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[)A\VSOi\ JOURNAL
Dawson gA., nov. so, 186«<
JOB |4i»TI»C.
Having just received u new .Job
p ßl|9| and other uta'.eriul, <vo would
notify the public that we are iully pro
pared to execute all kinds of job
work— such as lubels, lctter-heacte
hand bills, posters, programmes, cir
culars etc., in the best style, at short
notice,’ and at MACON 1J ICES.
A number of nanus on our subscrip,
lion book, arc marked paid* for a sh<rter
period than odo year. Those who wish
their papers continued will please noti
fy us of tho fact at once, remitting the
amount for any further time it is de
sired.
TitßinniNa Book —Evrryon? in this
countrv, is of course interested in the
■'Past Ninety and ys of the war,” an 1
consequently, should be sura to read
the book of “this title advtriscd in
ant lhr colum•
MAQMi'tctNT, —In behalf of the “fe
male portion” of the Journal, we
would take off our hats to the courte
ous gentlemen of E. B. Loy’ess’ estab
lishment— particularly tho indomitable
•Toney,”—and return many thanks
for the magnificent shoes presented
the other day. We have examined
their stock, and in this as well as eve
ry other line, it is huge in proportion
and superbly excellent in quality. It
is the very place to completely shoe
and clothe yourselves trr the winter in
handsome and endurable stylo, lor a
small amount of money. Don't take
our word for it but give them a call
Mobs Entbupiusb —We notice that
our enterprising fiiends, Farnuin &
fcjharp are erecting, adjoining their o and
stable, and immense new Livery Sta
ble, which bids lair, from the appea:-
anee of the frame, and the good taste
of the proprietors to prove not only
useful, but rather an ornament, in its
line, to our thriving litt'e city. The
cite of tde eld stable has been sold to
partiei who, we understand will erect
a large and handsome brick bus'ness
house upon it.
Every lot between the Livery Stable
and the new -‘Journal Building” has
been sold to different partiis, and pre
parations are on f.ol f r their improve
meat.
Speed the good work ! say we. A
bill has just been introduced in the
I.egis'ature to incorporate tho Bain
bridge and Dawson r. ilroad- and with
this road comp'eted, Dawson is at once
the Atlanta of Southwest Georgia.—
Let’s have the Rai'road.
Hews items.
General Wctern papers advocates the
alsorption of Mexico by the U. S
Every jerson in the Nevada Sato
Prison, can play p*.k r
The French fis' rm n caught 110,
000,000 sardines l ist year.
There are in all Scotland 320,723
houses of only one apartment.
There have been 21,556 deaths from |
Cbcl ra in Hungary.
Whiskey and cigars are furnished to
itho paupers in the Buffalo poor house.
Iu Black Rook county, Cilif rnia,
there jbw petrified trie seven bundled
feet in length.
A specimen of “tack hair,” is to be
exhibited at the Paris Exposition which
is valued at£3,ooo.
The papers record the case <fa
y ung girl in Maine, wlisi b ood
changed into sugar. Wo kn'ws- me
girls who are all sugar.
Dawson t'riees Current.
Corrected Weekly by W. F. ORR.
Cotton, 23 a 26 I Gold, 35 a 40
DeLainea, 35 a6O | Silver,.... SO
Lancaster, 40 a45 Prints,,.. .18 a26
Sheeting, 26 a2B Ginglitna 50 a6O
factory Yarns, 2 75a300 Lard 20a25
Coats’ Thread, 1 25a 160 Osnaburgs2B a3O
Kx. Faro. Flour,Js a2O Bacon, ...25n30
Superfine, 13 a 16 C0rn,..l 60«1 75
Bice, 15 alB Tea .1 50»2 50
Sugar, Brown,. .20 a25 Coffee;.,. ,88a 40
Coffee Sugar,,. .25 Candy,,. .60 a75
Syrup, cane,... .65 a75 Cheese Soa4o
“ sorghum 40 a6O Salt, I
Bagging, Kenl’y, 40 a45 Class, 9 a 11
“ Gunny, 45 a Butter.... 25a SO
Rope, 25 a Eggs,... 15a 25
Candles, Star,. ..85 a6O Beeswax,.ls a2O
Dried Fruit,... .10 als Fallow,. .121 als
Tobacco, 50al 25 Scuff,..l 00a 150
Soap, turp’ntine.2o a 25 Nails, ...12
Whiskey.... 300a6 00 I Shot,... .20
Coperas, 10 a 15 | Powder,. .60 a 75
tar We are otithorir.-d to attpource the
name of S. WISE: PARKER, for Solicitor
General for the Pataula Circuit, Election fits T
Wednesday in January next. nov2-id
Errors of Youth.
