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j> STOVALL, . . Local Editor. ATHENS, QA. Tl 'KSn.tT SIORNISH, DEt. 14,1875. I’snsoNAi-—Please settle your account .-tf, this Office for 1875, and deposit two ,'lMin«» °f Trea *! tr y f° r your paper for I .i, 181 6. ' subscribers outside of Clarke county C 'H fiUiise send us ft u Post- Office Order** for tmdtU-trs andl cents, at postal |*. , pWpfflrfi , nH v> business, ami trust the above ,,'tlc hist <rill be sufficient. Pleasant-rlcs. Q jr devil is reading the President's Mes- ,gt. f. i X A Jl *1 41 tf pjn’t fail to see the Holman’s again tos b«M- r'.< ' 5 ■ Th; festive kine now munches cotton Jem tlie average bale. | Two of the Opera troupe went out hunt- pi,. yesterday morning. \r.d still old “ProW won’t predict snow, umpire the cold weather. I Or.e of the whitest, heaviest frosts of the if,,sodi last Saturday morning. Atlanta, too, has, a literary ferment— hl,rhs(t1 in the *• little brown jug.” I And old John Robinson, the ever faithful, lid reliable, is coming to see ns again. Prof. Tuttle’s gymnasium classes are now [juite large and ye acrobats are progressing. 77ie Opera to-night, ’‘La Fille de Mme. tngot” will be another brilliant entertain- next. We would call attention to the advertises pent of Mrs. Ella C. Colbert's Female icademy. Things down in the direction of the Foun- v are beginning to look lively; another ime house is going up. We learn that many young people in our jiv have serious intentions of uniting with Btferent churches of their choice, very soon. I Who can visit Burke's hook store and stand Lwildered amid the dazzling array of pretty Jings, and not be convinced that Christmas fc.sing. Mate College student, soliloquizing; “How ^rivaling these sumptuary laws. However, ■>ters arc cheap. Waiter bring me half doz- i fried, brown on top. I Question for debating societies: “Does contemplation of natural moustrocities tender a predilection or affection for de- rinity’” Vide “Infelice.” Price, the father-in-law murderer at Wat- nsville, will have his case carried to the Lprenie Court, which of course will delay lit little hanging next Friday. IVe learn from our special reporter at the ('. I. that a young lady caught on fire jat week, hut was promptly rescued from c (lames by one of her companions. ISehevcnell's beautiful window, revealing | exquisite treasures ot silver ware, presents post charming appearance, and isan appro- hate exterior to his Shebeau casket ot a Ire within. [Mr. Earlie L. Jennings, “the affable,” l-hed in upon us last Friday. He has lied to his labors for the Sunny South, the L rv of that elegant journal, the Augusta ! notionalist. JA glance into tho interior of the Harrison filer, ot the Athens Foundry, disclosing the sing white heated metalic globe, is cer- r.iv enough to make a fellow pause, con- tr and think about mending his ways. The alarm of fire last Wednesday night, s caused by a burning chimney in town, bplc ought to be careful how they burn I chimneys, as they endanger property, 1 furthermore have a demoralizing effect bu prayer meetings. |sturdav morning about 8J o’clock A. m., Sle some light fleecy clouds were veiling M ice of the sun,two beautiful and distinct pbows wore seen to connect the clouds B the earth, although no indications of rain [e anywhere visible. The sight is said to ; been a remarkably lovely one. IV Dcm Athenian and Phi Kappa debates t* I'd respectively next Friday and Tues- [ nights. We predict literary treats for i audiences. The Demosthmiians have minted a committee of six to examine ) the alleged insanity ot Hamlet, while | Phi Kappa deputation will discuss Cuba. The <lav train on the Athens-branch will aft«r arrive at 7$ F. M.': So Ihtjfaer On the main line between Augus- Atlanta a Sunday day train will be kuduced, leaving Augusta 8 a. m., arriv- |at Atlanta 4 p. m. Leaving Atlanta J - «., and reaching Augusta at 8:05 llj'or Burke, who certainly has an eye for rbeautiful as well as the instructive, has P* 10 his elegant supply of books and f'onery a large and splendid assortment toys and fancy articles. His store i blaze of Christmas goods, and is un- mioiiahly the headquarters of Santa Claus. II and examine his stock. ►lurried, Thursday evening December at the residence of the bride’s father, by '• C. \V. Lane, Mr. W. Henry Wells, of tttaoooga Tennessee, and Miss Rosa Smith, » city. a thousand blessings attend our young ■id' in the state Matnm nial. Th ougl.» [ j desert of life may they find many a P l nas ' s and discover many ii, tie well.— ppptnesa to gladden their hearts and to am them in their journeyings. A } Lilroad * cctoeyt.—Last Wednesday. A?* 1 train, on the Athens branch, '' mterville a broken rail threw the, om the track, smashing theeugine up badly and lifting the care into the 1 msiUr w *alightly bruiaed, | ***" f or the day were delayed. Mee tisq8.— 1 These meat- f ” r V he P** 1 “"nth h »»o omfnnJ" M K ?° a in our midst, will still nt nned M r . J . A Monday, who has tri.