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About The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1866-1868 | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1867)
DAWSON JOURNAL DAWSON GA., JULY 12, 1807 C.OCA L COLUMN. For Tax Collector. The friends of A. J. Harp, announce ii. n-itn* as a Candidate Cor (he otfl.ie of Tax Collector of Terrell County, at the election ■in January next. And they feel confident that the people have sufficient generosity and sympathy for one who Is left with but one arm to struggle through life, and is fully competent—to in sure his election Dawson, Marco 22d, 1867—tda Planters ami cotton men gonerally ■will do well to read particularly the ad- Tcrtiscmemt of the Iron Band and Ar row Tie. It is acknowledged the best invention of the kind extant. Registration. For the information of our readers we publish the appointments of tho Jboard of Registration, for this county : Dover, Friday July 19th. Chickasawhntcbie, Sat’day July 20th. Dawson, July 22J, 23d, and 24th. Brown’s Station, July 25th. 12th Court Ground, July 26. “[Rains.— Wc are having as good sea sons tor the growing erops as could be desired. We have bad, for tho past two weeks, a good rain every day or two. The corn u still quito promising and if the rapidly growing grass can bo kept from choking the cotton a white longer, we may reasonably hope for a very good average cr p. Pbtro Oil.--Ouo. es the gaeatest in ventions of the ago is l’eiro Oi . In pla cos deprived of gas various oils and other burning fluids have taken its place, and on acc'unt of the superior light, and cheapness have almost super oeded candles. But now and then cx pto ions have taken place, rnd many havo not used any kind of oil, fer fear of this danger. But the “Pctro’’ ‘'lay? them all in the shade” as a lighter, is said to be the cheapest ever invented, and, best of all, is warrented free from explosion. Sec advertisement. Found Dkad —On Sunday morning last, tho body of a mulatto man v\ as found by parties passing, about two and a half miles below the city, near the railroad track. He was apparent ly fifty or fifty-five years old, and en tirely unknown to any who saw tim. According to the verdict of tho Coro ner’s jury, there were no marks of vio lence* and he came to his death from r.n unknown caus« He had evident ly died the previous night, and from appearances, had been suddenly at tacked by some complaint from which he had struggled considerably before death relieved him ol his sutienngs. COilb it lisa IOUL. In the House on tho Bth, Thafi. Stovens introduced the following hill: Ba it enact'd, by the Senate and House of Ropresentaiive? of the Uni ted States of Amend, in Cin<rr(s;a c « aerobled, That it is hereby declared to have been the true intent and meaning of tho Act of the 2d day of March, one thousand eight hundred sixty-seven, en titled “An Act to provide fi r the more efficientgovernmont of the rebel States, and ol the Act supplementary thcr to, passed on the 23 l day of March, 1867, that the government then existing in the rebel States of Virginia and North Car olina, South Carolina, Georgia, Missis sippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Florida, Texas and Arkansas, were illegal and void, and that thereafter said govern ments, if continued, were to be contin ued subjeot in all respects to the milita ry commanders of the respective dis tricts and the authority of Congress, Section 2. That the said acts to which this is a supplement, shall be construed to authorize the officer assigned to the command of any military d ; s riot under said acts, whenever be shall deem it necessary to the due performance ot his duties under said acts, to remove or .suspend from office any municipal or gtziC officer, or persona exercising au thority aaucr or by virtue of _ any so iled State gofe.ompnt ex.sf.ng in h.s districts aci th«said pffieer, to a>sign tooomnemd as afotegMu, «» bereby empowered to appoint another peri?