About Southern banner. (Athens, Ga.) 1832-1872 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1872)
iMiiiii m ww oulhcrn Special Topics. Rain Needed.— No nun 111 I PREMIUM LlST.—We publish | He gave them the reasons why our pres- 1 fallen here for ten days, and the dust is I ,,n our fourth page the Premium List of ' !“*A egi3 ! atun! . *** opposed to new suffocating. It is peculiarly sad forourjthe Fair ot the Agricultural Society of friends who are practicing their last Prom Hart County. , stock tor the. Fair. k 4 - N<* <>ne «|ue*tion* the of Whiles, suppressed and ir es,, .in.! uterine obstructions, of every ng daily cured by Dr. J. Bnulfield’* laior, than by all other remedies com ic, c*> in Georgia and other Mates is •dent in the annals of physic. Thous- lioaict from women everywhere pour tronrictor. The attention of proinin- U4C ', », ai . used in behalf of this w .mid and the most successful pradi- t 1; ■» ai« t ;-.»•» is pleasant, <|U)i k. and non 'UtTer hereafter, it will be their I cm ile K. ^ui itor is prepared and sold id held, Druggist. Atlanta, Ga., and til j .r > * per bottle at any respert- .i. ,n to, Tnion. Press CoiiventioN.—The KJi- tor has gone to Atlunta to attend the Press convention. These editors are get ting to be almost as fond of jamborees as n ' . Devil Grant. IIome School.—special atten tion is invited to the announcement of Madame Sosnoski's Home School, on the 1 jtli Tuis institution is too well known to need any endorsement from us. Freights to Savannah. Judge Campbell, the ’ Augusta, of the Central Ireight line, lias recently been on a , iiusiuc.-s lour iii t:.e interior, seeU- j in" to induce merchants Lo bring out their goods by the Savannah ! Steamers, and to ship produce to . I that market. Wo are glad to see coiii- i :l growing intimacy of business in<- wmi ibetween Savannah and State. It is our |H.|M ided i lib j tercourse ojifior ihc si- j this part of t! Vlow’ina"Sir 1 own ]>ort, and, presenting facilities a»"m »h?eh!i ■ us good jis any other, should be re- rv ofthe Colon i , , • J.- galdeii rheiiin*li*iu,and p CQ p] e (J ar eoIuiim.S will witness C! irk county, to bo held in Xthens Oct. Stli 9tli and 10th. It will be seen tliat a great variety ot desirable premiums are offered, including a number of special premiums, by Messrs. Childs and Moss and Mr. Luckic. Wc hope our readers throughout North-East Georgia will at once make preparations to send forward articles for exhibition. No part of the whole South has made more cotton, or wheat, or Irish potatoes tc the acre, than this part of the State. • Choice fruits abound, and many of our fanners have fine stock, poultry, nnd articles of taste in the mechanical and household arts, ' . • I which would add to the interest of the tlfifCb k 1 H I , , _ ' .. . tiiir, nnu cncouni£< k competition hereafter. ,U ruJt | j (>t evcrvbedy determine to send some thing. and tints contribute to make the Fair a great sitoivs- We have seen a list of the premiums or dered, by Messes. Childs & Moss, who. have contracted to furnish them, and us- sure our readers that they embrace a rich and attractive variety of elegant and use- lul articles. The premiums will be on exhibition at the Jewelry Store of Childs & Moss a week before the fair. counties, showed them that the members ; u,»_ m c, . „ . ot the legisature were now infnvornfthe r ! „ H;M,TWKM - Ga - 8ept. 2d, 1872. now ciuimty b it c«*aiU U4»t *l,» u ir«»*i4 Krnon bociugit.N Hankkr :— It is i f pylicy ilui hud their cose bceo grant' very r «rc iM cnm uci- that >u* read any more would have dc- new** coitcrming this part ni the State ual power. ii Ht Ions, arising .-J br Dr. Fierce’: . 1 ail . In:. U i I Whisker Dyeing, by Mile. at D.ivis, Harris I.K F.ll ? PnrAKTva Dirt on the North eastern Railroad.—Business gen erally was suspended yesterday while all our citizens united in participating in the ceremony of breaking dirt on the North-eastern Railroad. The place selected, was in rear of the residence of Mrs. Gen. T. R. Cobb, on the line of railroad. Excellent speeches niticaiit. But the were made by Maj. Lamar Cobh, doctrine of State rights—though very feeble just now politically— preference by cur columns will bear that we have cordially seconded every dibi t to encourage trade with Savannah. Nor have we been actuated by any selfish their flight. . . ' „ , ini., without ; motive, lor the patronage ot oavaii- i j it III W.IV* 1 "it I*’tost, irut j nah to the press of this section has til ways been iiisi liuilrnatl Notice. •f imli -i-, on and lifl.’I Thursday, 25th S. K. .IGILNSON, Supt. rs L Sir.MMJ pU-KILLKU ir. siwdilv* — ! •n» o f, ami dears the li«»u Id by dealers everywhere. NEW LAWS. Legislature at its last session wal.i vs which everybody should e is, that when a plantei gives or cotton fin-tor a li in on any >r for supplies to mike his i‘ - ill p.-op Tty or e.