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■*** * flie Journal. ”*■ y* ~*‘ ,r Ksn-|*MI. iJTaI department. "' . , wi’STON, Editor. Oa.. XV. 7, 1878 Cotton Market Report. Dawson. Ga .Nov. 0. r. m. A ,•* 1(1!' -1. .o ' 'VI and! 0u inei-s d' S Weq" ' ' fio ! Mullins- -J. ' U . 6 g,.,. city asniotice. Lmv-necked shoes are out of style [ lt !e pork and turnips, if youplea.se a p hi your orders for Job Print ing- V,- lave had delightful weather since last issue. Cm k Stoves at from §lO to $25 at H V L< e’s. fiord cane syrup is selling at 30 cents a gallon. yj.. wool hats front 50c up at A. J. Baldwin k Co’s. Darrels skaso ].• ts ...t sweet ness this - ear. j . il. 25 e- a tgailon, a: K. ■. A y - Cli -kens are in great demand and bring high prices. ( ,C 1. Mize buy .-i iples ad cnna e'i tie its. The farmers are holding their cotton for higher prices. Cheap furniture can be had by call it on 11. S. Lee. Last Tuesday—election day—passed tiff unusually quiet in Dawson. Met! ’ brogan boots $2.50 per pair al A J. Baldwin & Go’s Trade, owing to the low price of cot ton, is distressingly dull. Fashionable Dress making t sneci ialr; at Mrs. fl. L. Mizes’* The republi.-an candidate for congress didn’t Wade worth a cent last Tuesday. A.J. Baldwin & Cos, have just re ceived it nee lot of lady's dress goods. The b' -t way to test friendship is to trv io borrow a dollar towards the c'ose of the wrek. ] h.H-s from 65c. per pair up, at i Baldwin & Co’s It dost) t pay farmers to raise cotton at Tcts or lb., and pay §65 per ton for guano. • ; i edgings :'..d n.ser tin.- . a. i. Baldwin <fc (Vs The Democratic Executive Com mittee will meet at the Court-house at 11 o'clock to-morrow. The b( st .‘issurtmeiit of Cigars in tiie city, at C. L. Mize's. Tiie squirrel crop is said to be very large th year. Boys, rub up that old gun ad let’s go hunting. liedst . <is at from $*2.09 to 4> >0 each at A. J Baldwins & Co‘ The st •amp in the rear of our office presents quite a beautiful panorama. Childn is <• piper-tip shoes a’ otc per pair at A, Baldwin C About t enty-fonr lots of Wild Land Wre sold last Tuesday—ranging in price from $lO to .75 f erh t. Nice lot nt’ go, and j well v. f..r -aie cheap, be AJ. 1* -win <fc o Candidates for county offices are at Viors. There is yet room in our an nouncement column for a few more names. If you want office, ask f> -r it. 1 hairs at from *r t *0 to > r r ion pm.*i* sot at A. .1 I’ dwi ■ Co's. Ihe Knights of Honor of Dawson have adopted Friday nights before the wound and fourth Sundays in each nionth as the regular time of meeting. ' arpoting at fr m 25c to sl.dJ per vanl at A. J Baldwin it Co’s. Mr. Jas. E. Brown, editor of the Hampton Weekly, was in the city Sat urday and Sunday. Sorry we were ■u sent when he called at this office. Ladies, it you want good and fash lona’ole jewelry, go to J. B. Crim’s. Nearly everybody but Us, and a few ethers, went te the Association at Re hobath last Sunday. We learn that "'tween thirty-five hundred and three thousand people were present. Ihe new Davis sewing machine, 'he best in the world, for sale by 11. b. Lee. New goods of every description arriving daily, at A. J. Baldwin & Cos s Those of our subscribers who prom >'CU to pay their subscription in wood, ">■! please send in a load or two. The renowned Charter Oak and obert E. Lee cook stove for sale by '• •• Anthony. Parents, remember this. The sacra luent of baptism will be administered 'j! "‘hints at the opening of the Metho ,lst Sabbath School next Sunday. Lest line of ladies’ corsets ever ‘“'tight to Dawson, just received at J Baldwin & Co’s. *• he demand for syrup barrels is ' l l ■' ?