^r h*J > {-* dded much interest to the ^as last Frill carnest . exhortations* left "”7 rooming to complete bis l o l’ rior t0 leaving for the Theo- ^minary at Greenville, & C. Mr. Wmu 8 ** 1 favorite here, and bia ktihcM L be j r eRrctted fa y Sunday rth, 1 L^J'°|! lst c * mrc h was again crr»wa- W7 ceed,n S s were as usual very aol- * Rev. C. W. Lane, ^Musnd Judge Asa M. Jackson ‘ > win We hope that these i kept up and shall be blessed of the spirit. iroroense concourse i to he,*- , morn ing at the Metho list inner rl. va l®d' ctor y sermon of »a s'rJi d '*»uree was in every opon*r #nt °n«, being a masterly rebtinn influftice ► ofth. il the oongAumn ther -of. E* A*t ,, ia*tration* w^Tin the Doc .rs I to * ww * felling in efleet His • congregation and the people ,L. y J** roost touching and when wonldiot be easily fill-d. kS hi * 8te JW. and Wrri<^ b0r Dever l>e fruiil«is in Robinson’s Great show. [From LoaisvUle Conrier-Jonmat, Sept. 29, 187S.] The big show of Old Reliable John Robin son came into Lou sville, gave a two days’ exhibition and departed for the South. The vast concern was heralded by an almost un limited amount of advertising, and no prom ise of the veteran manager was unfulfilled. The managerie was filled with the rarest and most expensive wild animals, while the arenic display was suberb in every detail. During both davs the audience was very large and embraced the wealth, fashion and beauty of our city. More brilliant audiences we have rarely seen under canvas, and the patronage tho great show received here was well deserved. From here the entire compa ny goes into the South, and we commen<!»it4 ” to the people there as trill worthy of the onto- fidence its reputation in past years has in spired. But few shows have ever visited Louisville that have given so much satisfac tion in every respect. It is a strictly moral circus in the sense that the entertainment observed the bounds of the strictest proprie ty. The show is certainly one Of the best in the world, and only needs to be seen to be admired. The well known reputation of the manager was sufficient in Louisville to at tract unusually large audiences beneath the pavilion. Those who witnessed the arenic performances, which were ju?t what the ad vertisements of the concern promised, seemed exceedingly well pleased, and remarked nu memus high compliments of their m n"inl excellency. The gymna-iie feats of A\iit- ney anil Davenport, aeroirtts and tiapeze erformers, were truly wonderful. Not less so were those of pretty Mis- Jennie Tournour, who held heradinirer.-aliuo9t spell-bound while she -wuug to nml fro lii.-h a ove their heads in a trapeze, balanced simply by her feet. Another lady performer was .Miss Rosaline Stickney, whose graceful equestrian acts and leaps were very generally admired. Those of Bob Stickney, too, ns well a- his remark able jump-, tumbles and double somersaults over two dozen horses, elh-iled tne applause' of everybody within the hig lent. Stickney is a remarkable leaper and very likelv as good n9 there is in the world. A circus without a clown is like n woman without a tongue, and old Joliu Robinson would lie in a kid straight indeed were he to lose “ Lowlow," whoso jokes and jeers never do other than amuse his nuilitors. Miss Emma Lake, the equestrienne, El Nino Eddie, the right rope perl'orra. r, Campbell, the tumbler, Sloman, the I mil tosscr, aud all the oilier performers, like the entire show, are full uf sparkling peculiarities and excellencies well worth seeing. The wardrobe of the establishment is very elegant. It is a rule with Mr Robinson to require his performers to change their cos tumes for new ones at least once in a quarter, and the result is that they always appear in glittering array. The orchestral music is another enjoyable feature. There are no wheezy reeds or hoarse trombones or soul- harrowing cornets. Every instrument is in good order and the players artists. Lost, on Friday 10th, either on Prince Avenue, Hull or Hancock streets, between the residence of W. J. Morton, Esq., and the Lucy Cobb Institute, a Coral Ear Ring, with a small coral at'- top and a large one at bottom, with a gold pendant underneath. A suitable reward will be paid by leaving the same with \V. J. Morton. decl4-lt. 0J8 CHRISTMAS COLUMN. .. Ail styles of Gents’ Hand-made Shoes, at Skkads’. Egg-Nogg supplied to families for Christ mas. R. R. Sacltkb. Franklin Hotel—W. A. Jester* Co., has a full supply of. fine Norfolk Oysters. New Style Silver Filigree Jewelry, just received at L. Scuevenell & Co’s. * Kalvarinsky&Liebler, Choice Brands of Cigars. Buy a bos for Christmas. Christmas-Gitt.—What is better than a nice set of Furniture? at J. F. Wilson & Co. McKib A McKie.—Chickens, Flour, Butter and Eggs. Goods delivered free of charge. What better Christmas present than the “ Lon King” Cook Stove, at J. C. Wilkins & Co. J. W. Collins has Engs, Chickens, But ler. Flour. Potatoes ami Cabbage at the low est figures- Newton House. A. D. Clisard. Pro prietor—Board 82.00 per day—Good Din ner for 50e. The Pro'.ection toe and Centennial Shoe, the hues: thing out—for children, at Snead.-* Shoe Store. Toilk. Soaps, Perfume v,. Hair Oils, Br isbes, cheaper thdu ever he,ore. Wit. King, Jr. No n ire acceptable Christmas Present than -> Remington Sewing Machine, at L. Scuevenell & Co’s. B9S- DAVIS _ RECEIVED THE 11IGUEST awards at the late star fair. "" ATHENS. QA. THE LARGEST A\p. NQST ELEGANT _.GJ I.I EBT JX. novll-wtf ^ _ _ WITH THE BEST OPERATORS. go to Longs & lsiLLrrs. iPlU Determined to eater into no personal controversy, however nnjost tho sepersiocs of oar competitors, we jptjain the verdtateof Fdr Committee* for tho month Sept. 15—46-tr. THE ATHENS MARKETS. Cirmtti ffttklj 1tj tie. Xertiuls Eitliip., COTTON—Strmdy. From *10 to UK- FACTORY GOODS. Mackerel, No. l.Mta._tt 1 Cotton Yarns f 1 2SaO 00 “ No. Z, Kill—ft I Owabunp— 12 a IS “ N*. *, KIW_. 1 J8 KSUitfiiZ. I i 10 Malt,Tar OWk •» W H SheetUM — II a 12 Chewing tobacco— 75al « PROVISION. . Smokinc Ctal 0> Flour • fS a 10 SnaR, ' Wheat “ 1 25*1 50 Oats * 1.00 Bhceo, Sides,. .. 