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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1871)
DAWSON JOURNAL ** S=== jjO CAL COLUMN. 13. F. Byrd wants twenty good chopp ors and live good hewers See advortisomont. Sowing machines of every descrip t;,.n repaired and warranted at 11 1 J. P. &TEVKNS . Messrs. Criw & Tucker propose to sell provisions on time. Seo adver tisement. Improvements added to Groover & Piker’s and Wheeler & Wilson’s sow ing machines at J. P. Stkvens’. Mr. Mason, Agent for that popular journal, the Telegraph i Sf Matengtr, is ia town this weak. Tho “Young America Debating So ciotv” w ill meet at tho Owen Nelson Institute at 7A o’clock on to-night | ur permanent organization. Tho Daily Citizen is the title of quite a neat paper recently started in Ma (,on p u t wo know not by whom. Thus far tho Telegraph men, Shropshire, and “among ’em” have “gobbled up” all the.news from it. Cnors axd Wr.vmnt. —Tho pros pect for a poor cotton crop is good indeed, and for a good corn crop the prospect is better than it has been fur years. Oat crop very fmo, and a favorable report from tlio hog crop. All combined, we are led to believe that tho money crop will boa good ouo next winter. Weather quito warm, and havo had rain when noodod. • Sraixc Chicmhs. —The cry of q lot of spfing chickens reminds us of times past, when wo could indulge in fried chichen ; 'hut, alas ! Now we aro at tempting to drive tho quill, and in tho attempt havo driven oif money, chick ens, eggs, and every other luxury. If there is not a change in tho monetary department of tho quill driving busi ness soon, wo’ll have to drive Shell bark to the rod cart belonging to the city. Tni; Mooue Cotton Gin. —We havo only space to call the attention of our readers to tho advertisement of Messrs. Sawyer & Mooro. It speaks for it self, and the gin now on exhibition at tho Court llouso speaks iu louder tones than can bo uttered by us. Call and examine the giu ; ouo of tho gen tlemanly proprietors will bo glad to explain to you tho advantages of tho old fashioned Griswold gins with late improvements. Valuable Plantation. — Dr. W. J. Barlow advertises for sale one of tho lest plantations ia South-west Georgia- Tho locality is healthy and convenient to Railroad. Tho laud is very pro ductive and well watered, splen did range for cattle and hogs, good fishing and hunting, well improved. We know of no objection to the place, and call tho attention of land buyers to this place, bolioving that it is second to none. See advertisement. PiBDONF.D.—We learn that Gov. Bullock has pardoned one Mr. Black sliear who stands charged with tho of fense of carrying concealed weapxms, and who was under bond for his ap poaranco at this Court. This intelli gence was a damper to tho efforts of our Grand Jury, and somo of them "ere disposed to say “cuss words.” — But it’s no use, gentlemen ; we’ll bet there was a long petition went up to tho Governor, ki3 pardon. Now the question is, who pardoned him— the petition or Gov. Bullock ? SuiiTLE Sour.—Sir. J. L. Solomon will please accept our tlianks for the tost turtlo soup lunch wo ever enjoyed, accompanied by etceteras ’ and it was amusing to see the Good Templar por tion of tlio establishment standing off looking “wish.” By the by, it may not bo generally known that Daw'son toasts of tho best cook in South-west Georgia, and tho magnificent supper enjoyed by huudreds in Amoricus “tout which there \\ as so much ado some tinao since, was prepared by Mr. to Solomon of our town. Imfuoyehests. —In sprite of all the tolruads running around and about Us > Uawson still continues to impfovo. "'o n °tico Col. F. M. Harper is oroct 111S a fino dwelling on Loo stroot, and brick piled up in tho burned dis trict increases in size, and seems to bo ( enough to build a half dozon stores. r ° learn thoro is a probability of Pound boing broke very soon for a lar ge brick hotel. It requires two or ‘tooe railroads to koop up some towns We wot of, not so with Dawson. All ''o want is an effort on tho part of “ Ur enterprising morchants to keep e * r hado, and a determination to l' a l good prices for cotton, and wo will !l °t only bo sustained, but continue to improve. WnsTEßir Wheat Pkospects.