>'eat. There are none in town for j 1 ■ The crop of cane is much larger ’ 1,1,1 usual, and sugar bilins’ are numer l" 111 the country. : A’ C ? lot of Black alpacas and ! • just received and for sale cheap A * J- Baldwin & Cos. •List received 400 Ladies’and Miss , * fats of the most fashionable ... M' es Also a fine assortment of ''Minings, Silks, Velvets, Ilibbons, owers. Plumes, llnching, Ties, p,' 11 s > Cuffs, Kid Gloves,-etc., etc. II "se call and see mv goods before rurchasing elsewhere' " • Mrs. C. L. Mize. Call for Meeting of the Deni. Ex Committee. i Tl,e meru, ers of the Democratic Executive Committee of Terrell County are hereby requested to meet Mt the Court II .use, in Dawson, on Friday, the Bth day of November, at 11 o clock, a. m. Business of im portance will b- before the body, and " is hoped that evc v member will he ■a attendance. J. 11. Gverry, Ch’ni’n. ■ h tdv is respectfully request d to ox amino my stock of goods for*- ptuchasing Quick sales and i; .i t pr.itfis is my motto. J. B. Grim. ‘Tarried. —On the evening of 30th of October, by J W. Sears, Esq., at the residence of Thomas Berry, Mr. 11. B. Powell and Miss Elizabeth Ter rell. All of Terrell county Mr. It. \. Wilkinson and Miss Vir ginia Collier, eldest daughter of Mr. J. H. Collier, were married in this city last Sunday—Judge 11. S. Bell offici ating. A fine assortment of Ladies’ Hats, B- o-iejs and new Millinery at, Mrs. C. L. Mize’s. Personal. —Mr. J. N. Smith, Supt, of the M. t <c T. R. It., Memphis, Tenn., who has been on a visit to friends in our county, and who took unto himself a “better-hair’ while here, returned to his home last Sunday. Mr. S. express ed htmself as well pleased with our county. We hope he will come to see us again. J. B. Critn is still receiving, his huge stock of goods from New York, which he offers cheap for cash Cuthbert Appeal: It was our good fortune to be present Friday night last at the organization of a lodge of Knights of Honorjin Dawson. The affairjthrogh" out wits interesting and pleasant, and will loftg be remembered by all present. The lodge in Dawson contains as good material as can be found in any louge in Georgia, and we predict for it a bril liant future A good * *s,)**ttneut of clocks for sal*, ut from $1.25 to sls 0J by A. J. Baldwin it Cos. Gin lloi sk Burned.— -We regret to learn that the giu house of Mr W. N. Thornton, in the 11th district of this county, was consumed by fire on last Friday night. Five bales of cot ton were buried with the house. The house was partly insured. Mr Thorn ton was in Dawson at the time. There had been no ginning done iti the house since the proceeding Wednesday, and The fire is supposed to be the work of an incendiary. The fire was discovered about 0 o’clock, at night. A I. Baldwin it Cos., pay cash for their goods and are thereby enabled to sell tln in cheaper t ins those who <!•> not put cash. Du. Wm. Rawlings. —This physi cian, who has just returned from Europe, announces that he will be at the Far nnm House in this place on the 21 st, 22nd and 23rd days of this month, when and where he can be consulted by those wishing his advice. We learn by a private letter from a friend that he has achieved a great reputation in the cure of the diseases which he proposes to treat. Read his announcement in this issue. Just received from New York the cheapest line of ladies dress goods ever brought to this market, consist ing of cashmere, delaine-*. : ! ks and plaid goods, at J. B. 'T im , Excellent Breakfast. —He was drunk and called at Jones & Sharp’s restaurant for breakfast. Seating him self at the table, he was soon asleep. — The proprietors of the restaurant, who, as usual, had a streak of mischievous feeling, placed the dishes which had just been used around the iutoxicated man, who soon awoke and called for his bill.’He had not eaten a mouthful, but said it was the best breakfast he had had in many days, and promised to pay for it so soon as he got the money. “Crazy Bill.”