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DAWSON JOURNAL =r O OAI, COLUMN. ’ -£j lo fall session of tlio Crawford Halo Seminary opens next Monday. Hi ghest market price paid for un washed Wool and Beeswax by • u ly27 J. W. Roberts. Air. Bride, tho contractor, has be r-uu tho brick work on tho stores of Alossrs. Harper and Baldwin and W. AVoolbright. _ ♦#<•» Ci'>'ars in any quantity and at any price and quality, for salo by N. 11. Leo. H° has got a poor man’s cigar, the kind we smoke, that aro so cheap it is almost liko liiuling them in tho road. Members of Banner Lodge No. 28, I 0. G. TANARUS., aro urgently requested to attend next meeting, as matters of vi tal interest will bo considered. By or der ol the Lodge. J. W. Weston, W. S. Parties interested would do well to read Ur. Cheatham’s card in our col umns of to-day. Wo think their doc tor Mils might be made much smaller l, y 30US ulting tho Doctor at his office. Bavin' T at least tho mileage and visits. The moeting at the Methodist church is still in progress and although con tinued rains have prevented an undis turbod sorios, still tho interest therein increases, and tho prospect for a fruit ful revival is flattering. AVe refer tho reader to tho advortiso ment of the “Journal Job Office,” and trust that our citizens will at least ac quaint themsolvcs with our facilities aud prices for letter-press printing, and general job work. IHwsox as a “Distributing Point.” —AVo noticed the other day a quanti ty of Bacon and Flour being shipped by one of our morcbautile firms, por order, to Cuthbert. Our wholesale trade is somewhat dull at present, but will brighten up as thesoason advances. Much complaint is being made, and justly, wo think, on account of the re moval of the bridge across tho Chick asawhatchio within tho incorporate limits of town. A ford is not suffici ent, and the removal of tho bridge will deter tho trade from coming to this place. We hope tho Council will reconsider their action. Seo advertisement of the “AVhecler & Wilson” and tlio “Homo Shuttle” j Sewing Machines. 'The writer can testify, truthfully to tho merits of tho latter, and does not hesitate to give it as his opinion that the Homo Shuttle is the best machine for tho price ever offered the public. Cam*enters AVantu). —Col. W. A. Huff, Mayor of tlio city of Macon, wants 15 or 20 good carpenters to work on tho Central City Fair Grounds. For tnen who aro not afraid or ashamed to work he will pay good wages. Address him at Macon. The Fair Grounds.— About fifteen hands aro at work, under tho supervis ion of tho Building Committee, grading and otherwiso preparing the Fair Grounds. Tho word is “forward,” and tho nearer tho tirno tlio greater tlio interest that is being taken. Every •laj* that passes adds strength to tho undertaking, and tho magnitude of this, our first Fair, will no doubt as tonish many. Wo call tlie attention of farmers to the advertisement of tho Wilson Cot ton Press, a d.agram of which can bo seen at this office. Judge Samuoj Williams and several other prominent planters of tho county have seen tho model, and given it as their opinion that it was tho clicapiest and best Press they had ever seen. One of theso Presses will bo ready for exhibition in short while, at Dawson. Parties wish lng to put up a press would do well to confer with tlio agents. Messrs. Johnathan Collins & Bon, ■cotton Factors and Commission Mer chants, Macon Ga., and who are so "ell known in this section of country, a gaiu present themselves as candidates j° r a Bharo of the public patronage. — M this firm were strangers in this part of the raerchantile world we would endeavor to give them a formal introduction, but having enjoyed tho patronage of this country so long, and fiever betrayed the pmblie confidence, his only necessary to state that they still wish to bo remembered by their customers. Attention Farmers. — On Tuesday, 11 if 1 ' 11 September next, tho Tor roll I'oljtecnic Society and the Terrell ndustrial Association will have a meeting at the Court Houso, at which time matters of great importance to f \«ry farmer in South West Georgia " ill be discussed, and business of the ‘ocioties attended to. Pel. Fielder, of Cuthbert, will deliver an address on that day which will in erfvr ' an interest in the * ellfare ‘of South West Georgia embers of both Societies are earnest -v yepuestod to be piresent, and a hear s ’ nvitat ion is extended to the citizens n ‘-°uth West Georgia to lend us their influence in trying to beget a interest in the agricultural and ©chanical departments of our section. S. It. Westo.v, Secretary. Andrew Female College.