—The I'rospiects in tho West, so far as tho .I'Hng crops aro concerned, appear to °i a rather mixed character. In r ,ruo ooctions of tho country tho far hr,' S aro jnbilant over tho promiso of to" aud speedy harvests, while in & ers lend compdaints arise that uu- cold weather and a too , nbumlauoe of rain have done injury. A Thesspass.—On Tuesday night last a negro man, who roportod to havo been in search of a run-awny wife, socrotod himself in Prof. Good win’s garden. Somo time after sup por several young lady boarders wore walking therein, when tho negro ap proached them with tho exclanation, “I want a woman.” This conduct caused the young ladies to liocomo frightened, who ran toward tho house, the negro giving chase. Thoy, how. ever, oscapod, and the negro was ar rested. Whether or not his iutontious were evil will bo decided this week, as tho case is now being investigated. Tkmielt. Superior Court is now in session, liis Honor David 13. Harrell 1 on the bench, and Col. 11. Fielder State’s Attorney pro km. We notice ! in attendance quite a number of tho ! Bar from abroad, among them D. A. j Walker, of Dalton; S. D. Irvin, of Macon ; SarnT Flam, of Amcrieus ; D. A. Yason, 11. Morgan and li. N. j Ely, of Albany ; F. 11. West, of Stark - villo; J. John Beck, of Morgan ; E. L. Douglass, Platt, A. Hood and Har ris, of Cuthbort. Tho Grand Jury drawn for this term of tho Court answered to their names except one, who was over age, and havo entered on tho discharge of .their duties in good earnest. Wo wero not present when tho Judge de livered liis charge to tho Jury, but hear it spoken of by’ tho Jury and cit izens in tho highest terms. We havo never seen so intelligent and good looking a Jury in any county as is tho Petit or Traverse Jury of this Court, and will havo no cause to com plain of tho working of the present jury law so long as wo havo such ju rors. We learn that thoro remains but little civil business on the docket. Old cases havo been stricken whore oath has not boon mndo that all tho taxes havo boon paid on amounts iu ques tion. Tho State docket will bo called to-day, and wo learn that every man whose name is in tho jury box has been summoned to appear as a tabs juror. Judgo 11., as usual, is up to time and promptness is tho order of the day Many Agents of tho Monumental Association, reporting that the doprea ed financial condition of the people at this time will prevent -largo numbers from subscribing, who would do so with pleasure at a more prosperous period, and it having been found im possible, iu tho limited time between this and the fourth of July, to com plete tho arrangements necessary to engage Agents in many parts of the country where they have been asked for, it has been determined to change the day from the 4th of July next, on which it was first proposed to lay the corner stone of the Monument, to the more appropriate one—the 1-th oi Oc tober—tho anniversary of the death of Geuoral It. E. Leo. L. & A. 11. McLAWS, General Agents, No. B Old Post Olfice, Augusta, Ga. Sorwcgiau HisilionuS Anniver sary. After tho battle of Waterloo, in 1814, at the treaty of peace between the Allied Powers and France, as a com pensation to Swedau for tho part Ber nadotte, Crown Prince of Swedan, had taken in tho war, it was provided that Pomoiauia and Norway should he ta ken from Denmark, the ally of Franco aud Norway given to Sedan. At this juncture tho people of Norway, in de fiance of the Allied Powers, held a convention atEidsvold, Slay 17, 1814, and adopted a Constitution—tho most democratic in modern Europe —which was formally recognized by tho Kegent Charles John, in his own and the King’s name, at Christiana, Novem ber 10, 1814. The Norwegians annually celebrate tho adotion of this Constitution, and, in accordance with that custom, met at the foot of Eighty-fourth stroot, New York; last Wednesday, where, among other features of the occasion, tho following national anthem, com posed by Hon. J. D. Keymort, Presi dent of tho Hercules lito Assurance Company , was splendidly rondered: NATIONAL ANTHEM. MUSIC BY HENDBICK XOItDItAAL. God, who shields our noble /.anil, Spread o’er Summit, Vulo, and Stand, 7/oly Hope aud I Vice for all, Here this I’raycr. inspire tho soul I lie our Faith as pure and true, As the Ileaveu’s spotless blue, And let Charity abound Evervwlie-e—the world around. Keep us peaceful, glad aud free; Glorious in I.iberty I i/orae of Freedom. ever grand, God proteet our luippy Lund I a And as science shall aseeud, Human errora to amend. And as knowledge lifts the veil Human follies to curtail, And as Tnooglit, in full array Shall give Felton proper• sway. And as I.iberty of speech Shall us Virtue’s Ifonutioa teach, So, God ! let all rejoice. Praise Time with a Nation s voice Let us not by feeble bands Sind to us all other lauds; Hut lot soul to soul be l<o““''- . Uncontrolled by chart or tomu , O’er the Favth, whore man doth mvui, Lot our Hearts m V", Keep us peaceful, glad and ire , Glorious in liberty I Land! Home of Freedom our ovU'L'lHll God preserve thee ever j,, m MIKKETS. Dawson, May 24th.