— This negro man, who, we believe, has been adjudged in sane, is allowed to roam abont our town. On last Sunday night • while Mr. and Mrs. A. J Pride were asleep, this ne gro made his entrance into their room, for what purpose we do not know.— When Mr. P awoke the insane man was standing near and leaning over him. 31 r. P. caught the man by ilip throat and was in the act of shooting him when Mrs. P. reminded him that it might be “Crazy Bill.” Sure enough, it was, but before this fact was known, Mr. I’, had given him a severe beating. “( ra zy Bill” ought to be taken up. Admit ing that he is innocent of crime and as harmless as a dove, lie can frighten la dies “out of their wits” by entering their chambers at night. The Election in Terrell. The people in this county evidently tell but little interest, in the election last Tuesday, as the vote of the coun ty was only 380, of which Smith got 3G6 and Wade 14. The Jowti district cast about 300 |of these votes. About twenty-five ! negroes voted in the county, four teen of them for Wade and the oth j ers for Smith. The election was very quiet and dull. If it had not been sale day, and some wild land to be sold, the vote would probably have been much smaller. New Arrivals—MilMnery. Mrs. Anthony has just received her fourth lot of hats for this season, which she is selling rapidly and at low prices. She has in stock a nice assortment of fine hats for Ladies and Misses ; also, cheaper grades. She earnestly solicits the patronage of the ladies generally. Oranges, Lemons, Coenamus. Ap ples. Candies, Nuts, Crackers, etc., at C. L. Mize’s. A Card. To the Voters of Terrell County : In order to correct certain false re ports which have been put in cumulation to injure me, I take this method of say ing to you that as I was not Tax Re ceiver during the years 1875 and 1876, I am not responsible for tin errors in the Digest for the wo years aforesaid, and that in every instance where par ties have come to me complaining of mistakes in the Digest for 1877, I have shown the numbers of their lots of land to be entered on my books just as they were given in by them. Repectfully, W. T. Campbell, Nov. 5, 1878. Tax Receiver. P H. Procter — We ask the atten tion of our readers to the advertisement of Mr. P. 11. Procter, who has a lot of good buggies and one-horse wagons for sale cheap. Mr. Procter is a good workman and guarantees all of his work. Call on him. A Mr Cook died at Chickasawhatch ie last Sunday moiling. Correspondence. Home, Nov. 5, 1878. Editors Journal: The country folks think that the Hessian fly will injure our prospects for a wheat crop this winter. Plow up the land deep; take off every thing that they can hide under and we will succeed. B A. T e above timely warning is from an old and experienced farmer of our county. He says that the flies are more numerous this fall than he has ever known them to be, which fact he attributes to the abundance of gr ss. If the grass and other trash in the field is thoroughly turned under by the plow so as to leave them no place of shelter the frosts will kill them. We think his advice good, independent of the Hessian fly—Eds. Atlanta. Da., huv. 4. 178. Editors i —-\ J o ~sal,— Gents: it 3.-d iost.. 1 >ok . o : CVy and arrived L m, aim day Look it -ugh!, aad tins no >riiiug i ar. seif iii :lu • < late Ci a* mis is a lively place- full of industry and enterprise. lain treated very kindly and politely by a large num ber of office-seekers,—from the vari ous candidates lor Judge down to the litrle ten year old boys who want to act as pages for the House. A. O. Bacon (our next Hover nor) has no opposition for Speaker of the House. There is considerable wire-working and combining forthe Clerkship, and from present indications Mark A. Harden has the inside track. It is impossible to tell wh > will be elected Judges of the various circuits, though we are going to make a heavy effort to have things fixed up according to Hoyl in the Pataula circuit. Sporting charaetors are betting 3 to 1 on Fulton in the seventh. W. C. Iv- A Lard. Terrell County, Ga., ) Nov. 2,1878. j Mr. U. L. Weston, —fttr.