DAWSQFf'JOURNAL.
r l»'Column.
IWANTEDTO HIRE!
Oobk/ Wisher'And Irofcer.
Appeal TIIIS OFFICE
n yTH—k-i a [v* i > I A ts-
COTTON LOW !
And D;y : jLpwer!!
GOODS,,,
GOODS,
GOODS,
At New York Cost.
New York Cost.
.A t New York Cost.
HAVING on hand an enormous Stock for
the season, and beigg compHlrd to
meet heavy claims at an early day, we will
sell our splendid Stock at nrlctuul .Vfir
York Coat.
Our old customers anil all others in want >
df the best bargain! ever offered in Dawson, I
Should call and examine Goods and prices,
before purchasing elsewhere.
This is a good opportunity for Country
Horchants to replenish their Stocks; as we
can fill all bills cither WHOLESALE
or KGfAIL, at Cost Prices.
J*. Jtt. SJESCf. & BBO„ I
lipitesite Court B<fuse, Public Square.
Dawson, Ga., Dec. 19, 18ti7—tf I
1: Fresh Garuen Seed
EOR SALE AT
Perryman & M*riirother’B< Brug Store
Attention is called to the ad
vertisement of Dr. R A- AY aroock, who,
it will be sccd, has located at Cbicka
sawhatchee, and offers bis profea-iooal
services U the oitisens of that place.
Also, to the School Notice of A
Howard/who wilt resume the exeroi.-r*
of.his School at Clyckasawhatchec.
nre highly gratified to.
learn that, through (ho enterprising
ebergy of Alaj. 0. O Nelson, Dawson
will in a few days, be connected by a
Telegraphic YVira with the ends ol
tlie world. An improvement very
much needed in this place.
Z3T The bumbei for February of j
Gody’s Ladies Bo kis before us It?
typographical appearauce is indeed very
neat aid handsome. ■. It eontains thh
very latest fashions and very beautiful
0 es, beddi 8 beinj filled with_ much
reading matter.
QuxßttY. —The frequent and unneces
sary discharge'6f~fire arms, negrr pow
wows and shindigs, in connection wish
the heavy tar imposed by the Coon#],
has ■suggested a questi on » hiclv went*. to
be a mtUed city via t As to whether or
not such a bpdy ex : .-t3. If there is a
Council we should like to know it.
Educate Vonr Children.
. Some say,the times are foo hnrd,
they cannot othird to send tneir chil
dren _Jto school j but as sure us you
Mogleet this you deprive th« in willfully
of their rights; they cannot goto
«hool without you send them. There
areecverul first olase schools now in
Dawson, and we notice the rates of j
Tuition nre remarkably low ; no one |
ean nhjdct to them ; r here fore while
you have this good opportunity, Wend j
your chi’dren at once —start them
nett Monday, and *s believe you wall
never regret it. If you ever expect
to give yotirchfldren anything, give
tkpm a part of it; now jn the, way of
learning, and this will be with them, a
rea (ty iilwwyal on hand, and
••mething too tbht the sheriff cannot
reach.
Cui-FEE quandary J Tor^lifw
he cannot see how-things change so
, ktjjdly- C To ,‘rtay ipne year ago h«
could take his stand on the street cor
ner and select his his
price, and get it, with whisky and to
bacc«|l>»owty ki, (to. make him stick.)
But how different now. Our streets
are daily thronged with negroes,of all
•exifßs, *gefi,ap<f conditions, looking—
yes begging—for employment. In
fact S*unbo is about to corne to the
cortdusion that it i» “root pig or die-”
fpr the bray of nary a mule has yet
greeted bis earp, nor aas the title to
nary a loriy acres, yet been placed
bis hands for safe keeping.
tjjC’ A dilapidated, ‘White -wooled
“manhood, M while watching tho mon
keys in a mepagerie on exhibition in
Montgomery.- Ahibnma, wns heard tor
soliloquize after this fashion —
“Dern ch'l’un got too much sense to
PPfldjDptOT dat ar cage, whar dcv-hab
free rashuns ; it dev war “to cum om I
spec white folks cut oftcin dar tails,
and set ’om to wotin, and makin’ Con-
Cctnih’ little delfbils,
dey jus sets up on dad ens* an* scratch
dsir legs as antral aa a nigger bey !”
