The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878, December 22, 1870, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text2 men JUgBNAL' 8. R. WJ roi. W. I. COMBS, Associate Editor. ».# irso.», u .1 ., Thursday, tturmber 83 I*7o. Beatliny matter on ereri/ pa Three election mnnagors wero ar rested and imprisoned nt Sparta on Tuesday for receiving illegal votes. Inr Li, kct ion. —Two days of voting have p sso 1, and weareploased to say that the te-st of order has been pro eeived and that tho prospect is {rood for a Democratic) majority of two hun dred in Terr*!! Let each man put his shoulder to the wheel to day; re collect that you have but one dav to work. Bee to it that no foul play be practised by either side Work in BUeh a m inner as to enable each and every lover of his country to 6ay I have done my dvhj. Ekom Washington —Congress, like tho recent Legislature of Georgia is very busy doing nothing We have heard the body compared to a young crow—“all gab and g—s, though those who read the proceedings can judge lor themselves The“truly loil’’ having defeated a ineas’ire of Mr. McCivry, of Kentucky for tho transfer of the Arlington estate to the widow of Gen. Ix‘e, the rightful owner> arc trying to defeat the Amnesty bill If this is done, we expect to see intro duced a bill by Butler for the execu tion of every Southern man who even murmurs at the loss of his spoons and other valuables. To quarrel over am nesty, the annexation! of .San Domingo, and the tariff on sugar, is all they pro pose to do at present. Ho ! for Christmas —With this is sue we bid our readers adieu for the present year, in order that we may have a short respite from toil, and be the better prepared to serve our pat rons during the incoming year We are thankful to the public for the manner in which wo have been sus tained in the past and have tried earnestly to contribute what wo could to the public good In sending out this, our last issue for tho vear, we send to all a happy greeting; and when we begin the labors of another year may we chronicle peace ainoug the races, a determination upon tho part of all to pull together for the up building of shattered fortunes, and tue advancement of our condition, social ly, politically and morally; and ero another twelve month rolls around, may the result be a good government administered by good oilicers, and may tho empty cribs and sue k hou.-es that now dock onr oneo prosperous land again groan under the weight of plenty- It sail ill Macon. The quiet of Macon was disturbed on Tuesday, the hist day of the elec tion, by a squad of negroes trying to rescue front the police a prisoner who had been arrested for illegal voting.— Without ever thinkining that the Cour! would he tho judge of guilt or the extent of tho same, they followed tho oliiceis in whose charge the priso ner was, for some distanoe, when they came up with a wagon loaded with ! small green poles, and armed them- , selves, while others seized rocks, bricks, etc., and assailed the police.- In vain were their orders to stanu back utterred, until seeing they would be overpowered if they did not resist, two shots were fired at the crowd both taking etlect. The excitement contin ued to increase, until Mayor Huff, with a few other citizens aDd a squad of U. | 8. soldiers, arrived on tho ground and quiet was restored. The Foueiu.n War.