— ln tlio advertisement of this popular institu tion on last week a few papers were Sont out with an error as to tlio price per annum in the Collegiate De partment. It should have boon SOO,OO instead of SBO.OO. AA’o tako pleasure in not only making tho correction, but also in calling tho attention of pa rents and guardians to tlio fact that in this section they need go no farther . than Andrew Female College to liavo their daughters oducated in all tho ac complishments and virtues calculated to fit them for every relationship in so ciety. Rev. J. B. McGohee, the wor thy President, needs no introduction from us; ho has perfected all his ar rangements, and announces the follow ing well known educators who will assist and co-operato with him in ma king this institution worthy of tho public patronage: Literary Dep arfment- J. B. McGe beo, M. A. McNulty, A. 11. Flewelleu. Miss Price and Miss Moore. Musical Department—Mrs Eussell and Airs. Dejarnette. CalistlienieDepartment—Miss Cone) Ornamental Department- Mrs. It* B. Lester and Miss Elia A. Lester. Matrons—Mrs. J. B. McGehee and Mrs. A. n. Flewelleu. Stewardess—Mrs. Tyson. Turning The Scales.— An aged froedman in our community having saved enough of his earnings to send his boy to school until ho could spell words of three syllables, concluded that he, the father, was not too old to go to school, and consequently, made a teacher of his boy, the father being tho only pupil. Having advanced from A to AB, he was then given a lesson in cat, rat, dog, &c. Tho father unaware of the lino of discipliuo his son intended to pursue was rather careless about perfect lessons, and to his surprise, on reciting a lesson after ■upper, being asked to spell dog, ho responded d-o-r-g ! the son feathered in on him with a well seasoned hicko ry. On being interrogated as to that manner of proceeding the hoy replied, “that’s the way our teacher does us and if you go to school to me you may expect to get flogged if you don’t have perfect lessons. ’ This school was closed without an examination or pub lic demonstration of any kind, and we liavo not heard whether or not there will be a fall session. Nlr. AVriglit Blaekshear, formerly of AA' ebster, next of Terrell, and more re- , ceutly of Dougherty county, met a man on the public highway, in Sump- j ter county not long since who purpor- j ted to be from Kansas Territory, so the story goes, who gave the said Blaekshear, although he bad never seen him before, a power of Attorney to sell a lot of land lying in this coun ty and belonging to a Mr. Brown of Talbot county. Messrs MeNiel and Wj •nn, two honest hard-working men, purchased this land from tho said Mr. Blaekshear, and now mourn because the rightful owner has set in his claim, and their $400.00 paid for the land is not. Justice On* has bound over Mr B. in tlie sum of S2OOO for bis appearance at the next term of tho Court, at which time, if ho does not escape from the Cuthbert jail or is not pardoned by Air. Bullock, lio will answer the complaint of Messrs Mc- Niel and Wynn who charges him with forging the deeds of this land. Cot,. Fielder’s Address. —On Tues day the Agricultural Societies of Tor roll County, and citizens generally will be favored with an address from Col. Fielder which will be beneficial and interesting to those who give him a hearing. We have heard his notions on Agriculture, and though he bo not of them, he has given tho subject much study, aud if wo bo allowed an opinion wo unhesitatingly ask our readers to come and boar Col. 1 iold er’s views on farming; it will do you good. Let all seo to it that we have a good turn out. To end all disputes about tho mat ter the Telegraph and Messenger says: We again repeat, by tho authority