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About The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1866-1868 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1867)
From the Columb'is Sun. TUT RAKIIII I’tAJIT. M’e have given in't ur ctlumriß, from time to time, Mich notices of the lltniic l'l .nt, a proposed substitute for Cotton, os have fallen tfnder our notice in our exchanges. These, we confess, have been jpJi'f c f* loSt P Brt meagre »nd un satisfactory in detail. We bajiujuiw tho pleasure ar.ff oppor- JMrirfiiM WjTng biflUre our readers some interesting an 1 important facts about thu-valual’le plant, which are gathered Ppr s ,jiaU tiann Met op the subject, presented to us by our fellow cinzJnsqU. C. Mitchell & Cos. It appears that' tho plant is a native of keen eltoosivelv culti vated in that country, in sections cin- n variety of soil and cli inateT’ It has been introduced into Mex ico and has been profitably cultivated in that cflj}i|trj, and some experiments arc now being made with it by planters of Louisiana and Mississippi, ihe pro duct of tho plant is a tibie obta'ued from the stalk, very white and glassy liko cotton, and resembling; the staple of Sea 1 tto ngh much longer and Bt3|g4. This libre is used in the man IfUiuJl (Vcfjfti, either by self or mixed widi wod or cotton. It is easily ami a£®r& epArefl for fcarket by a kind ■ff'gjtf, ifllite for the purpose, which does not require as much power as the ordinary cotton gin. It is a hardy and vigorous plant, not likely to be injured by long spells of rain or drouth, and is fcJetk <jfiUv» tcd, not requiring tho same ‘amount ot labor that, must be bestowed B«dt(OU. No ploughing at all for two years after planting is required, the boatful harrow bciag quite sulfioient to klep it free from 'me interference of weeds arid grass. It is not necessary to plant it o'fteacr than once in seven or eight years, as the plant will continuo to grow fro(p the roots aud rattoous left in the ground. Tho product of this plant commands in the Liverpool market six jU five cents per pound,and it is thought that with improvement in its cultivation an<J.wfeparation, a much larger price iaay be obtained Indeed, it is expect ed of it, that it will become a formida ble rival of Flax, which is worth fruin two to three dollars per pound. \ AMr Kapp, who has tested it in Tioubiana, >s satLfied that two crops cf the plant may be raised in that climate in one season, and another {lanter who I hja tcitakl it in Mississippi, thinks that from fix hundred to one thousand pounds "■Jnay be realized on an acre, according ‘fo thc quality of the land. In addition to its other qualities, it furni-bes food for cattle, bogs aud poultry, aud its ten der shoots are esteemed a fine table veg alle. *.Ol* view of these facts, and the fur ther consideration that it is not taxed, 'Jt VrOtild teem that there are good rca r luf the belief that this plant to a great extent, may supercede the cultiva tion of ootton in the South. Ramie re quires less labor, time and expense, -wakes more per acre, and brings more •per pound than cotton. The crop is lii* lulle to be ruined or lest by turbu lent negroes, and is not exposed to the thousand vicieitudes to which cotton is. We would advise our farming friends tc give some attention to this important They are doubtless satisfied '« that-at present prices, cotton cannot be f successfully raised by negro statesmen „ Very few of them will care to repeat threat year the disastrous experiment cf •Mhis. If the one half the promises *• made in behalf of this plant can be real ized, r l*e nigger may he left to live on politics, and the Southern planters may yet recover the prosperity lost by eman cipation, and taxation and the foolish and criminal effort by a political faction to make tho African the peer of the white mao. The experiment is at least worth n trial, and we trust, in another year, to be able to report the experience of some of our enterprising and enlight ened planters with the Ramie Plant. X'" .