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— % ^tfjens Georgian. null, fur departments, War, Navy, the Trea sury, the Interi.ir and the Post-office Depart- ments and' the Department'# Agriculture, Ucneral Local and Traveling Agent, CAPT. J. E. BITCH. ' - LOCAL AOKNTS. Mr. C. II. Ahdxxws, Port Lanur. Mr. fctwgjlaa——a fn — 1 —■* Mr.W.X. Da**, Denlokvnie. be lecisl ted upon First—That the State »TiaJI 6e required to aflbrd the SJ^^^iiTr*^ * Second—No ooeUrion tenets thill evtrbe taught In any school auppored in whole « in pan Dpm State, nation, or by the proceed* of any tax levied upon any community. Slake education compel-oiyeo far aa to deprive all i eraooawhu cannot rad and wrHefiwn becoming rotor* after the year 1890, disfranchising none, however, on toe ground* of illiteracy , who may Pwasoms^Pteassr seats-your account with this offla. 'forthe yearl876, and de posit two dollars in our-Preasury for your paper forSkogeanlVib.. ; <j K ;y. j»i Subscribers outside of Clarke County toill please'send us a u , Post-Office Order" for two dollars and fifteen cents, as postal laws require postage prepaid. TRj mean business, and trust the above gentle hint will be sufficient.' TER PRESIDENTS BESS A OR. This voluminous document is before the American people, and we regret our inabil ity to prerent the same entire before our readers. The Messago is signed by the mute of the Executive Mansion—yet, it is evidently “ patch-work,” and shows a com bination of intellects in its mechanism. The first column is devoted principally, in a “spread-eagle” Fourth of July style, in recording the wondrous advances in Science, Agriculture, Commerce, Mining, Mechanics, Medicine,' etc., etc., we have made, as a nation, in the past hundred years. Ho speaks in the most glowing terms of our resplendent virtues as a people, yet is ominously silent upon our untold vices, party and national profligacy. On the subject of Education, lie suggests the following amendment to the Constitu tion, the introduction to which sounds somewhat like the Civil Rights hill, so fa miliar to Southern cars: Fourth—Drive out lieenied Immorality, inch ospolj- gamynadOha- tmg^fctim jef maun kc lllegtam*? ^^ffinearegaM othe Centennial ye«r, it weald (aim as though now, u» we uro about to begin the »tf»od century of our notional exigence, would be a tine time for three reforms. Fifth—Enact each lews » will inaura ■ needy return to eonnd currency, aucb as will command the respect of the world. * Such is a brief synopsis of this wordy pro* nuaciamento—a politicalcouundrum.ior the faithful subjects of the American Republic tj guess at, and determine its tendencies for the future weal or woe of our entire people. TTTT , a i THE GEORGIA STATE ORANGE. This body was in convention in Atlanta last week, and, judging by published pro ceedings, still retains its vitality. The cul-, tivotion of cotton at the ruling figures seems to have induced a determination to ward self-sustaining farms for the year 1976. If the passage of resoliitious is an indica tion of progress, then the success of the meeting is placed beyond doubt. The labors of Dr. Thomas P. Janes, as State Commissioner i f Agriculture, are en dorsed and the Legislature urged to sustain this department, so important to the ad vancement of the material interests of our Commonwealth Cheap water transportation approved, and the bug-bear of all our former legisla ture—the Dog Law—fully and unequivc cal!y recommended. The Committee on Manufactures (cotton o;"R »me. am justice iu read has U ill i ll.: . Hot Ark., by 1st of-Juliuary, Herh-t has been appointed Librarian of the Y. M. L. A., of