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THE DAWSON WEEKLY .101 KM L
BY J. D. lIOYL A CO.
Ramson aalcekln Journal
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far sales, per levy. .' 4 00
Citations for Letters of Administration 400
application for Leiters of guirdia*
ship 6 w>
Application for Dismission from
ministration 10 00
Application for Dismissions lroin
Guardianship... 6 CO
Application for leevo to S' II Land—
me ?q $5, each additional square. ... 400
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ifotioe to debtors and creTilors ... 600
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Rules to establish lost papers, per sq 400
Rule? compelling titles, per square.. 400
Rules to perfect service in Divorce
esses L 10 00
The above are the minimum rates of legal
idfenieing now charged bv the Press of !
Georgia, and which we shall gtrietlv adhere j
to iu the future. We hereby give final no-
I ice that no udvertiscin'-nt of 'his class wil
he published in the Journal without the fee
itpnid in adnati.ee , onlv in cases where we
hare special arrangements to the contrary |
JC
N. B. Barnes,
and Jewelry. Office on Main street Daw on,
Gl. fciallßfdCtiou guarantee!. Cb-tige- eis
onible. sep fi,6"
*■ n. GCfliiiT, JAS, G. PAI!KB
GUERRY & PARKS,
i Pdflifiy? 3jiil Colijipelors at LaW,
DAWS3N, - GEORGIA
- :<>:
I)RAICTICK in the St-ite an<
Ooarr.-. made ppcoiHv—
Pinmptness and dispatch guarau'iod and
insured. Nov lrf
a. E. SIMMS,
at Lat & Sicjl tjtats pH",
Dawson, Terrell County, Ga
CfE IAL a tontion given to collections,
O conveyancing and investigating titles ie '
Real Estate. Oct. 18, tf
JAMES KKEL,
ATTOHKEYAT GAW,
MORGAN\ Calhoun Cos., Georgia
intrusted’ to mv c re will be
■a * promp’ly attended to. Special atteation
*'!' be given to collections.
c. is.
Attorney at Law,
•ttu.f.vr, - a s:sstG s.t.
\\ ILL practice in the filate Courts aud id
the Cirqnit and District Coutts of the
lotted States in Savannah scpt‘27.
•i. i. mi-xjk,
Attorney at Law,
\*n Ba, h 'omly,Ga.
'll practice in the Albay Circuit and else
"here in the State, by Contract, /bompt at*
1 ion given to all business entrusted to his
• Collections a specialty. Will also in
pebgate titles and buv or sell real Estate in
sun, Biker aud Aptly Counties,
uiarch 21-tf
L -G CARTLEDGE,
Attorney atLaw
’■ GRts.V .Y, _ . (and EOEtGI A.
\ A IM, give close attention to all bnsi
f>j, ness entrusted to his cate in Albany
I- <:• 1 lOVIa
Attorney at Law.
Dawson, Georgia.
S3- H. MILLER,
at daw,
Jk organ, Ga.
i n Ordinary’s Office. 030,5 m
J * I-JA. IST ES,
AT TORNEY at law,
T>-i WS OV, - GEO It GIA.
e/iv, r GV. J ihnston’s store. Jan 7
CARD
DR ; JNO. a7~GLADDEN,
MORGAN, . Q E oRGIJt t
' j hi* jptofessional services to the
a 'len j.a of Calhoun. AU calls promptly
M'.vJ ®® oe East side of the public
Sept 30,
3J e 'W_Advei'tiserue ntx
DISSOLUTION.
Tchal* M ,? f
cousent all r 8 d " dis ™‘*'l bv mutual
cousem. All those indebted to the above
firm will please RP „| P Ht once '* Do ' e
I>,cc. I, 77. KIMBROUGH & PASCHAL.
I that I M| r *?t' ,lUll i T P ®' t 0 ,h " public
, lhttt 1 “ ,l1 continue bu iness at the same
p ace and would be g!ad to see all of our
old customers and twice as rnanr new „e
Dec 6, lm W.O.PascUaL
Land For -ale.
400 li re* l.atisl, 5 miles from Daw.
son . n tile Dover and Obickasawhatchie road
nnrr of the Mi Kellar place About one
ihird newly cleared and uuder cultivation,
balance we!! limbered. _4ppi v to
J. If. St.iIOKIBLD, M .con, Ga., or
J AS. I}. PARKS, Dawson, Ga.