Not leave ! it to
the taste of any gentleman, which is
the most immouGst fV.T 1 ndic*B to tvoor
'* fhqrt drees on the streets, or those’
with a long trail so as to drag jfl&hg
ah the filth, slime and dirt J Thg an
t«V*er.would be invariably in favor of
the pretty tasteful walking dresses!
mm«y-elng*nt.kulies,hw# ad»-p I
♦ed. I,ong trails do very well fo# [Lr-1
tor*.. There they are graceful and be-;
coming, but they are very unsuitable
o the streets. The walking dresses
aj'e modest, neat, becoming and clean
fhe long ones show a mock affecta
tion, are very uobWafity, and the men
*ay are devices to , bide big fe.t
•E-ach to bet taste however. \ ■
FPftth tftr* I,one Stwr Mni«.
Austin, Tkxas, D-c. 15,1807.
rid it or of the LaCrosse Democrat:
It you will al'uw me a little space in
you»yh4t'fid«a^j*fg- v l vyijl
you with a few lines from this uuforiuu-'
ate, n.igro-troddou, hell-hackled, God
forsaken neck-of-ihe-wood". 'i he ‘‘D m
ocral’’. k uud' itbtcdlv doing ui re good
Dtmocraiicaily speaking, than any paper
in the Uuited States, or rather IJII-Uoi
led States. It is gaiuing ground rapid
ly allnver the Imd—it is Bought fur aud
read by almost everybody, evi n the hot
headed Radicals like to read it when
they can steal off iri some secluded e rn
er where they cannot bo seen. The
bold and fearless manner in which the
“Democrat” defends the South and the
Democracy of country, and ibe way
it pours hot-shot into the blood-hounds
ot the Hadicul puny just suits the peo
ple of the country.
The city of Austin ean li >ast of hav
ing iu her midst oue of those amiable
and beautiful iusti'u ions peculiar to 'tie
Radical party, a L .ysl L-agsie* which,
I by the way, is a perfect nuisance to the
whole neighborhood surrounding their
place of meeting. Ail rlii'tigh the
summer they In id 1; c uti.al tiro 111 a
bu.lding Fnnfrl'y used as a hi
I the ou'skirts of the city, but 'since the
1 decapitating- axe of the sub-King, of
! Kingdom Not 6, (fortunately u, w de-
I fuuci) was put ui motion, and behead,
our Worthy and aecortipl’tAftd sheriff,
and installed another > t the llaoicai pei
suasion, they have had their gatherings
at the court house. They meet regu
larly twice a week, and ev, r$ rfieetifigis
largely attended, particularly by the
I great unwasjjn i|,,newjj-mnyi,-. Am riean
eitiilu (So- calhli) ttrni V’chFs'fder.ible
sprinkle of 'he ’tn,ni/viUgkteoid p o
tion of the nefarious rabble wh, pass
i themselves rtf in daylight a* wbi ',, al
tbtugh their hearts are darker than me
dead hour of an Africfn mid-night.
The mi,j irity of the so call and whites,
who attend the League meetings, are
those who h.ve sluuk .way from duty
aud h. nor, aod have, been appointed t'
su coed gentlemen in offi e. F 1 i
- li" highly accompli h a A , -
dency, the Alrhtary Pease, d-o , n r
(so-called), whose various other nan,s
amount to Early Marrowfat, bas been a
regular attendant until recently. He
rendered himself somewhat obnoxious
to the L't.gue sometime since by issuing
his proclamation, declaring ail laws to
forceunt.il set a-ilo by c,,mpete.it au
thority, and the breach li'is been grow
rfig wider arrd still wider until he has
beta tspoil and. He w. s regarded as not
being sound “on the goose v I under
stand several' of the f rtner leadiug
rights have been set aside, Ju«lg 811,
Judge Morfill arid 01 hers.
Nearly every (ffieer in the .State has
been turned out, and irresponsible nin
compoops pul ir. their pjaevs. King
the 11, of the sth Kingdom, (who had
an unsuccessful tuss'e with the yellow
fever at, Galveston) commenced the
mighty wi rk 1 f dtcapitation, and after
his d.ath another monster with kingly
power * prang op in our midst, and tiu~
ished the damnable tv-ik of orcapi.ia
tion, ty flourishing W duca'
htTltcr and yon, until ho slew hund.'eiht
of innocent 1 ffl e holders, who, ty-AtAe
way, may he riiost'a*rd by thb getl'h
mm an rctiolar at New Or cans, ticn.
Hattcock.