™ in the stead of the officer or person so r& moved if she shall deem it proper so to do; *nl whenever he may deem it ne cessary, as aforesaid, to prohibit, pus f'end, or set aside any act or proceeding of any such S’ate or municipal govern ment, or any act or thing dono under 431 by virtue of its authority, aud an acts heretofore done by any such officer jocordanee herewith, shall be deemed .valid. . Beo. 3. That the Boards of lu'g's tration of the srvcral Military Districts established by the acts to whieh tLis i a supplementary, shall admit to regis trat on only such persona a* they deem entitled to be registered by the aets » r oresaid. This shall not regaid the taking of the oath presented in the act pf March 23d, 1807, conclusive evi dence of the right of the person taking it to be registered, pat prnna facie only, and may rectivo such ev deuce under oath relating theroto, as they may doom proper, either from the person applying to bo registered or others; and either of the mrrabersof said Boards is here by authorized to administer oaths or af firmations and examine witness! a t nich ing the right of any person to be regis tered. Said Boards of lisgistrati n may strike from the list of voters the name of any one already registered who, in l%eir judgement, improperly took the oath prescribed in the sets, to whiob this is supplementary, or was not entitl ed by said acta to be registered Record itvideiioe shall not be required by said Boards to pro vs participation in the re bellion. but parole evidence shall be suj - - fieient to establish the fact of such pat ticipation ; and said B >ards of llcgix'ra don shall not bo bound or governed in their Action by any opinion of any ofli cer of the United .States Government See. 4. That no civil court of the United States, or of any State, shall have jutHdipiion of any action orpin eeeding civil or criminal, against any such dixtriot Caamjander, or any offior or person acting by his authority, for or on account of the disobargo of tho du ties imposed upon him by this act, or the acts of which it is supplementary. Sec. 5 That no District Command er shall be relieved from tho eonmiaud assigned to him under the aforesaid aot, unless the Senate shall have first advis ed and consented thereto, cr unless by sentence of oouit marshall ho shall be cashiered or diatnissed from tho army, or unless he shall oonseut to be so re lieved. Sec. 6. At the time for the comple tion ot the registration of persons prop erly qualified to vote, it may bo ex tended by orders of the said several District Commanders, to any day j.ri or to the first duy of October, Anno douiini 1807. Air. Stevens accepted the following as an additional section : See. 7 Any person who shall at tempt to prevent the executing of this act shall (, e guilty of a misdemeanor, and on Conviction liable to a fine of live thou sanc ) dollars or imprisonment one year. Tire right of any' person to be leg sieved its a legal voter shall in no res, cc t be changed or aflected by the President’s pardon for participa tion in rebellion The following is tho sixth section of a bill reported by the Senate Judicia ry Committee: 1 bat tho true interest an.l meaning ot the oath prescribed in said supple mentary act is, among other things lb at no person Who has been a mein of the Legislature of any State or who has held tin Executive or Judiciary office in any State, whether he has ta ken an oath to support the Constitu tion of the United States or not, and who has afterwards engaged in lneur- Tcction or rebellion nguinst tho United States or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof, is entitled to be regis tered or to vote; and the words "Kx ectrive or Judicial officer in any State’ in said oaths mentioned shall be con Btrued to exclude all civil offi< era crea ted bv law for the adin nisirutiou cl the several laws of tue Stale. Tlic “Republican Mate Con vcnlioit” For some weeks previous to tho “Fourth of July’’ last, the public, thiengh the colon ns of certain newspa pers ... Georgia, were notified that, a Re publican