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yfW MAL a: 'RrWEoTON & W. F. COMES, K DITCUS AX 11 rR 0 r It 1 ET » R 3. i; .f IJ’S O.V, ii .» •. Jhut'sdinjs Srfrff m’rr V, I^TJ g v/ matter on erertf ” Aiiuilii') 1 I»•««'» Tire. Eir.iiT Btdi;e9, CAititnoK Siior, and WAIIEHOVBE BUKN ED. On 'Monday night last, about half ]>nst olovon o’clock firo was seen pro cccding from the roar of tho store oc rnj.ied by E. A liioh, and immediate ly tli.) alarm tvas given. By the time an efficient forco had arrived at the scene of desolation tho flames had so far advano and as to render tho saving of the buildings in the loy loss Block an impossibility, and efforts wore made to save tho goods alono. Beginning at Crouch's corner as many goods as possibly could oe, wero 10- movod from every house in advance of tho lire, until its progress was ar rested at. the next corner, tie-, bull ling on which was occupied by T. J. Hart as a carriago shop. The losses in merchandise excepting J. 11. Crouch, E. A. Rich, Dr. J. R Janes, Knott & Peeples, Grim & Tuck er and T. J Hart, was piincipally caused by tho removal of goods, all or nearly all being removed in ad vance of tho fire. An estimate of these losses as well us those on the opposite side of tho street, also caused by joint v a nd; cannot bo given at this wn ting. A rough estimate of losses in prop erty with amount ofiusuranco is as fol lows: Building occupied by J. II- Crouch, belonging to II Rogers, and val ued at SISOO, no insurance. Building occupied by E. A. Bich, J. 5\ ■ John son and 11. C. Peoples and belonging to E^G. Browr, Esq. valued at $3500, no insurance. Building occupied l>\ and belonging to Dr. J. lb Janes aim valued §I2OO, no insurance. Build in- occupied by and belonging to Crim & Tucker, valued at §ISOO, no insu rance. Building occupied by W. Wooten, T. J. Hart, and Loyloss & Gridin and belonging to the latter firm, valued at§2soo, insured for S2OOO. Buildings belonging to Mr. J. Hart, and occupied by him as a Car riago and Blacksmith shop, valued at §IOOO, no insurance. The large ware house, belonging to Jonos & Harper, and valued at §2OOO, no in—— Besides tho losses iu goods not yet summed up, a largo amount of Guano, Corn, Bacon, Balt, Ua»S in ß* Ac., belonging to Messrs. Gnm * Tucker, Knott & Peeples, and others, was destroyed in tho store room of the Warehouse, none of which was insured. Nor did tho damage stop l lure . Per tho street was so narrow, and so groat was tho fear that to buildings on tho oposito sale "ounl l consumed, that moio or loss of tho goods on the opposite'block were re moved and besides being subdued to pie ravages of the light finder id gentry presented a mass of Dry Goods, Grocer ies, Drugs, Hardware, Priutors lie Ac Among tho principal loseis on tho opposite side from tho fire were Messrs. Deo & Brothers, Hardware dealers, whose Iron liouso was on tho side that was burned. It is useless to speak of effoits that were made to savo the property and goods, for it is characteristic of tho people of this town, white and black, to work like Trojans at a fire. Tho greatest difficulty was tho want of eoruo one to direct movements, thus securing concert of action, and mak ing what is done more effective. And just hero wo would remark that our (itizons should organize themselves in to companies, elect officers, and be governed by them in timo of fiie, whether they liavo engines, hooks and ladders, or not. AroLooKJ'ic.r — For the first time kinco wc have been a journalist, we send out our paper with what is known among the printers as doubtlets ad vertisements that were printed on the outside also appearing on tho inside. Our excuse for this as well as for tho scarcity of reading matter is that we, like our neighbors, removed our ma terial, aud the