- »j* i< s >11 1*1 i-• I to tli • ;) lynn-at of said g lilt v |i irty is li i’ile to lie i) ought to have force and effect in the encouragement of State enters prise, and in fostering strong busis n<‘ss affinity between the coimner- cud and agricultural intests of the old commonwealth. Georgia mer chants and Georgia farmers ought to foster their own seaport, if it of' fers them facilities which do not make the preference a positive sac rifice of interest. Eatontoii, Madison and Athens Rail* road. Athens Ga., Aug. 31, 1872. Pursuant to a call of tue citizens of Clark county for a meeting tit be held tit the Court House in Athens, in the interest of the Eatonlon. ed, tun or twclv _ .u^ing^r^ to t" estate" 1 He i MU “° r ' “l* 4 ;'""* «t this county, the cause of which is, we presume, nothing transpires worthy the attention of the reading pnblic. Such may be the case at this time, but nevertheless, we arc pleased to make known through your columns, that this section of country can make better claim to prosperity nt this period titan at any rime since the late war. The agricultural yield undoubted ly will far exceed any that has been made for many years past. Wheat crops were excellent, nnd the cum crop prom ises a most abundant yield. Wc have traveled over the greater portion ot the ' county, and everywhere the extensive | cotton fields, in richest exit Iterance, are I i i open to our gaz •. Old farmers tell i us that the product of this stupe will be surpassingly great. In regard to politics, the people are somewhat divided. There are a few “ Straights,” who still seem to glory in their *• narilsliellism,” but we think their numbers are so small that they will not effect the very natural re sult of division. Col. J. D. Mathews, of Lexington, visited our town a few days since, and delivered a clear, forcible, and elegant address, earnestly urging the Democratic support of the Baltimore nominees and the “dethronement” of the present corrupt administration. The address was well received, and appreciat ed by nil, except a few of the aforesaid “ Straights,” whom the truth seemed to “pierce to the quick.” Col Mathews is a candidate for Congress from this Dis trict, subject however to the nominating convention. We hope the convention will well consider his claims, lie is a man of signal ability and irreproachable integrity. Upon the gory field h2 has been found true; indeed upon his perso i he carrys the battle-scars of Liberty. If the eighth sends him as her representa tive, we predict that in him she will find an able advocate nnd one faithful to the “ mighty trusts reposed.” ALPHA. closed by urging harmony; advising t • motto make an issue now but waitfr a Letter time ; and invited the ladies to come to our county Fair in October and bring their babies. The length of this article will not per mit me to do justice to Jude Jennings' effort. Suffice it to say, that he dwelt with considerable force iu support ot Greeley, on the main point at issue in the coming contest Itetween Greeley and Grant, viz State Rights, or as some cull it, the local rights of Self-Government, vs. Militauy Despotism. This, in our opinion is the real issue, and should be the Democratic war cry ot the campaign. No straight- out Democrat can combat the arguments on that line. The history of all govern ments I lorn the Inundation until the pres ent time, bui too clearly prove that the contest lias always been between Repub licanism and centralism. Judge Jen nings closed by urging organization and harmony. At the close, Mr. Speer invited all pres ent to a Barbecue to be given near Athens, on the 21st of September, and extended the invitation through them to all the county. The addresses being over, and all being happier and better satisfied than when they came, dispersed to their several homes, happy no doubt in the thought that they had done something toward conciliation. J. O. F. Political Notes. J. R. Cravens, the Grant candid- ate for Lieut. Gov. of Indiana, is out for Greeley. There are 8,000 colored voters members of Gr.iely and Brown clubs in the State of Maryland. Ex-Gov. Stone of Iowa nnnouns ces his intention to support Greeley. His influence will be felt. Judge James J. Winans of Xenia, Ohio, a Republican member of the last Congress, is now the Greeley Republican candidate in the Davton District. Emory Speer Esq. W. L. Mitchell Esq., and John Calvin Johnson Esq. Dr. Henry Hull brok the first dirt by the use of the pick, while W. L. Mit chell Esq. participated by throwing the first shovel full. The lateness of the hour prevents our giving a detailed j account with a discrintion of the ban- i I cuttaa.— ners with their appropriate inscriptions, I A thorou S h c:invass of lbe Ger " ‘ *’ but suffice it to say that all were entlnt- j nian voters wf thc ci, >‘ ot ' S P rin S field ’ ’ " astic, and tbe road is a fixed fact. Miscellaneous. ff\1 a^ssHH?"?1872. DRY600DS. 1872. T TiILjivoii.NU CLASS, male or female. $60 a week ituarnteed. Uespertable emplovuient i — employu at home, day or evening: no capital required : full iustruc lonaaud valuable package of goods to »Urt with sent free by mail. Address, with 6 cents re- turn stamp. II. YOUNG * CO., ISCWbSd St., New Tort. aug 25m 4w. Rare Chance for Agents. agents: we will pay y.n, S40 per week in cash, if you willcugage with us ;it once. Everything furnished, and expenses paid. F. A. Kl.Lsjt ri> Charlotte, Mich. k ” AGENTS WANTED—for the LD« of Grant Greeley WILSON BROWN X& men of all patWet. Ovor 40 Stool Portraits. worth tw ce cost ofthe book. Warnedererywhere -vg is have wonderful success. Send fol circular deiphis |!, KI ‘ * , ;,ls Arch St fhil*. ■U-riiss Wanted for the Autobio.