Mas# Meeting” would be held iu this city on that, day, for the purpose n f organizing a party on t hat occasion. The sources frum whence that call j emanated, were ansuraneas to us from , the outset, that if would be a meeting j reflecting no f.r ditupon those whocall ed, participated in, utid directed it, nor any upon our city, in which it wa. held. For numbers it was was indebted to the presence of the deluded freedmen -in this vicinity, and <L legations of them from a diotaDCe—they comp sing the masses attending it, but few white men bedng in attendance to wire-work tbo ‘PARTY* into existence as an idly, or component part of the Radical Republi can Party, North. 01 the very Jew white men present, '.here was not one for whom the claim of being a represen tative man in Georgia can be net tip. All distinction between the two racespn our State is prac ically ignored hy it. as our readers at a distance will see in its pub lished pro e ding o , and all has been in augurated by it, that could be, to pro mote that political strife between them which wc have all along feared, and which cannot but produce the roost dis astrous results, should the designing and reckless leaders of this new-flegged party succeed in thier ob jects. The word we use is not too forcible when we sav, that the meeting and the manner of directing it, were looked upon with loathing by nineteen twenite hs, at least of the white r siden'S of the city, and if they meet the apDroval of any,, save those who, in their 'madness,’ had a ‘method’ by which to engender that strife between tho races to which wc havo referred, we have no knowledge es them. It was emphatically a miss neeting es f eedmen, directed by white men, a few‘native and to the manner born,’ the others, frum whence we know nt t nor do we care. We place the facts before our read ers at a distance, lest they may imag ine the official report of the proceed ings of this ‘Republican Mass Meeting,’ that it was other than it really Was. 7hc ihbgalcs named in the proceedings wera overwhelmingly colored men. f’-ithum n(»'’nty has the honor awarded to it of having ‘be largest white delega tion—but few oiher jounttos whi'e men t« delegates; and ye..* tl 1!S ‘‘° :S x ] r ' t appear in the lis: of delegates- - i ng distinction between even l 'j.! nin and tohreiP b’ing thus officially drop- , pod, and and -uttlesa (or a purpose. | It is written tint <tlirso whom the god- wish to derrny, they fi st make mad ’ Tbeleade sos radicil republic eatiism in thia-ity aud State will real ize, when it is too lato, the moral of j this aDoietit aud maxim. l'he;y will learn, when it is too late, that the “recoiisruetiou” they would promote they have re tarded And they will reil z , also,in a fast coming furure, that whatever may be the result of 1 reconstruction,’ when it does take place, neither the honors, nor the offices, n>r the spoils of office will be theirs. If the frenlincn of Georgia preponderate at, the potls, let freed.- nltn govern the Stale—let them have the i ffiscß n<l ctyoy the spo.ls, rather than til ajan who has betrayed his race and brought about that su premacy. The true men of the Bomb base this advatage, and it cannot be rested from them, by those who would betray them iu their day of political distress ; and that they will use »t, wUn the time comes, let these Southern Rad j iaal Republicans be assured.— At. In. Read the New Advertisements News and Os Iter lit *uv Tip to the evening if tue Gib, the whites bad registered 70 more thau the colored in Atlanta. Five negroes have been appointed on the Mobile Felice. Colored majority in Richmond, Ya. 113; Chesterfield oouuty 500 ; lltnrico county 300. The “G institutionalist” reports the total number of registered voters in that county, 2,414, Whites 938, colored, 1,476. Tho Atlanta Era says phat "General! Pope comprehends tbo intentions of Congress.” If so, he is the only man ! living who does in or out of Congress • It is said that Hon R 'bt. Toombs has been pardoned by the Presid. nt. Chicago is