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FEnLRAL COURT.

II fbe case u Dennis p rtiu5 s. c.. va.
W. G. Howard. the yurlic. wa returned IL
favor OF tbs dcioIdlur. &c wsg cotton
iuturs case which has attracted much a.
tanlion. The plaintiff Will move the court
for "a new trisl.
The case OF Robert NcGn,t ". a. Il. Nor
ton, removed from she di.tiC' CTG- Of
TayranJ county to the FsGerM court OF Dal.
lag, was called yesterday, and n n ton
mede 10y plaintiff 30 -enslj ,hs cause " 10
submitted and taken updsr sdVisPmeat
the court ". b. Wigbc represented Lhe
plaintiff and M. l.. Crawford and i: f..
Smith the defendant. IA dec sion VII be
rsnSerpd SOON
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THE court was engaged yesterday w the
trial ui tWo cases against Jue TeSag " PS-
c!lc railway Tho frs WEB tba5 OF A.. i.
Pulaski W. she Texas d PJoiec railway, N
which be recovered of the railway company
SIG .or tho banning OF hiq grass md over
flow Of his l.nd, alleged By him to haze
been caused by he roads throwing NJ ~ II.
banknenJ, which subj cod it t. orerh1".
Che iury gave IN" p'D,uun $l46 DAMAGE
Tho secO.d case wss that - n. y. Nash
va. tna RI way c0u panP iH, ;ns k.liug OF
ocw, md TIE iul reudp5s@ . Y.lnict in
hts e. Ur TO- sos.
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CoNyICTs Is NNnTE.

Mr. j. y. Grow, sub rsvut FIR lgaC IT,
ring rouvic,s 20 lne p'I!'c' lsry "TIly q
Yesterday, en- Iouut .AWl" ~
charge Mari e. Il ,yt'i charged Win
assault 10 nu'u,r, H'n SOP
40 TO- Two Tears, G'd G-atl,s Bennett
burglary, sent W. Tor thrss ys.T7, both on
TEom we tom Deu.sn rs Wit slyo take
Along with them Bennett, ShJ wgs seut ~
Tor fourteen years from Vice couyty,' Tor a.
srull 10 murder and tlcty. He Is Ihs parry
Who escaped ieS duys ago whi!O on hil
wsy, AID who WAS subsequently, captured
nErn
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LONDON. June S.-rhe Fimes says; The
friends OF Gordon r.ye made Arrangements
20 send messaFa 70 khartOnm ai:G letters
aud copies pi TTnn'is H. n" debates in
parllsmanl on the Sudan question and OF
the prNcsed,ag ~ the various meetings NJ
which the E5yery ul sV' was ur1Ri % relieve
Gordon, EK'saGrs rom n London and
p.ovinoM lr1-g Nll Elal b. F-At in- tbs
purpuss a. sn,y."s Gordon tufs q large
SEQ Ion q the punic t,yfr military Ec.ilu,
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Tho case OF the State VS.. S. HM.ip,
ch ggad vuh the muTdtr NJ George GT'er,
ci,ortd, vas called IN tne district cturl
ytg,e!dsy m1raDF iuF vial. TIc usy IH:
corlumed ~ getting jury, sud las' evan
ius tue requisite nunber had not been
Obtained. Ito uial OF he case will con-
.ftrsa gpvgFsl Iatr
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ArrAOIinENr SUITS.

Two attachment suits we're filed ia the
United States circuit court YESTERDAY:
j. IL. Wear BAogNtr IL Co.,, Oi 81. llnu'F,
died suit Va. NeWsnm II Omsl-y, o. Mex
Ery, praying Tor IS O07 90.
Voorhtis, Miller Il RGps !, ~ C.roInnau
flied suit against tho sauna parties icl
sll07.
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nOAnD on roUALIIArION,

Tho county GDNmiF iUueIs court met
Yesterday, hut as ln,rn WIS not quorum
prsfett, sdlGuFu,t over until ntzt NCn-
day, WIEN 10 rill couy.s 20 Is u board Of
emu. Ne 4tf,u
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THE SUNDAY LAW.

The Sunday law fiom 8 o. m. TO p. m,
was enforced Sundav, and It required very
fine maueuvering aud q deal of rusfline
on the part of the thirsty TO get their
whistles moistened. Toe enforcement OF
the Law has been brought about by the IT.
fiuencs VI those saioonists who have no
rear or private back door bringing pres
euro to bear on the city council.
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busy HUnGLaRs.