-*? ijR ciglit of Cattle by Measure incut. fit. J. E., Grafton, lowa, asks for a rule for ascertaining the weight of cat tle, the calculation being based on the measurement of the animals. Many experiments have been made by graziers and dealers in cattle by measurement Rules have been given and tables con structed of the results obtained. At these are but approximations, and measure cf correctness will depend T' 'jnuch upon a practical acquaintance with the form and prominent points of the animals to be measured. Something will depend, too, on the breed, size, mode of fattening, the time the process has been going on and the character of the feed supplied. The following meth od come 6 as near a correct result as any known: Measure carefully with a tape' line from the top of the shoulder to where tho tail is attached to the back; this will give the length. For tho girth measure immediately behind tLe shoul der and forelegs. Multiply half the girth by itself in feet, and the product will give the net weight in stones of eight pounds For example, with an ox or cow 5 feet in length and 7 feet in .girth, the calculation will be as follows: 3fultiplv half the girth by itself in feet, . . . .35 3.5 .* > 12.25 Multiply bj length in feet 5 Weight in stones . . 01.55 This multiplied by eight, the pounds in a stone, or rather a half stone, and the result will be 490 pounds net.—Ru ral Nieto Yorker. To prevent the hair from falling out light with seme one that pulls hair. 110 US EKE EPE US' VHP A RTMEXT. How to Mawr OoCn Corfu*. A w- Per fn the Southern Cultivator girts the following receipt for making gocd.qAffce. This iso subject which should engage the att-ntion of every careful housekeeper; for tho best breakfast may b« spoiled by a cup of bad tasting coffee —while tl Cup of clear, sweet coffee makes the plainest meal (in other res pects) tempting. Try this method: Take as much coffee as you wish to ‘parch; pick out tile bad grains; pour over it boiling water, Hnd discover any further bad grains ; pick them out. and again immerse the c flee in boiling water ; brown slowly and evenly, using tbc white of one egg to two pounds ot coffee, to make a glazing. Make the coffee according 13 usage. The important part of the formula is the immersing in boiling wa ter. Any coffee treated in this way will be good. Bkef Salad. —Take oue pound of cold roast beef, one pound of Irish potatoes boiled and peeled, a small handful of head lettuce or cabbage, the whiles of four hard boiled eggs added to the above, with salt and pepper to tho taste. Chop all together until thorough ly mixed and very flue. Take take yolks while hot, add to them one large table spoon fill of fresh butter and one teasponful of mus tard, mix all well together, making a smoothe paste; now add to it one-third of a pint of sharp vinega-, thoroughly mix, and it is ready for me—making an exoelient appetizer for the breakfast tabic; also a nice side dish for the dining table. fizz r Hash. —Take one pound of cold beef, one aud a half pounds oi Irish potatoes, with salt aDd pepper to the taste. Flash them flue. Break an egg into a bowl, beat it, aud add a liaff cup of sweet cream, or new milffterthe hash and mix well. Place over a slow fire a frying pan, with a lump of fresh butter, the size of a hickory rmt. When it is sufficiently hot, put in the hash, smooth it dOWri, place a cover over, and when nicely browned, turn it out and send to the table hot.— Cultivator. tW Dutch butter may he made by dis solving two ounces of isinglass in a pint of water, with the peel of a lemon; add a pint of white wiue, the juice of three lemons, and tho yolks of eight eggs well beaten ; sweeten to taste. Make it quite hot, but do not let it boil. Strain, and put into molds. SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! AT NEW YORK COST! DiY SOSOS —AND 0 fTIIIE undersigned, propose, for thenexttwo I months, t<> dispose of their Large find Splendid Stock of DRY CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, Hoots, Shoes, Notions, &c. At tal New loili Cost Prices, NOW is the time to secure bargains! Go ing Rapidly ! Call soon ! JACOB KUTTNER, At the S;gn of the Red Flair, Baldwin’s ncv29lm Block, Main st., Dawson, Ga. TERRELL