I suppose the Radicals here new re
gard tlxMtisclviVind tbdr pir'y »' ail
safe, f r we have n w in < ur moist Ham
ilton A. , (I‘ , .rcriie‘i Jobs*’) J o b-, who m
ale-lo pull thA \y m bm v almost iny
man's eyes, even n men bor of Congress
"to the tune of sooo He made a speech
at the (Tis iitd yesterday, and the Radi
cals were sorely disappointed in him.—
They went up there, seat and them'-clvt's,
threw tjteir mouths open and distouded
their ear-, expecting to heat a speech ol
blood and thunder from him. His
speech however, was very moderate.—
He favors universal suffrage, hut give
the negroes some very good advice. He
told the negroes not to think of cot fi
cation, for that thing hadexploded—uot
to entertain the idea for a moment of
bripgipg suits against former owners for
wages, (as bad been talked of in the
’Leagues.) T»r it would not be tolerated.
*Hc also advised'them no“t to run tbr‘ of
fice. Ol>l'u,-.im>N T ) li:aOUEB.
j "The Lmcottf Mo!«bjien.t.—fVr the
j benefit of parlies dtsirou.s if put i g
J their loose Cash in the keeping of the
gang *bqat Alaira, who | repose to
build a mooumeht 10 ifco late lament, and
I rail-mauler, we reproduce the .. xpuri
l ence of some of the “loilf’t;> ibe follow
! ing effect, from a Now York exchange :
Some patriots of Pitt burg contribu
ted is the fervor following the murd* r
of our martyr, and under aetiico fV, in
I H. G. sent tf.eir mires ho Mr. H-rj ■<-
min |i. Sherman, of this city. Tiny
have bad to account of -h r mon y ,
and have written three let ns off .ii
inquiry to Mr. Sherman. Finally
they fastened on 11. G , who tvro e
them in effect’that he dida’t want to b
bothered aboui it,
-■o; : . /Tt ' - “
A society, cal od the u;i e. f Her
tngtic Phi iusophe s," is > 0 be organiz -
ed in Netvtni'-yport, Muss. It. profes
s-s to bo derived from tho Anei. ut
Egyptian Masonic rite of Masons.
The Atlanta Era contains four col
unuas of Sheriff sales of Atlanta > ity,
property for non-payment of taxes tor
1867.
An iron gnnboat, just laun.-hed at
Glasgow, for tho Turks, hnade twen
ty-one miles an hour on her triul
trip. .
A movement will be made in the
Parliament of Ottawa in favor of the
government buying the telegraph
lines.
A suit in Madison, Wisconsin, of
fifteen years standing, lias only one
of its original eight defendants living
The Northern papers are beginning
to coma down-on the negro. They
don't talk about “rebel outrages’’ nofv.
They S!*y “negro Outrages ”
Aiin rini' l>iitriet-lo liGueutr
fiiti limlereuee.
QUARTEItLY MEETINGS FIRST round
Atn‘ficus, Jan. 11, 12; E laville,Cir
cuit, Jan. 18. 19; CuihOerf, Jan. 25,
, goj r Albatty, Feb. 1,2; Dawson, FVb.
8,9; Betiiel Circuit, Feh. 15, 15;
Oglethorpe, Feb. 22 23; Swift C'nek,’|
Worth and Irwin, Feh. 25, 26; Mag
nolia Springs, Feb. 29, Mutch Ist; j
Staikville, March 7, 8 ; 15 u.dolpb Cir- j
eujit, March 14, 15 * Fh recce (Jire»i‘,
March 21, 22; Weston € rcuit, March
23, 29.
Will the effii.ial member—Minis
ttrs, Exhorters, Stewards, Leaders, 8
S. Superintendents, and Church Serre
tatics—one and all —meet us? Corm
bretbteu. (j id claims y• >ur co-opcra
tion, and without it, your Pastors are
powerless'.
The Presiding Elder rospi o' fully re~
quests the Di-trict St wards to mret in
Americus, Saturday, January 11 tb.—
I. each S atiun, Circuit and Mission he
represented.
PijsUrs and friend* will udddese him
at AuftYieus. *' t * f
Ja U , 2, 1808. J IJ. McGEHEIV
f ,*r>i nisi 1,11 f
On the 31-t Dscemtor, ov R' V. TJ. A.
C',o#efl, Mr. Lankin Johnson and Miss lyiiinm
Murray, all of Calhoun Cos , Ga.
i»IAIt lilts.
