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About The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1866-1868 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1868)
W>m™ TT TIT 1 !i Local Column. Urcjiii F«r i:v«‘ry»>o<lj Messrs. Foster & Armstrong give notice in another eolumu that theiF Mill is now in good grinftfe{| order. f UST RECEIVEDsowid 09 1 of Bleaching ,| at low prices, at au. SIESEL A IUUJ3- ji-g tioMto H(t)4 RinHy tn titan as nice beels .aa wo seen j'hi’s season. We almost envy the la dies and gentlemen who aro so fortunate as to secure board at Mis. ll's., and on joy the luxuries of her excellent gar den. liatiffcJii'SW’4” ■‘“"S Oo<lcy for July— This welcome viaitor is again on our table, and filled as usual, with every thing that is interesting to tho ladies Published by L. A. Oodey, PfcHafW phia, Penn., at $3 per annum. AnRtVSB—'A extra fine etdfck’ of Ladies' and Children’s Hats, and Ribbons of nil kind, 8. M. SieSkl A Bro's. Mr. Reuben Allen, our former follow gitizen, Las reiurhed from In dian River, Fla., or at least, that por tion of hint which remained undevour cd by the mosquitoes. J UST ARRIVED—A large stock of Urock- ‘ ery,,at , SIESE.U A Blips’- | attended the Fxamination I of tho students of tbo Dawson High School in this city on yesterday, under \ tho sepervirion of Mr. J. F. Nelson,! lady, and Mies Salim Watts, which pass ed off well to the credit of both students and teachers. JrsT Received.— A fine slock of Silk /’arasols and Umbrellas, at 8. M. SIESEL & BRO'S. The rain wireh fell oti Sun day last in our city, surpassed anything within the knowledge of our oldest eiti *ods, in quantity. We are sorry so learn tha* it was Hot general, as moat of our fanners hk suffering’ for rain. K frTL’UfT.I * ?or sale by Loyless Sl Wall, I)iwgOD, (sa. We had the pleasure of 3ecing the liev. Mr. Scott in our sanctum a ' few days since, who is in Sou'hwcst Georgia looking after the interest of his exctllent.M'gtz'ns. which !h»s au un bounded circulation in Southwest Geor gia, an! should be in iho hands of eve ry S uthern family. Tae D ctor is in good health and 1 >oking fine. Ho fa vored us with an excellent s nil n on Sunday last at the M. E Church iu this city- ' 1 KAYTO.VSOIL OF 1.1 .-E-Cures Rheu matism and Neuralgia. HUAI f/I I HMSTIfm Examination, 23rd and 24th. l’repna'ory Clas ts, Tuesday forenoon. Exhibition at irghl. A ’ranted Classes, \VedlM*ed.iv forenoon Literary Address, 3 o’tbnlr, : p.' ui., by* Judge W. G. Pauks Distribution ol Premiums, by R. F. Sim truss Alu.iaal Conceit at niglit. jnnelk M. A. iftiffaJV. Prof. H. 11. KaYTON A CO., Savannah, Oi., P roprielors of Kay ton’s popular reme dies. fcnve Void- Eiir»- Uur Council, in i-ts sdlrtnn like wis dom, have for a short time dismissed from their minds the subject of biilge building, ditch cutting, city tax, Ac., and taken into consideration a method by which they can detect all hog ar.d cow thieves. It requires all parties of fering meat of any kind in this market, to furnish the cars of the slaughtered animals to the Marshal, to be by him preserved fur inspection. Really this is not a bad idea, if cars do not accumu late to such nn extent as to furee us to the uso of disinfectives. - XsIYT©X,S MAGIC CURE—Curts Diti rbeea and Cramp CholiK £~ST Through the kindness of our clever townsman, Mr. James Sharp, one of tha Proprietors of the Livery Stable, We were furnished a seat in an excellent Vehicle, and with him, quite a number of ladies and gcntlemcg, fin Sundaj, at-., tended ebufoh at JLfem, where a t'wrt day s meeting was progressing with good effect. After hearing qiiite a lengthy sermon from our worthy Par son, Rev. P. T. Christian, in the morn iog, the whole oohgregation, which was very large, were suppliod with an ex cellent dinner, furbished by tho good and hospitable citizens, who undoubted ly knew our physical as well as rut spiritual wauls. After hearing an ex cellent sermon in tnC evening from Itev. Mr. Skipper, wo returned Hume, feeling