— Telegrams con tinue to contradict themselves in re- ■ ga rd to the foreign situation ; conso- I quently, we do not attempt to keep ! our readers posted in regard thereto Tho iollowing is the latest news : Paris, Dec 17 —Official advices re ceived state that the city is calm aud tho people confident They have food lor a long time, and the army and people eager for a fight The Gov ernment had dispatches from Gam betta to tho 12th Berlin, December nO —The Creuz Gazette reiterates that tue duficuitie* in the way of transporting material and heavy guns, win soon he over come, and that further action regard ing the bombardment will be guided altogether by military considerations A dispatch from Paris says a month wi'l expire before a bombardment is possible The Gorman gums belore I‘aii. are woi tide:s for such purpose, while Versailles itself is nearly wiUtiu range ot tho French guns A Berlin special 6ays the confer ence representatives of tho neutral jicwers have agreed upon the io.low iug peace basis : First, aoquiesd®ei in tbe annexation ot Luxemburg Sec ond, recognition of the German Em pire. Thud, indemnity from France to Germany, amounting to i,20U,000 Italics—razing two fortresses ou the German frontier, aud the cession of a portion of Alsace Got cut of that counting room, and go to the poiU; Georgia is calling you. G ti-i I icclion lews The following Washington telegram copied from the Tcleyraph Jj- Messenger show the result of the election tho first day in various portions of the State: Washington, December 20.—Tho < W.tieu is progressing in Georgia for members oi Congress and Legislature and i ounty officers. Tbe returns are meugre and unsatisfactory, but it is believed that the Democrats will car ry the State. The following has been received: Auoista.—Two thousand votes polled. Democrats ahead. Republi cans divided. All quiet. Savannah. —No disturbance Brad ley, the colored independent candidate for Congress, is receiving a laige por tion o' the colored vote at the regular precinct. Other election preciuts were opened in the eastern portion of tho city by the epublicuns. Ciov. Bullock’s managers, have pro tested against the proceeding as ille gal. Several negroes wete arrested for voting more than once. No viol ence or intimidation. Columbus, December 20—Eleven hundred votes polled. The majority voting were nt groea Democrats ahead. All quiet. Atlanta, December 20. - Election quiet. iSix i.epuhlicans arrested for iilegal voting. Many negroes brought to the city from Chattanooga and other places. Nothing definite as to the result. Rome, December 20.—Doinocrats over two to one ahead. Negroes ar rested for illegal voting. All quiet. Union Point, December 20.—Noth ing definite front Greensboro and W hite Plains. Montezuma, December 20. Repub licans supposed to be ahead. Cutubekt. — ■ cpubiicans seven hun dred adcad. Nearly all the biucks Voting. Fort Gains.—Republicans ahead tJ-dity, but the Democrats will be ut the close, as they urw reserving then stiength lor to-morrow. Comnuton. Eight hundred votes polled. Result not known Port Valley —, cpubiicans ahead to-day V cry lew t\ bites voting A Tardy Judge Fine Him It has been gravely suggested, tuat in view of tho fact that under the order oi His Honor, Judge Harrell, at least one hundred juru*«, witnesses, and other attendants of tho Superior Court, have been forced to leave their homes and visit tho county seat lor several days su'-ceosively, to no pur pose, in consequence oi tho absence of said J iidgo, that a hue of 81,000 be imposed upon him “What is sauce for the goose, is sauce lor the gander ” Aud surely our martinet judge who is so prompt to maku witnesses, sick or well, toe the mark, to toe luue of §29 each if they tail, ami who lams tue Sherri! at will, and gives ,g nger to delauitiug road commissi ,flers aud tci in hi. ng bailiffs, ought to be Willing to take buine ot his own physio W e hope theiviore this fine which is the un uniinous verdict o. the p o plo, wni be promptly paid by His Hanoi; ami that the proceeds be de voted to an egg nog of such gigantic proportions at Christinas, that