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About The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1866-1868 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1868)
DAWSON JOURNAL. ' Local Column. ; WANTED TO HIRE! A'&ftod Cook, Wusher and Loner Apply at I'lllS Ok h It K COTTOS LOW ! And Dry Goods Lower!! GOODS, GOODS, GOODS, A L New York Cost. _At New York Cost. JS~exv Y”ork Cost. HAVING on hand an enormous Stock for the season, and being compelled to meet heavy claims at an early day, we will sell our splendid Stock at es flufll .i t'tV Pork Cost. Our old customers and all others in want ot the best bargains ever offered in Dawson, should call j»nd examine Goods and prices, before purchasing elsewhere. This is a good opportunity for Country Merchants to replenish their Stocks; as we can fill all bills either WJIOiLBiSAIjE or K£TAIL, at Cost Trices. « iS.-JW. SsIESEI. & UKO„ * Opposite Court House, Public Square. Dawson, Ga., Dec. 19, 1867—ts Cow. — Our cow departed from our premises on Monday night last, accompanied by her calf. She is a small white and light brown cow—has had the hollow horn—one horn shorter than the other. The calf is red and white; The AY eat her —This inexLaustible subject claims special no'ice at at this time. The idea of no fire, windows up, coats off, and perspiring in January, may be common to some folks hut not so -with us. We have not yet seen icc frQ2cn this winter to the thickness of one fourth inch- This was seen odc morniug but only by early risers. The past two weeks have been more like May or June than January. Up to Tuesday night the sky was almost per fectly clear, and the atmosphere quite “summerish.” Heavy Importation.—One of the most attractive sights witnessed by us while in Macon a few days ago, was ♦hemammoth stock of Cutlery, Lroctt- Kjry, Silver-Plated, China, Glass and •Wooden-ware receiving by our friend K. A. Wise, who spent most of the giant Sucanaer and Full in Europe. — ikis Goods were bought and are being dm ported direct front the most eele •brated manufacturers in ail Europe They gn through no second hands, smd the usual large profits made by Northern dealers ore saved to his cus fiomers. lie already has the largest »r.d finest stuck this side rl Sannnnah, and is .still receiving by almost every ♦rain. Those merchants v.ho have treen f»a tdse trahit of buying further North, can sarve freight and many risks by sending their orders or calling on Mr. W ise. llis reputation as a fair Hauler is already well established throughout Georgia, and we do not wonder at his groat success in busi ness. MARKETS. JOURNAL OFFICE, ) Dawson, Jan. 9th, 18G8. j The late advance in cotton had the affoct of bringing a large amount into town—everybody anxious to sell— targe quantities were sold at ten cents, and some extra cotton at a fraction above that figure. On Tuesday the excitement abated, buyers not willing to give over 9} ard holders unwilling to sell. We quote as ruling figures to day, 9a9i. Macon, Jan. 7.—Fair demand at 101. New York IGJaIGJ. Baltimore firm nt 15ial5}. Savannah 15—firmer. Augusta 14u14L. O Cl *1 Benjamin Bunker, ot Kendall’s Mills had a felon on his finger; it was very painful; he asked a friend what he should do for it. “Put on gun pow der and vinegar.” He did put od a lot of gunpowder, and bound a rag around it and went to bed ; got up in the morn ing and went to build afire; the rag oaught fire and exploded ; the powder burned the finger to the bone. He aays that it cured tho felon, and he don’t ask anything for the receipc. . I3T a few days ago a kerosene lamp exploded in a hosre car in Fitts burg, burning and endangering