A GENTLEMAN’ who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature De
cay, and all the effects of youthful indiscre
tion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity,
send free to all who need it, the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Suffeierj wishing to
profit by the advertiser’s experience, can do
ao by addressing, in, perfect confidence,
JOHN 3. OGDEN,
oov2-3m No. 42 (?edar St., New York.
Ronthwcslcrn Hailroad.
WM. HOLT, Pres. | VIRGIL POWERS, Sup
Leaves Macon 7 23, A if ; arrives at Eu
faula 6 18, F M ; Leaves Eufaula 5 10, A M ;
Arrive* at Macon 4 10, P M.
ALBANY BRANCH.
Leaves Bmilbville 2 42, P M ; Arrives at
Albany 3 »4, P M ; Leaves Albany 7 80, A M; ;
Arrives at Smith r ill tt » Ob, A M.
R‘ W. CUUBXOUK O. A. CALOVVKLL.
W. HxXLIHUKS.
CUBBEDGE CaTcWELL & CO.
BANKERS,
ccond Street, Jllucon, Ga.
Stocks, Bonds, uncurrcnt funds, coin, sterling
and domestic exchange bonnght and sold—
depos-its received—monies invested
aa parties may direct. Collec
tions made and promptly
remitted.
Autuorixeo Rivuricncks—Nat. Bank Re
public, N. Y ; 3d Nat. Bank, Nashville, Tenn.
First Nat Hank, Charleston, 8. C.; Savannah
National Bank; Atlanta Nat. Bank, Atlanta,
Ga.; Josiah Mortis, Banker, Montgomery,
Ala ; John Caldwell, Columbia, South Car
olina. July 18,6 m
First National Bank of Macon.
SIGHT and time bills on various poiuts pur
chased at all times.
Liberal advances made on shipments of
Cotton to any good Northern or European
houses.
I ollectior.s made and promptly remitted for.
We shall keep supplied so far as possible
with New York Exchange, which will be
sold nt the lowest rates charged in other cit
es of the State.
„ W. \V. WKIGLY, Cashier.
I. C. PLANT, President.
Directors: H. L. Jewett, Wm. T. Li.ht
fno’, E. Johnston W. U. Ross, Wm B. Dius
more, 11. B. Plant.
i. v. PLJ.rr.
WILL continue business at bis old office,
and will make investments for parties as they
mav direct.
lie will also purchase and sell Stocks, Bonds, |
Gold, Silver, Banks Notes, Seven per cent. I
Stateof Georgia Bonds—new issue—and Din
ted States Revenue stamp—all denomination, j
fors sale here at par.
He will make liberal advances until good
sale can be made, charging a small commission .
for the same.
jxilitcoi
HAS
NEW YORK!
BROUGHT HOME
DRUGS, TAINTS, OILS,
VARNISHES, DYES,
Patent Medicines, Perfumery,
WINES, &C.,
As cheap as in New York with Freights |
added.
Our articles are rot only Cheap, but are|
Pure and Good, and we are offering great
bargains because we bought our goods for |
Cash, and laid iu our Stock at the time Gold ‘
was 25 per cent. We also are under
CHEAP HE NTS,
WHICH MAKES CHEAP GOODS,
And if you want great bargains, you shall
have the advantage of our Low Purchases.
We Cannot be I ndersold.
Babbits Potash, sll 74J per case.
Plantation Bitter-, sll 74f per ease.
Spirits Turpentine, 89e, per gallon.
Concentrated Lve, $lO per case, (4 dozen.)
Blue S'one, 16$ cents.
Coal Oil, 86c. per gallon.
These are a few of our published prices at
wholesale, but give us a call, and in large
quantities we may do bet'er.
J. H ZEIUf* & CO’S.,
Opposite
Telegraph Printing Offiee,
is tlio place to get Great Bargains
Remember The Great
The Old Standard Frame Dm? Store,
Corner i liorrv uiid Second Si's.
11 *ir Brushes of Pearl, ivory, Hose and
S.tiin Woqd. Tooth brushes that the II «ir
donVeome out. Pomades, Soaps, Shaving
Brushes, Wines, L : quo»s, Toilet Setts, Hair
Oils, colognes, Lubius Exiracs. All from
ENGLAND AND FRANCE
direct of our own importation. Aid have
! passed through no second hands; and will
be sol 1 at New York Prices.
White le ad, Speira Oil, Tanner’s Oil, Lin
seed Oil, and ail kinds of Oils.
Small Profits and Quick Sales, Is
our Motto.
IMPORTANT TOMOTHERS.
Certain medical properties have recently
been discovered in roots and herbs, which if
properly combined and administered, will
expel Worms from the human system with*
out injury to the person using it,* and at the
same time with Certainty.
Mrs. I W'inslotcs If 'orm Candy
contains these ingredients in the proper
: form and proportions, and is the only modi
cine row known that does, and for this rea
son it is a certain, safe and agreeable remedy
for that troublesome and fatal disease so
common to Children.
