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About The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1866-1868 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1867)
DAWSON JOURNAL DAWBOX (iA., JUNE 7, 1867 local column. For Tux Collector. Th» friend* of A. J. H irp, announce 'll* n«m* »s »Candidate for the office of Tux Collector of Terrell County, »t the election fu January uex\ And they leol confident that the people bav* sufficient generosity and sympathy for one who is left with hut one inn to struggle through life, mi l is fully competent—to in sure his election Dun eon, M.trcn 22d, 1867—td* The" X Mark. ~ Several hundred subscribers were booked in April »nd previous to that time, laet year, whose terms have expired. Those who have not already notified us to continue the paper, will find a cross mark on their paper, which signifies that unless such notification is given I In n reasonable time, their names will be erased. _ RELIGOrs NOTICE. The 3d quarterly meeting for Daw won circuit, will he held at Chickasaw tiatehie, 16th and 17th June, onibrac iog the 3d Saturday and Sunday. The Local preachers, exhor'ers, stewards, leaders, Sabbath school su perintendents, secretaries, Ac., are all most urgently notified to attend.— Come prepared to remain until the close of the meeting. L. J. DAVIES, I’. E. Grben Corn.—Wo have heard of weveral persons in this vicinity who fcave been enjoying the luxury of green corn for two week=. Corn and Bacon on Time. — Our planting friends, who may be compelled to buy supplies on tiire. w ill find it to their advantage to call on Fears & Lawton, of Macon. See their adver tisement. Dxntistrt. —We cull attention to the •dvertisemetit of Dr. R. Noble, who i* supplied with r.ll the modern appli ances of the Dental proses-ion, and Las an experience of twelve years’ yogul ,r practice. LksMi's Chimney Corner contra ties its most) welcome visit to our table. It is the best Illustrated family paper published in this country, Leslie’s Il lustrated and Boys &. Girls Weekly, nre also mos' excjl'or.t en'ertaing and instructive publications. Resident Dentist —Every enlight ened man in our midst should appreciate the importance of a good •dentist. The c'tixens of Dawson are particularly fortunate in having one of the experience and skill fa the p ofes wion, of Hr. W R. Thornton, who is pormanciit'y Wat and in our midst Bis \vnk is guaranteed vqYiid to any put up in thi\eo'nn ) fy. Fleas —This Crop is ‘nnusu.illy abundant this Season —at least, we have hear.! no comp'aint of scarcity We have as yet heard of but otic way Yo get rid of them that can be relied •on —“catch 'em and < rack ’em ” The pestiferous little "coasining" mosquitoes are also beginning to pre sent their annual “bids,” but there is nn effectual mode for destroying them. If their tongues are rut out and to bacco j nice put in the corners of their toyes, they cease to bd annoying. Superior Court.- —Tilts Court ad - journed on Saturday last. 'The docket Was not dewed by consi derable, but in con equence ot the oppressive Wea ther, the Judge thought proper to let tnany cases rest until the November turm, when, if necessary to e’ear the Bucket, the term will be continued two Weeks. We must tomark hefe that it was n most orderly session in oveiy partic ular. Ber Mes.— Blackberries and huckle berries are offered in cinsidcrblc quan tities on our street. And here we would impress upon the minds of our readers the importance of the former berry, no' only as a commodity in its season, but when preserved for other seasons. We have seefl it stated tha t blackberries, by A proper Moihls opera ndi, can be dried ao as to preserve their sweetness through out the year. By experimenting in this line, a method might he disoovered that Would bring to the country thousands of tLI lars from year to year. And tdackbci ry wine is declated by good au‘hority uu equalied for its medicinal qualities by any other wine mad ;by our people or imported. We should strive mere fully to develope this crop by culture, par ic ul uly new, while nothing that will bring a dollar, should be lost for the want ol attention and trial. Daiviou Prlctfa Current. Corrected Weekly by W. F. ORR. Gold a 35 Silver,.... SO Prime, ... .15 *25 Ginghms 37 a 50 Lard 18*20 Osnaburgs 80a 82 Bacon, ...17 a2l Com,. .1 60»1 65 Tea 1 50a2 50 Coffee 28a 33 Candy,.. .36 a 50 Cheese,.,. .20*30 Salt, 1 Glare,.. ...9 a 11 Batter .. .36a 50 Eggs, .. 