the lives of passengers. A similar explo sion recently occurred in a mail car on the New Jersey Central road, which re sulted in the burning of tins car and pearly all its contents. An Albany newspaper states that the colored people of that city have recent ly formed a society, one of the promi nent objects of which is tho delivery of literary, historical and scientific lectures, by poippetent gentlemen during the winter. The first lecture of the course W*s delivered on Monday evening last, apd was quite successful, the Rev. Dr. Clark of Albany, being the lecturer. What liq iid would a lover be ? Be side her. Why is an onion like a piano ? Be c*uae it smell odious. Amorims flintrict—South Geor gia Conference. QUARTERLY MEETINGS FIR-T ROUND Am ricus, Jan. 11, 12; KllavillcCir cuit, Jan. 18 19; Cuthbert, Jan. 25 2G; Albany, P,'b. 1,2; Dawson, F, b, 8,9; Bethel Circuit. Feb. 15, 10 Oglethorpe, Feb. 22 23; .Swift Creek. Worth and Irwin, Feb. 25, 26 ; Mag nolia Springs, Feb. 29, Mu>cb Ist; Starkville, March 7, 8 ; Randolph Cir cuit, March 14, 15- Fl< renca Circui', March 21, 22; Weston Circuit, March 28, 29. Will the official members—Minis ters, Exhorters, Stewards, Leaders, 8 S. Superintendents, and Church Secre taries— one anti all —meet us? Come brethreu. God claims your co-opera tion, and without it, your Pastors arc powerless. Tho Presiding Elder respi ctfully re quests the District Stewards to meet in Amcricus, Saturday, January 11th.— Let each S ation, Circuit uud Mission be represented. Pastors and friends will address him at Amt ricus. Jan. 2, 18G8. J B. McGEIIEE. Correspondence of ■ lie Chattanooga Union. ■low “Ally Gator” Asserlained Grant’s. Politics. I found no less than forty-five Radi cal politicians at the stepsofthe War Office, aod the sum and sub-tauce of their conversation was, Where does Grant stand? Can we run him for President? Finally, someone came out, and was eagerly hailed by the outsiders, who walked away with him. 1 heard them say, We must find out orthe party, is goue to thunder. 1 walked boldly up to the private of fice of the great mystery, and banded in my card The General took it with great re spect, and urdtred the atteudaut to show me in. General, said I, there is a great curi osity to know how you stand. About five feet seveD, I believe, re plied be. 1 mean where do you stand on the is sues of the day ? I tl ink tin l-isues stand •u tin. mor than I do on them. 1 began to get discouraged, but made another effort. Frankly, now, General, what are your politics. I generally smoke Havannas. Will you try one ? I took it, and we smokea in silence awhile. WLat is your opinion of the r cent elections? I it quired The fastest troi'erin America her plied, is, undoubtedly, Dexter, Bonner was lucky in g. tiiug him at ai y price. 1 fold him 1 admired his <4 :n 11ty, but it was no use to evade the question wi b mo. Honestly now, said I, which do you prefer, the policy of the Republican par ty as showu in Southern rccenstniction or that of Democracy, that whito men shall rule America ? lie blew a tremendous cloud of smoke and fitnp : y replied 1 do. But which ? 