-rr.phv of HORACE GREELEY, A new illustrated edition, now ready.'Get this tlie best, and cnly edition written liy himself, and cu- w.Trf.T V *, he Tfibttne ; and our 1872 t ABPAIti.V JI.V.M At., for all parties, just out. price $1 SO. One aRentsold Wt in three days. -Splendid Steel por- traitoUireeley, 51. SS00 a month made selling the above. E. B. TREAT, l’ub. 80S, Kroadway, N. Y. KEAN, LANDRA V1 & CO. ^RE RECEIVING A VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF IPBiite m iUMMEft am fp'is. I-ace Points,, Sacoue*, Laco Collars and Sleeves, Dolly Vardon Boxv*, Scarfa, Parasols, Ac. Ac. A apT *n- did line of black aud colored silks, Japanese Cloths, Bareges, Challics, Plain Black Urenadlncs, >u:.u Striped Grenadines, French Organdies, Colored lawns, Cambrics, Percales, Piques, Linen lawn*, lH)lly Vardon patterns in most of the above. Athens Retail Prices Current FOR THE WEEK ENDING HEFT. 6, 1872. Corrected Weekly by England <C- Qrr. .|H*r.U». .Ii AniiouiicpniPiits Fur Itipreso 'ntivo. for T-tx Reffiver. DORSEY, Ely., i- .tin Clerk S;i’t'*rlor Court. Mailisun ami Athens Railroad, quili; a large and inteiligenl au- ilier.ee assembled. The meeting was organize'.! by requesting Dr. li. M. Smith Dia l as Chairman, 11,1 ; and John R. Crane as Secretary, be | Dr. Smith upon takin j made a few very pertinent rental' . and announced the meeting ready j lor business. '“• v j Dr. J. z\. l’riee being called ujton, j I entertained the audience about i twenty minutes, and urged the great i i( . ; importance of appilint.mg a large, energetic, working delegation to be 1 I sent to MaJ.i-iun, and earnestly | Imped that every one so appointed i would go. but incase it was inis j , possible lor any of those so appoint- j j ed to go, lie urged them to appoint j their own alternates and see that I i they went. Ile also spokein glow- j ling terms of liie enthusiasm that j prevailed all along the route, and ! assured the meeting that every one along the proposed route would mci as a take every dollar's worth of stock r ..f Clark ! that they were able to take. ..nion. ! _/\t, the conclusion of Dr. Price, ir. it. if. i Hon. Asa M. Jackson was called 1- tlark U p on w ho forcibly urged the inis portance ut buiUurig the road, and thought it ought to be built simul taneously with the North Eastern Road, and that when the whistle is heard on the Northeastern Road, Railroad Meeting in Madron.— A large and enthusiastic meeting was held in Madison on Wednesday last, looking to the permanent organization of a company for the construction of the Athens Madison & Eaton ton Rail road. Large delegations from adjourn ing sections were present and united in the determination to push the great I work through. A committee of five were appointed from each delegation to commence the work by soliciting subscriptions. Let our citizens re spond liberally, as the future of Athens j depends in a great measure upon the the Chair i construction of this road W, I Barbecue at Jennings' Mill. • 111 lie 7-4 m. , Shirting, 11. OVERliY. niativo in thr -nlijert to thc For Tax ColleHor. Ki r U «i ! b- supimrovt M VN V V . It VKUY (TERSON THE WE'T SIDE. iTERs Al.l. OVER Tli ifNTY. WKNTIoN. Tliesev- •ts of ( lark county tire •sted to scud the ninii- io which they tin; sever- convcntion lor the ptir- Mtt. Eijitok ;—It was our pleasure to attend a Barbecue given by the Demo cratic Club of Buncomb District, on Sat urday last, and for real, genuine Georgia hospitality, united with that happy con ciliatory disposition, under trying cir cumstances, give 11s the people of that district. Wc could not give an account of the Barbecue without first paying this deserved tribute to a portion of our coun ty people, who, it is known have widely differed with us in some of our local mat ters. The place selected was a beautiful oak grove, situated in front of Mr. Seaborn Davenport's residence, and near Jennings’ mill, six miles Irom Athens. The place is in every way well thud lor such gath erings, and tlie Committee of Arrange ments exhibited iu lu:s, ,i» t., met every other necessary preparaim;:, that kind care for others, so necessary the success of a barbecue. We must not omit to men tion that the natural loveliness of the I place was greatly cnhaiiceu liy the pres- 1 cnee ol a large number of ladies front dil- I ferent sections of the county, ready, as j they ever are, to contribute their quota ; to the enjoyment ot others. ! We might describe the restless nnpa- it might to be answered by the tience ot the crowd, inhaling the savory whistle on tbe Eaton ton, Madison j odors from the cooking meats, and await- anri Athens Road, and thought that! in « ll,c announcement for dinner, but we - , 1 lot bear, lest we intrude on your space, it could be built at a very nominal 1 ------ - - 1 cost, and tbatone road was depend ent on the other for its succ ss, and , that it was of paramount impor tance to Athens and tbe surrounds mg country to push hot It roads through, amt that it was generally 'understood that a powerful corpo ration would lend a helping band to tbe enterprise. ' On motion of Mr. Howell Cobb, a coin mil tee ol to the Convention at Madison on tl 4th of Sept. The Chair appointed Lite following gentlemen, viz:— Howell Cobb, Dr. J. B. Carlton, Don. Asa M. Jackson, Dr. J. A. Price, John II. Christy, M. L. Dur ham and Dr. James Hester. x*al trail (General Items. i