of Mayor Huff, that all premiums awar ded at tho coming State Fair in Octo ber, will be paid in money, promptly and on tho Fair Grounds. The May or of Macon controls this matter, and will make good what wo have stated. A CAKI*. I FIND it necessary for ir.c to devote more time to my Drug S ore ami less lo the practice of Medicine, r shall therefore, for the future, confire my professional visits to a limit’d number of patients in town, and 1 „. n visit no case in the country unless it is under a special ag 0 incnt. I respectfully solicit a prcsenpiion practice : from my Drug Store, where I may be found at all hours during the day and until nine o - clock at night. From my long intercourse and familiality with the diseases ol this local ity i am confident that I can presc.tbe suc cessfully for mos’ cases hut occu-. While I am profoundly grateful for the very liberal patronage that has so long been be glo *cd upon me, aud for the almost unlim ited confidence reposed in me, I hope I may be aliovedto stale that, through winters cold and summer's heat, inaiuu.-hine and rain, by day and nigh., I have to the utmost of my • bi'ity convcicnliou-iy discharged my part of the con 1 net, and ask those of my patrons who are indebted to me it it is unreasonable to suppose that they will as faithfully comply W vVill Ibe conerid. red unreasonable or exact ing ,f 1 insist that they do so at once, and come forward and liquidate their bids. Let “ a,ate tr them that my necessities require ,I *'AUbills will be ready for settlement by the ! ™s-ill . “g-f* I Dawscn, Aug. 30th, 1871. Sptcial JYoticet, Debility and Xiitinelaiiott. Both result fiom the luck ol ability to con '*Tf the food into nutriment*. How !?t theri, for Fnfferirg from these alarm ii'£ symptoms to immediately resort to a temedy that w»,l strengthen the stomach and uigehtiVe organs, for, a* soon ns this desir able object haN been accomplished the health improves, and the pitiefit resumes his usual personal appearance. Hostetler's Stomach Hitters have attained a worldwide popuUrU tv in such cases, and have been proven the best and safest means of removing constipi** tiotj, toniug the stomach, giving energy to the liver, and relieving every symptom of nervousness and depression of spirits l Its cheering and benefioinl effects are highly spoken of by thousands, who owe to it their rest ot at ion to health. No restorative in the annals of medicine has attained the same popularity in the short space of time it has been before the public, or his won the hjgh endorsements acooided to his excellent ton** ie. J/.iuy other pi ep* rati n«, purporting to be correctives and icstorativcs, have been i troJuccd, and have peti.’hed, one bv one, w hile the popularity ol Ilosteftei’s tf.omach Hitters contiuuesto increase, and is now rex cognized as a standard household medicine. The succe s which attends the use of the Hitters evinces at once its virtues in all cases of debility and disease of the stomach, Cer tificates, almost without number, have been published, attesting its truly miraculous pow er in removing those painful and feaiful dis eases. And at this time it seems idle to do mor.* than call attention to the great reme dy of the age, in order to awaken public at teuton to* its excelence. It ks the only ireparation of the kind that is reliable in ail eases, and it is therefore worthy of the con sideration of the afflicted ANDREW FEMALE COLLEGE, CUTHBERT, GA. K cxercifes of this Insfituion will 1 e tm 'resumed on Wednesday, the 1 ■ --* September nex', and close on Thurs day before the last &ibba'li in June. The Scholastic year will b* divided into three Terms, beginning 20th September, Ist. January and Ist of A pi il. REGULAR COURSE: Her Tcim. rer annum* Primary Department s*2 00 $ ;<> 00 Preparatory Department 15 00 45 00 Pollegiatc Department.. 