1 persisted ; for they both claim you. It is one thing to enter your claim, he coolly replied, ana another to get your Grant, I thought so. Don’t you think, General, there is a great reaction going on ? Ike g tup and locked the door, aod uni eked his private b x, asked me what 1 would take. I replied—An an-wer. I bava’t any Ann, sir, but here is the widow Cliquot, if the will do as well, It is nee Hess to state that we took a diiuk, perhaps two of them, Geuera!, said I, is it true that Wash turn knows where you stand iu poli tics ? Why, Ally, said he, I don’t stand on polities at all If a man is respectable, I don’t mind bis politics. Would you accept a nomination for the Presidency ? I thought I had him now; but, he simply blew a cloud of smoke, and look-1 edat, it musingly, replied: Kentucky would have made a fplen- ! did race against time, the other day, if he hadn’t baited the track. After this he rose, and seemed tired of the conversation. I took the hint, but was determined to find out something before I went; so as I arose from my chair, I enquired— General, is there any truth in . the newspaper reports about your political wiews ? Ally, said be, I have talked to you with more freedom, upon political sub jects, than I have ever allowed myself to do even with Washburn I know the high character of the journal which you represent, and I have felt it my duty to unbosom myself fully to you. No living man knows as much of my views as you do. I thanked him for the compliment, and bowed myself out of the roc nt HIS S 0 1. Il l OJ%\ ~ r PIIE coparmersbip lieri tolore exis'ing nn- X dor the firm name and style ot Pratt & Cochran, is this day dissolved by mutual con sent. The busioes of the old firm will be settled up bj Mr. T. J. Pratt. T. J. PR A 77’, Dec. Ist, 1867. D. A. COCHRAN. WHERE are you GOUE ? I AM GOING TO Greer fr Simmons' ! fit obuy mv groceries. They have on 1 h nd and are constantlv reocivin* everv article nsiiallv kepi in a Pirst C lass p.i.uiL i- on act: it r, such « BACON, I.ARP, FLOUR, MEAL, SALT, SUGAR, COFFEE, Fish, Oysters, Sardines, Crackers, Candies, Itaisins* Nuts, Potash, Soaps, Powder, Shot, Caps, Syrup Cotton Yarns, and many other articles too numerous to mention, a'l ot which we will sell ss LOW as any other house in Dawson for the (i. IS We will also be prepared 10 furnish plan ers with Bagging, Rope and Ties. Special • Yolices . FAINTS’ for FA J?M FRS Mid others.—The Grul’tou Miuornl i*aiut C’<>. are now manu facturing the Best, Cheapest hih! most Durable Faint In use ; two coats well put on, mixed with pure Mpiood Oil, w ill last lft or 13 years ; it is of a light brow'll or beaut iful chocolate color, and cun be to green, lead stone, drub, olive or cream, to suit the case of the consumer. 7t. Is valuable for //ouses, Barns, Fences, Carriage and Curmakcrs, Fails ami Wooden-ware, Agri cultural implements, Canal Boats, Vessels and .Ships’ Bottoms, Canvas, * Metal and Shingle Hoofs (It. being Fire and water proof) Floor Oil Cloths, (otiG Manufacturer having used 5000 bids, tho past year, and as a paint ibr any purpose is uu surpassing for body, durability, elasticity, and adhesiveness. Price )fi per btd. ot IKK) lbs., which will supply a farmer lor years to conic. (ruai untted in all cases as above. Send for a circular wlifch gives full particulars. None genuine un less brunded in a trude mark Grafton Mineral Faint. Address L)AwV ISL BID WELL, 204 Pearl Street, N. Y. | EUKOUSOF ¥Ol 111. A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all tlie effects of vouthful indiscretion, will for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need it, the recipe and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad vertiser’s experience, can do so by address ing, in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN. mySrly 42 Cedar Street, New York. TO C<Krs wi TB I *ES. The HEV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send (free of charge) to all who desire it, the pres.crip tion with the directions for making and using the simple remedy by which ho was cured of u lung affection and that dread disease Consump tion. His only object is to benefit the atfliced and he hopes every sufferer will try this prosvn ition as it will cost them nothing, and may proven blessing. Please address KKV. EDWARD A. WILSON, No. 105 Sowth Second Street, Wllliamsborough, New York. 42 4m- INFORMATION Information guaranteed to produce a luxuri ent growth of hair upon a bald head or beardless flee, also a receipt for the removal of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions &c., on the skin, leaving the seme soft, clear and beautiful, can be obtained withdut charge by addressing TIIOS. F. CIIAFIUN, Chemist. 