14s 15 ' shoulders— 11a 1< bams, — _ Ha tt Lard, . 18a H Irish, F Sweet TbcGba*d Ctctsal Bom—'The Boothern head- qnartera in Kaar York -ie rapablaolantanainiogflftiaa & Bium. Sept. 15—4S-tt t7*The andirsignrd have on hand a choice lot e< TWhy Hey, wU* they will eeH efieopftr <wa)L I i ' « GANN * REAVES. . LIQUORS. Cora wfciakay. -St 8a S - IIW n tr- ai I Gin.... t Ms C c Baortaw whMkey 2 Ma « « Wines - e "OalO * HARDWARE. Iron, Sworn, pr la SaSk Enjish US Castings. *Ka‘ Nalls, pr keg—- a .- Cotton Cards- IWt Shoes- .. tSXsl. *• Nalls- 2fcV leather. Hemlock .— 2ht Sole Leather- 2S-* Upr. Leather-...- 60*73 Haro. •• —40u6- Calfskins— . 40 OOalOO f- Kip Skins 50 00a 71» Dry Hides ..—12a:: Greaa Hide* —As- ; RAGGING, TIES, ROPE " ' ‘ ..14ali If you 3a, whomanfactore and * and CoOna, and sail aa cheap m any hooae in th , city. March 2t,iaTL-«My. v .; L. Scuevenell & Co. has a full liue of Solid Silver and Silver Plated Ware for Christmas and Bridal Presents. Messrs. Reese & Lane offer first class bargains in the wav of Holiday Goods, Dry Goods; Shawls, Woolens. &c. • • 1 * L. Scuevenell & Co. has Christmas Presents, Bohemian Glassware, Toilet Sets, and boquet holders at Shrinkage Prices. Go to Davis’s, if you want to make a really acceptable present. Have a large Photo made at Davis’ Premium Gallery. Miss Maria McCartney has a full line of Millinery Goods for Christmas holidays. Handsome trimmed Hats at reduced prices. Fine Assortment of Pocket and Table Cutlery, Spoons, <£c., for the Christmas Holidays at Summey, Hutcheson ABell’o. Turkeys— 73al 25 Butler Sue tt GROCERIES. Sugar, crushed-... 14a IS •• A 14a IS •• B 14a 15 “ C 12a 15 “ Demararm.. nio IS Coffe*. Hio 22a 25 Laguayra- 28a 23 Java 33a 37 Tea. 1 2Sa! 50 Svrup, cane 75al -J Molaaae-, Cuba— 60a C5 Candles, sperm— 4Ua so adamant.- 20a 23 tallow 15a 20 Chiv-at, State—.. 20.1 25 Ensliah Dairy— 25. SO Onions, per bu—... 1 OOal 25 Baixing pr yd March — a 20 Tie* — .... . Tallow- —...... 8a in . Rope, cotton— Rice, per lb I la 12 Rope, grass..j. y Th* above at* rtlaU price*. Special rates'to wholeaih buTera. •*,}■■•* »4 i MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. Report for the week ending Dec. 10: Receipts, hole*. v ....... t . -...1,06' Sties to *pjinerfi... - IS S’.ioments 78S Stock 3,Mi R4n fall ««' Maximum leraperatur* 62 degree* Miui .ium Um,«rtiuro SI degrecr. CORRECTED FOR THE GEORGIAN PITT HI*. MITCHELL & < 0. The Opera.—Lecoq’s opera bouffe, last night at Deuprees’ Hall, “Girofle-Girofla,” was most enthusiastically renewed by an overflowing house. The plot of this melo drama though simple is touching, and the music, though light is excellent. The differ ent parts of the ontu|ianv are well sustained and clustering around Miss Sallie Holman, the beautiful prima donna in her role of Girofle, they formed an exquisite mosaic of harmony.- ’Brmnilisi’fl tenor is delightful and Ryse’s baritone fine. The different songs were splendidly render<tl. Miss Sallie Hoi- man’s singing is, of con r.-e, charming, while the voice of Miss Julia, the eontraltn. was as so ft and «i noth as Persian satin." To night, “La Fille de Mme. Angot” will draw another crowded house. The well known reputation of the Holmans demands no further comments from u-. Porcelain Picture; elegant eases for this handsome picture, just received for the Holidays at Davis^ Premium Gallery. SrEciAi. Notice.—Th • C-i ip ns due tin- first day <>£ January next on city of Atln-us Bonds will be paid at once, on presentation at tho National or University Bank: l ; k'W W T fro. A. GlLLEl.ASD. duo7 4t:Jlf .-:wuri-r Ot y o:‘ Atlie is. *• W 6ma. There is nothingtniorflai-ceptahle fur a present than aw || oxeeuted plmiograph of one’s self; parents are rejoiced to receive such, while children are made happy in the possession of tlwirparents portraits. Notwiih standing the gloomy weather, Davis’ Premi um Gallery is constantly thronged with pai- runs eager to secure his matchless work, and we advuo our friends to. make early pre- engagements to get io in time. Do you want the beat Shoes, for men or women, in Georgia - if so, go-to f ^ dcc7.lt Pittard, Mitciiri.l & Co. A beautiful line of Neck Ruching and Silk Neck Ties at Miss C Jamis. , Cheapest Toilet Soap in the Sooth at dec7.lt Ptitard, Mitchell & Co. be The Best Blacking in the world, and will ! so’d at N. Y. priees at retail by deo7.lt Pitta rd, Mitchell & Co. Great bargains at Leroy C. Matthews’, No. 8 Broad St. General assortment of Dry Goods. Please examine our stock before buying. Go to Matiiews & Jackson, No. 1 Granite Block. For holidays—at very low figures. Dry Goods, Shawls, Clothing and Groceries. Try Barry’s wholesale and retail fancy and family Grocery store before buying your Christmas goods. All goods guaran teed first-class. TitF. COT MY MARKET. Athens, Ga., Nov. 80, 1875. Stains a Ordinary Good Ordinary Low Middling Middling Good Middling 10 101-2 11 1-4 11 1-2 11 3-4 TIIE B ICO Y A YD LARD MARKET. Bacon—Sides — a 16 Shoulders — a 131 Hams — a 17 Lard 18 a 20 roitx. WHEAT AND OATS MARKET. Corn—per bushel 1 90 a 1 00 Wheat, “ 1 25 a 1 50 Oats, “ 75 a 1 00 TIIE Fl.oru MARKET. Supers $6 50 a 7 00 Family 7 50 a 8 00 Fancv 8 00 a 8 50 MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. NOTICE.—Country • «>vr|*ep«r*<l SoeeBjaaoU hiMrefttifli m ytd< freight added. Laxoa Jt Boxer*. •ad Physicians, we lint AVAL Singer Second Week at Griffin, Oat. The Mi ldlo Georgia Fair Association awarded the REMINGTON, aa a special recognition of merit, DIPLOMA tor improvement in mecheniam of Shuttle „ * Sewing Machines. -' *- .