The Committee retired a few minutes an returned, when Mr. f nnatinating candidates lor the Iurr, to t>e held at the Court m A then*, on Saturday, the 7th of fet!’ inlu-r. .1. li. CARLTON, I’rcs. Democratic Club. Alter full justice was done to the cat- allies the crowd wt entertained by >pcc> hes in.in Km . y ripcer, Ksu., Dr. F rank -Jackson, Dr. Henry Carlton, and Judge Jut. Jennings. All were heartily in support of Mr. Greeley. All made ex cellent speeches, evincing mature thought on our national, State and county affairs. Permit me to notice a lew of the main points, which at this time are of interest to our people. Mr. Speer was introduced by Mr- C. W. , Reynolus, who in a clear and forcible Ven Was appointed I manner, presented the claims ot Air. loot, twenty-five delegates to j Greeley to the suffrages of the people. Ill., reveals the fact that 751 are for Greeley, 4 for Grant, anu 14 doubtful. Sixty Republican papers which supported Grant in 1868, now advocate the election of Greeley. Two-thirds of the independent press of the country now advocate the election of Greeley and Brown. Tlie Chicago Tribune says: We count more than 100 m imbtrs ar.d ex members of Congress who have up to this time acted with the Republican par ty and who arc now for Greeley’s elec tion. II. Thoreson, of Nortlifield, tbe wealthiest Scandinavian merchant in Minnesota, aud a life-long Republican, has declared lor Greeley. The Journal of Commerce, in New York, says the use of the postal fa cilities to mail Radical campaign matter over the country, and the devotion ot the postmasters to this business—in Grant’s interest—to the neglect of their proper duties, is deranging the whole legitimate postofliec business. Newspa per subscribers are complaining of not getting their papers. The fusion ticket of Democrats, Reformers nnd Liberals has been ratified by the State Central Committee of Louis iana. Twcntyasix Republicans of Calds well, N. J., have organized aGreeley and Brown club. One hundred and seventy.stwo Republicans of Port Jervis, N. Y., have issued n call for the organiz.ation of a Greeley and Brown club on the 2otli instant. Fortysfwo Republicans of Muskes gon, Mich., have issued a call for the or ganization of a Greeley and Brown club. One hundred and fifty Liberal Republicans of Berrion county, Mich., call a convention at Berrion on thc l'Jth inst. Eighty Republicans of Ilonesdale- Pa., have signed a call for a meeting to organize a Greeley club. The San Francisco Examiner says: ‘Events which have recently trans pired, justify the belief that thc Conser- vaties will carry California by a handsome majority for Greeley. to IS to 12'. to li to 15 to 35 to 30 to 40 Dry floods..—Prints, •• 10 Delaines, “ 25 lUVUed Shirting, “ 10 4* Bed Ticking, “ 20 ProVlsions.—Flour, Fancy, per bbL. 12 00 Family, " 11 00 to Superfine “ v oo to Corn *. —per bush. 1 15 to 1 2t» Peas “ l 50 to Meai •* 1 20 to Wheat “ 1 50 to Bacon, hog round, per lb. - to — ** sides, •* — to 14 ** shoulders, “ - to 11 “ clear bulk sides. - to 12 “ “ 44 shoulders, - to - Lari “ 13 to 15 Chickens, grown, 25ct Frying 20 to — Kggs, per iloz. 20 to 25 Butter j»er lb. 20 to Tobarco—Common •• 50 to 60 Medium “ 75 to M) Fine 44 1 oo to 1 2'» .Smoking “ 50 to .SO Snuff. 44 90 to 1 00 Cigars, Am per 100035 00 to?5 00 * 4 Aavana.... “ 75 0o Ammunition—Powder per lb. .'Shot 44 12 Lead “ 12 Cups per box, 10 Womlen Ware.—Painted Buckets, doz 3 50 to 4 00 Cedar ** 4 * 12 »*> i«>\5 00 Sieves, 44 3 50 to 4 00 Liquor*.-—C-oru Whisky,... per gal. 3 00 to Peach Brandv " 2 00 to 3 00 Apple 44 44 2 50 to 3 00 Holland Gin 44 7 00 to 8 00 Bourbon Whiskey, 44 3 00 to 7 00 Wines *.. *• 3 0J to 7 tXJ Groceries.—Sugar, Crushed per lb. IS to 44 A * 4 15 to 16 44 B 4 15 to 15*4 44 C 44 15 to 16 44 Brown, good 44 14 to 15 Coffee, Rio, 44 25 to 28 44 Java 44 33 to 37 Tea, Hyscn 44 1 50 to 44 Gunpowder, 44 2 00 to 44 Black 44 1 50 to Syrup, Sorghum, {tergal. 60 to 75 44 Cane, 44 75 to 1 00 Cuba Molasses..... 44 10 to 50 Candle*, jier ih. 20 to 25 Cheese 44 20 to 30 Crockers 44 15 to 20 Oub.iiB, per bush. 1 00 to 1 50 Candy, Fati-y per lb. 50 to 60 •* ’ Stick,* ** 25 to 40 Soda 44 12 to 15 Black Pepper 44 35 to 40 Ginger 44 25 to 30 Starch 44 15 to 20 Bice - 44 10 to 12% Mackerel No. 1,... per kit, 3 00 to 44 No. 2,... 44 2 00 to 2 25 Sardines, per box, 25 Salt persack,2 25 Drag*-—Cop]»eras per lb. 8 Indigo 44 1 75 Mad per 44 20 Salt* 44 10 Sulphur 44 15 Hardware. —Iron, Sweeds... 44 7 44 Country bar 44 6 44 Castings...... 44 8 Nails 44 * Cotton Cards, par doz.6 00 lloes, Brade’s, 44 6 00 Ames’ Shovels, 44 15 00 44 Spades, 44 15 00 Trace Chains, 44 9 00 Pinandal.—Gold, buying 1 12 44 selling 1 3 Silver, buying.... 1 08 44 seuimr I 10 WHITE GOODS Swiss, Mull, Nainsook and Jaconet, Irish Linen, Unen Law* Fur Suit*, Swiss nnd Vic. Lawn SiHvi made up, Linen Table Damask, Napkins, Doyles, and Towels. In our tMMKSTU’ DF.PABT3iLM will be round all the favorite brands of bleached and brown sheet!ug* and shirting* at vejrv reasonabb j-rb »•*. With sinceregmtitu I 4 t'»r th • ki ttl i*i 1 liberal Micteir.igeftieiil I'rm.i ..ur »'riends the past ».