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iPjrtJpn Sp&siiil ^<fnncr. Topics. » - —- _S*» o ie the ! Sp er, McCall* nn<l Lumpkin, and the I The Down-Trod Ten Sex. am , , . P runeo will iU«mrate Ibegr..umls 1 rnpcea 1 • <1 fence l»y Messrs. Thurmond C..1.1,.! ... ,..y belief, 6...to twontv.fi v e I Erwin & Cold, and Rucker. After * , A W 1 U Care * ller ' years ug., l w.u, jg.ng a large j £?&* ee 'J‘ I e.-tau in it ..v Bengal, tioionying lo ; B *«*• tor .it; by *:t (tm-ji.i.. * a tl.iid s, gelKiciuun. In i.ic cli.el j village «ji i.iis estuo little w.,.s ! «*i' I p itient invi>tiir:ition. Justice Prerson decided that the prisoner should i{o to and there await the trial at the " » «hit». .uepre-ct and ir- j *^ t %tm of ltlL . Superior <’onrt u! »r m.-iiM?', und uterino obstructions, of evr* d. arc bring a»ily care t l.y Dr. J. Bradtt d ..’i 11mate Ketatstor. than by nilotherromoHose «“* j I. VSI N.'i’IJK. I H ,Si* wisliii)^ tx S^5.Tli".SrS«"A \ tickets in the Louisville Public Library. Kens ilc K^.utii» »» ■ •-»- - . , iJTl. P»rad#*M, l,ro#sisi. Atton's. <•«•. , $>; quarter tickets, $2.50 «nu Lb.ag~forS« S.pcrbolttoat mi»y «*pc-« I ci . v . I drug store in the Union Sh\w M irihtt | thousand prizes, $500,000 in ail. It* Mwh 21, S. —Iw r v VJ i,, ir\ s .V-i« r sir. .-■•■•• Personal.—NYe notice the genial '>*tr«. VV m. K >•»» * • , • # . inri I’a Ueui »te 1 i.. th. »*> i is.srht* it in my f* j !;.ce of our eminent young tnend Emery in^ilh n«‘!!t.m«V s»n« f ! SjHser. Esq.. . n I ii i »'t h »<>• m- aft* *hle lilies, »n r"i it it Y«' rec . n •»*" | v.t ir Uer .Ut-.rart* '.'.VnM.'.V, Uroir. «~ V •n perfect Health. ; >u ;..i„ia Ju e, on the street, who Inis just n turnrtl iroin the #ran<l Reunion Con vention, hehl in Louisville, Kv. idven- * «•> i. 't‘*»t’r u ‘ nIrd ... (heir worthies* p..li<«* l>n " ’ 1 •“ ‘‘ , .. Hi...rs ...» l.iill Ih'y 11‘1'tlT. »I».| iii-.n Hitters r« J , ji, milling i»i,.o! r- •>»' f"' *■**“,.?«,.in! is s ... .Icc-wu.-h. rim re|- I n ,.ri>^ w >rld*rrnnwn ill i,lc is f.unlel.n , <V-lh.r.Hk»r KxrK*li MCS. Alins Ingredi- A corre.«|*otnlenl in Southern Missouri ItU given t’ue following de-. lightlul picture of society in that region: Driving along the road we eiis countered a .slender, sallow female, with arms hare to the shoulders, and liot iiiucl, clothes on, if we ex cept the copperas-colored petticoat, who was working a small patch oi lohaccc. The work was that ol pulling oir the shoots which are kn ,wn as ‘'suckers,” and crushing the monstrous green worms. 1 inquired if we eouid get a New Akkival.—We were pleased ‘h'iuk of water. She spat out a H u t„” tw -I,,,, 1 O.-.. j«. II l».7t *Ti neaa’ili. iTreai'ti ** tMMM, A»jr or c.eol ttuiu, or Jug .eluant car, w u ic.t,!. u a u* wu. .n«ir «iu t. c .«b*uin.«i. Having uocoaio UlUptd’Uc ., Under went ratter extuuisivo repairs;—- 1’riese c;ir» are sup(sirie<l on a nutu- :*» n 'V. il.-slf .ti .ii.arenutdcsinl.le; nataral l.-eth .mad and pur, * . J 1 * l!!**, V 11 * e.ixir, S>iu«h»ut. “ 1 ng oi Miscellaneous. ... , par* mi w , Jp- H«*.Hi * r„ kMcr» an I chp*i^ ‘•« rival it #1 h tr. kMrriiinirnrincMr * ' ,, . . „ Jt «. i M tlA..fchni»«lra,'»a«*U r«f «fte liquor, or with I , mrlrtis trull \u*«*'* .facti on forme iU.Iou ? ,i Vutt-i t tht **»■» Utuns have c >me 10 Uriel. I heir I t Ir •aiuehatfiUel. Their .•on\-m|.t for the ttr* »f the rum nunitv *»ts h*en fitly |.uu»he l. M in while I'iant .lion HiHen. wenw to he in 4 lair * 1 x of •Tenmally r e linjj every other me li- r \ .at ,,rruA at ion in» lu,h«4 in he Ha« to which it • . ...... In nrrrT SUI, »«I Te.f'tury ofthe Unijm i . 1.hI lj. tl.s‘ ilrcrsi. I .|«-lli. i'l n.sn.u. .h- I. iv. Irnn-p.iM, fever .n l i«.ie, rheu .lutism, ,.nd a' ailments involving»deftcienej of Tital puwe.. to meet i,n rued liy hist our triend, Cnl. W. It. Pruitt, ivln, h is been uttending the Louisville “Str»igln-Out” Convcn- ti«n hs a delegate Irom the Till Congres sional District. Colonel Pruitt is now travelling for Messrs, Weaver A; Co, provis.on merchants; wist:, agent lor the Falls City Furniture Company, of Lou isville, Ky. Grand Bakukcue.—The Grund Itarlivcue, to winch all the people oi the county are invited, com.-s oif to-morrow mouthful of tobacco juice with a ” ciurt,” and said : *• Tuar’s the spring over yandcr, and tl.ar’s a gourd in it.” Having slaked my liiirst with a drought of iiigoly medic ted Huid, wlucii Listed strongly of old horse- shoos and n.Kip iron, 1 sought to strike up a conversation. In p iss- | mg to Die spring 1 saw a man w.th a verv red and seo elied face and riiMpir^ ami hr«»wn <pnh on the f ice. eruptions. ,ic’ip^, *cr ifuluUA ii«»tioK, an-1 all sores nris'.ng (r >n» i hi pure Moo t are cured b Dr. Pierce’s liold- rn Me.heal Discovery. ’U'uh-M HrlxVrs »« tksy tike thrir flirt!. T .»• *»f hlimini< in x<kk1 health, without i ^ tich n.itliiiut in worth the having: it is always I a;i|»r<*cia|p 1 at its true value aft«*r it is hw, hut ] t ••• often. «ot before. Dive ;»r»?ierly, an I correct a!»u *its ff»rt ii*\' hr>nn»!iiel. K ,r dis -ases I • •f ttie liver, kidneys, »kin, stomach, arid ail ar.s- «•*»: from impure of tt*ch.c t»1.*o»t, Du. Wai.kF. ; s < SI.IK »R>’|A ViMKGAK 111 TKRM ar • a sure an I * »‘ «4y remedy, it k u never yet faile l in a vngle tiivtance. vig24-lw. Sinving, Stminpooing, Hair iU»n<, Hair and Whisker Dyeimf, hy the U*st Ihrisn it the »ti!e, at D tvis, Harris, .