both mentally and physically benetiilcd. «-? A .? TOVS f'YSI'KiTK: PlLLß—Cures j oiclt Headache aud all Uillious disorders. W 1 The Simnious’ Regulator has beeu used tor so many years with success, that no one afflicted with Dyspepsia, Cholic, Consti- Pation, or any Bilious affection, ahoobi-fr* without the remedy in the house. The sum er of certificates from the most influential chiieoi fully establish its virtues : One says, think it the greatest medicine'in the world. Another says, I considtrit Invaluable in rick e»dache, as it has not faifprl to give relief in j instance. Another says, I consider it iodispenaible in my family and will never bo without it. See ijdvertia^oiei^t. S OIL OF LIFE—6 T urep Paine in v ßreast. Qide % Should# re a rid Joints A\ ION tvOlli 4>F LlFE—Owes E \racbe P ur M, Cute, StiD£p,&c. CoupfM't si I Citv Hull. f>ut**oa. TlfW pupils of will 1 give a Concert on Wednesday, 24ih inst., be. ginning 8 o’clock P. M. ; assisted bv Messrs. A. Apple, 11. Westbeihier, W. Palmer, B. Patterson, 0. P. Fooster, W. M. Granberrr and P. 8. Twitty, of Americus, Ga., also, sev eral Ladies and Gentlemen of Dawson. Admiltanoo fio cents. Wdhftpi* \ 26 cents. F. W. ERDMAN. L. E. A 11. E. WELCH, Albany, Ga., and J> ,11. ~n ,.U.a.fcai* wjm^sale K iji •i4 W<didher. |v. ff| • lltxniNo» tiePoiJ^arth rnot'o nin I mg' thnn tha bond oi’ Mpsoti. ry. Tli ere'” is none. The Christian may forget his sacramental vows, and turn Ims- baoii upon- the Saviour who has died for him—tho husband may turn from the wifo of his bosom, whom bo has sworn before to ! - iMlbe JZ4)U?\mii<n tL/ f«%*t Ms tiiild whose blue eyes once held all Heaven for him—the brother may neglect the tender sister that shared the cradle of his infancy, the mother’s “good-night’* kiss, and the gambol around the fath er’s knee—a son may even coldly look ' Upon tbe mother that bore l/un, but the vow sworn at the Masonic altar can never be revoked ! Tjmg or dis tance cannot annul it; and tbe wretch Who would seek to violate, would be branded with a sin moro indelible than that of Cain. No land would be remote enough for bis escape—no jun gle wild enough lor his retreat —no ca»ern deep enough to l)i Je from the eye of vengeance. KAYTON’S MAGIC CURE — ! s a summer remedy and cure! bowel complaints. t3f’” Having on several occasions called fbe a|H-.Hqo4 °f.oiy; readers to Prof. Ray ton’s great remedies, we to day lay before them the certificate of Mr. .James L. Ilaiipt, the Grand .Vaster of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows for the State of Georgia, feeling satisfied from his well known charac ter for integrity, that he would not have writ ten it were the case not just as he represents it :—Nat'. Neies d' Herald. * Savannah, Jnty 26, 1 P*. IL H. K4IYTON: Having been afflicted wi’h an kttack-of inflaoima'orj rheumatism in my ii*ht arm, and after using other reme •dies ■andjfrndin* I did ■ non experience any barefii ibjyrefr- in, ! leeorted to the use of 'your remedies, from which I received imme diate relief, and I believe a permanent care. I I cheerfully recommend to allaffl cied with a similar disease, the u--e of your remedies, believing them to be what they are repie- Rented by yourself. Yours Ac, James L. Haupt. Outr*tsri- and Kobhery Mr. Jv>y >■> a gcr.tleraan ag'd 55 years, rays the Columbus Sun, who lives about a mile ari l a half from Unic n Ffr’ngs, Alabama Ho is a bachelor and lias no white persons about hi - premises. The icport had gotten out tint hit h:i Ted tic.'ill:-3' : money. Monday night two men dress* ed as soldiers, and armed wi’h muske 1 ®, iu: de their appearance at Li-t residence and declared they had orders to arrest him They then demanded his k- ys and money. Ho refused, wbtuu they c.ynmeneed hihi. •'Vl < hAi til— most suffocated, he delivered the keys, lie was then robbed of his gold watch, find a hunt was made for motfry. A wardrobe and other furniture was bro ken. The thieves sueceed-d in secur ing funds to the amount of five hund , red dollars. They