SHERIFF SAFES. \V T ILLbc sold before tho Court House YY door, in Dawson, on the first Tuesday in January next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property to wit: House and lot, known as Johnson house, occupied by W, R Cozart, to satisfy fi fa front Superior Court, Josinh Mattox vs Xancv J. Johnson. Also, 91J acres of lot 298, in 4th District; fi fa from Superior Court, \V. M. Graham vs John Maguire, principal, arid J. B/Crim, endorser. Also, Steam Mill and fix tures, in 12 tb District of Terretl county ; fi fa front Lee Superior Court, Jas. *A, Brown vs Henry A. Scott, Garnishee. Also, part of lot No. 120, 3d District, known ns the place whereon W. \V. Faruuip oneeresided. Also, 12 bales cotton; J, B. Perry vs Joseph Sic vensott. Also, six mules; fi fa from Superior Court ; William J. Patton vs Thos. J. Grier. Also, lot of land No. 231, 3d District; Wm, A. Rawson vs Richard K. Roby. Also, six mult* and one boise ; King, Critn & Cos. vs David H. Jones. Also, one third interest in three or more bales cotton ; K. B. Lovless vs T. S. Shelton. Also, four mules and twelve bales cotton, more or less; D. A. Cochran vs S. D. Bridgeman and J F. Glass, Also, lot in Dawson, No. 135, known as the Copper placp, at present occupied by W. P. Vinson ; G. W. Applewhite Vs Mary E. Oboper, Also, 55 acres ol lot No. 221, in 12th District, and lot 135 in Dawson; two or more Justice court fi fas. Also, 4 mules, 15 bales cotton, more or less, 2000 bushels cotton seed; distress warrant ; T. G. Barrett vs Robey & Beaty, aud three Mortgage fi fas from Terrell coun ty Court. Also, lot 57 in Dawson, known as Bailey’s Law Office ; Isaac Dennard vs W \V Blair, and other fi fas. Also, fou* mules, 15 bales cotton, more or less, 2000 bushels cot ton seed; Mortgage fi fa from County Court; C. B. Callaway vs Jones, Robey & Beaty, al so, lot 61, in 12th District, whereon E. Dar den resides, house and lot in Dawson, where on J. Reddick resides, house and lot whereon Thomas Hoyle resides, house and lot whereon B. F. Byrd resides, lot known as the McLeod lot, occupied by 0. Jourdan ; fi fa from Nu perior Court; Haley Johnson vs Jared Irwin, and other fi fas. also, 15 bales cotton, piore or le.-s, 2000 bushels eot'on seed ; Rost A Johnson vsSam’l H. Robey, also, four mules, 15 bales cotton, more or legs, 2000 bushels cott&n seed ; Rust A Johnson vs ~. H. Robey A J. K Beatv. S. F. LASSITER, Sh’ff DISSOLUTION. r |’ , HE Law Firm of Wooteu A Beck is tins L day dissolved by mutual consent. Those indebted to the old farm will find their papers in the hands of G. W. Wooten. declß2t NOT I CL. ~ 1 PERSONS holding demands against the es tate of Sparkman Bowen, deceased, will meet me at Col. Harper’s Office in Dawson, on Wednesday, the first day of January next, to receive what is due, according to priority of claims, as I design to settle the estate then, or the estate will be insolvent. JAS. J. DAVIS, cecfi'.’d Admn’r. I MEW WAREHOUSE FIRM! milE undersigned having formed a Copart -1 ship under jhe firm name of WOOLFOLK fc ANDERSON, For the purpose nf Etccdivijitl, Btor* itigatul SvUinyr l.'Ottoll, respectfully 'ender their services to their planting friends. We secured a portion oi the Wareliouso formerly ocoupied by Coitus <fc Woolfolk, uitJre recently hv Mr. Jonathan CV"' ns - 'Ve hone, by strict attention, to give safisfi ic tfoti to onr patron*. JANES If. WOOLFOLK. JANE* 11. AMIEItkOJ, Macon, Ga. September 13th 18G7. >.• j | Q FOR TEN LENT:-!. Only a few morn subscribers are required to insure the -needy issue of the Great Illas* tinteff i’iper-t- TIIE WEEKLY PRESS, which in size and appearance will resemble Harper's Weekly, hut in value will far tran scend that publication. The PRESS will be an embodiment of the spirit of the age. Each department will sparkle wilh the ge niousof the most eminent writers of tho day. An original SERIAL story of the mo t brill! mt character will be com menced in tjie ffrßt number. TU L LLUSI’UaTIONS wilt be entirety original us tho most at tractive s'yle and nature. The great expense and labor involved in this enterprise tender it necessary that we should stast with an > ENO UMOV'S CIRCULAI lets’. In order to do this we shall do us follows: lit- I tim* of sK)o,iwiU be distributed through the first edition. To every given number of papers SIOO will be allotted.