work of getting it back into ship shape required so much tinuTas to renuht tlio'iin’iag of fire'JW per with a variety an impossibility. To Plasters. —Noth withstanding tho loss sustained by us in the burn ing of out Warehouse wo will be pre pared to receive, store, ship and sell cotton, by the 20th of September. Joxes & Habibs. Attention Stvk Holders. —Stock- holders of tho Teriojl Industrial Asso ciation are hereby lufifiod that one fourth tho amount of 6nek is called for on the loth of Sephniber, one fourth the 15th of October, j Uio remainder tho Ist of November. By order of tho board of Director. S. It. Weston, Sec’y. ’ |3ff"TKßl,El.t Pol-YTKCHMC SOCIETY tnet at tho Court Hou3o on last t Tuesday and was called to order by ' tho President. Quito a respectable < number of tho substantial farmers of '■ this county wore present, having loft their homes expecting to hear ascientif ic address from Col. Holder. Tho Col. made his appearance, found a good portion of our town in rshes, tho citi zens in no condition to hear a long and well prepared speech, by reason of tho fatigue and exposure of the night before, and after consultation thought best to deliver a short and practicable fpeeeli on tho subjects that directly interest us as an ngr.oul turul people, and to urge the necessity of holding Annual Fairs. The condi tion ot our office prevents us from giv ing a full synopsis of his speech, hut suffice it to say that it was well receiv ed, and replete with the best of argu ments and advice. AV o hope to be favored with tho address that the Col a,o! In and prepared at some future day, and much regret the circumstan ces which caused tho postponmout. To.-. Pair Ghounds. —Messrs. J. B. Crim and J. P- Sharp deservo the thunks of tho entire association for tho interest manifested in the improve ment of Iho Fair Grounds. Tho track is now being constructed and will ho completed by tho Ist ol October (if weather permits.) The contract for fencing tho grounds bus been lot to Judge Knott, and wil l bo completed at ail early day. iho board of directors are all practical business men, and no doubt but tha each and every ono will sco tho noces bit.y of prompt action and entor into the business of preparing tho grounds, Vi itU that vigor and spirit which char acterizes their every day life. Con cert of action on tho part of citizons and members of it is all that is needed to insure tho success of the first Anuu al Fair of tho Terrell Industiinl Asso ciation. Rev. Dr. Ross, pastor ,w ill begin a soiiesof meetings at tho Baptist church on to-morrow, (Friday) night. Revival.—A voty interesting reviv al has been in progress for tho past two weeks at tho Methodist church and although greatly interfered with by continuous rains, stdl tho interest therein bus steadily increased, anil 28 additions liaVo boon made to tho church. Bagging A Ties for sale at Macon prices, freight added, by Johnson & ITui., Brown Station Moke Beef.—Uncle Bartley will biing it to you in a few days. See advertisement. Highest market price paid for un washed Wool and Beeswax by j u ]v 27 J- W. Rquehts. Terrell Innusitial Association met on last Tuesday for tho purpose of electing officers, which resulted as follows: Capt. J. W. Roberts, President. Dr. J. R. Janes, Treasurer. 8. R. Weston, secretary. Directors —J- B. Ciim, M .A. Ilu son, James Clark, W. G. Simpson, Jas. I’. Sharp, J. R. Marshall, and M. L. Harp. Mr. Wright Blacksliear, charged with forging land deeds, and who, in default of bail, was sent to Cuthbeit jail to await his trial at tho next term of tho Court, died of congestion in that mansion on Sunday evening last. Ox tho night of tho fire an aged no gro woman who had been brave enough to venture near the flames and rescue an armful of valuable goods, was making way with them, when suddenly she thought she espied a darning noodle, and oisting down the valuables remarked, “I made slioro I seed a darnin’ needle,” and she scrap ed about in tho sand for the needle until tho five made her get further. Building Up.