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ATH$N& GEORGIA, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1876.
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‘ I T.,L*ml Ailvjnn-. iiiuIa Ar
signment*.
r - 0 pV. ono Veur,
--0pY. Six Montho
' t,pv. rtiixie Months,
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'<Z<OV SUBSuklPTi‘ON':'4 '3hn&® A ^"^
n ‘" “ J - a « 1111 *0*?«*?*»* N0WE! •
qYnjf guSINESS HE <fcTOFORE CARRIED ON
BO' ■*p“» Uie-nsuttsud style of C. H. PhiuUy <fc Co.,
.fill uxpire bj limitationon i„e31st .ley of Anga-t
...r n>m non , ' ••***• Either partner will sign the firm name in liqni-
,)F A.I) Vreli 1 I&lNGw'J 11 Outiun. .: ;
.... C. H. rillNIZY.
1 1 '• F. IL ■HINIZY.
Vf
,U"
i,l -at-
will lie in.4urtv«l nt ONE
1> T ' I
‘ ‘ ** •> T* l'mrw •—
,,L i *>n»5 nvmih Foi longer
,, "liVaral d.iluoumi will Ik- made,
hiil i" It'll ii es, solid. v/ ,;j »,.
i. i , i„ c ,i1 »• >'nin\!t. less tlnut a aquajfe
s :i line.' ,, . 4,.
IN,rptirin^ fromtheC^Uj^ntOoiniiu^sion Burine**, 1
■ t.tke'plc.nuro ifl ret'lrmuj' (lunik* to my friend* w »«*
ItVO Itillrouisod Ml IQfemllv tImfirm nt ft* II. Pitlnift
[Telegraph and Messenger.]
coutiiumui-e of thu *aiiv
•liiuiay^wlmm 1 j^urrtlV
.; VI -YDVKlU'lSfiMKNTSj
1 - vu •* . t/ Mllfki
l*rh noiii* uinnlo, and his luvilitie* tor the uiauegeiueu
of the Cotton opsines* tiiisi.rpessedi
Jiim0.1t. - r •>•> H , <c.HI. PIHJflZY.
Hotel,
To His Excellency, James M. Smith, Gov
ernor of Gcorgiu.
Sir : In accordance with your itisrnn*?
tiling, the Board of Visitors appointed to ex
amine jiiOvStuioc idius of _*»iir State U.nv-j-
sity, iifftsA,this fciyjht 'Duaplav)tlieyfi
in taut. and j roceed-d to the di-clutrgr ofits
sincilied duties. The members ntt. tiding
«ere John M UicmiDbiihL Gfajur M. Dew*;
Henry O. Mitchell. Mti.k .I.>liti-t.nt"‘John
\V. Glenn aud II. II. Jones. In conse
quence of illness Mr. Johnston, heitiR unable
to act.iaui^jgl toAi* IMfce IQIttea. ft"
On GtioZll. AI«Xt#a«alleCd ChW.
man. and Ge<>rge M ..Dews (Secretary of the
B >ard. ••
ion* tit the Senior dare be here-.Ljam office, without previous warning. 6
previous discussion in the Board 1 [’ • /
“The in* timlients, 1 ther&brcV fed Ihat lhi
sword of Da:noc‘<S is const an lyt.-tispende-
•ver Iheir heads, andfire naturallydispose,
o consider wi.h ,.%vq.y any tail to auothei
.ield, that may lie tendered to tlietn jifom
isinrr lierrnnnpnMr ' J GV**j tt> JiSiL
meutrto euaHIe trie Speakers itl
recujierate, and have ample time (or thi
pieparation ot their several orations. Thi
iaT greatly felt
,kJ-L
‘ n-rr
THE EXAMIN T1*XS. *
Tin* B*url was courteously r*^ i eil by
lid
Clian c»ll*»r Ii H.
*t|iiare,
1 ure, o.ii-h that',
i time
| ; ,nr, "iVl.u'kc County- ‘ tUltJll If
lilies ail Pnfei^yJ CajJs
111 Ii. UTFLE,
Attorney nt £,an\'
,'\K\'ESV1T.1E, OA.
inilrr nr) ti - IBlAtr " 1 '*
fronrAUtmUt; iriihunm^ milo of the placed in coniniutilHttidft
juiii-U, nuf the NorlbdbstfRiiihnad uf Cu. T.ie l’ro-
prielor Is. now prrpiu’wl to S rre ull who call npou Uni
with imulsoi ilio foilov.ing rates:
Singlemul..lv;--...-’>0c.! I’or week tc.00
S. II. HUGHES.
p, p*
'k IxdLs T —D EAT.F.K IS—
Viufriran attl 'Ingrid Watches, Clucks, J-wrlrv.
■ . su.vf.u and plated W AKE, (
MvusicAl 7niitp , * ¥ ^ Giaa^
s'. DORTCH.
Piateli»Btp.
Attorn «,/f»
lAKNn-tvrrj’
ll. .l.ll'Kj'i.'i.
L. W Thomas.
WATCHKR, CLOCKS ASH JEWEI.ItY n r.MREn
* >,rp 04i',M'Ajei.Aw3RKM ASt.lKK MANNER,
And witrnuitcd to give entire anti-faction. ' !