Sunday nigh, thityss effected al entI tnco
O. GrssngAid's uHO5 store, by unlocking
the rear door and stole several palg Ot
shoes. They ont through the wall into the
Red Front SCI 'oH sud 6lule pistol, a 10, Of
whisky, Oigarf, etc htst'ss siSshoo,er.
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Death of a Song Writer.

HARTFORD, Conn, June S.-Henry G..
Wark, the noted song writer and Composer,
died this evening of heart disease. March.
ing Through Georgia" Grand Fathers
Clock, > "Dear Father, Come Home" were
vrittnn nv him.
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THE noI, D'ARU PATENT RIGHT

The CITY engineer has received a notice
irom tho United States pRteut office that
tbs patent on bois arc pavement, issued
last June 10 b, ", Bal, hes b en- cancelled
aud issued TO w, NJ, Johnsun, who lrels!eIs
the right IN this city TO the city OF Dallas.
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A Cincinnati scene.

CINCINNATI, o, June ga scene occurred
a. the Cathedral this eveping, when Wit
lam Paterson arrived in Coach With Ella
Heating to be married. Anna Flynn, the
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wATCII TuIIP.

a UsfTO nsn boz CO., employ Ul q. 4.
Manner. ON Eisi uhl'Ha tHl.Uui'', stole lls|
'gulu saict, gIr'u H.u r mall lum Of money
ypsttfdsg aud "stipl Va .lt .u.iUr"
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AUGUST, Ga --DR. j. BRADFIELD: Dear
SRI nave handled your Femae Reguln or
in my business Tor The pest several yesr;
with perfect Subtraction 10 myself and
customers ] hNVe found it very saleGble.
Yours truly,
W II. RAEEaTr. Wholesale Druggist,
Treatiss o. Health and Hgppirea Ci
Woman mailsG ifge.
BE.pFIELD REGULAToR Co,
Box 2S, Atl9nta, Ga.
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Editor HErtLD:--rls0re say accept Lew
Gunton's cnql.rrga 20 walk q it.rH mite
recs in, S95 U''e. VIII TO AImnry
nail, "a urdaY evening, Ja-e lith, as the
time and plHCs. j.. X. WIlLso&.
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Browns Bronchial TrOches'
Are widely known as an admirable rem g.
dy for Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Coughs and
Throat troubles. Sid only In boxes.
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p,Fl I'M, |MARHIAGE GUIDE. ! pfSS s2s

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed FOR 80
cents in 20 tage or currency. Ovor my Won
Gcrful pen pictures. true TO lie, articles on the
following subiects Who may marry whOnot:
whyY Proper age 70 marry. Who marry mrst,
Manhood, Womanhood. Physical decay. Who
should marry. How life and happiness may De
marrying should read It. II ought to be read
by ali adult persons, then kept under lock and
kew POpulir edition, same rs above, but paper
COVER and 200 pages, % cents by mail, In laoney
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Younger and Better.
Beuson's Ckpoine Poraus Plessers ara rot
older Shau all others; bus t1sy @.e .s.sSf
than all others. Is Cents.
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I.7''a. rdHoTT'-'
Tie above is good likeness OF ,Trs. Lydia P. rin'e
ham, OF Lynn Mass no above all other human beings
maybe truthfully called Tho "Dcar Friend Of Woman,
as some OF her corr Pondouts love 20 call her $40
Is scaluusly devoted 70 her cork which Is .hc outcome
Of liru.study, and Is obliged 20 Keep dix itdy
assistants to help her arswerthc lTs' correspondence
which daily pour3 u?on her. each bearing rs special
burden oc suffering, JOY ct rclclsc from It, Her
Vegetable Compound IS . medicine for good and uo'
evil purposes. have personally investigated 1t and
am satisfied Of the truth ofthll
On account Of IT, grovCn merits, it II recommended
and prescribed by thcbcst ply cians in Tho country
one SAYS, at works Ike charm md saves nuci
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Of the uteru1, Lcucargsoel, irregular and painful,
Men5:ruat! N. all Ovarian Troubles Inflammation ant
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I5cost5 o. Si per bottle orgT i'' S c'' Is sod ny
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health By tho usc cf the Vegetable to".aund can hh
obtained Iy addressing 2!rs T., with stamp FOR reply
at her home in Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complnlat OF ein6?soz thif compound.
unsurpassed az abunGnnt testimonial show
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the best IN the icorlh for tho OF Constipation
GIiousncss and Torpidity Of the liver Her L'o''
Purifier work. worders In rs special line ana b'"7 i"''
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EVERYTHING WILL GROW HERE.
. Mr.. W. v. CrostmaR brought 10 the Hks-
AID Office yesterday Q few stalks OF rhu.
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Other Mar,r.. LoeaI IN Na'gre'
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DENTON.