every poor dovii who is in limbo, or is sued, or lias been Rued, every briefless law yer, every guano victim, every thirsty printer, every poor unlortunate in the land, may imbibe and grow happy Thus shail we have a graud illus tration of thu equilibrium aud com pensation theories, so oiten talked of in tho worlds economy Lot justice be put to tho lino and plummet, and begin at home Ia justice to Julge Harrell, we state that the cause of his detention or failure to be iu Cuthbert to open his Court accordi g to adjournment, was | the aetiou of a criminal Jury in Quit main county, the case having been sub in.tted to tuem on Saturd iy, and tiieir verdict rendered ou the Wednesday following Tiiis is, so lar as we know, the first time that Judg* Harrell has failed to upon Court accor ling to ap pointment, aild we think that if the reason lial been kn -wn, the above ar ticle would not have app meed ia the | columns of the Catabert Appeal Uf licial duties detained him, and the man—be he Judge or Constable, be he high or low m olfice.who does his duty, shou.d be sustained by the peo i pie aud the press. Enquire into i causes, lire Jones, before yon prefer charges against any one P 8 —ls an egg nog is what you are after, Col, why dont you say so 'l The Surrender at Montuomkry The tempest in a tea pot at Montgom ery has subsided—Smith and Bigham have surrendered at discretion, aud the Democratic party lias not been disgraced bv accepting the proposition ol certain weakkiiotsl tine -servers, to make Smith United States senator on condition that he would surrender an olKce from which ho had linen ejected by the people, and to which he had no more churns than Cuarios Archie Johnson, tue ono-leggo newspaper voudei of stentorian lungs. Iu short, 10 use a pobular, but by no means cla.-sic expression. “ All is lovely and the g>>o*e hangs high.” e have never had a douotof the Jbuile of this auda cious farce. Mr.Smith and his 1 gal conspirators will go hence from the tribunal of impartial justice “without a day,’ and will have ample opportu— | urtics to enjoy the public contempt aud | scorn over their abortive conspiracy. ! Aud now, how about that illegal Sen ate, that does not represent any con stituency among the people? Shall it be reformed on the bases of public opinion, or will it, too, "come down i like the coon to Capt. Scott,” and obey the voice ol the sovereign people of Alabama. Ktdorw is the word, and ft non the kniie is used lor political re ionu it Humid cut deep, and clean to | tke loots ol all political tumors. Th- If- A A. K H. The reader interested in the prosper ity aud rapid building of this great enterprise will be as Riueh graulied as we are ouiselves upon the an nouncement that H 1. Kimball, Esq, the live man of'Georgia, is now sole contractor, ho having bought out the interest of the late contractors, J. E. Con ant \ Cos. Mr. Kimballs well known abi'itics, as a driving and pushing uiun, gives us new hopes that the road will bo constiucted and completed as rapidly as men and money can accomplish it. His clever paymas ter ,Capt. Geo. L. Cook, will com mence paying off the accumulated in debtedness oi the late contractors, on to-morrow, aud will continue us per advertisement. If Mr. Kimball accomplishes this great object as rapidly as lie did his bugo enterprise at Atlanta, he will es tablish a reputation that will have no bounds in the great commonwealth It is an object worthy tho undivided attention and enorgy of oven U. I. Kimball. —Seaport -Appeal, 9 th. r yy — The Amnesty Question —The Balti more B tin correspondent at Washing ton gives the following as the proba ble result of tho amnesty movement in (longr* ss; The only thing of special interest in Congress to (lay was the considera