823 Broadway, New York, AVir •Irfecrtisenients. TUKRELL Sllilltll F SALES. VVMLL be sold before the Court House ▼ ? door, in Dawson, said county, on the first Tuesday in February next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property to wit: Two lots of land numbprsl43 and 114, in the 3d district of originallv L e, now Terrell countv, to satisfy a ti fa from Lee Superior 1 Court, in f.vor o* John T. Sima, vs. Willi.m .. C zar . Po; t p' i; ted out by defend ant. January 2d, 1868 S. F LASSITER, Sh’ff. / t LDICGIA, l.iHbßiti County: VJT Whereas, Thomas S eadham, of end county, applies to me for letters ol Guardian* ship ot the person and property of J/artha Leonora Cbila «, orphau daughter of Dannie CoaLon, deceased. These are therefore o cite and admonish all per.-ons core- reed, to be and appear atmv office wi bin the time prescribed by law, and show Ciuse if any, why .*aid litters should lint be granted. Given under my hand an official signature, this Ja j. y, 1868. GAO. W. WOOTEN, Ord’y. The Great Popular Paper! The Charleston Gaily News; SUBSCRIPTION PRICE SIX HOTTvIRS *1 111 ! Tie Cliarlc-lon Try-IVteklj New I rce Hollars a War—Two Hollars for Six Months. TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE. jgj- No paper sent unlees the Cash accompanies tho order. gfrgr- No paper sent for n longer tim than paid for RIORDAN, DAWSON, &CO. rw I’RIETORS. GREAT I—SIS! New Goods by Thousands f Just From New York! IjTSkllE undersigned, take pleas ure in informing the Public — anil more especially the Citizens of DAWSON AND Surrounding Country That I have in store, and daily rc | ceiving one of the Largest aud most Carefully Selected Stocks ever offered in tho city of Daw ; sou j consisting of DRY GOODS ! Os Every D siripii n, NOTIONS, Boors, SIBOI s, HATS, CAPS. T- J. TT, Main Street, Loyless Block, Dawson. Ga. New Firm! New Goods! C 3CCERIES .IT L 1 I'M .Y ti It .1 rK s : Crowell & Christian, HAVE just opered. i>n Main Street, near the Journal Office, a Firstclass Family (xiocerr, where the? will ke. p at all tines a choice stock ot I’ovisions and Planters sup plies, such as 1 SUGAR V COFFF.Ej f, AGENTS WANTED FOR THE GRAYJACKETS, And how they lived, fought, and died for Dixi«, with ItfekbmtH and Sketches of life iu the Conlidtrary, Comprising Narratives of Personal Adven ture, A ring Life. Naval Adventure, Home Life , Partisan Daring, Life in the Camp t Field and Hospital , together with the Songs, Ballad *, Anecdotes and Humorous Inci dents of the War for Southern lnd> pen den ce. 'there 1h a certain portion of the war that will never go into the regular historian, nor be em bodied in romance or poetry, which is • very real part of it, aud will, if preserved, convey to suc oeeding generations a Better idea of the spirit of the conflict than many dry reports or careful nar ratives ot events, and this part may be called the gossip, the fun, the pathos of the war. This 11- luHtrutcH the character ol‘ the leaders, the humor of the soldiers, the devotion of women, the bra very of men, the pluck of our heroes, the ro munoe aud hardships of the service. The Valiant ami Brave