20 00 CO CM) 1 ’iploma Fee, 5 00 Incidentals, 1 on Hoard, Washing, i’ticl and Zigbts, ISO 00 Regular tuition of daughters of clergymen liv ing l»y the ministry, no charge. Kao!i boarding pupil should be furnished with n /’ible, 7’runk, one pair of Sheets, one pair of Pillow'cases, one pair Blankets, four //and Tow els, over-shoes and umbrella. EXTRA COURSE. Per .»nnuin. G reek anti French, each 4o 00 Tuition and -Jfusic 60 00 fNo of Piano ,s 00 Drawing and Pastel Ol) 00 /n at ruction in Oil Painting •• 40 On f’alistlipnics, conducted by competent lady, 500 Singing in Classes, no charge. Extra course pursued at the option cf Par ents and Gutrdians. Payments must be nia le in October, January and Hpril. A"tell pupil should be present at the open ing of the School. The understood having been elected Acf ident of Andrew Female College, an old and popular Institution, sends fraternal greetings to the Colleges of tlio South, makes h\< bow to the public, and solit i:s sympathy aud liber al share of patronage. S imrnoned to a high and holy wo k—that, of pieparing the minds aud hearts of the young for the bu .incss and pleasures, joys and sorrows of life—he will call to Lis assis j tance the best edueat :rs of the country, aud 1 r.ddross himself to the task w ith all the zeal and industry that he can command. *S!iou!d tin e, whose vc.dici we woo, demonstrate that •he cannot preside with dignity and success— that, he is ir.cipti ble of imputing instruction —that he is net in the proper place—that A. F. 0. docn not return a sub stantial equivalent to its patrons—the IVesi | dent will abandon the enterprise and refund all damages religiously assessed. Parents and Guardians wishing to educate 1 gir’s should not forget our healthful locality, refined society, commodious an*i well ventil ated buildings,beautiful gr< unde, magnificent grove, and reasonable rate*. JOIIX R. McGBHE/A President A F. C. Cuthb-rt, <sa , August 15? h, 1871 A PROCLAMATION. « i; O S£ GIA. By RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor of Said State. AVI! ARE AS, It has been represented to me that Walter Wilson, Joseph Ifodo, Rich ard L Tenby, and Itadfeid I‘eikins, stand charged with the crime of assault, with intent to murder, upon Aphriurn Gibbs, it. the coun ty of McDuffie, on the 13th day of .1 ay, 1871 and that they have fled from justice, T have thought preper therefore to issue this, my ptoclam it ion, hereby offering a reward of ON A THOUSAND DOLL IRS lor all, cr Ai’iltt each, i"r the apprehension aud delivery of the said Wilson, llodo, I, lzenbv, and l’er kins, wi b evidence sufficient to convict, lo the sheriff of said comity and State, and a! son furjher leward of FIVE HUN/7RAD Dollars, upon the same conditions above re cited, lor any accessory, before the fact, to said crime Given under mv hand and the Great Seal of the State, at the Capitol, in .41’auta, this filth day of Auguts, in the year of our Lord Aghtecr. 7/undred and Seventy one and of the Independence of the Untied S.ates of America the Nitiety gixih, RUFUS B. BULAOCK. I!y the Governor : David G. Cottino, Secretary of -State, au S 10-4 w. TFltliiaii SHERIFF SALES. \\ T ILL be sold before the Court House V v door, in the town of /lawson, arid county, on the Ist Tuesday in September, within the legal hours of sale, the following Lauds, to-wir : , One half interest Lots of land numbers Seventy six, (76) and Scvonty-jcvcn (77) in the Twelfth District of Ten ell comity. Lev ied on as the property of Joseph 1\ Bledsoe to satisfy a fi fa from Terrell Superior Court in t.ivor ot Rust, Johnston & Cos., vs Joseph P. Bledsoe. aug 7th, 1871. Als% at the same time and pljce, a House aud Lot, number not known, but known as the residence ol Dr. A. B. Bagger, olf of lot g ; ; in the 11th District of Terioll.county, containing two ac-es, more or less. Levied on as the property of A. B. Bagger, to satis fy a ft fa issued from the .Justice Court, in 1 151 th Distiiet., G. M., in favor of James & Brother, vs. A. B- Bagger. Levy made and returned to mu bv V\ . B. flail, Lawful Con stable, July 15, IS7I. 8 J ’ 1 VVM. KAIGAF.R, aug. 10, 1». W “ tnlV ’ / 1 LUBCIA, Calhoun Comity. \ j Throe months after date, I will apply to tho Court of Ordinary of said county to be discharged from the administration of the estates of Jsmes B. Stewart and Win. Webb, late of said county, deceased. Tbe3C are therefore to cite all parties to U,ow ciuse and file objections if any they have with the Court ot Ordimry, aforesaid, wbv 1 said