have cot yet been arrested ; though a few citizens pursued them. They were heard of near Ilurt villts milking their-way ta this place, ami at Inst accounts had their weapons We give the account as reliable gentle-- men reported it to us. A Baker’s Dozen of K;t<U»-;il Pr«jeels. Tho Louisville Courier says, as well ns it eftrf gather from views expressed by various classes cl Radicals, it infers that the success of the Radical Party is dependent ebiefly upon carrying out the “Ist. Tbe dufiiAnclia-eimiiit ol the Soulhetn wbitt*. “2nd. The elevation of the Radical negro to power. “3rd The mobbing from the pol’s of Democratic negroes 1 4th. The Dry Tortugas for South ern Democrats. *“stl§ The bastite for witnesses who will not testify'Ao suiJ^Hutler, *Gm To make Cm f Justice Chase and the Senatorial “traitors” odious, and to place their names on tbb “Roll of Infamy,!,’ , ». '“7th. ToTnake recanting rebels liko Govern dr Grown resj-eotablo-i and to p’aco their names on th.o roll of saints and niarryrs. “Bth. To silent the Copperheads. “9th. To g ig Conservatism. “10th. To banish the Jews. “11th. To maintain the freed men’s bureau and military commissions. “12th. To make u-getieral auto da/e of the CathoTnjs “13th. Tho regenerate New York hy fire.” JgT “Tu : rqpiive at the superior happimss of Olivers, is the riaHire of Envy. If arist-s from self love or self-iulerest, particularly in such individuals whom nature has denied cer tain qualifications of body or mind, which they cannot avoid seeing in others. “It is almost the only vice which is practi cable at all times, and in every place; the only p.-ssion which can never lie quie for want of irritation ; its effects are, therefore, every way discoveribie, and its always to be dreaded. F.nvy commands a secret, band, With sword and poison in her hand, ■ Around her haggard eye-balls roll, A thousand fiends possess her so"l. Tbe artful, unsuspected spr gfo. With far.il aim attacks by night. Her troops advance wilh silent tread, Au<leMri> the hr ro in his bed ; Or'snoot the wing’d malignant he, And female honors pine or die , ’B it« Terrible Iliiil Morin in j T* XI»H—IaONS -,*500,000. Tbo San Antonio .Express of Mavl 21st gives the following particulars of the lute disuslrous hail storm : Our city hr a perfect wreck ; every house ifi it has received some damage; many arc in complete.ru-ine, with noth ing but-fragments of w alls standing.— The hu.l stones |>en«ir«ted the best roofs, ffoiiig thr.itigli the roofs like can non balls. All tho windows facing the north have been smashed in ; even win dow shutters and doors were 1 roken down. Tiie appearance of the city could not have been woise under n se vere bombardment Trees are stripped of their leaves and brandies, which lie piled up in tho yardw and streets; the sides of houses exposed to the hail have the appearance of having with stood a thotlsand discharges of grape and cauistcr. The roofing of the en tire city i* perforated like a sieve. The hailstones were of irregular shape and all sizes, as if a miss of ice had broken al>ov« our devoted heads, and driven by a tornado to the earth. One hailstone was found weighing over five pounds, white a great many br large as a man’s list were picked up. Many of the families w hose houses were beaten down took shelter under beds and tables, and tints escaped bod ily harm. We have only heard of one death, a negro hoy; several had limbs broken and severely bruised, while the whole population wan frightened al most to death. The damage is of every charactrr, and five hundred thousand dollars will not cover it all; rods were universally destroyed and w indows broken in; household furniture was entirely de | molished in some houses, and in many stores the damage was great The i Menger House was greatly damaged, the Kleopper Hotel is almost a wreck, the Cotivent buildings are terribly cut up. All the blinds and wmdow glass on the northern side were destroyed. Freni h’s building suffered greatly’, and, in fact, all building having win dows to the north. General Mason’s residence was un roofed and his family exposed to the inclement storm. But the most dis tressing pictures yf all are tho habita tions of the poor people, their houses battered in, household goods destroyed and their little gardens ruined. The coru pat cites and gardens are flattened tq the gi ontid. and have the appearance of having passed through a chopping mill AU tho the fruit crop is destroyed. 