Ornamented and Plain Letter Earjraninqa SpeciaU*}.
pr< j<!t.-ors, .\ ho appear, d as called for, with
■ lie written examinations of their i dividual
departments. ———
We find upon carefully scrutinizing the
papers submitted bv each, that the improve
ment during th« past war if very manifest
1 Manv of the written exercises were not
only full, I tit almost exit tustive of the sub
ject under consideration. Indeed, some <»*
eilge of the text, liut the happiest facility
nlid ele.nnce in expressing the principles ami
did not attair. to this tlegiee ol excel
APPARATUS.
Th^‘ first installment of the $15,000 voted
bV-the tn-gisiarure for the equipment ol
Moore Agricul ural College (to-tvif, S5.00o
taivhavipg been recen ‘
paving been recently
ATT*! l *S- U t r, ' IUll - V T 1 . jU<1 , iCi “!
expended iti ■ the purposes designed.
additions already made, therefore, of rari-
' le auparatus in thevdepartmeuts
re White and’ Charbonoier are
quite considerable.
‘ Kspecially do we note that the stock ot
tv th his mineral and geological specimens,
samples rtf eve/y known fertiliz’r, etc., are
arwngTl and clas.-ified Jiy..l' > rtit, White with
consummate taste and neatue-s.
THE STOCK OF MODELS ^ND PATTERNS
here Is reason t< < believe .that this n aft
oue prominent reas-m influencing tho resig
nation,of Dr. Leroy Broun. ■
The saute uiotive will deter men of atii’.itv
•Ttnn secking or accepting pfefessAnln|iB In'
*hh University, Tliey 'do no* wish to plate
In nisei ves: in the podtion of a mere locum
’client. the o*jq$t^i*%,i^|olti-
ral' aft if iu hhlefi(;hieerhig , (lepar(iiient of the"
college, has received numerous and important
additions.
Tliese-liave all been made at home, under
the immediate direction and supervision ol
Professor Charhonnier, who often labored
most industriouJuin'l efficiently with bis
23PS22«raSi.
ve y considerable, models
th? shops, having Seen mauufactuied at a
torj-
is in reality supeilluous and sniicrroga-
a^ 'the' taw ‘ recited in section' T,
it tide S, already pr.ivides for appolutmehtid
uid removals in office, “ as the good,of .the
University may, require,” j, . .,
“^ For the above reasons, while disclaiming
any desire to assume the prerogatives of
the Board of Trustees, we "believo thfev
-would kiudly receive any auggcsiioa which
tee think would tend ■ to prpuiQp- the gen-
fial interests of the Univei-sity, and there
fore most respectfully recouitffcfid fti'Ttht
said resolution be stricken ffioln the statute
lioos, aud permitting all appointments
to prof* ssor.-hips to be held “ upon gqotl
behavior,” as is the psual custom / '
THE REAL KSTAT.20F THE CNlVEttSlTv.
Aside froHi the three ddlegte cditiceS, li-
bfary. building, recitation lialla - aud,,pro-
•Awors’ u-sjdunecs, the Uniyv-rsityj. Qwns
thiriy-sev n acres of land, embracing the,
JAC&i&V ,S& rtftOS I) (IlipL l
Utorueys at L*aw.
Athens, G^qrgia.
A ffO'JijYJEr AT I/A W,
UHKNt.iAko^A/' I 5 W'WWWmt
; niicntiou civen to nil and t\io Mlxtu
.!> notified. Da yubxi Janll-ly.
POPE HARROW. ,M .,
'I T10 ZtJYff JZl JEZZ2pnf&
fence,
hut t.ie ha'ancc were a'Mive meiliocrity‘anil titi
eminently *atis(aelnry,
‘ The improvement in the abstruse branch
es, such as the Calculus, Astronomy,
AnalviifWtfGgonyryaRyjrtiich are usually
distastejulto students was especially notewor
thy. t e * ee'rfT »exfwO gA
Tlie uoaid feels called. upon, however, lo
mention many errors in grammar and >■ pelt
ing which ought not to appear in the ad-
vancod classes of the University. This is
owing to the want of proper
Nexl Door lo Post Office.
co-t of $5tF* only
etc.
The proficiency of the
t In .drawing, am'
tectual designs, hridg
\, is worthy of especial commendation.
In Prof. 'Cummings* depnitment, that
a have
pendi-
i appro-
AOIENB, GA.
■ in Mr. J II. N<wvtoi.'« iitw ( j j
srs* for Ttiakini? Lott QnariMC’oh
—:rc.-u
mg promptly executed.
Send tea. aollar*. per nnul nr express und yon shall te
cuivu.n first class pjir of boots.
.Tuua J. r - t / J iS-Vtf,. I
K SCHAEfER, j j. :J
0 T TON BUY E II
Ii X Grc&t Reduction ill Prim H
a.
TO( C0.V CITY, OA. 1 r 1
Agent fdr AViu
. wr ^ootjo.^rsAr.
IIILUxjtfsofi \
I'UAcriCAb ’
AlVlIMAKEIt A.VD JBWELtdJn,
Ci. a,si's Drug Sura, Hroiul 8uu>t, Auwna.'U*.
I ,V r,; .wav- in a superior matiner and wiiiTimted to
«Mtfc.fi«.oii. , ..A- , Jan. S.tS75.tC ^
ll. E\ iaRA$8jm “ ---ter
Alt Oft, Y£T A/ ToAJt:,
W.V 1'KlNSVU.r.ETG.C - ■ A x
LPor the next thirty days. Brackets, Wall
I? Packet*, ami all kinda of Ornamental Woodwork,
will be sold at
GREAT!-Y REDUCED PRICES.