— Every copy of the EKESSwiII be enclosed in a stout wrapper, so that the pipers con taining the greenbacks will not be known by their external appearance, and all purchases will hava XT) rqxtul ohsupe tor the money and gilts; Besides lire $lf)0 Bills, orders will be enclosed in certain copies of the edition for the follow iug GIFTS: Each. 5 Grand Pianos (SfeinwayV). Value SSOO 5 Grand Pianos (Chickerin{rs)i Value. 600; 1 Carriage, from G. Witty VRepootSory. 800 \ 10 Gold Watches 160 6 Melodious 175] 10 Ladies’ Gold Watches 100 10 American Silver Watches 75 j 5 Boxes 45 | 0 Elliptic Lock-stitch Sewing Machines. 501 3 Wheeler and Wilson’s Sewing Ma chines 75 4 Wilcox & Gibbs’ Sewing Machines 45 50 Photograph Albums 10 The balance to consist of Accor Tea Sots, Silverware, Ac. No dollar Jewelry. No Gift worth less than Ten Dollars. Trim press wiH be mailed to any address upon the receipt efytri.e, Ten Cents, or eleven copies for sl, twenty three tor $2, and sixfy for $5. Address STUART & CO., •‘NEW I’ORK PRESS,” No. 01 Broadway, New York City. nov!s;lra CUE OF HIM. YVE HAVE KEJvrovrciD T?ROVf Mulberrv’ Street to TtOZLIXCH r WORTH'S NEW BUILDING, on the corner of the aPev, within sight of Ilardcm.tu At Sparks’ Warehouse, almost oppotite Wool folk’s Warehouse, on Poplar Street,— only a few steps from .the Pupseng"r Depot, and near the Brown House and Xatjonal Ho tel. Any cf you that want BACON". CORN, FLOUR, MEAL, LARD FaissiSy Groceries, Plantation SUPPLIES, RAGGING, IRON TIES, &o. Give us a Call. We are sole ageilts for CfWS,',V(I SOU'S Celebrated ropper-DisUHtd Whiskies, And have on hand, in addition, a large stock of Wines, Brandies, Ac. MEGBATH & PATTERSON, Sept. 6, ts Msvcoai, Ga. BOOT, SHOE, m LEATHER LIU rrip ori u m! rTAHE cheapest place in the State ofGeorgia I. to buy Boots, Shoes mid Leather. All Work Warranted. JOHN XV. COX, Masonic Hall building Cotton A venue Ma con Ga. ecp2o:3tn .uijni.rjSTH.nans s.ile. \ greeable to an order of the Honorable 1\ Court of Ordinary of M use-ogee county, I will sell before the court house door in the town of Morgan, Calhoun co., on the first Tuesday in January next, that valuable plan tation situated in the 3d dist. of Said county, and known vs tile Bond Place, formerly own ed by Madison Carter, adjoining A. G. Wea ver aDd others, contaiaiii j, 625 acres and con sisting of lots of land Nos. 36, 45 ami the south half of 44 in the 3d dist., originally Ear ly, now Calhoun county. A 1-d. orr'Batuvdaf, the 28th of Dec. next, will sell oil the plantation afore Said, all the perishable properly thereon, consisting ol corn, ladder, pUnti'inr. tools, wagons, mules, household furniture, and otfiur articles too tedious to mention. Terms of sale—for the land are half < ash, the bulance in 12 months, with note and mortgage on the premises.— For the other property, Cash. SAM'L D. IRVIN, novls Adnin’r of James Bond. . t iJ.’tll.rjS Tit. I Tit lA’ S.ILE, Agreeable to an order of the Court of Or J.\. dreary of Calhoun county, will be sold before the Court House door, in said county, on the first Tuesday in January next, between the legal hours of sale, the entire real estate of Thos. T. Sawyer, deceased; consisting of Lots of Land, Nos. in the 3rd Dis trict of said county, known as the Sawrei place. Sold for the benefit of the heirs anc creditors. Teu.'is—One half cash. MINERVA J. SAWYER, ( nov29;ds Administratrix. STEVENS HOUSE, ! 