Piano and Organ Playing
Lrariici! ita n Day J
M ?SON'S 1 HART?, which recently ere.
ated sneh a sensa'io in Boston and
elsewhere, ill etnbl any person, of any
Sge, to Ma ter the Piano or Organ in a day,
ever though they have no knowledge of notes
etc. The Boston Globe says :
‘‘Y r ou can learn to play on the piano or
organ in a dav, even ; f >o u never played
befoie and have no. the slightest knowledge
of notes, bv the use of \I ison's Charts, "a
child ten years old oa le -rti easily. They
are endorsed by .lie best musical people in
Bos<on, and are the grand culmination of
thwinven'ive genius of the uineteeuth ceu
iurv. Circulars giving full particulars and
many testimonials willbe sent free ou a pli
c tipn One scr of Mason’s Charts, and a
rti.ebnokof great va ue, entitled “Singing
Made Easv,“ both muled, post paid, to any
address for onlv f2 Worth more than §loo
Spent on music lessous. ’ Address
A. C. HORTON.
G-ne al A rent, At anta, Ga.
s4gent“ wanted atone* everywhere. Bust
chance ever off red Secure territorv b -fo
too Is e Terms free. dee 6,tf
I'm Dnmr’ffil
lExpectoranW
In the most centet balsam ever Uacd .oy
sirtTerers from pulmonary diseases. •
It is compo**e<l of lierbal products, v.libh
have siecilio effect on lio throat uitd
luiiprH : detacher from tho air coll* r!1 ii-
matter; camDs it lr> he expecto
ißt (i,;nnl tttonce check* the ina nimation
which proctuces til© courli. A dingle doso
relieves tho moat distrets*im; paroxysm,
soothe* Ttei’vousiiesn, iiiul enables the eui'-
ferer to nioy qnlet rest at night. lU-inj: a
pleasant c ordial, it tones the wprli *tor
ar*h, mid is specially rocouimended ior
children. f
What others say about
EuZl's Expectorant.
Had Asthma Thirty Years.
]> \L'i tt.TOBS. February 3.
tl I have Ar* :n tiiirty yearn, ai. ! never iound
a uieaiciue had suc!i a 1 ni>-v effect.”
W. F. liOGAii, Chsrtes Si
A QhikFs Idea of
N:av *r 11,1* 76.
“Tuft's Hxnen 3 intis a lam ‘ ir nrtin - ill vry hov. 0.
Ily wile tiiin) sit the I'est mc.'.ifine in the v<--r!
i.nd the children f- v it ‘nl't t : .n rnolas •-s
cj.r.dy.* *■ KDAH WOODWARD, ISJ LI.
‘‘Six, and ait Crcupv.”
"lam the mother of six childr'**!; r.:l of them hnv
heen crr> :; y. %\ ithout TuD’s T non t
tl.in.k ihcy coulci have survived some oi the attvu ;.
It i* a mother's hlessincf. n
MARV STnVUIco, Tnkf3ri, > v
A Doctor’s Advice, c
“ I-i ir.v practice, I advise nil families to kay * ' „
r.xpectofaMt in brdden emergencies, for CGnfch
croup. dii)hthc:r : a, c tc.”
T. RLJELUS, M.D., Nsv trk, H. J
Sdtdhy nil <Zrr'ryi<t*. Jl i'c OJic
[ Z,5 TEir< fry Street, N* ir Yv<-::,
“THE TREE IS BY ITS FRija
nre wnrt’ntheirw-' 7 ' r' 1 _
REV. I. P. 81 h.' SON, Louiv.Gla, t.
•• Tutt’s rills rr-J V'j'rciJiCblri- I ’’? of Ilia tv
trenihcviitury.’I—IlL-VOv 1 —IIL-VOv b’3tv '• 0....
'■ [lnyo v-rl Tr.U'**FiTjsTortor;'iir of t' " li\rr.
'They urs snp?iv r to livy ju_—.c...c lor bii.ury cts
orutrs ever m 1 . -
I. P. CARR, AC-a-neyot Lem, A-. <ja:i?, C-.
“T hive used Tv.’ .TSsnvavears in i v f nni'v.
They arcuncqualcd I -rcostiveucasand biliou* css.”
F. R WILSON, Gaornstown, Texas.
‘•I have T’-.'-d Tort’s ?•!cdkinewi. h groat bereft.*’
\v. W. MAN f, Edilar Mcbilo
“AVr -!] f.rtv hoTSS, Pi 'ls to fvo of ail
otlurs.’ SAYRE & CO.. Cs.dars.iilo, Ci.
“Tint’s Pills have only 10 be trl and to
their THorits. Thrv worli like mJ?i
W. H. BArIP.ON, 90 Sur.iir.sr C*., Boston,
i* There is no medicine so well a ' >iited to toe cure
Of bilious di-orders as Taft’s Pilb.” . .