Now Is tho tiuu* to make your houses beautiful at low
in the
student ...
I*eupte, and therefore puiimt well he r^iit- ' ( 1 ‘
priation air-sidy voted, will suffice to equip
the entire college abundantly with tlm very
best and tins; modem apparatus for the
illustraii >n of the various sciences. This
fact alone should draw hundreds to otir
State Unive Hl. JU JF3: tcI>
TI1K MIL1TAI Y F ATI* RE.
/ III qccoadam-c with Ake r>-quircmonts of.
fmfertsu z*” 9 *
bat tall, m is drilled in person b^Sol. Cliar-
compHshed offi-
eek, during ’.be
None are ex-
sed. Stive tbos; exeinptei
i l ,-tjie^i^s W. i|^to|iiipi
campus and 1 surroundings, and ! finj’silc
acres iuclndiiig the Experimental Farm ahd
Rock (.’ollege in the suhulirs of the city.. -
The income from all sources for the cur
rent.year is as follows:
1.0,000
Tuition (liable to fluctuation)about ......
Interest on tcrral hind ($*0,000)..: ..Ll. t.tOo
Interest on Airricultural fuud ($'J4u,000) 17,914
Interest on landed debt ($100,000)............ 8,(*Q0
Rout of professors’ bouses..... V’
Interest on general reserve fund about (8,500.
Total regular income...
To
of three
College for the purpose of purchasing appa-
tataa, tier oue-tliird of $15,040
And lib- ary fund raisod by taring students...
W*. It^lUW HNWII-..., .$35,714
this may bo added the present year the first
if three instalments voted to the Agricultural , i: ,
,’ollego fur the purpose of purchasing appa-
5,000
i,opo
it^baigalne glTCP lu eierjlhhij^t
RKE’S Bonk Store.
ii ihmicr Ordinary’s ‘ifllco. jan95.lS76.ly
il l HDl
ATTOmTETT ^.T X-.a.W,
ll AR C *V a Li*, GEORGIA.
.... sirjift iKT-ua.il uVcatiou all bu^inc^ en-
•: l: • .1;* v\»fv. ’ * X u.j.4.13T5.iy.
u emovalT"
/. A. SALE*
it M *V :t» <1 thv JtH.islatiiyiiuiffaldhy Dr. J.
ASS FOR WOOl.,
^i^LOTHFORWOOL.
Tdft^Jl^ia Iff!rtmC»cttfrinjr Cump«nv are now nmUuur t»
tnncii IsTRer variety of Woolen Goods than ever before,
^ jS^ciiange them-for Wool,
bi-HrofitfgAt to I* more <0 tlie in ereft of th* 1‘laptcr to
Kxehaugnthu Woo! .orClotti, rattier than liave it lord
ed and Spun ut home. Cull for Samples and Terms ot
Exc-Jiiinee. It. Li IILOOIIFJELD. Agent.
ITMav 19. 1875—29-tf.
'May 19,187
DRf^j'd tl N* r G E R D l’N e7
ui?>
Late of Mississippi,
action inirjatj.'d i:
k'iiZrU .
1 both Workun.l Price*.
. t 1 i ./os/iMo;t ,
P.
X t to
'« r rmm\\ .»
i* 11 e v a, t ll* a w,
AVI NO DECIDED TO-MAKE ATUENS HIS
future linmo, now tenders h a pTolessiunal servioc*
the citizens et 'Athens'and it* Vfcinitv.' Ofliee on
fnT*>itSr..<rs xr. v ni'iL'UN. or loBX n. Nitrfo'.'a,
wlicre' lic rnoy bi-fbnnd from 8 o’clbek A!*».'to 6 e. u.
when' hot profe-siob dly e. gaged. Can be fcnud ifl
might at residence of the lure Mrs. Goldings. "
maroltflS.iy.
At *«u>.«... ' Feb. 8.1875.1 f.
FliA\'K~TfARRAiAb.t/‘~ A ~ 1J<
177 /. v-
-VL’rjfi.S'ifiY' AT LAW,'
CLKVKLAND, GA.
ii pTd.-.'icfi ia iho v*»untiua of WUi e, -Ci^oo* Lam
• •• r '«■•»<. ml: Fau.iiasr, an 11 .e S.ijinr.iia Oyurr ui
* * *'*• »f»-l i»ivo siiociAi uUeiUKUl to aJl cl:*.Ln-i cu-
Joa **&
At to r
■ in .il! LiesfiMKlTes of tho Western Cir-
1. tun and Madison of tuo Ji irt iera ISrciiit. Will
''^i**'ri*u altenioo Xu ull ehuiu* uiltrixsted.to hiaCut*'
IUm.w-.Couk,,
1 LV<fO
Attorneys at Lair,
Athens, Ga.
Office in Dcuprce Building.
.Hiss C* P*»tts,
; .1 si; :ui.n., odd '*> er.mn d ejactfe, tor re to- J-'a^hiotlM bio
,*IV *t> -y. tl>.. H A W.<4i**/d flufij DuifiMt Ti (Over llnieerslly Iwnk.)
\• (, J »u 1 taury Ala. 0,H.;o over Barry’* More, ' ■ / .. /1 >
Sheet, - - - Athens.
inform lit* L i lies and
Broad
A'raifJ respectfully 1. t ,,
gonerally, of Ath ms nh I vieiiiUv. that slid
(sired to <lo Dresi making in tbo-Noutcst and most
F \S III UNABLE STY. Es.