Macon. Col. W. D. Anderson. of Marietta, ha* joined the Methodist C larence. ,,, ,1., . The Deutschland, a sr&Mef, wiSired&f 1 u iu'the North ihiaf wud fifty fi—* —~ Ex-G#iHIRflar advocates Grant, in a lypg letter, for a third term. Not a J. W. GENERAL UWsrtlESEWS. Newnan. That e Ccustitnlionollunicndment be submitted to the Legislature. of the several Slates for ratification, making J . it the duty of eech of the several States to establish and and Wool) made an exhaustive reJHirt—the forever maintain free and public schools adequate to! a ... . . the education of all the children in the rudimentary 1 same reflecting grea. credit upon its Chair* branches within their respective limits, irrespective of IT- if StfaIimaV of Newton sex, color, birth, place or religions—forbidding the n,an > « on - OTEADMAN, or .wewioii tcachiug iu said schools of religions, atheistic or Pagan i colintv. tenets, and prohibiting the granting of any school i , . funds or school taxes, or any part thereof, either by I They declare that there IS HO county or^in^aiiL*iiractJyur*i^dirwS^of any^rehgioua sector j ^ the State that cannot equip and run a denomination, or in aid or for the benefit of auy other ; cotton and woolen factory in its own limits object of any nature or kind whatever. 1 * On the increase in value of untaxed j at g ri ‘ at P rofit - The y takc as an exam l ,,c Church property, he seems alarmed. a faclor . v for spinning yams with twelve It fo tike accumulation of vast amount* of untaxed i hundred spindles, with a capital stock of 5*.-.!? 5a, .J:_b c *l-Y5tto£hun&,*oj».! 822,uOO, and sltow that such a factory would give an average profit of $12 per day, or $3,600 a year, or 1*H per cent. on. E rqperty. e United State, which paid no tax, municipal j ' <<r State, amounted to about eighty-three million dollars. Iu I860, the amount hid doubted". Iu 1678, it ia about ono billion dollars. By 1900, without check, it is safe Id “n dX& 0r " ty *“ * hUm c ” ccii “ f? lbreo ( the capital' stock. The profit ofa f ctory In order to fill the coflcrs of the Treasury, | with 1,600 spindles and 40 looms, whicheould so often depleted by the Government Rings, j he put up for 640,000, w oulil make a profit he suggests the taxation of anything ta: gi- hle from the cradle to the grave. lie congratulates the nation upon the action of Portugal in liberating the slaves in her colonies, and gently proposes, by suitable legislation, that no citizen of the United Slates shall hold slaves as property in any other country or he interested therein. After stating that the struggle in Cuba has continued for seven years without any decisive results, he declares the recognition of their independence or recognition of belligerent rights both inadmissablc at pres ent. As to what 6hall be done in the fu ture, depends upon circumstances; will await further developments. To protect the people of Texas from the raids of Mexican thieves, it is stated that “ an experiment of an armed vessel on the Rio Grande tor that purpose, is on trial.” Court of Alabama ^Claims extended six months, from July, in border to complete the work of same. Thirteen hundred and eighty-two claims have been presented, of jvhich six ' hundred and eighty-two had been disposed of.at thtf date of the report A column and a half is devoted to laws in regard to Intercontinental Telegraph, Expatriation and protection against fraud ulent Naturalization; wishes the passage of a law which defines the nationality to which the children belong when an American woman marries a foreigner, and legal effect of such marriages. . ^ TUB TREASURY. The report of the Secretary of the Treasury show* the receipts from customs for tbe fiscal year ending June So, 1874,to have been $1(8,108,883.69, and for the fiscal year ending Jane 80,1975, to have been $157,167,722.3d, • decrease far the lost fiscal year of $5,986,111.34. The receipts from Internal Bevenne for the veer end ing 80th M June, 1*74, were *109,409,784.90, and lor this year ending the 30th Jane, 1878. $110,007,498.58- en increase of $7,697,706.