1 on storm re enabled a terrific bat tle, the lightning flashing in fearful viv idness, the tiiunder crashing like a thousand cannon, und the hail falling like shot ; so fearful was the noisy that no one cou and hear unless they st ream el in each other’s ears. Never in the history of this city, never in the memo ry of tho oldest inhabitant, was jus’ such u storm experienced. Y\ e learn that the hail storm coup tnenced tight miles this side of New Braunfels r ached only u short dis tance below our city, and extended from five to twenty miles in wid h— destroying everything over a region thirty miles fr an North to South and tci) to twenty m les from Mast to West. louaidir ,i< t. It Harden county, T r.nes.c, in the vicinity of B yd’s Landing, on Tues day evening last about six o’clock, a man uanood Hays was sitting in the door of a neighbor’s hoti’-c, cofivtrsing withs iuii ly, when one Thomas, a L m u L .aguer came up and spoke in a friendly way, hut managed to get behind Hays, aud , pointing his double barrel sho’gun, I leaded with buckshot, at him, ftr-d the loal into tie unfortunate man, tearing , out a large portion of Lis liver snd in testine-', killing him in»!aatly. Thorn: s Rant word, ttftmr the bloody act, to Mrs. Hays to send for her husband’s body if shs wanted it, aud himielf went aud or dered a ctfiin and puia for it Mr. llays was looked upon by tbo leaguers as being a rebel, and bad the animosity of these murderers and cut throats.— A widow and three orphan children are ] now left unprotected in this cold and u ichaii able woild through the instu mentabty and teaching of Brownlow and his gang. BAR UEIB, JOURNAL OFFICE. \ Damson, Judo 17, 18(58. | IVo quote cotton to-iluy at 18a2'2 corrts. Macon, June 1G; middlings2sJ. New York, at 28j. Augusta; midUliiigs 28c. New Orleans; middlings 37ic. If. J. PKTIU H, srccEsson to PETER & BLACKSHEAR, B holesale & Retail Briiggists. E3T Orders t oiicited. junc43inos iHaeoß, Ga, BVINTI.'ON'S HOTEL. {Opposite The Passenger Depot.) - - GViPXGIA' IS Kow open for the reception of visitors. Having spared no expense in furnishing this House new throughout, and determined that the Table and Bar shall he inferior to none in the So'.Db, I feel confident that I can offer to my old patrons and tbe public all that they can wish in a Hotel. C»U ar.d see me. J. L. BYINGTON, feb2o3m Late of Fort Valley, Ga. J ISAACS’ SkOl Sl-. EUROPEAN PLAN. JYir llootns , .Vor Furniture. E ISAACS announces to his old Iriends, . and the traveling public generally, that he has enlarged his his ho'el, newly paiuted aud furnished all his rooms, abd is ni>w pre pared to accommodate any number of visi tors. Having (ecu the naut of accommoda tion for bis numerous patrons law fall, he has determined to be prepared lor ll.eiii iu lu ture, and now tenders ail a cordial Invitation to visit Ida bouse. Macon, Ga. leb2o- 3m Dawson Business Directory. Dry Hoods iTßcr^liants. I > IIATT, T. Jf. Dealer iu »ls kinds oi Day Goods. Main Street. Kit, Bit OWN A. to., D .1. ra in Fancy aud staple Dry Goods, M*iu it., under “Jounul" I’rltitirg OHioe. QIESEIr, 0. M. A BRO., Deafen O ill Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hals, Trunks, Ac., I'rd door Iron. Hotel, Main st. IpILIAS A Dealer J in tjtnplo Dry Goods and Groceries. TjOBBKT*, .1. W. A t «,, Deal. .IV ers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, and Grooeries, North West corner Public /Opiate. I )LI.VV. 11., Dealer in Aapje 1 uml Fancy Dry Goods, I.oylet,s’ Block, Main street. - ,-rq—^4.at Grotvis. MrDOiYALD, *«. Dealer