Hearted, the picturesque and Dramatic, the Witty and Marvelous, the ten der and pathetic, and the whole panorama of the war are here thrillingly portrayed inn masterly manner, at once historical and romantic, render ing it the most ample, unique, brilliant aud read able book that the war has called forth. Amusement as well as instruction may be found in every page, as graphic detail, brilliant wit, and authentic history, are skillfully intorwoven iu this work of literary art. Send for Circular* and see our terms, and a full description of the work. Address, JONES BROTHERS A CO., dccl3 Atlanta, Ga. TiiWEiiA IN LITERAim MR. FRANK LESLIE, one of the United S'a'es Commisaioneie to the Universal Expo* sit'on in Paris, has availed hin.ielt ol his vis it a broad to introduce some new and very in teresting features in his popular publications. He has arranged w ith a number of the loa* - ing authofs and artists of A’nope to furnish Novels, Narratives and Engravings, which will appear originally ib his publications, in stead of a second hand, or through the stale expedient of wlmt are called ADVANCE SHEETS, thus practically settling the copy right question by purchasing bis literary ma terial at fi:8l hand. Tins i* a hold movement and will prove to be a remunerative one, since “Honesty is the best policy. The tim of these novelties is. All VEX'HIKES A>lo AG BRIGANDS, BY PIERCE EAGAN, .ESQ., a narrative of Adventure in Italy, by that popular novelist ami f-iacinatii)(r writer, whii’h will commence in No. 129 of FKANK LES LIE’S CORNER. With No. 129 will also be given away a JLaguificent Original Eogiaving, STOP THIEF, OR Tlie jVlonltey’as Grrip ! from the famous and opular painting of that name in the Paris Exposition, now the property o! Paran Stxtkxs, Ei q ,of New York. Dec b-’G7. NOTICE. SIXTY days ah* r date, application will be made to the Coun of Ordinary of Calhoun County, Ga., for leave to sell the emne real estate « f Solomon G. Beckcont, late of said countv, dec’d. SUSANNAH E BECKCOVI, novl’6<- m Executrix. A c A J l IX IVini ’he opening of anew year, Dr. vv KEENEY hl .: fW.) his professional services to the citiz -ns ot Dawson and sur rounding country ; hoping, bv strict atten tion to Ida profession alone, and close, watch ful end constant attention to his patients, to merit a share of public patronage. Your pat.r ina ersspectfully solicited. Office in “Jofrcal Building," front room, up stairs, over store of Orr, Brown ii Cos., where he can be found ut ail times, unless professionally engaged, or at his residence. Calls left, at the store of Orr, Brown & Cos., will be promptly attended. 18687 1868. MnmtFBWT ¥E are now offering onr stock of DK< GOODS, GHOOEBIES, BOOTS, shoes. HATS, CLOTHING, &.0., At Greatly Reduced Prices For Cash ! We have just received another car load of that Superior Sail, 5,000 Cmiaids Assorted Sugar—A, B, C, Crushed and Brown. 1,000 I’oeiiids New York S?ate aud English Dairy Cheese—very fine. £,OOO Superior Family Flour. 100 PoibhK J fennessee Butter. 3 Gross Jethey’S bottled Ale—Pints, CST" All of which we offer JLO If * for tmh: c«tsu. ALEXANDER & PARROTT, Dawson, Ga. ROB'T TALKS HR, 0. W. Bt'RR, R. V. WOOLFOLK. FALKNER, BURR & WQOLFOLK. GQGK!f;G STOVES, Wholesale & Retail. \tfS have now on hand an i receiving over vv 300 Cooking Stoves of the latest and most approved patterns, which we me polling at prices rang ng from ©lO to §300,00. Every Stove comptete " ith Furniture, and warranted Ptrfcvt and to ft (re Satis faction ot exchanged^ Our Stock is complete with PARLOR i OFFICE STOIES. FARMERS’ BOILERS, HOLLOW WARIS. WOODEN WARE, cutlery, baskets, PLATED GOODS, LAMPS, A'd F.VF.KYTHING ' " c.'oa firstdase ItoHse-furnisfi f >» f/ slteck. TO DLALEHS. WE are offering great inducements in Tin II 'art, which ;iro m inu(actnringex tinsively. Oiders promptly attended to. Third St., {'hid Door From Cherry,) yiXCOT, - - G£OuGU. ocfll.3ia t. w. I.OY-XSS. joun l. animx £ HR o “WE ARE NOW ON IT,” NOT ON A CREDIT, But a Cash System. We sell no Gcod. to be paid In a few days, which never come due, nor to our most inti mate Mends upon one days credit. This rule will be strictly adberred to in every case, rich or poor, high or low. We arc compelled to take this course. To Cash buyers, we beg leave to announce that we huve purchased tho large and complete Stock of JS. it. TofflfSS, consisting in part of FANCY, DitESS & STAPLE DRY GOODS, ISoofls, Shops, Elab, Cop*, Clothing, Ciroccu’ici, &c«, which were purchased at unprecedented low figures, and are’eonliiiuing butJnißS at Ilia <>I«I kland. wliere we propose to sell Goods at the Lowest Market Prices for the Cash, and Cash only. Also, have se cured the new aud Commodious Warehouse, Off LoyleM & Crim, when* we pro , pose to Receive, Store, Ship and! Sell, alMJot- I ton entrusted to our care, on as liberal terms as any House in the Town, with promptness and dispatch. LQYLESS & GRIFFIN. Dawson, Ga*, October 25tb ? 1867 —2m. GREATEST ttGGES*. It Prevents Rust. : It has been used for nine years by one of <ur Be t Grcrgift farmers, for he find- if !hc best ever • < fieri and for W heat, for fern. f« rCotteD, for Turoips, auil all Garden Truck. It can be proved it wiil increase the crop Three Fold. Every sack or barrel Warranted Standard. Guaranteed by ; Prof. J. H. Booth. | For sale in barrel- or sacks at tnanu ] facturer’s prices and Iriight, by J. 11. ZEILIN & CO., i N‘.vß 3m Druggist, Macon, Ga. c iLnor.Y Msmtiff sai.es. j Will be Hold before the L’ourt Uuuae door, ! in the town of Morgan. Cdhoun county, Ga., j on the first Tuesday iu February next, wi'hin I the h gal hour- of sale, the following p op< r ! ry, to wit : One brown horse mule, and one i bay mare mule, levied on ns the property of C L. Vinner, to sari.-fy a fi fa Lorn Randolph Sui>erior Court, jti favor or John MeK. (Jurrn vs 0 L, Varner, and /. irlt Varner, security. I Property pointed out bv A’aily Varner. Also, j 2(1 bales cotton and 8400 buahefs com, levied , on as the property of Lawson LI. Carter, to satisfy a mortgagafi fa, issued ireu. the eoun- j ty court of C Jhoun county, in favor of Byrd A Ci ker vs Lawson If, Carter. Property ! : pointed out by defendant. W. A. U.VSCIIER, D. Sh’ff. | (\ t;OltGl4,C:iiiisuu County: X Whereas, Eljah l’adgr t., applies to me for letters of Administration ou the estate of David Merritt, late of said county, dec’d. These are, therefore to cite, and admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear at mv office within tho time preset ibed by law, and show cause if any, why said letters should not be grafted. Given under mythagd and official signature, this 9th of December, TBfi7. GEO. W. WOOTEN, declo-SOd Cril’y. WoodrAps and Buggies, o— - IITAVE jleft with me for sale, a few of these .celebrated Wagons and Buggies, which will be disposed of to Cjsh buyers at exceedingly low prices. : . ; W. M. PEEPLES. Dawson, Ga., Dec. 19, 1867 —lot KCHJYo.n »• is. ii’fAi/, in : rkfcMiCM Awjkwmf) at tiik American Institute of 1867 TO MKKRPJ r l”8 Fiirpka Scarf and Tic Holder ! VtTe nr an si’vrr Fraitie or Plate, on which . dn v ore (aim » Scarf or Tio in any numb r of tixlo#, with a Small piece of silk or oiher material. No Bowing rtquired. QNL Y FULLY QENTS FA.CH f They are light and pleasant; they are du rable ; thex do uot brajk the collar iu adjust