—Wo are pleased to loam that arrangements are being made by tho owners of tho lots made vacant by tho firo to rebuild with brick. This is a move in the right direction and wo trust that tho enter prising owners will not entertain any ideas or thoughts that would causo them to hesitate, but go to work at onco. There are builders and contractors ni reacfrrrr-UiJhat will guarantee tho completion cf tho entiro block by tho Ist of November. Cause of Fire.— We have carefully enquired iuto the probable causo of the Into lire, and from all tho circum stance brought to light, do not doubt it was tho work of au incendiary. It is a difficult matter to bring to justice tho demon who puts tho torch to a building under cover of night, but ef forts are being mado to ferret out tho pcrpetrater in this instance. IV© bold that, and it is tho opinion of somo of our best citizens, that there is somo reason to bolievo that tho effort will • not be in vain. Tkmidi. \ur lioo vnoNs. —'Iho mer chants of our town who wpro so fortu nate as to cseapo tho disastrous lire that has visited us, threw open their stores to thoso who have been liurnod out, divi ling room with thorn and do ing all that characterizes tho action of first-class business men. For tho pres ent tlm sufferers by tho Into firo may ho found ns follows : J. H. Crouch, at N. C. Greer’s store. E. A. Rich, not located ; J. W. John son, next to Hotel; R. C. Peeples, at N. H. Lee’s, store ; iff’ J. R. Junes, at W. F. Orr’s store; Crim A Tucker at J W. Robert’s btoro ; W. Wooten at j J. E. Loylosg’ store; Loyloss & Grilfin at John Roddick’s store; T. J. //ftrt, at Dr. Ross’s store. Educational M ketino. — Our friends in the country nro earnestly requested to attend an Educational Meeting which will convene at tho Court liouso on Tuesday next at 11 o’clock. It is useless for us to speak of tho impor tance of having a full attendance, both from town and country, and take it for granted that all our people arc alivo to tho importance of education, and will merely suggest that it is the great lover that elevates society, disperses tho causes for ciimo, and fits a com munity for tho enjoyment of every blessing common to man. Let ns then, with one accord, determine to improve our educational facilities, which will not only fit this but gener ations to come to battle mure success fully with life’s troubles. Attention, Cotton Planters S We have for sale the Celebrated Dauicl Pratt Cotton Gia, the best la the market. The.se Gins have been l.'UU«f,U'tpr.;d fvr ttlfl ms' fdt'.-oac jears by Mr. Ptal*. Th-y .re us'.d in cvc y cotton growing State In the Unioflfc He has manufactured hlcl sold about iO,OOO. We w.H.ant every one sold. Gull at our store aid see Sample Gin. We have sold these Gins to the following well known planters : J VV. Keath, Jno. McCarthy, J. W. Ha gan, Geo. T. Marshall, H. K'gem, W. D. J/urroy, McKenney & Crouch, and C. 11. Woolen, of Terrell county. Dr. 7. H. Brie* ihe of Calhoun co. Mr. G lioway and Mr. Hammond, of Baker co. Afrs. S. Howard, of Dee county. Give ih your order if you want agood Gin. LOYLESr- & GRIFFIN. iugStOK,4t. Agents, Toe llu erican e at Sr. Thomas. —Tho late storm swept over tho Dan ish Island of St. Thomas on tho 21st ult., about twenty-three hours before it struck tho Florida coast a little be low the mouth of St. Johns River. At St.'l homas it raged with such fury that not a liouso was left standing on tho whole island, and 150 persons were killed or seriously injured. St. T lomas is about seventeen miles long by four and ono-half broad, with an area of about 45 square miles, and a population of 14,000 soul* St. Kitts, a /mush island not far from St. Thom as, of a little larger area and popula lution. is said to have met with a sim ilar fate, in the same storm. AitKE’r -• Dawson, Ga., Sept. G-—A good ar ticle of cotton will bring 1 fit c. Stock light. Bacon, Sides, lie. I£lour 4J to 51. Corn §1.25. Stock on hand good, demand light. Macon, Sept. s.