in Family Flour, Meal aud Provisions generally, ai Sharpe A Brown’s old stand, M tin st. KOOO, B. 11., Dealer in Groceries ami Family supplies generally, next door to I ‘Journal” Olfiee, Maiu st. ' / ’ H 111; a & hIII.JIOIS, Grocer) V 1 aud i’rovisiou Dealeis, South side y’itli | lie Square. j L' 1 Alt A l t| ,V !t|| IIU'L, Ucnh-ti : 1' ill Groceries and i’rovistous, oppoaiu /’uhlic Square, Main st. Alexander a imkkott Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries aut Provisions, 2nd door from Hotel, ,1/uin st. WOOTEN, W]M., Dealer in Groce ries and 7 J tovisioos, Loyless Block ! Main street. IO YLESS, J. E.,- Dealer in Groce -4 ries and J’rovisions, J/ain st. Coiifvi'|ioiieri<«. Bl KD A COkEK, Dealers in Gfo ceries, Cakes, Candies, Confectioueriee aud refreshments generally, .Main street. Droniisi. ( 111 EATHATI, C. A., Druggist and V. I /’hysician. Keeps a good supply of j Drugs and Medicines, and prescribes for all j the ilia that flesh is heir to. At his old stand, j tbe Red Diug Store, Main st. f WnrclioMsc*. 17'E ETON, J. A., at Sharpe A Brown’s old stand, Main street. IOtLESS A CiBII'FfN, Ware- J house and Connflission Merchants, A/a in street. Plillint-i'y. WIELIAMSON, jWJSS NIOE- W EIE, keeps constantly on hand the latest nyles of Hats, Bonnets, Dress Trim mings, Ac., Loyless Block, Mim st. Watch Kepalger. VtEEN, .JOHN P„ will repair Wa'chea, Clocks, Jewelry, J/n-ic Books, Aeeo'dions, Ac , always to hr found at bis old stand, on North side of b 1 i« Square Livery Slitblc*. TPAKNETI A Sll tRI»E, Sale and I I.iverv Stable, Horses and Mules lor sale and hire Horses boarded. North side /’ublie Square. 1)IS INCE, N.«. A.l Si ."slh- ami 1 Livery Stable, «!1# d.-iiers iu Horses aud Mlifts. Carriages, Bugtres and Horstk for litre. Horses boarded on reasonable lerhis uj; tiie r new Stable on Main st. ’i obu« i oulsf. 11.1% Ik*, 1% . ’l’., Keeps comt’Hbtlyinn bond, all grades ot Tobacco, at Alexan der A /'• trot ’s, Main street. Gniieniiflt. S| iTSITSI. J. Vi. S, Deal f»r in Guns, Caps, anil FportrLg goods generally, Main st. ialetiir. firAJID, k’ATUlt’ii, Dealer in fihe \ ) \\ iu'es and Liquors, Ligars, Jfdnet. Tinmery itiid klioe Vlirtp. {EE, W. IV, t-l'oe J/tnttlactory, on J South side /’ublie Sqibircr Ciihiiti i xlinp. | ) AtSHIA BEK Vi, ROOEIO A 11 CO., are prepired Lo make and repair anvfhiug in the Furnitare lins. South side F'lhlie square. TIBtKLLL SIILKBH SXEA.S \\JILLbo sold bc4ore tlie Court Hotifc 7 T door, in Dawson, said cotintv, on the first Tuesday in July next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property to-wit: One Houso und lot. in the town of Dawson, No. not known, but known as (he house and lot lately occupied by C. T Kee ney, to satisfy a lax fi fa issued by and. W. Johnston, Tax 6’ollector of Terrell eownty vs C. T. Keeney. Levy made and returned to ine by a Constable. Also, one house nod lot in Dorer, known as the J. B. Perry gro»»ry»store, no wr pied by M. D. White, levied on as the prop - erty of A. H, Hickioon, to satisfy cost fi fas,' issuetkby ijje Justice Court of the 1150tji DistricT-, f5. M., in favor ol J. L. vs A. 11. Hickman, principal, and Joseph Swanson, li. V T . Mulky, T..M. Maud ami J. L. Wright, securities. Levy made ftnd re* turned to me by Willis Ingran» f Ooastable, and two tax fi fas in my hands, fctatc and C.ni’Uy vs A. U. Hickman. june4:tds S. b\ Lassiter. Sh’fF. HAVING s«cuied the set-vines of .Vr. SKII’PEII and Mr. JOIfXSOX . two competent workmen, we are prepared to make Shoes of AU Kinds and Sizes, in tho Very best styles. Farmers eta have their orders filled for plantation shoes to ad vantage. I’roducs of any kind taken in ex change for shoes. Prices for wofk reasonable. Our place of business is the old “Stevenson” stand. MUI.KEY A SWANSON. Dover, Ga., M >y 28, 1868-ts LOST i ON or about the 29th of May, nit., four promissory notes : One on jas. E. Lee, given to Wm. Palmer, for fl 7, wi h two tears interest ; one ou Tnos Cochran, given to Cain Wall on the 26th of May nit., lor $25, and two on T. P. Burge, given 10 Jones A Reddick, on or about ihe23’h of December 1866, for $Bl each. AU perrons are fore warned sgainst trading for any of the above notes. Any person finding said notes and leaving them where I cangrtvhera, or bring ing (Lent to tne, will be rt Warded Jf requir ed CAIN* W.AJ.L. Terr. llco , Ga., jane 4;1 m. 1868. SPRING ! 