getting hotter There were only three suicides fur murders and two rapes committed ia that city one day last week. Dan Rice, the show man who ran for Congress, and was beaten, is now man aging another meoagrie iu Ohio. Dr. Joseph Stevens, of Hancock county-, Maine, paid a tax on a golifl watch the other day, remarking that he paid a tax on the same watch during the war 1812. The people of Central City, Colorado have subscribed 85,000 to bo paid for Indian scalps ‘with cars on,’ at tho rate of twenty-five dollars apiece. An attempt was recently made by 200 armed men to proclaim Rome, the Eternal City, a Republic; The move ment failed , and 40 of the liberty lover; are in prison. R’publicamism is un popular in that latitude. Among tho names of the newly en franchised registered in Norfolk, were the following distinguished personages: George Washington, Ilenry Clay, J .bn Randolph, Daniel Webster and Pat rick Henry. The Lynchburg News says that Bishop Early has registered and thus set an example of wisdom and d'scrc in this matter, as in many others, which it would be well for all who can to fol ow. Gor. Pchf field has decided that the election of the successor to Judge Lyons in Richmond shall be made by the peo ple. Time not yet fixed. I Q this c-1 c tion the negroes will have a vote - A meeting ofcoloTed has been held at TLibodaux, La., to protest aghinst the proscription in the military bill of so many of the best white men South and also of‘lndians not taxed,’ whom they declare to be the only true native Arnet iaans of this country. The Surratt trial "drags its slow length aloug ” Eich witness so far ap pears to stultify himself, by testifying to OHe thing on the examination in chief and denying it on the cross examination. The evidence so far 38 published, begins to disclose a deeply laid scheme, out of which Secretary Stanton cannot come ni b ik-an bunds. The Southern Cultiva'cr says that over one thousand bushels of wheat were harvested from lots and gardens within the corporate limits of Athens the past month, all of excellent quality. The Home Journal says: "The New York ladies have adopted the EY fashion of washing in wine, wlrehij s i.4 to have a peculiarly softening ( {Tact up ,on the skin. Oae young lady mes two or three bottles of "greeu seal’ every morning while performing her ablu tions.” It is intimated, says an exchange, that the editor of the Lawrence (Kan sas) Tribune, who counted ten thousand million grasshoppers on site sandy ridge in one hour, has been engaged to c ,uut how much Ben. Sutler made out of the war. It is supposed ho will be eugaged about a month. Poor Caßlotta —lt is stated that the last words uttered by Maximilian, when facing hts butchers, were, “Poor Curlotta !”—thus showing that his lust thoughts were with the stricken one at Miramar. Urownlow is thus described by a tn,I’-hunter 1 ’ -hunter who visited Knoxville:— “Lying »n a sofa in the sitting room of hhfresi'aCnce, he writes, dictates or tu.ks, snaking *1 over wi h palsy. Important.—General Pope has is sued instructions to the Savaunnb Biard of Registration, that all persons who have been pardoned by the Presi dent are allowed to register; but it is evident that the “Rump” will overrule the President’s instructions. Fleas and Mosquitoes. — A corres poudoat of the Scientific American says that, “oil or essence ol pennyroyal is believed to be a tpecific against the at tack of flias. I have always usel it whet) floas were in my bed cr about my clothing, and found that it would banish them entirely, and am now using it with canal success to banish mosquitoes. They will not come where it is. ’ Horace Greely says the man who pays more for shop rant than far ad»cr ti ing don’t know his ba-jnr«t. A sirgular itehUnt < ccurred in tie Church of the Messiah, in St. Louis, on Sunday, the 21 inst. Dr. K'lii t*, the minister, was delivering a discourse with the view of obtaining aid for the South, and while dwelling upon the principle of‘peace and good will,’ a dove 11 tw »u at tbo