—Middling Cotton 17 j. Bacon clear sides smoked 71 to lfio; Shoulders 7A to B£. Corn §l.lO. New Y< uk, Sept. s.—Cotton, up lands, 20c. Gold 1 i. Louisville, Sept. s.—Flour in fair demand. Cora steady. Pork §12.50. Shoulders fife. Sides Tie. to 7ic. w*: n • .11* t '£•:it iis*;.newt's. BEEF! BEEF! fjthe copir.m'ifhip hertofa-e cx : s ,; ng b - '- I tween mv.-elf and Mr. I). Richa d-on has hi en (ID olved, but I will, j-, a few days, be ready to linnisli my cusiotue-3, as heretofore with hies, mut on, &c; B lIOXELANDo CtLIIOUX SIIL.KIFF MM;. WJ LL be sold befo-ti the Court Horse door, ii tlie town o! d/or. in, he.ween the lejal hours of ta’e, on the Ist Tu- sday in October tuxt, the follow, g prope ly to wit : South half ol lot of I ui, No. fi coco, (15) m the Third Distiict Os Calhoun count*, to sat ! .-fy. one fi f.i St-ite and eotmtv, vs. J„m. s it/. Clark. G. W. JV&’liA, 3ep.. 7, lm. Sne.-ff. IbUKFLL hHIHiiiF SALE. I\ T ILL be sold, before the Court House I T door, iu the town of Diwson, in said comity, ou ibe first Tuesday in October next, within the legalkours of s !e, tho following described Ic. : House and Lot in the town of Diwron, Number rot kuow i, but krov i as the houce a id lot it proved by James W. E.lon, and ! u front of N. G. Grer's i *s ! dence. Lev'td ou as the proprrty of Lnot B otn to satisfy a !i fa i ucd b ora lljndolph Superior Court in favo, of Albert Lehman, vs. Lrrov B.owu. sept. 7 td. WJ/. fi A IGLAVt, Shev'ff. !*•>•>{poiitMi Sheriff >alc. \V’ILL be sold before the Court House v door, in the town of /iiwson, said comity, on the Ist Tuesday in Go ober, within the legal hours of sale, the following Lands, to-wii: One half interest Lot* of land numbers Seventy six, (76) and Se*etity- a evcn (77) in the Twelfth District of Terieil countv. Lev ied on as the property of Joseph P. Bledsoe to satisfy a fi fa from Terrell Superior Court in favor ol Bust, Johnston & Cos., vs Joseph P. Bledsoe. Will. KAIGLEK, rcpl7-td Sheriff. JAMES R.WTLIB, WHOLESALE SUSGB AND Commission Merchant* ATLANTA, - - GEOICGIA IWTEItSIS C.tSIl. Drufigislt, C'iHEATIiATI, C. .4., Druggist and J /-’hysician. Will visit by day or night, patients in Town will prescribe for any and all the ilia that ilesh is heir to. Keeps a complete supply of Drugs and Modi icines. School Books and stationary—Gar den Seeds &3 , die., At his old stand, The Red Drug Store on Main St., TER.VS Stricf ly Unfi. Sp* rial .Yo fires. A CARD. t FIND it necessary for rr.c to devo’e more time lo my Drug H'ore and less to the practice of Medicine. 1 ahull therefore, for the future, coulite my professional visits to ;i limited number of patients in town, and will visit no in (lie country unices it is under a special agreement. I r sportfully srliclt a preset iption practice ficm my Drng Store, wince I may be found »t ail hours duiirg the day and until nine o’- clock at night. From my long intercourse and familiarity nith the diseases of this local it v, I am confident that I can prerctibe suc cor-fully for mis’ cases tint occur. While I am profoundly grateful for the very liberal p.T'foVge that has so long been be stowed upon rue, and for the almost unlim ited eonlidenle reposed iu me, 1 hope I may be nlloved t* state that, through winter’s cold and Bummer's I c t, i sunshine and tain, by day and nfgh', I have t • the