For the following reasons, this Mediciue
should be used in preference to all others
, for this disease :
1. It is safe and uo bad effects arise from
its use.
2 It is agreeable and attractive. Children
crave it, and take it without knowing for
\vh\t it is intended.
3. It. is speedv in its effects.
4. It is pure Vegetable.
6. It is cheap—within the reach of every
one.
Mothers, if yon would save the lives of
your Children, use it and no other.
CHAMBERLAIN BROS.,
Knoxville, Tenn, Sole Agents.
And for sale bv
J. KI. ZEILH *V CO.,
Macon, Ga ,
And Druggists throughout the country,
cell 2 th
NEW JfcWEEKY STORE !
L. H. WING.
90 .Hit.BEllnr- ST., 90
Opposite Linier House,
MACON, GA.
CLOCKS,
WATCHES,
Coin Stiver Spoons and Forks,
Jewelry of All Silver
Plated Ware, tiobUte, Cu/>»,
And maoy Fancy articles of Solid Silver for
iiltin.tl. FBESE.YTS.
Fancy Goods : Knive*, Raixore , Combe,
Brush**, Pocket Book*, Guitars, and Vio~
lin String*, Ac , Ac.
Watches, Clocks,and Jewelry, repaired
on ihort notice, and waran’ed.
nov 9 3m
NSW GOODS!
CHEAPER’— “>» CHEAPEST'
BY BALDWIN A CO.,
(At Baldwin’* old slsmd,)
Lawson, : : Georgia,
We are recciv : ng direct from Now
York, a largo aud general assortment of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE
CUTLERY, HOLLOW WARE
and everything else u-ua!ly found in a
first class store. All of which were
bought for CASH, at the /. OWES 1
NEW YORK PRICES.
In our stock may be found, at re
duced prices,
L.f«i£S’ dress goods,
Prints <f different grad-s,
Beauntul Muslins,
White and bleached Good
lloß'ory, Gloves Ribbons, Dross Trim
mings, etc., etc ,
ALSO
LADIES Hats, Bonnets, and shoes
of thevery finest quality, and gentle
men’s Hats, Boots and Shots for sale
at
Wholesale Prices,
and as cheap as th. y now can be
bought in New York. Shoes and
Hats range from 50 cents up to $5 00.
We keep everything necessary to
complete a gentleman's wardrobe.
Six dozen Grindstones of best qual
ity ; •
It is unnecessary now to enumerate
dis ferent articles. We intend keep
ing every thing the people want.
Our goods sbell he sold at he very
LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURE.
Country Merchants and planters
cansave money by calling on us.
Our Motto is
“Cheaper than the Cheapest.”
J une Bth, 1866.
It.l IFSO.r, EE.IM.iEE,
II ICC II SCHOOL,
FOK 1867.
Rev’J. George Bright, assisted by Mi«
Mollie Bright, and Miss SaHie Bright, will
open on the first Monday iu January next, in
ihe Town of Dawson ; a Female School of a
grade of Scholarship, equual to that of most
of the Female Colleges in the Sou'll.
Such an lusiitut'on is needed in the
young aud flourishing Town of Dawson, and
i' is hoped that all who desire the wel'are of
our Town, and w ho have daughters to educate
will, by giving us their p'Uron-’.g;., rm tri
building up the ‘‘Dawson Female II gh
aAChOOk' 1
PRICE OF TUITION , per term of twenty
we* ks, payable quarterly in advance.
For the Primary Department, sl6 00.
For the Preparatory Department, S2O 00.
For tho Academic Department, $24 00.
Lt'in and French (extra) each $5 00
Mn-i • o i the Piano Forte, $-4 00.
ill Terences Tor Characler and
SI finding :
Dawson—Judge Wilev G. Parks, Rev. T.
T. Chris iin
Chickasawhatchie —Rev. C. A. Cvowell,
Mr. Russel Glenn.
Cuthbf.rt— R»»v. W. A. Parks.
Lumpkin—Rev. L J. Davies, Rev. J. C.
Simmons.
Weston—Rev. D. O. Drfecol.
A .sikhiccs —Rev. S. Anthony, Rev. Adam
Robinson.
Macon —Rev. F. IT. Myers D. D., Rev. J.
W. Burke, Rev. W. "M. Crumley, Proff, Buu
nt 11.
Forsyth—Rev. W. F. Cooke, Rev. Mr.
Ryburn. Judge Sp^ar.
Clint n— Rev. W. P. Arnold.
Sparta—B shop G. F. Pierce D. D., Rev.
Lovic Pierce D. D.
For Teaching Abilities reference is made
to the School Room, where we will be pleas
ed to «ee our Patrons on the last Friday in
each month*
2n O. BRIGHT. P ncip*fi
Terrell Sheriff Sule.