JOURNAL DF FIFE, 1
Dama n,'ian.
We qtroto Do ton to day at 10 cts ;
a good article.
Macon. Jan J4—We still quote
cotton at 18)
New York, 10} Sales 3 000 bales.
< barleWon ; cott n active nt lO.ilGi.
Augtist i ; middlßt 8 14J.
Savaiyiuh; Cotton inuctiye; ulid
dliagtt.lsl
Dausoti (‘rices 1.11 rrent.
Corrected Weekly by Wm WOOTEN.
Colton, lli 11} • G01d,.... a 35
DeLaines, .31) *SO j Silver,... .30
Lancaster, 40 a45 | Prini-, In- 22
Sti-etim' 17 o 20 I Gioghms 37 a 00
F»**iori Yams, 2 1|0a225 j Laid 18820
Coals’ Tltr-ad, 125 11 on Osi sbihfs 2(n 23
K*. Farn. Flour, 14 al6 B.icpi), ... 15.18
Superfine, 13 a 14 C0rn,..l 25a
Rice, 13 al4 Tea 1 50a2 50
Sugar, Brown,. .18 a2O Coffee,... ,28a 83
Coffee Sugar,.. ,20.i22 Candy,... 85 aSO
Syrup, cane,.... 75iSO Cheese,... .20 i3O
“ sorghum,6o a7O Salt, 375
Bugging, Kent’v, 30 '33 Glass, .9 a II
“ Gunny, 45 a Butter ...35a 40
Rope, 12 a 14 ■ Eggs, .. 15 a 20
Candies, Star,. ..30 Beeswax,. 14 aL S
Dried Fruit,.. .'.lO a If. Tallow 10 a ls
Tohacco, 60 a 1 fO Sna.T 1 00.il SO
Soap, turp’ntiiie. 15 a2o Nails, ,S a lO
Whiskey 350 as6 5h0t, ....20
Coperas 10a If Powder..,soa
sjt t cinl Notices*
For Tax Collector.
We ark Authorized 10 announce the name
of W. 11. Mkbcku as a e.udidaie for T n Col
lector of Webster Comity, at the ensuing
eleciion.
1_ AlN’T*’ fill- FAnims ami others.—Til.-
JT <*raltoii Mineral Fiiint Cos. uro now maiiu
tmlt ur in % tin* umi iiiuFt Durable
Faint in two coats well put on, mixed witli
pure Ltoacod Oil, will la#f in or l.tyeurs : if is-of
»tTgtiT brown or beiiuftfuf chocolate color, ami
can be ( tanked to given, Jr.ui stone, drab, olive
or cream, to suet tliOcutfe of tit.- wmsumcr. /t
is valuable for //ojiscs, Barns, Fences, Carriage
•'lui. Carmakers, Fails and ,AVuodeu-avare, Al£i
umlibral Uupb nithits, (Xtm.nl [Vcasc|«^Bil
i Roofs
(rrTfcirig Tire and Wnttd-'pH) o rj* Flo and r (rft Cfothb.
(one Manufacturer having used .‘,OOO bills, the
I past year, and as a paiut lor auv purpose is un
j surpassing tor body, durability, ebtstioily; auM
| adhesiveness. Frice )<3 per bul.’ot ;;tH» lbs.; which
; will supply, a farmer Jor years to come. Gjiai*
anteed in tdl cases as above. .Send for a cirWilar
! which given full particulars. None genuime un
less branded in a trademark Grafton Mineral
Faint. Addres
DAA lEL iiIIiWELL, ‘434 Pearl Street, X. Y.
ERRORS OF YOCTII.
A Gentlenum who suffered lor years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, Wr.d ail
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will lor
the sake ot suffering butiianitv, send free 10
all who ne.-d if, ihe recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by whiah he was
cured. Sufferers wishing in profit by the ad
veitiser’s ejperienuv, can do so by uddress
j ing, in pei feet confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN.
myß:ly 42 Cedar Street, New York.