JOS. BHU MM EL, Richmond, Virginia.
AND A THstT;'.A'flD MORE.
Sold btr drimrftrts. 2J cents a bo-. Office
'35 Murray Street, A'io Torlu
I I
1 HIGH TESTIMONY.
L FROM THE PACIFIC JOURXAL.
M hasbwn Tort, M
S which re-tores > outhfnl licauty to the hair. 89
I That eminent chemist has succeeded m Em
9 producing a Hair Dye which Imitates Q
H nature to perfection. Old bachelors may g
■ now rejoice/* B
H Price SI.OO . Office 3", Murray St., B
m Few York. Sold by all druyoists. y
r l’o Cosn lim p t ives.
Ti e advertisers, liavio;; been permanently
cured of that dread disease. Con-am|aion
bv a simple remedy, is Rnxmus to make
known to his fellow-efierers ibe aiem s of
cnTr. To >m wife desire it, be sill send a
copy* t the prescription used, (free ol
charge) wut ibe dnectmas tor orepatsiiou
and using the same, which they will find a
snr ,- cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron
chitis . . ~1 , /
Parties wishing the persenpuon wdlpF*
address, •’ E A .
1?9 Penn &t., Wifliatosbbrg, Y ”*
Land For Hale!
ci "'HE undersign ?d off- for sale bb T '*' u -
I able plantation, (9) nine miles nor'h of
Dawson, near Bear crapk, containing aboat
76i cre—#6o clcwd and under < -’' 3 il l /”'
lion—re balance well tfant-M
--dwelling, gin ho-se, and all nece-siry out
buddings For terms, etc., address
novlS, im J- W o
Dawson, Ga.
DAWSON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY. JANUARY 24 1878.
Ordinances
OF THE
CITY OF DAWSON,
Section 1. Any person or persons
fighting within the incorpoi at ion,
without sufficient provocation, or any
persons disturbing the peace of the
bit zetis thereof by any riotous, inde
cent or disorderly conduct, or any per
son accessory to any of the above,
shall on conviciioc be lined or imprfs
oned, or Lotla, at the discretion of the
Mayor
Sec. 2. Any person keeping a baw
dy house or house of illfame within
tlie Corporation shall be vSuirnioued
l y the Maishal to appear before the
■Mayor and on conviction shall he
fined, or imprisoned, or both, at the
Disi re.ion of the Mayer.
Sfc. 3. Anyoiersou keeping a gam
ing house or a bouse in which they
a low persons to bet at Poker, or nny
other game at Cards, or any game of
hazard, widiiu the incorporation, shall
on convi-'tion theieol be fined or im
piisonsd at the discretion of the May
or.
‘'>ec. 4. Any person betting at Po
ke- or any •filer game at Cards, or
at any gone ot hazard, wt in (he
inc'irpefaMup, sliall . n convietion
thereof be fined, 1 r imprisoned, at the
discretion of the Mayor.
Bec 5. Any person guilty of any
malicious mischief within the in corpo
ral in, s aii, upon conviction thereof,
tie fined or irupi isoned, or both, at the
discro ion ol the Mayor.
f-KC (5 A riv |*-t guilty of
-of Council white iti session,
shall ho fine ! or imprisoned, or both,
at (lie discretion of 'he Mayor.
-EC. 7. Any person or poisons pie
cing any obstructions in the sire is or
tn the side wh Its • i al r_v>, except in
ca ei- whom tt is setn >) v necctssitty
in the erection of buildings, 6ha:l be
fini-d or iinpifson and or both at the
discretion of the Muvor.
Sec. 8 Any person or person guil
ty o. resisting lie Mu -i, or at
tempting to rescue a prisoner from the
Marshal, or being accessary to the
same, on conviction thereot, shall o e
finedot imprtsuned, or n th, at the dis
oieti -n of i.* ,v ay-it.
Sec, 9. An y person nr p isous re
fusing to assist the Marsha), wit n
caded on y mm o ism* him in i e
tlisebarge <>l los do i *, slm! ,on proof
there f, be fitted, or imprisoned, at the
disetetion of tire Mayor.
ISfX'. 10. Auy person firing a gun or
p stol within Iwo n mil yi cU ol
ey [tuMie street or p'ivat’ 'esnlene ■,
or the filing ol any fite-arm* ni'hin
the ineoipoiatiou to the aniniyan. e of
any cioz- n or citizens, slh 1 on iHlnvij
iion thereof, he fi etl or imprisoned,
>i both, a! the discretion of the May
or .