OX the first Tuesday in January next, will
be sold before the Court House door in
the town of Dawson, between the usual hours
of sale, the following property to-wit: One
house and lot, No. {*3, iu the tow nos Dawson,
known as the p’aoe whereon Mrs. Petty now
lives, levied on as the property of B F.
Brooks, to satisfy a fi fa from issued tram the
lufeiior court of said county, in favor of
John G. McKee v«j. B. F. Brooks. Property
pointed out by J. J. Scarbrough, plaintiff s
attorney.
Also, at the same time and place, one
house and lot in tho town of Dawson known
as the place whereon Mr. Llovl ior lives, 1
levied ou as the property of W. X. Docker,
to satisfy Justice court fi fas, and ether fi fas
in mv hands iu favor of A. YV. Caldwell vs.
W. X Pucker, property pointed out by plain
tiff’s attorney.
Also, at the same time and place, 2 bales
cotton now in J. A. Heirs Warehouse, fifty
four (54‘ f O) hundred lbs. seed cotton more or
less, now picked out, levied on as the proper
tv of Jas. 11. Cain, to satisfy a distress war
rant for rent, in favor of J. R. Lapr&d. !
Also, at the stme time and place, two hun
dred and foity bushels corn, more or less,
levied on as the property of Ja«. M., Caio, to j
Satisfy a distress warrant for rent, in favor of
J. R. Liprad, property point 'd out bv plain- !
tiff. M. W. KENNEDY,
Nov. 30, 1866. Sheriff.
ADESI B ABLE RESIDENCE.
FOR BA LE !
\ DWELLING house containing four
rooms, and all m e vssary out house**.— i
For farther information apply at this Office.
novSOSt
FhOUK,
SEED OATS!!
M EAL, E TO
Vine Bourbon, Bye nnd Corn
tl'/iiskj/.
Fine J'ariily of choice It'inrs,
I AM Ja*t rfosirin.e from tho Wooteni
m irkets, beaav stocks of the abore ariiclea
which I am enabled to sell at i'ery lotc
Brief* for cash. Wm. WOOTEN.
General Commietion Merchant.
N»r. 80 It. Dawson Ga
AIDIHGFF'S INSTITUTE.
A Select Scliool
FOR
jn.II.KS and EE.n.ILES.
The next Session will open on the
First Monday in January next —Ttiilion as
heretofore—s3o 00, in Advance, Languag
es $lO 00 extra.
The design is to maintain a school of a
high moral literary excellence ; no Students
will be retained who do not merit the *espect
of their Teacher.
H. YV vos ALDEHOFF, A. M.
Dawson, Nov. 23d, 1866. Principal.
wTmTtinno & coT,
BANKERS,
AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
N.:t i -.i.r.iii, Oct.
COKDIKT, JKNNINOS 4 CO., L. JENNINGS &CO ,
New York. Charleston, S. C.
YVe give our fiiends the Choice and Ad
vantage of all the abovo market*, iu which
we irnve our own Houses, and advance upon,
and ship Cotton to any European Market.
Arrangements have been made for the
payment in Savannah of all Coltou consigned
to us from any point in Georgia or Florida,
nov 23, lm.
W. H.
iISJID AlPdDmffldJAlßT#
ETJFA.TJLAI, ALABAMA.
Has for sale at tho lowest prices, the Largest and Best Selected Stock of,
!>KIiGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, Ac.,
Eger offered to the People of this Section.
STORE: North Side of Broad St., Sign of the e6 Q-olden Eagle & IVlortar.”
59 Mulberry SI., Macon, Ga. 59
D. C. HODGKINS & SON,
DKALERS IN*
guns, pistols,
FISHI.ro T.ICEB.E,
Gun nnd pistol ammunition, gun and piotol
i material and Spirting Hoods ot every
description. Also, one
ilorizoiilal Stf«na Eugiue & Boiler,
N*»w and Complete—at a Birgain—and one
Gun Smith’s HLaud Rifling Machine.
jaly 13,6 m _
WAKRANTJ CD
CHEMICAL COLD WATER SOAP.
r M^IIIS soap is warranted to make the clothes
L as clean as they can be made, without
ttoiling or battling.
One hand can wash afl many clothes in a
half,dnv wi«h this ebap, as would require two
days after the old style.
It i9 five times cheaper than We soao.
It varraoted not to injure the clothe?.
The ingredients cau be trad ot any Drug
Store at a tricing cost.
One hand cun do the work of three.
Pi ice of recipes $5 Persons purchasing
recipes, will have ihe money rcfuued if dis
sa 'sfied.
P. L. J. MAY Agt. for Patentee.
T. T. Ohristian is authorised to sell reciepes
or Terrell County
ocis f P- L .1 M.
COROII, li rrrll County.