% Sons' Hair Dressing and Shaving Saloon, over Maude- «.ilc A llrother'a. Oenerul onrd.m. Ex-Ouveni„r V.mcc. it j tWo l^rlully bunged eyes, sneak 's thoughi, and other eminent speakers j||lf 0 ,p l)je c „ ri| will address the people, musing turu-out. Let us have a *■ is that your husband back then?" I inquired. *’ Him ! Not mueb, I reckon.— My old nnu.’s gone down in the tmiioM to see 11 lie kin kill a mess o' squirrels, or inebbesa young tur key. That's Arkansas J.iii, tin- oin.arnst, trilhi.est, good-for-notli- K lilroa I N.itici*. Until forth *r notice, on ml after Thurs-lay, 25th April. ICi, the Pis-ea;cr train o i the \th- «*ns Branch will run, making dost* connect-on with r .» s»» I Do tn Ni4 r »t Passenger Trains on the Main Line at Union Point. i/civi.i{ At.ie isat 8 »’cl *cU, P. M. Arriving at Athens at 4:1» \. M. . 8. K. JO. I NS JN, Supt. r prJd-tl |yn«K:is p .\-killv.u s m e^s their. oT, and c!**nrs th-* house speodily*— T.y it--sold by dealers every where. xewTvwsT The Legislature at its l ist session Tisscd two laws which everybody should know. One is, that when a p’anter gives v m.Tchant or cotton factor a lien on any i> operty or lor supplies to make his op. that if s,id property < rcrop issu’d and not applied to til-' piynient ..fsml debt, such guilty party is liable to !>:■ put in jail for one year. Th? other law is to the effect that I • per cent, interest is collectable by law when inserted in note. Also it has been decide I bv the Sap •- r;nr Courts that verlul lieas are as g »-.d as written lieas whei the facts can 1,.* proven. done 7.1’iv Announcements. For Tax Receiver. MM'-S r. Iipus'-iv. K«|., Is nmswl ns a randi'l it.i furihf •efi’f of Tux Ucc.»iv**r of Clark r ••inly, mliject l*> the l> **»vv*r4tlc •■•amin it Inn. IVe arc xathftiiH to Announce Mr. It. II. H M)S as a candidate f*»r Tax Rcrircr Cl rk v unty, subject to the decision of a Democratic Convention. Death.— Mr. Ouici, Biding, tin <•1.1 tind rcsfKtctiblecitizen nf Alliens died Monday evening last ol Cancer ol the face. He was burici, oil Tuesday, with Masonic Imuois. The Call eo»i Another Mass .Mkkii.no or 'liiE vm.viv.—it is i«. Iw I* b.-!p this side o tile Natioi regretU-d Unit any ol our eitizciis win, j Hv - liall s round and li-.-!|.s my id at this purtieulai time, jeopardize lln- Demoeralie or^i.n.zatiou <u the county by ignoring the action of a meeting called by the only recognized head ... I he parly ill the county, mluiit that the ilieetnig oi the IJlli was not all that we could wish. Cali we not eoi.e. de soiue- 111:111 with tin, I.o-S s. Dili In: aiit worth bis salt. Con.c out./ tliai • lurued gt loot, an’ show yc s.-lf. Y. .-t rl.y In* tuk a i-or down to Dresit crick, w«* sold to Kerris, an 1 lie got t, - 5 1 o' some whisky, mi’ got thug lor die sake o I harinoi.y ( Wi.l .drunk .s a mutter o’ course. Tln.11 we detVftt our eaud.dales lor the l.egislu- he got into a li-^'at and the nth. tore by ignoring the action of the Prcsi- f e l|,, w ru t.er got ilV av with hint. I For Clerk Sun-rior Court. We Are authorize 11* »nn »:n'« Mr. L 8CTIEV- KNELL a*a can li la»e for Cl-rk «»f th« Su teri- r j UiUlanCeS. Knurl, subject la a !>••!» K*ratic nomination. j dent ot the Com tv flub? We hope j that better council will jir.-vail, and that 1 no Democrat will forgt* what he owes j to the pre-s-nt organiz.11 ion of the Demo- crats 111 Clark. ll Ile- delegates a’rc-idy ap;s*ineil to ; the fan s.ille eonv 11 .0:1 do their duty j we need not tear tor tlu- result. They are u.iiiisirnc ed and must lie aware that the people are divided in tli -ir preferences as lo the most silitnhV candidate tor emi gres-, and will therefore act for die best interests oi'tl.-s sect ion. In view offbeat: la.-ts let ns stand up l'<>r Denu.ernlii- or- , ganization. Hally mhe meeting when : called by the Preside t .<1 th • ounty flub and fr-irn 11> -n down when called wi.h.iut that authority. A fellow wa« bitten by a dog. As soon as lie reeoveied from his fright lie declared he would kill the animal.— “ But the dog isn’t nri 1,’ said the ow ner. “Mall” shouted the victim, 1 exasperately, “ what in t'ne thunder, • has lie g<it to lie mud abou* Gone North.— The editor of the j Banner has gone North fora shortL , time, on husines. During his absence, the business of the office will lie at tended to hv Frank H. Atkinson, anil guess. 1 wish InM a killed th. blasted boast. ’ “ What is that truck?’" I inquir ed imn-cciitly, jniiiiting to the to- batvo. “ W 11. stringer,” she replied with a twinkle in tier black eyes, “you must be awful green not t.> know 1 h it. Wiiarvoti lieen livin' all y.ittr life ? \Vliv, that’s terback er. We iat.se a little f.irolirown use. IV-.j.le may say what they jih-a-e, but 1 tell yi.it teibaek- rV a great comfort. I c<>iiMn’l gii along without it. i s..\, stranger, le v y.- got anv store terbavki-r about, v ! 1 got plenty twist, but 1 like navy Ine b- st.” Uiilnrtuiiately I don’t cliew, but 1 IV red tier a eigar. “A seegy it-1 Well, I generally moke a pipe, but I don’t mind your seegyar jest lor a change.’' She wiped the green gum of tin suckers oil her petticoat and took ber of wheels wu.cii are invisible externally. O.t liio day when tue ltulli oUgnt to have proceeded on its jourmy the huge multitude lound It impossible to uinVelL As 1 ailerwards learned, me pr.ests had locked tlie Wiiceia. For two or three days the pcop.e it ud to move it, bat in Vain. At nisi it began to be wuispcred that a human suciT- tiee was required u» inaugurate the new.y repu.ied ear. A day or t<vo more, and 1 was told taut tue vic tim had been p.o-Uiyd t*t the per son of a leper, who hud sold n.ni- aell for tlie sum of £b. 1 was also told unit the Uarogaii, or Superin tendent ol Piiliee, Had been Ituliu- soinely bribed, mid that lie woiitu report to the magistrate ‘Aocid 111 ul death.’ 