</*- DIPLOMA *r speed nod Hgfctaea* of running in Shut tle Sewing Machines. ■fclPlOMA tar improvement* in Sewing Machine Stands and Attachments. DIPLOMA fbr Cabinet Work tor Sewing Machine*. DIPLOMA for Writing Machine. Nor*.—By an oversight the Remington did not enter tot auantu, for which • premium wee awarded the Singer.”' Gilleland, Wood ACo. haveedded the OofBn bail their Feruit ore Menufitdory, and al way* keep on h a Urge stock of Wood and Metalio Borial Cm**. They ella* cheap** any houaa in the State, wad funuah, —*— a-a-|‘^i-T-L ijjlmjtflf wit" :l*ei— tor ftmeral wtaa. Mareh M-U-ly No Fib—sew Una 8*0*.—No peraoo — — B—h**’» German Syrup without getting immediate relief and cure. We have th* tint - - - . >r any dial -WRiiJ*.«° ** U>en eared, W* ave distributed every year, tbr three yean, over 150,- *ev2SuActarer oF^adki^! Mgsrs&nstir.szi -•B&SS& b— eared. We OS Sample Bottle* Jutted States. No vergave their .hr 75 Pool* & iltnrr. Macacnm, Bsiratnu —In another .■art ot our paper will be tuuud the business card ofthia wall known house, whose manufactures ere in use from Hainan. Mexico and 8oath America, and avevywhero regarded aa fint-ehna in their design, matanal and workmanship. Wiih facilities for manufacturing and .hipping largely increased and improved from year to ear, they are prepared to fill all orders promptly and *rill guarantee their patrons thoroughly reliable work. Chose in need of anything in their line would do well o apply for their circular and price*. dtc7. It u found xt lait!—Soasmm N*w L'nd.u tuc lew.—A new era is dawuiug upon the life of woman. Hitherto ah* faaa been called npou to suffer the ills of mankind and her own besides. The frequent and di>- ti—ing irregularities peculiar to her sex have lung been to her ti.e “ direful spring of woe* unnumbered. ’ In the mansion of the rich and in the hovel of poverty •■ike woman has been the constant, yet patient victim of a thousand ills unknown to man—and theme witliont 4 remedy. “ Oh Ixuri, hi. w long 1'’ in t wagon j uf her -oul, hath aha cried. But now the hour of her redemp tion is come. She will Buffer no more, for Dr. J. Brad- detd’a Female Regulator—Woman’s Best Friend— is for sale by all respectable Druggists throughout the laud at •1 .50 per bottV. Iu another culnmn of this uewspsper will be found some interesting particulars concerning the Female Regulator and othar information highly it" portant to women. Near Uasixtta, Ga., March 21. 1870. Mtsrav Wu Boor & Sore:—About one year ago 1 bought a bottle of Bmdfield’a Female Regulator mini yon, for one of my daughters who had been suffering vith suppressed metises for some time. I have hud s-versl physicians attending, bot met with no success ■ntil I was peruuded to buy a bottle of tba Regulator, rnd it is the veiy thing for which it is recommend. She is now iu pcrlbct health. I hope all suffering emales will at least try one bottle and have health again. Very respectfully, dec7. D. DOBBINS. October, I87S Pint Week at Athene, Ca. Th* Oeooee Fair Association awarded to the REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, DIPLOMA foe the beat Duplay ofSewiug Machines. DIPLOMA for the Best Cabinet Work. DIPLOMA for the Beet Writing Nura-—Na rramie** afBwcd foe beet maehiee The and Wdacu received > Clarke County Sheriff’s Sale. I/K7ILL BE SOLD, BEFORE^THE f f Court Hoa»*da«r,l*tk*rityIf iifceritfg|MB county, on the first Tueaday in January next, .Within the legal hoars of taleT£e followiag property to wit: All of that tnotor caroeTof land situated, lying and being in ttM eeufeef Ctafcfofia (fc»ato«MNMMreB the north aide of the road leading to ClarksvUle, near two miles ft— Athens CIwmII, adMeJat Bobert Booth, PetakPhiakgr, John JaaMi red Mhsre. 4M* lot oootaning four acres, all enclosed, with good cabins. All levied upon by virtno of a ft fa. from Clarke Third Week at Macon, Oa. The committee in behalf of the State Agricultural Society made the following awards to the Remington: DIPLOMA for Type-Writer. DIPLOMA for epeed and light running in Shuttle Sewing Machine*. BBONZE MEDAL for Georgia made Cabinet work fbr Sewing Machines. BBONZE MEDAL for improvements in Sewing Ms- chine Stands and Bytau to tajmtaaati to Kaeiuta of Sktttli Biwiag KwUtii. J3TN«it*.—'This last award waa made by the com mute* attar a dose examination and comparison, sin* by side, with Singer, Howe and other first-class Ma- rrati Wail it 8ihu, Ala. The’ committee appointed by the Fair ‘ ssociation to examine Sewing Medlines awarded the Remingtou D1P1.UHA FOR TUK UKSf SElVIMi 9ACUINK. DIPLOMA for epeed and liglitnesa of running. DIPLOMA for improvement* in Sewing Machine Stands aud attachments. Not*.—The above award for the bat Machine tros made alter a comparison of working parts, side by silk, with the Singer New Family, wmou was in compe tition, and nets ved premium for display only. This indorsement should convince even body that the REMINGTON is the LATESTIMiKOVEband BEST MACIUSE now offered to thepublio; aud our tre mendously increasing business proves tiie public are beginning to appreciate this, the best of ail family Fa vorites, The REMINGTON is on exhibition at our store in Atuens. Call and sec it. L. SCHEVENELL & GO., No. 3 Road Street. N. B. Good Agents wanted in all unoccupied Ter ritory.Nov.24—5t. .!?