-But little cot ton olfereil ; 13 to m bo f grades. Bacon clear sides 12c ; shoul £ 10c.; hams 17 to 2(ki; Flour i tn &,) 50. Corn v-i • Cincinnatti, May 23.— Flour dull ; corn drooping at 53c Bacon steady , shoulders OS ; sides 9 to . 1 • Nnv York, May -3. —Cotton firm , Middling 19 to Spiciat JVoiicti. Ptlieaen medicine*. The theory that the virus of disease can ho satelv counteracted bv doses of poison,in false and dangerous. Within the last twenty live years, not less than a score of virulent poisons have added to tho repository of tho medical profession. They are givon in small doses, o lierwiee thoy would destroy life immediatly : but even in minute quanti ties, they produce, ultimately, very disas trous effects. It is unwise and unphilosnph ical to employ, as remedies, powerful and in sideious drugs, whtr-h, in euljugating one disease, sow thes.'cdsof another still moro unmanageable* None of these terrible med* iciines operates with as tnnch direc ness and certainty upon the causes of disease, as Hos tetter’s .Stomach Bitters, a tonic and cor rective, without a single deleterious ingredi ent in its com/nisition. Arsenic and quinine are given for inter mi ttents; bromide of po tassium for nervous disorders ; strychnine and prussic acid for general debility ; niercu ry, in various forms, for liver complaint ; preparations of chloroform and opium for sleeplessness ; and yot three deadly drugs do not compare, as specifics for the diseases above enumerated, with that wholesomo veg etable invigorant and alterative, while they are b!1 so pernicious that it is astonishing any physician should tike tho responsibility of proscribing them. I,et invalids, lor their own Fakes, try the«J!iiter* before they resort to tho poisous. The relief they will experience from a course of the harmless specific, will render a recourse to the uniafe preparations referred to, quile unnecessary. To the* Citizens of §on:ii IVesl Georgia. The Altanta Nursery have then Ageutfi in this section of countw canvassing for the s.leof Fruit aud Ornamental Trees, to be delivered iu the fall. The long standing and well-ea-med reputation of this Nutserv, is a sufficient guarantee ol its liberality. Long experience in the business has tanghtthem what varieties are best adapted to tie and ffer ent soils and climates of this State. Hence, they propagate no varieties except such as they have seen tested, and know to do well in tho .South, having, as they do, bearing orchards iimtniost every county in the .State. Iu filling orders lor this section they send ODlyjsuch varieties as have succeeded iu a sell and climate similar to this. We would sav to evety one who owns a patch of ground or a farm, if you have a corner in which a Tree can stand, or a plot, however small, in which fruit can grow, to lose no time in turning it to account. We sav to tho iatge land owner, lose no time iu supplying your families with tho greatest as well as the most healthful of luxuries. If you would plant largely aud raise tons of this divine blessing for market, fear not that your labor will not return to you in abundance of Greenbacks. april SO St. D.M’DONNELL IIS, COPPER AND SIIT-TO Wlffl Steam nrul Wator*pipes fitted up. 1 .ightrting Rods put up.