1 did not oelteveaii tuts, espi-etailv as my informant was a Woman who, 1 1..ought nngiil Rave been imposed upon oy win.tweeaii 'bazar gup,’ or coininoii gossip; but 111 two or three days more i was in birthed au.»t to the joy oiXiie w .oh ountry round about, the Uum had at last moved, but that, uiiloiTUiiule- ly, a poor leper, falling under the wueels, liwt been crushed la death, it was, however, a purely acCidv lit- al oecuiTcnee, for, utter a most .-e.ilcuing inquiry, tlie Daroguh hud so ivpon«-.i. Alter this experience 1 make a practice ot waiuning tlie Autus. of a inch mere 100 a great many iu Bengal, and UlV.lllably lou.i 1 when one tvlu-ed to bo drug _;c-i bv tue people, as the 'sinullcr ear’ <>1 your eorrespoiideiit uni, its ur.-t motion was ulleuded with a s-l'ioUi if not a fatal accident.— You 1 001 respondent Hunks the tact in. t the man Whose tliigu was ciu.-i.ed drank gn pio.es “that ne could not be a nt .-u ijecl tor a il.ndoo sacrifice. ’ It appears lie iocs li-.t know lil.it all mosc who sw ng at the G iiiTrucK i’cojadi are rso.is of tue very lowest east.-, or . iliici, no cas e ->t all, who arc paid oy wealthy Hindoos to .to ibis peii- nioe in tn.-irsieu I. ‘L’.ie lact ol tue mm’s Ii. i *g an outuast is a Viry strong pro-ii'tuut lie was a puruli.iss cd victim, and tins is sfili luitl er confin'd by ti.e nativc-lik' alien pi 10 oivert the suspicions of the salicbs by tue lou liy-expressed blame of tue god In-punishing him. Anotlici suspicious eiieuiiistauee is iiiat ti.e poiiee had got ihcinselves and the station magistrates away iro n tlie ‘smaller ear, so that there isflit be no iiiterruplioii to what was about lo h ippcn.” Tobl*.’ D«rby Cond.u.m Puwlen »rr wu-nuiteJ Sju -riur to anv ober»,or«op*jr.forlhjcar»o«- liut.mpcr.VVorm*, BoU, louzb*. lilde BouoJ, Coll, Ac., in Hones, mod Colds too tlu. Eon of Milk. Black “ Milk, Black Tuague, ittle. frice •* —*- York. I'srsi d Crisis ut thsl nr Bodies are Horn Dlricuipcr, Ac., in Cattle. Trice 2J cents! Depot. 10, Tark I'lace, New York. |’Jft i MhSTII cully made with stencil and , ” I 'r-check Ule«. Recure clrc hsr snd samples, (Toe. s. M. SrKsr Br.itUeboiu, Vt. ^ MT.J THE WIIKIM11 "I, Ins, uialror friituir. S00 *• * weskzuernlssd. ReepeHaMa caplornsent at Home, day or creniug: no capital rmiulnd ; full Lwlr c loin and valuable ptekue cuuda lo start wlih sent free by mail. Address, wTtliTcents re- • urn sump. XI. YOCNvi A CO., liCourtlsnd »«» > «rk- aug 251U l». . « sin.o, .ias nr mu are reneved ,"*«W «*«» 5<*rs. Th, m.tcrisl r.rVhteh tK? are rmsmuruced Is Uu- blmsl, and unless if beful- .fHS**? 1 , , w ,' ,h 1 '•* demciga of vitality, he st.eAin ell begth ft hr sy.t in lecllne. Cf all blo.d.drpurents. Dr. Walker's Yiacaar Bitters b the safest and most InMHble. Thereto no disease arisind frma depravation of the blood, which It will nut s|*eeiily cum. Err Uys-MMla. inltoesUon, depression of spirits and general debility, in their various forms, also as a preventive against fever and ague ; and other Intermittent torera. The Kerro-Phosphorrtsd Elixir of Crltosra, made by Caswell, lialard a Co. New York, and S..I.I by all druggists, is she best tonle, an I for patients recovering from (ever or other liekneat, has no equal. Ty irs'aa's '. .'t I'-a-l ...th ".w.l-r. -The best apt tele It..own for cleaning and preserving tbe teeth ari l gn us. .Sold by tUl .lrugruts. Price 2. mid Stl cents per bottle, V. C. WeUs A Co.. Sow York.' I liristadiirn's Hslr Bye. This magnlCcent com pound stands unrivalled, in tbe world. So tody or gentleman of discrimination uses any other. It is the ui.ist perfect, reliable, and effect! >e ha>r dye iu the world, factory 08 Maiden Lani-.N. Y. Carbolic salrr, recoin uiemliHl bv phyalclaoa as the great l.eslinr compound. Price 25 cents per box John K. Ileury, sole proprietor, 8 College Place New New York. Ulster's Hjci.1 is a reliable Diuretic an 1 Tonic for all derangements 01 the urinary and .emt-.d ur- X-xus. Tbegeuuine, as orme.lj- sold hy ilavil.,nd, Uarral A itis.ey, and Iheir branches, is now pre pared by H.W. Ki.-lsy, the ori n.ator and Pro prietor; un.l the tr.ale supplied by hia successors, Morgan A ltisler, New York. sr lie.ls is upiu.a puriiie.1 of its slckruing a id pols- unous prop :Vties. Ills a perfect anudvue, unt pru- .lucing headache, or constipation uftfie bowels, a< is the cise wan other preparaguna of opium. Joan Karr. Chemist. N. V. Pratt's islral Oil, h.u a worl l-wldo reputation as the surest and best ll'uiuiuating oil. Over two million gallons have heel, void for the past two years, from which, no accidents ol any description nave o -curred. n.-tid for Circular. Oil House of Charles Pratt established 17 h). New York. Rare Chance Ibr Agents., AGENTS! we will pay you $10 per week in cash, iff ui will eu«age with us at once. Every thins gssrtte,’ Mich.