Bt:c. 11 Any person who hitches a
noise or borie*, o ule or mules ox or
oxen, to any shade tree n tlie square
or tn tlie street-, or to hi v pi .vzi post,
.>r pailiug wi liin ttie incorpofrr’ioi ,or
vino u wagon, on r or carnage of
any kind on any puhlic sidewalk in
be citV of D>W o|i, or .nv person
l trie ~r 1 -;t trig 'iiu.i on llie s de
w4l ks. or leavitio ~.y b,,r. nr louses,
oiiile or mules, ox or xe> al lat e oil
'he sue its ot side wa ks, such horse
r h osos, mule or mu es, ox m oxen
shall I e arrested by tho Marshal and
be (fe iv red to is in I it- i on his p>\-
inir 'he Marsha •• e ih Hal u: and on
failing or refusing to pay o e dollar,
the Marshal sha.l detain said horse,
inii'e. n3, wagon, cart oi carriage un
til the said fine and all Cost is paid un
less ’he Council sto a p ope' to make
-uch other arrangements in the prem
ises as they deem necessary.
Bec. 12. Any pe: son pci mi ’.ng a
nuisance u> remn n ■ n is or iiei
piemises, within the ineoi porn ion, ten
hours after being notified y tin* Mn
snal to remove it, he s i e S' all fie
lemnved by the Mao > at such per
son’s expense, and on la’ u o to pay
such expense, the C oik .-1 id • mce.
to is-ue exei ution ag .in*' *uid pet
s<'n r and the same sh.il, be colie'o
in t esa ne vnode am! nann r as t
pointed out for the Collection of he
city tax 's
Sec. 13. Any person g ihy of
snooting tin—onukeiß, or a v o iiei
fire wink-, within the incorp- rat- liui
its of the city of Dawson, excep on
the 22-1 day of February, iii„ 4 n .lay
of July, and from the 24t dvy ol
December to tlie 31st day of Decem
ber in each y r. shall, on cm vie’.nm
thereof, bo fine-1, nr imprisoned, at ’.lie
discretion of the Mayor.
Sm. 14 A y person guilty of vio
lating he abbath day, co-.inoofy
called Sunday, within the incorpora
tion, by keeping open Grocery doers
Bar or Bdli <rri Ro-’ra doors, or teiaii
ing spirituous liquors on the Sabbath
day, eommon-y called Sunduy, shall
on conviction V erei f be fined or itn
p’isoripd, or both at the discretion ot
the Mayor.
Sec. 15. Ar.y person guilty of do
ing any kind of t-.bor on tue Sabbath
day, commonly cilied Suuday, not
looked upon a* being done in a well
ordered state of public morals, shall,
or. conviction thereof, t e fined or im
| rißoned, or bo h, at the discretion of
the Mayor.
sec. 1C Any person guilty of fast
tiding or driving anywhere in the in
corporation nf the City shall be arres
ted by the Marshal and fined or im
prisoned, or both, at the descretion of
the Mayor
Sec. 17. Be it ordained, ' r hat no
person or persons, be allowed to erect
any woodan budding or building*,
within four hundred and four leet of
Public Square, except in blocks where
wooden buildings have already been 1
built, r.nd are standing at the time
the party wishing to build proposes
to erect wooden buildings,
Sec 18- Any person guilty of any
public indecency within the incor
poration, shall, on c nviotion, he fined
or imprisoned at the discretion of the
Mayor.
Sec. 19. Be it ordained, That any
person who shall lie summoned, either
written or verbal, by the Marshal, to
testify before too Council in any case,
and such person refuses or fails to do
so, he shall beconsidred in contempt,
and on conviction thereof, shall be
fined or imprisoned, or both, at the
discretion of the Mayor.
•Sec. 20. It shall be the duty nf the
Marshal to arrest and corfine in the
Guard House, until released by the
Mayor, any one in a state of intoxica
tion and obstructing any thoroughfare
or annoying anv citizens, within the
incorporation. Any one guilty of this
secti n, shall tie fined or imprisoned
at the discetion of the Mayor.
Sec. 21. The Marsha! shall keep a
vigi ant watch thronghout the city,
and in al! cases when any of the city
Ordinances are violated, it shall be
his Inly to repair o the place and ar
rest the parlies engaged, and o.use
them to be tried he'nre the Mayor
tor the violation of such orlionnoes
ns 'hey uy be guilty of, and in all
cases of resistance he shad have pow
“' a'd authority to call to his assis
tance the posse commi'atns ot theory.
