Returns. We are nu'bnr'zed to announce the nam< of W. T CAM I’hELL as » candidate for the nlfi.'e ot County lreaeurer, at the eltctiou in Janu ry. We are anlho-ited to announce the name of R C. IZF.LL, a« a candidate for the of fice ot County Treasurer, at the next election I tender to the people of Terrel! counts my thanks for their popport in the fist elec tion, for T ix Co'ledor, and solicit support for the same office at the coming election. Resnertftjllv, sue. *5. w E “ESSIOV-:. Special • Yolicc*• FAIN KILLER [opinions OF THE PRKSB ] No article ever attained to such popularity Salem Observer. An Article of orest merit and value.—Cin cinnati Nonpareil. Wecanhear testimonv to the efficacy of ill" Pain Killer. We h ive seen i’s magic es seers in son'll ng the severest, naie, a"d know it to ho a good article Cincinnati Dispatch A Sneedy core for pain—no family should he without it— Montreal T> adscript, There h"B nothing s vet gi-m'sed ’h" Pin R tler, w hich is the most ?»'"sb'* fam ill m .divine now in a**. — Tennessee Organ It hAg real merit • as a means of -rmnvinp pain, no medicine ha« acquired a renn'u ion eposl to P'.-rv D vis’ Pain Kller — Newport (Ay ) Daily News. I'S wonderful power in relieving the most a-c-re pstn has never been equalled. Bur lington Sentinel. I' is one of tha lew artie’es that are just what they pretend to be.— Brunswick Tel. Our own opinion is, that no famil? should be Arilliout a bo'll-of it for a single hour. T (f .*l, wounds, iches, ra : n*, *ores, &c , it I* tb« must effe-tu,' r-m-dy we know of.— Nvtes, St Johns , Canada. After many rears’ trial of Div's’ Piin Kil ler, we advise that every family should pro vide themselves wi'h so eff-c'uil and soeedy a pain kILLXR — Amherst N S.) Gazette The Pain K'ller of Perry Divi* & Son we ean cm fideutlv recommend We have used it (or a length of time, and invariably with success. —' anada Baptist. Pa n K ller is for sale bv Jfedi cine D-a'e'i generally. For sale by Or. John R. Janes, Diwson, Ga. BBAnriELu’s Fsmalk Rkoulator. We olti t) rod f" die new-paper* of ’h c and success of m-rical compound* p.H u" at t.he N'T’h and elsewhere. M ine of thos medic DCS have had their dav, and wc hour no more of them Their proprietors have made fortune", not so much from the cura tive powers and virtues of their mx lures, as from the notoriety given them bv ndver'i-ng bv which people were made 'o believe all the good that was said ol them. A preparation iu now before the pubhc which is becoming very nomil.r, and is k"nw n as Br dfiel its Fe male Regulator, p«* "0 bv L. H. Bradfi. ld, of .Mania, lit., al fl 811 per bottle. Such is its cu-u'ive virtues, that it has gained wide, spread popularity all over the country where it *as beeu made known, a: dit is beitur in troduced , yervwhcrv. We a-e informed that immense quntitie* of this medicine are b-- in« .-old in all sections t>f the S-'Uth and , South »hst especially in the city of New Or leans art! in Texas. This much we aav in jus'ice to its proprt etor, who is a gentleman of integrity, and .ho’would not engage In tie mantifaotnre aud sale of a humbug —LeGrange Reporter Th<‘ (ireal Pictorial %iiMitrt*. Hostetter’s United Stntce Almanac for W7\ for j distribution, gratis, through >ut the United. States, and all civi'.ixed countries of the Western . //emiaphere, 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- | dinon 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 into. eating to the morel, mt the mechanic, the miner, the farmer the