Wm. G. Pearce, Administrator, on said estates should not be dismissed and receive letters of dismission in terms of tire receive w> G piERCE, * u g 10, 3m. Admiaisnator. NOTICE To Cotton Planters and Dealers Os Middle and Southwest Georgia. IN’ apnin placing onr nmne hi fore cur mini . erous planting liielids and cotton dealers of the Stare, wedosonith the aest-rance cf our ability to successfully render satisfactory I (ill business entrus'ed to our care—pledging the usual honest. < (Tort to spare no pains,in doing our * hole duty* We make tile a.de of cotton a specialty, us ing our best endeavors to always sell on an excited mmki t. We return cur most sincere thanks for past liberal tuvors, and hope to have them continued, and hope to have a lib eral tri ll Irom those rvho have not before pa tronized us* We consider this the best inte rior market in the fomh for the sab of Cot ton, our bujer* being liberal and spiiiteili business men. Plantation suppli-s furnished when rle- ■] sired. Liberal advances made on cotton in s o.e. JONATHAN COI LIN'? k ?(I\. Cotton Factors and Cominissiou Mi r. haut«. «ug24-Bm. Macon (it. GWEN NELSON INSTITUTE, DAWSON, CiA. FACULTY: Rev. J. K. ARMSTRONG. Principal. —— , Assis ant. Mrs. J. K. ARMSTRONG, Music Mrs. B H. HOOD, Primary Dep't. The Fall session will begin, Wednesday, Sej-,t. 6'h. Poi c7ir.*ul*rs or further informs tion, ad iress LEV. J. K. AtIMSTROXG. hi glo 4ar A P,.0! LDSUiO\. GEORGIA: By RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor of said State. AViikhkzs, The Alabama and ( hattanooga It-.ilroad Company haa failed to pry the semi annual interest due on the fiist days of Jan nary, ami July ultimo, upon certain bonds ol that Company : and Whereas, 7’he State of Georgia indorsed for and guiranteed the prompt payment ofj the interest and principal of said bonds, and , has paid to the holdeis thereof the semi-art- ! nual interest due on the first, days of Janu ary and July aforesaid ; and Wheieas, The said Alabama and Clntta-. nooga /idlronl Company accepted, con-( emied in, aid agreed to the terms and eon- 1 ditious prescribed by law at the time said in dorsement was inane by t'.ds State : Now, therefore,“by virtue of the authority in me vested bv the Constitulii n and Laws of t'ds State, I, Uufu- B. Bullock, Governor and Commander in Chief es the Army a id Navy of this State, and of the militia thereof do issue this mv proclamation making known that the Staioof Georgia is in posi - ion of the .Alabamaand Chattanooga Riilrotd, its track : rouil bed, machirncry, franchises, anil propers j tv of all and every description, lying or be ing in lie State of Georgia ; aid it is OIiPkUKP, That, all otfieers of iliis Slate, civil and military, exercise due diligence, to the end that tho agent of this -S'Lite be maintain ed in the peaceful pose.-siou of the said Al - bania and Chattanooga Kail road and its pro perly within this St ue, and res'rain all pars lies from any action whatsoever to dispos sess the Stale until the further o dcr til ihc Executive. Given under my ha; and and the Greu! >SV il of tlieSta'o, at, the Capitol in Atlanta, this second day of Angus*, in the jeai if our L rd Kighiccn Bundled and Sever.ty-One, and of the Independence of tho United States ol America the Ninety-sixth. /i'UFUS B. BULLOCK. By the Governor : Haviu G. Corma, .Secretary of State. aug !() 4* A PKOCLAA! ATI DA. « i; O U <« 1 ,4 : By RUFUS H. BULLOt A, Gocernvr of .said State. Whereas, At, the July Term, .1 D. 1871, of the /Superior Court, held in and for the C’ounty of VV'aShington, one J lines Oxford whs tried lor, and eonvic ed, of the crime of minder, and sentenced, by the Judge presid ing at said Court, to he exeen'ed, l y hanging by the neck moil de ’d, on Friday, the Ist day of September proximo, and was, by oidtr of said Court, conrmi ted to the j lil of the Coun ty ot Baldwin, for site keeping, to await the fulfillment of l.is said sentence; and, V iiKHKA.