1808. 1 IMPORTANT TO THE IADISS! : h u MISS MOLLIE would re spectfully Juniunee so Irer forriiur pat rons and La.Hes genefslly, that she can still be lonud at Mr. W. M Peuple* Rtorn, where she is constantly rocuivihg, and has just opened a large, bandsouie aud woll selected stock of Fashionable Milinsry Goods! F!tnl#aclrig all the latest and most popular styles of BONNETS, liAT»p, liRESS TRIMNINO#» and everything umijlly kept in a first, class J/dlitiery Store, all ot whi«h were carefully selected a't ode of the most extennive import ing houses in the United .States, sod which she will sell lor a very small piofit, to suit the tuqes. Call atij exainiue for yourselves. Also, Dressbs cut’and made to order. Dawson, Ga., J/ay 18 1868;3m GRR, BROWN & GO. —ARC— SELLING GOODS VERY CHEAP! T ct our friumU remember tlmt wc ak J-J ways gn baud, such r supply of GOODS as rlie times nu«i the place demand, which WE WILL Sell On Reasonable Terms, Home-Made Shoes. Os the best article, at ORR, BROWN & CO’S, Dawson, tnay 28'h 1868 ; 3m. New Livery and Sale Slablc. Da we on, - - - - Ga, IGjIl PRINCE, E erooted on Sfr<*et, just above the depot, a Safe and Livery Stable^ y »rc prepared to accommodate 1 '!• ’ xi cHSiomer.- to ,ji\ ibin : in their Tne Os b'ttsi n V&t U ****** „ All wishing to fake pleasure rides will rJn cafl. We have aLo attacbed tp ouf Stable, a dive us a cau? Our terms are moderate. Da arson, May 14 68; 3m. * lf Terrel! Mortgage Sale. -l i on the firßl in ▼ ▼ Jtifk fiex', before fhc Coutt luiujFfe door, in D ferrbff County, within the Uie following property, to wit : IjUV-jU lotamf !iiirl,A''*’» 4W an<feMß, iq (be 1 8d Diati.nf Tefrell (Tiiiuly Lt vied on Wlp'"ltf'v es 'Vui. H. I rs mWffpjglr fi la issued from the Superior Court ol Terrell County, in favor of Jessq Sluoumb Wm. it. Cowart, end other ft fa’s in my hands. .UffWty-’lpiiileiLin SaUjLiMrt. g*ge. • ' * • S.*F. Lifktfß march 7th 1868 Sh’fl' GEWHGI t, I’aiEiiuiii Camnty. IS/HMKEaS, Mrs. Francis F,. Narvin, Ad T T ll»H»idrrifeLr*X «»l! tb» PStMTC ol HI if a 111 K. Narvin, dec’d, applies to me for letters of iiorrrthe estate p Dei id debased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all jiersonsconcerned, to fce and appear at iny office wjtnpi tfio lime f?fld ffujw caUFe if any, why saidletters should not be granted. ’ „ * Given mv hand and official signature, this March liUi, DJOB. 4* ■■ m GKO. vr. #mli, march 19 Ord’y. ' f 4Sk ITU R E, METALIC COFFINS, «C. DAWSON, • - Gr.V. RAUSHENBERG, ROGERS&CO, HAVE opened a New Cabinet Shop, on Sofith sido I’ublic Square, wsere tbey are'prepared ko make and repair Biiylhing in the Fimuture * Idle: such as Wardrobes, Beaurestj#, fterfStesds, Tables, Ac, Ac., and at snob exceedingly low prices as to place them in the reach’ £f all wbo arc in need. They are also prepared to Furnish Coffins of any, description. Cgflvepairing swlieitad, auk‘done proM[iWy at tncdaraie rates. t * f A. RacsnnxtiEßO. JFSPK ItOGKRS. B. H. Brown. may2B 68—6 m C Jorpan. BEEF MARKET. I WILL ho found every TUESDAY and SATURDAY mbrtdng at the temporary hhukea H«>uie, on the South fide of the iPub lie Bqu*pe, ready to furnisfl the eiiixens of Dawson wiih good, f.t beef, at rcasonablo rates. ilaving nut mvself to this trouble and ex pense to occommod*te the citizens of Daw— shall confidently exp.-ct tlieli patroc xgo. Mam-* ttoiWe fro* Sto 9 o’clock. - * *-■ • ■ B. MOBUtATD, : Da »9on, (li , May 28, 1868-Stn TO SOUTHERN MEROHANTS -ncAKD— PLA.NT33S I Wav© an Immense !?tccfc of f?.