(8. SPECIE RESUMPTION. Too mneh street cannot be laid upon this question, and 1 bone Congress may bo induood, at tbe earliett day practicable, to insure tbe consummation of tbe act of loot Ocmgreao, at its loot oeaeion, to bring about specie resumption “on end after the let day of JanuMy, 1879, et furthest. It would be e great bleating if this could be consummated even at an earlier day. 1 am not prepared to tay that 1 con suggest the beat legislation to secure the end most heartily recommended. It will be • source of greet gntificauonto me to be able to approve my measure of Congress looking effectively toward aecuringresamption. Unlimited inflation would probably bring (bout specie payments more speedily then any legislation looking to tbe redemption of the irgsl taodeninooin, bat it woeid be at tbe expense of honor. The legal tender* would have no value beyond settling present Hsbllitles, or, properly speaking, re pudlMnx them. Tb«y would bay nothing alter our debts were oil settled. THE WAR DEPARTMENT Desires an appropriation of 6300,000. The Navy -consults, at present, of more than fifty war ships, of which fifteen arc . .j-iy hi -it- *-*=.. - ... iron-dads. * , Whilst dilating upon entry o‘ public of S24 a day, 67,82“ a year, or 18 per cent, on ihu capital. And $5,000 additional out lay would put in a section of woolen cards and spinning jacks, with looms for moving the same. Whilst Direct Trade, Cheap Transporta tion, Dog Law, Manufacture-, etc., all re ceived the attention they deserved, we re gret that not a word was said on ihe great Hog question, to our farmers and the myriad of pork tuid bacon consumers in our State. Give us “ hog and hominy,” and we will be no lunger the “hewers of wood and drawers of water” for the North and Wes.. This meeting was, we learn, most harmo nious in its character, and its deliberations were “ marked by unity of purpose and wisdom of action.” Long live the Georgia Grangers! An organizati n which already has done so much toward developing the Agricultural interests of our Stale. The Courier, CoMthkriwlalth, Savannah Asm tmi. Atiwai sflfcr'alfc Ac llerbst The New;York Henli demands that ihlilMlwihfliflplMrtA; qjjnri i actsr fiarMlV Aqait ri-nwi'd a ni iredailduq i«|* IMwiMbMaBil?reflWWk it ftightened,:is not told. # »•* *«« Geti. t^> t6 anriou8 to re cognize the independence of Spain, hut is restrained WrSecretkrr “' .. ^"^Ijm^enmckun, erijlams JKlWPHP'imSwSP ift^tAUjWALiWjry, in a very satisfawUiry manner, but wouldn’t take . il i wmi n # r 'ifWi mmntm a Gov. Smitk h-T tutljwubtdli t General Guverument, aggregating several hundred thonsand doRam, for nse of State Road during war. Let this be donated to tho University of Georgia. The National Democratic Committee have developed a strong anti-Bourlion ten dency and desire that the issue in ’76 will be upon a broad and -liberal bams. The election of Kerr to Speakership has, it is said, increased Tilden’s ' chances tor the Presidency. -r- * .I •• ii a lion. IV. II. Anderson’s Adieu. Marietta, Dec. 8, ’875. To the Voters of Cobb County. I have tliis day tendered uiy resignation to Gov. Smitli, as a member of the House of Representatives from the county of Cobb. With his action thereon, my posi tion