Iter irlrit li-'
is uow pre-
With her exp oienee in the buaim ss, *!ie fci-ls sure pi
May 14, 1375—29-tf.
'ivill’J -Will!* l.lCt ion.
GEU5IM
!j}0
TT *.«<
DWELL C'OB^.,
ALEX.-S. ERWIN,
ittoimmjr ui
Athens, Ga. /■' \> -
on Umad Str.-ot, between Center &
■ \ alu * ,)n 4 G».'i npsuiirs. *
lOffi
UVEKY AS’D 1ALE STABLE
"'oagei, Regfts and Ifirses for Hire.
TERMS liSA^N^R i
^« m£ IIEAI) ’ wiwhington, Wilk*,Co.,
si
u HJ3V r E:t,
CJott
feniral (?,
For .side, b^ all routes, and to ull principal^ points in
ditd nt p fP«el«;G But;thiB.$ird : would Urge
the uc e.->*ity of stricter requirement* fur ad
mission iiito^WVbtdWfife-fei df^heTTniver-
fl.v at the earliest moment practicable.
MODE OF INSTRUCTION.
Many ot the professor*, in addition to
regular recitation* in the text bixik*. deliver
lectures from time to time on the salient
(mints embraced in each study,-'mid require
the students to take notes upon the -adie.
and al'terwrrds reproduce the suh*i«ni-e of
these lectures. This is a profitable excr
cise. /'.!,■ .•is'.:'.*'. -h:
GreaMlniroughiiSfl* is observable in all 111.-
de|uirtmi-iit.s. and id this respect, at leasl. th<-
Univerriiy system issscssed signal advutpn-
ics «vi* .the* Mi f college curricnliinii /The
enurse of instruction is longer mid more
elaborate .than lorinerly, w hen it wtuy owes
snry to-knrrv throng'' each branch 'tn«V life
whole might b c*mi|'nssed within the pre
scrilie<l time. The students derive great ad-
v intage in many of their studies, also, from
the use of 'lie mod*I* and apjmratus which
have lately lieen added to the institution.
DISCIPLINE' AND BEHAVIOR.
Ir affords ns sincere pleasure to st <te from
the testimony ot ev’erv menberof thg fi -uliy,
outside inquiry, aikri personal observatio-i.
‘that at no former pprjml has better ooler
lieen luaiutaiiiol in the University than dur
ing the nasi VqiMV There have he n mi out
break.* <fi^VlliilifW|wIliliJIWiwC&
;a^’A.ftroafSfX!3r
'maguinide ciinimitleil. (
Of net uid ex|iul«ion? tione' have lieen ad-
judged iiecessiirv. niiJ diilv in two or three
voutiis lo remove them from college.
All antagonism* alsodiet w-imp the agricul
tural stud--nta nml the -ciemifi;: inatrieula’e.
have wli II&lONk-afifd. tCu! Wu©t kjer-
,|ecjl cordialitv, «>e» 1 will an I equ ility obtain
•oW
aid*
jctetl l shall conduct' (fib 1 fitfriiitiiktfa'- 1 ■«** j
tlon of the Government apom)(he4e i^rinehl *t >*i,
plea and all constiiut'oit>lji>B*WW ilNfit$d.ia
the Executive itfill, mi ’ sT •' olu b , ? n
m tavor ot a smgiairrenaeutiM «wn>, onehnmie indisposition to exertion. r ._ w ,u
S’WiMejfem . r te. rtHw. 1. clStV
S'lriioo j. afefe«4"4iiSiki«'4s •a***«'*"»■!•*»- x>i»wl»iasiiiiii
and 'ftlkwiw by thff eai?^P»>»f- iib^ T hy is every teacher of masic nooels*-,:r' :
denLs can best Iho accomplished by Vr E^t fW, ? teachurf ftwaiisu huw a sound
‘ !»n^rinstrt»«bh•'»■ > ;«u«0 -/io n ««C
s,of his office to promote his .‘‘He’s a polished gcntlutnnti-f’.snid
own re eleclioh. 1 dhsue' to pferfOTnf J wHAt ‘f gttziug fondlyjtt ffioibaTa-hefliTWliteh show-
imM‘fii'dot4ln^Uag'howf ra> inflexi»* eth l»»8fiiiW«.5l* , ‘ IJ ‘* ,Bii! *#*'* >< • >‘A
blejpnrpoea, -if eltctedp not ‘to^be a cfiadklAte. ... iThe W6W GfcHtV«Sii« ffiilitnkerkhfeP Is B"
iGB4h*<swwqy.-q»«<'Wll small Americmi flagrTKis would , sevm to ,
la exprqw^d my views in pitbhc, ,and stand direct 5 LTo«--ii? the 'kiafe aildP
hj:evew appropriate measure Oi actjotiirfisb 8 tr) - 1H ^:,. /, ,, t)t ,
Mike, andi■’h, i$ yoraulf diktucda>|»i<
_ _ Isn’t this a trifle paradoxical? Elnven.,.
the schovla are placed beyond all danger bf . ®*’ 8 ™ AVlb at • Elinirh. Now, let them, 1
sectional controf or interference.' xaefRe- WnudbotU, thei^rta t>f bnc he Ip
puhluan j&rt^ is piedged tb ^ecure vuch mf 88 we "- stm* vniurinlij no ni •,[ i,.»;.*iq **,1 ,y / e «l .