•* MFC mas? Fall and Winter c Millinery Goods, Mia. T. A. Adaus would most respectfully inform the Ladies of Athens and of counties adjacent, that she lias now received and opened a most choice and select as- -ortment of Spring and Summer Millinery Goods, com prising in part the latest style* end fashions of lints* Bonnets* Ribbons, Laces, Flowers, Gloves, &c., oouuty, Ga. street, on th* aa ‘ •* - oaths aoath,l B.S.W*re. Said lot*. •old by virtu* of a farmerTevy ihada'ht A. Bmams, O, and tuiuod over to me by ejuntto* court fl fit from filtth Dwtrkt G M., April tomkltTZ, and aftat twtofi duly adrertaad ohum InlerpOMd by Peter Smith, next friend of A. Johnaoo’e duma. Brid eista MtariMk 1875. dce7.4t a u. ah, ms. uwanwr ana on J. A. BROWNING, Sheriff. Clarke Gouty Mortgage Sale. W ILL BE SOLD, BEFORE THE COURT HOUSE door, in the dty of Athena,CMrke county,-on the Pint Tuesday In February next, within the legal hour* of sale, tne followiag property, to-wit: One Dark Bay HOBSE, about four years old. Levied upon by virtue of two mortgage A fas. from CMrke County Coort, General Scraioo, November Term, 1875. Printnp Brothers & Pollard vs. J. E. Turner. All sold to satiafr the above-stated A foe. dec7-8w J. A. BROWNING, Sheriff. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. P URSUANT to an order of the Coort of Ordinary of Clarke county, will be told before the Coort Boot* door of said county outhe first Tuesday in January next, dnring the legal boon of tale, the following lands, to wit; one tract lying in said county on the Oeeoee River, containing 150 acres, more or lees, adjoining lands ot John White and othors, on which is a comfortable dwelling and necessary out houses, bring the place an which Mia. Jane G. Richardson resided at the time of Iter death, about 60 acres of it in plantation, 80 in woods, balance in old field pine. Also, one tract lying in said county, containing 82 acres, more or leas, adjoining John white and others, all in the woods; .stud two tracts to be told aa the pro perty of David Richardson, deceased, for the benefit of nis heirs. Also, one other tract lying in aaid county, containing 102 acres, more or less, oo which is a cabin, about 35 acres in plantation, 20 in woods, balance in old field, adjoining John White and lands of David Riohardion, deceased. To be sold as the property of June G. Richardson, deceased, for the beuefit of her heir*. Also, one other tract, lying in said county, containing 100 acres, more or less, adjoining Reese Barber ana others, n ostly in the woods; to be sold as the property of David RichardsoD, deceased, and Jane G. Richardson, deceased, for the benefit of their respective heirs. Terms for all said lands, cash. NATHANIEL RICHARDSON, Adm’r., of DAVID BICUABDSON, deceased, and of JANE G. RICHARDSON, deceased. nov24-30d. Toii-bt Ware. Chamber 8ets, Stoves, Faucy Jupnned Ware, Cake Cutters, Cake Pans, Tea Trays anil Waiters for Christmas, at J. T. Comer’s. Casper Morris, Dry Goods, Clothing. B'>ots, Shoes. Notions, Hats, Millinery Goods and Dress Patterns, etc. 13 Bread street, Athens, Georgia. Hunter &Beusse has Turkeys Chickens, Eigr-i, Bolter, Apples, Cabhioe. Onions, Irish PoMtoes and Siveet Potatoes, at the live grocers on the corner. L. Fliscii, ’onfectimier. Specialties tor ’>« Iloli at *. Toys. Candies, Fruits aud nhes nf every description on hand and to ■r.ler. Norfolk Oy-ters in every style. A. S. Diriev & Co., hive Christmas ' liekensj Ergs, Snj ivr .nt, Irish a’otaioes.Ohi nis. Cuhuage, Apples,Oranges', Cigar- mi l Cun lies cheap. Goods delivered tree of ei. irge. ' 1 !l • Y. / Have your Chronio*. Engravings or Pic tures ot any size you wan’t nicely framed. 1’ake them to Davis’Gallery wheretj^cmost legant picture mouldiug can be fmjnd. All > >rks promptly finished. Buy ypur Christmas goods from' L. ''CHEVENELL & Co. Lnp iaowest Prices. Watches. Jewelry. Silver' care. Bride.! Presents, Bohemian Glassware, •SilverJewelry, Remington Sewing Machines, &c., &c. New York, December 11.—Cotton firm; asking hirher; sales 3,000 hales at 13 5-16a 13-i; net receipts 1.148 bales; gross 8,057. Tutures opemsl and closed firm, with sales of 24.500 I ales. New Orleans, Dec 11. - Cotton market firm; good demand; middlings, 12i; low middling, 12j; good orinary, 10J; net re ceipts, 1,987 bales; gross 2,255; exports to Great Britain 2,600; to France, 2,241; sales 10.500; stock 214.298. Mobile, Dec. 11.—Cotton firm; mid dling. 12jja22£; net receipts 5,020 bales; exports to coastwise 1,031; sales 3,500. Savannah, Dec. 11.— Cotton firm; mid dling 12}; net receipts, 2,728; gross 2,728; salt'311. Charleston, Dec. 11.—Cotton firm; miditling. 12 13al6 12}; net receipts. 3.321 balps; gross 3,321; exports to France 1,400; coastwise 294; sales 1,500. Augusta. Dec 11. -Cotton in good de- mind; middlings 12j; net receipts 1,365 bales; wales 956. Tux Caixr axi> Poftlab Atlanta Store or Fcncii- eorr, Eisidict & to., N.,. 33 m hit. ball bi.—la uow ..fferinx the LaigMt, Cheapest, aim beat Selected Stock of Dry Good*. F.ucjr Goods, Notions, Hoaierv and Und rwear. Novelties in Carpets, Oil Cloths, 'Lam- b. rqnins. Cornices and Upholstery Goods at a saving of 15 to 20 per cent, on each article purchased. Tneir Facilities are ouly equaled by the Largest Houses iu the Union. A call before purchasing at other houses is re spectfully solicited. N. B—Samples sent on application. All orders over Ten Dollars, st Retail, will bu sent tree of charge to any part of the State. F., B. & CO. Branches— F. B. & Co., New Yerk. F. B. & Co., Charleston, S. C. F. B. & Co., Jacksonville, Fla. [nov,17-tf. prices. Give her Orders from adis- Th* Faxilt Sxwixo Mxtann.