-', It has hem rfiicidlly reported to this department,, that on the night ot the ’22nd ot Juy, 1871, in the ei'y of Mille'g"- ville. County, ot Baldwin, a hand of lawless rind disguised persons, of about seveuty~6vc in number, did by force and intimidation, ob tain from the Sheriff of i!;•' said Comity ot Baldwin, the keys of tin. jail of said county, and did unlawfully open tho same and re lease therefrom the said James Oxford, and sot him at liberty ; and, Whereas, Upon a prt vions on aion, to wit : on the night of the I4rii ot (/ctober, 13 ti'.t, while the said J ames Oxford was confined in the jail of the Connty of Hancock, uiidcr an indictment charging him with the murder of a respectable citizen if said county, a band of disguised and lawu’ss p rsons, of about sixty in number, did, by force an 1 in timidation, obtain from the sheriff of Slid County of Hancock the keys of the said j til, and having ovetpotvered the guard stationed thereat for the safekeeping of the prisoners confined therein, did unlawfully open said jiil and release therefrom the said James Ox ford, and set him at liberty ; and. Whereas, these repeated arid flagrant vio lations of the law, by bands ol disguised per sons, clearly establish the fact that there is a determination upon their part to prevent the sail! Or ford from being brought to punish ment for the crime of which he stands con victed, thereby setting the law sos ibis S ate at open defiance, and thwarting the cuds ol justice; and, Whereas, iris the dn'y of the Axcca'ive, and the interest of every good citizen of thi- Starc, to see to it that the laws theteof are rigidly executed. Now, therefore, in order that the majtst; of the law may be fully vindicated, and to this end that the sentence imposed by the Court npou the said Oxford as aforesaid mav be fully executed, I do hereby ia-ue this my proch mation, offering a Reward of FIVA THOUSAND DOLL AUS for the apprehen sion and delivery of the said James Oxford to the Sheriff of Fulton Connty. And I moreover charge II officers, both civil and military, in this A' ate, to be viui laut iu endeavoring to apprehend, in order that he may be brought to punishment lot the crime of which he stands convicted. Given under my hand and the Great Seal ol the State, at the Capitol iu Atlanta, tbisthe ]4th dnv of/lugiist, in tho year ot otir Lord Eighteen Hundred and Seventv one, and of the Independence of the Uoi ted States of America the Ninety-sixth. , RUFUS B. BULLOCK. By the Governor. V avid G. Cottixg, Sec. of State. aug24 4w. Joiienal *Foh Off tee. Til VAYING reoenfly fittccl tip ottr oflfieo with anew Job Press, of the best* make, and fancy material, ronsisling in tlio latest an 1' most popular designs of Type, Borders, Pules, Flemishes, etc., we aro prepared to print, in good stylo, and at Macon prices, Cards, Envelopes, Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Circulars, iko. Having incurred this expense, we frust our homo people will give us their patronage. T. M. JONES, K. T. HARPER. ■ nr . ( OF J.ovlea.-, Grillin & Jones, } Harper & Simmons. •loaies & Harper, WWHOVSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT Fi, DAWSOFT, CS-EO^CS-IA., 5 fr! announce to their friends, and tho pnbiic generally, that they have bought the Warehouse formerly occupied by Ho} tlii) & Jcoes. wftara they are prepared to do a general Warehouse and Commission burioess. lioth me tubers of tr.e Finn have been engaged in the vV a rehouse business heretofore,. and hope, by strict and constant atterrCn t*> tile interests ot piaD ers, :n the Storage and Sale ot Cotton, to receive a liberal scare of their patronage Connected with ttie Warehouse is a GOOD HOUSE ALND WAGON 'YARD, especially ior the benefit of our patrons, as low as other Houses. [.July 20-3 m. MIORE COTTON El Established in 1852—Fonno-rly at Double WY!k ALSO, A CENTIME PATTEitN OF Wise €l£h» m 'I’IJB UN DLItBIG N ED, having lesutiteil the ni iiuifsettire of the abeve Gin, *prpse <o make it vvhat it was before li e war—“ I’ho favorite of the South.’' Our work stands upon its merits, nul we think litis a sullVieut gu tr ant, e. \V« have sSi ut'eil the set vices of setae i ! the best met liitiiieul Ittltnt in the Ni'ft hern siiops, iu iddition t> siituo of the best worknntn from the shop of the late Samuel (-iiiswohl Mr. Oh as. Gardner, who served eight years uppivnlieesbijt under E Oat vet* &. o<>.. at E >st Bridgewater. Mass , and who tvas employed as Superintendent of the Double \\ ells shop, from tho eom j tnoiieemeiit if the m iiiut ieture of the Moore Cotton Gin, until is suspension, jis again at l.is t-out, and wi I give each Ciu Ins p rsjnal iuspcclioti bit re it leaves the shop. In ontl'iia t|,\, atienti nos phintif.s to o*tt* Cotiou tiio«, wo do ire that tin y •hi.tiid notice the improvements wo offer, w.deli are subst tntially as follows : I } ()RTi\ B TaF I iO TiTz BOX, For obtaining any inclination of the Clin I lib or (irate, is used ; tiio object ol witich in 0> imi'rove in the tjuan'tily ginned, k'fsen the quantity ami irtqirova tho quality til lint. A'so, t<i "in <1 min or wet cotton ; to niter the pii-kin" or separa ing tin? lint, from the sect! —either to t ike mure iiiil < If, or It s- lint from tl.o seed, as eireuuistaiiees require. \\ o use Imlh the con.inert Lloll Hex uni a Swinging Front. The latter is titnitig" dlo let out all the seeds and Lulls in a moment, and is veiy easily managed. T 1 IK (iIN IMvUSJ I We tneke,cannot he excelled by any hair nrtis’i used. The bristles are all drawn in ity a cord, at. I the tint 1 )' tis all selected from the best lumber, well seas nel • and every bru h is made pet I'eetly tire and rat pl ot f. OYLINDKU AND BRUSH Are both eseillatiiio and plain. (Vn lurnish either, as may be ordered. We 1 tie them with the best babbit metal. GIN SA\\ r e. We make all the saws that wo use In art the be- t Kng'.i ii Cad Steel, aud o any size that tnay lie disirud M e etnp'oy, to superinienJ atul inatiufaejl ti our saws, one of the best saw-ma'.o sin the Boutn, and our luacbii.eiy lot the mur.ufacturo of Gin Saws cauttol be excelled. COTTON SISK I) ( I RTJSIII N T C l MIRK. We ar s tho o.ly uace j.-.-ful rnannfaetunrn of Ibis impertant and useful in verition tbo Cottoii Gin, with the Cotton Seed Crushing Mill attached. It will hardly be necessary hero to a in lo lo the immense saving and economical use of crushed cotton seda* a manure. We received a gold medal as a pro minm from Ifc Fair of the Dutton Flutter s Convention, bold in Macou, Ga., 1800. for the best Cot ton Seed Crusher attached to the Gin Stand, to cru n the seed ns last ns il escapes from the HoII. Wo r-fer to some of the many certificates that we have on tho subject. TJDAL OF GINS. Wo koop conntantly on hand seed cotton, and ctury Gin is tried before it , leaves the shop-old ot new ones. ItUPAJUIINra OF OLD OINS. We have a complete assot tmerit of tire very bi-s'. Colton Gin Machinery in j the country, and make repairing of old Gins a specialty. Fla . lets will do well to send in their oh) Gins and have them made as gtxtd as new, at a much less cost than anew one can lie bought tor. Bend on your orders ami i<d Gin* eariy . * We ate abut authorized hv M s-rs. Findlay's Bor.s to receive orders craters for Findlay & t'raigV Screw Cotton Press, and Craig's Patent Portable llorse Power, nml Ctt tings generally further patticuk.issend for Circular and Price List. SAWYER & MOORE, DODD & SIMMONS, .) 2d Floo r P-ndlay’s irch Woaks, Agents at Dawson Ga j Macon, Ga. BnFMTIEKT SEWIK6 MACHINE IN WORLD, I have seenrod tfie Ag'ttey for tho *■ celebrated FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE, and am prepared, from n personal knowledge of it, as well us by certifi cates fro apt hi si; who have used them, to testify to its superior excel!, nee. '1 he following are the advantages chimed for this Machine over a!) oth er* : It is the only kind of Macbihe that makes four kinds of s’ltch, three of which are made on rn other Machine and tiro stronger and rnotc elastic than any other. It is the only Machine that can sew in m >re than one direit.on, having a rev. rsible feed. It has an improved hemmer, ma kiug any vtid h of hem, and oaeily managed, own'd exclusively by the Florence Company. It will hen, anytLing and make perf >ct cot nets It him-, fells, cords, braids, fucks, qui’ts, braids', gatheis, & c „ without basting. It makes a gather and sews it to a land at one operation perf.c'.ly, (utt- ' equaled in this ) It is the only Machine having a self adjusting shuttle tension—a gr at im pt ovemont over all others, rendering it easy