window, perched for a moment upon the gallery balustrade, tlieu circled sbnv* tbo minister, and fi nally seated itself upou the pulpit. Defamation. —John Baily, a veteran soldier in tho United States army, was lu s t weejc turned out of u situation in the Quartermaster’s Dopartmer t at Nashville, because lie had said : “This government has been in the hands of better men than it is at present” "George Washington and General Jackson were better men than Abe Lincoln, and they approved of iristitu - tions of which Abo Lincoln did not.” This was called “defamation of Con gress and President Lincn’n.” A Washington dispatch says the Con gressional Committeo has received telegrathic response.; to its cir cular ot Thursday, of over thirty mem bers of Congress, every one of whom tfliy they will b® on hand for tho sum pier se-sion of Congr ss. Several of bem express the hope that no general Legislation will be attempted, but the Reeonstrucfi >n act wiil bo made plain and explicit an 1 the adjournment then to take place to about the fi.st of Octo ber. WANTED. A GOOD Cook, Washer and I oner, for a Rmall family. Also, a well-disposed bov, 10 or 12 years old. Apply »t ' THIS OFFICK. J>a iY*ou i»ricos Current. Corrected Weckln by IF. l‘\ ORR. Oot'on, 16 a 18 j Detainee, 30 a 50 1 Lancaster, 40 a 45 | Sheeting, 17 o 20 ' Factory Yarns, 2 253250 j Coats’ Thread, 1 25al 50 Ex. Fam. Flour,2o a23 Superfine, 13 a 14 Rice,.: 13 a 14 Sugar, Drown,. .16 a Coffee Sugar,.. . 13a20 Syrup, cane,. .. .00 “ sorghum, 6o a7O Bagging, Kent’y, 35 a 40 “ Gunny, 45 a Rope, 18 a 25 i Candles, 5tar,...30 Dried Fruit,. ...10 a 15 Tobacco, 50 a 1 05 Soap, turp’ntine. 16 a 20 Whiskey.... 3 50 a£6 Ooperas ..10 a 15 : Gold, a 36 Silver,.... 30 I Prints,... .10 a25 J Gingbms 37 a 50 I Lard . 18a 20 Osnabuigs 28a 30 Bacon, ... 14 al7 C0rn,.,,! 60a 1 65 Tea... .1 50a2 50 Coffee, 23.i 33 Candy,.. .35 a 50 Cheese,... .20a30 Salt, t Glass 9 a 11 Rutter .. .35a (40 Eggs, .. 15a 20 Beeswax,. 14 a 15 Tallow,. 10 als Snuff,,.l 00a 1 SO Nails,., .9 a lo Shot, 20 Powder,. .60 a 75 TO Vat s UJtl TM I ‘JSS. The advertiser, having been restored to health in a few weeks by a very simple rente dv, after having suffered for several years wi'h a severe lung affenion, and that dread disease Consumption—-is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the meanj> of cure. To all who desire it, he will send a copv of the prescription used (free of charge), with the directions for preparing and usiug the same, which they will find aBCRE ccgis for Cos sumption, Asthama, Bror.cl bis, Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections.— The only object of the adver'iscr in sending the r escription ia to benefit the afilioted, and sp’oad information which he 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, pres, by return mail, will p'ease address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, tny3:ly W illiamsbug, Kingn Cos., N. Y. ERRORS OF YOUTH. A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the pffeets of vouthful indiscretion, will for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who reed it, the reeipe and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit hy the ad vertiser's experience, can do so by address ing, in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN. mv3:ly 42 Cedar Street, New York. fco ii tli vvesie rii Kai I ran «l. WM. HOLT, Pres. | VlftQIL POWERS, Sup Lear ps Mr con 8 A J/ - ; arrives at Eu fduUt 5 80, I’ il ; Leaves Eul'jiila 7 20, AM ; Arrives at Macon 4 50, I’ M. ' ALBANY BRANCH. Leaves Smul>viil« l 46, P M ; Arrives at Albany 3 11, P M ; Leaves Albany 9 35, A M; Arrives at Snaithville 11, A Al. scitool oti«Ji-:. r | UK 1* all Term of Weston Masonic In stitute, for n.ales aud kriuk’S, at Wesson, Webster Cos. Gi, on Monday 22 id July. Kites of tniMon, as heretofore. Owing to lieedom from the common influences so cor rupting to youth, and to the high nxval char acter of its inhibit intf, Weston offers rare inducements to those seudiug sons to board from home. For