amebdtoniK' 1 >*«%m ad* lo miita* -»ffr <h ■t l “You must haveltvedhere- a loag time,**
' The resolution of, the convention, on the. .sqid.iR trhveli ig Englishman to an OregoqT
***$.•*iW^*k
country ana tqe complete protection of all. that motintam ? AVeil, when I came here,
its drizrns Id the frefibtijoymenfii if till their that mountain was a hole in the ground:* 11 ‘ lu i -
canstitofhlnSl _ri|Vt8'i8 timely'dnd' ofl prMt' t' A.-taiuisLer, tt-av;pli)ig through;tho, WesL>
importance, zi-TIm emtditmo; ofithfi; ijouthern: some years ago, asked mi old lady oh’whom
Stats* attfa«ys ,t||p«HtetMmp />fwd9oyiit|andf ^ ,»1led, L what 8h'e Wi6ugl)l l miiw J d({i5tHrtb'‘ ! ''
<h°. flf the p«iple of ,the whole depkvtty 5 . 1 ^• A r-thittk i 'lt , i#'<l» HJufttfdAt*"''*!
Union.in tfe progressive recovery troth trB trinfijdfthe* people would only totrtipftO'td’zo .
effects of the war. - o H >4|‘^ Camden man liigge^ lMi4|{«4fc«^hPTj'
tlrpund tor two -hmtr»roffering to kill miy
dtie-^Wltti Said ht»'whsnltl Moseq of BiUUwdf.
Jhmqrns Evyry Janesaidjie lpokedjusyikq;,,,
effects bf the war.
Their-firs!necpsuty is an otlelligent latkdi
honest mlministrtttion of Uip. Govejrgpi^fi,
which will protect all classes ot citizens in
ttjeir political and " private' rights. What
the 8outh!muat needs is ; Jjeataj; 'and ptta5<Se !
depemls on the supremacy!, bf lawL iTliere
can be no epdqring peace if tjift.qtiaftiWtlqif)
al rights of any person of the peoplo aye
habitually disregarded. A dtiision'ofpWffiial'
parties, resting- merely upon' distinctions * of
in tfe fiSA,Hf?■ i
In the event of a foreign war, hundreds
ofrcady-niadc offict-ra and drill-masters
could he subsidized from the grad atiug
DR. MELI.’S PARLIAMENTARY SCHOOL.
This -.HiiquwwddttiiiWKlD tiui oanypuluin ot
the UuiversityMuitiuueVJsFgcau'fiuumvor,
and is e-peeially cnlcnla ed to benefit the
-tudeut when he conics to grapple with the
Stern realities «>f file. If ever called to the
pSMPAWf
preside over de.iberute bodies ot any kind,
the instruction icceiyed here \yill be of in
adcnlahlc practical IJencfiU Tfie' yiiitng
ac-
Sliowiog a grand total from all sources ot.....,$41,714
TlitB cndowqtunt, witli proper .economy,
should he snffieient for all the present wants
the University, and the Board,therefore,
does not' fitvor* any further appropriation
from the Legislature in this Season of finan
cial difficulty and distress. , a b«M
On .the c.iutrary, we would earnestly urge
Min the Board of Trustees the justice and
•opriety of remitting flu th.- professors the
ut upon their dwellings; fis their salaries
e already reduced to the scantiest living
'ure. This might.be' done, we think,
without iiieurriiig auy debt even after,
providing fur the fellowships needed and
iked fori. . - - i-j-p>Hj-> is-—ri
In. conclusion, it affords. ua pleasure I to
)tte to your Excellency, that ufter thi’ee
fortunate and may bp disastrous. , .The, ^el-
fare bf the South, alike with that of ,everv
otbe^'jlaft of the counfty, dfijienrts upon the
.aftractinn it'cab offer to labolM—To itmui^ru-
tfiin and to capital; but laborers will ru>Lgq v
capital w.'litPd’rl vthwq. ■
linn mid the Iaws.are.set at defianco am
traction, apjiWFe'nsion und alarm ' fake'tfe
w vinai tfwjn ui. ,fitm» ssia-arua par,
4 ....
ktid fitARhlfe tictWebnfri^dt^’' adtfe’iTfempa
itrijl do . well to ejarTtilS; : «iIt'aild |put it in
race or upoo eectionid lin#sii!jsjftlw*Cisii tH»b I?S^is a ;i ' : pi‘ki'tteld ! d4io , i ! ’pta , J ) *W^tt l <I ; *'*
10*1
gentlemen in ,tlMfii;dotpr«m*ptu qsqrcifrt :u
quitted tlHU;|!lvffjvtll.ciJp$L ^ Cl
thisiilouhle-luirfulled, diruauli-haiJujKj tpHIl-;
i onqtidtiiJinfii.jyjf^y ilJW\,fi!d qm’s fe w4t|i;
Textis like the focus of a sun-glass ? Bq» *
cause it’s the place where 11 tlfe^sbuX fai^c '* 0 *
•W^fMiawlA .noil twit.' sia siinlidad-r,,. «tfT
..... . . 'tlicbdasdnris'eHtfed,*>4ttffl• thy^l li»bo$L.ft
place of-ppacethiv'mg and law hbiding social saved(’’ put ity- ^De coyiithanriiccn «tibbad|c -o
life., All panai bf.thr ConstitulUmi.we Idere ain’t niiy tuprejucqrjt, aipjj sjc'dvj>bil,fA;i
(Still toolin’ wid dis cinniiiniiity,”' . '
fYAni-ntust ciiltivato decialdn iofxliarlic»'r
$ew<* the SobUfent ^mforean b« m.fet *>M«>****Wi*V*. *****
effectually-advanced by ai'beariy: an.d'i-gitne-
Wus reeegniiion nf fa rW>u.q^|jj
.svr.b Mo Fo°o
behavior ot the young; men and the prdcr
preserved i-qaal wenny fo^ner period the
history of the institution. -
All of which is respectfully submitted. ’
II. II. Jones, 5 * 1 ’
i Geo M. Dews, > Committee.