• respectfully solicit a continuance of their tavors, pr.imisiug ou our part every eilort to pleaae. WM Vvi-y Re»|*ctfu!ly, KEAN, LANDRAM & (JO. 309 BU04 D ISI'KKGT, AUGUSTA, GA. I J - S. NVe will send samples and pay the Ex press on all bills ordered at retail tor amounts over Ten Dollars. JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE AN1) WELL SELECTED STOCK OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, sxomss & SB® UKS, Te.u-rnoiM'Si.iaui.^nciimy belmdat tliinoBiM., I . . , rut n. c. brooks, i.. i.. D. Brest, Baltimore, m i I W Inch wo are offering at very low owes. M e will also keep (hiring the season (,py . . .j tt,yppI ! il stock of those fatuous Stimmey & Newton AXES, at reduced prices. 1 (. (J IJ A 1 i f JJ ( ) 1 Ij ! THK RECORDS of TESTS At LOWELL, Maw., pr..v.- x. r. iti RVtmi-s IV K W TlltltlAK, | superisr to all ntliers. It gave » j higher txireentHge than anyo-li- , er wheel »f co iimnn linish. Paul- ! phlet and priee tot hv N. K. BE UN II AM, York. Pa. I bai.ti 11 » It« FEMALE COLLEGE Was incorporated as a regular College in 1819, with tfower to confer degrees. It was liberal I v endowed by the State of Maryland in 1849, and affords every facility fora thorough and accomplished Education It enjoys the patronage of the Middle. Southern at»d W estem States.CataU^ue* may in* had at thieoflic Baltimore, Md. This New and Beautiful Hotel is now OPEN to the public. Located on MONUMENT SQUARE, convenient alike to tin businessman and theturist. rA ‘ ’ the only hotel in Baltimore embracing eleva- suits «f rooms with t>ath*, and all otherconveu- iencies. To accommo-latc Merchants. Commercial Trav elers and others, the rates will l»e $2 per day for room*on the fourth aud fifili floors, making the difference on account of the elevation. Ordinary transient rates for lower rooms, $3 per day. Gue«ts desiring to take advantage of the above rates will please notify the clerk before rooms are assigned. An improved elevator for the use ol thc | guests is constantly running, from 6 A. M. until 1 11 1* M. ifARRY H. FOGLE Manager Jackson. Wagons a Specialty. oct H SUMMEY A: NEWTON. FATENT PARA1JE TORCH IV. a. WITltERa. k. a, JOKE9. W ITHERS & JONES, POVH»S8$ Proprietors Novelty i r #„ Works, Atlanta, Ga. : jVT 'y*'l jT f**-bTURI-.ILS of Riiildiujr Fronts, Gratings, Window Guards, j Susar MU Ch"nud' mSu.^Vom. ^,7’ i0K ," rac ^ el ",’- Kro e* 1 terns for i , b n> .m l \erar.dahs, Iron Railings a i 1 - Lots, Pences anU \ crandahs, etc., etc. Altordersfor IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS AND MACHINERY nigs, Summer House*, ndugsof the latest pat terns when in regular line of 1 for the CAMPAIGN of 1872, is a striking novelty in the torch line The burning fluid being contain ed in tbe packing, prevents all danger ofdrippingand soiling the clothing,and is perfectly safe in handling. By blowing through a t tube in the handle ! A iOLUHN OF FIjAiTIR is thrown three feet into the air, producing a beautiful and start- [ ling effect, and illutnninating a This Torch is cheaper ^»^^uro t o"nir n two , or r thi»e son,e d° I are not liable to burnt, and will cut further than any other wheel. ent* per night. Manufactured and sohl bv STM. AIRMAN A Co , 261 Pearl Street New York Manufacturer* of Ship, R. R. and Hand Lantern*. of all kinds attoin’el to promptly, and no charges made for pattei . V n e a ^r, ,1 . nuf ! Ct,,r< * s l ' 1 IroI ‘ s ’ A lid irons, Fire Stands, Well-wheel*, Portable Grates, Kettle* Caul drons, .Skillet*, etc., etc. We arc agent* for thc Tanite Company^ Emery Grinders, Saw Guiumers, Po tent Flanges, etc., wihclt we will deliver at Factory Prices. iffi-vt, and illutnninating i|,k, , . , , , • *rca. Tin* Torch is ekeaptr ■ l liese wheels are Iren from nnv offensive odor, do not qlaze, mnn, or heat, as L/mdtVr than nnv rOltnr anil i * ... • . ^ . ’ D. H. & J. T. DENNING,. 4 v,4 NORWOOD HKiUS*TI00L,Va Session 1872-7:1 opens Sept. 20th. 1.872* j WILLIAM D. CABF.LL, Ifuiv. Va.t. l*rincl|.al ! F. Kbv Me a uk, tlniv. Va.i, Iustructoriii Ancient i Languages. R. L. Harrison, M. A., ( Univ. Yu.), Instructor in j Modern Language*, English, Ac. Titos. A. Skddon, (Mathematical Medalist, Univ, Va.). Instructor iu Applied Mathematics and i iu Analytical aud Apiiled Chemistry. D. S. (i. Caukll, (Univ. Va.). Instructor in Law. | Address, WILL! AM D. CABELL, principal, ; N«*rw»»od. Va. ! University of Virginia, May 9 1872 \ To Win. D.Cabell, E*q., Principal. j My. Dear Sir l luive a high appreciation of work > yonr 8cht*ol is doing for the State and the Country, J and of the importance of sending you the best men j as vour assistants. Your*, very truly, CH ARLES S. V UN A RLE. Chairman of thc Faculty, U. of Va. AVASHIAf45TON UNIVERSITY j Medical School,! Baltimore, Maryland. n^HENEXT ANNUAL SESSION of this Institution will begin October 1st, 1872, and continue live months. Thc clinical ad- I vantages of the School are unsurpassed. | Fee*including dissection anti hospital tickets, $65. For Catalogues containing full particulars apply ' to Prof. CH AS. W. CHANCELLOR, Dean, Baltimore, Md. DEALERS IN WINDOW SASHES, BLINDS. 0UU.RS9 SHINGLES, UlTHsS, HAILS, : ; Lime, dement, Plaster Paris, JJaif# ! r FIBL BRICK, ArC. COMPIIIHING A COMPLETE STOCK OF * VX ' A ‘ 1 , . Building Material; 45 Jaeh.on Street, Near Post Office, Augusta, Ga. W K nE< - , -,': : avi ,: : r:l ! 1 atteiiti m t . ..ur ftciluic, for (upplyiug building material, and inritenn ■ *n » V examination .it ..tir .