* 1 *"" p,,d r - x - AGENTS WANTED-Cw the Uvw of Grant Greeley tw ce cost oft tie l» « As't tuve sroudeiful success. Send fol circular. mfJraa ZIKt.LKUa Act’lBOY, 51!* Arch St rhllal dnphl , Pa & ©rirSs HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR COTTON, AND ALL v , INDUCE—CHEAPEST PRICE FOR GOODS. One Ot The Largesl Stock’s Euer Btosghi T«;44ls**. Come One Come All, and try us. OTJR MOTTO— u HONEST T THE BEST PQL-I-C,” England & Orb. ■tgeuvs Wanted for I he tetwbtoerai h. of HO.ACE GREELEY, A new illustrated edition, now rea iv. flet this the best, and cnly edition written by himself, and ea- •‘ T he Tribune ; anti our 1372 V'lPtlLV ■ "J 1 * - for.all p.rties, just out, price $1 50. One ag-ntooldiW in three davs. Splendid Steel por- trail nH.reel.-y, SI. *300 a month ma<le selling the above. E. a TREAT. Pub. S0>, Broadway, N. V. IVr Krrqarntly lizard inuther.n say they W'luid n**t be without Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing r> rli Syrup, from the birth of the child until it has tin- i ^ | THE KEFORUS of TESTS At LOWELL, Mass., prove X. V. Rl'IMtXY IWV 'V XT IV til IK, sufterior to all others, it gave a higher |*erceulage tlmo any o'ti er wheel of fo-nmon fiuish.’Pa.o- pblrl and price list l.v _ N. K. BURNHAM, Y..rk, Pa. Btl.TIIIOIIR FEMALE GOLLEGE Was incorporated as a regular iu 181$. with power to con!erdr?ree<*. It was liher.illv endowed by the State.»f Maryland in h49. a*»d aif.*r«l- every ficillty fora thorough and a x?*»tupii«!ied Kluab.D It enjuys the patronaseof the Middle. Southern and Western Scute .(' italntfues may be had at this office, or of N. C. BROOKS, L. L. D. Prest, Baltimore, Md 1872. DRYGOODS, 1872. KEAN, LANDRAM & CO, ^BE RECEIVING A VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF iWB AID HUMMER ®R! 100DS. Lano Points,, S ic l ies, lac * C »lhr< in 1 S! *erea, Dolly Vardou Bow*, Scarfs, Parasols, Ac. Ac. A splen did line of black a:id colored silks, Japanese Cloths, Bar«*cc«, Challies, Plain Black t»rena*linea, .Satin Striped Urenadinea, Freiicn Organ lies. Colored Lawu*, Cambrics, Percales, Piques, Liuen Lawns, *%c. Dolly Vardou patterns iu *uo»t of me above. The Seeret of Reanty. What is it? uo longer asked, for the world of fashion and all the ladies know that is ptt> luced bv using a dciighifu) anti harmless nreparatit.u known as <i. W. laiird’s “ Bloom o» Youtu.** Its lieautifyiiig effects are tru ly wonderful Depot, 5 Gol.i st., N. Y. Athens Uelail Prices Current FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. 20, 1872. Corrected, Weekly by England <fr Orr. Cotton.— per. lb. Farturj uuu4i».—Cottou Yarns $ 1 61 osuaburps, per yd. whirling, 4-4 14 to 1 70 to 1.8 to \iy % to 15 to 15 to 35 to 40 Ponlt.'v Aeepl.ii- for IVoin?n. the L.litoratl <leii;irto.ent will lie in I , , . . ‘ , , , . ,, T „ ! the otliTeil cigar, vvi.ile I struck competent Immls. far. J. O r arreU • "ill aMeml to the local column. We tr.ist our friends will lubricate the! machinery of the office by liberal re- For Tax Collector. tapt. J. E. ItlT^H wi I b- supported in tbe Hark county De-imera'lc n<>m T nation, f*»r the of fice of Tax Toiler tor, hy M \N YVoriCIl* ON TUB WEST SIDE. J. M. BARRY will l»r supported for Tax CVd- r in the Deumcratic nominating convcntii.n Irrto MANY VOTERS ALL OVER THE COUNTY. Local and General Items. Eastman Business Colleoe.— This Institution, which was open vl one rear a *•*!»• Atlanl *,€•»., torduc te Youso Mks f r the pr »" t:r»l duties o’TI>, iaw’eld n an influ Hat grc.atc »h.at» an? other institutionoftl ekind inthe^outh. Tii T-* ha* already l»et*n more than one hun Ired of it* grarlu *toa sent out who are to-tlay occupy'rg rrsp>»n<lSlo a id lucratlre p:>*!ti ms. The teaclie~* are well known to the people for their en »rry, ac- »nd usefulness, and it I* the onlr Colb-ge in the .Smth that is conducted by practical mrn on the Actual Hcsinkss Plajt. In » jbort course of Loin twelve to fourteen weeks, yonng ..ion urn *-n • M *A t« *lcp Into the counting knute. ri-n three time, the .mount expen'le*l fur h.Kir.laiii i n, e In I be a..... Ieg,h of llm. »t r.^ulrea lo gn.lu tie lor term*, tee College Journal, ape'-inieua of I'en- Mnu.hip,etc. Addreaa—ln.-lr.ing two three-.ci.t •lampo, U. E. DETW1LKK, Scr’y., Sej.t 20-3m. ltox 5V., Atlnnla, (la. •••iticli. Alter ;i lew |Mill's sill- sail!: “ Well, I r.itli.-r like this, li’ one o' til.’til wli-il they call llavnli- n r-, ain't it ? Mighty nice tastc.l Lut it ilo'i’i go to tlie pjM>t like tli>- pipe. I say, stranger, wouldn’t yc like to see my oid man? des boss, an’ icil the niggvi ’ the sun, nud I’d The Georgia Award.—A Ter all th ■ administration bluster almiit the Aialmma claims, mil con.sepiontml j Ifiteli v« damages iueident. t« the work of the : to conn'in out Confeder te ct a a, the Geneva con- l,|,, w t | u . i„, r „ (;„• |„, n to come up.” ferenee has awarded fifteen millions to I j „„ dlv sutr". sicd that I was the United States as the amount nf afnii ,| Ill>in In i ^ | ll damage for which Great Britain is j, l:lt man with uo sJ-look- jnstly liable. The negotiation-on this . wivw , wcre ?u lj( . ct lo tll0 coul sul.jcct hy Gnint’s administration pre- s -:.is a record of liungling, bluster, and , craw fishing, which cannot lie covered J up or palliated by this award. J The Fair.—We learn from one of the Executive Committee of the Chirk County Fair Associatim that a great entries have already lieen marie. ? - '«l t te Fair promises to lie a comp’ete •'"cess. Let our farmers l.rin^ out t-'e.r no .