!“ec. 22 Be it ordained, That no
fine inmnsed hy the 'layer fc any
one offenic 0 whatever, sball exceed the
sum . f fifry dollars, nor no sentence
of confinement shall he for a lonToi
ticre than twenty davp.
•Sec, 23. All fin*s and taxes eob'C
ted by the Marahal shall he paid over
burn -diatelv *0 the Clerk and by him
to the Treasurer
Sec. 24. All estrays froutid within
the corporation shal be taken .up bv
the Marshal, and be disposed ot by
him n the same wiv and manner
that is provided by tho statute of
Georgia for disposing ot Estrays, and
he shall collect for each h tso or mole
so taken un, the sum of one dollar
Bec. 25 The Marshal shall receive
for each at rest arid conviction, costs
according tn the fo'lnwing scale; —
Where the fine is five dollars or less.
■me dollar cot; when the fine is less,
than tr-R dollts and more than five
dollars two do'lars costs; where the
fine ?s more than ten dollars, three
and "liars co-t, and that the p’lfy ron
vioctec shall pay said eo-l and in civil
case- for each levy 50 cents and where
'he fi tn. is settled before Sa’e, 50
emits and on pales when collec’od is
■ss than SSO, 50 can's, and where
amount Exceeds SSO, 2 ner i ent,
ecnniiiissinTl. for ninLing deed, SI,OO
Sec 27. Tne M 'Vot upon informa
tion o him upon nath.ot any poison,
loaling about the city of Dawson.—
having no employment oi visdile means
of support, shall issue a wa m ant against
said person, or persons, for vagrancy
requiring the Marshal to ar e*' nai l
parson or poisons, and bring them
before bin) lor trial; and it upon rhe
tiiai ’be Mayor is sa'istiied of die fret
so a leged from the evidence, lie shall
f ind ilo ni over to the Supen.o Uou.
of the county to answer t > the charge
Sec. 28. l’ha'. in the absence ot the
Mayor on the tria of any ca-e, a..y
one of the rouiiciloieii may an' as
M yAr pro ten , and shall be el ,'lie t
with thesanieauthoriiy t at ilieMnym
Would have been, hail beheen presen
Sec 29 The Mayor ehai be clothed
wiill the powar aud athoriry' to have
off-ndors againsi any one nr m-ire of
tu. Ordinances ol the Ci y "t Diw-ou
brought before him and si’ and de
fat uiiue upon KU id Case a 101 l Ulliesstfio
offender be of such acloi Cter as ill
big opinion he sha l ulee-u nere*sa \
to cal the Council togeili- r a. two or
more if hem to try said offender
Sec. 29. lie it ordained, T it il
the Marshal lads t" discharge his ■ tfi
■la lu i■•* fai'hfuiiy, •• -had oe g'U 1 ’
ty r .ci v un'ic oning or iiu;u ir h
conduct, Im shall in- brought tielore
the Mayor and on c iivicinui. be ti • i
or i.charged, r hntu, at toe d.sere
lioti idJhe M iyoi an 1 it liscoaig.-d,
t e Conned MUa! p "ceed nn ii -d atelv
'O tie e|ec ; I'llt ill all' Iter Ml saal
Sf.C. 30 lie i o.'d need, lliat in all
case- where dead stock id atiy kind is
found within (tie i Cnrpio ation, where
it tliighl t.ec me a am-aiice to ally c.t
izen, oi ci-izen-, lie-Vlaishal -hail in
quire theouiiei to rein ve the same;
if i.o mo hi i.e found, the Marshal
s all reriHive it at th- expense of
Couiicih
Sec 31 Be it onluiaed, Ttrat the
ar meetings of the City Council
shall t e the Fu r Monday ot each
in -ntli, a' 8 o’cl tek P M., at the. Court
ouse, m the City ot Daws >n.
Sec. 32. Each C uociiman sliall a;
tend e ch regular meeting ot the
Council, and in eveiy caso ot absence
on their part, they shall render t' ere
lor a good excuse, or else pay u fine
at the discr- lion of the Mayoi.
Sec 33. Be it ordained, That the
billowing iat-8 sbal be allowedl Diav
meu for hauling:
l"Vr hauling 500 j ounds or less, 25
etc. For hauling nvei 500 pounds, and
not more than 1000 pounds, 50 els.—
For hunting over 1000 pounds, and nut
more than 1500 pounds, 75 cts. Be it
further ordained, That any persons
Licensed to iun a Dray, or Wagun,
who when called onto haul, refuses to
do so without a good excuse to he
judged of by the Slavor shall be fined
at the discretion of the Mayor.