Tft €o.rs UJTiTI *
r fhe UKV.FIIFU-Ojn w.U jirml
! (fr<Vvof charjp'} :fll w'lib dbslrc ft; tne pfc#crij)
: tion with the directions for making and using
; the Kfmpl(<ftlh<«lvl>y
lungaitdvtion aud that (jtjnsump
tion. His only object is to benefit thc afflioed and
he hopes every sufTorer will try this proseri ition
as it will cost them uothing, and may prov’ea
blessing. i'h?ase address
«JC V. 1-H>W AK 1> A. Wll SUN,
No. Second Street, Willisre?borough,
INFORMATION
to produce a luxnri
ent growth dPuaft- Upon a bald head or heard less
f4cc, also a receipt lor the removal ofFlmplea,
Ulotches, Eruptions Ac., on tjit* *kiu, leaving i
tho seme soli, dear and bwmtiiuL,. cau be obtaiued
witlidut cloirge bv mhlresslng ? ' *
THOS. F. ( IIAI "MA N,
823Bruttdway t New York,
\ .... 1 ■" ■■■'■■J
Ttimi ix Mit Kin s
'll r ILLbe foIJ befo»e the Comt Iloue
▼ j door, in D*Mnn, said county o» the
fi 8t Tuesday frt February oext, M<hiti the
!• *ral hours ot aale, 'he following pfop- uy
the S ld'F It of oriifiinll L -, now !%• rre*l
connt.v, to 8 ttisfv ati ft from L e Sup* ri r
(h'Ht f, i«, f.ivor o* .John T. S ins, vp. V\ iia ni
... C/nr . Prop t pc if ted out l.y defenfi'
ant. January 21, 1808
S. F LASSUKR. Sh'ff
-A CA ItlJ.
W’ITH ibe npenii-g ot ii new voir, Dr.
1 1 KEENEY i, S Hiu. of). . his pr u f... ;
services o ihf- citiz ns of D.i*>on nod sur
rounding coun'ry ; hoping, b. si riot atten
tion to hi- prose-u n done, and dose, w teb
Ini mid congtniit sit-rilion 10 t'is patients, to i
men', n sbt'e • f public pat ouage. Your
pa"' n i er spectfuliy solicited.
Office in “Journal Buildit je,” front room, !
IIP Siair., met store of Orr, Brown & Cos., t
where he can be found at all times, oule-s
n‘o(css:on illv engaged, or at bis residence. |
ISC’ o:.lra left arfhe store of Or-, Brown :
A It-'., w ill-be orotno'lv «tt, nd*-d.
/ t » Oiivl.-l, lei »-«li V <lllll .
VJ Whereas, W. P. W. Lcotu'd, applies
tor letters of dismission fiont p lardianahip of
James Knigh', minor of John Knigh., di c’d.
These are, therefore to ciie and admonish
all persons concerned lo tie and appear at
■my office with in ihe time presetibed by law,
and show cause, if any exists, why said let- I
1 ers should not be granted.
Given under my hard and official pfgna- :
tirr, this July 12, 18fi7.
T. Id. JONES, Ordinary. •'
NOTICE.
SIXTY days after date, application will he
made to the Court ol Ordinary of Calhoun
County. Ga., for leave to sell the eo'i e real i
estate of Solomon G. Bockcom, late of s*id
county, dec’d.
i SUSUKXAH E. HECKCOM,
| AbENTS WANTED FUR THE
GR.AYJACKETS,
Amt liow they lived, fought anil died lor Dixie,
1. wit|i lueideuta and Sketches ol' life
In the Confixteraev,
'Comprisini/ Narrative* of Personal Acfce 11-
tme, Army J.ife Naval Adcc ture. Home
l,f<\ Tarlixt/p harn.'j, l.,je i'n On Com/ 1,
| Tn Id and IJve/dtal. together until die Sony*.
J IJaUitiU , Anrcdylcx and Humorous Inci
I denis of the JP«r for Southern hidipen
deuce.
t Tliorc la a eertain portion of the war that will
novel-go into the rogi'hir liiatories, nor lie em
bodied iu romance or poetry, w ldeli Is a \ ery real
I parr or if, and Will, if preserved, convey to. suc
ceeding geueraliona a better idea ol the>|iirjt ol
the conmet than many dry reports or earelui uai •
| rntirca 01 events, and this inirt nniy be eatied the
| gossip,, tha fun, the luithus 01. the war. 'this 11-
I .lustrates the elmracter of 1 lie leaders, the humor
of tlie soldiers, the devotion of women, the hra
! very brmen,' the plhek of our heroes, the ro
. malice and hardships of tin* aerviee.
I The Valiant and Brave lfearted,thepieturesque
and /dramatir. the Witty and Marvelous, the ten
der and pathetic, ud the, whole panorama of the
war are m*re thrillnigly porirayea inn innstiA-lv
manner, at ouee liistorieal aud roinaittle, ri nm-rd
log it tlie most ample, unique, brilliant and read
able laiok lli til the war has rallied lortb.