21, 23, 25 & 27 BROADWAY, K. T. Opposite Bowling Or tin. 0\TIIi; JEI rtOPEAN PLAN. GiHE STEVENS IIOOSIC is well and widely I known to the public. The location is es pecially suitable to merchants Mini business men; it, is in close proximity to the business part of the city—is on* the highway of South ♦*jrn aud Western travel—and adjiccnt t© all tl,t» principal Railroad and Steamboat depots. THE STEVENS DOUSE has liberal ac commodation for over 200 guests —it is well furnished, and possesses every modern im provement for the comfort and entertainment of its Inmates. The rooms are spacious aud well ventilated—provided with pus and *va ter—the attendance is prompt and respectful —and the table Is generously provided with every delicacy of tho season—at moderate j rates. I The rooms having been refurnished nnd re- I modeled, we are enabled to offer extra facil Dies for the comfort and pleasure of our I Guests. GEO. K. CHASE k CQ. Proprietors. NATIONAL HOTEL, Nearly opposite Passenger Depot GA^. El. F. I>EASE & SON, (Rate of Granite Hall,) Proprietors. BROWN HOUSE, E. E, BROW* & SOY, Fourth St., Opposite Passenger Depot, JTtacon, Georgia. Ij'ROM the Ist of July the business of this ? House will bo conducted by E. E. Browu & Son. tiie Senior having associated his sou, Wm. F. Brown, in tho managenuaut and in terest of the Hotel. The hou°e contains sixty rooms, which are reserved chiefly for the use of travellers and transient guests. Competent assistants have been se-cured in every department., and eve ry attention will be paid to ensure comfort to their customers. Rooms clean and airy, and the table always supplied with the best the eonntry affords. Porters attend arrival and departure of all trains to convey baggage and conduct passengers across the street to their quarters. july27,tf DENTISTRY ! D l. R. NOBLE, of Aruerieus, has es tablished, a permanent branch office, at Dawson, Ga., at his residence on South side of the Publ c Square, where may be found at all times, prepared to perform all op erations belonging to the profession of Den tistry -both Surgical aud Mechanical, He has the MTItGUS OXIDE GENERATOR. with wh-ch he manufactures pure NITROUS OXIDE GAS. as pleasant to bieathe as the air, and safer to use than any other ansesthet inknown. He keeps always on hand a plen tiful and good stock of this gas, with the use of which he extracts teeth without pain. As he has had twelve years’ experience in the practice of fiYJLNkXSVfi'SfcT, and keeps up with all the late improvements in his pro feeiion, he feels confident of giving entire sat isf.ctiou to all who may favor him with their patronage. He alto has the Local Anaesthetic, for ex tracting teeth without pain, by a freezing pro cess. lie takes this method to return thanks to all former patrons lor tlnir liberal patronage; at the same time solicits a continuance ot the same. juut7:6iu R NOBLE. PORK, Eacon. Lard, letter. Cheese, 6c, j A/A BARRELS MESS FORK the Cheap iUv est Meat now Selling. 10 hhds. BACON SHOULDERS. 6 hhds. RIB SIDES. 50 kegs LARD, 25 kegs GOSHEN & TENN. BUTTER. 50 boxes CHEESE. 200 bis FLOUR. 1000 bus. TENNESSEE SEED RYE. 100 bushels TENNESSEE SEED BARLEY 1000 bushels TENNESSEE SEED OATS. For Sale by JONU-, BAXTER A DAY, Cotton Avenue, Macon, Ga. nnii 119 Pearl Street, .Yap Porte, COTTON FACTORS AND— General Commission Merchants, 0 I IBERAL advances made on Cotton con signed to nur Huu=e. Having superior ficilities, we will, if desired, make prompt re turns, or hold, at the option ol the Shipper. Refer to Merchants in New York. Chkatham, Harris A Cos., Dawson, Ga. Hf.stkrs, Colley & Cos., “ “ Orr, Brown A Cos., 11 “ Charles G. Earner, Terrell Cos , Ga. M. A. Huson, “ “ WE have deposited Cash with W. M. Poe pies, our Agent, and partio3 desiring to ship Cotton,* can get advances by calling on him at his Store iu Loyless Block. t,ov2tfln, laVfablishfo isua. D. C. HODGKINS & SON, Dealers for the last Forty Years iu FIBE-ARMS —AND— SPORTING GOODS Ofevtry description, A HE prepared to furnish anything iu their -Zrr\- line aud satisfaction guaranteed. At tli«*ir Old Stand, 59 mulber ry Sircct, Jlaeon, Ga. Gun and Pistol Material on hand. Utir Repairing done by experienced workmen. novl6-‘,‘in notice7~ From and after this date, the firrra cf Brown & Stewart, is hereby dissolved- The junior partner of said firm has with drawn from the Warehouse business for the purpose of engaging rtguUily in the purchase of Cotton. p<p27:3m HAVENS & BROWN, Wholesale and Retail BE OKS ELLERS, S l .VI I OXERS, And General News DealesJ—j/iangula Block, Cherry Street, ,*3ftCOn, Ga. THU ARROW TIE cZmi