«t<K-k amt price*. Our Doors, Rashes, and Blind* are of White and South ern Pine, ».|J having c-miiection with manufacturer* South, can flit order* with prnmntncKt l>l*nj- and estimate* furni.hed, and . ontracts takc-.l for all »tvlea of building*. Send for a Price List jan 26. 3nt. I). H. & J. T. DENNING.. , wfe it: \: l> -\SSKS8MENT. — Attetl- • I to tho jjj^Lr j Howell Cobb moved to amend the .... . above motion so as to read forty in place ot twenty-five delegate.*. >. in-l.irv, eallnit; Inr an assess- *. • . • , i . . which was unanimously adopted. '"-•f fr "'» »>ie stock-; Mr Cobb theI1 reported the follow- N,,rth L " s,< 'm raih..ad.j jngnamR8as delegates, viz: I-.' 1 ,h ” first assessment I I)r R yj Smith, F Phinizy, 1 1 ' n >- will only be required to , Hon A M Jackson,B II Overby, 11 <>n their stock, nt | J C Johnson, Dr James Hester, : Dr M iS Durham, Nicholas C Glenn, Dr J A Price, B C Middlebrooks, BYTKiuax Otit Hcii R eV I John H Christy, MLDurhatn, Mb. Bt-olf will pleach in o., p i .' J W Nicholson, BE, , 1 me t reshvten- T r , ,, aneliur. li mi next SmnLiv ' ' Ijamtir Cobb, — ——i James G Wilson, iXjst of Apts.- We oun-.n . t J B Carlton, the pul.I I ati,Hi of the list of a, * ^ ° \ 1 ^ ^ Bishop, b, I-1,.... 1., !* z r~* 1 y.b w**, with tli until whole • •* '»f r.'iVl*. f G.. ...... I :»a J.«lll<iri* PltK a,'rev e.iih ■jam . mtph-te 1 li*t mini! \V 111 0.* i'.rst page, | John C Pitner, intention of continuing them - Win E Orr, w,- olisrve that the 1 Janies P Mayne, :,1 >>ut .via hills ;in ,i Drew Long, ’ r. i.l.T will Km, »rv S r | >11111 i s|, R L Moss, G W Center, Reuben Nickerson, Dr D R Richardson, J E Talmadgc, A L Dearing, F W Lucas, J H Newton, H Beusse, H C Parish, James Frazier, K F Anderson, A M Jackson, E S England. m motion of Capt, A. S. Irwin, | l , Athens, Madison, Eatonlon and : . ^ayatinah papers arc requested to uive j publish these proceedings. , , v N,r - I On nioting of Dr J B Carlton Kngland ot thU place, from thc | the meet in, '• ’ ’ hi ^ iii ( ol, Johnson in Morgan K ity which a'e completely riddled by o.i.n. Mr. England informs us j . . . ^ ^ ^ m ^ f-siunt* of their appearance in other i • T °? th * s P cech ot Hon * B * ption* of Morgan. j H. Hill in that city, in behalf of Greeley snd Brown. I il : » shown ' ’ ' "1 'he State Wi)ltil. -Wo cotton holls, by Mr. i>r R DM.,.,.’,. V 1. Few. Isaac Powell. ig adjourned. R. M. SMITH, Ch’u. John R. Ckane, Sec’v. History proved that uicn and govern ments are constantly undergoing change —thut the issue between Greeley and Grant was the only one before the peo ple—military despotism on one hand, and local self government on the other. He presented, the importance of the movement in our State and Congressional elections, nnd finally wound up for Mr. Greeley by tearing >rhu mask from the ‘•straight-out” movement, by showing the radical hand iu tiie matter, lull oi the people’s money, aud black with cor ruption. These are a few of Mr. Speer’s points, but perhaps not in the order in which they were presented. We do not think there was one on the ground op posed to Greeley when he got through. Mr. Speer then dwelt ut some length on our county d.tl'ereuces; said he knew he was treading on dangerous ground , but he was in sympathy with them in their effort to get a new county, nnd had come in a conciliatory spirit; told them that tlie people of Athens were in sym pathy with them, as evinced by thc elec tion of Hr. Durham, who was a new coun ty man: that the Legislature was op posed to making new counties : urgeij the impolicy ..f ir. iLing an issue ot this question at this time, and stirring up ac tive opposition when it was passive now; showed that disorganization would defeat the end iu view; that the Legislature would be Democratic, and tiie hopes of the friends ot the new county movement could or.lv be centered in Democratic suc cess. He* closed by urging conciliation, amt p omised them that as tie w as pledged to the movement, he would <io all he could for them ut any time they wished his services. Dr. Frank Jackson followed in a happy effort, depricating the evils ot prejudice and warned them of disorganization- heir duty was to hold aloft ther banner if principles, and not bury it beneath the ruins of a dead issue. Dr. Henry Carlton was called out.— Said he would not make a speech, but would talk a little to them ; but he made an interesting speech. He urged the support of Greeley, and said that Gree ley might be a bitter pill to swallow, but sometimes the most neauseus dose was necessary to the health of the patient.— t» wonderful Depot, s Gold at., n. Do this, anti they will last as long as the breath lasts, aud the breath itself will never be tainted. To Owners or Ilorse* and Cattle.—Tobias’ Derby Condition Powder* are warranted Superior to any others, or uopav, for the cure of Distemper, Worms, Buts, t oughs, liide Bound, Cold, Ac., in Horses, aud Colds, Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Distemi*er, Ac., in Cattle. Price 25 cents. Depot, 10, Park Place, New York. PhTsloliiirists say that oar Bodies are renewed once in seven years. The material of which they are reconstructed is the blood, aud unless it be ful ly charged with the elements of vitality, the sileugih aud health of the system decline. Cf all blood depurents, Dr. Walker’s Vinegar Bitters is the safest and most infallible. There is no disease arising from depravation of the blood, which it will not speedily cure. For Dynpepsia, indigestion, depression of spirits and general debility, in their various forms, also as a preventive agaiust fever and ague ; aud other intermittent fevers. The Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya, made hr Caswell, Hazard A Co., New York, and sold by all druggists, is the best tonic, and for patients recovering from fever or other sickness, has no equal. Thurston’s Ivory Pearl Tooth Ponder.