„ a tt,. r jf they nre not in K.m.j condirjon as they could wish. V« will d.> nex , ,j mc while on subject, we would like to make the Miggcst on to tl,e Executive Committee !> . I .ey chaose lhe UUIm . fmm th , v „ ?"’> Ji * lr Association to the irl r Fllir Asseciation. Tina change would make i» th I property of all Sent' r 'T™'* awaken the r„, crett ^ Try the change. o«r farmers. plaint. ‘•Jealous? I’d like t«» see liiir try that on me. I’d give linn sum thin’ to* be jeid.Mis lor. Ilc knnw- ilu 'iicd well that I’m all right, am that I won't li ivc auv airs pul oi over me. Ez for bein' g.nj I.Hikai I've se. n the tilin', strong r, when The Straight-outs.—The ni>- pointment of a Sta c Executive com mittee, to admini-ter on the affairs of the Jeffersonian Democracy, is an nounced, and ap|H*ars in another place. [ v , (l| ,.,^1,, j,. v s .,j,| S<N They are good men and true, and we j jj^ ||iUht . r have no doubt they will wind lip the j r>ll l ,, remnant of the estate in a satislactorv , t |,j rt takes the sL-truh outen r manner. | ^ a | 1,ty quick, I n il y 15m lievin’ the ogci, • Ming tins, and livin There are many women who, es- pce d.v within the last half dozen years while it.e price o: e .gs has ...en -o liign, made money mu. h i. ister !«y tending poultry than by -. wing. It is an occupation espe cially suited to women because it i ivolves patience and constant at- .eiilioii t» detiids, ratln-r th;.n strength. Then, again, the hardest dung lor many men to leutn, in ii. -inriling citli. r poultry or bees, is geiitiv ness. How many times we nave seen boys, ami men wi.li no •n<ire sciue than boys, jcR liens .ougldy Irom their nesLs, enter the jkju iry-house abruptly and li-g it- mii the ik'C JjKints till tuey rush mi a .lutieiiiig mass iut > tlie farther, si c irner, and keep the poultry cuu.n uiu.iiiy iu c-iiisttiit agitation and distress! But ad domestic animals •i ( piccutic tlie iiiainiers of women atteiidaiils wiieii lliev are fortunate e tough to be earvit for by them.— >w, in. t :lixi'e are women gar len- eis ami i.Giisi, wno by com ueiitia- ole Indus.ly and ou.-iiie&s qualities n ve i.Sen to euiiiieliee in tiio.-e a.li i r s, ami wiule <>nc ofilie iimsi aUeCvSsiUi, il not lln- most sueeess- iu., b e keep.-'a m tiie whole coim iiy is a woman, we hope to see •liicis give poulti v mure ulteiilio.i Ilian it lias liiliieilo reoeivc.1.— .t.-xfc i'ioiii profit, the keeping of Mile j. uuiy tor laney is an elegant p .Mime Very (hipu.ar Willi English .adics, ami wc see uo reason tlu ludinoii siiouid mil be adopted iieie. — [/‘ouilry It tutii. Ilrj (j.wde — Prints, IJtf.aiuc*, “ 25 B»’e ed aliirtltig, 44 10 Be.i li.Kiug, 44 20 i’rovDIon*.—. iuur, Fan y,p*frbhL. 12 10 ltt.mlv, “ ll«u to 6u:»er0uc 44 9 01 to Cura »perlMu'.b 1 15 1 D aw 44 1 50 to M ai •* 1 20 to Wheat •* 1 50 lo Bacon, hotf roaiul, jHtrlb. - ($- 44 aide*, 44 — («• 14 44 shoulders, 44 - to 11 44 clear balk si ie». - to 12 44 44 44 *b sutlers. - to - Ijur 4 ‘ 13 lo 15 C«> keus, grown, 25ct Frying 20 to — Egg* jar Uoz. 2** lo 25 Duller perib. 25 to robarco—Couuuon ^...‘ 44 50 to 60 Medium 44 75 to 80 Fine 44 1 oo io 1 2 Hiutsiug 44 5o So t if 44 w Cigars, A.u per 10JO55 00 44 A ivjuu. .. 44 ;5 00 immnaltion—P«*wd r i^r lo. Shot 44 12 L toil 44 Vi Cap* p;*r b »x, 10 W«)odtB Ware.—Fainted Buckets, do* 3 50 Cwl ir 44 44 ii u0 Sieves, 44 50 Litiaora.—Corn Whisky,... |*er gal. :i 00 IVach Brandy 44 Apple 44 ...... 44 llol.un.l Gin 44 jlodrhiu Wuiskey, 44 Wines, 44 Groceries.—Sugar,crushed per lb. CLAIR HOTEL, Baltimore, M(l. This New a id Beautiful Hotel is now OPEN to the public. Lo atodoii MONUMENT SQUARE, convenient alike tot hi businessman and theturist. It is the only h-itel in Kaltlm ire e nba* in A eleva tor suits of rooms wdth baths, and all ot Iter con ven- lencies. To accoramodalo Merc-iant*. 0» um *rcial Trav elers and others, the rat*** will 1** 32 per day for r >o us on the fourth and fif;h llo.irs, making the ditferenct* on account of the elevation. Ordinary transient rates for lower rooms, $3 jier dar. Gue*ta desiring to take ud vantage of t he above rates will please notify the e!erk before rooms are assigned. An improved el vator for tbe useot the guests is constantly running, from6 A. M. until 11. P M. HARRY II. FOGLE Manager. WHITE GOODS Irish Linen, Linen Lawn Fur Suits, 8w! io-, tl iyiM, aud ToWeL. In our UtUEVI ich “I and bro wu sheetings and shirtings ai md liberal encouragement fr«»m «»ur frien >etr favor.*, promising ou our |«rt every edort to please. ’ Respectfully, KEAN, LANDRAM ix. CO. f= HAL UR’S PATENT PARADE TORCH for lhe riMI*\!G' of |H7f,isa striking novelty in the torch line The burning fluid iteiug contain- ed in the pocking, prevents all danger of dripping and soiling the clothing, in.I i* perfectly safe in haudlitig. By blowing through a till* in tin* handle A (Ol.fll OP FI. A RK is thrown three feet into the air, produringabeautiful and start ling effect, and illumninating a wide area. This Torch is chcoptr ami K-imlicr than any other, and Costs to burn only two or three cents per night. Manufactured and sold by 8. M. AIKMAN A Co , 2CI Ih^or. btrect New York Manuiacttirvrs of Ship, K. R. aud Hand Lanterns. C.ipl. W. Williams. Kxpres? '"••nt, Ims In-en ii|<|n>inli-d \; f il or the yniiMte j T li-i i-JJi mi dity fi.ie c Minin' 1<m cows. Imi ii’sa.vf il <<n wiitlniin.