Amusementys wt'U as iastruetion maybe found
ill every page, as graphic detail, brilliant wit. and
authentic history, are skillfully iutorwovrn in
this work ol' literary art.
Send fm*Circulars and Sue odr terms, and a full
description of the work. Address,
. Jti.Na.S ItUUi'UEiiS A CG„
deciq Atlanta, Ga.
R' B T KaLKNKR, O. W. ÜBRR, R. E WidOLVOIK
FALKNER, BURR&WCBLFOLK.
GCCKIKG STCVESj
Wholesale efr Detail.
lli ’' ■ '■ ( .! I, , ,
JiTTR have now on hard an : receiving over
IV 300 Cooking S'oves of the latest, and
most njiprov.-d p.iueri s, which we s e selling
a- prices rang ng from §1« to *200,00'
Kverv Slove cnmp'ete «ith Fin niiure, anti
w»rian'ed l , rrteel and 10 in iff Satis
tact in n or t-.rchaiif/ret.
Our Stock is complete with
PARLOR & OFFICE STOVES.
FARMERS’ BOILERS,
HOLLOW WARE.
WOODEN WARE,
CUTLERY,
baskets,
PLATED GOODS,
LAMPS,
Aid E\ F.RYTHING ton fi.'St class
MMouftt* furnish ?** Stock.
TO DE.VLEkS.
\\ E »r.' effering great inducements in
I‘ilt IJYIPf, which are m inuiacmrii g ex
it nuvely. O. dvrs piompily attended to.
Third 5W.| (2ml Hour From Cherry,)
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Hollafs for Si.r Jtloulhs.
TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE.
®e?* No paper sent unless the Cash
•iccauipupil’s tho order.
No paper scr.t fcf ;V ’orgeT ti n
thiui paid 1 r
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. ; PUifftlttK kOita.
GIEAT MUCEMIITS!
Sew -fioods by Thousand^!
JtifitlYoui iTew Yorli!
111 {j ~‘ {<
,14 MGE undersigned, take pleas
dale tiro in yif”rr»irig the I’ut.lic——
aid tnorr rsperiaTly the Citizens of
DAWBGX r
AND
Country
T‘t>f T hare in star , and daily re
el itft g one of the Ltrgcgt and mist
( jnefisll) Selecfcd j
.Ht-OTfF’iiiii ijj‘\ lily, i
Slocks ev- r offered iu the city of Daw
>■•ll , e i.sist.i.g "t
DRY fiOODS !
Ot' Every D s rip id,
YOTIOtH?*,
800 B S,
SIIOKISi
ii Bi'S,
CAPS.
r F- J. PK/ TT,
Ala in Strn l , Lmf ltut Block,
Dawfiwi. (la.
MHSSOI, l i ttKV.
r |' , ilK copar oe'ship heretofore exis'igg on- I
A der ine firm nama and s' vle ot
Coeh an, is this div dissolved by mutual coj- .
sent. The b isinea of the old firm wifi be
settled up b) Jtr. T. J. Pratt.
T. J. PRAY'?’
Doc. Ist, 1867. D. A, CX'tfRAN,
T. W, laxintlit. JOHN L. GRIFFIN '
LGYLESS & GRIFFIN.
0
“WE ARE NOW ON IT,"
NOT ON A CREDIT,
• J * »f.
But a Cash System.
Wo uo Gs 01U to br paid in a few (for*.
«liit h never come due, nor to our mOM filtl
Mwte I'icnda upon one dn\p credit. Tliis rule
*d!l bo strictly adherred to in every casi", rich
‘•f poor, high or low Wo cortTpeljfd to
’ i*ke 1 his course. To c sn buyers,‘ we'
leave to announce that wo have purchased
tNe tarpe and complete Stock of JFJ. MI.
MsOiftess, consisting in p.nt of
FANCY, D ESS & STAPLE
DKY GOODS,
Roofs, Shors,
Bint-, Caps,
Clothing,
C*i‘o€cri€S, Ac*.,
which wore purchased at unprecedented low
Hguies, a ltd jji e cpniinuing huaints- lit lli*
Old Mil >»<l, where we propone 10 sell
Goods at the Lowest Market l’iices for the
Hash, ami Cask Only. Also, have se
cured the new apd
Commodious Warehouse,
Os I.oyh'v* & C'riin. where we pro
pose to Receive, Snore, Mtip and B*ll, all tut-,
ton entrusted to our care, on as liberal terms
as any House iu the Town, with promptness
and dispatch. LOYLESS & GRIFFIN.