tion by the House ot the amnesty question No vote was reached on the pending bill, but two fa ts were quite evident—that a universal umnes measure cannot be passed, nor can the- one under discussion go through without material amendnent. Its effect was decribed by Mr. Buck, of Ken tucky, in an elaborate speech against it, as calculated to impose additional pains and penalities, beside making nine clusses of exceptions. The democrats commented several times oil .he second section, which proposed to invade the rights of all private parties who had pemlimg suits, by legis lating for their transfer to United Status courts It appears to be the impression that a hill wi 1 pass except ing from amnesty ult persons who left the army or navy or civil service of the United iStates to join the rebel lion. A Bad Record for the Present Con gress.—According to a writer in New York Tribune , the present Congress is not likely to go down to history with a commendable reputation for good morals. Two of its members have koo3 expelled for selling cadetships, one resigned to escape expulsion, three or four others got off only by tho Laid swearing of their accomplices, one has convicted himself of attempting to procure counterfeit money to pass among the pour colored people, one is charged witli cheating soldiers widows out of their pensions, and now tho in diement qf another for bigamy is re ported. JT*' HMifn*: tiV't ■ 4 ~ ; PWUUHI ii i»i m mu ui ji cpmuko DAWSON, GA. JFSCAIFE, A.B, Lessee & Prin. '|Tl- i H tUtioil Will II Upe ed Oil V 1 ll, it , X ihe 9t’> Jmu try, 1871 3 i g ,-..;it do <1 'lni tLc ties way for pi nuts t j idg •. « r reo Iv of (he ineiis ol a Soho.) i- to w. , *■« its daily exerc'-i s, th ' P' iticipt! na < so &r ranged las <h ml mom dial visiro s it, drop in nt any liar* and sec die school u.v it is. 11. n vile- nil who arc imere-icd i e.i u-ahon to vi-i hi- school and obstuve tin peradons oi his new .-vs era Rarit- pkr muartkr. lm Cla«>, - $ r.-»o ltd “ - - - HUGO SI *' - - 13 50 Pi men's, one halt at the bogi niug, ami tue h in - the middle of the term, dec. 33- 1 m. In itaaik upicy. In TH* Disirict Doubt i k the United SrAI'KS, FjR THE tSuCTHEKS Ul-THICT OF Georgia. In me m it'er of V* M. .M PEKPLES, Bankrupt Southern Dis trict o; G rgi., -ii VWAKKASr in Ba'kruprcT has been in Ibv sod ourt, ,g iiiu' the t oi W 1 ara d/P e; 1 -, of h. «o n y of T - red. tun! t-ie Sme of Gei,r K i , - ,i ,iig I'ict, who ban been dol adjudged B.r.k'up o,' petiiiou 'I hi- Cr> diiom, and me pay n.em O' any debts and the dt livery ol uy piopoi y belnCgi' s to 8 id bnlikiupl tn him or I. r hn. u.-e, and R'e >rai. fer ol any pop er'v b> him are fmbidden by law' A ineei mg <>l ihe creid om ol ih- said Bankri.p 'o prov, ht ii deb sand 10 chouse one or nmr ( a--ignee- oi his estne, will be held at „ Com oi Bfnkriip cv, to be holds nat SaNsn. an in -m i Din riel, i n Hie 111 h dav -of Jan U i>, A. D , 1871, m 111 o’el ck a.m ,at ih e office Fla Hraneaina, E quin, (cor uer nl U y n and Dayton stree s.) one o the B- gis ers in Bntikrup'cv Im snnl Bisirici WM B SJ/YTII, dee. 22 2w. U S Mar-ball lor Said Disiric, E.J JOHNSTON, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Fancy t.oiMls. « ulirrj. Musical liibtrum< uis, Ac. PirnrnUr nv i«n given to R-ptirs on fin« an i D tfi ult WatoiiP'* *J »w**lrv Reuiir i. Cos ii- r &■ J Second S re.-rs .)f • i ou, (ie >r*u. dec22-Biu* Fiirniniru! Window Shades, Wall Paper, i/aitre-ees, Eva hers, tu., Ac., Ac. Suiite.s, in Walnut and Mahf*geuv. Llitre iSTiock of B*-d room Suites, Walnn% aud Kii imeled, tor stle, CH if P CASH 1000 J/ipl B 2‘»o \V r 4li.u« B d$ cad-*, -all pii. ee. l'K, o zen Spli ->♦' h i Chairs. 6o tioz u Cine S* at 1 hairs, all prices. 