planter and proses -1 gion&l man ; and the calculations have been made ; for such meridians and latitudes as are moat suit able for a correct aud comprehenaive National I °The rt n«tmre, uses, and extraordinary sanitary I effects of Hostetler’s Stomach Bitters, the staple tonic and alterwtivcof more than half the Cli is i t i Hn world, are fully set forth in its pages, which ' nrc aiso interspersed with pictorial Illustrations, I valuable recipes for the household suit farm, hu morons anecdotes, and other instruct!,-, aud amusing reading matter, original and selected a mom- the annuals to appear with the opening of 1. car this will be one of the most useful, and 'may be' laid for the asking. The Proprietors, Messrs. Hostetler and Smith, ou receipt of a two t aMiup, will to ward a cop* by mail to ,„v person "ho cannot p-ocure one in his neighborhood. The Bitters are sold iu evew ol ,v, town and Til'mge, »ud are extensively used throughout the euliro cMliied worlj liOflCl, M ILL bo eoM before tho Court lion o D .or in M rgnn Culhoun C un ty on the fist Tue»'*»v in January, under un v r-ltr of th lion. Superior Court ull th- IN'OLVKNT I’.APKMS belonging to the entitle of Charles I>. Bostii-lc, doi’d, consisting of the lollowing Notes and Judgment* : Joseph Smith, of Jones c 0... C W Bostick, Noto § 275 Ol) ■ John Irvin, Noto 75 00 .lames II Johnson 8(5 001 John \V Gnrner, Note 32 00 LII Ilarvoy ]f,() 00 I A J Scrutchen 135 00 E A Steed, Noto 00 00 CI) Dormaus 112 0(1 E J v R L Brown 210 00 J T Dalton 75 00 J Edwards 81 00 J E Griner 452 00 B F Barlett, Att. Receipt... 45100 J W Wigham 75 00 Silas Grubbs, Note 180 00 A J Scrutchen 1.257 00 James J Bradford, At. Rec’pt 1.0(54 00 A J Scrutchen 1.819 00 Blair vk Simmons, At. rec’pt 413 00 W J Denis 34 00 Thomas J Dunn, At. reo’pt.. 1.(588 15 Blair $ Kenedy’s At. Rec’pt 225 00 John Edwards, ii fa 50 00 Baldwin Ledbetter’s N0t0... 38 00 Edward Varner, ii fa 70 00 : Lamar & Anderson, Att. F E Clayton v L Jolly, ii fa 3.550 00 Receipt 4G9 00 Ann Bostick, Note 2‘tß 00 Jerry Deshang, Note 142 00 Janies Garret, ii fa 10 00 Ma ian Lamar, Note 278 00 II M eCan, L Jolly VCD Gabriel White, Note 43 00 Bostick 35 00 G W Holland, Note 45 00 G L Musgrove 50 00 William Sponcer, Note .... G 79 00 J A Miller &G L Musgrove 46 00 W E Hanson, L E Cham- J L Carter, (J Jones & D L hies Endorser 205 00 Keen, ii fa 23 00 W H Mathis 25 00 Jolly & Clayton, fi fa 81 00 Blane A Solomon, At. Rec’pt 85 00 James Hall” L Jolly i Cl3os- Lainar & Son, Note 100 00 tick, ii fa II 12J George A Collier, Note 62 50 R A Lemox & J Collier, fi fa 191 79 John F Wetherly, Note 12 00 J B Stewart, G L Musgrove Thomas W Minis, Note 380 00 & J Collier 398 00 James J Bradford, Note 38 00 John Collier, J B Stewart & Dennis Jones 38 00 J Dykes 165 00 Guriy v Potters, Att. Rec’pt 125 00 MII Lingo, L Jolly T Far- Lenard Whiten, Noto 7 80 row 192 00 James N Jones 67 00 RT Kendrick,S Waters, fi fa 391 00 Hines & Hobbs, Att. Rec’pt 109 00 J W Dykes, RC Knowles... 43 00 D L Brown, Note 25 00 W D McCracken & J W Joel Harden 45 00 Collier 26 00 E T Wymen, Note 15 00 J 13 Higden, Note 550 00 James Bryant, Note 35 00 Thomas Scnlv, Note 400 00 L G Wood, Note ]6 00 J R Glen, Note 200 00 13 F Headspeth 400 00 R D Phillips, AW E Phil- Sainuel Welborn 87 00 lips 2.735 00 Edward Grimes 6 13 \V P Jones, 0 G Gurley, T J Dunn, Att-y’s Receipt... 