particular**, addres®, WARREN BUPTT, Principal. HAVENS & BROWN, Wholesale and Retail B OKt ELLERS, BTAIIOKERS, And General News Dealest—j,riangula Block, Cherry Street., Jtlacon. tin. LEE SUEIIIEE SALES. W ILL be said before the Court House door in the tswn of Starkavillo Leo County, on the first Tuesday in Augttn next, within the regal hours of’sale, the following property to-wit : Lota of laud Nos. 141, 140 and 14k, lying in the 14th District of Lee county, 1< vied on as she property of Decatur Jone«, to eatisfy two tax ft fas in my bands. Property pointed out bv fi las. J. G. MoKINNON, Dept. Shff. NOTICE. Orricx G. W. C. K. or Jkricho, 1 \Ve*tbn, Ga., June 15, ’67. f A LL subordinate within the Plate are hereby notified that the regular annual meeting of the Grand Lodge will be held at Preston, G«., on the Second Monday in Julv 18R7. Each subordinate Lodge will be represented lay at least three delegates. jr,2S 2’ C. B. MOORE, G. W. C. Cd BORGIiL Terrell County : j Whereas, L. S. k J. W. Johnson, applies for letters of dismission from the estate of James Johnson, late ot Terrell county de ceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all presons concerned to be and afpear at my office witHn the time preseri bed by law, and shotl cause,if any, why said lettirsshould cot be granted. Given under my baud and official signature this March Bth’67. T. M JDNT.S. Ord’y. TAJST YARD STOCK, ETC , KOE SALK! r DESIRE to dispose of my Tan Yard, near Dawson, embracing four aerrs of land, well improved—good dwelling, containing five rooms, all necessary outhouses, and every neccmiry appurtenance fcr carry ing on the Tapning bnsiHesi, splendid water supply, B'X Leaches, twenty-eight vats, and the most convenient arr.ang.?mo , 'ts in every particular I will also sell all tho material on hand—about twrnty-five cords bark, and twenty gallons oil, hides, good supply of tools, and every thing necejsary for carving on the work. Ample arrangements for constant supplies of balk. W. W. LEE. June 14, 1867. Dawson, G.i. j i mis mm OF LAMP EXPLOSION I The Ron-Explosive PfiTRO OIL! THE undersigned takes pleasure in an nounciug to tho citizeus ol Terrell coun ty that he haw aecured the exclusive right fur this county to sell the celebrated Non- Explosive Petvo Oil—manufactured by the “Georgia I’etro Oil Company.” ThfV oil meets with univetsd sa'islaclion whenever introduced, aud supplies a want — an almost Imperative Demand / Having b"en thoroughly tested by parties in Dawson, no doubt, can exist, of is excel lenov, cheapness, and perfectly Hot Ml.tl- LESS Ji\ITVLtE. The cleauliness, its perfect safety, and adaptability to every kind of Limp, commands the adnl utioD and support cf ail. Its burning qualities are su perior to any explosive oil, and It is cheaper by far, from its lasting qualities. The same quantity will burn twenty five per cent lon ger, and give thirty per cent better liglitr Used with safety iii any kind oflamp, sim ply with the addition of the “light house burner.” I will ulter any lamp to suit far seventy five cents. If you would save money both in oil and lamp chimneys and be free from danger of explosion buy the, PETRO OIL! Fop Pale at ‘.he Tin Shop. loft at tho Journal office, or at Orr, Brown & Co\*>, will meet with prompt attention. • J 2. /. SOULE , n.nrso.r o.i. July 5 ts NEW ARHIVAL. OF CHOICE PRINTS, J HANDSOME MUSLINS, BLEACHING, ETC., TUST opened, and offering, together with our usual lull supply of Dry Goods gen erally at exueedi'hglv low prices. Call and see them. July 5-ts S. JI. Sicsel A Brit. TLBKfLL SrfIEKIFF»AL«a». WILL be sold before the Court House H* door, in the town of Daw'en, Terrell County, on the first Tuesday on August next, within the legal hours of sile, the following property to wit : Oner lot. oi land No. 80 in the 3d drat, of Terrell County. Levied on as the properly ot Richard Johnson-, to satisfy one Execution issued from the Superior Court of Terrell Couutv id favor of Jacob K Ses sions vs Martin N. Still, ns Administrator