15 a 20 Beeswax,.l4 a 16 Tallow, 10 al6 Snuff,.. 1 00a 1 50 Kails, . .9 a 10 Shot, 20 Powder,. .60 a 76 C0tt0n,.... ...19a 2<l DeLalnes SO a 50 Lancaster, 40 a 45 Sheeting, 24 a 26 Factory Yarns, 2 75*800 Coata' Thread, 1 26*11 60 Kx. Pam. Flour,ls a2O Superfine, ..... 13 a 16 Rice, ..16 a Rugsr, Itrown,. .IS a25 Coffee Htifc.tr,.. .25 Syrup, cane,... .75 «$1 •* sovghnm.6o a 70 Bsgeing, Kent’y, S6 -40 “ Guuoy, 46 a Rope 18 a 26 Candle*. Star,. ..35 a 50 Dried Fruit,... ,10 a 16 Tobacco, 60 a 1 95 Soap, turp'utine. 16 a 20 Whiakey.... 3 00 a #lO Coper**, 10 a 16 TO CO.YS { .Ts Ti FES. Tl>e advoi liaer, having been restored io health In a few weeks by a eery simple reme dy, after having gulf,-red lor several years with a severs lung affection, and that dread disease Consumption—is anxious to make known to hit felloe -sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it, lie will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge), with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will find isms cuhk for Consumption, Asthama, lironchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections.— The only object of the advertiser in pending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which lie conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them noth ing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wish ing the prescription, krcx, by return mail, will please address Rev LOW ARP A. WILSON. my3:l y YVilliamsbug, Kings Cos., N. Y. EKEORS OF YOITH. A who Buffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pn-mature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who reed it, the recipe and directions for making the simple remedy by vfhich he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad vei tiser’s experience, can do so by address ing, iu pe feet confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN. mv3:ly 42 Cedar Street, New York. Southwestern Hail road. WM. HOLT, Pres. | VIRGIL POWERS, Sup Leaves Macon 8 AM ; arrives at Eu faula 5 30, P M ; Leaves Eufaula 7 20, A M ; Arrives at Macon 4 50, P M. ALBANY BRANCH. Leaves Smithville 1 46, P M ; Arrives at Albany 3 11, P M ; Leaves Albany 9 36, A M; Arrives at Srnithville 11, A M. SODA WATER J CIDER BEER l AND ICED lEMOPDE! Furnished in anv quantity and at all hours, at my DRUG STORE. '.I in pie Ar rangements made Tor Ihe 1,.t- OIKS. A Supply of ICE always on hand, in quantities to suit purchasers. Dawson Ga. My2l:l in C A. Cheatham. ALDLIIOFF’SINST] T l" T K. For Males and Females. r I' , ITE next Fessitn of this Sch rel will cont- JL mence on Juno loth, and continue lor only ten weeks. Terms as heretofore. pro rata No more pupils will be received in the Ele nsentry Branches, hevond those already ad> I miited Applicants must be able to study nglisEh Grammar. U. W. ALDEHOFF, a. m Dawson, Mavl7:lm I’rineipal. ( ALlßll Si sIiLIOTF 'ALES. ON the second Tuesdsv in July next, will be sold before the Court House door, in the town o( Morgan, Calhoun County, within the legal hours of sale, the lollowiug property to »i> : Lot ol Ltnd No. 3 in the third disr., o( siid County. Levied on as the property of George \V. Goodson ra satisfy one fi fa is sued from the Superior Court of Calhoun county iu favor of Aaron Siiurley, propeity pointed out by plaintiff’s -attorney. Al oat the sane time and p'ace, will be sold, one yoke of oxen as nn e-tr.iy taken up and estraved bv Benjamin Vickers and tol s b fvre J. H. Cnvarn a Justice of te peaee o the 111 3 dia'., 0. VI ,of said County ad ap praised by Wright iicrett aid Jordon B. Vtc- Cullei*,Tree-holders to be worth fifty dollars. W. D. McCE VCKEN, mi'24.'ds Sli’ff. ACA HI). lilpsive to co-root a report < o'ioefnfWg toy charge, for Turnon os published in my advertisement, thoilgh ii would seem that an explanation would hot Vie tieces-arv. Ae I shall teach only Iff wooffs, my charges will he Old Udf the n guhir ohargv. 