EvcrS body use Little JOKER smoking
fCn-CCp.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-04-17

The New Orleans Times Democrat
translates from a Paris newspaper
the following:
In 1865, Lasker, then in the flow
er OF his youth, and already celebrat
ed as an orator, became acquainted
with Miss Russack, the niece OF one
OF Bismarck's warmeSt friends. Las
ker fell in love with her, and his pas.
sion was reciprocatad. Miss. Rus
sack babe her lover to demand her
hand OF the uncle, who filed for Der
the place of father. The uncle re-
fused point-blank, saving he would
never consent to give his niece in uaar
rage to a man who was the header
of the opposition to his friend Bis
marck-Bismarck, whom he held to
be one of the greatest of European
statesmen. Franziska-such was the
fair girls mame-then declared to her
uncle that she would renounce her
whole fortune in his favor; proyid-
ed he would allow her to marry Las
ker. But old Rus5ack was immova-
BILE in his resolution. However, re-
turning one day from a visit to his
friend Bismarck, he sent for the
young lawyer, and said to him: 81
am willing to grant you my niece's
hand on one condition, namely, that
you pledge yourself to abandon poll
ties altogether and confne yourself
hereafter to your profession of law
yer" Lasker, after q brief inter
view with the young girl, refused.
eve shall wait" he said, until your
niece shall have attained her MAORI
ty. He did not dare to add-"or
until your death" The uncle left
Berlin, taking with him his niece
Franziska, who died abroad six
months later, after having refused
the most brilliant offers of marriage
approved by her uncle, who even Of
fe1el to add his own fortune to ler
own as a dowry. This is why Ed
ward Lasker never married.
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Original Temperance Story.

Index
The story is pew. No one ever
heard it; indeed, it never has been
told, and this will be the first time
1t has ever been to the light. It oc-
CURED A. D 1884.
While standing in the door Of a
store on Whitehall street, Atlanta,
Ga, l saw two gentlemen coming
up the sidewalk. Their ages were
fabout So and IS years, one q matur-
cd man and the her quite young.
Just IS they got near tie door OF
liquor saloon, they stopped and look
ed at the saloon. They had little
talk, q did not hear what they said).
L think the elder one asked the
younger to go in with him aud take
q drink, and the younger one said
no. Then they had another little
talk, and think the elder asked the
younger to wait for him. The elder
entered the saloon, when for a time
L did not see him. The Younger
passed to the outside of the walk
and stood by the post. / asked him
to come to nae, which he did. told
him 1 had no reflection to make about
his friend, but l was delighted with
what l saw him do, and exhorted
him to stick TO that plan, lie blush
ed and went back to the post. He
then drew from his pocket beauti-
ful golden banana anda neat little
knife. The blade of his knife was so
clean and bright that feel sure it
had never been in a plug of tobacco.
With his knife he cut of the end of
the banana, and as he peeled the de-
licious fruit, l thought it the most
attractive banana I ever saw. Then.
with his shining knife, he cut off and
ate wheel after wheel till all vas gone.
1t is said that young ladies ore sweet,
and young men handsome; bat ex-
cuse me, for | must say that young
mai was handsome, beautiful and
sweet. Now, the young lalies mast
not expect me to tell his name for he
Dlushed when I commended his con-
dact, and certainly l will not give
his name to the world. Soon the
elder gentleman joined the younger
at the memorable post, and they
went on their wall. While
[ live l shall remcm-
Der this little incident. 1t
tells it's own moral. It is now offered
to the public. hoping it may do much
good to some one in the way of re-
minder not to be led to do wrong.
The young man who never stains
his knife with tobacco ami who has
the courage TO say 10, when asked to
drink, is noble and worthy Of great
honor and praise. May our land be
filed with many such as the hero OF
this story,
r NJ HAynooD
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-04-17