nio.vmi.vns. —FOR— BALING COTTON ! An Insurance Against FIFE, WASTE AND THEFT : Incqualltd Tor Huijlicily oi'Ad justmiui! Snr get used by none for Siren ff h anU-.ldaplaldliiy to till the is c# of Comaurte ! They are imumkict.ured in Liverpool, of the best English Iron, uirder f,he personal super vision of the inVentor, fbniterly£a resident of New Orleans, La. The Arrow Tic i-s preferred by Ship masters and Corilpressrne-n, as it is work; »1 with J to 1 inch slack, while all solid Ties re*, quire 3 to 6 inehes, which, hi running through a cargo, involves a heavy loss to the Ship master. Ise the Arrow Tio «au«l Bands, and sarc raonoy in Freight and lusu ance! Each Baud aud Tie Guar amcfd. Arrangements have been made to secure an ample supply of the Arrow Tic and Bauds for tho coming season. J:is. A. E*;a!!, Ag’t, Middle and South wi st Georgia. Andrew Low & Cos., General Ag’ts Savanuab,Ga, The Hiidursigned is prepared to furnish the Arrow Tic to the TrajpL at Savannah prices, forwarding and Transportation added. JAS. A. HALL, Agent, Afo I Off Clierry Street. ga.. f HEAR THE INSURANCE AGENTS. Savannah, May 7th, 18Q7- —The recent fires in this city having proved to our entire satisfaction, by a thorough test, the superior ity of Lon Bands for baling purposes, we strongly recommend them to the use of the P! inters of Georgia as an efficient agent in re* ic'ing loss by fire ; and we agree to dis criminate, when practicable, in favor ofCot ; ton thus secured. A. WILBUtt, General Insurance Agent. CHAULKS GREEK & Son, Agents Liverpool Londou k Globe Insurance Company. CHAS. L. COLBY & CO., xYgents Sun k At lantic M. Insurance Company, New York. R. H. FOOTMAN, Incmrarce Agent. WOOD BRIDGE BROTHER-, lusur. Agents. J. T. THOMAS, Insurance AgeuL J. C. McNCLTY, Secretary, Southern ranee k Trust Company. JAS. T. STEWART, Agent London k L*an easter Insurance ('ompany. LANE k WEST, Inguranye Agents. Macon Ga., May loth, 7SG-T. —The recent fire the Warehouse of Mr. B. T. Chapman I in this city, having fully demonstrated the I advantage of the use of Lon B inds for baling I purposes, as a seem it v agiiust loss by liie, wp, the uqders'gnetl Insurance Agents at Macon, Ga., take pleasure in endorsing the action of the Agents at Savunnsh, Giu E. 0. GRANNISS, Agent for several lusu ranee Com panic’s. J. W. BURKE, Insurance Agent. E. J. JOHNSON & i'O, Insurance Agents. J. MONROE OGDEN. Insurance A gent, j J. M. BOaRDVIaN, Lisurauce Agent. JXO. B. COBB, Insurance Agent. j uly 12:6m w iMfillillTS! New Goods by Thousands! Jesst From News VWWE, tho undersigned, take pleas i/7 ure in informing tho Public— and more especially the Citiz.ns of DYYWSOIST AND Surrplanding Country That we have in stor*-, and daily re ceiving one of the Largest and most Carefully Selected Stocks ever offered in the city of Daw sun , consisting of DRY GOODS ! Os Every Digtriptkn, NOTIONS, BOOTS, SHOES, iIATS, CAPS. PRATT & COCHRAN, Main Street , Loyless Bloch , Dawson, Ga. ADAMS, JONES & REYNOLDS, WAR la HOUSE AAI) COMMISSION MERCHANTS At the old stand of Harris & Ross, Corner 8d and I'eplttr SireetJ, MACON GYA. WILL give strict Attention to the stornge and a*le ot Cotton, Will make liberal «d* vances on Colton in Are prepared t« furuish BAGGING & TIES O/i ROPE , aud other PLANTATION SUPPLIES. f?ep‘2o 3 m P EOftOI A, rtoiiHly: V I Whereas, Jasper N ehoUon, applies io me for letters of gmirdiapship of the person nnd property of the minors of Archibald Nicholson, lute of said county, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law and show cause if any why said letters should not be grauted. Given under mv hand and official signature this 15th Nov. 1867. C. R MOORE. LOOKOUT BELOW! Ij e roy 131* ow n, WAREHOUSE AX D— -oonimission Merchant-, (At Sharpe & Brown s old stand) D4WSON, - - GEORGIA IS now ready to receive (IfITTO,V, Bune it, Sell or Ship it lor the plautere. He will make every effort ill his power to be friend and assist all those who may see fft to favor him with their patronage. He has, aud will keep constantly on hand a supply ot BACON; FLOUR, BAGGING, and TIES, for the accommodation of bi 9 customers, which