to do good work on any fabric It t.stens the end of a seem better and quicker than a seamstress can. I’he Florence Sewing Machine is simple m construction, and requires so little to change for onv kind of work, that its operation can be easily under vtood. Every part is stiot'g and durable ; its tuot ons are all positive, not depen dent on tlio variable and uncertain ac tion of springs, hence it is almost im possible for ti Florence Maohiue to get really out of older, or riot to sew if threaded right. Iho .Machines era warranted iu every particular. I in end every Florence Machine t sell shall give ct,tiro satisfaction, eu<- Ltinii g its reputation as being trie must reliable flowing Machine in use. All I ask is foryuu to try theMachiuo. Koau below certificaiets from Mrs. Harrison lb’gors. ami Mrs. T. J. Hart. Tlio former has had one of these Ma chines in constant u e lor three years. Address, C. 0. ’! RUSS, A’gt., Daw on, Cla. <3KKTJFIC!ATE c ”f I h iv,' 1 ecu uaii.g tbc Florence Bowing Mach no constantly for, three years. It Iras never given mo any t"0111)10, and 1 consider it a first-class Machine. M its II Kotinas. I'nun lliu knowledge I have of >Sew iog Machines I consider the merits of the Florence unsurpassed jtdy IG ts. Mrs. T. J. 11 an r. TlOlit'K'Li 4t«i; kllllltll'C 5.41.1 J Ufll.l, he sold before this Court ll.ju-e Door, in the town of Dawiou, sni.l county, on iho Ist T ui silay in Oct al.cr ilex' within the legnl hours ol sale, the follow log described lands : iVumhem (152.) une hundicd and fifty two, South half of numb r (15:>,) ouc huu tired and fifty three. .S'ou lr hah ol i umher (list) otic humliod and ninety; ut,d Aast halt ol (115) one hundred and fifteen, ttra Itchaw ivnoefiawsv creek being the West line of Slid lot, (115) in the fuurih District of Terrell t entity. Also a slip of land oil of lots number- ( I) nine and (10) ten, one hun dred chains bv twelve chains and t n, con taining one hundred and twenty one acres lying in the Third Distiiet of Calhoun coun ty, said Stale, Said tract containing tux hundred and twenty-one acres nioie oi less, and lot (11) eleven, in the 3d District of orMtinalty Jt/ariy, now Calhoun comity. L r,' it a) on a“ the property of t.eroy Brown to satisfy a moitgage it fa issued from Ten ell Superior Conti, in favor of R. Hi. Reed A; Cos., vs Leroy Brown. Property pointed out i a said mortgage. Also, ut the same time and place, one half interest, in Two lots ot 1 uni, numbers 7t> aid 77, in Twelfth District ot Terioll coun f. Levied on aa the property ot Johnathan //avis, dic’d., lo satisfy a mortgage fi (a is- . sued l-oni Superior Court iu favor of Rust A Johnston, for the use Rust, Joliri«ton ,4 00. vs John V. Cargile, Adium.stralwr of J. Da» vis. /ieseased. Ptojaeriy puilUud our iu said mortgage. VVM. fcUGLKR, h!»£ 10, 2 n. Sheriff. Terrell Court of Ordinary. .4t Chambers, Aug 20th, IS7I. Vpj/licatiou having been made to me to open amt re establish the road (rbm the cornel ot Dr, Martins In id, the point of inlet sect i«m ot the low er Staikesvdle and (.'uifibrrt and Cuthbert uml .d’.batty Roads, running West across Chick isawllfftcbie Creek, to the Dawson Road, in front of John More laud’s house, and reviewers havirg been ap pointed, and they having reported that, said road would be ol public Utility, It ia ordered. That notice ot said application be published BUtil September tfie 22d, at which time the prayer of petitioners will be granted unlras good cause lo the coutrary is shown. aug.24, lm; T. M. JONES, Ordirarj; / t EaOKCil A, Calhoun Count j 1: \ t Williau Rye, has applied lor exemption of personally and setting araart and valua« tijti e! Homestead, and i »i ! l p.ass upon the same <n the 4 fi cay of September next. Aug 24, 2w. J. JOIf N BECK, Old. For Sale. V desirable place, near the village ot Aidekasawhutchie, containing 2SI acics of land. Ou the pduce ia a comfort.-rble dwel ling, contiinii’g six room-. «nd nil otter uec eesnry buildings, with good spring and well of water. It is in a healthy locality, conven ient’ld Chutches and Schools. Tj a gooi cash purchaser a bargain is offered. Call ou or address J. VV. ADvVAKAf, Aug 24-1 w. C i-kas.tWh*tcnie