utmost of my ability cdnset'ii'inu-lv discharged my part of [ the con'ract,and ask those of my patrons | who are indebted to me if it is unreasonable to suppose tlat they will as faithfully comply w t theirs. W.l! I be tonsidi re 1 unreasonable or exact ing il I it.sitt that they do so at once, and come fotwnfd and 1 quidatc their bills. Let me state to nem that my necessities require that they do s». All 1> I's wil. be ready for settlement by the Ist of September pros. lu future mv terms will be cash._gTJ C. A- CHEATHAM t Piwjrn, Atic. flOth, 1871. Debility and Idnmi iuliwii. Both result frnrn the laid: of ability to con* vert tho food into tiu.riment. llow nece<«a rv, then, for Jiose suffering Itom these alarm ii g symptomi to ioimedtately resort to a remedy that, viil sttenptben the stomach and dieprt've organs hor, essoon as thisdosir nble object h* Vx'eu aceomplwhed the health improves, ant the patient resumes his usual personal .apptatance, llos'etter’s Stomach B iters have attain' and a world-wide popular!- ty in such c scs, and have been proven the best and saf t means of removing cons’ipa tion, toning tin stomach, giving, energy to the liver, an* reheving every symptom of { nervousness and depression of spirits' Its cbeeiitig and beueficinl eff cts are highly , 1 spoken of by thousands, who oae to it their rcstoiation toDakh. No restorative in the ‘ar .alt of utcK'inQ kas attained the ' popularity iu .he sliori, SplcO Ot time it has been bc'ore tie publ’C, or has won the high endorsementsacco ded to h : a cxccHe; t ton ic. M' nv other pteparatien’, purporting to be correctives and restoratives, have been introduced, ant have perished, one by one, while the poptiarity ol Hostetter’s £Ttomach ! Bitters continues to increase, and is now rh* 1 cognized as a standard household medicine. The success wMch attends flio use of the Bitters evinces at once its virtues in nil cases of debility and disease of the stomach, Cer ! tificstes, almost without number, have been ' published, attesting its trulv nnraculous pow er in removing 'hose pi'totul and fearful dis j eases. And at ibis time i> seems idle to do i mor. than call attention to the great rente j dy of the age, in order to awaken public at— tenton to its excelence. ft is the only ' Reparation of the kind that is reliable in ali eases, and it is therefore worthy of the con sideration of the alli cted Agency for the Sale of the CELEBRATED WHEELER & WILSON SStfifiSTG MACHINE. 'j''iTK nndertngned respectfully announces L to the public that she bis accep’ei the a 'enev for this Machine, and would bo pie (fed t) exhibit it to any one wanting a man he that recommends itself in every particular. The Agent can furnish certificates from those who have had these Machines in constant use to- twelve years, and have never had tfie least trouble with them, and have never been out of adjustment during the time. For fur ther itifoi tua'ion, call on or address MRS. W. F OKR, Agknt, Dawson, Ga. I am also Agent for tho ilOjtlE ftilffiLt pljlOiljit, the price of which is only $25 00. It has the “under-feed” nutkri the “lock-stitch,” (dike on both si.lcp,) is strong and durable Certificates fur; iihed if desired. Address a3 above. aug 31 2t. FALL AND IVIN7EH DII’OUTVI ION. isyi. ]tII3HOJSrS. MILLINERY & STRAW GOODS. armstrongTcator & ccos. s Impottcr- and Jobbers ot Bonnet, T ira tning Si Velvet Ribbons, Bonnet Siiks, .S(tins and Ve!v-'», B onds, Net's, Crapes, Ruches, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Straw Bonnets and Ladi as Hai“, trimmed and un tiimmrd, Sit ' er Hoods, &c., 237 and 219 B. lliuioie p -eet, B liimore. Ma (land. Offer the 1 .rt,cßt Stock to be found in this Couutry, end untqu.lled in chon e variety and cheapness, co up ising the la' st it’uro pean novel