\T Whereas, Mary Hawkii.s applies for let
ters of gu irdianship ol the minors of Lewis
S. Hawkins:
No ice is hereby given to all concerned, to
be and appear at my office within the time
prescribed by L iw, to show’ cause iT any they
have, why said let f ers should not be granted.
Given under my hand anu Official Jigna
ture, this Nov. 23d, 1866.
T. M. JONKS, Ord.
/ i SOftGIAi Terrell County.
\J Whereas. J. N. Sesefoi a apjlics for fit
ters oi dismission f;om Guardianship of Tur
ner Ilaruiau anJ minors of Ruben Sp( nee, de
ceased.
Notice is hereby given to oil interested* to
be end appear at my office within tfio time
presciibcd by Law, to show cause if any they
have, why said Letters should not be grant
ed.
Given under my band and Official Signa
ture. this Nov. 23d, 1866.
T. M. JONES, Ord.
~FX LiITOH S SA ILJU.
IN compliance with the will of Anthony
(J »jsirt, late of Terrell Comity deceased, will
b e s>ld before tbe Court House Door in the
Oitv of Dawson, on the firat Tuesday in Jau
u%ry next, one thous nd acres of land well
iin proved, lying in the fork of Chickasa»s
hatch*® Dcek, known at the “Cozart Place,”
wiifc encumbrances of widow’s downr.
nov 23 J 0. F. CLARK, Ex’r.
Notice lo Debtors and Creditors.
ALL persons ind ebted to estate of Antho
nj C't/art, U'e of Terrell county deceased, are
hereby notified lo make payment, and all per
sons holding claims against said estate, to
present them in terms of the Law.
nov 23 J- C. F. CLARK, Ex’r.
.1 uMijris trhtoivs s.il e.
BY virtue of an order from the Court of
Ordinary of Sumpter Co'nty, will be sold
before the Court House door in the town of
Morgan, Calhoun County, on the first Tues
day in December next—eight hundred and
twenty-five acres of land, belonging to the
estate ot Samuel R. YY'atker, deceased. Sold
for the benefit of heir* and creditor*.
J M WALKER,
BCUMAH E. WALKER,
n<rv9* Ant rs.
To Cotton Packers.
' A large lot of Hogging, Rope, aud Airow
Tie's just received and for sale at
.SHARP A BROWNS
and vt ORR, BROWN A CO'S ,
ba ctT bACti
VCar load of Salt, very cheap, just reciev
ed and for sale "t
SHARP & BROWN’S
or at ORR, UItOYVN A CO’S.,
novlO-tf
A FINE FAMILYCAR hi AGE 7 FOR
SALE.
WILL be sold before the Courtllouse door
i in Dawflou, on the first Tuesday in December,
if not oold at private sale before, a fine Car
! tiago and Harness. J. B. CRIM.
Jio MIHCHANTg.
GROCERIES
AT
WHOLESALE!
A\7E have in stole one of the Largest
y T Stocks of Groceries ever broucht to
this mai kot, and are offering them ou such
terms as will induce dealers to purchase Irmn
us in prefrence to Northern markets. YY'e
have in store and are daily receiving,
Bacon, Bides and Bhoulders,
Hams, Canvas widlilit n, Bulk hides.
Sufrars, A B and C, Giush’d and
Powdered.
Coffee, Lard, T.enf, Rice.
600 Barrels Flour.
Soda,* Potash, Lye.
Can’d Oyn'ers and Lohafers.
Starch, Gandies, Cruckeis.
Pota’oes, Onions, Boap.
Giindies. Raisins, Nil's. Pickles.
400 Boxes Tobacco.
Wooden ware, Buckets, Tubs etc.
Codfish, Mackerel, Bhnfish.
New York State and Dairy Cnetse.
800 Sacks Corn.
Hope, Bulging, Iron ties.
Barrel and Case I.iqours, &c.&c.
All of which we offer for Cash.
SItYITIOI R, JOiniKOK At Cos.,
Corner Cherry and Third Slrceie.
.n.n o.r 0.i.,
Jas. Sevmohb, 11. T. Jounson, A. R. Tinsley
novl6-tf.
GREAT ~ WATC H ~ SALE!
ON TIIE POrCJbAK ONE FRICE PLAN,
Giving every I’a(ran a Handsome
and Reliable Batch for the
loyv I'rice es Ten Hollars I
Without to Value.