60 and atxU R iilan Ci-air*, ail prices. C^RP-TCi’S. Tapeatiy, Bui -e's, Thru- P j and I-g ain. Oil cf.ib-, J/il inj; , Rug* aud Mhs, j jji re. -.livid, aud 111) Hale It w TilJIAf WOOD, Niit dair to Lanier Uouae, dec. 22, s m. Maiup,G i, A I’ROi b\ HAliUi. ceorcil By RUFUS Jt. BULLOCK, Governor of Said State. Whereas. Information h•• been e ce’w. and nt ihiw l). purr merit tha r h nni'd»*r whs CO'-• rni r 1* and in fbo county of NiWton on tbe A h d«v ot July, 18H7, Ufnvn bod? of .) inu 4 n K. L»*«fpr % b? or»»* o«*or>je Prcßnell, that Presn#!! ha ß fl -J from justice : and Where**, Thv» Bhe» fT of su’d county of .Vi wum c* rrifi- n to rn*- that has mad • eve tv p «-<*iblp ff >rt in liiu pow**r to •i C 8 ui but. without avail ; atui ti at *ii* rff r intros a puitahle r**w «rd ia e»w acniial as a -Hns of nuking certain ihe ar rest of Hiid Prcsi.»*H : iherrforp, I h%v« thoufht proper to i'hsii** thismv pvocl • maimo, herein off**, nifi; a reward of ONE 7’HOUd DOLLaliiS tor tio* apprchriiaioii and rlrlivery ot the said Frt«on«‘ll with ♦*vid« j nce H.ffcicnt to convict, to i|,«* Shoiiif of suid county and State, in o dt*r thu may bp brought to tnal for ihe offeiw»- with which hr stands chirped, ftiveii under mv Hand arid tin* G pit Sfal of tip S'aip, at the Capitol in Alia la, this finppnth dav of Decembpr, in th« ypar of ou' Lord Eiv r ht*pn Hundrrd ai.d Seven y. and of the ludpperidpnce of »t)« United Scales ol the Ninptv-fifth. RUFUS B BULLOCK. By 'hh (Inveriiiir: David G Corn a, Secretary of Stute. dec 23. 4W. EXEi unv ; ii&'PAurdjFN’ r i S' AI A’OF gmirgu, [ A'lants, Ga , D'd inner blh, 1870. ) ORDERED : Thar. Hon. S, P Myrich, of the C' Hnii oi Baldwin, be, mid he is I e ehv Cn linued in office as a Trustee of he Luna> 'ic Aavlum fie a second if 'ii, until (h- 1 h' -l M ndav in De. ember, 1872, or until bjeh time Iherexlte' as his -ucces-or any be duly apienn ed aud qait and and ; and Th it 11 mi. E i iranii I'weedr, of 'he coun ty ol Richmond: and Hun, Wra Phillips, of he county o' Gobb, b-, and they are hereby appointed Tin lees ol she Leinaric A yinin un'il ihe fir-i -Vmdar in December, 1572. or until such tune 'harealter -s iheir successors 01H'. be kijiy appointed and qillifiod. Given under itiv ilaiul and the s al of the Axeetuive Depai uiieilt, at liie Capitol, u A 1 ■ 'a, the day and year tirs: anove written. I! CIVS B. RULLOI X, By the Governor : 11. U arson s e e uiy Executive Department, doc. 22, 4w. TsT( )TICE. Pursuant to a reoommendatltm of the Grand .fu ry the srverri /u»Tic<*H of the Peace of Tcrrcil count y are hereby notified tornnke a utateinent in wriimir of the money revet wi by them for ami tlie dipponion th;d h ia been made of Paid money. Aud also, the Koad Comminsiom rs are no-irted to m. ke their r jiort«, in writing-, by t ie adjourned t**rm of the Superior f ourt, l>ec. U-xl. Tto OSES, Ord. CN TH £ DTsIERJSDE! VT my ne-i NL'V S-ORA', on the North suit' ol ihe Riiili'iud, vim wii fi and a • ii r I S ock of Jli/cli'iidige, at such prices ut will nsi.ini '!i itic iniuves. My i’eockcon isis ui, part A r FAMI -Y UIB") RUIRo, FAN Y GuOCEIiIKS, LIU - o k)u 'JLSj Kib.iDY iUALIS CLuTUiNO DKY GOODS STAPLE GOODS, and oilier articles needvd in the family ami m ills Piaiitaiiou. Vve2pc.isj3 being light, I can afford to .