Dawson; Ga., October 25th, 1867—2'u-
GREATESrSUGGESS.
It Prevents Rust.
It bn* been u&ed for.-njue years .by
one of our Be-t tx< < rgia Farmers, for
lie liods it ibeTiert liver tffcrtd fnr
Wlual, for Corn. ftrl olloD, for
Turuips, and ail Garden Truck.
It can be proved it will increase the
crop Three Feld. Every sack or barrijl
Warranted Standard. Guaranteed by
Prof. J. H. Booth.
For sale in barrels nr sacks at manu
facturer’s prices aod Jf< ighr, by
J. 11. ZEJLIN & CO.,
N'tSJm Drnj’efsr, Mscnn, Gs.
c \ I.llolV si)ruurr sai.es.
j WilMm toM before tl.c* Court House dro',
■ iu tre town of Morgan, Cnlhcun county, Ga.,
on the first Tuefdav in F« bruauv next, w i kin
die Iteil hours of ship, U o IniloiMpf p r op* r
jv, tfy wii One borsU nnjlc, And one
t'A v mire rm.li, levied on Hfltne properly of
<’ L Vs.ifier, to Piri'fv jj si s I<m I‘ indolph
Superior Court, in favor o’ Join YUK. Gunn
vs 0 H. Viirner,, and A’»> H Vayner, set urity.
Hioperty pointed our U\ L\i Ijr Vrtrnerv al#o, J
‘2«r bales co'ton and 8400 buihels co»n, levied )
on as the property ol Liwson 11. Carter, to »
satisfy a mortgngefi fa, issued from the coun- 1
tv court of f/albonn county, in favor of BVfffj
k C ker vs L*w«on 11, Carter. Property
pointed out by defendant.
W. A. Uaxciier, D. Slj’Rx
Woodruff Wagons and Buggies,
O—t ° j
IIIA"\ E deft, with nie for sale, a few of
these eelebrat.r and Wagons and Boggitg, j
which will be disposed of to C. sb buyers at j
exceedingly low prices. |
O tun PEOPLES.
Dawson, Ga., Dec. 19, 1867—1 m
TO EVERYBODY.-
Ant! The Balance of Ihe H orld l
OKR, BROWN ii Cos. h«v#» closed hooks
a***liup more ou TIME uutil all to* i
counts die settled.
«ic/ Mlttn • It l’t JntcrvUd Ones.
Tnev will sell their present Srock of Dry
Goods, fiSoutsifc Mines, Il:t h, nitd
f.e.uly-flntle Ciolliiifg, nVd cvetv ‘
ti i.ig.ebw *B O LO IP that ihotpu eh iscr will
think it is aluytt having it gyvijon to Jiiun
foiitfii Adtaufeff ! Dlouey U auted!
OKR, BROWS & Cos., say in all
wijo owe yiben) 'list liukual uir.tigcments
will lie fria.le with all then customer 7 who
"ill COM f. RWAHD IMMEDIATELY wi.h their
cottoii. Now is rour tune to set 10, belore
this oppcriuul.y pitssvk;
Oiril, BROWN & CO.
jgp2;tf
IB6H. IH6B. |
nßiFuini
AirE are now offering our stock of
\V DR . GOODS,
|
BOOTS.
SHOES.
HATS,
CLOTHING,
&.C., j
At Greatly Reduced Prices Par Cash !
Wo It.vcyurt rec.-isoyl anofher yar toad of
tint Superior l‘if (/in ill Sail,
5,090 I'oiiikls ,4.soited Sugar—A, B,
C, Ciusiieu auo Brows.
1,000 Pvnuih New York 13 ale aniF
E übsli Dai.y Cnee9e—veiy hue.
tt.OOO I'wiliKl. Superior Eamily Flour.
100 Pouildi fetiuis-ee Butler,
2 Cirossf Jcßiey’ri bottled Alt-—Pints.
All ol wh'eh we off. r jLOll’ for
1 H i: L\4SMM.
ALI XiMH.UA PAUI.OIT, j
PliVeon. C-4
B. A. ¥SSI,
MACOU, GEORGIA,
IMPORTER OF
a mm'
CHINA- AND CROCKERY WARE.