And not to be Paid Jur unless perfectly
Satisfactory I
100 Solid Gold Hunt’ng Watches $250 to
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches 200 to 600
100 Ladies’ Wa*cbef>, Enamelled 100 to 800
200 Gold Hunting Chronometer Wale lies
250 to 300
200 Gold Uuntirg English Levers 200 to 250
300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches 160 to 200
500 Gold Hunting Amer. Watches 100 to 250
500 Silver Hunting Levers 50 to 150
500 Silver Hunting Dup’exes 76 to 260
500 Gold L kdies* Waiei.es 60 to 250
1,000 Gold Hunting L pines 60 to 75
1,000 Miscellaneous Silver Watches 60 to 100
2,500 Hunting Silver Watches 25 to 50
5,000 Aesoited Watches all kinds 10 to 75
SjSTEverv patron obtains a Watch by tbi
arrangement, costing but $lO, while it may
be worth $750 No partiality shown. jßTX
Mo shi sJ. HICK LING ft GO., 14S Broad
way, New Yoik City, wish to immediately dif*
pcse of the above magnificent Stock. Cer
tificates, naming the »»lieles, are placed in
sealed envelopes, and well mixed. Holders
are entitled to other ancles named on their
certificate, upon payment of Ten Debars,
whether it be a Watch worth $750 or one
worth lefH. The return of any of our certifi
cates entities you to the article named there
on, upon payment, irrespective of its worth,
and as no article valued less than $lO is narn*
ed on anv certificate, it will at once be seen
that this is
No Lottery' hut a sl l a*oh (•forward leyiti
m>Ue Truu section' which may be par tic i»
pattd in even by the most fastidious t
A single (7ertific»te will be sent bv n a'l,
po9t paid, upon rec >pt of 25 cents., live for
sl, eleven for si, thirty-three and elegant
premium for $5, sixly-six and more valuable
premium for $lO, one hundred and most fu
-1 perb Watch for sls. To Agents or those
wishing employm« nt this is a rare opportuni
! ty. It is a hgi i nately conducted business
I duly authorized by the Government, and cp. n
|to th*' must careful scrutiny. Try ns l
Address
J. UU KUXG&COm
.1 DMI.YIS TR.I TO IIS S+TC ML
UNDER an o der f oin the Court of Ordi
rary of Terrell bounty, will be f-oli before
the Court House Door, in the town of Daw*
sun, on the ft st Tuesday in January nexi;
hits of land No. 208 and 209 in the 18 h die,
of Webster count?, and putts of lo s No. 2
and 3, in the 17th D st., of Terrell County, and
No 210 in said county, district not, recollect
ed, but adjoining the above named lauds
making in all 730 acics, and lies on Bear
Creek and adjoining the lands, and near the
mills of W. J. Parker, etc., Also 425 acres
known as the hammock place, with ttie excep
tion of the widow’s dower, sold ns the prop
e«tv of Daniel Lx who* deceased, sold for the
ben fit of the creditors of said estate. Terms
ou day of sale. D. F. LAW HON,
nov 16 Admn’r.
Postponed Sheriff Sale.
WILL be sold before the Court House Poor,
in Siarksville L*e County, on the fi'St Tues
day in December next the following property
to wit: Due Bay Horse, two Mule-, one fine
Whirl Wind Colt one and a half years old,
one yoke Oxens and thirty-six head of hogs
ns the property of James A. Taylor, Hugh
W. Hasselrus and J. A. Davies in fiver of
Melton C. Ball. Property pointed out by de
fends ta. Fi fa i*su and from Dongbety senis
Annual Session. JAMES G. McKINNON.
novlfi Sh’ff.
FXECCTOMVB S*ILF.
WILL be sold before the Court House
Door in the town of Dawson, outlie first
Tuesday in next, lot ofUnd No. 130,
in the l»th district, of originally L--e, now
Terfell Couniy, belonging to the estate of
Willis Marlin, deceased, sold for the benefit
of the heirs of said and cea«ed. Tnis the 12 b
of Nov. 1866. JAB. W. WILKINSON.
nov 16 Ex’r
a Dali FYIS TiUl TOR'S S. IT F.
OS the first Tuesday in January next, will
be sold betoie the Court House Door, in Daw
son Terrell County, within the lawful hours of
sal *, suhj-ct to dowei s, two lots of land in
the 11th districts of of said Count*, Nos. fifty
three (53) and seventy-six (76), sold as the
property of Joseph P. Teirell, deceased, for
the ben« fit of the heirs and croditors of said
deceased. Terms Cash. L. C. HOYL.
noilO Adm’r.
Notice.
SIXTY days atifi' date a) plication will be
made to 'be Ordinary of TeTett county
lor ieave toseil ,h * rrai estate bclo-gio* to
tbe estate of DarKogSika*. 'a't.M I.eeccaj.
fv, deceased, tot theoen -f:: oi th-' h- irs.
IS C T 7 f (OOIiRAX. Fxcc>
T. W. FREEMAN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocer and Confectioner,
SSCIiniIRV Street,
.n.ivo.r .... a.t.
Fresh Ilah, Oysters See., in season, and
shipped to parlies out of the Cky, promptly
ou order.
nov 2 3m.
J. il. MIOER,
—TVITtI
SNIDER & MITCHEL,
EAI.ERS IX GROCERIES,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner, Third, and Poplar Sts , J. H. Ander
son & Son's old stand,
.n.ico.r, .... a.i.