< 11 goods on Soliort I’rofit. the better pUn would be for all to eome mil ice tor Uieui.ielvej. B. GIBSON. seiil 22 3m A PROCLAMATIOX. GEORCi i : By RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor of said State. Whpreas, There i- now p tiding : n the Su perior Court, of VO Cos an tv of D'Ughetly, a B'il of Imlictnieaf ch i-t*ing one 7'lm-.Ad ams '.villi the crime ol murder, all. ged 10 have baen eommined upon the body of Jn -eph Daucao, in siirl outturn of Donuhertv, on or aboil' the 24’ Ii dav of XoVcmber, tßt:ii; and it having been reported to this Xienart tn nt that ihe said Adams ha- fl and from jo-, t It*'* : Sow, therolore, I liiV> thought proper to issu ■ this ruv prn?iam iti »i, harebv offering l reward ol OVE fHOUdAND D'.iLIAM tor i!:e apprehension and deliverv ol tin said Thomas Adams, wi h evidence sußb lent to convict, in the She iff of stud county ol Donghert.v, in o-der that lie may be tirnngh o trial for the crime wi'b which he stands charged. Given under mv hand and the Great Seal of th,- S s'e, a 'he Uap'iol, in A linti, ttii fifth day of jD'cemher, in the v-ar of ou> X'i'd, Eighteen Hundred ahd S ven'y, and of 'h 1 dependence of the UnitFd Sutes ot Ameiica theNinetv finh. RUFUS B. BULLOCK. B. sh" Governor: David <4 Ootting, Secretary of State. De. 8 4w A AMATIOA. GEORGIA. By RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor of said State. Wher-ss, Inform no - has been received at t*'i- /iepartmen' ihii a murder was cnmmii led 111 the ctiun'T Os Lee, in or -Wnui tin month of alpiil, IB , ’it, upon the b >dv of Charles Kevin Ids, bi one Gewrge Elli- and tha' the said Ell'S has fl and Ir on justice : Naw. therefore, I hive thought proper U issue this, mv proclamation, hereby ■ ff. ring a rewaid of TWO THOUSAND DOLLAR for ihe apprehension and delivery of the sain G.'O Edis, with evidence sufficient to con vici, in the Sher ff of Said county and S a'-, in mder ihat he may he bronghr to tnal f. the offense with which he Rtandw charged. Given under mv hand and the great seal n the S'ate, at ihe Capitol in Atlanta, thi fifth dav of December in tl , ve p p our L rd. A'ighieen Hund ed and Sev. ni'. and of the ludepeudeace of the Uaitt S ales Ot the Ninety fifth RUFUhB BUZLOCK. Davin G. Cottiso, Secretary u s State. dec s-i.r & 19®'3)0 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAt ERS IN HARDWARE IRON AND STEEL, Ipiplcusfiih, AND ALL LINDS OF Carria ern nr-' < V' ->nr x I -.4 f IMPROVED COTTON BWE I T.', SC, Cherry ir>tret't., Aiactin, Ga. 11. S. LEE. J T LEE. Ii M l3 i SI 0*» Successors to JOHN li. PERRY, Main St, Dawson. Ga. V * waaCULTURALUIPUMSRj HAHOWA Pi 1 3 2if C WA ON AXLES, oxjtl k m y. Buggy« 'f/ajwi Timbefs OF DESOEIPTIOm Itwr TE ■ uve now or han«l, an-J site } A “?< • / .""l ually rct'uiviiuf •very- \ |;TT -V i hing ttie pnlilie rn-tv'lt:': p (nt // t/ll \ ya/ the i.iulse or tho ],i lioT) AH If cn-ietinir inj-ari <n »H q a!- * /R 9 f ii. -4 i.f < utlery pocket nn I tu- FJj ■ • t ie, Oarjicbter-’ Fiiiiliugs of I y ’N kSbX- JalrKw vn, together wire evervthi'ttr to be i«»urtl in • a/* | gdC % || "BS -V v ;• h muiir u --ivlittl.y, »»■-I rho ilw::ys keep H YSV VVWI U'lsuitt.ly u.fev,-> kml tor ny purpose iiUlciiHsetl tioin t kits best Mm Lo ri.s m ITU f ihec.ui.uy, tel ul/Mt-h we toll se.l at !>k V liUllt; cub ° 'I r ' y ~ We huve row in Store a tertre lot of Cooking vStov s, of almost every siz** jifi. e anti make which wit n'l-jr lo the trade. Y { * * A • sr • —.’.eel.''' cinn'ilucturo Tin Ware of all iltscriptions tvhicfi v.e it rut wholesale U'd Hctall. Fmmising to do aii in oar power to ptease customers, both in quality sod pi ice of go nJ-, we hope to snare th • public patrouage. STRICTLY CASH.ja Deo 10-'tf. &. BRO. yty Tjt rm r u? mry ea'wJ rL.--.-aF^ r*- VVTTJj be snld before the fouri House D* or. in Morgan, C dhoun C uti ty on the fi at Tiles -1, v in .Tnuunrv, nnt4i-r un order of I h Hon. f'ourt all ttu* IN'OI. VENT BAPEUB belonging to the ent;ile of Üburles D Bostick, itec.’d consisting (>f tlie follow ng Notes and Ju<Lmen;s : Jcscph Smitli, of Jones c 0... now in Judgment ?8.284 00 John Irvin, Note To 00 John VV Garner, Note 32 00 A J Scrutclien.. 