* Also, Hell- Hanging, and Jobbing of ail kinds in either Sheet Iron, Copper or Tin executed to order, and on short notice. Any person wishing work done will and > well to give mo a call, as I warrant mv work and guarantee satisfaction Cooking Stoves repaired and put up. K-iA-Shop South side Public Square, tn’ch 2-ts. A PROCLAMATION. GEORGIA. By RUFUS B. BULLOCK, ' Governor of-Said State. Whereas, official information has been received at this Department that a murder was committed in the county of Aj p'ing on or about the 24'h of April, 1871 upon the body of Steely 11. rringtou by Marion Tillis and Thom as Herrington, as is alloged, and that Marion Tillis has tied from justice. I have thought proper, therefore, to issue this my proclamation, hereby of fering a reward of ONE THOUS AND DOLLARS for the approheu sion and delivery of tho said Marion Ti!lif»,twilh pr« ff sufficient to convict, to tho Sheriff of said county and Stato, inorder that he may be brought to tri al for tho offense with which he stands charged Given under my hand and tho great seal of tne Stale, at the Capitol in Atlanta, this Fifteenth day of May, in they ar of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and Seventy one, and of the Independence of the United States of America the Niirty-fifth. ItUFUS B. BULLOCK. By the Governor: David G Cotxi.no, Secretary of Slate. DESCRIPTION The Bind Marion Tiiiis is übout 5 feet 2or 3 inches high, sallow com plexion, blue eyes, light hair, very lit tie beard, weights ibout 119 pounds, does not talk much, aud when talking -neuks very slow. 1 • May 18lb 4 w TAX NOTICE, fit 4X l’aycra are hereby requested to come L "forward and make their returns, as the Books tor this (Terrell) eounty will certainly dose ou the 10th day of £« e REDDIOK april iio-'2in. It. T. K.,!. C. / \ EOIIGIA, Calhoun Countt. Vosesr. Hollis has applied for ezemptiou of personalty aud setting apart aud va.nation of Homestead, aud I will pass upon the name at 11 o’oock.a.m., oa 1571, at my office. o» JOHN hi. * . IU»18!4ir O'dnivj SUBSCRIPTIONS Are respectfully solicited for the erection of 11 MONUMENT • TO TIIK Confederate Dead of Gaolgia, And those Soldiers from other Confederate States who were killed or died In this Stnto. TUB MONUXF.NT TO COST *50,000. The Corner Stone it is proposed shall be laid on tho 4th ol July, or so soou thereafter as the receipt will permit. For every Five Dollars subscribed, there wifi he given a eeitificate of Life Membership to the the Monumental adssociation. This eeitificate will entitle the owner thereof to an equal interest in tho following property, to be distributed as soon as requisite numbers of shares are sold, tt-wit .* First, Nine Hundred and one seres of Land in Lincoln countv, Geers pia, on which nre the well known .Viigrtiier Gold and Copper Mines valued at *isnnoo And to Seven 'eon Hundred and Fortys four shares in One Hundred Thousand Dol lars of United States currency, to-wit : 1 Share of *IO,OOO *tn,imn t " „ .. ~ at ot 2 “ s.iw i ,s,;rn in “ 9,00 J 20,0 11 in “ i,"on nvnn 20 " SK) Ul.i'lfl ion " .... list m.nen 200 “ M in.non 4no “ in to,non loot) “ 10 10,(Hill *100,0! H) The value of the sepnrnfo Interest to which tin* holder of each certificate will be entitled, will he determined by the Commissioners,who will announce to tho public the manner, the time and place of distribution. The following gentlemen have consented to act ns commissioners, and will either by a committee from their own bodv, or by spe cial trustpia, appointed by themselves, re ceive and take proper charge of tho money for the Monument, as well a" the Real /Estate and the XI. S. Currency offered as induce ments f r subscription, and will determine upon the plan lor the Monument, the inscrip tion thereon, the site therefor, select an ora tor for the occasion, and regulate the cere monies to be observed when the corner stone is laid, to-wit : Generals L McLaws, A. R. Wright, M. A. Stovall, W M. Gardiner, Goode Brvon, Colo nels, G. Snead, Wat. P. Crawford, Majors Jos. B. Camming, Geo. T Sacksan, Joseph Ganahl, I. P. fiir.rdev, Hon. R H. Mav, Adam Johnston, Jonathan M. Miller, W. H. Goodrich, J. D. Butt, Henry Mooro, Dr. VV. E Hearing. The Agents In tho respective counties will retain tho money received for tho salt; of Tickets until the subscription books arc closed. In order that tho several amounts may be returned to the 6'hare-hohlera, In ease the nnmher of subscriptions will not war rant any further proceedure, the dgenls will report to this office, weekly, the result of their sales. When a sufficient number of the shares aro sold, the Agents will receive notice. They will then forward to this office the amounts received. L. & A. If. McLAWS, Gen. A. ’ts, No. 3 Old P. 0. Range, Mcluthsb st., M itr 18 ts Augttfi'a, Ga. W. F. Combs, of Dawson, Ga , will be glad to give information and receive subscription**. ~~~ '• ' •? i-i'V'liß MONTHLY MAGAZINE, Two Dollars per Annum. 