— ■•all* of through tickets to nil |M.ints in I M •ruin'. Stranger. X X! tlie United States and Eur..|.o, via Ai- hintu. e a p.-iteh ••* ti r ».'-k« i:V to affk wi:::! it is.” i nne _v. u Won’ A Terrible Case of R, PP n [<-<>urt llonn, Ims , wn ... “ ° Ur h..Tr’ "“-rjz • ^" n,rv inv< '- ,i \ ... •• .. . *" ‘. 'rxiin ol tlte ! « ii. ti '*• J‘*'irdan, clinrfred " a " <0 on ‘lie 7th of r- "IBM. the P<TS.,„ of Emma Nichols. ’ ’ Thc ‘"“"-"v i- volu , Wn '*’ * hirt -v .or,,- witnesses .1 *1™ ° f c,rcum *l*ntial evi. * l> e. | T | . M '* e w " 8 if v.„mo ' . ’ ‘ ,y * he ,act rimt thc ve, nfof a r^r dW “* ° n,y tMnwa J« . ft. of age, and has si nce dlcd . - u » WU. f rom th e effects’. Xii t ent ion was »b,y conducted .." w Several favor- intemleil for t li ir* iMiic, arc necessarilv laid over. Home School.—Sjx'oi.-il an n. t*on : s invited to the nnitotnv cment of Madam" Sosnoski’s Home 8elio<il. on the 17th T .is institution is too well known to need any endorsement from us. It is time for tin* “LiternV’t.* show their stren<jili. and tit irzeil atnl tlteir "nnrnife, if they Inive irot any. ami if they Jon’t mnke some resp t'talile ex'tibilion of the kiml. tlo-v mav !•<• sure the Demo T.iiS wiP eon.-hide they have <»ot imhIi- inir t.. shotv, an 1 .lis.„i.s S all idea of; nervously anx.ons to prove an allinnee which ean make no solid j Sf||«immo1niioii has f'as d. ddiiion to their own strength and •Tlhclcss, he has olt*'ii to ninhers. 'fatal aceideiits,’ where men :«r. G'lineaville is still improvincr. A new Methodist church and a number ot residences are almut to in- liuilt. The clamor for the common school system tor Ncwnan is beeoaiin^; loud and irresistiltle. The value of th" r<-al estate in Rome has increased $250,000 during the past year. Chatham county is splendidly organized. There is no nctive Democrat ic opposition to Greeley, lln-Caro .iiiffirtrua>ite. lhe question of trif eaenfiee benealh ift W.erU. Tite Indian c>«ri«'S|»ondeiit of th Lo.idofi Tunns r< cntlv wr< to a lot i.-r in udation to the Jua^criiau. Festival, in whit'll he said In. thought tlie ornol ciT« iiio:.ios liitli- • rto in v gu • were no longer coni- in hi. In reply to tii.b anotlici gciiilciiiaii wnb's: " Your i’alcuita eorrcs|w'ti«h-iit has taken the J i g ru ut F>-sl Vd under ins proUi lion, and Bceins that Nev- epori 2 5U lo t Ul lo75 oo 12» <* • to 50 to 4 0). tol5 0 to 4 Oh to to 3 00 to 3 Ik. to 3 (Ml to 7 Ori to 7 00 15 to 16 15 to 15 44 B.*owti,goo<l 44 14 Coffee, Rio 44 25 44 Java 44 33 ’ Tea, Hy*.*n 44 1 50 4 * (iutipowtlcr, 44 2 00 44 mark ....~ 44 1 50 Syrup, Sorghum, per gal. 60 44 Cano, 44 7 * Cuba 4oLux-es...~ 44 40 Cautlet, — per ib. 20 C tee.*e 44 20 Crackers 44 15 Onion*, perbush.l 00 Camly, Fancy per lb. 50 44 Stick, 44 25 S«Mla 44 12 Black Pep|>er 44 35 (linger................. 44 25 Starch — 44 15 Rice 44 10 Mackerel No. 1 |H . per kit, 3 oO 44 No. 2,... 44 2 (0 Sardines, pr»r l»ox, ‘*8 Salt persark, 2 25 Drugs—C*»pper is. per lb. 8 Indigo 44 1 7*5 Mad per 44 20 w alta 44 10 Sulphur 44 15 Hardware.—Iron, Sweeds... 44 7 44 Country liar 44 6 44 Canting*,..... 44 8 Kails 44 8 Cotton Card*, par doz.C 00 Hoes, tirade's, 44 6 00 Ames* Sh.»vel», 44 15 00 44 Spade*, 44 15 00 Trace Chain*, 44 P 00 financial.—(sold, buying...— 1 12 44 nelllng 1 3 ** t- Silver, buying.... 1 os 44 seliim'..... 1 10 to 12% to to 2 25 to 10 to to 7 00 to 8 00 tolS 00 tolS 00 tola oo to 14 tot> to SwD*, Mull, Nainsook and Jac<»net, Irish Linen, Liuen Law* Fur Sulfa, Swiss and Vic. La* n «uit» m ule up. Linen Ta’.ita *>.iMa*k. Saoain-, «>*yles, aud ToWeL. In our OiMKVI'ir idlfjiUl •• * will be found ill the firorite brands **f v»fo ich-l and hruwu*het‘tings and shirting* at very reasonable nrfreu. With sincere gratitude for the kind aud liberal encouragemeut from our friend* the pa't «ct*iu, w« respectfully solicit a continuance of thetr favor*. Very Rcspccifu apr 25-51 aoo DIC04D HTHfcKT, Ai'LOT ,« I. 1-*. AVe will send samples and pav tlie li,xr press on all bills ordered at retail ibr amounts over Ten Dollars. JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, 8S0Y8S & «S* WJtaa, Which we are offering at very low prices. We will also keep during the season a full stock of those famous Sumtney & Newtou AXES, at reduced prices.. ■ Jackson. Wagons a Specialty. ,.ct G SUMMEY & NEWT'YS. Norwood miiiiscuooLVa Session 1872-73 opens Sept. 2«th, 1872* WILLIAM D. CABELL, \Univ. Va.), Principal F. Key Meads, (Unix. Va.). Iut4ruct(*rin Ancient Lan^ua^es. R. L. H auhis »w, M. A.. (Univ. V*A, Instructor in Modern Languages, Kn^liftb, Ar. Tug*. A. Skddon, (M.itliematlca: Medalist, Vnir, Va.), In»truct«ir in Applied Mat hemal.cs and in Analvtical and Apuied Chemisfry. D. S. (i. Caulll. (Univ. Va.). Instructor in law. Addresa, WILLIAM D. CABELL, principal, N-hwoimI, Va. ITnlversitr of Ylrginl.i, May 9 1872 To Win. D.Cabell, E«q.. i*riuc»i al. My. Dear Sirl Ii ive a high appre* iatlon of work your Schnol i» doing for lhe State aud the Country, and of the importance of send ng you tbe best men as your assistants. Y«»un», very truly, CHARLES S. VENABLE. Chairman of ihr Facul: v, U. of Va. WlfiNHCTOM VMVKRNITY Medical School, Baltimore, Maryland. r PIIENEXT ANNUAL SESSION 1_ of thi* Institution will begin October 1st, 1872, and continue five month*. The clinical ad vantages of the School are unsurpassed. Feesinclu lin * lissectlo i an I hospital ticketa, $65. For Catalogue* containing full particulars apply to rrof. CUAS. W. CHANCELLOR, Dean, Baltimore, Md. W. S. WITHERS. E. H. JONS*- WITHERS & JONES, FOWUHSJia and jyXACSJWStTB, Froprietors Novelty Iron Works, Atlanta, Oil'. Guards, Bummer Houses, X/f ANUFACTUREILS of Building Fronts, Gratings, Window ^ Columns, Orate Ran, Hitching Posts, Rrackets, Itaiiroa.l Frofia, Snmi sSSJtV. i?’''