11. w. ALDEHOFF. Dtwpop, May 20, 1837. niy 31:'f 11. J. ISO UL 1L maxcfacirit.er of Tm and Sheet Iron-Ware! VLSO, dealer in Stoves, Kerosene Oil, and Lamps, begs leave to Say to the citizens of Dawson, and vicraiiy, that he is prepared 'to ni tup everything in that line, in a superior stv 1 **, and as cheap or cheaper than any es tablishment in Georgia. O'orh .111 U'arranted. Shop on Xorth side pub ic square. t*-He also tunes and repairs Pianos, mv? 1:1 m. .ron {.■#:. SIXTY days after date applieatioa will b made td the Court of Ordinary of Tcrrrell County for leave to sell the real estate of Denuis McClendon, late of said countv deceas ed. J J. DAVIS; htySlttds Adm’r. CARRIAGE SHOPT BLACKSMITH WORK IC. rnllE undersigned would inform the citizens, I of Daweou aud vicinity that they are pre pared to do ail work in the way of manufac turing and repairing carriages and buggies, all kinds of blackamuhing etc., in the Tory best style, and at prices heretofore unexcelled for cheapness. From long experience in the different departments of our work we feel confident of our ability to give sat ; sfaction iu all c tees. Old vehicles remodelleJ, iu the best style, on short no ido. We mav be found at the stand formerly occupied by J. A. Foster. P. H. PROCTER, BAM. T. LtTvi LEY, my3l-3m WYATT, (colored ) HH FORM MILLION! J. M. HOLIittOOK, Wholesale and Retail DEALER IX Hats of Lvery Description ! ATLANTA, <*A* Ilia connection with one of the most ex* tensive hat manufactoiies in the Km, eim hlrs hiui to sell very cheap. Semi your or ders. mat 31 iIEOKGI A, t nliiouti (Jointly : |j Jeaeee Guilin, applies to me lor,ieu.eib ul Administration on the estate of Abraham 13. Wright late of said county deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear at ray cilice withia the time prescribed by law aud show cause it any, why said letters should cot be grant and. Given under my baud an official signatnre, this May Slst 1867. W. E. GRIFFIN, maySl O.j’y PHOTOGRAPH AND AMBROTYPE GALLERY I lia tenon, Get. THE undersi.ned would respectfully in form the citizens ol Daws, n and vicinity that he las fitted up a Gallery over Hesters ft Colley's store, where be is prepared to exe cute I'ho'ogreplia and Auibrotype. in the best style of the art, at moderate prices.— The people are respectfully solicited to call and give me a trial. “Secure the shadow, ere the substance fade.” May 3, Sm 11. F. RIIIHIEY. J. B. WELLS & CO a AV li o 1 e s a 1 e —dealers in— ICE AND SODA WATER . 5 St, Opposite Passenger Depot, MACON, GEO. Terms positively CASIIi Bottles and Boxes—none sold, may 24:2m AID TO PI.ANTI IIS. CORK AND BACON ON THE \irE are prepared t 6 furnish Corn and Ba YV con, in quantities to suit. Payable on the gathering of the growing crop?. MEGRATH & PATTERSON. VACO! ... - «A apr2S:2t CORN & BACON I fl Bushels prime wbi f e *Tennesdee Corn O iu store and for sale. TO ARRIVE! 8000 pounds best Tennesse Bacon Side HAMS & SHOULDERS. .J M. ALEXANDER & CO. Secant/ door below Hotel, Datoson Go Cr DOIiGHA, Calhoun County. JT Whereas. Mariah Peavy applies for letters of Administration on the estate of William Webb, late of said county de’d. Notice is hereby given to all interested, to be end appear at my office within the time preset ibed by L»w, to show cause if any they have, why eaid Letters should uot be grant ed. Given under my hand and Official Signa ture, this May, 10th 1867. W. E. GRIFFIN, Oid. i;oKCjiI A, Calhoun Comity: |Jt Whereas John T. Pace, Administrator on qie estate of Penelope Freeman, late of said county, deceased, applies for letters of Dis mission from tie estate, of said dee'd. Th» 8e are therefore to cite aud admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear a' my office within the time prescribed by law, and show cause if any, why said letters should not granted. Given tinder mv hand an official signature, 'his Mav P) h, 1867. W. E GRIFFIN, my 10 Ord’y. nous*:. BY RD~&~CX )KER, PRODUCE BROKERS AND Com mlv« ion berthanls. HAVE on hand and to arrive, a large In' Corn and Utcoi. Also, and Fertilisers. Office, Lo>less Bloik, Depot St M Dawson, (ta. Will fi!f orders fot* cotton. f8 <.ff/. uor,rsH*:eutM’ s.i/.i. IILL be sold before tho Conrt House * y dooV id the town ol Borgan Calhoun county, on the Brat Tuesday