34 PAGES READING MATTE'to 30 PAGES ADVERTISEMENTS WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL *’ D. WYATT AIKEN, CIIA HZESTOTf, S. C A TROCLAM A riOY. GEORGIA: By RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor of said State. Whereas, o!Hcial information I'as been re ceived at this Department that John Caprand u desperate character, who stands charged with a felony in the 35th Senatorial Distiiet Court, aud having given bond for his appear ance at a trial therefor,has forfeited the bond and made his escape into another State. Now, therefore. I have thought pioper to issue this, my proclamation, hereby offering a reward of One Thousand Dollars for the apprehension and delivery of the said John Caprand to the Sheriff of said countjwof Fol ton, in. order that he may be brought to trial for the offense with which ho stauds charged. Given under my hand aud the Great Seal of tho State, at the Capitol in Atlanta, this secoud day of May, in the year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and Seventy-One, and of the Independence of the Untied States of America the Ninety-filth. .RUFUS B. BULLOCK. By the Governor : David G. Cottiko, Secretary of State. Mis .11-4*. A VIUHUMATIOA. G M O K G I A. By R UFUS £. B ULL 0 CK, Governor of Said State. WtiRRSAS a hill of indictment is now pen ding is the Superior Court of the county of Che lokee charging 7'm mas E. Finch With the crime ol murder, committed upon the per son of Clark Helton, in said county of Oheio kee, on or about the 6th Dec:nb< r, 18i'.4 ; aud Whereas divers other bills of indictment have been fbund and «re uow pending in the said Superior Court against the said Finch, charging him with tho offense of as-mn't and battery, committed by him upon a re offense perpetrated by him while a resident of said county of Cherokee ; and Whereas it it made known to me that the said Thomas K. Finch is a notorious despe rado, and a memborof a gang of lawless per sons, and has until tho present time suc ceeded in settiug at defiance the officers of the law : Now therefore, believing that the offering of a suiiable reward is asseini.l as a means us bringing to justice the said Finch, I have thought proper to issue this my procUuiaiioo hereby offering a reward of FIFTEEN HUN DRED DOLLARS for the apprehension aud delivery of said Thomas E. Finch to the sher iff of Cherokee county, and an additional re ward of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS upou his couviotion. Given under my hand and the Great Seal of tho State, at the cipilol, iu the city of At lanta, this 13th day of my, In ihe year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and .S'evcnty or.c, and of the Independence of 'he Uui ted States of Aon-rica t:ie Ninety ; fde RUFUS B BULLOCK. By the Governor: iivn.'.;. CoTiiiO, Secret*: us Jute, may -IS It i ii S’s B • I SK 1 inn & mil GOODS. CHIJ9I 4“ TUCRZRR httvo roooivetl their Stock of Spring and Summer Goods, which was selecte with rnrr find with no eye to Hit* wutits ol t liis sec ion. To CASH 811 Y Ellß, w o offer unusual iiulutuiuoitts, and ask that our Goods he examinod before purchasing. Our Stock consists in part of DRY GOODS, FA NUY GOODS, STABLE GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, FOR LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN, HATS, FOR MEN AM) BOYS, SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHING, CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE BACON, FLOUR. LARD. and a large lot ol Tubncco, together with any other article k»*j»t in mixed o vanety JMoreH « *1 ton April 13 2m. ~. -f-, .iMEHi t'fEj’W mMMBTQiW TO BBT MU' IB TUB. IN SIZE und weight u FEW MAY EXCEL ME, hut lor «oHing j CHEAP AND GOOD GOODS I ortt the.BTGGEST JEW or GENTILE Iu Dawson, ntnl don’t want tny irmnds and customers to take nty word for this broad assertion, but comc aud see for ‘.hems- ivea. M Y SI?ItING STOCK s now ready ftr inspection, and sale, and I cftall tnge all the JEWS and GE I ’FILES in Ihia or any othir town ton comparison of GO )DS and I’illOiflA My G oJs were bought to he sold, and YOU BET G“\v will bo sold .T. W. JOHNSTON, m’ch 80-ts. « No. !!. Loykaa lilook. BUM MICK BRO’S., fill, Tlairil 1?I:icoii ? HEADQUARTERS FOI million!! CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD ! BACON, CACO«! JTJST rofiowi tg n large lot of BACON SIDES and SIJOULDEUS which we offer at n very low piioo. FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR! A. choico lot of Flour, fresh