- As I leave for my home in Memphis, Tenn., to- j morrow, I desire to express to you and i through you to the good people of Daw- j son and vicinity, my best and sincerest j wishes for the kindness and courtesy shown tne while in your midst. I hope again to visit Terrell aod its kind-heart- I ed people,'but under more favorable j auspices than fleeing from a yellow fey-1 er epidemic, though I know I have \ 1 profited By the visit, as I carry back 1 with me, as I think, one of Georgia's ; brightest jewels, Miss Lula Cliett, as i iny wife. In tiie language of the iin ; mortal Bip Van Winkle, may you all ! live long and he prosperous, is the sin cere wish of your friend, J. N. Smith, • of the M. A T. R. 11., MiupUis, Tenn. Powers, Ga., Nov. 5, 1878. Wo regret very much the departure of Mr. J. N. Smith and his interesting lady. The few months they spent with us will always be held in remembrance dear, and we hope that they will grant us the pleasure of seeing their merry faees among us again. They were ac companied by Miss Annie Cora Richie LcYcrt Reddick, who leaves for the purpose of entering the high school in Memphis. She is an intelligent child, and although it was a severe trial for the parents to give up one so young, they must be cheered by the thought that she will return to them much im proved, or at least, we hope so. Mr. and Mrs. Smith’s return to Memphis is no doubt ming’ed with pleasure..and sadness, for while only a few of their; warm friends remain, many are sleep ing their last sleep—having fallen by the bite epidemic. Many of their friends made a sacrifice of their lives relieving the suffering of others. May Heaven s richest blessings ever at tend our friends, r and Mrs Smith during tlii shortlife; and when life's fitful dream is over, may they awake in the regions of eternal bliss is the sin cere wish of A Friend. Mr A. G Stewart and lady left last j Saturday for Forsyth, Ga., to spend a I few days with the bride's parents. That “Snaik.” Las' week some citizens of this conn, ty, Mr J. 11 Oxford, Mr. M. 11. Mar shall and perhaps others caught a vil lainous-looking rattlesnake and sent it by express, to Hon. Thos Hardeman, Jr. at Macon. Below is what the Telegraph and .Messenger of Tuesday says about it. The Tel. and Mess, cal's it a large snake; but Unc e E’ija Bell flower ca s a snake of such dimensions a small affair: LARGE RATTLESNAKE. On Saturday last a gent email in Early county sent to Col. Thomas Hard eman a large rattlesnake. Not having any special use for the snake, it fell into the hands of Mr. Sam Waxelbaum. It was on exhibition at his place of busi ness yesterday. About three o’clock several gentle men concluded to make the snake a martyr to science, and treated it to chloroform. The drug was administer ed first through a stream, and then by means of a saturated sponge applied to the mouth of the snake. Til about six minutes he was asleep, when lie was easily killed Measurement showed a length of four feet and nine inches, and his candal ex tremity was adorned with ten rattles and a button. The body was seven inche and a half in circumference. It was hung up yesterday afternoon and attracted considerable attention, awa ening from the hoarded treasury of tne memory or imagination of many some of the most marvelous of snake stones.” Ile-Opening a Thoroughfare* lii o ■ ’'tiiM r -iiif.s lit or!v smdv*' -v> and i it i ab'-oluwly essential ihHM-'-p fr i .ornugbftr* or avenue of t.b,* tv ■ ‘it, 'd * boweU, Hhoul-I be re :t wp..p tj \ when ihevhecouie ob BfruiMed. I bev -**• no*, 'he b?Je h midi* in’ MW; liver