f H. C. Mitchell, )
( '/ifv the. iSoqtherir,fold Suriffriitid' off^tiie d
itb the dqty of.| and .net' werythlrtf g.ritftg lin *
ifl Charged wRh <be dmy of. nnd^\**JwverytHirt£ girtWg;dn-fitni*'tstytoj Tf
an administration, it vrill fie" one Baliies’ teetliitook n fresbjitart;:aud,nli lftSt iib
regard and chfitfsh' their '.fatbresl' ' -*'* * ‘*
Haye’s Acceptance^
The fqllwinK^t&r
accepting the Republican nomination for. the
THE EXPERIMENTAL FARM.
Thi* branch of the Agricultural College.,
mid c| tjar qlitfrge iif £fr. .FeiblieMSn, cunupf
ues to tie kept up, and inaiiitaiiis its prestige
and usefulness,
In the absence of the Doctor*the Board
\lsraaA.'o^
relative value o. a largeunmlier ofcominer- ” .Columbos, Ohio,* Jult 8. «■
cial fe.ti iz.-rs, mid onw bf t-e Professor’s Hon Ehcartl Mt-Pherson, Hon. A- IIow-
ivn deyis.ug, are uow in progress, and ard. Hot. J<}*eph.:H. Rainey,and i other*,
promise to i e ol great practical assistance commit tie of tfce t Reppihliqgn Nfiojigl^
ire long it will bo deli itely asccitaincd niunicntion
liow much nvuiure caw jii ofitably be used informed of my nomination for , the office qf
to the :19b; >'di'li'5'Jl^esE^fi«Rpfl'iqj3 Presklent of thejUnkefij S'^tcs by thepRe--
lV imhlicaii National Convention at C*
’ Vonven tou. .. ..
Gentlemen In reply Jfo 1 official 'tSifcfe
iiinieation f of June 17th, by whieh I am
UNITED STATES.,
Buy jonrTickefa botlirc leaving
lonnatiou from
,-n 4ift. Wlij!^VTListAMH, ."til
It
K* SAUE-TJBR,
dkalbb in all kinds of
WINES, WHISKIES and LAGER BEER,
AI.K,
CALL A
Jaxsok
Oct. 2«4-tT
We find upon ioveriigatioh.lhat since dis-
liensing with tutors several niemliers of' the
fecnltv arc required' to hefif upwanla of
t weal v recitations per week, and moreover.
tiiein. HlltfMliNBdMtrqMauMaaStAViiF
-i uden WMfitpt,* |>y
rin(mir tne stand irH of eif.i'cation.
The Board would, therefore, respictfuUy
recommend the honorable Trustees lo cre-
11 ' -
ilicnliaipr-Awmib-femliaeris csj>e«taHy ad |K
ed t to. stiff mill sandy soils; now long tlie
>Jsm;dmit will uoiitiiiuc to -teed the pi$ut;
Kiliat is the best rotation of crops; the most
•ound the ground- o.ean and well Kept, and
take pleasure in stating that the leceipt*
and emoluments oi the experimental farm
are more than adequ ite lo cover all out ay
ui thiptt-iaiiikA * V. i
, wants ■ , ( S\\. i
We fiu l.t 1(0 college buildings in f .r con-
ditioii, though several of tlie p^otcj^ors’
liouses need repair. The Professor of Ma,It-'
ematics, Mr. Rutherford, would also be glad
to have models furnished him for leauuiug,
conic sections, descriptive geometry, solius,
etc. Willi uu-ir .d l, even the blind slu^
■ - L - -- JSXmA - These'
in ' hotb .lent can be Uiorougoly instructed.
* ■»tn wants aVp rtahi t*» lb -ei utitic department
■C .L_ it :... i ,1...
if the University, an * aumot be aupp.iist
from j the. qp^il. f.pid vofod to tq.ip tlw
Agricu'tn
THREE FK'XoWStllPS, OR ASSISTANT PRO
FKSSORS,
tto lib filled when
grtcu tnral t-oliege. . p,
Tiie Rock College, at the * tiirm,” also
rvq tires t»i b.-' re-covered, ■ hud lights sup-
'pit ,d to many of the wiiidowa”
Ai RESOLUTION T. AT OUGHT TO, BE RESCINDS-
Livery, feed and-SalotStzbleig
A
GANN
Wilfbo ft
bnililing,
Turnouts
when entrusted
all times.
OU8
House
Presh
- 1 J IIKA1)■& W. F. HOOD,
Oouxta Fycim^ r ‘ A yp'9poN$s,Sfeo.i». , V
.^'IREKF, MUTTON,PORKi,ANDSA08AGE,
* n ' 1 ^ogmi Ssosose). Our Solicitor Is
(i^' lli R ll « tl «MriSt ; Trtw^fetarBe»ve*, 8heep,
..«U7S^ <P J^HEAIkicO.