‘aplc and ▼ T ‘Fancy DllV GOODS. Boots Shoes, \ flats, Cloihing, Yankee No ions, -flosiery, Bleached aud Jrfr 1 both A Auieiutu imuiuiactui'e. Linnens and Stripp*, Pfafdi?, Q-naburps, Macou a r »d llouHton XX Hi own Domestics, Koek Factory ood other brands. 78 Brown Domestics. ALu Tobacco, Sugar, Cjff 'o, Ctuullcs^CanilY, Raisins, Sariiicca, Soaps, Starch. ITokios, I’ian. Bitters, StliicUam Schnapps, Canued Fruits, Spice, I’e.pper, Ginger, Cotton Cards, Powder, Shut, Gaps, Wrapping Paper, Ball Tliri a j, Cigars, Gun Caps, Pocket aud Table Cu*|ery, Tul« ljuokets, IJrutjuis, Hallow Ware, Ran, Flour, Whiskey, iu tasks and bills., etc. etc, Which wo offer at uyusually lew prices, and especially sotic.it orddra from dash or Shorts time good paying cnstomei *. We are deter mined not to be undersold by any House in Middle Georgia. J. U. icons A NON., WIIOt-ESAI.K T)KALKP.S IN DRY GOODS ANO GROCERIES, 96 Cherry, cor. 3d street, MACON, Ga. junel 1 ;3m* J W. TEARS, PRODUCE, PROVISION, -AJfB— COTTO.Y BROKER, Olflce over J II Anderson A Sou’s store, TiUHn ST., M.4CQJr 9 GEO. Order* promptly filled for any article of MERCHANDIZE Special attention given to the SELKCTIOJT or noons Ordered. COTTON ORDERS SOLICITED, Aud SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. j. iv: nuns. juell;tf HOS T FiLKNkR, V. W. DIRK, R F. WOOLFoIK. Falkner, Burr fi Woolfolk, MANVI'A CTt’U hk.i OF Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, \Vhole*ule and Retail Dealers in Stove h, €ei rates ft* BtofUotr It 'arc, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, Cutlery, Plated Goods, Lamps, Brushe?, and Furnishing Goods, ROOFING, PLUMBING, Ami All RindsOf JOB WORK, No. 46 Third street, M.iCOX, GA. june4;STh* C. F. & H. E. OLIVER, STOVES AND HOLLOW WARE, PffrKpt and Tafric (tiflery, Iron Pipg, Steam Fittings, 6c,, WIIGLESkI.iI if A NVFA CTUfHj/H.# OF ILX WAVE, ,Yo. 454 'M'hirU street, MACON, GA. june4;fo»* taknSry. IN connection with iny Tannery, T have opened a SHOE MANUFACTORY! On the south snie public square, where all or i ders fur t,ork, or Lcatbu w ill meet withs prompt attentiofi. * W. \V\ LKS. Dawson, Ga., March 19, 1868;tf. r rOWISI TAX, Ae." rPOWS Ta* l’ayers ape hereby netified L that 1 ntrt ready to receive the returns of their taxable property for the year 1868, and tbaUbv oadec ofConncil, all parties who fait to make said returns by tbe first day of Julv next, rill be double taxed. Fur lier notice is given, that by an ords ntirtce adbpfed June Ist inst., the Council will not pay any Account against tha Council for work done ill the incoi poration after the date unless a majority of the On lineal directs said work to be done. T. M. JONES, Dawson,june 4,if Ci’k Council. BETTER THAN GOLD \ OUfc NEW IXDESTRFfTIBEE CiOLDEX PEXS. Are by Bankore, Lawvcre. Piofe§- Kore, Teachers, Merchants, aud all who have tried them, as the best Peh rnantrfue/urod. They are non-eorrOaive, and manuiaeturod with the greatest care, rendering: them more durable than any pen now before tfv pnblie. Sent post-paid t«nny aodress for “5-cents per T>ox, containing orrt* dOken. Orders containing money for tlie same sent at our risk. Do not J*rsret to try them. »' • * M. McALHIN A CO. I.ouisyille, Ky. Please state whtre you saw Phis adrertislmeut. junelltlm* CROVESTEEN&CO., Piano Forte Manufacturers, lf»9 Uremeiivety/, .Vftt fork. fit UK attention of lh<- publ'c and the trade ip ) invited to our .Tfir Scale, Seven Octave, Itisseu'ooet Piano fortes which for voMirp find purity of toue are un rivalled by any hitherto offered in this mark et. They contain all the modern iinntove ments, French grand action, haft, edal iron frame, over strwpg base, etc., and each" in. Sttuqwrt being u«ufo under the person*' au»cr»ils«#r of Mr J. H. G*Vut*£ who has a practical oxperici 0 . of over thirty years in their rtianuf;oilire, t-i fhily warranted iii entry particular. PLANTERS LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST t WE lutvd iu Stortf »™ eonstantly ra ceiving, a*.’ ia»m*n«e supply of Produce and Provisions/ Consisting in part of 75,000 lbs Tennosscc and Western Ba con Shoulders, Hides and Hama. 100 Barrels Rurup Pork. 50 “ Mess “ 125 Pkges Lard, all siaes. 