becom tor. <i ; o lion matter into the btoio >. h, ned nn : uc**h in !i£<‘Stion, hiifUeh“p e’bu , and ot (• Mvrnmoms sire produced, w*iH ii nolonirTiion of the etching cause onD 'ends f Bggr.ivi e The aperient o?op e'Mie* o' Ho t.e'ier’s s'*>mach Bote'S consti fu r* moa- useful agent in overcoming con stricMon ol bowels, and romofing aj regular h ibb of hotly I? is infinite!? •upe- | rio to the drastic cathartics frequently used for th pnrpos* , sine*- it does no', like them, ! act violently, but produces natural, pain* I le** effect, which do*s not imptir the tone 1 of'he evaciiH orv organs, which if invigarat*. is insicad of we-km up. The stomach and liver, uNo, indeed 'he entire system, is ircf p lieneda ii r*pulatvd by P. IF The Woman who rejoices in salad anil ice CDatn, >ot cak- rnd warm pie; IF The Student who oats hastily and sits down a* once to ai tive menta laiior; IF Th*- Busino'N Man w o holts his tood it- *-ag r Last- and -lurries to his counting-room ; IF The [ rd Drinkor cou'd oi k at the lelu-a e glands, swollen and festered with disease, that eause the throbbing brain ; IF Th.- La wet, the Minister, the Mer ehatit, end all who lead sedentary lives and are subject to Di-pepsia i-r Itnliges’ioti,Constipation and Head* ache s IF These only knew what MsitKELL’s iIKPKIINB FOB THE LtvEK will do for their relief, and how quickly it cutes iheie would tie much -ess suffering than at present The great Liver Med lines far sale by Dr. J. R, Janes. Liver is King. The L'wer i- th lm.ieMal organ of the whole human svsxem, as it controls the life, Meath and happiness of man. IF-en it is disturbed in It- proper action, all kinds of ailments are 'he natural le-ailf. The diges tion ol fooo, the diot. ments of the heart and hlood, the action of the brain and nerv ous system, are all imn-ed-atelv connected with the working ol the Liver. It ha 9 been successfully proved that Green’s August Flower is unequalled in curing all persons fliiced with Xhispepsia or /aver Complaint, and all the numerous symptoms that result i ftom an unhealthy condition of the /over and iSiomach. Sample bottles to try, lo cems. Po idvely sold in all towns on the Western Continent. Three doses will prove that it is just what you want. Consumption Cured. An old physician, retired from p ac'iee, having had placed in bis hands by an Hast India missionary tha form-ala of a simple ! vegetable remedy, for tbe speedy and per- j 1 manent cure for cousnmpiion, bronchitis, ; catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung afe- j | fections, also a positive and radical cure for j nervous debility and all nervous complaints, , tfter having tested its wondorful curative powers in thousands of cases, naa felt it his ! duty to make it known to bis suffering fel , lows. Actuated by this motive, and a de ! si'e to relieve human suffering, I will send, ; free of charge, to all whodeeire it, this re cipe, with full directions lor preparing and u*ing, in German, French, or Alnglise. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. W. Sheiar, 119 Powers, Block, Rochester, Sew York. 4w. FOR SALE OR RENT. A COMMODIOUS HESIDENCE in the most desint bio portion of the city. Apply at this ofiiee, or to Melton & Brother. Dawson, Ga., Oct. 31, 1878. lm. THE TIMES DEMAND YOU^ff Should buy your Type and Material from us, and then reduce your price on printing. Send stamp for catalogue, and compare prices. NATIONAL TYPE < 0., 58 South Third Street, Philadelphia. State you saw adv. in this paper. WJi _S ABLli Good Buggies and One 1 Torse Wagons . Repairing a specialty. Call on meat my shop, Depot street, and get a bargain. P. 11. PROCTOR. CITY TAX NOTICE. \ LL persons subject to city tax arc hereby notified to pay the same bv the Ist day of December. After that day exeev' ions will be issued against all delinquen ts By order of city council, J. M. Summons,Clerk. AMENDMENT TO CITY ORDINANCES. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council of Dawson, that Section 40, so far as relates to Auctioneers be amended to as to read Auctioneers shall pay S2O per week for license. A true extract from the minutes, J. M. Simmons, Clerk. Nov. 7,4 t. Query: —‘Why wi'l men smoko common tobacco, when they ran huv Marburg Bros ‘Seal of North * Carolina * at the same price. Pianos ami Organs at Factory Kates. (•rand Introduction Sale, com mencing Nov 1 I.OilO Magnificent Instvn ments f--ot7l best makers to be placed, for introduction ard advertisement, in Southern homes ' Agent's Wholevaie iate* I logout 7 Oct Pianos only sl2s Magnificent Square Grrnd , catalogue price SI,OOO, onlv $250. Handsome 9 Stop Or gans, $57; 13 Stops, s7l; Mirror Top, 13 Stops. SB6 Ohoice instruments at lowest prices ever known. 6 years written guaran tee 15 days test trial. Write lor Introduc tion Sale circular. Address LUPDEN k BATE’.’ Southern Music House, Savannah, Ga. The Great Wholesale Plano and Orl - Denot of the Son'h. ANNO UNCEME. NTS. For Sheriff. We ate authorised and requested to an nounce the name of S. R. CHRISTIE as a candidate for -e election to the rlfioe of Sheriff of Terrell county, subject to the ac"on ol a Democratic nomination, if one is held. For Sheri ft. We are authoriz-d and requested 'o an nounce the name of J. H. KELLY as a candidate for Sheriff of Tetrcll coutitv— election in January. . For Tax Receiver and Collector. W ■ arc authorized and rrqnes'ed to ac- j nounce the name of W. J. PARKER as a candidate for Tax Receiver and Collector ol Terrell Couutv. E’ec'ion in January. For Tax Receiver and Collector. We are authorized and teqiiss ed to an nounce the name of W T. CAMPBELL as a candidate tor re-etec'.ion to th * office of Tax Receiver and Collector, subject o the an'ion ot a democra ic nomination, if one is held. For Tax Receiver and Collector. To the Citizens of Terrell County. I announce mvself a candidate for T.nt Receiver and Collector, subject to a nomin ation tl elected I will discharge the duties of the office to the heat, of mv ahllil.- W. R BALDWIN For Tax Receiver and Collector. We are authorized and requested to cn nounce the name f Wm. E. -TOSS! 'NS as a candidate for the nfficu of Tax It -ceiver and Collector, subject to a demooraliu nom ination. * ili/.eiis of Terrell County. I come before you as a candidate for Tax Receiver and Collector, subject to a Demo cratic nomination My pecuniary condbion forces me to do so, to enable me to pay lor the place on which I live: I gave up all of my prop? iv lo my credito sand did not s.-'e mv home: It I* humiliating to mv feelings to hate this to do; hope you will give m? the office. Respectful)v, Sen* 12, 1878 E B. LOYLESS THE Fr LL CAMPAIGN IS NOW OPEN AT JANES & SON’S DRUGSTORE! FOR CHEMICALS, PURE DRUGS, Points, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stull, Snuff, Tobacco, Segars, Pepper, Spice, anfl Fire Test Kerosene, 25c gallon, go to JANES & SON’S Blue Stone a Specialty, 10-; per pound. REST AU RANT. \V r E HAVE recent!v fitted up, at our Vl Bar, a First-class Restaurant. Meals at all hours, and tables supplied with Fresh Fish ind uysters, and evertth'ina else that goes to make up a “sqare“ m-al. Give us a call. .Jones & Sharp. Dawson, Ga , Sept. 25, 1878. 