in. June next, within the legil hours of Sale. The following property to »it.: one house and lot in ti e town ol Morgan Contain ng one acre, more or less, in Calhoun county, now occupied by George W. Avera. Levied on as the prep erty of Samuel L. Foster, to satisfy an exe cution issued from the Superior Couit of Cal houn County, in favor ol Oir.m W. Mass r y. Propeity pointed out by Plaintiff-! Attorney. WILLIAM A. HATCHKR', ap’26:'ds Dept'v Sh'ff. .t'OTiCf:. r months after date application will be I made to the Court of Ordinary of Terrell county lor leave to sell the real estate of Spukman Bowen, late of said countv deceas ed. J. J. DAVIS, maySlttds Adm’r. DU KEENEY, HAVING decided to remain permanently in Dawson, respectfully tenders his pro fession il service* to the citizens of Dawson, and surrounding country. Hopes by strict attention vo his profession alone, and close and watchful care to his pjVitntr, a thor ough knowledge of medicine acquired previ ous to ;he war in hospitals and private pric tice as weli as the broad and extensive field opened to him during the late war; to Mia re a liberal part of pitrottage. Holers profes sionally engaged can be found at the s'ore of Messrs. Byrd k Coker, or at his residence. mySNt-f STEVENS HOUSE, 21, 23, 25 & 27 BROADH AT, N. TANARUS, Opposite Bowliny Green. OK TIIE EIROPEAT PEAK. tiIIIF, STEVENS HOUSE is well and widely I known to the public. The location is es pecially suitable to merchants and business men ; it. is in close proximity to the busines* part of the city—is on the highway of South ern and Western travel—and adjicent to all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depots. THE STEVENS HOUSE has liberal ac commodaiion for over 200 guests —it is well furnished, and possesses every modern im p r v incut for ti e comfort and enter!, i meet of its inmate o . The rooms aro spacious and well ventilated —provided with gas and th ter—the attendance is prompt and re.peciful —and the table is generously provided with every delicacy of the season—at moderate rates. The rooms having liren ref irnished and r#. modeled, we are enabled to offer e% ra facil ities for the comfort and pleasure of our Guests. GEO. K. CHASE k CO. Proprieto-s. rl LORGIA, Terrell County: 1 Whereas, b. W. Collier applies for let ters of disnits lion from Guardianship of D. W. Collier. J*., \V. P. Collier, deceased and Sa-ah Lee deceased. These arc tlierefo-e to elte and admonish ail j persons concerned to be and appear at my | office Within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, il a ry, why said letters should no’ begtanted. Given under nr hand and official signature thia May 24ih 1867. M iy 24 h 1867 T M JONTS, Ord’y. Citizens of Terrell, AND AftJOININO CJOIJUiTIES, Who viui' Mn on, will find it greatly to their internet to cull rI the Dry Goods Honne ot ALEXANDER ft WHITE, Who have a very Large Stock of dress goods, r/nsTEisrs, Embroideries & Laces, Hosiery & G-loves, Domestics; "White Goods, And nil articles to be found in n Fimt Class Dry Goods House. To our friends and those whom we wieh to make such, wo vvoulJ say, we huve a very large stock for this season of the year, which MUST BE SOLD! And we will guarantee to sell you goods at as low figuies as any houss in the State. You may be misled temporarily by advertisement" ; but we mean just what wo say. A guarantee (and the best one) of this is that our ii terests aie permanently identified with this part of the country. Wo Dover had, and never expect to have any other home. All orders by responsible parties, will be carefully attended to, and the goods shipped by return Express, or as directed The money cun bo re mitted in the same way on receipt of goods. Orders will receive the same or greater attention than if the parties were present. rsr The difference in price at which we will now furnish goods, will more than pay the freight to many j oints. JUST RECEIVED: A Fresh Lot of DRESS GOODS and Bleached Domestics, bought at the late decline in prices, which will be sold very low. ALEXANDER & WHITE. 