2000 pounds Breakfast, Baoon. 10,000 pounds white English iiaoon. GOO buubols Cow Peas. 100 ban els Flour, 300 sacks “ 75 barrels Whiskey, all gradee; 50 “ iSugar. 85 bags Rio and Java Coffee. 1500 bushels Corn. 25 bbls Molasses. 40 Pkgcs choice Now Goshen Butter, And many other articles, ail at the very l»w« eat prices for CASH. Send us your orders ov come yonrselves, which will suit us better, Recollect', t'tiir muling, GOOD GOODS, and Low Price*, i* our Motto. Lime, Plaster and Cement always on hand. JONES. BAXTER & DAY, iu-mASin Cotton Aven-Je, MACON, GA. LMTHFR. SADDLES, HARNESS Your attentlc 11 >» B 6“ in rovksff to my atoefe of SADDLERY & HARNESS 6000S, Comptisiug in part: Singk‘ and Double C*r- Duggv, Dray and Lediep, Misses, Gents’ and Boyn Saddlee, Bri dles, Collars, Whips, Horse Covers-etc. Sadv dlers Hardware, und all kiod of goo'ds adapt ed to the trade, to which the attention of J/.inutucturera is especially invited. I manufacture all my stock of Saddles, Har ness, etc., without exception almost. Have had tirrntf'five years practical expeiience, and therefore can couscieiitiounly mv work as good, and the prices fibaV meet wiih your approbation. Keep constantly on hand, a good stock of Harness, Siting, Hemlock and OAK SOLE LEATHER , tllile and Side Skip, Itall.kins, PATENT AND ENAMELED LEATHER'S AND CLOTHS. Your orders most respectfully solicited. WANTED, ]| IDES, Skins, Furs, Beeswax and Woo), I for which the highest market price will be paid, prompt returns made and no com rfiii-siou charged. Remember, 44 Third s’., near Cherry, MA CON, GA. jutie4?m fi. BERND. In Planters and Colton Dealers I OF MID DL EA SO VTII- T VEST GA. Y\ T K respectfully announce that we have * * secured the entire charge and control ol the Cotton Warehouse, occupied the past season hy our Mr. Jonathan Collins, and An derson A Woolfolk, where we purpose doing a Strip!, aid legitimate Colton business, and we offer our undivided attention to all tmei nesf! entrusted to our care, pledging an honsst endeavor to please all. And as' reference, 1 f* L ‘ l bur icputatiou. \\ e retpectfully so licit your patronage. JON ATI* I N AOI.LIAS A SON, Mason, Ga., June 4,1868—3 m notice to The uud< rngned, having leased THE PLANTER’S WAREHOUSE, Now building, near the l’aser ,ger Depot, f*i I>o ile Bj i Hotel, Would respect fully fhfornv Iheir patrous and the public tL*t they will remove to the siii.-e ou the fiiat of August, next, where they will have increased facUities fbr storing and e»»lliog Cotton. Thankfu. f o £ the very liberal patronage received t!ic past reason,and Uitieriug them selves that, t.!»ey have iu some degree merited the same, they hope it will be continued iu their new quarters. ADAMS, JONES & REYNOLDS. jone4:3m HELIABI.E DRUGS & MEDICINES. Re Certain to take the same Briuye that hats always carried you over safe. I'HE undersigned, after dgvotiHg 37 veanr-' A to tfie Drug and Apothecary business, is now, as heretofore, able to furnish hia friends - and the public at large, with Fresh and Gen uine Medicines, Chemical,, Paints, Oils, Var nishes, and host of other a nicies usually kept in a hrst class Drug -,nd Chemical Store, and at as low prices at- anywhere. Special atten tion paid to Prescriptions. ftiEOIUJE J*A¥HE, Druggist, juno43m Macds, Ga; MIX & KIRTLAND, WHOLESALE ABff) RETAIL DEALERS fit BOOTS <fc SHOESt And Lealher of all Kidds, Together with a good. Assort n>cab 0 f Shoe finding, -V«. 3, Cotton vlrciiftr, june43m M ICON, GA. l. C. PLANT & SON,' &. ISs’iij^ i*i>,, (Ofice in First National Banlr BHildina' ; Eu ' riEoe 0“ Cherry st.. ’j A co y f ‘' iWS .L purchase and so>', Bond s iLoOke 1 . • ' Uo “ si,¥ or and Ba- k nolc> audVa*ke’ luveetments tur parties. 08 the, may f! ; Iw . ( I*L C. PtiN'r, Morhis IC(.:<-n t », K e tr York [ ITI ”' EM »■ , j«ne43m I-J Aittl V S,l>-_The finest assortment At of Spring »t,d Summer Cw-hwe—Y, * j Ladies’and Cl.rtdren-H Shoes. ,7 * 1 ? If. ?isesn h Brc’s.