WASHINGTON correspondent Au-
guSta Chronicle and Constitutional
lst; Subscriptions are being taken
for the establishment of home for
Confederate soldiers at Richmond.
The Democratic Senators have made
liberal donations, and the album
containing their autographs will be
ratified for Il handsome sum. Sena
tor Sawyer, of Wisconsin, Repub-
lcan, sent $50 and offered to send
$3.50 more. The first subscription
was by Federal soldier. Mile Rhea
has volunteered a benefit, which
will net at least $1,000 under
stand that the Southern State
Legislatures will be appealed to for
aid aud comfort in this good work
New York, April 4.-Gsneral Cor
don received the following letter
from General Grant, having refer
ence to the movement to build a
home for disabled ex-confederate
soldiers:
WASHINGTON, D, C, April 3.-Gen-
J. b. Gordon, Chairman Central Com
m ttee.-Dear Sir: YoIr letter OF
March 3lst, informing me that
had been chosen to preside at %
meeting of the different posts OF
the Grand Army of the Republic,
and ex-confederates in the city Of
New York, on the OH INST, was duly
received. The object of the meet
ing is to inaugnrate, under the au-
spices of the soldiers Of both armies.
movement in behalf of a fund to
build a home for disabled confed
crate soldiers. | am in hearty sym
pathy with the movement, and
would be glad to accept the posi-
ton of presiding officer, if l was
able to do so. You may rely Oh me,
however, for rendering all the aid
can ii carrying out the designs of
the meeting. I am here under
treatment for au injury received
on Christ D@s last, and viii not be
ADie to leave uutll later than the 9th
instant, aud cannot tell now how
soon Or when l will probably be able
to 90. l have received t1is morning
your dispatch Of last evening urg-
ing that L must be there to preside.
But l have to respond that it will
be impossible for me to be there on
the STD. l cannot fix a day when ]
could he present. l trust youl
meeting will insure success, and
promising my support, financially
and otherwlS., to the movement,
am very truly yours.
u. s. GRANT.
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Political Situation in Georgia.

There is but little change to report
in the POLITICAL situation in the State
for the month just closed.
There has been no announcement Of
candidate for the United States SEN
ate against Ex-Governor Brown,
whose term expires the 4th OF Mach
next. Nor has any candidate yet
been brought forward TO contest the
gubernatorial race with Governor
Mcdaniel. Senator brown may yet
have to fight for his seat, but ii looks
now as if there will be no opposition
to the present incumbent OF the exc
cutive Office. A year ago the fields
was full of patriots ready and eager
to serve the common wealth.
The present State house officers
will all probably be reelected, except
Treasurer Speer, who declines to run
again. There will be sharp contest
for that Office, the most important
in some respects in the gift of the
people.
In the second, seventh, eighth and
ninth Congressional districts, the pres
ent Representatives will. it is thought,
have no opposition, while it is prob
able that there will he contests in the
first, third and tenth. LII the fourth,
fifth and sixth districts, exciting
races may be expected. In the filth,
where Captain Jackson is contest
ing the district with A1r. Hammond,
an exciting canvass has already
been inaugura;ed. Judge Stewart is
supposed to be conducting still
hunt from the bench, Intending to
openly enter the race if captain Jack
son secures the delegation from Full
ton. And within the last two days
the names of Mr. Mynatt has been
announced.
1t is now generally believed there
will be a lively iussle in the sixth
district There has been no formal
announcement of Colonel Hardeman' s
candidacy, but every one seems to
think he will shy his castor into the
ring sooner or later. Letters arr
said to be pouring in upon him ask
ing him to allow the use of his name
Many seem to entertain the opinion
that Mr. Blouut will not be candi
date, if Col. I&ardman consents to rui
and PARTIES ar said to be- ofalin!
b is already dist Hardeuan wi. b
the mex representative from Til, dis
trict.
A to this Legislature, the wood.
are just fall OF e2nshiEes W sre
rej0iccl at TINS Out of so maD
atriot>, the people ought ia he all
to select enough good men to reE
resent them in the General Assem5l,
Macon Telegraph
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F. NJ. HAYaooD
From the Blue Ridge.

Mr.. James Rideout, formerly of
New England, now OF Highlands.
n. c., says: Judging from the
evidences, Eorman's Neutslizing
Cordial is the best remedy ever in
PRODUCED here for the cure of diar-
rhoea and dysentery. / have never
yet tried q remedy that cures attack s
of dyspepsia so quickly and it is so
pleasant to take. 1t must drive all
those bitter, unpleasant dyspepsia
medicines ont of tie market where
ever introduced"
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-04-17
The Search for Grcely.