Sec. 34. Be if ordained by the
Council of the city of Dawson, That
any person interfering with the work
ing of the streets, in any manner,
shall, upon conviction before the
Mayor, be fined or imprisoued at the
discretion of the Mayor.
Sec 35. Be it ordained, That each
and eveiy Male Inhabitant, between
the age of 1G and 50 y-ars, within
the incorporation of the city of Daw
son, shall pay a Street Tax of 82.00
Ami iu default thereof, sh II work five
days under tLo street Superintendent
ou the streets, and failing or refusing
to work, be imprisoned at the disoie
tion of the Mayor.
Sec 36. Be it ordained by the city
council of Dawson, That the following
ordinance shall b’ iu foice Jfur the,
government ol the city cemetery:
Auticlk 1. Any persou or persons 1
encroaching on, or obstructing the j
wa ks with fences, sin übery or huiials,
shall fie fined or imprisoned, ot the
discretion of 'he mayor, and pay costs
ol removal.
Aut v 2. Any person or persons mu
tilating urj abstracting any nf tbe
sluuhery or fl iwers, sliall be fined or
itnpiisoned,;nl ihe discretion of the
Mayor.
Art. 3. Auv/persnue desiring a lot
not already allowed to tnom, must
ob'am tbe serv.ces of the marshal to
supertutend the .laying uff of the
same.
Akt. 4 The prise of lois in the city
cemetery shall he as follows: Itesi
omit tux piyers, $10; Non-residents,
not paying coy tiX, S2O.
Art, 5. I’he city marshal shall be
enti led to $1 out of lh sale ot emh
fot. for laying If ihe same
Sec. 37 Be it 01 darned by the
Mayo 1 aim Aldeiuieli of the otiy of
Dawson, That no person within ihe
■ ncoiporaio limits sin II he allowed to
keep >my vicious or fighting annum
a large 00 tU- streets or stdew tike
aui any p is 0 iMvimr such viciuu*;
a nil I, sll ill, alter due notice, eOiifi.O
sucn mimai vvitniu pioper inrcosU'e,
and on - failing to do bo oy inoownci,
the marshal shall seize ouch animal
a.I • icilVei (tic animal to ihe owner
hy paying live debars, and in ett o the
owuei shall tail or reluse .y such
line, lie in,isi.il shall dispose of said
animal as tie may see proper, in offer
tu seen h said fin and costs
Sec. 38 Be it ordained by the
ui yor and city council, Tna*. no li
cense issued by the City council shall
l>e uansierable.
SEC 39 Be it ordaiueil by t e city
Counci , That any pe.sou boarding an
oth r, not a citizen of D iwson, lor a
period of tune less than one month,
shall he considered as eu’crtuiiimg
tran-cient boarders, and s.iject to
taka license as pre.-eribed in section
40, and falling to procure tho ace,
shall bo su'-ject 10 the penalties as
prescribed in section of me city onliu-
Hll.'Hs
Sec 40 Be it ordained, That tn
following fees.shali b. paid for Licensui
Retail Lhj'ioi L cense, payable
quin lorly in hdvf nee, with bond
and secu'iiy for payment of
las’ truen quarters, nd comply
•.villi the statutes $2U0.00
For parties who sell l/quiir
l.y tin- q i.ut or but tie, sixes,
pay ab e quarterly, wifb build
ands cuiity for las’ three
quarters, and comply with the
statutes 75.00
F t pr ties who sell L'quors
in quantities gieater than one
quai l and less ’ban one gallon,
payable i-i advance 50.00
Saloons whore Ice Cream and
I, uionade, or either, is sold.. 10.00
Bill! nd tables, each 25.00
Bill -ii d'en Pin alleys,each... 50,00
Hotels, nr Houses where
trauscient cu-h-mers aie enter
t tried,each 25.00
Restaur uit or-stings Mona, each 15.00
•Street Tanias, each 10.00
Aue ionners, each 20.00
Itenerant traders, ai dtseretion
of theM .yoi, $2 00 to S2O 00
per Week.
Each In u:auce Company, rep
ie-ented y L cal Ag-nt 5.00
Each I so ran oe Company, rop
escuted by Trauscient Agt 10.00
A' fist, duch 10.00
V uider* in chance ptivileg. s
uni gift enterprises 100.00
B n tiei -, each 5 00
E rch person Cting as agent fur
air. E pres* Company • 10.00
Circus shows, per day 25.00
All o’her show- or exhibitions,
per nay, at discretion of the
M iy i, $5 00 to SIO.OO.