os one of your Representatives will be a thing oi the past. I would lie false to ev ery instinct of my nalmc, and false to you it I did not thus publicly express my grati tude to you for your kindness and confi dence. It is no't ii a-cordauce with my idea of things, to s .rrender a trust before its duties arc fully iliscliarged to the Us; of one’s abilities But duiy should hi- th measure of effort and the guide of action. Duties, inconsistent with l..uger service in the Legislature, have been (cast ujmn me. Feeling, as I do, I c .mint liesitat . I re gret the trouble and expense my actio will cost you, but I confidently believe that those who have been so true to uic iu the ptist, will fully appreciate my motive and will cast no blame upon me. The mistakes I hav cotnmi ted etui never be corrected. So iar as they are concerned, I will have to be satisfied with regrets. Indulge me to add, that w..a ever my lot shall be, with such satisfaction, I shall cm* tiuuc to claim to be one of ibis prople- I shall never he ashamed of the credit T his mammoth show comprises among its most promives? Features a Grand and,Unrivalled Each complete and unsurpasseil in itself, requiring" several special trains tojxmvey it f r( , m a q r-T n S~> T T T~1 T O r T' "A /T A OT A " ne ci, - v to “""‘her. The Immense MENAGERIE, nrafagits rayriad*of wonderful Ani- | / irv I * I—I n I I 1VI /A I I rS / r) liialsnml .Monsters, contains generous contribution* from Land, Sea and Air, and from A -W AA A AVA . A QJ. ^ ry cljnle Asillt Afric a and America. Be.-ides an a most unlimited nuraL, of the moo Remarkable and Rare WILD BEASTS, SEA MONSTERS and TT0V. DERFUL BIRDS, there is also a Grand and STRICTLY MORAL CIRCUS! In which the talent employed is unequuled, and comprises the highest order of Performers in the land. The public, and particularly ladies, children and families, are assured tbit this department is without a blemish, and nothing is said or done that can offend the mas/ fastidious taste of a refined or high-toned community. Holiday Qifts pan Qld J^id Young] For the Girl*. QOLLS, TEA-SETS, FURNITURE- ws _ \v •hbGunii*, Uutcics, Paper Font the Boys. 13 ALLS, TOPS, MARBLES, PISTOLS, U Gmus, bvrords, Drums, ('tuies, Toivi (Jhe.-ts, N.nv- Piii*, Railroad Truius, Game*, Tivo i Iio ,r K l >o.ni •><•*». J rail*, Solitaire Boards, Mcnai^ries, Br.ks, Mer»> C:limes. Turtles, Snakes, Suopp«-r S->u.* c-*. for elegrup iiuff; \Vb |>s, Jackstonrs, Jack traws C owns, vV.ieeiuf leifr, Lotio, Gornopenu-, Horns, i*.»p-Gu _ 11 ttruiuuiooiks, A rk», Acrobat uim Misqu* r» e iliofka. »nrk), Toy Tub* and Cuckoo Wbiarks, i*m)onuuRs, Axes, li-tciicU, 11am ! Gtunos in great variety mera, Shovels, Ju pio^ ' ; i • -r For the 6bowx Folks. ELLGANT WRITING DESKS, WORK BASKETS, INKSTANDS CARD RECEIVERS, SMOKING re» , A'‘» R’rcvivcrs, Match B»*x *», I‘n«»t«vprip i Aib-ims, i'kina aim Giusa Vases, Toilet Seta, Card Coses, Ther- uiouicters. Fjtrinu Figures. Br. ikrts, Clock shelves nnd MauieiB, Book Shelves, Wall l'ockeia, fclipner Cases. 1 a-'V , llal Racks, T-w.-l Racks,{Fruit and Flower Stauda, Kk-guut Gift Books, etc. GALL EARLY, and Iiv in your supplies in time. We guarantee satisfaction as to Styles and Prices. Remember that you eau get Bargains this Christmas, at e.l4-2t BUKKI/S BOOK STORK. Among the Illustrious and World-.famed Artists in thn department are MR. ROBERT STICKNEY, the most daring, finished andgraceful Equestrian now living, and the Clianinion Double Somersault Leaper of the woYld. ' 6ctf»,in Great Variety; Chiua Jewel Boxe-, Mu**, Bowlnaitd i*itfhei>, Cupa and Saucers, Clock*, Ati^olg, Tin « Caudleatick*, t>ud Iroua, Tin Kiuheii', k-'tre.