1,890 00 Note 200 0^ GEORGE W. COLLEY, RrcLivnn. December 15, 1870. J, i. lOSSO'IV, look: Gi-TTZtT <£c IDaA-WSOnsr, C3-A-. I urn prepared to do all kinds of work on GUNS, PISTOLS, LOCKS, &.C. at .bort notice. SEWING MACHINES REP A I R E*D. I am al»o prepared to repair Sewing Machines of a’! dts 'riptions. A ork warranted. Prieea mod-rate. iho old stand of (J. C Truss, East side I’ublic Sqaar«.*©s > rj y- j n retiring from the business I takepl recotninond inp „ the pub in Mr. J. 13. J"Uon, a rel.able a- tl sk'l ed workman De<*. 8-1 m 1 > 1 A PH(HLUUTIO\. UGOKGIA. By RUFUS B. BULLOCK Governor of said Slide. Whereas, Official ii f otnstion h u been re ceived at tins I) pti tment, that on the night ot the 27' h of November, ult tno, a pat tv ot armed and disguised m. n went to the hon e of otic Charle- llendrix, s colored emeu re siding near .Vorcross, in the county nl G*tn n-tt and alter ordering him to come out, broke down the door and ntered the house, at the a line l'i»* threats mg to k-H the ad Hendrix, who, af'er a severe struggle with ■ ome of the said disguised parties, succeeded in m iking his escape, und while so doing was pursued br them, they firing some four or fire pistol shots at him. one of win; 'ook effect and wounded said Hendrix severely in let t hip : id . ... H r h re*a, The Paid disguised partlef, win e et>p«R«d in a etnntgb* w’».h said Hendrix, a - treated the wile of said lie dnx In ave-v cruel manner, while she attempted to aid her husband to Iree himself from the as-assins : Now, therefore, to the end that th.se guiliv parlies tnav he brought to trial and punishment, I have thought proper to u ! his my proclamation, hereby ott ring a•— I -ar’d oi ONE THOUSAND TJOI.L-dR&, ‘each, for the apprehension, with evidence to convict,of any one or name ot the disguised j parties engaged In the perpetration of the 'murderous assault, aforesaid. ! Given under nty h»«d *od the G«e»t Seal of the State, at 'he Capitol in Atlanta, this 3rd day of December in the vear of our Lord j£i*hte n Hundred and Seventy, and of ti»t* /.idepen tenc*- of the U -ited of A»n*"icti’he N » if, t% fil"’. RUFU U. BUI.LOOK. 13y the G<>vern<>' : 1 |>AVtn G. Cutting, Sec. of btate. Doc.B dw. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ) November 22 b, 1670. { Whereas, a vacancy has occurred, and now exists, in the offite ol one of the T u t.-es of th r.nllStic Asrlnm, eau-ed bv tbe dnath of II >n. B. B. D. Graff-niied: no*, ■ herefore. it is ORDERF.D : That Hon Ephraim Tweed*, ~f the r unty of Richmond, he, and he is hereby, appointed one of the Trustees of the Lunatic Asvlutn, to fiH the v«c*"ev sfbr-Md. RUFUS B BDU.OCK. By the Governor: R. H. Aritssoa, Secretary Executive DepVmt. 4ee,» it \ PKOI LUI VIIU*. G U u«i i : By RUFUS >. BULLOC K, Governor of said State. Whereas, There is now p riding : n the Su j perinr Court of tec coutilv of Dougneriy, a B 11 of Indictment charging one 771 mas Ad- | an.B with (lie crime ol n;u -ier, alleged 'o have been committed upon the bnd. ol Jis I senh I) mean, in s.id countv of D uiehertv, on or boti' the 24 hdiv of November, 18S6; and it having been repotted to this ]),.part ment that the said Adams hts fl- and from jus. tine : Now, theretore, I li tv> thought proper to issue lilts mv proelam.ti'.n, berebv offering a reward of OS'K THOUSAND DhLIA«S for the apprehension ad delivery of the said Thomas Adams, wi h evidence sufficient to convict, to the She iff of su'd county of' Doughertv, in order that he nut be Inought j to trial for the crime with which he .tauds charged. , Given under my hand and the Grpat S al of the S'a'e, a' the Ctp : 'ol, in yd riant-, this | fifth dav nf 7>ecemher t in the vear of our .Cord, Kighte n Hundred and S.