ol R'chard Johnson decM, and other fi fas in my bauds. Sold for cost. Alao at the same time and place, will be sold, one house and lot in the village of Chick asawhateMe, and known as the place where 0. J. Turner formerly resided, and now occupied by Abner Howard. L vied on as .the prop erty of C. J. Turner, to satisfy one execution i‘sued from the Superior Court of Terrell C’onnty in fav r of John Bm-el, vs Corneal ins J. Turner, and other fl fa’s in mv hand*. Also at the same time and place one lot of land, No. one hundred and seventy-Lur, in the 8d dist. of slid cnit-ty. Levied on as the property of Joseph K. Price, to satisfy one fi fa issued from Terr 11 Superior Court, in lavor of S. K Smith, vs Joseph R. Pi ice, and other fi Jfjs in my hands. Also at the same time and plaee will be sold one lot ol laud No. 118, in the f2>h dist. —. Levied on as toe property of Johnston k Johnston, to satisfy a fi fa issued from Ter rel Superior Cour t in favor of the S'ate Bank of South Carolina, vs Johnston k Johnston, and oiber fi fa's in my ban's. Alao at the same time and plaee will be sold, one lot of land. No. *231 in the 3d dist. of said County. Levied on as the prepe tv of Richard R. Roby, to satisfy one fi fa is ued from the Superior Court of said County iu fa vor ol Wiliiain A ltswson vs Richard R. Roby. S. F. LASSETER, julv Cf'tls iYUTIC’fc\ 1 N compliarce with general Orde s No. 25, JL from Gen. Pope’s Headquarters, requiring Mayors, .Sheriffs, &e., to t ake proper steps for the prevention ol Riots or disturbances at puhiio assemblies, ail perioos are hereby noulied that no publio assembly for politioal purposes will be allowed to renvonc iu Ter reil County, until three days notice has been givtn at my office—in writing—previous to the inerting. . oiiixenß of the county will govern theft selves accordingly. S. F. LASSET ER, _ yluj S:tf Er.'lT. LEE SnEliirES S.li.E. WILL be sold on the firat Tuesday in Sep tember next before t! e Court House door in the town of Stnikeviile between the usual hours of sale tho following property to wit : lot of land. No. 13), in the 14 nist. Lee Coun ty. Levied bn aud eokl as tho property, of Lucian B. Turner to satisfy a mortgage fi fa issued from Lee Superior Court Mareti Term 18C0. Janies M f>. King t* Lucian B. Tur cer. JAMF.SG. iIcKINNON, jul)J:u!s LVpt’y Sh'ff HORSE STOLEN. sdO Itc ward ! STOLEN from my lot in Albany, Ga., on the u'gU of June 28th, a iaige, fat gray horse—dappled a little op the rump—a little flet-bitten un the neck and shoulders, shod before, mane dispo ed to Sow. I will give the above reward fdr the recovery of the horse. July i-U i». J. OWEN, Douglas ffonsa, Alban r, Ga, OR. C. A. CHEATHAM’S COLU M 3ST . npo ALL nr ©Ll> Fli nois and Everybody «U« l will say: I curtlwW 1. the I I* 11.4(TICE or MEHICM.YE I.r .ILL ITS BH.l.reitEH I For some yearshave made Chronic I>lsett*t9 a special Study, and having treated quite a number of cases within the last few years, feel confident that I can offer those tbu* i,filleted more than ordinary means of care. When you wish to purchase any tliitiAr in t'ae Line of D>'\iff*, MeMcitOte Paint*, Oil A, Oj/rstufflt, Lie., MCI*., Do not forget to Call at THE EE D DRUG STORE. 80Uril-\VEST OORNKII OF THE PUBI.IC SQUAHR. Ass pay uo houso rent nor clrrk hire, and hy attending to the jualncss myself with tha >i*tance of my sons, and buying from FIRST H ANDS, FOR JVET C\ISUt I can afford to set! much cheaper than those who donot havo the same advantages, I keep none but the BEST and PITKEST articlesnnd sell them at as low prieea a* they can be afforded. And hope by STRICT ATTENTION to Business, and by studying ibe interest ot mj patrons to Merit and receive the Patronage of all. I have rceer.tlv concluded tm arrangement by which T can futnisli QUININE aud a I’JRE NON-EXPLOSIVE article of KEROSINE OIL, in quantity at VERY LOW FIGURE B NET CASE. I am now prepat ing on a more extensive scale my Family Medicines ; known a » Tlic Kxcelsior Family Mcdicineit THE EXCELSIOR AGUE RILL, Is