he will sell at the lowest market prices FOR CASH i ITe still retains in his employ, Capt. John A. Fulton, who will always he found at hjs post, and ready to attend to customers at all times, either in the office or the yard. Official Order No. I. HEADQ’RS PLANTERS’ WAREHOUSE, 1 Dawson, Ga., October 1, 1867. ) OFFICIAL information has reached these lleadqiuirtci 3 that the PltmtfffP Fl Warehouse is now so far completed that Cotton and MERCHANDIZE can with safety be stored therein. Planters and all interested are therefore infoiuied that they may at once Send on Their Colton and Merchandize. Bagging, Tics, c£c„, On hand—at the Lowest. Market. Rates. AH Plantation Supplies bought, or furs uished when desired. CHEATHAM, HARRIS, k CO. TO DEALERSjPLANTERS AND Buyers Generally. ■\ T OUR attention is again invited to m; X greatly increased stock of harness & mmim Comprising a well assorted inp-il y of Car riage Hart e s, Single and Deu'.ln Boggy Harness, with plated, covered nnd gilt mot sit ing; ( oucord Stage Harness, Driv Harness, a large stock ot Plantation Harness, Cat tiage and Draught Collars, Buggy Cushion and Blankets, Blind Bt idles, Back Bands and all kinds ot Strappings in my line. Also—Haines, Chains, etc., etc., etc, My stock of Saddles is no complete, comprising a vatiety ot Ladies, Mi-ses, Gen llemen’s, Bojs and Wagon Saddles; also, Riding Bridle's, Martingales, Felt and com -1 mon Saddle Blankets, Horse Cov< r«, linen and Woolen ; Whips and a full assortment o! flate s£s ‘ Ilardwats. Ilarneet, Sole. Enam.led, lace Leather and i'hth. . •My facilities for manufacturing at. Ilr pr and to order, are unsurpassed. Seventeen years e>perience as a manufacturer in the South, enables me to know how to sjrve your wants. Your orders respectfully solicited, promis ing to give satisfaction Doth in puce and quality. Hides, Skins, Furs, Wax, Wool, etc., wanted. €x. BE It NO, Near Corner Third and Cherry sts. Macon, Ga., Oct. 11, 1867-3 m TO THE PLANTERS —OF— MIDDLE AND S. W. GEORGIA. IN offering our services again to our former patrons and to Planters generally, as WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. We ean only renew our assurances, to do for them, our whole duty. Their interest is ours and we shall foster and protect it. lit mak ing advances to iiid you we have strained every nerve—h ed every effort, relvingttpon you for prompt patronage to enable us to meet our obiagations. An exnerience of many years and OUR RECORD IN THE PAST are our references. We will give personal attention to V-'ffL LI.V« OItDEBS I'or Supplies and will serve you generally to the very best ot our abilities. HARDEMAN & SPARKS. sop‘2o.3in Macon, Ga. Q. F. & H. E. OLIVER, Moves anti Hollow U arc, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Iron Pipe, Steam Fittings, &c., WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF TIN WARE, No. 42 Third Street, November 15;3m .? 1.1C0.Y, G.l. fine Pianos. Parties wishing to jturoltttso Grove steen’s justly celebrated Pianos, cun save from thirty-five to ti tv dollars by app'ying early at TIIIS OFFICE. transit htt Have in Store and for Sale, .In ILeceUent nnd .txsorled STOCK OF General Merchandise, Consisting of DSi V (JOODS, Cwi'ocepfes I ESAKI* WAKE, QUEENS WABE, E E Boots, Shoes, Clothing, And Aotions, Which we offer LOW FOR CASH and CASH ONLY. We are sole Agents for South-Wait Georgia for the • Very Snperior bait Manufactured at King’s Worki is Virginia. Give us a call. n0v223.il ALEXANDER A PARROTT. ■CRGVESTEEN&CO., Piano Forte Manufacturers, sßf> Llretetdicety .Yew York. rid HE attention of the public bird the trade is I invited to onr .Yen' Seale, Seven Oetai e, Sloscwood Piano Porte* w hich tor volume nnd purity of tone are UK' .ivallcd by any hitherto offered in this mark et. They contain all the modern improve ments, French grand action, harp pedal iron frame, over strung base, etc., aud each in strument being made under the personal supervision of Mr. J. 11. GaovKsrzicN, who has a practical experience ol over thirty jearß in their mannlucture, ia fully warranted in every particular. Tlte “(Ircvevleeu Pittite Forte’ liec’d the hiirhcstaward ot m erit at the cele brated World's Fair, where were exhlbi'ad iustiumects from the best makers of Louden, Paris, Uermai .I’hilade pl.ia, Baltimore, Bos ton and N> w Yo'k and also at the American Institute for ll,u successive years, the Gold .11 i .