lie'.. Orders so'icitcd, and prompt attention given. OW£H NELSON INSTITUTE, DAWSON, GA. FACULTY: Rev J. K. ARMSTRONG. Principal. _ Assistant Mrs. J. K. ARMSTRONG,’Music Mrs, B H. HOOD, Primary Dep’t. The Fall suasion will begin, Wednesday, Sapt. 6:h. F*» Circulars or further informa tion, addres* KEV. J*(K- ARMSTRONG. euglO 4w CRAWFORD MALE SEMINARY. DAWSON, GA. ' 1 ''IIK Kail Term of this Institution will be L gin on Monday, 4th day September next. CHARGES- First Class, per month of 4 weeks, $3 00 Second Class, per month of lour weeks, 4 00 Third Class, pet month of four w eek, 600 Payments must be made at the end of each month. Pupils will not be continued in school unless these terms are complied with. Board can be had in pleasant fanrlies at slsor sl6. J. F. SC A IFF, / p . . , •J. M. EDWARDS, J FrtncipaLw. ri)gl7l ,t. Jivmi ftPUf-’l I !■ m $\ I 111 WILSON’S IMPROVED CITTIV MISS, X*ittentecl «T«.l.y llth 9 1871. BEST PRESS IN AMERICA. rj'lflS TRESS is destined to take the lead of all other Tresses, because it is so slmp’e that any I ordinary workmau can build ono, ana because it is bo cheap—the entire cost being ees than Fifty Dollar* ; so speedy in its operation, requi ing only eight rounds with a twelve lout laver to press a Rale of Cotton ; so convenient that the box can be placed at the liut-room door ; hence it is decidedly the beat Tress extant. See what the public say : DeSoto County, Miss., Juno 10, 1871. This ce-tifies that I have used the WILSON IMPROVED COTTON TRESS, and that it is the pest Tress I have ever used. I can cheerfully recommend it (o the publie. I. o\\ F.N. d/k. Wii.son ; 7Tte Press you built for mo last year gives entire satisfaction. I is the best Press in use. 1 ‘ I have used other Presses, but this undoubtedly excels all others. Jos. S. Dean, Cliullalioma, Mi_s«. DeSoto County, Miss., June 17, 1871. Wc have never used the WILSON TRESS, but we know it from reputation. A’vcrybndy •hat has used the 7’tcss speak of it in the highestterms. Judging from all we have heat a from those who have used it, and from the reputation already acquired, we believe the WIL SON IMPROVED PR ESS will be the Leading Cottou Press. (Signed) W F Riiker, A W. Duby, W. J. Pace, J. F. nenrv, R. B. Blaekbourn, T. R. Sandtge,, L. C. Dunlan, P. II Hawkins, ./olm J. Thornton. T. (x. Wallace, D. U. £organ, W. «• An derson, James Scott, Junes Scott, Jr., John Dancy, 6'. G. Calligot, W. N. Duncan, . Said'ge. The undersigned are the Agents lor this Press fur the counties of Te rell, Webster Ran dolph, Quitman and Clay, and would bo pierced to rrctivo oiders or correspond with planteis who want a stroug, simple and cheap Cotton Press. We wdl have orto aji exhibition in a few days. Address, WESTOrVft COMBS, J Agents, Dawson, Ga, increa a ol our fai-ilitios for Going business, we froposo, timing UfUL the Coming Falll and Winter, to offer to our fiiends, in Sou.h Wes tern Goorg'a, Groceries atal previsions, at lower rntos .ban wo have ever sold at before. WE JVnETYIiT THIS. Our Stock is larger. We roc ivo FRESH Goods each day, and in order to make room vve are compelled t’ sell at sma'l profits. We offer lt O Hhds. Brown Smoked Sides. 100 Hhds Brown Smoked Sboillers. 50 Tierces White Leaf Lard. 5 Car I cads Salt. 300 K”ps Nils. COO R l's Bagging. 5 Car l ouds Army Ths. 50 Boxes Breakfast Bacon. 100 Boxes Crenn Clueso. 40 Bair Is Hi o. 175 Bugs IFo and Java Coffee. 5 Car Loads F our in Sacks. 200 Cits s Cove Oysters. 250 Boxes Candles. too flrros T’-qlor Matches 200 Boxes Medium and Fine Tobacco. 50 Bose s Starch. 