—‘The invention of the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine exerts in influence over domestic comfort oneqtullod by any invention of th* last hundred years. As sn economics! arrangement it enables one penon to do the work of ten in a superior manner, and with unspeakably more comfort. Machine* will be delivered at any Railroad Station in this county, ftee of transportation charges, if ordered through “essn Ursa aw A Gaimni, Athena, Ga. They send an elegant catalogue and chromo circular free oo application. They want a few more good agents. NovSdw. Winter ‘ Goods - at Reduced PBICE3.3D| Lucas & Ware will sell off their large tuck of Winter goo.ls at reduced prices. ILiys’ clothing at cost. Extra induce ment to Grangers. ' Cull and see tliem. Dec. 14-31. | road Just Openf.d.—The finest and cheapest Picture Frames a: Davis’ Gallery. Try the Natural Leaf smoking tobacco, manufactured by Kalvarinsky & Lieblek One hundred boxes assorted Crackers, fresh every week, at Talmadgb, IIodgson «fc Co. ^ 6t-w. New Jersey cabbage. White, Red and Yellow Onions, Irish Potatoes, at Tal- madge, Hodgson & o. 5t-w. Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah or Charles ton prices duplicated for any goods sold in Athens by Talmadge, Hodgson & Co. if 5t-w.o-.v O » ■ Fink Saratoga Whisky, JpHfc'Teccived at Saultcr’s Exchange. The finest in the market. Liquors of all .kinds and brands. Oct.29tf " ^ t 100 Boxes Best Raisins, 100 Boxes Fresh Figs, Prunes, Currants, Dates, Citron and Spices of all kinds at Talmadge, Hodgson « Co. 6t " Dealers would do well to call and exam ine our stock of Liquors before buying. N« trouble to show goo«lt at Tahiadgk, Iloixi son A Co. &t ' w Chow Chow,Pickles,'Raisins, Nuts Flour Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup, Ac.* » Barrv’s little Store, on the corner of Br<vn and Jackson Streets. 4-1 1,000 lbs Choiee Mince Meat in bwli, and five pound pails, choice “Gilt Edge” Goshe. Batter, fresh Buck Wheat, fresh lot ot Mac- coroni at low figures at Talmadge, Hodirwn & Co. t 5t - w * Ono of the largest and best selected stock of Whiskies, Brandies, Ra n, Gin, Table Wines, Cooking Wines, Porter, Ales, Ac., Ac., at wholesale and. retail by Tal- &c. ( Ac., madGb, Hodgson A Co. 6t-w. Segars, Pipes, Tobacco, 8nuff and 'niokers’ Articles at G. Hauser’s, College Vvenue. Just received, a fine article of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. Abo on hand a large stock of Segars, of my own manufacture, that I wi l sell Cheap for Cash. TnE finest stock of Perfumery,, consisting if LuliinV, Phalim’s, Wright’s, Colgate’s, Hinman’s Rinnel’s, Wenck’s and Duvale’s Extract*; Atwood’s, Drexel, Farina, Bur* lett’s Golden Bell, Opera ana Speucier CoN ignes. Best English Tooth, Hair, Nail and Shaving Brushes. Lubin’s, Condray’s, Cash- mere. Bouquet, and a hundred other Soaps, just received at Longs & Billups. Wm. McDowell has everything from fine Cracker to a Soda Biscuit, Toys and Candies. Since man to man is eo uujnat, I do not know what man to trust. Some have left and slipped away And left all their bill* for me to pay. I respect f> lly request those who have been 'u illy of the above offense, to send me the tmount of their account forthwith, or I will publish their Esnc SEW1NC ’ MACHINES. 3S@ “DOMESTIC” PAPER FASHIONS* Beat Panama mads. Sm6lets, forCatafese*. biixess 83M8C0 8SW1SS1IA0HM1 COL AumTina.*Ki Prescription Free NOR THE SPEEDY CURB OF SPECIAL TEOU- _ blej common to. the vonng end middle-aged. Nervous, mental and physical depression, loss of memory and energy, pain* hi tne book, self-distrust, dizxine**, dimness of eight, confusion of ideas, and other disorder* of the nervuea system consequent on various habits that lower the vitality of the system. Any druinriata has the initredienta. Address dec7.lt DR. E. H. HILTON, Ciiiciim ft, O. $77 Week guaranteed to Male and Female Agent*. Id their loculity. CVrata Nothing to try it. Paiticulor* Fieo P. O. VICKE- HY ACO.^ Augusta, lie. $5 to $20 Sept. 15-fo-R. F iychomancy, ok soul charming, how either mx may fascinate and gain the love and affections of any person they choose, instantly. This art all can posses*, free, by mail, for 25 cent*; together with a Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hint* to Lndiea, etc. l,«An,000 sold. A queer book. Ad- dreea T. WILLIAMS A OO., Pah’s. Philadelphia. decT.R V GENTS, THE GREATEST CHANCE OF THE age. Addre-* wiui stamp, National Copying Cm, Atlanta, Ga. d««7^ S5to1(|^ y Marion Supply Co., M»non, Ageul i, Chid ,u wanted. J^drera CENTS PER YARD. FeU Ceiling for rooms in pboc «f P>*ft«r. Felt Roofing and Sidtog. For Cbeolar and Sampl-. adJrea. C.T7aY, Ongtom, Naw Jeney. * \ • «M«ffA F elt carpeting, I - ' - " N Advertiser’s Gazette. a JOURNAL OF INFORMATION FOB ADVER- \ Users. Edition, 2.600 oopie*. PobUabad weekly. - CO n Editor* and A ;ood idea, the arched brick drain in mint nf the new Iusuitmce building. Base bai.ijb at Reduced Prices.—Cock •f the Walk and Bounding Rock—regula tion size «md’ weight, and,' (be lnt:M nade. Prire. $1.00. _ Other qualities at .■orreppondingly low prices, at Burke’s Book Su re. . - -I Five ibiutsand pounds assorted Stick Candy, thn®‘ thousand potnnls assorted French Candy, two hundred boxes Fire Crackers, two’hufidred bushels fine Apples, Oranges, Cocoanuts, Ac., at low figures, ■vholesalo and retail by Talked x, Hodg son A Co. ’’ ■■ . 