S’re*v D umaie.s 25 00
One ti lls din)’-, each 10-00
Two horse drays, each 15.00
Four louse dray-, each 20.00
Eager Beer, Aie or Puitei sa
loons 25d 0
Parties sed u file works of
any kind, or -and ci ackers £OO.OO
Sec. 4L B- it orda.ned, That any
petson <-r fi m engaging in any bns -
ne * tor m icn a liceose is required,
without fi st precunrig a license from
the Clerk ot th* cty council, shall,
on con victim., b H fin- (f or impri-oned,
or i nth, at discretion of tfie Mayor.
Sec. 42. Be it “id-nned, That the
Clei k shall rec-ive the sum of One
Dollar tui each aid eveiy Kceege ie
suod by bi.-.i ; in all cases th* pardon
■ bt-iiniug the license to pay the fee
And all cases trie I before the Mayor
or city c- unc’l, the Clerk shall be en
titled to 50 cents cost, tlie convicted
party paying the cost
Sec. 43. B it ordained, That any
parson, ot persons, hauling w’.thin the
incorporation, except lumber and fire
wood, and charging for the same,
without first precuing a license, shali
he fined, or imprisoned, or both, at
discretion of the Mayor.
Sec. 44. He it ordained, That all
the ordinances here laid down, or
passed by the City Council, of the
city ot Dawson, Terrell county, shal'
be deemed and consul rred applicable
only to each anti every violation of
said Ordinance *hn£ .i.av arise or take
phtce, or originate in the I"corporate
Limits cf the Oity of Dawson.
Sec. 45. Be it ordained, etc., That
the revised compilation of Ihe Ordin
ances of this citj’, prepared under its
| authority, by Ordinance Committee.
! and fully examined ar.d approved by
the Mayor and Council, fie, and the
same is hereby adopted as the Ordin
ances of the city of Dawson, to fie in
force and take effect on the first day
wf January, IS7B.
Sec. 4G And be it farther ordaited ,
That all Ordinances coullicticg ate
hereby rej ealed.
MAT R,
A. J. BALDWIN, Mayor.
AI.DKKMKN f
W. a PASCHAL,
J. M. SIMMONS,
b. McDonald,
J. L. GRIFFIN,
11. S BELL.
J. M. SIMMONS, Clerk,
J. L. GRIFFIN, Treasurer.
PETEH BENEFITS SPEECH.
A correspondent of the N. Y
World has contributed an interesting
article to that paper concerning Mr.
A. H. Stephens. The following s'ory
which we clip from it, will well repay
perusal;
Oua of the memories of the Georgia
bar with which he iikes to amuse his
visitors ia tna Potter Bennett speech.
I hive seen another report of it with
the names mostly w.owg, and will try
to come nearer Mr. own re
atiun.
A doct-’r named Royston had sued,
filter Bennett far his bill, long over
d up, for attending the w ife of the
latter, Alexander 11. Stephens was'
on Benneu’ssid -.and Unhurt Toombs,
then Si-nut ir of the Uuited States, was
for Dr. Ri ystoti. Tho Doctor proved
bis number of visits, their value ac
cording to heal custom, and his own
aii I hoi iyto do medical pracrcfl. Mr.
Stephens told his c'c-tit that the phys
ician made out his ea-e and es there
was nothing wherewith to refute
offset the claim, the only thing let; to
do was to pay it. “No,” said Petei ;
•‘I hired you to speak to my case, and
now speak.”
Mr. Stephens told him there was
nothing to say; ho had looked on to
see it was mnde out, ami it was.
Peter was ohstina epind at at Mrs
Stephen* told him to make a speech
himself, if ne fiiought one could fie
made.
“I will,” said Peter Bmnott, “if
Bobby Tooiubs wont be be too hard
on me.”
Senator Toombs jisomisod, aud Pe
ter be -an;
“Gentlemen or the Juur; You
and I is plain farmers, and if we
don’t stick tnge her these ’ere lawyers
ai.d doctors will git the advantage of
us. I nia’t no lawyer nor doctor, and
ain’t no objections to I hem in their
proper pl-cp ; blit they ain’t faruieri
gentlemen of the jury.” •
“Now this man Royston wasa new
doctor, and I went for him to come
an’doctor my wife’s so e leg. And
tie camo an’ put some salve truck on
to it and some rags but nevpr done
it on- tui of good, go iiemeti of the
jury. I don’t believe fie is no doctot,
noway. Thare is doctors as is ooi
tms sore enough, but inis mao don’t
earn his money, and if you send for
him, as Mrs. Surah Atkinson del for
a negto boy as was worth SI,OOO, he
just kills him and wants pay for il.”
“i don’t,” thundered the Doctor.
cure hiur?” asked l’etei,
with the slow accents of a judge with
the black cap on.