41 Triangular Block, .Macon, Ga. GLORIOUS; MEWS! DOWNFALL IN PRICES! CALICOES I*J 1-2 CENTS ! SEA ISLAND 12 1-2 CENTS! SHIRTIAO 12 1-2 CENTS ! EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION. S. M. Siesel & Bro. Beg leave tn announce to their friends and customers, that they have now in Store a splendid Stock of SPRING <& SUMMER DRY GOODS. rnmistieg of every discriptinn of Lawns, Lenos, Bateges, Ac., &<? , ulio the nic est Stock oi LADIES HA TS, ever opened in this city, and which we will sell LOW FOB CASH. We also have a complete Stock of Clothing & Piece-Goods* Boots & Shoes, Slats, and Furnishing {Hoods* Having a Buyer in the N till at, all times. We haV,; facii ties such as no other House .n this or aDy t> I ct place in Southwestern Georgia, can off r. Call and tee for yours.lves and CALX. EARLY AND SECURE those Bargains ofrn't /orpcl the Hlhee h get sour 12 1-2 centt Sea Itland and Catlcu'i ii at S. M. SIESEL & BRO., apr l9:3m DAWSON and AMERICUS, Qa. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. UNDER an order from the Court of Ordi nary of Terrell Cos , will be sold before the Court House Dopr in said County, on the first Tuesday in June nex ,: one half of the lot of land now occupied by Hiram Garrett, consisting of one hundred and one acres, more or less, IviDg in the ll'h District ts said county. Sold as the property of Franklin H. C’larkl late of said cotintv deceased', for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms of sale Ott-*b. April 19 tds. JaS. CLARK, Adm’r. rotw\r TaUX .*.*•#> cbjtsvs. ritAX Payers are hereby notified that the A hooks art now ready, and lam prepared to receive the town taxes, and further notice is given that t*y order of tile cpuncil, aH par ties who do not give in by the first, of June, will be doubled taxed. As the Council de sire that I should take Hie census, parties will please be p epAred to give the number in family, white, black, male, female, under six, between six slid eighteen, and over sigh** teen years of age. I may be found at the Store of Jones & Reddick. Apr.l9 3t. T. M. JONES, Cl’k. C. I / t EORGIA) Calhoun County. yj Whereas, James Morrow administrator on the estate of John C. Bostick deceased, applies fbf letter Bf Dismission from said J estate: j Notice is hereby given to all concerned, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by Law, to show cause if any they have, why said letters snould not be granted, j Given under tny hand ana Official Cigna- j ture, this April Btli, 1866. W. E. GRIFFIN. Ord. | PU TT - MATH ¥ EAR I Daily find D'eekly JOURNAL & MESSENGER. ROSE & BURR, Editors nnd Pro’s Macon, Qcoryia. OLDEST and moat reliable Newspaper in the.section. Terms -DAILY, 1 year, Ten Dollars. “ 1 month. One Dollar. WEEKLY 1 year Three Dollars. Reliable Agents wanted in every town where we have not one alraadv, to whom a (air percenti will be paid for new subscrib ers. Money sent by Express at our risk and expense. ROoE k BURR. MARSHALL, BlttGE & BOWEN, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, 1 143 .nBF.TI.VG ST JR JET. Charleston, S« C. r W. Mamsat.i.. W. T Bran*, niirl 8m 0. A. Bowxk. HARNESS, HARNESS. DOUBLE LINES, BUGGY BRIDLES, BLIND BRIDLES, RIDING BRIDLES, HALTERS, MARTINGALES, BRE^xCHENQ | A’l hand mad*, of best fnateri .1, and 'offebihg at exceedingly low prices, l at ORR, BROWN & CO'S. j Attention Planters. | A ND every body who has an old Buggy, I JL Jk or Carriage that is in need of painting. ! Now is the tioie to have it painted, by eue j who understands the business iu ali its ra ! lious branches. ! Bring in yotlr work immediately, as lam jin need of money, and will do your painting las cheap as you can get it douc this side of Macon. Shop on Depot Street, Foster's old Stand. aprl93ra SAMUEL T. LUIILEY. DISSOLUTION. r C'HE Fi m heretofore existing under the I name and style of Bridgenian, Pratt A Cos., at Ward’s Station Georgia, have this day by mutual consent of AH parties dissolved Co partnership; leaving the Bodks In the bauds Os S. D. Bridgeliiaii & Glass, Ward’s Station, where thohe who are indebted will please eome forward and sc'tle. Match 5, '67. S. D. BRIDGEMAN T. J. PR ATT, D. A. COCHRAN, Apl9 1 m B. F. GLAhS. NOTICE, “ ’PlfO Mon hs after date application will be X made to the eouit of Ordinary of Ter rell county; for leave to sell an unlmproVcd | towu lot tn the Village of Weston, We later county, a portiou of the real estate, belong ing to the estate of U« S. Chambetlin, dec'd. Also oue dwelling house, and one store house, with about 23 acrea of land attached. C. N. CHAMBERLIN. Dawson, Ga., Apr. 16, Guardian. WM. G. WHILOKN k CO, G. 11. Bnowit, formerly Brown & Palma. Direct Importers of C ROCKERY, AT WHOLESALE, 11 HA YXf STREET, marl,3m Ch irleoton, S. C . $3.0,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS! AT COST FOR 60 DAYS To be sold as early as fos.