^ k We?h»lenoeI ^nnSkidf’clothos^Hoiv'Ji!!! Miss EMMA LAKE, the most charming and dashing young Horsewoman in tbe pro- f.u \VajLra. Coior Boxre, Presentation Sou (knife ami fession. Her challenge meuage act has never been equaled. you gave me, when you made u.e your Rejirisentative. Your obedient servant, Wm. D. Anderson. Mabiusd in St. Mory'a Church, Athens, Georgia, on of 8Uck vital importance * ie even,n 8 9th, Dec., by the Bex. II. E. Lucas, Eli-.ebt M. Bacon, of Austin, Texas, to £xiz.vlxth C. Lccas, duugliter of the Bev. II. E. Lucas. A tender transplanted form, an Athenian Conservatory, to bloom upon the plains of Texas. L’MVKKMiV XOlES. (•reek t hair* Prof. Charles Morris, a native of Hanover county, State of Virginia. He was educated from .his twelfth year in the best publ c academics of his native State, until his seventeenth year, when ho was entered a student at the Athens Female Academy! BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. M RS. ELLA C. COLBERT RESPECT fully annouitce* to her friends and tho generally, that this School will be opened on NBSDAY, Januaiy 5th. 1876. Terms reasonable. deo7*5t public WED- Notice to Clarke Co. Bond Holders. '| ’HE INTEREST DUE ON COUNTY I Bonds, Payable iu Coin, January 1st, 1876, will be ■ettled at the Niuioosl Bank. dccH-tC 6. C. BEESE, County Treasurer. Attention Farmers! VALUABLE farm for sale.— v Tbs Bedford Barnett place upun which E. P. Gordon now resides, adjoining lands of J. A. Browning end .Mrs. Daniel, containing one hundred and fiftv-two acres, more or leas, ono hundred in s high state of culti vation, (7 or. 8 acres each sown ,in wheel and octal balance in pines and original forrest, the latter oak and luck, — flne studi d law, and was admitted to the bar in 1848, soon after attaining his majority. After being made Commonwealth Attor ney (the same office as Solicitor in Georgia), in 1860, he was elected Professor of Law, in William and Mary College, in Virginia, where he was in office when the war broke out. The Peninsular becoming an active scene early in the war, the College was suspended, and Prof Morris was appointed Quartcimaster at the military post of Williamsburg, for some time the head quarters of Gen. Magrudcr. After tbe re treat from tbe Peninsular, he was trausierrcd to the Quartermaster-General’s office in Richmond, where he served as assistant, first to Col. Myers, ami afterwards to Gen. A. R. Lawton, of Savannah, till the end of the war. When the war ended, William and Mary College having been burnt down during (he occupation of Williamsburg by the Northern army, he resigned his profes sorship in tho ollege, and opened an Academy for boys in his native county. While engaged in teaching this school, lie was appointed Professor of Rhetoric in the University of Georgia, in December,-1868. Commencing his drries in .that Institute in January, 1869, he continued to be Professor of Rhetoric till August, 1872, when, upon the division of the Chair of Aucient Lui lands, he very *kindly provides for theor-’ guages, he was assigned to the professo ganization. of “ Summer Excursions” for.ouf ® li P ot Groek^wliieh ho now bolds. members of Congress, (“Go West.”) . Death of the “Maid of Athens.” My opportuniea forobservalion w*r» not auffidentto qn. e Greek napflrs annOum-0 joatifV me in recommending specific legislation on tbete _ .. ni ! * T , %» . * ... . anbjseta, but I do reeommend that • Joint Committee of MlK. Black, Lord l^yrou S maid of of the two Hou«e» of Congress. eufflcieuUy large to bo > A tbens, at tbe ago of sevCnty-nine. 