. f* 4 Settees for laiwnsanit Verandahs, Iron Railing* and Fencing*of the l*»e*l pal' terns for Cemetery Uu, Fence* and Verandahs, elc.. etc. Allordcr* i.r IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of all kinds attended to promptly, and no charges made for patterns when in regular line of work. We alaomiuufocture Sad Irons, Andirons, Fire Stand*, Well-wheels, Portable Grates, Kettle*, lanl- droni, hkillets, etc., etc. We are agents for the Tnnite Company 4 * Km cry Grinders, Saw Glimmers, la tent Flanges, etc., wihoh we will deliver at Factory Prices. These wheels are free from any offensive odor, do >101 glaze, gum, or heut, as some do ; are not liable to burnt, and will cut further than any other wheel. sex»t 30 Ctu D. H. & J. T. DENNING, DEALERS nr WINDOW SASHES, i?LINDS, cru.olnil u -«1 ?r tlie wheob of lin ear, and not killed or injured ill any other way. Having had a veiy ■onat expcrii'iic*; us a manager of Zi-miiidarii s (esMutej) iu Lower Ben ual, a |Hi.-iii<ni wliiuli brought me ini > most intimate eoiniivtioii with \ the peopli', I have no hesitation in saying that tlie accident reported in tlie 77mes of the 13tii of Aulmisi, as havins; oeuumsi at Scrampore was a case of self-immolation. A ease that occurred ia my own ex- Thick or thin Sowing of Oats. A correspondent of the “ Agricul turalist, write-in 'Hints about Work,’ you say in regard to sowing oats, “ the • iclier the soil the less seed required.’ jly e.vperieiice lias lieeu, the richer, lac soil the nioro seed it would liear.— :iotl» these stateaients are correct. It dc(>eiids ou what is meant by rich or !>o r aud It laud is so poor that it •it- not available pla it food sufficient lo produce more than 20 bushels ot oats [>er acre, it would be foolish to sow- th'ck. 'iwo bushels of seed per ere wuulu | robably produce as gowl a crop as if six bushels were to.vu. If rich enough to produce 50 bushel , three bushels of seed would be bett< r titan two bushels. If {ich enough lo produ -e 75 bushels, it might be well • o sow four bushels of seed; but if rich enough to produce 85 bushels, we would not sotv more than three and * half bu.-hels; aud if rich enough to produce one hundred bushels, three bushels would prolwbly be thick en ough. On rich land, sown early, the pluuts ttool more, aud consequently le 8 seed is required. As a rule, we seldom sow oats thick enough ou good land. It should be observed, how ever, that tlu* season has much to do with tbe question. Other things bt - ing equal, crop is more apt to suffer from drought than one sows thinner. foilM MIXED GLOSS PAINT COMPANY. Manufacturer* of Mixed Gloss Paint. Xo. 159, West otll St., Cincinnati, Ohio, want of Action I.Tnar UraraaS Spl.en 1 u It is not a physio, which may give euiiatraty ie- Hefto ibc sufleier lor the first tewilos'.s, but which f.om out nued u-e brings pile* and kindred dis ease* to aid in weukeuiug the inv .lid, nor is it a doctored liquor, which, under the popular name of 44 Bitters,** is *o extensively palDi^l off on thc public x* sovereign remedies, but it is a w*wl/iotff/’- /hI tonic >md alter it ire % pr«»noum*e<l si» by the lead ing medical authorit.es of Ltuidon and Paris, and h:u» long been used by regular physician* of other countries wirlt wonderful results. DOWELLS 5 EXT.OFJURUBEBL retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to the plain, and must be taken as a permanent curative All colors and tints ready tor n«». •Varraat-d not to P«l, Blixter, Crack or tkau. oo. one gallon covers 200 square feet, 3 coats. On pb^tered walls aud ceiliugs 300 and 250 square feet 2 and three coats. Our (taint is made from ttie same materials that dl paiuters claim to use—best White Lead, Zinc iii«f i.inseed Oil; tlie en.uueKv surface given by he gloss is not effected by scrubbing and was ing. .t has been thoroughly tested, being in use over ine years, aud has given entire satislfcctiou. Suit- aide lor all p irposes, aud warranted to stand iu any el.mate. At our paints are ma le of tbe ordinary pigmanta and oil, do not confound them with those styled ‘Chemical,” * 4 Unbber,”or any other mixed paints. C\«MIXKI> ULUSSPAl.\TCO. k April 1, 1872. [HEHEW WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE TS THE BEST FAMILY SEW 4 L ISO MACIIISEIn iwe, doing a greater varto- »v of work. It to oku* tempi* ia iu <»u>tnictk>o, running lUhter and with more iperd than any other SKIVING MACHINE ia tha market. Uar- ingitoud thotest for twenty yean, Gverj Machine is Fully Warranted. Call ami examine before purchasing other*. Thread, ueedld*, oil, Ac., may be hauat th*otec*. WE ALSO IIAVE THE AGENCY POR ’ MADAM DEMOREST’S New York Fashion Patterns RECEIVED MONTHLY. A foil *xe, a^enrate and reliable pattern In vari ous xtee*. of every new and desirable aiyle. For*tjadie* and Children'* Dromet. B o il paltera pat np la an •■•reloa*, with illustra- lion.aud full dascriptina and dlraetion* how to -ut, put tojatbar, make and trim tha garment. Haring cnm-wient todl-« to run marhine*, a* d*r. foe making draw*-, .hirt., or for oth.r •*»- ..... will ha prountlr executed. BROWN & SCHAFFER, AOESIS, ATHENS, OA. Junl4 Office ou Collect Avenue, Athens, Gs. Unless relieved at ouce, the blood becomes impure from deleterious secretions, producing scrofulous or skin diseases, blotches, felons, pustules, canker, pimples, etc. Take JUKUBEBA to cleanse, purify and restore the vitiated blood to healthy action. Have »»m a »H*?»