50 Cases Sardines. Macon & Houston Sheeting, Yarns, Stripes and Checks. Give us a trial order. James BEVunre. SEYMOUR, TINSLEY & CO. A. R. TiNSLhY. T. D ’1 trsi.EY. ati224 3m TO OUR PATROLS AN D FRSEEMDS. NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR V•# &, fc, 181 !» Having disposed of all but a remnant of our Groceries, wo think proper to announce that we shall not replenish that branch of our busin ss, as wo have doD im ned to abandon it altogether. This change does not contemplate any reduction of our business, hut is found necessary to encourage rather than chi ck the rapid growth of our busmess in other departments. In future we shall devote ourscl vec exclusively to RY GOOD ~ BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING, HATS, FURNISHING GOODS, AND NOTIONS In our Retail Department, we sha’l offer Dry Goods alone. By Wholesale, wo shall offer at all seasons the best stock in all the enumerated branches to be found in this State, or South of New York. YVc invite tho utteution of Mer chants to an examination of our stock of Domestic and Woolen Goods, Which were bought before the late advance, and in which we can ofior great inducements. We deal heayily in all GEORGIA MADE GOODS; And have mado special arrangements with leading Factories whereby we shall never requ.ro more than the Tactory price. Wo make a special business of CALICOES. And shall keep at all times a stock from which anysizo order can be filled. As we seldom fail to make good impressions on merchants who know their business, wo hope to roeeivo culls from many this season who have hitherto failed to do so, as our stock will be unusually atlrac'ive, anu our promptness in buying certain goods before the advance enables ns to offer some wood bar gains Respectfully, j. b. ROSS &S. T. COLEMAN.’ aug. W. C. DODD, J. M. SIMMONS. ; late of Harper & Sim nuns PUPITERS’ WAREHOUSE. OSIB & IIMMOOS, "W* ARE HI OUSE AND Commission merchants, D A W SON, G A., 7 ait T P!anler3 t* ?to,in S 81lJ selbng of their crops of Cotton. Bill keop Bagging and Tio?, and make advances cu Uffi.on. Telographio reports from Eastern markets received dailv j ■ )'y 27 3ni FEiiQj COLLEGE CUTHkhERT, CA. ' (-*=! September next, and close on TW dav before the last ,Sabbath in June The Scholastic year will bs divided into three Terms, beginning 20th September C January and Ist of April. 1 *"• • REGULAR COIJRS/f: n . I>CT Teim. T«r annum" Primary Department... sl2 no .. m /Tepnmtory Department is 00 Collegiate Department.. 20 no ].[ Diploma Fee, - k'.'J. • 00 00 IncidentalH 0 1 Hoard, Wat-bing, /'ml .rad Ziglits, lso Hauler tuition of daughters of clergymen li. in**- by the ministry, no charge* u I,T , ', h hnjf'Hng P«l>il should ‘be furnished with n IU tile, 7’ruuk, one pair Os Sheeta one n.t. Pillow cases, one pair Blankets, four //au Tbw els, over-shoes and umbrella. ‘ UW extra course. Creek and French, each.... Per Annum. Tuition mid A/usie V. Use ol Piano JJJ Drawing and Pastel. 2, ™ /nstructlon in Oil Painting ,* Calisthenics, conducted liycompcUnt lady" 5 on Singing in Classes, no charge. 3 ow Extra course pursued at, the option cf Par ents and Guardians. Payments must bo made in October, January and -April. A’ach pupil should be present at the open, ing of the School. The undersigned having been elected Pres ident of Andrew Female College, an old and popular Institution, sends fraternal -reetin.. to the Colleges of tho South, makes hls bo* to the public, and solicits sympathy and liber al share of patronage. S immoned to a high and ho’y vroik—that of prorating the minds and hearts of the a yonng for the bu-mess and pleasures, joy® and sorrows of life—he will call to his asaiil tance the best educators of the country, an. a nd, address himself to the task with .« „.