from the Mill**, 'n Barrels and Sacks allow, ust market rates. CORN, CORN, CORN! WE are always prepared to fill all orders we may receive at hh low u figure as any house in Macon. Choice Tennessee Corn arriving daily. OATS, HAY, BRAN A MEAL! A full supply of choice Tennessee OATS. Three Car Load* Wheat BRAN for sale low. Water Mill MEAL always on baud. MAGNOLIA HAMS. LARD. SALT, SUGAR COFFEE &.C. COME and auo us, and we guarantee satisfaction. BUKDICK BROTH ERS. ni’ch SO 8m MHiII, MM & LI Are Receiving and Opening a mmmcT Os Spring f■ mds. OF ALL HIAD^, For LiiiflVtA' 4§Hti TEKKIILI, SllllltlFF SAUU*‘ WILL bo sold beforo the Court House, Door, in the Town of Dawson, said county, on tho first Tuesday in Juno next,; within the legal hours of sale, the following property to-wit: One hou 3 o and lot in the town or Dawson, nunider unknown, hut known as the houie formerly oecupi»d by James A'Uon, on tho afreet leading A' st from the Court Houm .S'puarc to Cliickasawhatchie, in front of N. C. Greer’s residence, now rented to N. C. Greer. Levied on as tho pioperly of I.orov Hrown and David Sh irpe, to satisfy a ft fa issued from the Justice Court of the 1154th District, G. M. in Cvor of John B Perry vs. Leroy Brown, principal, and David Sharpe, socurity. Propariy pointed out by I,eroy Brown, and returned to me bv W B Hail, cons'ablc. VV. U. 11. BARHAM, May I ltd Sheriff, Spring AND' fiMUI MODS, tNirnitures I invito special attention to my Stock of SPRING AND HUMMER GOODS just rec ived, in which may bt* found DRESS GOODS, PRINTS, STAPLE GOODS, YANKEE NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, , AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES I also havo on hand a good stock of furniture, nil of which is offered ut pilch prices ns will not fail to g'vo antii-fuction. My Store is on tho Sou'h wide of the Public Spuaro, and I respectfully ask an inspection of my goods before purchasing. 1 A. J. BALDWIN. April 20-Sm. A PROCLAMATION. GEORGIA. By R UFUS B. H ULL 0 CRT, Governor of Said State: Wlierra', At the October Term, A. D., 1869, of the Superior Court, held in and for the Comity of Whitfield, the Grand Jury of raid County ol Whitfield found a Bili of In dictment ngainßt Judge Smith, a citizen of said County for the crime of murder, alleged to have boon committed upon the bodv of Lewis .t/inuesp, in said County of Wl.i field, settle time during the vear 1809 ; and where as, the Sheriff of said Conn'y certifies that he. exercised reasonable diligence in trying to apprehend the said Smith, but without avail. 1 have thought proper, therefore, to issue thiH my proclamation, hereby ofleiing a ri « ward of One Thousand Holla'c lor the FPP ri ** hesion and delivery of the said Judge Smith, with evidence sufficient ro convict, to the Sheriff of said comity and State, in order ihuthe may be brought to trial for the offence with which be stands charged. r Given under uiy hand and the Great Sea! of the State, at the Capitol, in .dtlanta, this 6th dav of May, in tho year of our Lord E ghtecn //undid! and Seventy, one, and of the Independence of the TJnucd Suites of America the Ninel - fitth.. /,'UFUS 15. BUL/,p< K. By the Governor : David G. CuTTiso, Sccro’ary of .State. Mayll-dw IS A € O N, CORN l FLOUR FOR SALE Om Time, BY KNOTT k PEEPLES A HUNTS.' 4*ay*office ut the Store of 11. C. Peeples, Loyleso Block. April 20-Sin See Here i JJAVINO purchased tbe Block of Biy Goods & Groceries' of G B. THOMPSON. I take this method of informing my friends an 1 tho public that I am recruiting tho B'lock, and w;)l be pleased to see ary person who will favor rna with a call,’ I expect to SELL AS CHEAP as others, or retire from the trade My Store is in tho Loyletvs Block, nox door to June’s Drug Store. It. C. rUEPI-BS. April 20-Bm. simsitlllL WE respectfully inform tbe public that we have just received a well selected ,tock of SPRING and SUMMER Goods, comprising every variety usually found tn a mixed stock of Goods. . ■ ■ t . We keep on baud a good lot o. our far famed home flouu fresh from the JfMl, which only requires irial to prove it* superiority ovot any Flour over brought to this country. , , Wa make SHOES a specialty, and feel sure we are bv this time a good judge of a -ood shoe. We buy to. CASH and sell for DO. We offer no inducements ou a md" therefore can afford to sell for short Respectfully 1 .hill, jaa.iso.i«c<y,' Miuy 4-1 ar.