'Two divided into ntHtommiUoes, b* oresabsd to rlrit all ,n". r VMr *ataLaB wadrewl the <dutre»w the mining Sute* sad tSSurire Ariag the ouming or tttrae years ago mi a;.peal to tbe «3BM*y sammer/and tint the Coauniaaloner shall renqct to of tte public WMunUtde in behalf of this Congress at tho ntet session such hw*, or amradinento hiatorio old . lady, and it is satis&ctory to know lh*« A.UlIMHt. whosrefloiaps^rajHiAwtb(Irdevelopment. , r ., least.tn43oaif<>*t«i -Byron aarntradnonifi ** jrgpefl of "duty oq>tea this fiur mai4-*fc Athens iml'wbsnan^ttl^ and eiAfieite otsMiinsebmi f^.i-ctnow rilot ^wyifide^v^rs ritli'Dsr IWd b'oT <; . rtf.t t S r.,. ,ltfgiii!>. : r.r 5 department; =» -•«*«* r, KiKotri tl-qi! r vkorjfhenvily timbered. On tlio pises is mm very University of Virginia,' in October. 1841. 'sod kitcJuqgood **sw^iuEra aadCTibTuew 6 eqpSn Was graduated Master of Arts fimm i ^Im.* ^rem^' thre.'T^.^s.'lTL?^ that University in July. 1843. He then msb* sisters. Hd? caUs. them - the three graces. .“Iam dying fiirJatotf M-fiaya, “.of. three Grade girls at Athims, sisters. . J-lived in the same houde. < Teresa, Marianna- and „ Katiaa*iare thp eemta of theahree dfarim- -LAsn ties, All of Iheiti;under fifteen.”^ It ie Terefia who is just dead.;Sue is made imv ‘ »ia>« Such is feme. *8he t '^S!Slu4 tfte , (.year ending -June 30, lo^k, ofTadi ^"to ;i.a“uiwls^n wu r.. r . »1 therepaid on aocount of penaioilit tin :,.-igrfeehl an<c'Hfcmre> >h* fUmm $29,683,116, being 6910,732 lesaipn papere of-^tho finm ' Last 'Saturday, paid the preceding year. MisjJ >» a (War, the hooka were predeecd, and riiey | *W mends apprOpristioi) for CVnfW-i WWW releocodtfroifi JbB;—p. dsol*. grain sufficknt ■ to ran" the farm suit 95 or 80 bales o cotton witu good seasona nod careful cultivation. S-t miles from Atbeas, 9 1-9 railesfraai 1‘Sper ilUi u a-4 of s mi.e from Jubu Kobinaouaon rood to IVatkuiaviUs. For ftuther particular* enquire of H. H. Carlton A Co., Beal Eatate Agents, Atliens Genesis. !:■<., deel«4ll Daily (by i Semi-Weekly, 1 year New Turk Tribune. two noam* rtxm! ‘I “THE LEADING AMEB1CAN' NEWSPAPER.” The Paper for Business Men, Ear men,, EumUies, and all the People. TERMS OF THE TBIBUNE rosTAux rm to t. x s, u. cxioiBs. mail) 1 year Wy, ‘ Five eo(tieH, 1. Ten oopie. (and one extra) 1 year WocXly, 1 year ... Five copies, 1 year ■ - Ten copies, 1 year - f - Twenty copies, 1 year Tnirty copies, 1 year -' All subscriptions paid at tbe above rates will ba ex- teuocU from tho data of feeeiptn nutil December 11, '1S74.: ■ ■ : - j; ; : I Each person procuring a club of ten or more sub scribers ia entitled tooue extra Weekly, su l of titty or more to a Semi-W’eddy. To clergy men. The Weekly Tribune wij lie sent one year for *1 50. 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MONDAY ai. i TUiSDAV, Uveember 13th and 14tL bxtcbv iiT Btqvx-T or THE CELEBRATED AND POPULAB, HOLMAN English Opera Company, Enlarge . for the pre>eut beaoon—i-'ull Chora.-. MONDAY Eveuiiitf. Dec. ltth—Lccoq'a lost and most Bri ll Urnt Opera, GIROFLE GIIIOFLA, Originally pine t by tiiia Company, in Philadelphia end New York, to overwhelming audiences. TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER, 14th, Loeoq’a Sparkling Opera, MADAM ANGOTS CHILD. Adwiiwioti II—GiUenr 50c—Reoerved Beats $1.25, uow on sale at Burke's'Book Store. dec7 .It To Rent. HE LAMAR HOUSE, NOW OU copied by Dr. Skinner. Fo terms apply to CuBB, ERWIN & COBB, Attorneya at Law. decl«-3t. For Sale. *VHE HOUSE AND LOT FORMERLY J. owned by Capt. J. E. Bitch, opposite Ur. Jus. S. England’s, tor terms apply to COBB, ERWIN A COBB, Attorneya at Lew. decU-4t i ATHE N S Foundry and Machine Ms, Athens, Georgia, General Founders and