*• antki-v.Vlr; thed ] 1? C ,„ time, whose Ve diet we woo, dcmcrslrate that ho cannot preside with dignity and success— that he is iccapa ble of impaitine instruction that he is not iu the proper place that A. F. C. dots not return a sub. stantial equivalent to its patrons—the Prcsi. dent will abandon the enterprise and refund all damages religiously assessed. I arents and Guardians wishing to educate gir's should not forget our healthful locality refined society, commodious and well ventil ated buildings,beautiful ground*, magnificent grove, and reasonable rates. JOHN B. McGEHEP, Resident A F. C. Cuthbert, Ga., August Isth, 1871. CROCKETT’S B.ohse 1 ower. SIMPLE, CHEAP & MIME, Fanners arc referred to Ceiti* ficates appended Below: Macon- Ga„ 7)ecember 16th, 1870. E. Crockett, Esq , Dear Sir : Your let ter received- The HORSE POWER thatl bought of you 13 doing as well as I c&n wish. The principle is a good one, and so easily adapted to any Gin-House, tl me has, so far, p,ovcd sufficiently strong enough for tha work to bo done. lam running a forty-five saw Gin, with feeder attachment, with twe mules, with pet feet ease,. Respectfully, &e., A. T. HOLT. Cool Fpkino, Ga., Octobers h, 1871. Mr. K Crockett, Macon : Me. Daniels has fitted up your POWER satisfactorily. For neatness and convenience, as well as adapta bility for driving machinery for farm purpo ses, cannot be excelled ; in t is it has sapes riorities ov, r the old woodeD, or mixed gearing. I use four mules, and think I cool J gin out 1500 pounds lint Cotton per day en n forty saw Gin. Respectfully yours, J. R. COMBS. Griffin, December 6'h, 1870. E. Crockett, E-q., J/.icon, Ga.,—Dear Sir : 1 am well pleased with the IIORSU POtVAfR you sold me. I think it is the best l have seven. Very A’e'pectlnlly, S. KENDRICK, Sup’t Sav., G k N R£. ALSO TO Capt. A. J. WHITE, President M & R R; HEATH, Pulaski county ; Hr. RAILLI, Houston county ; W W. WA’ST, Harris County ; JOHNSON & J7UNLAP, Jfacon, Ga. ; Sl.i/3, Spalding County ; ALA’XANDA’R, Hillsboro; Dr. HARDA- J'AN, Jones County. aug 10-lm. A PROCLAMATION. GEORGIA. By RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor of Said State: WH/TREAN, It has been represented to me that Walter Wilson, Joseph Hodo, Rich ard L.zenby, and Radford Perkins, stand charged with the crime of assault, with intent to murdrr, upon Aphriam Gibbs, in the coun ty of McDuffie, on the 13th dav of J ay, 18,1 and that they have fled from justice, I b“ Te thought proper therefore to issue this, my proclamation, heroby offering a reward of ON A THOUSAND DOLLARS for all, cr S3OO each, for the apprehension and delivery of (.lie said Wtlsou, Hodo, Lazenhy, and Per kins, with evidence sufficient to convict, to the sheriff of said county and State, and a • so a further reward of FIVE OUXDRFP Dollars, upon the same conditions above re cited, lor any accessory, before the fact, to mid crime* c f Given under my hand and the Great Seal o the State, at the Capitol, it: Atlanta, tin filth day ofAuguts, in the year ol our Lord A'ightceo //omlred and Seventy, one, and of the Independence ol too United States of America the Ninety sixth. AIUFUSB. BULXOCK. By tbe Governor : . „ , David G. Cottino, Secretary of State. aug !0-4w. To The Travelling Public . SVi AR3H ALL HOUSE, s./1 *,/.v.v.///, OtS 77iis first-class Hotel is situated on Brough ton streer, and is convenient to the * part of the city. Omnibusses and Bagg * Wagons will always be in attendance at various Depots and Steamboat an convey passengers to the Ilote . , and Liverv Stable accommodations will be so adjoining the house. ... „ The undersigned will spare ner her tun , trouble nor expense to make ‘ r7sUb fortable, and render this House, in - j n stantial particular, equal, at least, the State,. B. LUCE, .Propriety CAUTION! 1 LL per-ons are hereby sell to any person on my at an d(, goods, wares, or merchandise, as #(j _ termined not to pay, fr° m d> IS ’ counts made without an or<^c , r , r , T WALL, aug 17 3t.