Jnporeihfe tty d^J<» >; Ti.e CyiAdbirCTe gaioti^f>Hv^|Qgr-
ate- ut- lbs Ihtwrtdfv, *r •proficients from ,ij. lt ; 0 n!” ^enmng the powers of the Board
.Jie higher classes. These adjuncts cmdd lie ' — ■ ■ — —
emid ve*l' ar moilerate salaries; ind pouhl
very inaterially supplement the chairs of
Matnematics and the D.-ai and Mn<iero
Language*. .... . ..
We wonlfi JiUi <-all afteutipn, to the fait
there is a disposition am >n x the ra we a nbu-
tious, giitl perliap^, needy young gentlemen
to
.OVERTASK THEIR STRENGTH
MED?(^1Fj iYSjjftsf
liicitation of mmiy of my ^former^ jat^ip.
Practice of' Medicitte
M sudahle ambi
n should lie admire«l.aud stimulated, yet
should Le sulgecteir iji the wholesome
restraint and sound discretion of the Facul
av especial riterition to the di*'
(Iran, and *b» ChuoafaiDI
Juue.lo, 1876—*4-ly.
WM, KING. M, D
PRICES MhIol#WN!
ty, and ppt he permitted to lower the highest cujitimii.ir tqi «>ceu:iy hw c-udr, and upon
pos-ible standard of dlucatiou. ; anv iql.-ioU.-f 'piiliiig i*> reoelffc a majority of
In this connection it is proper also to say v.ites, luschW shall fie consider .-d vacant”
that, we fe$r4hB.examiuatiou of. the several Tne Board is aware that.tlie re orgamza-.
clas.-es^succe; il. eaclt other tj*> rapidly, and uii ot^ne fos. y c 5j--"' a 2.rJL£l )u ^ l - a .'
are pr<itrnetetl in some cases to an unreason re^-Ji'
iibh-'li-iigth. 1 ' 'The effect is to exhaust irn.'f
discourage young men. in some cases, re-ul't
ing'*tTil in’rerttwIBare# would Hire*** - * ■.
A ti tore rrepectllill.v rug#«?*i ,«h it wlmre the f. xt ii^vu li.v.i tissured by ’, (nanyidwutcrostod
T?~5?H'ho<ik fobe cone ovi-r i- vuluminoqs, the ex- persons, ncsid«-s mcuilHjrs ot the Faculty
j limimitioti in* ii'iiiile. to oecuny Oco .lav's,' with ^$1. otlicra formerly ,-onm-cted ? wtU.^
at $l.5.s, di ' ' ; ‘ -
Jmeinnati,
cratitude.
afetuqs my
States.that ifl
organizing ah l^,,. k .. h .... uv » ..... — ...—. ,. ,
which will regard and cherish* tfieif interest nlghL iUie^hirted ./igu^uskot yqjtpg Mlte^ ,,.j
-the interest of the; white and ut the *» ov Sa f ;f*M s -9? ? W- ^FI M 5Ki| 1 V , ft
ed peoplo both, and. equally, and ! which will, Tnuttemig curse from Thb6t * O '
put forth its best efforts in behalf of a civil Hush,” ard remewtbtfrirtg ■Ifdrodtmh hit-’
poliev which will wipeout forever thedisfinc l.hduiiration they neVer felfi' tW hhn before.
tion between Nofth and Sohth nf ouf ^lth- ' A Wrl^ Iff 1 Bvd1ot'd, , ‘'tvho lided-1 Aihfllff
moo counti^.’' With‘a«iviU$hrvitjef'orestsh chnroh.' lVas siuing,hytl/e.WifulowIfisu.-n-
ized.upon a system which iwUi secure purity,
jficiwcyv ,and wmomy—and
strict regard ti»r the public welfare solely in g l,
appointmeti(8. aiM ihh speedy,' thorough apif L-d-ifi' fethitiarijr, whh> hifd jaA jitWtSd tfo* 115
^ “ ‘ L
affaii
amui
i aie L _
century of
the blessings'
of Koodjpfll
pros peri
V^y
irosecntion ahd punisHmertt of off ehtircli andfcllad ihe tnuaib f.ill iif hismintL-. ir
i*m*$ rotlrfl' dirfreh^^ff? » WJ|at^;n(fee tl,ej »rja.m$king
nif fruwilitv ih nttHintJnH'dnvftHefjiai,! ho Yes,’' said .tlie lady, “and it ts., ,
^id'tly T do mi ihfeffTtfiiil lc^! 1 ’
’>< tfi'jiiU'.; ■> leiniita/L wo at to aoiiloxi tftth mi
1 spirit of 1
Ctioiis ap.d'^fa^fiS, f' ) ‘ ! tfinib.'-* lenoitaj^ uto ai to »u:iioi| i
prdfitfirientW a* era’ n “ M’hy, your hand feflla sofLaajtl^^sat^ '**'
riwr<MM«s°- 'irtitmirsaF aAr.i*.