The war sloop Alert, recently pre-
scented by England to America to go
with the steamers Thetis, Bear and
Hope, to the rescue of Lieutenant
Greedy, WIS commissioned March
18th in London, and the event was
duly celebrated. Mr.. Lowell, the
United State Minister hoisted the
American colors at the Alert's peak.
Fifty guests lunched on board in
Guiding the Earl of Northbrook, first
Lord of the Admiralty and Lord Al
ccster admiral SeymonD one of the
Junior Lords of the Admiralty. Mr..
Lowell proposed the toast to the
Queen, aud the Earl of Northbrook
responded expressing great pleasure
in having authorized the offer Of the
Alert to the AE-ericAn government
A toast was proposed to the success
Of the expedition, with which was
coupled the health of Lieutenanf
Goodrich who will bring he Alert t.
New Ynrk,-Ei:
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He was willing to Pay 500

He was Wisling to Pay $50,
Philadelphia Call.
"Whst is the charge against this
man?' asked an Arkansaw Judge rs
the prisoner was placed before him.
killing an eGitor, your HONOR
I'll u, was the cC,itor resident of
the State?'
YES, your Honor"
"What have you to say, prisoner,
concerning this very serious charge?
Axe you guilty or not guilty.
'Guilty, your Honor; murdered
h!m in c1id blood"
Well ssid the JUDGE
"there 10 nothing lief
Tor me to do but sentenc,
YOU. The crime Of murder in thi
State is becoming much too common
You are charged with killing an Al
kansas editor, to which charge yo
plead guilty.
Yes your Honor, | do; AMI I don
care ii it costs me $50"
"Prisoner responded the iudg
solennly, "you are fined $500, an
stand committed until Che amount
paid"
The prisoner then swooned away
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-04-17
TAX NOTICE,

I WILL attend the following times and
a places for the purpose of receiving the
Tax Returns of Terrell comfy for the
year 1884:
wELTH COURT GRoUND-MoEdav. AMI
7th, Tuesday, April 20, Monday. Nav
9TH.
ELEVENTH Court GRoUNp-Tuesdav
april 9Th, Monday, April 21st, Tuesday,
May 9th.
DoyER-Wetnesday, April 9th, Friday.
april 18th, Wednesday, May 7th.
SAssAR = Thursday, april 10th, We'd
nesday, april 23rd, Thursday, MAY sth.
BRoNwoop-FrIday, Arril nth, Thurs.
day, april cath, Friday, May 9th.
gravel. Hill Monday, April i4th.
Can be found at the post office all DAYS
except those mentioned above until tho
9TH OF June, when the books will be closed.
W. r. BALDWIN,
T. Il. Terrell county.
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The Sig Brewery.

Mr.. j. Hirsch, College Point
Brewery, L. l., N. Y, writes that
he employs a large number Of horses
ANA hands. ana having tried St.
Jacobs Oil tbs great paiu-care for
rheusatis'n, aches ana pains Of hi,
men, and for gals, spliats, thrush
wind-galls and other affections o.
his horses, finds it superior to al
remedies, and would not be withou
il.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-04-17
Not Too Suddenly.

Nurmaus Nentralizing Cordia
does not act rs an astri1gent alone,
checking too suddenly, but reduces
inflammation aud acidity of the secret
ing membranes of the bowels, there
BY bringing them to healthy action,
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-04-17

Thousand Of ciildten die under
the are If five years. Way? Pay
sicians attribute it t. various causes,
and have a vocabulary of MANTLE
diseases to numerous too mention
Worms Worms ! Shriuer's
Indian Vermifuge pill kill them and
restore the child.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-04-17

The Tilden fever is still raging.
1t seems now that Tilden will be
dominated in spite af all his efforts
to the contrary. While he feels that
he is not physically able to undergo
the work necessary to bring about
all OF the desired reform in the ad-
ministration Of government, yet, he
says, if it is necessary, he is willing
to sacrifice his life in the interes,
OF the party. Grand old patriot We
believe that Tilden is the only man
living that can lead the party to VIC
tory and SUCCESS. Let him be nomi-
mated by acclarration and be will
sweep the country Ike a prairie fire.
Hurrah! for Tilden.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-04-17

EoReIA, TERRELL CoUorY. :,
N Ordinary's Office March 8, 1884.
Whereas, +. w. Clark, administrator
on est OF Maria Arnold, deceased, having
in proper form applied for Letters of Dis.
mission from SAID estate, all persons inter-
ested are HEREBY notified TO appear and
show cause, II any they can, why letters of
dlsmiss,on as prayed for should not be
Term 1854 of Terrell Court Of Ordinsrr.
] ria,1 Orli,ary
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-04-17
PLANTERS,
MECHANICS.
MERCHANTS
AND
CAPITALISTS
A WORD IN YOUR EARS AND
DOLLARS IN YOUR POCKETS.

Happy New Year! Goodbye, 1888.
Crops not first-rate, but might have been
worse Money not exactly plenty, but
yet, enough to go round, and after pay
ing debts, and laying in supplies, stock,
clothing, guano, and all things needful,
there Will vet be something left to invest.
And now, let US suggest that the best