135 00 C D Dormans 112 00 J T Dalton 75 00 J E Griner 452 00 J VV VVigham 75 00 A J Bcrufchen 1.257 00 AJ Scrutchen 1.810 00 W J Denis .' 31 00 Blair Jf Kenedy's At. Rcc’pt 225 00 Baldwin Ledbetter’s Note... 38 00 Lamar & Anderson, Ath receipt 409 ftO Jerry Deshang, Note 142 00 Ma ian Lamar, Note 278 00 Gabriel White, Note 43 00 G \V Holland, Note 45 00 William Spencer, Note G 79 00 W E Hanson, L E Charn bles Endorser 205 00 W II Mathis 25 00 Blane «v Solomon, At. Rec’pt 85 00 Lamar & Son, Note 100 00 George A Collier, Note 62 50 John F Wetherly, Note 12 00 Thomas W Mims, Note 380 00 James J Bradford, Note 38 00 Dennis Jones 38 00 Gurlv \ Potters, Att. Rec’pt 125 00 Lenard Whiten, Nute 7 80 James N Jones 67 00 Hines & Hobbs, Att. Rec’pt 109 00 D L Brown, Note 25 QD Joel Harden 45 00 E T Wymen, Note 15 Os) antes Bryant, Note 35 00 L G Wood, N0te...., 16 Os) B F Hoadspeth 400 00 Samuel Welbora 87 00 Edward Grimes 6 13 T J Dunn, Att.y’s Receipt... 1.890 00 C£ORC£ December 15, 1870. C W Bostick, Noto $ 275 00 W A Motts 2.000 00 James II Johnson 86 00 I. II Harvey 150 00 E A Steed, Noto 60 00 11 J E L Brown 249 00 J Edwards 31 00 B F Barl- tt, Att. Receipt... 451 00 Silas Grubbs, Note 130 o'i J antes J Bradford, At. i • ec’pt 1.064 00 Blair dc Simmons, At. reo’pt 413 00 Thomas J Dunn, At. ree pt.. 1.688 J 5 John Edwards, fi la 50 00 Edward Varner, fi fa 70 00 Pl* Clayton & L Jolly, fi fa 3.550 00 Ann Bostick, Note. 263 00 James Garret,, ti fa 10 00 H M ('Can, L Jolly At C D Bostick 35 00 G L Musgrovo 50 00 J A Miller Ac G L Musgrovo 46 00 J L Carter, G Jones D L Keen, fi fa 23 00 Jolly and: Clayton, fi fa 81 00 James Hall, L Jolly CBos tick, fi fa 11 12i A Letnox &J ( oilier, fi fa 101 70 J B Stewart, G L Musgrove Ac J Collier 398 00 John Collier, J B Stewart At J Dykes 165 00 M H Lingo, L Jolly, T Far row 192 00 T Kendrick,S Waters, fi fa 391 00 JVV Dykes. UG Kuowles... 43 00 W D McCracken & J VV Collier 26 00 J B lligden. Note 550 00 Thomas Scaly, Note 400 00 R Glen, Note 200 00 •1 D Phillips, x W E Phil lips 2,735 00 W P Jones, O G Gurley, Note 200 OQ COLLEY, Receiver. LMiH 11 S : VI Mr^ t N ( rnhnT.. Tones has anplird f„r nf personally, ntni I will ** P s me hi mv nifice iu D.nfiliiii 0 N t Tis* o *’ i ' h ,® H.m . Seth tn«t. T L J* “'^Ock dec. 33, 3w. 1 * Jtt n V f. Ordinary N OT U SK. \\ J SASPKR htiH anplier) for .. .. ' ' ~f pcraonaltv and I will p> , " p ‘ ,0 ° Same S' 50 (.’dock, h m., Bmt, P in«i P " ' h ® ffi U^w W,>on - °** T - M U MJ %. Xprrrll Vonj 1Iv 7' U WheresH, Wnahrrrgin„ Wotilbrie'i'/a' ; ,f Will's Woi.lt,right r» .h4‘ leave to resign, , u d suggests JCF Cl t a-h proper person to lake c h.rg 0 0 | ..id"*-® rmnißtration. 8 * 10 These are therefore to cite and adntoni.h -11 pe,sons concerned r 0 he „„d appear., L. I ssi. e wll ii,n The lime pr scribed h» |, w ! -ho* t-HU-e if any they have why -aid u„l p ;; De ember?"s7a f "‘ rn,ttt,e ’ 10lh of n,c ’ 31 1,11 M JONES o'iiinarv. 1 errell Court of Ordinary. At Chambichs, Dec. 20th 1870. teomupUtwce with Cart 1, Sec (i. Art -fa, Con ~ hum,n. AVc. i.Toi to tSiS (inchuive, (vO’J Georgia, and Seetiona 10 and is ol "\a f v '! l ' vr V.Bi.ibliab ,! .-y-nra, of I'ui.lic In'tiuctoiC''- ° Proved Oct- 15th, ,87 ,It , s ..rde.ed tlut i , P ' tsni b.' held at the sevhral Court Sound, in T Mi it fa Di-lrlrt, and „t „, e , -h U.eorporateiUown, iu Terrell county ou the Br ,t Samrday in January next for tlio following "m! tlS^'^.