6t-w. ’I’vyri- dee7.R Toy Money T EN Dollar*’ worth of Toy Green Back* for Ten Cent* T:.a vary thing for Book Btore. June 3 1875. 8I-tf. TPF Notice. V EEDLES for aR kind* at Sewing Machine*, a Varga?-?*" 1 b3r s. C. DOBBS, AgenL s o : s.iL. cheap, g WNE 35 8aw Griswold Giu, Water Boxes, in perfect Vf order. Apply to _ _ , novliwlm. HuLL. COLLEGE AVENUE m 0000$ EMPORIUM! BY MOSES MYERS. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, Carpets, Furs, Blankets, Fancy and Jtilanery jjj^ STORE ROOM EX LA“GK We will nan call STOCK INCREASED. J-4 beg the citizens of Athena and vidnity to give ar3 examine qnrhWck before purcliaaiug. TALMADGE, HODGSON & CO,. BAS NOW BAND 100 Cases New Oy ters. 10 Cssffi Sardines. 26 Cases Brandy Fruits. 10 bbls. Fresh Nuts. 5 bblu Fresh Crantierries, For sale by Talmadge, Hodgson A CO. nov!7w5t. Which the will sell at reasonable call before purchasing elsewhere, lance, oarel'uily filled. Store located on Broad street, one door above National Bank. April 21,1875—25-tf. Great Bargains in Mote Paper. I N order to reduce our unusually large Block, new and beautiful style* of Initial and other papirs will be sold AT GREATLV REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH AT BURKE’S BOOK STORE. Sept. 29—48-tf. FOB SALS 7 A Number One Plantation. QQA ACRES of First Class Land, on the Pond Fork of Oconee River, 18 miles from Athens, 175 acres in cnltivstion. Cultivatable land not in culti vation about ouc hundred acres, and the remainder in forreat. Terms liberal. Apply to H. U. CARLTON & CO., Red Estate Agents, Or to the Proprietor M. B. DUSTER, Oceota Poet Office, Oconee co. sovttwlm. GEORGIA.—CLARKE COUNTY. W HEREAS, Ann R. Herring, Administratrix of Stephen W. Herring, deceased, applies to me for letters of dismission from said Administration. These are therefore to rite and admonish all concerned to show cause (if any they have) at my office on or before the first Monday in January next, why add letters should not be gTanted. Given under my hand at office this 2Iat day of Sept. 1875. ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinay. Sept. 29, 1875—lm3m. GEORGIA.—CLARKE COUNTY. W HEREAS, William Hairis, (colored) applies to me for letters of adminis tration on the estate of Cordelia Harris (colored,) late uf rniid county, deceased, These are therefore to cite and admor iah all concern ed to show cause (if any they have) at my office, on or before the first Monday in January next, why arid letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office this 15th day of Nov. 1875. uov24-30d. ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary. BOOK AGENTS AND GOOD SALESMEN Are “COINING MONEY” with the famous BID* DESIGNS, The French Edition of which edit for $155, and the Loo don Edition for $200. Our Popular Edition (5.50), containing over One Handled fall-paga quarto plates, is th* cheapest and most elegant publication in America, and the neat to sell. Critic* vl- with each other in praising it, nd the masse* bay it Agent in Charleston. 8. C. t reports 97 orders; one in Ninety-Six, S. C., 106'; one in Va^ 247; another in Memphis, 200 order*, token in three weeks. Full particulars fine. Address. J. B. FORD & CO., Publishers, NovSdtfw. , 27 Park Place, New York. GEORGIA.—CLARKE COUNTY. W HEREAS, Eugene W. Brydye (color ed) applies to me for letters ot Ad- ministration on tho estate of Samuel Freeman (colored), late of edd county, deceased, : These are therefore to cite and admonish all concern 'd to show cause (if any they havel at my office, onoT before the first Monday in January next, why laid letter* should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, this the 15th day of November, 1875. nov24-50d. ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary. GEORGIA—CLARKE COUNTY. \ I THERE AS, David R. Elder, Guardian VV of William T., John, F. W. and Mary M- Osborn, (now Mary M. Elder), orphan* of John Osborn deceased, applies to me for letters of dia mission from add guardianship. - •* IUJ These are therefore to rite- and admonish alLcon- oemsdto show cans* (if any they have)*tmy eSBpaoo or before the first Monday in lJanuary next, whreaid' letters should not he granted. wTUil ill.! Given under my hand at office this Sdday ofNovL . 1875. ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary. . novl7w4t. ‘ “P - ’ NEW STORE HOUSE FOR RENT. r PHE New Store Room on Clayton J- Street, and adjoining Lester's Block, with four gnod Office.! above, will be ready tor me by th* 15th of September, sod are osw offered for rent. Apply to Aa* II—42-tf- JOHN H. NEWTON Sunn, Hutciiinsok A Bell, Deupree Block. Weatherly & Co. r y : i : i . ! ! i / ARE NOW READY, , For the Fall & Winter Trade Having jeat retained from New York with s large end well selected stock of DRY GOODS & GROCERIES, Ready-made Clothing, Hats, Bools, Shoes, Wood and Willow Ware, Hardware, Crockery, Drugs, &c., die., die., die. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. All at ' *** ’ J COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange for Good*. Call and aa* os at tho owner of Clayton and Thomas Streets. ” ,i ** > “ w **■ eye- COAL! COAL!! H AVING established a Coal Yard in connection with my Warehouse, with a stock of FOUR HUN DRED TONS, I am now prepared to offer the follow- ing Coals to the citizens of Athens, at very low prices: GENUINE “COAL CREEK,” From Knoxville Iron Company. Burns brightly, is in large lumps, band picked, mid is free from suite and clinkers. “ CAHABA,” Of Alabama. A most excellent Coal for domestic use, being Bed Ash, large lamps, kindles quickly, and makes no cinders, soot or dust. “ BLACK CREEK,” Of Alabstn... A new Coal, and the [rarest that come* from the Coal Field* of Alabama or Tennessee. J. H. CARLTON. Angnat U, 1875.41-tf. Great Seduction in Prices IPor the next thirty days. Brackets, Wall , X 1 Packet*, and aU kinds of Ornamental Wood Work, I will be sold at I GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Now is the time to make yonr homes beautiful at low **^lreat bargains given in everything at 26-tf BUBER’S Book Stoi •• ■ pud— mrUfttp Instructive, Amusing and Entertaining. •‘1 stopped at tiie Book Store, fad J (he Trousseau 1 Far DetE^eam hew. seem new alette Ithmaght. Seel here are the patterns, in colors so bright, , 1 have triad every eme, «md find them all right.” .DMSBnsg&trwss; paid, on receipt of the prloe. For aale at BUKUt Book Store. ai-tr paid, on receipt of the prioe. Jnne 2,1875. Rt R« DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF WINES, WHISKIES and LAGER BEER, ALE, GIN, CIGARS, 6L, dk, CALL AT SAULTERS EXCHANGE, Jar uow SramsT, Axbvxs, Gaeasu. Oat. 2—d-tt. Terms,! Good Reading; at Panic Prices. rkUBING th* summer month*, Miacellaneom BotM ltsfaU kinds, will be sold a* GaxAnr Rrnccan PSast New la the tire* to ga* good wdleffsa ldw . Blacksn ith Shop. H ILL FEW woti4 respectfully announce to “■'aaSssfia GRIER’S ALHANAC8. THE old reliable Hbaae** for 187S, arUl ha raedvin a few day*, and aril] be terniahml to «y emtomere hy flnr 10rK . ATib urairt fouhk J O Eg; Orders .OP Iwttd, Newton. For Stile* A . 100 Gallon Still, with Cap an ■ Worm . Apply to Semmey, Hntcbeao. 6k Bell, ot Jsae *,1874. Wb-u). BOOTS AND SHOES TO ORDER. N W- HAUDRUPy ARTIST, Has removed his Shop from tho old Lombard Building to the opposite aide or Oollecw Avenue, next doer to the Lester Bmldhtg. Prioee Liberal, and First Claae Work ’ June 16, 1875—88-tf KING’S CURE ' ’ FOR ■ CHICKEN CHOLERA, IS THE ONLY CERTAIN REMEDY FOB THE DISEASE AMONG Poultry of all Kinds. "Used twice a week it wiH Prevent the Disease, And keep the Poultry in • HEALTHY COHDITIOH. . It has been used.successfully for years in this and other States. Price 50 cents per bottle, which makes TWO GALLONS of the Medicine. Atai»Gft.--K8.ti: +A Adver- .... Published weekly. ,«• per asuraa, to advance. Five aperimen ' n«t TO'ii-r”* A DVEBTISER’S GAZETTE.- A Journal of ltdbnnatian for Ad G EORGIA—CLARKE COUNTY.—Oanwxxv’* Or- noa, December 7th, 1875^Nel*on Rucker (col ored) has applied for exemption of peraanalty, and I will pas* upon the same at 12 o’clock it., on tho 24th day of December, 1875, st my office. (!*cl4.2t. ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary. a ’ EOBGIA—CLARKE COUNTY.—Oxuiaairr’s Or- \N no, 4th Deo. 1875.—Charlie Hunter (colored) bis applied for exemption of personalty, and setting apart, and valuation ot Homestead, and I will pan upon the same at 12 o'clock V., on the 18t!i day of P 1875, at my office. ASA M. JACKSON, I dec7.2t• , Ordinary. Bart County. Notice! Did . ...... . . concerned are hereby notified to show cants, if any they have, why anch application should not be greated at, the January term next, of the court ot Ordinary of said county, November 25th, 1875. novSO-SOd. C. A. WEBB, Adm’r. Notice! . I HAVE FILED WITH THE ORDI- nsry of Hart county application IbrliaSe toaelthd” real estate of B. C. Walters, deceased, late of laid ; county. All persons concerned are hereby notified to w i application fthould ootba granted at the January term nan of the Coart of Ordinary of aaid county, Deo. 2d 1875.. •how', cause, if any they .have, why such *ionr JiJt .... Ca A* YVHBBp Adm’r. Oconee County. rtf . M =5= .«] Notice. A LL PERSONS HOLDING DEMANDS AGAINST the estate of YOUNG VICKERS, deceased, lata o Ooonwe county, are hereby notified to present them to the undersigned, properly attested, within the time prescribed by law: and these persons indebted to said deceased are hereby required to make immediate pay ment. THOMAS BOOTH, novS0-6w Administrator. :**'■ £ a EOBGIA—OCONEE COUNTY—OaDnuar’e Osw ana, Dec. 11th 1875—J. W. Cross has applied for exemption of personalty, and 1 will peas upon the same Thursday 23d day of Utc. 1876, at 12 o’clock w. at my office. J. B. LYLE, Ordinary. decl4-2t. Madison Sheriff's Sale. ITS/ILL BE SOLD BEFORE THE V V Court Boom doer in the town of DaniebviUe, - within the legal boar* of aale, on the firatr Tneeday in Jana * —‘ — ‘ **- leas, on t __ . Griffith, Montgomny and other*, it being the place whereon James L. Bad lived at the time or Us death. Alao.oow-tenth interest in (512) five hundred and twelve acne of umd, more or leea, it being Jamee L. Bird's in terest in his father’s estate, on the waters of Sooth Broad Ever, near DanieliviH*. Levied on *s the pro perty of JameeL. Bird, decerned, by virtue of three fi. tks. Weed from tb% Superior Coort of Msdfoon county, in favor of the executor* of B. V. Prenit, deceased, vs. James L. Bird, principal, and Wilson J Bird, security; one in favor of tt. M. Mcwney and J. N. Montgomery! executors, vs.J-L.Blrd; A. C. Head and J. N. Mont- fisaatsi.'"'' , Bird and A. C. Neal, eeenrity. Property pointed out by in ln, «^ T. F. BAKER, Sheriff ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. B HYvManefsnentefram the Court of.t^ffi ■ Wilkes county,. wUl he sol<MBmjfcra| legal aale honra, Ml that honse an Lost! Lost! HP — mom LEGAL BLANKS, ’ M Neatly printed and fc aale at tida efike, .'v iiKt