2m. New York Office, ltobt W Paterson, 154 Frout Street. Special 7’artuer. E. E. CHEATHAM, Will i H. FRASER GRANT. general (Aercliapt, 1*24 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, • * GEORGIA. Cotton—-Rice Naval—Stores. Liberal Advances made on Consignmen's, Fnlietkt aUeutioD given to all buiinass. A. J. BALDWIN & CO., UK A KKRS INT General Merchandise, DAWrON* - GEORGIA. Oar Fall and Winter Stock of General Merchandise is being receivedl, and, will consist of everything needed by the people of this sec!ion. W e pay cash, for our goods and can afford to sell them cheaper than ever before offered in Dawson. A. . J. BALDWIN § CO. JOHN L. GRIFFIN, LOYLESS BLOCK, MAM STREET, DAWSON, - GEORGIA. A large lot of Fashionable _A.re being received and mast be sold cheap I DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, JEANS, TOWELS, LINEN, DAMASK, NAPKINS, HANDKERCHIEFS, Clothing, Slices, Flats, Domestics AND NICE LINE OF FALL POINTS I Trader-* in search of bargains should price my goods September 19, 1878. 8m JOHN L# CilllFFlN* J M SIMMONS. W M PEEPLES. Planters’ warehouse, MAIM STREET, - DAWSON, CA* >o:- \\re take this method of intokming the pl miters oftep.rell and t t adjoining tummies that we are b.iek in the Old Planters’ Warehouse* Occupied ctsi season by Mr. W. M. Peoples, and will take pleasure in Weighing, Spiling or Shipping your e'Htcn this nenson, and from an experience of ten years handling co m oh. either as weighers and f*elleis, or hovers, w* hope to be able to give tou satisfaction We have a good lot for stock and good .sleeping room for our customers. BAGGIN G and TIKIS Always on hand at the lowest market pi ice.- We pledge our strict personal attention, nd solicit jour patronage. SIMMONS & PEEPLES, Dozier & Stevens, WAREHOUSE * COMMISSION MERCHANTS a\D dealers in BTANDALID F EItTIEIZER 4, DAWSON, * GEORGIA. O. 11. STEFEMN hiving pnrolitsed ihe Warehouse '.nte-Mt of dipt. T.l'M. ■l ines, a copartnership Ins been formed under ihe firm name of DOZIER & jSTEVfiNI, for the purpose of carrying on a WAREHOUSE & COMMISSION BUSINESS. We hereby tender individual thanks to our miny fr'ends and customers for past iv ra. Hiving given special attention to the Cotton ouainess for years, we think wo cm I 111-it to the Very tSoat A<lvailing:*, and now oJt our services to the pianteis - Par-C! n1 adj taming counties, in tha S o age and Sale of Colton, at the old stand of Inst Dozier. We prop tse I’aithliilly to repreient the interest ol the Planter, and 1 y > mg diligent in ill business intrusted to us, and keeping fullv posted in the Cotton Mark- j < i uj >e to merit and receive a liberal share of your patronage. ADVANCES MADE ■'j to iin 4’ore, a'ivi dasirei. We hav” co-niortable Sleeping rooms' for’Customrs'it i I 6 sill i • l Lis fa- **• >ek, —alifree of charge RAGGING and TIES always on hand at (be LOWEST MARKET PRICE.) Come, Come, Come to Central Warehouse! DOZIER & r r IhVENS. Ii AI LUO ADJWAHE I I OTJSIiL IS. & A. F. Tift & Cos., COTTON FACTORS, WAREHOUSE & COMMISSION MERCH’TS Albany, Georgia. We take pleasure in again offering our gervioes 'o the Planters of S-ottHweat Georg'i l-i the Sale and Sor age of Co'ton. After ail experienoi ot mauv soars in the .business, are coufid-nt of giving gaiistaclio* to nil Our fatjili-ies for Shipping Cotton are u isura passed. Libera! Advances made on Cotton in sure W,* k-ep cons antlv on hand a tut supply of best br.nds of Bagging, Ties, Betting andLnie Leather. Also ’ 8.4C0.V, COHI, FLOUR, HEIL, TOBVU O, I3TC., which we offer atlcwest pric*“. Free Wagon Y ird, with good bouse atnl well of water for use of customeiMr. J M Mercer will be with us as Sealesman. N. & A. F. TIFT A GO. East Alabama Fair, 1878! At Eufaula, Alabama. s i —To Commence— Tuesday , November 12 th, And continue five days, at der tiie aaspioes of the Eufaula District Grange LIBERAL PREMIUMS. For all cl isses of Industry, works ol Art, Mach-uery andstoch. Speed l.iner Attractions equal to any inlthYSontli J he Great Trio Uf Siatss—Alabama, Qtwirgia end Fioti-.la, v, txhil.it and Cotupete on equal toitns in every Deviarlmeut. T->ist oi Premiums, Buies and Regulations, mailed, post.-rg* jjaid, < u ajqilica iou to the ix-cretary. ; n. lIAWKiNS, Prib’t, JNO. M. McKLEROY, S-c’v, J. M. BFUBLOOK, Gen. Bu'^’t,