, U P SKIDS*, B. W. UITCHID.
nov 2 3m.
henry c. Sheffield'
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Colquitt* .Hiller Co.,Ga,
References.— Obi. S. Wise Parkei, Col
uiu G ». ; Oapt. R. D. Chapman, Cuthbert Gu.
‘ Messrs Hesters &. 6’olley, Dawson Ga.
B- M’DONALD & CO.,
DAWSON G A ,
Have just recieved a splendid assortment of
new
FAMILY GROOKUIES
st the old stand of McDonald's, nnd would;
respectfully ask a couiinnation of the |
patronnge of the old friends of B. McDonald, |
who having incurred considerable losses,’
both of time, and money, on account of long j
, protracted sickness, and would nlsu beg of
those indebted to him, to came forward and
settle, as he is grcallv in need of m.ney.
oct!7-tf.
Staple l)ry G ood- a aid Groocrior
WA RE HO USE A Nit
Commission Business,
Corner of Broad and Eufauls Street, EU
FAULA. Aug. 10,6m*
LAUGia It It tt\OY.
HESTERS & COLLEY,
General Dealer* in
DRY GOODS
.t.VD CnOVEBIES,
PLANTATION SUITLIEB &C
Loylen Block , Depot street,
S pt. 6,if DAWSON, GA.
C. D. ANDERS >N. W. WOODS. JOSEPH DAT,
Special Part •
ANDERSON 8c WOODS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND TEALEUR IN
STAPLE DRY GOOD?, GROCER
lES and COMMERCIAL FERTIL
IZERS,
th at n st. .n.ico.r, o.t.
oet26 3 m.
JTOTICE.
t’l'' YY T 0 months after dat> application will
1 ba made to the Ordinary ol Terrell coun
ty for leave to sell aii tF o real e-oat'* if J. M.
Tucker, deceased. JKsSE TUCKER,
oell2* Admn’r.
.ro nvE.
**7 IhD be sold, on the SiVh day of tiiis
At month at the residence of M. P. Hollis
formerly of E. G. Biown at Brown’s Mills—
-13 head of line mu’es—sD head of very fine
cattle—6rt hetd of stock hogs, 2UOO buihe’s
of corn, a lot of sugar and syrup, plantation
yools nnd lO.OnO pounds pork. Terms cash.
novtJ iB6O. M. P. HOLU4.
TEBRELL hUEBtFE s.\
OX the first Tuesday in January r.ext will
he sold before tlie Court House door in Daw.
son Terrell Comify the following property to
»il : One hundred ands •venty-fi vo acres of
Band, of Lot Xo. 2 in the 12th district ol said
Oouptv. Also two mnh s, one bay ntule and
one Black mole, one Bay horse and one Sor
rel horse, all levied on a« tbe property ol
Kinlan Dail, to sati-ly oi c Tax fi fa and other
Tax fi fa’s in my hand ngaiust said Dail
Propertv pointed ou' by J. YV. Johnson, Tax
Collector, of said Oountv.
11. YV. KENNEDY.
no\9 t’it’ff.
Y OTICE.
ALL persons indebted to th« undersigned,
either by rote or acconn*, are requested to
come forward and settle, and uulcrS this is
complied with iu a few day*, their notes and
aeconn's will be placed in the hamls of a law
yer for collection. J. B. AV£N T.
Dawson, Nov 9 1866-St.
FARM I\ NORTH Eh A GEORGIA,
FOR »AI.E.
I offer for pale my f, rm of two huftdro 1
and sixty acres of land, eltuited en Conne
satiga River, two miles from Tilton, four from
Res.tca, aud eleven from Dalton. The West
ern & Ailar.t'c railroad runs throngh the ceu
tre of it. One hundred acre* cleared. There
is about one hundred acres bottom land on
the place—bearing o>cha and of choice grafted
fruit—very best freestone drinking va'er. —
The bouse contains six rooms and is Incited
in a gtove of for* st trees. Barn, crib, smoke
house, ka 'on the premises. The location is
healthy, and the land suited to raising stock,
hav, grain, For further information, ad*
dr*-s”, S. W. BACHMAN,
Nov9,6t Tilton, Ga.
FORCES’ SHOE HOUSE,
Whitehall S* ,
ATLANTA GA.,
HAVE on hand the largest ar.d bb«t select
ed Ftock of HOOTS and SHOES
» Ver brought to this m nket, and as *-h**v e<ime
direct from the Fast* rtl ManuTactu
rent' will be t ffered to country Merchants
at New York prices, freight addrd.
BW. Force formerly of Charleston SC,
will be pleased to see his former customers.
Nov2-ly
/ 1 OKOIA, Icm ll Ccnnty
VT Whereas. R. 0. Martin, applies to me
for letters of dKmissn n from the estate of
Eljih Tucker, decease and.