Machinists, q PATTERN WORK, SMITHING AND REPAIRING ' Having on extensive collection of Patterns, ilonutacture Ikon and Brass Castings, . MILL AND GIN GEARING, MINING <St MILL MACHINERY. Steam Engines, Saw Mills, Shifting, Pul leys, AHU Spindles, Hoisting Screws, Lighter Screws, Rattle Stuffs. Mill , « rank*, Hors e-P owers, : . Threshers, Fan Mills, Sugar Mills, Bark Mitts, Stamping Mitts, Cotton Seed Crushers, etc., etc^ etc., etc. Manufacture, and are Agents for, the most approved Turbiue W .ter W nceis, Brooks’ Patent Portable K»: voinug end Colt's ecletwated Cotton Preaea. Iron FeuO ug, Grave fcodoaurva, Bdeonies, Ac., &e., Ailureas, R. NICKERSON, Agent and Sup’t. . Mili 1 in mi,,, lurniaued at Mauuliiclurvr’e price., dec* *5k To Relit. FRESH GOODS : Ho! For Christmas. FIFTY’BOXES NEW STOCK FIRE CRACKERS, Guaranteed. a FUUNihUED HOUSE rul: RENT IN A DE- t siran.e ,ort of tne city. Apply attlio* otfico. For Kent. > 'I’UK HOUSE AND LOT ON RIVER I Street next lonow P. l .irry’a. There are six good ri.ms; inklf-euuy up stain; four fire-places Apply lu de.-7-tf A c*.ok room, kitchen, and 1. M. KENNEY, A.-i'ii! foi lln. T. W, Gantt. Notice! ff’ HE undorsiitiad hereby giyea notion to all persons ■ Indebted i« „iin, eiv.^ By account or iwie^tlist he has waited ou them till pane.too haa ceasedtd bee virtna, last hs uaunot ootitlnus to waito.i paper that is past dim, and be i* now making out all accouut* turthe purpore of plaoilig them iu tue hau ls of. an officer for opilection. Persons who M*ne forward promptly will sets oosts. 1 meAju»t **g»iy.wn«i) say. novSo lm. 8. C. DCBBS. Treasurer’s Sale. r|VWO HOUSES AND LOTS IN ATHENS FOB I fl. (sis; the bom'iafl.flirfloWlMhMUr *-t acre, .more or Jeon, on tne street landing to thn Factory Spring,' be low Gann and Basra.’ Stable—being the uouae end lot uTbylira.KJ.lWr. ^ louse and lot euuUUintone acre, more cr " ad, edjoiniug tue Hamp- w recently owned end im- ittier or both wilt be sold l«fl instant, if not sooner TP* f ^k*.**^*^**?** »?ereeted by order of Board of Director*. I. M. KENNEY, as Trewnrer and Trustee, .t idTAt. ■: grin ■ i:0,B.AllA . WWllfte LARGEST •is *r lie'll <" GO TO BBBB > A RRRR RRKR Y Y B B - AA B K R it Y Y B B A A B R R K Y Y B B A A K R R R Y Y BBB AAA KKR ERR YY B B AAR R R K Y B B A A K RR R Y B B A A R K R R Y BBBB A A K KB K Y —FOR vorn— equate JOHN LOWLOW, coti reded by the public, the press find the profession to be the greatest Clown living. ROMEO SEBASTIAN, the peerless Rider, whose reputation is world wide. EL NINO EDDIE, the unrivaled and reinarlutble Tight-Rope Performer. JAMES CAMPBELL, the wonderful Somersaultist. < • Miss ROSALINE, Miss JENNIE TOURNOUR, Miss CHRISTINE and *ix other lad; riders, celebrated for bsnuty and grace. WHITNEY and DAVENPORT, the thrilling Trapeze Performers and Acrobats, JuHN WILSON, the great Four-Horse Bare Back Rider. ’ r GEORGE SLOMAN, the great English Globe Performer. NONPAREIL LEWIS, the wonderful negro boy Bare Back Rider, and twenty other equally well amt favorably known artists. f vr stJL .1 Ji PROCESSION OF DAZZLING SPLENDOR PANIC PRICES! 2 Q Large Sales being effected daily, Fresh Goods are constantly arriving at the • .1,1’ ' lie Stoie on ihe Corner," IF TOU WANT AN EXCELLENT A MM MM PPPPP AA MM M M P P A A; M M M M P P A A M MM M P V AAA 51 MM M PP P A A M M M P A A M M M P A A M M M 1' V A M M M P is <1 GIVE US .% (’AI.I ! S’ MM ARY: 5000 lb-timon Pure f’an.lies. fan kinds.) 9,000 'b. Fresh Crackers, (75box,-a, all kinds 1*21*0 Iba Raisins, whi le, halt; quarter boxe-. 10,000 Cigar* tall grilles). 1,000 Iba Almonds and other kinds nuts, l,0oo Coeoanuta. 