-yen y, aid of the 7 depet d-nee if the United States oi odmerica UteNinetv fi''h. RUFUS B. BULLOCK. B* the Governor: Datio G. Cottino, Secretary of State. Dec. 8 4* A lMtori \HATIO\. U CO ltd I A. By RLFIS B. BULL^OCB, Governor of said State. Wi'erras. Inform mu i has bc“n received at this Departmei.i tint a murder was commit ■ed in the county of L-e, in or about th. mouth of A nil, IS’.), upon the h d* of Cbatles K-v n.-! la, bv one G- urge Kill-, and ih *f the s-id KIN hisfl and tram j'jjtio" : Now. tlier. tore, I have thougnt | roper to ! is-uc thia, mv proi-lams'ioo, herebv i ff--ri .g a i e wat and of TWO THOUSAND DOLL AR tor the pprehennion ami d--liver* ot llie said Geo. Etiis, with evidence sufficient to coil vie', to the Sneriff if said county and Sat., in order that he may be brought to trial f<> .be offense w.'lt wl.iub he s'sudo charged. I Given under mv band and the great seal <> I the S ate, at the Capita I in Atluit., vLi filth da* of D-ccnibT in tie -ear o our Lord, ifigbteen Huutlied amt N-rent*. and Os t'-c Indepe'id -■ ** Ot Hie Unite. S ates ot A lleil-• t'- ■ N n.— fit h RUKU- H BUiLO 'K. D»vtn G. CuTIINO, S-ctetary ul Srale dee,B-lty IN GIiEENIJACKS, I 'GIVEN 1 W AY! / A. FORTTTUE I W/CD X(DMt&]&S 3 4®-M3 BOGUS GIFT ENTEf PRISE, BJT A GENUINE INSTITUTION TANARUS: o Alabama Immigrant Association, incorporated un'er ike law* the State, will give one <3- K .A. ILT ID INTiITAMIIIf! In tlie City ol MONTGOMEH V ALA. on SATURDAY’, December 31, 1870, Or, as neon before us the Ti nre sold at whi<-h time ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOM.Alt'in U S Cuncn.-v «ill be giwn away, to holders of ticket*, us follows: 1 Gift in C. S. (urrency, of $25,060 Is • , ~ >i «« *• " 10,000 is I .000 o(; i>, u << “ “ 5 000 me 10 000 t ’o t. i* •' “ 2 000 are 10.000 •j. ii it u << 'f 1 000 are 10.000 ,i ii e •> <> 5()0 are 10 000 i/i.i ii i< t< •> •< 100 are 10 000 It Jin „ e .. .. •« 10 ate 15 000 1539 #IOO,OOOO THB AWARD OF GIFTS SMITH, WI! L be made on the regular plan of one wheel for nutnlwrs nnd the othf* et (or ir z s From th • o woods he ('oinirfssionors will first draw a number and then at* ize, wide Prize will be credited to said number. J tie whole drawing wib lte under the supervision of Sworn Commissioners, gentlemen of well-known in'uoiity and < i«h state dug The repuiuti n HU I hara.-ter of tim Incokpohatjihs of-this Association, coupled with every safe-H'iard that (he iuw ot ti e land cm throw around it, is !■ g itiru tee that the tfis rilui' on will lie II .nksi'i-I aad Fairly mule, and that every protection wi I be given holders of Tickets in any part of the eoun trv. 'in order to give ull, RICH and POOR, nn nppoitumty nt this SCHEME I By which (hey nmv become enrobed in an h-oir Die PRICE OF TICKETS him'b.er, put .'OILY TWO DOLLARS, a (!iso> uni ot (in per cent will be ma •• pun-bas.-rs o| §oG, an-1 u ditjcouut of 29 per cent, to purchasers ot §IOO s'oillt of lickets WE HAVE / GENTS 125,000 TICKETS ONLY I BE tOLIL CinoULARS g vino the result of the n rnw : ,i2 will be sent each ticket holder Par'iestt a'tlistmie desiring to purchase I ickets must rem.t ihe mon.-y, direct to the “Association,” as per address below. Atldr. se, STOKES & GREENE, Managers, .Vontgomerj/, »lla. READ WHAT THE MOHTSPMESf CITY PAPERS That know the gentlemen, who nre the managers anil incorporat rs of tb;e Association, nave to Bay as to their reliability ami honesty: (From the Daily Alalama State Journal.) Tim “Alvhama Im.mioiia'T Asso'S|y T oiv. chartered under the laws of the S' ate of A üba.na have a l-irg ■ nffi :e n it only to New Yo.k, bu ulao in cur l "thev propn-e t g've a series of Splendid Eht-rtoirnner.