-iblc. NOW IS YOUH TIME! And in order f me to close oofc these Goods and raise the amount of mciiej 1 need. I shall sell m j goods for the next two months WITHOUT REGARD TO PROFITS. - 1 must have money, and to get this I am compelled to SACRIFICE GOODS! To those who intend supplying themselves. I would say nowia yowv time ot buy goods cheap. Cheaper than they have been Offered ia this JfMarket, Since the War t 1 will sell them much cheaper than you cau buy them at any house in Haw* son, or in Macon. AH I ask iu to eome and try me, anl then you will be convinced of what I say. JUy terms are STRICTLY CASH, or good security on Two month*time. NEXT DOOH TO E. B. I.OYLESS’ STORE—LOYLESS BLOCK, DAWSON, GEORGIA apr26:2m _ THE MILITARY BILL! EXCITEMENT QUIETED. NO DANGER OF CONFISCATION! And under these circumstances Mr. W. F. ORR bought icNEW YORK, el LOW FIGURES for ORR, BROWN & CO. A Lirgr and well selected Strck of SPI-tIISTG- & SUMMER DRY GOODS. : %3LSU** * GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, &e., Ao., . Which we are and termihed to sell as LOW AS THE LOWEST. No mer chant shall do better for Lis customers ihan we will. We have and will keep a g >od Stock of DOMESTIC &. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS* Such as Osnaburgs. Stripes, Sheetings, Shirtings, Drills, Ticking, BM*B ahd Bleached Sheetings, White and Colored Table Linens, Ac., Ac. DRESS GOODS. Prints, MezambiqUev, Grenadines, Sprihg Mohairs, Gighaths, Nahstvi'sl Muslins, Linen and anything else ia this line. All CHEAP. CLOTH DEPARTMENT. We are well supplied with Spring and Summer Goods for G'enttcman*' WUiffi READY MALDIi CLOTHIiSTG. A fine Stock. A CHEAP STOCK—Fit all. Hats, of all prices and styles. IN THE BOOT & SHOE Lihe we can suit all tastes and Pockets WE keep enr.Htantly on Land SUGAR, COFFEE, TOBACCO,. SNUFF, SOAP, Ac., Ao.j bo you Trlnt fine crockery and Wo have the article. Let the People 'cure and ece us, under the “JOURNAL” PRINTING OF FICE. Wi promise to sell to you on good terms. Onr Terms arc Cash! We find it will be impossible to shlf goods on a CREDIT un till Fall and keep up our stock. Remember this. If ydu have but littlo money make it go a long ways by buying your Gootfe of ORR, BROWN & CO. FAMILY GROCERIES, The undersigned would respectfully call the attention of the cilixens of Dawson and surrounding Country, to their splendid stock of Family Groceries. Consisting in part of FLOUR, common and best brands Plain- Magnolia and Canvassed HAMS, BACON, SUGAR, COFFEE, RICE IRISH POTATOES, WHISKEY, UNION BUTTONS, SYRUP, TOBACCO, TRACE CHAINS, HOES, AXES, TIN, CROCKERY,, 40., which they offer at smell profits for the CASU. I’RATT k COCHRAN. Mar2B-lm .NOTICE ! THE subscriber has lust 2 notes, one on U. T. Smith, the other on Hamilton A Tay lur, of Atnrrtcus Ga., given for rent of Sto-e ! Houses, of the subscriber, in Ameticus, until, the Ist of October next. The parses are fore 1 warm and igainst paying them to any other per - * in but myself. E. B. LOYLESB. m*yl7 1 ra l\cw Spring Goods! FRESH GROCERIES, ETC HILL, JOHNSON &CO. Brown's Station, Ga., HAVE just received their well selected stock of Spring and Summer Dry Goode Notions etc., together with a Cull line of Family Groceries , They have also made arrangements to keep up a good supply of Western Produce, and the planters at tho surrounding country can be supplied by them on as good term* as they can obtain elsewhere. By fair dealing and low price*, they hope to meiit a continuance oi the liberal patron age heretofore bestowed open them, April 19, 1867. SCHOOL HOOKS. ! A SUPPLY of Webster’s Spelling Rooks, I V etc., just in, and for sale cheap by »*-(*;•>2. ORR, BROWN k CO-