- Ivor Medals bom both of which can be seen at onr ware-rooms. Hv 'I” iutrcdtit tion of improvements we tnal.e a Mil! no; per (ect Piano-forte, and by m intif.ictcr • g 1 trgl |y, with a strictly cash ■ S't in, are in aided to (.O'er these lustrum.HU. at a will pt > elude all competition.. Onr prior- am ft on f 100 to |2CO cheaper.- I I -» : • tn.v tits cl ga Pianoforte. I .‘.lt S.— iNzr ( ash in current funds. Do -.r vt circula-n soxmit A tig 17,} year < < 5 (i’i s l t. lVt inter ( ounty: VI \V 1.1 I • V. Robeita applies to,me lor:-ms: a a.in- tration on the estate of Jan -0. K 'l.t-t-s ia't f said county, deC’d. iin -1 am tin. lore to ct'o and admonish all per-one rotio rned, to i.c and appear si mv office within 'in time prescribes by law, and show cuu.-o if >. ny, why said letters should, riot be granted. Given under mv hand anh official signature,, this November 15tb, 1867. C. E. MOORE, dot 15 Ord’y. rmi .idtn in i&lretfor’s Sale. TENDER an order from the Court of Ordl-. J nary of Calhoun county, will be sold be-, fore the conrt house door in the town es Morgan, .on the first Tuesday iD January, next, between the legal hours of sale: The., entire real estate of Islam 11. Mills, deceasec', except the widow’s dower. Said estate, con» siding of lots of Land, Nos. 305 and 322, be ing in the 4th District of said county, con t titling 250 acres, more or lcef. Sold for tho benefit of the heirs aud creditors of Said dc-v cea.ved. Tt.’MS or SiLK—Small notes with approved ) secuiitv. parable on the fiist day of Novem-- ber, 1868. " WILLIAM RYE, nov22tds Administrator de bonis non.. Gt J OELS L lerrcll Ccnnly I Whereas, W. P. W. Lconstd, applies for letters of dit-.ndssion from gjardisnship of James Knigh', m : nor of John Knight, dec’d. These arc, therefore to cite and admonish ail persons concerned to t>e and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any exists, why said lex ers should not be granted. Given under roy hand and official sient* ure, this July 12, 1867. T. M. JOKEfcs OwHcsry. 'notice. r pwo months after date application will kff' I miide to the G T ourt of Ordinary of C»l --houu county, for leave to sell the real eptatd belonging to John Bridges, deceased. octl;tds N, W. PACE, Adtn’n, • « :rTr--i an o i*jbstjzj L\r co. y Piano Forte Manufacturers, |9J) Broadway, »Ync York. r |'MIESK Pianos received the highest award 1 ofmerit at the World’s Fair, over the best makers from London, Paris, Germany* the cities of New York, Philadelphia, B*iii more and B ston ; also, the Gold Jtßcdlil at the American Institute, for Five Successive Years!! Our Pianos contain the French Grand Action, Harp Pedal, Overstrung Bass, Full Iron Frame, and all modern improve ments. Every Instrument warrented five vearß. Made under the snrpervieion of lYll** .0. 19. GROVESTELY, who has a practical expeiieuce of over thirty five years, and is the maker of over eleven thousand pianofortes. Our faciliiles for manufacturing enable us to sell these instruments from SIOO to |2OO cheaper than any first class piano forte. Aug. 31’lyr ,iDYII]|IiiTR4TOR*9 SALE* \\J ILL be sold before the Court House t v door, in the town of J/organ, on the first Tuesday in January next, within the le-. gal hours ot sale one lot of land No 268, in the &and dist., origin. *ll y Baker, now Calhoun, sold as the property of John Bridges, for the benefit of the heirs. Terms cash. N. W. TACE, rovl:tds Admn’r. GLOIiGI u, Calhoun County* \\ T UKREAS, T. G. Holt applies to me for tv letters of dismission from the estati of |{. W. Para more, late of said co., dec’d. These art* therefore o cite and ndinonipa all persons concerned, tube and appear atniv office within the time prescribed by law, an phow cause if any, why said letters shou nor be granted. Given under mv hand an official signator » this June 12. 1807. * „ W. E. GRIFFIN, Ordy.