—The best apticle known for cleaning and preserving the teeth and gums. Sold bv all druggists. Price 25 and 50 cents per bottle, F. C. Wells A Co., New York. Christadore’s Hair Dye. Thia magnificent com pound stands unrivalled, in t^e itttrld. No lady or gentleman of discrimination uses any other. It is the most perfect, reliable, and effective hair dye in the world. Factory 68 Maiden Lane, N. V. Carbolic Halve, reconi mended by physicians as the great healing compound. Price 25 cents per box John F. Henry, *qje proprietor, 8 College Place, New New York. Ulsley’s Kucha is a reliable Diuretic and Tonic forall derangements of the urinary and genital orr cans. The genuine, *« iormeriy sold hr JJaviland, Ilarral A Rislev, and their brat/,.fc*3, f* now pre pared l»y li \V. Ki>lc>, the ori inatnr and Pro prietor) an I the ’r^ic supplied by hi* success rs, Morgf# A 4isiey, New York. bb-g rtfej isaaj bl 9 sMsmstun. .4 Substitute for Mercurial Preparations, Castor Oil, Rhubarb, Senna, &c. r PHE PUREST AND BEST J. remedy known for diseases of the Liver, Fe male Complaints, or for any disease in which a medicine is necessary, to keep the bowels free and healthy, or to purify the blood. It acts more nat urally on the liver than Calomel or Blue Pills, and answers a better purpose. It is THK Great Spring Medicine. Prepared by J. Dennis, M. D., Augus ta, Ga. Sold by Dr. King, Athens. from a German recif>e obtained by tbe late Jonas Whitcomb, in Europe. It alleviated this disorder in hi* case when all other appliances of medical skill and been abandoned. Joseph Burnett A Co., Bos on. For sale by all druggists. Substitutes in the Dental Rank*are not desirable; 'h.^rvlore, keep the natural leelh sound anil pure Paint. c AMEBQN MIKED GLOSS PAINT COMPANY. Manufacturers of Svanuia is opium nuri&eitoril* sickening and pois onous properties. It is a perfect anodyne, not pro ducing qeadache, <>r oonuipation of the howels, a* is the ease with other preparations of opium. John Farr. Chemist. N. 1- Pratt’s Istral Oil. ha* a World-Wide reputation iu the surest aud lies! il'umiuating oil. Over two million gallons have been sold for the past two veata, from which, no accidents ot any description have occurred. Send for Circular. Oil House of Charles Pratt established 1. .0, hew York. Be have Frequently Heard mothera they would not be without Mrs. Winslow s boothtug Syrup, from the birth ofthe child until it has fin ished with the toethins siege, under any cireum- stances whatever. Thc Secret of Rctuty. What is it? no longer Jm. for the world of fashion andril the ladies know that is produced by using a dolightful and harmless preparation known ^i^t! iifuu* It wonderful Depot, 3 Gold at.. N. Y Xo. 159, West 5th st., Cincinnati, Ohio. All colors and tints ready for nse. Warranted not to Pwl, Blister, Crack or Chalk Off. One gallon covers 200 square feot, 3 coats. On plastered walls ami ceilings 300 and 250 square feet 2 and three coat*. Our paint is made from Ui|ume materials that all painters claim to use—beat White Lead, Zinc and Liuseed Oil; the enameled surface given l.y the gloss is not effected by scrubbing and washing. It has been thoroughly tested, being iu use over nine years, aud has given entire satisfaction. Suit able for all purposes, and warranted to stand in auv climate. As our paints are made of the ordinary pigmaut* and oil, do not confound them with those styled “Chemical,” “Rubber,” or an y other mixed paints. CAMEM MIXED OLOSS PALM CO. April 1, lfiTZ. New Cotton and Produce Warehouse! / Li iss ayjj Subscribed Capital, tr, ft •iw ON Is MILLION DOLLAKS. THE WAREHOUSE OF THIS BANK. £ | Sr. 3 ,-M«* - SWKi Itwsft’? Corner ot Campbell and Reynolds Sts Augusta, Georgia, * ’ ***' T S NOW READY TO RECEIVE COTTON. V‘ |f LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES will be made upon Cotton in Warehouse,or upon Railroad Receipt* ■f 1 ?, "V 11 ,H ‘ fl!,,isht:(l with receipts for same that willbe ; vauable in 111I.>( II » OK AM o i ll hi,, f.,r r»ormwing uinnev. .