These are, therefore to cite and admenis
all persons concerned to he and appear at
my office within the time prescribed by law,
and show cause, if any exists, why said let
ers should not be graotrd.
Given under my hand and official eigna
ure, this Nov. 2< ! , 1866
1. M. JONES, Ordiosry.
READY MUDS CLOTHING"
4 Good isfortmenf iupt ynd lor
A sale a& vvhfn f m s*l CO
Megbath, Patterson & Cos.,
OPP OSITB L ANIER HO USE,
Wo. SO. Ell*’ OU Stand,
Macon, Ga.,
A RE receiving almost everything good to
I\. eat and drink I They have in .tore, and
to arrive aoon, auch a stoek aa will rouko it.
impossible for you to eall for anything in the
Gtocerv, Proviaion, YViue and Liquor line,
without finding it In their house.
READ AND PONDER WELD
YVo will receive in a few davs, New Jfack—
pr.'l, Fresh Cheese, Genuine Goshen But er,
and anything else that can he found.
Bugar, Brandies,
Or ffec, Old St. Croix Rum,
To*, Old Jam. Rum,
Syrup, Pure Irish Whiskey,
Vinegar, Ujurbon Whiskey,
Ilams, t ye»r old,
Pried Beef, 2 ’
Smok’d Tounges, 3
Pickled ” 4 " ”
Fulton M’kt P.ye Whisky,
Beef, Corn
Pick’ld Pork, xxxx,
Bacon, Sherry,
Lard, Port,
Flour, Wine,
Meal, Maderia
Grit?, Wine,
Salt, Claret,
Champagne,
No. 86.
ELLS’
Old Bland.
0 ■ ■
Green Seal,
Cl.quot Author,
HcidreiV, Rice,
But gundy, Soda,
Chambert'n, Pepper,
SparkliDg Salmon,
Hock. Mackerel,
Maraschino’ Yeast Powders,
Sauturne, White Eisb,
Rhine Wines, Blue Fieb,
D’Absinihe, Sardines,
Pickles, Oysters,
Gelatine, Citron,
Dates, Jellies,
Canned Fruits, Sauces,
nov 2 Gtn &e. &o. Jbo.
lT w 7 hunt & co.,
. DRUGGISTS,
8a AND 84
Cherry Street,
(Next Door to J. N. Seymour )
MACON, GEO.
i\ixxv>vy-iu>i j VJ iiiVy*
Wo have removed to our new and
spacious Store Room, arid are now
ready to supply our customers and
tho pub'ic with reliable
DRUGS, MEDICINES, Etc,
We request Merchants, Physicians
and Planters to call and examine our
GOODS AND PRICES,
and buy where they can get bargains.
We are offering to rho Trade, mb
follows:
Rabbits Potash, sll 75 Case,
Plantation Bitters, sll 75 Case,
Babbits Scap, 10 l-2<; per lb ,
Spts. Turpentine, 90* “ gal.,
Blue Stone, 17c per lb.,
Al'spioe, 32c do do
Bl'k Tepper, 35c do do
Coal Oil, 87c pr gill.
Our Stock of Oils, Varnishe*,
Paints, Gln“s, Brushes and Dye Stuff
is large, and we are offering
low.
nov2-3m >.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
I!* MEW YORK J
BUT CREATER IN DAWSON!
REINFORCEMENTS !
Coming in Daily at
JS.C. GREER’S.
Such as good old English Dairy ard New
Tork Factory Cheese,
FJIESH GOSHEN BUTTER,
Soda and flutter Crackers, noupariil and all*
par buiscuit, Mackerel, Codfish, Silf/wtir ,
Collie, TttlS, tine the*ing mid swott
ing lobacio, Cigars, Candles, Siarcli, Eice,
Cindies, Nuts, kiieins, Spices, Dickies,
fnuccs, Satdines, Oystets, Potash, LTe Soap,
tine table salt, euufi; and a fine reliction of
ease lquors, consisting of good old Sherry
and Madeiie WINE, Godard and Cojiuio
SfrnntllCS, choice old Botubon, Scotch
and Irish Whiskies, good old Jamaica Enins,
Lemon Simp and other liquors. All of which
l '.id sell at lAeiltf) UttlfS,
C,WI and see for yourselves.
M .€ .GREEK.
Eov2-!m Under Masonio Hall:
admmjtmsrn.tions
BY virtue of r*n older of the Court o< O di
nary ol Tyrrell Com fv will b« sold on if ®
Tuesday in December » t*t at
*•., viib i a!; o' o' .a* 4, *-?- *' J
v ,.„ \ ri. fold t A revi)I'’ 1 '’ of.Pti-s at?-J
.?>, -q JO’: X i- V- . >
fit 1C i’f.