**, lh<* first of w'rich will take place in our-iiv on D 31st proxim ,at w • i.-h time they wi 1.. ve away Dae Hundred Thomarrd Italian in greei.bi.cks <> holds sol th k ets to said ent rtammer. . Tt e A net lea," people ore slrtelly n people oi for. tune - thev lik. to tute * clfltrc I'T a small sum ol morev rmss- em af l.i.ls t tieiii this epiThrt.il tv The first award an i the mghest W §2-> 000. Ihe lowest in ten ollars. Ihe price of tick -td is n'y two dolla-s. \V h eQ was such un opportun y pre-cut .1 to in .ke a ’pile” on such a small mvest " For the benefit of the pnhl n we wdl state that the Association is perfectly „ o v m—the g. ntlemen who compts it are of etmraeler ; r.d iu egri y am) we believe they will see to it th .t tt.e proj-. t tsi,..n sdy and Litufully carried oat. (From ihe Montgomery Daily Mail.) “Tn these days of fortune n aking and fortune htiruing, there seems to be » pel fee * mir.i-1 am mg all classes of our eopl - to Lr.v st in anything tnat prom- IS sa ‘ hi-.r thim.” 'Vn are ‘e.f ’alhs- ■ r>-ll,orks try no i.. ng he f..ri*aMon, un tei tl.H^siututcii of our Slat ,nt an Asso.-ianon f r the prmi.C'ion of Euro pean immigration inf thy Southern States The li. -orporators are two well known and wealthy Next Yors.-rs, ami Al .barmans These gnt eimm will f itl.fuUy curry .ui the designs .4 the Ass.Vmpun which pv-p. s.-s to.give a series of niag.tifi. ent ent-rlu r.ments ' the fir-t of which one hundred thovts and dollars in currency will bo giveu a way to holders ol tickets, in ruins ranging lrom §lO to $25,00). tlCl'll ffD.VfKS-.Yni/ danker, .Verckunt, or Uuslnea* .Tfnr* of t tpuluilon tn the Cilff. BAPTIS 1 ' FEMALE COLLEGE | CITIIUEUT, «A. Til K Board of Trustees take pleasure in announc ing, iat the benefit ol all concerned, that they have secured a corpt. of experienced aud compe tent U-.u'bi-ra, to take charge of the abote named InatituUoli, and that ita excrci&oa will be reaum- MOND VY, January Bth, 187'). Itep«H-s h«vr nlre.Kly comnu*ni*«*d on tho buiM’ B g, which will be pushed forward rapidly to cempletion Bo ard iu £f>od famili?* c..n be w*cnml at from fntetia to twifity doll ir & per month, including washing' fuo. aud hghti*. Tuition about the same as in other /n&titu liona oi lik<* m tide. 1 he a ity oi Caithbert ia easy of aoces*. and pro* vtr ial »or ils health aud reil.ieatent. Ir is there* lore a deairnble place of rt»si \- ucc for per owa educate; th«*ir faiuilioa. /oi pirticularag apply to nor :M, «H‘ W. It. PEALS. lent. AGENCY FOR THE SALE PERUVIAN GU F4O» r |'H/4'un ... -uned; bavirg o. rn appointed 1 thei ol gem a* this port, h- .if—sis. H-.bsni-, Hur odo ii Co s, ot N-* Y».k, who are the a-de Hg-nt- and oni.-iguets o! dtr-ot iinimrta'iors Ot Fe uvlan Guano into thrt U it aS .'ea, II r o s.l-, and will ke.p on hand >iu> It - "I j Ao l PeravitiH ttaauo, A depot, vsiabhattcd hire i-jt diiect impor titi*ti Qu.n i ; es of Ten (D>) Tons, or more, c u b ■ tts.i a- srttt gold, or its ' q ivslct.t i" cur rency p- r t • 224'fb*. for G tsttspe Island Gumio, and $47 !>» <or Übin. In Is'.nd G Ju no exciu-'ve ot 4ft ‘to tux, for ins| ection, a . and being h ■ tv >.sent Gov. rniueut prices, /’urtty warranted. GM v . A "flu', At Oißceof Messrs TCTNYI A C 1. , t y)«e 1-4 t Rsvnnnyb, U~.r-i