‘-i'hI * • make LOANS ON ’PRODUCE OU PROVISIONS on the tt*)* Tlie Batik is prepaid at ; most reasonable terms. Parties would do weH to apply ;it the Warehouse, or communicate with the officer*. ’ KL* CIl ARLES J. JRNKJNS, President. JNO. P. KING, Vice President. T. 1*. BRANCH, CasWietd^U* '*t\ It is uot a phv lief to the sutieicr for tin* first few doses, but which from continued use brings piles and kindred dis eases to ai<l iu weakening tlie invalid, nor is it a doctored liquor, which, under the popular name of 44 Ritters,’’ is so extensively palmcit off on the public as sovereign remedies, but it is a mod power- fal tonic and altera/ire, pronounced so by the lead ing medical authorities of London and Paris, ami ha* long been used by regular physicians of other countries with wonderful results. DL WELLS 5 EXT.OFJURUBEB*. retains all the medicinal virtue* peculiar to the plant, and must l»e taken as a permanent eurati%e agent. I* there want of Action In Ynnr Liver and Spleen ! Unless relieved at once, thc blood becomes impure from deleterious secretions, producing scrofulous or skin diseases, blotches, felons, pustules, canker, pimples, etc. Take JURUBEBA to cleanse, purify and restore : the vitiated blood to healthy action. | Have you a lljKpensie Stomach ! Unless digestion j is promptly aided the system is debilitated with ; loss of vital force, poverty of the blood, dropsical i tendency, general weakness or lassitude. i Take it to assist digestion without reaction, it i will impart youthful vigor to the weary sufferer. j Hare you Weakness of the Intestine* I You are! flatnmation ofthe bowels. or the dreadful i„-j rc moved to tlie lsitc store of Jas. to inflammations. irritation.and wardi>!Ttendency j KEEP ON HAND A VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE Have yon Weakness of the Uterine or Urinary Dr. | \ \ stock of cin*! Yov must procure instant relief, or you nro liable to sulfering worse than death. Take it to strengthen organic weakness «»r lif** Ih»- oo = cs a burden. Finally, it should be taken t»» keep th*» sy>tewi in perfect health, or you areothewise in gr. at dan ger of malarial, miasmatic or contagious diseases. JOHN t». KKLLOG(i, Platt st., N. Y., sole agt. for United States. Price, one dollar per holtK*. Send for c ircular. Great Shoe House P. KENAN, THE NEW WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE TS THE BEST FAMILY SEWJ 1 ISG MACHINE in iwe, doinc a greater rarie- t v of work. It in moie iimple in its construction, running lighter and with more apeed than any other SEtt’INU MACHINE in the market. Hav ing ftixrf the teat for twenty years. Every Mnctjiap Is Fully Warranted. Call and examine Ufor* r qrahauf hr other*. Thread: needl.a, -ul, .xc., i»*y tw had at theotfice. WE ALSO HAVE THE AGENCY FOR MADAM DEMOREST’S New York Fashion Patterns RECEIVED MONTHLY. A full-sire, accurate and reliable pattern In vari- ous sixes, of every new and deairahle <1 yte. For Ladies' and Children's Dresses. Each pattern put up in an envelope, with illustra tion, and full description and directions how to cut, put together, make and trim tbe garmont. Having competent ladies to run machines, or- ders for making dresses, shirts, or for other sew ing. will he promptly executed. BROWN & SCHAFFER, 4QES1S, ATHENS, OA. juris OtBce on College A venue. Athena. Ga. Daniel's Magic Oil, CURES Rheumatism, Neuralgia, SSore Throat, Sprains, Bruises, &e., &c. FOR SALE AT THE NEW DRUG STORE. Wagon Yards in A thens. r P H E SU BSCRIBER HAS J- a safe, comfortable and commodious Wagon Yanl on ttiver street, near the Upper Bridge : also ONE AT FOOT OF BROAD ST., on Foundry st., nearly rear of liorsey A .Srniffi, where Coru, Fodder, and all other necessary ap pliances, can be purchased on reasonable term*.— Charges moderate. The highest market price paip for county produce, and lank bills received in ex change forcoods. WILEY HOOD. Jan. 1872. Wanted. Qpvr\ CORDS, Pine wood wanted. ^/Proposal* to furni«n. Two Hundred Cords of Pine Wood at tlie Athens Check Factory are desired by It. L. BLOOMFIELD Agent A. M. Co. july 21 -2t BOOTS AND SHOES, Embracing the V-ry Rest Goods made in thc United States, Which lie will sell at siting Augusta during I In suiqdv for thuir fmniiius. May Convention will find it t»# their tntcn*st t»» give nle a tall. J AS. CL BAILIE. & BRO., AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. i beautiful assortment ofthe following goods for .Spring trade, all of •whii li * small advance : V RK now opening i Y sold «*tj‘quick at Brussels, Three-ply, Ingrain, and low priced Carpets, Rugs, Floor and Table Oil Cloths, best goods, cut any si zb, Druggets, Mattings, Mats, Cornices and Bands, Cliromos, Window Shades all sizes Curtain Goods, Lace Cumins, Wall Papers and Borders, Hair Cloths, Upholsterers Goods. We also keep on our first floor, a large stock of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, Wood and Willow Ware. We solicit orders from our Athens friends, for the above goods, which will be sold Low For Cash. , JAS. G. BAILIE i&■ BROTHER, Fell :i 8111 205 BKOAIK S Tr.KliT, .1 VG FATA. j——a—■■————wi— 1 m— Carriage, Buggy & Wagon preparatory department University prGeorgia. Athens, Georgia/ * ' Tp XEROISES resumed on Moinlnr, JL-J January 15tli. Tuition SS per mCT.th, |«y- A LARGE and well selected assort ment, fornie <>y CHILDS, NICKERSON & CO. Blacksmith’s Bellows, Anvils, NTISES, HAMMERS, Stock aud V Die*. Ac. F r sale by march *1 CIIILDS. NICKEKT.ON A CO. Window Shadcss-fire Screens. A LARGE LOT of Paper Window Curtain* and j Fire Screens, comprising many new and beautiful pattern*, never before hrouchtto thi* j Sark7TFw.Se »t BURKE'S ROOK STORE Finest Kerosene Lamps TO BE FOUND IN ATHENS, AT THE new drug store. Hot!. Sec retire of the Fxetfffyi wlio receipt iu my name. Jan. 1st, 1872. mutliurirtsl -set W. L. MiTCHRLL. Trcxsun x Universitysof Cewgfu- Carriage, Buggy & Wagon lUtlTERIAL. - A LARGE LOT, direct from th« manufactory, and wjjj be sold as low as can Ih» booght aorvhere In the State, frfilght added- SUMMEY*# NEWTON