‘“ e C ° Ua,y “ f W-ti„n One N. hoof Tn: tec, to serve three years O e .school Trufefee to serve tw <> years. One oou Trustee te aerve one*year Kcturns -hould be made by the eleetion mana agern as nrovuled by the law to the Secretary „r State and another to the Clerk of the Sun7ri,?r Court, ami in ail respectsUuy -hould cFaiiiG ■a uii tile requirements ol'chapters . an l 5 Tit!, i. Pfcrt l, //ode ol Gooi^iu, DeSjiu, 3t. T M JONES, Ordinary Sale under writ ot Partition, pUR-UANT loan r he J nor com tot 7Vrr> II corn" vto ti» directed •ill be fold before tbe Court House door in he Towu ot Daw-on on 'he fi st Tuesday in Fi brin,iv next within me fegal hour- 0 f -ue Hie billowing propel ty to win Ihe Lots Liv ery butbie and D-elliiig house now nc-.iipird l,\ N. ('. Ac J. A. P race sold fur purpose of ijsMibn'i. n fi. ! ween s H and N. G & J £. Piince A Di. Geore Kns". Terms Cash. VV. F OUR ) J II I K l H v Com, Win. WO I A’.' ) Dec. 15 80. HOTK i:. Als R iwena Harris applies for etemp ion -ii ot Dersonalty, and seni'ig apart and v 'illation ot II mesn ad, and I »il p s- upon he Sameoii the 24 h da . ot D e IS7II, al i o'clock, p.m., ui tin i ffi ein Di— , (L, Dee. lS'h 2w. ’ T. M JWxES Ord is o r j u : :~ J^l ; zib**th applies for pxemption Va ‘-t pur.'onllfv f Hud fulfill? Bp;.r aid ilun'ion ot Ii• mean* «and, ami I will pw U 'o:i e svtm»- on rht 23-d dtv <1 !»<<•. itij*hi \ ..’il.uk, a.m. .tun in D > wfuin, (h. I). • 15-i w. T M JONAS, ().<l i\ <- > i I u K. John H. Wiiham--ppiie. for ox. mp'i"i’ «f p, sonal v, HCd I Will p.s- upon (fir Mine |. oVlidK, s.m , nD the 22,1 o' De . al ml flic-i. Da»s n, Ga. T. VI.JONEI, Dec. 16 2w. Ordinary. j%4>Tic:r. ii ORGI t, Tsrrsll roirify : il B virtue ol sn or ei Irom ih-’ 0 damry su'd Uouiiiv, I will sc!! a' ih*' Coer' H Ohr, - the town ol Dawson' or. the 2lilh ins', an -triiv J 7 ire Mr I , supposed is he S'veil tern r cigiiteen years old, a li' ; le lame in "lie : nd leg, bhek color, wi' l ' some while *i s bout the sac- and hcd. A cpniffd hr M m. • 7u err & J. A Hnil's) " he So"h (40. Dec. 16 2w. SF. LA.-hETER, .SImH. I EltllEl.l. till RDF SALES WILL be add before th- Oart finiiM M Diim, in the V»» of I).«eon, nul mu,tv, on the fitet Tmsdav in Ja"ii"» ,*xt, wi'bin the legal h"Ut» "f rule, de lol ' "«iog proper'v 'o-»ii : Oi," Hon** and Lot in the fn»« nf lh *' •n, and known as 'hr J. U. Avmt L ', l '° 1 ining one ace, move nr Ira". L T,e j ""** he proper-v ol ,f. B. Aver,f, to silisfv a H i'< iasited hi T (mm- VI Jo"f'" a “ " .id COUO'V, in favor )f T M " Hi ,rv ot Terrell cnuntT, va J. B. Av-i.a P'ineipal, VV. B. So. man, « • W. L-e, Kl llarp... ant) <’ B. Woor-n., o- l . 187 u. S F LASS2GLR, aher ts Dec. 8-td. ____ p EORGIA. Terrell f oautr ’■ VJ Whan-aa, Sural L-nrard ami L. "• L-mrard. Sr., have applied for M nlriisiratiou ou the eaiale ol Johu U • 11 These are t,o cite and admonish all P concerned to be and appear ai •o’ ' wi'hln the time prescribed by la*, ani a ' a use, if Htiv I bet lI'VC, "by BllJ ' ' h' uld not he granted. Given , '•'id and official signature, S9 ‘ , V vemb. r, 187 U. M JO j F ' Dee 8 30d. /t I OKI.I % Ferrell Vouo'V' V X Woe, Mr in M L nd'ie, v af ot .fame* M M (.lit. ha- apehecl lor L«t • t (h'l-ii) snion liom dnid p j ft'* 1 : j^ A ei.h These are iherefore to cite and " d ™ f4[ II persons concerned, to be and apt nv offi e wi bin the time p eacrtbed n» 1 ' and straw cause, if *£* W^ ldM , m r -hould not be granted- GT “ 0 f bind rid (fficial sigoa U'e, ,h ’" ** ~ , Der. im r- .T.V.JO-N^ ord ' Oct. 27 3irt MEORGII. Terrell VI Whereas. Willism lU'C» a letters of dismission ou the estate 0 Vloomaugil,,- - , j im)n ish These therefore to «'" •Hand singular 'he persons l ’J'''[ e 'J r ' hir the in, io bo and appen a' my ji ime prescribed by I'*, *"'l nv, w it v sld le"e s shonld <> n ’,*>• liur e. Given under my hmd »nd ffi '" 1 «" (and“ 2flih dav of October, 1870 . r s o rl J, Oc 27, 3m. T. KSTAnusHxn 181 • & 800K a Ebhf'U- < * M D STaTIC’NKH , 2112 BALTIM RE ST BALTIBOR". __ } ,>V |^r-tVr>B^r,I^OHTSBSTO £ ~L 1 BOOKS'. 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