unsurpasand by ahv Itomedy hitherto offered for the cure of Chills and Fever or Agow and Fever and Bilious Fevers. It has beeu tried in thousauds of instances, and huß failed *• seldom as any one remedy ever tried. Far th#» vefy small sum of Cm? OoiSar, any case of uncomplicated fThills Urtd Fevef or Biliotn Fevor can If* cured, and that with a Ileniedy not unple.ißent to take, and wnich leaves no unpleasant effects afterward. Try them once and you will afterwards u«€ fro Oth» f remedy * The Excelsior Anti-Bilious Cathartic Fill, Is a »sr* and Reliable Cathartic medicine. Acting dit the Liver and other Cbylofiolelid Viscera, Is useful whenever a Oatbartic is indicated. It Relieves all Biliary Derangements, Habitual Costivencss, Hick-Headache, Liver Diaeaeesi ette., etc. The Excelsior Cathartic Vermifuge, ts a Dead Shot for all kinds of Wormh. A safe and reliable Cathartic Medicmei for Chil dren whenever a Catnarih: is necessary. The Excelsioi* Coiigli Balsant, Is a good Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Catarrhs, CrOuip, Asthma, dtfi. A good Anodynd and Kx- pectorant fn Consumption and aH Bronchial affections. The Excelsior Soothing Cordial, Is a safe, speedy and certain cure for Cholera, ftikrrhVjea and Dysentery. Peouliary adapt* ed to tbe cure 6f the Diarrhoea of Infants* while teething. The Excelsior Pain Killer, Is equal to Perrv Davis’or ary other. Currs Tains of CTery character—deep _ seated Ot superficial, Internal or Extern il.” An excellent Remedy for sprains and bruise* id tnan of beast. THE EXCELSIOR FEMALE RESTORATIVE. A R medv that never fails to give relief in suppressions, and painful menstruation. Cures all chronic uterine affections, soeh as chronic infUmation, induration, ulceration, leucor r t ,p i or Whites kc., be. With all the abuompanving symnatbetfc affecthms, snch as palpitaa (ions of the heart, f.intii gs, paius in the head, hick and loins. This remedy has effected some of the most remarkable cures of anv Medicine of the kind ever used. It aots upon the dif ferent tissues of the uterus with the saiqe certainty that Mercury docs upon the salivary glaudi or lodine docs upon the general glaudula system-. It removes Impurities aud Taints, gives LIFE and HEALTH lo the VITAE PLITDS and restores tone and v’gor to the general rv»t£m. No woman troubled frith any uterinS affection should deepa'r of being cured until she lias given this remedy a fair trial. Girli just budding into woraaDbcod from imprudence and neglect often have their health in all af ter iiie ruined. The use ot this reinciv rarely faila to arrest such a tendency, ana in a fie# weeks restores health and beauty. Wofimu, at what Is termed the “CHA-NGE OF 1 LIFE' 5 . Not unfrrquently go iqto a decline, and sink into a premature grave or else drag ofit the Wfr mainder ol their days In pa'n aud torture. A few Bottles ot the FEIftALE RESTORATIVE, will generally effect the change in the uterus without pain or suffering, and leave the org&h in a healthy natural condition, and the ,valient, in renewed Health and Youthful vigor, All of the above Remedies are (ffcied so the public. Not as cure-alls, but as useful Rem* edics for the several Diseases and coudbiona tor which they arc recommended. The Ago* Tills are recommended as a perfect antidote for Malaria—aud iu ail Malarious diseases can be relied on as a'speciftc. The Female Restorative, from its alterative and purifying properties has a wide range ofi useulticss; aud S3 ONE OF THE 3ESt REMEDIES Ever offered woman for her discuses and morbid Peculiarities. The people need such Remedies and are in the babit of usiug something ofi the kind. These are offered for their patronage and Upon their own merits must ’ teTAiS :jd OR FALL! USSC* F‘>r Morgan, Calhoun county; Ivey’s Mills, Calhoun county MiTfortl, Baker county ; Chiokasawbatehie, Ward’s Station, Brown’s Stati n, Terrell oounty; Smilltvilla, Lee county ; Albany, Dougherty county, Ga. And by Merchants and Druggists generally. C, A. CHEATHAM, DAWSON, GEOHOIA j'une2R:3mTv