50 Coat* Oysters, Jellies, Pine Apples, reselle*, Ae. 10 Caoea quarter boxes Sardines (l,00f box***. 50 Boxes Cream end Dairy Cheese (9,OIK lbe). 85 Boxes Soap, (Lanndiy *n*7 Family); : 50 Drums New Smyrna Figs., ■, 95 Barret* Cook and Cheeks Faney Floin ' I Crete Lighorii Citron. 1 -* ” 95 Packages Glassware, Lamps sad Crook ery cheaper than the cheapest. 9* Boxes Tobacco, Fine, Medium and Lor 'Grari**. • • ■ . 11 •• i ll tt: tut m -Hi; SP? 10 ? .»»U «j! tagar, reffee*. Tees, Spies*, Part Vtass.'sn. UqnonqK' .1*1,.). Tilt. )»•.,;-> 1 • .. t ST TUB IUUI AX9 qOABT—TXBT IOW. Gilt Edge Goshen tad Choice Tcnnesec r i. * il rfut» Butter.* rUmF'.'. n!'. Don’t goto Atlanta and Augusta; but try these goods and prices andnare money, at least 5 percent. novSUf MflR ' - • )'■.*; ; ■ ft- * .I'llV. fra* nov24—tt v til »«* unkui •«**•! e»d nt CC r * - , ’’oiuwrit AND BEST SELECTED STOCK ’ i -'i • k..f| jb' -.1 ” ■ V " I* IO V; *,; . ,i. ,t * r * Fane/ Groceries and Co'njectiofity _ ANTES) i—Ths MinWatp * Usatv ■J,.. vl . > factoring Company are uosr reorganising their A TEAM OP PONDEROUS ELEPHANTS Drawing a Golden"Chariot, forming a Picture of Bewildering Beauty. TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY. Doors open at 1 and 7 p. m. Performances sa — hour later. General Admission 75c—Children 50c. Remember the Date—"MONDAY, Dec. 27th. M. G. & .j7cOHEN :r j •. 1. i si *1 iv' ^ W ILL OFFER FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS THE ENTIRE BALANCE of their WINTER STOCK, consisting of ^ t . j. >•»!«* // vi: mwttwUi $ * >•< *<• DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, FLANNELS, FURS, BOULEVARD SKIRTS GENTS’ CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS, .U’l'il.Mt »< r'aaiTTMW vi- BOOTS, SHOES, HAT^', ETCj ■i * ^ vS V. i. ' ‘V'ZAT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. ■ ALSO, A LARGE STOCK OF .aa ?.v ft. You ths' and Boy^“^)thing a juris ■rtiril «Z2 .f.VVO’i. rr^»\Xrt S SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFEKED TO (JitANGERS. »i • n *is >-»* ■' i .ivi'- •- t 1 ' i 1 11 I,- d •* “njT si • *• • ■> • .. ;, j, . •* «s •'■:*!-.if M Call early, wltil the selection is large and the Stock complete, at dco7-3t , . t;‘ V" U „ ( ; .ATHENS, GA> f ItHK snbecribvrs have removed to Nq. 19,* FRANKLIN HOUSERANGE, Broad Street, where theykrtp «• ff etantly ou baud a large aud well selected stock of - - . . , . . -■ ’ IdUIVlTIJliE OF EVEB¥ DKSCRlPTlOm nil t -ft To which they invito the attention if the public, end which will be sold n o r«r k Am ; K.X'iie macm.rm* UMi CQPFIK8 AND CASES, tasBxm ni L- BURIAL Furnished AS LOW OB LOWER thin by any other establishment in the city. 'When ftirniihed also furnish,.WITHOUT ADDITION AI. CHAISE, uu t I)*iid*on,e HEARSE, with hones and driver, for W*" withiu the city. , ‘! ! I .... gw i * ’ J. P. WILSON A CO. ( Athens, G*.. Sept. 8—45-4m. s .ri • U, i.JJtU 11 . . f ... . ■-Ifiii:! .k. ?r ;t __U—>tii *ti..iu ^— 'ifeLGARS;.: ,Wo have now on hand 950,(00 Choicea* Cigars, which we offer at Grx.tlt Rsi’t 0 *'’ twAlao a large stick of Smoking and Chewing ^ ^ Supff, Geuui^M|er^amn « d , - t '°B0T A liberal diaoount allowed to Jobber* l«*,ty. Com. * L®^ i W- 5-ti.l Under NewWggghi^-r Colonists, -Emigrants and Trait - ers A. R. ROBERTSON’S mm Ait siiiifN tun. Dealer in end numnfactuMr of Monuments, Hesd^SHd Foot Si ones, Marble amt Granite Bax tTomhn and Cra dle Tombs. AH work warranted. 1,‘eraoqa will do well tq examiu’e my design*, end be.-eonrtui they art dealing withe thir add Square toidul Athena, Go., Sept. Stt, i875., ,.t .ii« q^ 48-tf.. NEW BOOKS., S IGN A Onide’a lost, $9.«« J T ' “ ^Three Featliers, by Wm. Uhuik-fll.JO.