-»** r M.nuaeh ! Unless digestion ispromptlv aidetl the system is dcMlitatcd w.th loss of vital force, poverty «*f the blinsl, dropsical tendency, general weakness or lassitude. Ta :e it to assist digestion without react! >n, it will Impart youthful vigor to the weary sufferer. Have you «Ve ikues* of the Intestines 1 You are In danger of chronic diarrliora, or the dreadful in flammation of the towel*. Take it to allay irritation, and ward off tcudency to inflammations. Have vou Weakness of the Uterine er I rfotry Or. wns ! Yov must procure instant relief, or you are liable to suffering won- than death. Take it to strengthen organic weakness or life be- ao3es a burden. Finally, it sU'inhl be takeu to keep tbe system In perfect health, or you areoth *wi?e In gr at dan ger of malarial, miasmatic or ^ ntaglous diseases. JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Platt st., N. Y., vde agt. for United States. Price, oue dollar per bottle. Send fir circular. SHINGLES, LATHES, NAILS, Lime, I foment, Plaster Paris, Hair, FIRE RRICK; &C. COMPRISING A COMPLETE STOCK OF Building Material, 45 Jaduon Street, Near Pod Office, Augusta, 6a. I” E BEG LEAVE In call attention to our facilities for (applying building i ,jff* E BEG LEAVE In call attention to our facilities for (applying) _ ft. exaiuinatiua of our .lock anil prices.^ Our Dour*, ttoahes, and BUnda are of White uiaintk- Till, and invite aa ern i'l l*, a id h iringconn-cti-m with'iiianufacturera South, can SU ordenTwith prumptne**. Plana ami eeliinate* furui.hctl, and ceutraci* taked for all stylet of buildings. Bend for a Price List! jm >(*.. 3m. D. H. & J. T. DENNING. lYcw Cotton aiul Produce Warehouse S ft for Si 0U extra, nr both chrnnios With tlie Magazine, for ♦» 00 poet free. Address dec I W. JENNINGS DKMORESI!! KU Broadway, New York. LANDRETH’8 <B&Bst3>iasi siaiaiDa TUST RECEIVED, a full supply tJ of Frrsh Heed al ike fS , NEW DRUG STORE. Subscribed Capital, ONE Ml LL10N DOLLARS THE WAREHOUSE GF THIS BANKj Corner ot Campbell and Reynolds Sts A.u{junta, Ci eorgia, TB NOW READY TO RECEIVE COTTON. 1- LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES will he made upon Cotton In WareliouM*, or uimn H- ilmad Rereinis tftr Panic* Storing Cotton with th- B-iuk will Ik 4 f trnlshed with receipts fortune that will ks available in THIS CITY Oft AN Y OTUKK, for lM»rruwing luouey. M* The Bank is prepared at ai. times to make LOANS ON PRODUCE OR PROVISIONS on tha most reasonable terms. Parties would do wall te apply at the Warehouse, or '‘ouuuunicate with the officer*. CHARLES J. JENKINH, Prerident. JNO. KING, Vice Prrsi»l*-nt. T. P. BRANCH, Cashier. oct 12 3m. t , .. THE MODEL MAGAZINE OF AMERICA. I7ie Larged in Form, the Larged in CircuL ztion, and tlie only original FASHION M AG AZINF. D emo bests illustrated MONTHLY contains'original stories, i ew music, household matters, general and artistic lit erature, and the only reliable Fashions, with Full Biae Interns. Ye «rl v, only f; 00, with the Splen did Chrotuo, 44 Isn't She Pretty" size 13x17, worth $8 is), sent post free te each subscriber; or, the . kn^HUwntha's\vn<dng ; size. 15*^5, > P’tee$15^| Having removed to the late store of Jas. A. Cray, ■ L yy"ILL KEEP ON HAND A VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE W. W. SUMMERS, Scott Farm, Bedford County, Tam., BREKDK.lt OF Tboro .rrhbred short-horned Durham CatUe, BERKSHIRE HAGS AW CllTSVtlD SHIP. Carriage, Buggy & Wagon MATERIAL. A LARGE LOT direct from the XjL manufactory, aud *UI be aold a* low a* ea. be bought any wherein thc state, fnithtaddid. xSTTSiM ifv & NE VVTON SilUeate Book Slates. *, M.rc ■ aud Lanes’ Wa*h Lite*.etc., et prices ranging from fire cents te *1- For m e at n »r22 BURKE'S BOOK STORE Great Shoe House P. KENAN, oved to the late store of J » ON HAND A VERY LARGE A BOOTS AND SHOES, Embracinn the Very Bed Goods made in the United State*, * Which he wlU Mil at Person* Trailing Auguxla during the M»7 Conrentlon will And It to their intenst to ghrete»*c*n, • and lay in a supply for iheir families. ,J AS. G. BAILIE. & BRO.; ‘ I . AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, ' * « : V RE now opening a Iwantlfhl assortment of the following gooda for Spring trade, nil of>MVill bo ■old off quick at a small adranco: _ , , . Brussels, Three-ply, Ingrain, and low priced Carpets, R»g*s Floor and Table Oil Cloths, best goods, cut any size, < < Druggets, Mattings, Mats, Cornices and Bands, Chronica, Window Shades all sizes, Curtain Good*, Lace CunaiuK. Wall Papers and Borders, Hair Cloths, Upholsterers Goods. We also keep ou our first floor, a large stock of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, Wood and \Viliow Ware. We solicit orders from our Athens friends, for the above goods, which will be sold Low For Cash. JA8, G. BAILIE & BROTHER, ** »*OAt> 1TRKMT, Arocsr .