ing; thqy do not come lobec* with one eve**y man Cm ‘make German xSdyer they will not corrode. Agents wanted everywhere. A liberal dis count to the trade. Samples seut by mail on receipt of the price. JjdC MERRITT, -Srtle Prop’r. Office and Manufactory, 5()7 West Forty tMrd street, N. Y. declS TGEVERY3B3Y. And Tho Balance of tko World ! ORR, BROWN & Cos. have closed books aud Sell no more on HUE uiililiUlac courils are settled. Hut Hear It IV Inter si id Ones. They will sell their present Stock of Dry (inodr, khoes tlild Uoildys CLoIUiuK. nd every II i,g <l-e SO LOW that the pu'chiser wi.l ttank it is almost having it giveeu to biui. toliou Advanced! Money Wanted! ORR, BBOIVAI & Cos., say to all who owe them Unit libxral arrangements will be made with all 1 heir customers who will COM FuRW m IMMIOIATtLY w irb their j cotton. Now is j our time to set le, before tins opportunity p«;see. ORR, brown & CO. jrn2jtf 1 MACOIT, 0-EOK.C3-IJL, IMPORTER OF -MIUILIE Mtm CHINA AND CROCKERY WARE. A.ISTD DEALER IN • SILVER-PLATED WARE, HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, STOVES, TIN AND WOOD-WARE. B. A. WISE- Cherry Street. -JOBS MliKSin MAMMOTH SHOW I ' CIRCXJB & i WILL probably taot visit Dawson the present season, hut a show of wueh greatef j importance may be witnessed at tho GROCERY AND PROVISION HOUSE OF Win. Wooten, WIIO keeps at all times, one of the largest Slooks of Groceries, Proviaiotta’ Grain, aud Sraple Dry Goods, to be fouud in Spilth west Georgia, besides a choice assortment of Confectioneries, such as Jellies, it I'd Lluy PfUCkeS, Hckles, OlS*- ' ters, Bardiacs, trackers, tandies, aud Preserves. IX STORE AYD TO ARRIVE I FLOUR 1—120,000I —120,000 Pounds —All grades—at Lowest Figures. SALT! 100 SAVORS-at Lowest Figures. B ACOU! 10,000 POT'?fJjS —Hams, Sides and Bulk. MEALi 100 Fresh Water-Ground Meal f Ylso, 3.00 T A U Str3ijL?e or Suporior Sweet L"*ota-' toes, and 100 Bushels Fine Seed Oats. At all times a good supply of Sugar, CofLo, Rice, Syrup, Cheese, Snuff, Chew ing & Smoking Tobacco of all grades, aud all oiher articls usually found in a first, class Grocery House. DAWSON, GA., November 29tb, 1m.1867. NOTICE. I ''WO Months alter date application will.be . made to the court of Ordinary of Cal houn county, for leave to sell the entire real estate of Benjamin K. Hodge, deceased. MILBRV HODGE, novls;tm Adum’z. j NOTICE. I hereby forewarn all persons from trading for & certain promissory note, given about Ihe middle of March tor 600 pounds lint cot ion, and due the Ist of December, 1807, to I ■John Davis ; and as the consideration of said, note having failed, I am determined not to pay it unless compelled bv law. VV. E. BOZEMAN* Nov29-C7-lm NOTICE. r p\VO months after date, application will be 1 made to the Court ot Ordinary of Cal houn Cos., Ga., for leave to sell the entire real estate ot Gillison Gregg, late of Calhoun Cos. deceased. JOHN J. SESSIONS, novS'Lnv AdminfetrjßK' A FINE R'JLL FOR SALE. TEE subscriber offers a fine Bolt jFjti < ' or »ale—part English—plows, Jf . finely and works first rate under tae 'jukK, about five yeais old. I ai<*> have a f uo j yoke of oxen for sale. n0v221 hi ♦ MARTIN L. HARP. NOTICE. 4XTI days after date application wiU made to the court of Ordinary of Terrell county ior leave to sell the real estate of j Willis Woo’bright, late of said county, I ceased. WASHINGTON WOOLBRIGHT, J an. 2, 1868, 2m Adm’r. NOTICE. OIXTY day? after date, application wilt W O made to the Cour; of Ordinary of Cfcl houu County, for leave to sell th* entire real ev»»o of I-liain R, Alill?. dec’d., exee|>t. Jjie Widows Dower* WILLIAM RYE,. I o-'2s'.m Adm’r. de bonis uoov