Tne Doctor was s lent, and Peter pro"
ceeded:
“As I was a savin’ gentleman of tlie
jury, we fanners when we sell our cot
ton has to give valley for the money
wo ask, and doctors ain’t none too j
good to be pu*. to the same rule. And
1 don’t believe this Sam Royston is tio
doctor, nohow.”
The physician put in his oar, “Look
at my if you think I atn no
doctor.”
“His diploma !” exclaimed the new
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fledge 1 orator, with contempt, w Hi*
diploma! Gentlemen, that is a big
woid for printed sheepskin, and H
didn’t make no doctor of the sheep as
first wore it. A good newspaper ba
more in it, and I pint out to you thai
he aint no doctor at all.”
The man ol medicine was now in a
fury, '.and screamed out, Ask my pa
tients if I am’not a doctor !”
“I askedjmy wife,” retorted Peter,
“an’ she said as how she thought you
wasn’t.”
“A*k my ofhor palieuts,” said Dr.
Royttton.
This seamed to be the straw that
broke the camel’s back, far Peter re
plied with look and tone of unuttera
ble vadnsss:
“That is a hatd saytn’, gentlemen
of the jury, am! one as requires me to
die or to have power as I have iiearn
tell ceased to be exercised since the
Apns les. Poes.he expect me to bring
the Angel Gabiial down to toot hie
horn befoie his time and ciy uloud
Awake, ye dead, and tell this Court
and jury your opinion of Royston’s
practice ?” Am Itogo to tha lonoly
chuichyaid and rapmi the silent tomb
and say to nm as is at las! at rest
from physic and doctor bills, “Git up
here you, and state if you died a nat
ural death, or was hurried up some
by doctors ?” He says ask his pa
tients, and, gentlemen of the jury, they
are all dead. Wheie is Mrs. Beaz’.c)’s
man, Ham? Go ar.k the worms iu the
graveyard where lie lies. Mi. Peako’s
woman Sarah, was attended to by
him, and her f moral waeappointed,
and he had the corpse ready. Whore
is that likely Bill ae belonging to Mr.
Mitchell? Now in glory a’ expressin
hisoyinion of R iyston’s doctriu'.—■
Where is that "baby ga! of Harry
Stephens? She are where doctors
cense from troublin’ and the infants
me nt rest.
Gentlemen of the jnry, he has et
chicken enough at iny honae to pay
fur his sa'vr*, and I furnished the rags,
mid I don’t suppose' he charges
lor makin’ of her worse, and even
*‘e cori’t pretend to charge for curin’
of her, and I am humbly thankful
that he never Ignvo her nothing for
tier as he did his other pv
tient , for somethin’made urn all die
m ghty sudden”
Here the applause made the epoak
er sit down in great confusion, and in
spite of a logical restatement 'of tho
case by Senator Toombs the doctor
lost and Peter Bennett won.
GOING IN DEBT.
Flslf theyoungjmen in tho country
-with r.-any old enough to know
better --would “go into bnisness,” that
s in debt, to-morrow, if they could.—
Most poor men are so ignorant as to
envy the merchant and manufacturer
who-e whole life is an incessant strug
gle with pecuniary difficulties, who
ie driven to constaut ‘’shining,” and
whr.Jrom month to moDth, barely
evaoes *hat insolvency which sooner
or later overtake* most men in business;
so that it has been computed that but
one in twenty of them achieves pecu
niary success. Formyown part —andl
speak from sad experience—l had
rather be a convict in a Sate ptigon>
a U\e in a rice swamp, than to pass
throng li e under the harrow of debt*
Let no man misjudge himself un
fortunate or truly poor so long as he
has the full use of his limbs and fac
ulties, and is substantially free from
debt. Hunger, cold, rags, hard well j
contempt, suspicion, unjust reproach’
disagteoahle, but debt is in finitely worse
than them ad. I repeat, my young
fiieuds. avoid pecuniary obligation as
you would pestilence and famine.
If you have but fifryjceuts, and can
get no more fcr a week, buy a peck
of coin, parch it, and lire on it rather
than owe any man a dollar Of CDurse,
I know that some men must do fcuis
ness that involve risks, and must often
! givo no*es, and other obligation, nmJ
I do not consider him ready in dabt,
who can lay hi/ hand directly oc the
means of paying, at some little sanri
ff -e allheuws. I speak of real debt
'hat whi' h involveanak or sacrifice on
the one side, obligtion and dependence
on the other; and 1 say, from ad such
let the youth humh'y pray Qjd to pre
erva him evermore!