AND DEALER 11ST
SILVER-PLATED WARE, HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, STOVES, TIN AND
WO OD-WA-iIE.
33. A. WISE- Clterry Street.
join loimsiin'r mammoth show i
i CIRCUS & MENAGERIE!
I . ...
I WILL pr, buhly p.ot iiait'Divvfoff the present season, buts show of mu:h grwaler
imp r.ance m iy he witnessed at iho
[ GROCERY AND PROVISION HOUSE OF ;
Win. Wooten,
i ‘ ‘I Td* '
\\ HO keeps at all times, one cf the largest Stocks of Gr< cerios,
Giain, aud S'aple I'ry Goods, lo bo found iu S uihwcstGcoij'ui, bt’B,des a choice
assertmeut of Confectioneries, such as Jellies, ill'OUUy PtathtS, I ickiCS, 9j'S
ters, Sardines, (radars, l&Rdies, and Preserves.
IN BTOIIF: XI ) TO ARRIVE !
F I I.OI !—‘-20,000 I^oixndK—All grade jUputst
Ftgunai. v. r _L ’ ,
‘it; a;, it n ,-j.‘j ' y .nil txja
SALT! •
- ' .:tra j J*cm ni
TOO SACKS —at Lowest Figures. ; * ’ ‘
>? ' ' TANARUS/: vs "* ' ,L7«l|
bacoiti
10,000 I»OtTlVl >S-llatPs, Sides and Ba’k .*ST
rv 0 *' J ]‘ > " iU ' ' - •**- rT * - z h rtft : x *f*)ac*c9
AI ID A. TANARUS.:
• * f• • * ’ Thl, te» • '
O OO Buf-hds FVesli Water-Ground MeAl'r
' M .7 • '• ld»*
-A-lf?o, TOO
toes, and 100 Xstxs>liels Fine Seed Ont «4.
1 iTO -.1 '»d |
!l \[ * r - ■ ‘ If . AAA. 1 hid yi\ YV-;»O!>30 0 a
At all times a good supply ot Sugar, Ccffce, Rice, Syrup, Cheeie, Snuff, cLw
tng X, hmokiug lubaeco ol all gtauiti, and all other arti.cis usually Auul in a first
cla.-8 Grocery House.
D.\\\ SQX. (JA., Novrmber 29;b, lm ISC,.
NOTICE.
Mon ba alter dale application will be
made to the comt of Ordinary of Cal.
hoilti county, for leave to sell the en'ite real
estate hi Bfcnjuimu R. Hodge, deceased
MILBRY HODGE,
nov 1 .i;tm Aduin’x.
JN T OT’J OIE.
f hereby lorewarn all persons from trading
for a certain proinisnorv note, given about
the middle of Match for 500 oouids lint cot
■on, and due the lat of Dccefnl.er, 1867, lo
John Davis ; and as ihe coi.S'dera'ion ofsaid
cote! having tailed, l am deteimined not to
pay it unless compelled bv law.
W. E. BOZEMAN.
Xov29-67-lm
NOTICE.
r Pfi*O n-.owths rs er date, application vvillbe
1 made iq, the Court ot Oidinary of Cal
liOltn Cos., Go., for leave to sell the entire resl
• tta'e' hi Oilti3on Grieg. late ol Calhoun Cos ,
d,cek«eit. JOHN J. SKS^IONB,
po'2? m Adini nbt-i tc.
A FINE BULL FOR SALE.
TIIK subscriber cflers a Bine'Bull
lor f ' ir> h>i glieh—ph.ws
- sfl.4f finely aid works first rate under
tnc yok.-, about five veais old. 1 also have
a good yoke of oxen (or sale.
noT -’- 1 « M AKTIN L. IIABP.
NOTICE.
Jmvs rtfter date application will be
kD made to the court ot Ordinary of Teircll
ts uni? fop leave to sell the r*-al fstate of
u illis \V oo bright, late of said countv, dr,^
Washington woolbright,
J in. 2, 1868, 2in Adm’j.
• *:t .and V/ f# ’
NOTICE.
h ' 4 V jr uttyf} Mi
SIXTY day? after date, wift
made to the Cour; of 4>r<buaiy of Cal
Uoun County, for leave to *e’diht? e-nkira real
va»e ol R, MilK ♦ xwjvt the
Widows Dower. '.YJLU Ait /iVE,
oc'W-iu A'hu’r. cW