,-raaitxoaYm, ret JSiiftfiLumaut J»ndkare‘hhd tt*Mffr-a| yoriff ow»t$lift rolavi j *>
r d ..UM .red-■■.>;*-) :!f fli 1W8 oWJWl iw,jtoW odJto nuirem, maila atiiJii
AnoitoBr.iatoidSavea.by^ -Bmm
i ... .. , ,i Engineer.. ->,r> 1 U .v.iriojaa&HBfeH
From, the Voa Jervis Gazette. , . .iort'-j .i id. ”'Niw‘,^kl<*fit(iyi*,' ,, jh6t , 'fist€in' nt ; ynil B itg(nff f
of, the University may r. c
rer.-ity may r.q.iro
their salaries.*’ *'
power ana au nority needed m t e govern
ment of the institution, even to the appoint-
. tfient mid rcmo.-al, at will, of any or all oi
by 0fyi Xwfe it^ officers- -. * Q £ 0 $ r-at t. M
at the zame time The tendency u. oon^e- ' llllt wc fi„j fo rl i,er oil in section ,' ,
quetiec is eithfirto break d.nyn the Uea.tli.d ;ir ^.j u page 10 .that at a Be-nktimuai
the youth, or dimuii-h the average, excellency lhl „ „,* ft* fyqk on tfje 4 t h.ofJuly,
of his standing at college. ' lajo, tTie'fijlloivii^-resolhtiofi was adojpiv.t:
While in-nio8t -oa»ea this lamlahle ambi- b Resolved, Tnat every fourth auiittal
■elliig froiti this date, this Board will vote,
• ft a $ f. I—, s .IS sai.oiA.i it • I,
thi bal'ot, and without di at-sioa u on tlie
q” eaiOsEcach tne.nbec! of th.- -Eauilty. efument. It is'felt, I atn
. A* train No A<da> express); drawn by loco-: M 'yo»».nenw.I«it anythiKnr.as«ift(aaia»ijtd!J.(
puhlicati National
li acc. pt the 'tidnimatidn’'
imping that, under ProvidetK’Uft' shall he
able, if elected, to eieetite tfielfuties ' of the
high office as a trust for the benefit of all/
the peophq I do not deem it necesafiry itq
enter upon any extended; examination of the:
declaration;of principles raade^ by the! C«Mt^
venton. The resolutions are in acolrthutce
with mv view*, and I heartily concur Sib the
principles Jhey. announce. Idseveral of the motiye;ft'|, „Ui)arl$s iflygatt, ..fin^eer,; free*
resolutions, however, questions are consider? was dinibing thc grade between Deposit, and. miow il
ed which arexif sochlimportance that I deem the Summit','tfie' ^engineer espied ' ^".diatr -thou^]
it proper n> briefly,express ray. cmviotioii;in ! walking' just- aheiid bt' : the nain.. 'Hb *hadi«he *
' gardtotliem ,,p. ; -d •-! ntdj Ijm previously been 'wnlkirgyon the eastward-
The 1 fifth resolution offerM -bV tlie con*! bbuuditr^k, aod,w$8 6een.^v«p»»,«Y!»r ]«• ^ t „
Mention Lef pah,m.M.nt interest %ore!thafl (Ofher^tp avoid, ^ ! *‘,w.y-e?.t ! ” [| com.ng t
Zii
mtxiib “to the’ victors belong 'the sp-ilk” effe««Kateveru-ltetWuttd6fthepassmgSrain^bsye
The ..Id role theMrue^^ role^th-tt' houfistVi' Wrowto»bg|hu6tgiM»lattttltq»pproachiBg/^n, j,, i~r '“-p-Msss:'v —
capacity 'and 1 fiilelitv omsHtded »lk f 'boy '*>A.fa ma^kqptqp l«j WSfae.,, nw' gt#Jl qiqre r.pgjy ijgu
real ttiWifl4ti.#s<rj? offide-J aftrf■* tfiti^thfire tout atther^te «,f iMMnjHrl .mtecSiS r *,mum
is no.ohirclaim pivwphfef‘fothtf'idikf»fc*fr i-g-Wt!^
u/fcM woSA'tn 'be.ebisflv tttifridertd > •ll»nr^ i ie j ed«rt Itot ife cheeked > id i^ttma BBt tin ***>«* »tytaairn-tup^t-o , rooa
}• lAtt‘allc»pTetl'4hfo reveilhe'prtit mao’s life, the intrepid engipe-j i-SW
system. It hab bien tssertti^ly modifiad-' «aa
since itk.fireritltroduetlclft.P It 1 HasWlHiw''. <he ranter yjaff..,SifiSuJ. rirflo InV mltrs*
ever^bbeu t.npri.v^. l|fert orMs-Jig fie just a§»«■' f *’
denf bither <ttre«rt?o'f , »aW i 4t , »l»e'hJia®l maw btid J ‘tatie>l'htravfeklriaairi.' jWkh * ‘if A#w sb* tflitlpiof wildiavbfeliqtijnSiMierkJ* ^
fo-r-ViiyrSSS^i-iirbai. &**> mwfcj
' in(„ thee nirol'ef the tnetnhere thu-tdeifed alohg ai d' tearflihrate;J Ntesly ilby, hand m» and up,. 1, he A my bremh.
- .two-SAfe 1*t*V*f ***»*!«W**' ^h^yHeagHtor,' beW
hut grad
Cmgrcss. The officers in (tfi r: '^a*^ InDfb
—cohn riot inVrely tffttrdZ for parly reri
becd»ifi^ l ddt , ’m^jl‘ ,,i WiteTife i ^y l! re«^ the resolute engineer clung to his chaigA^
»:«aai$a,a *umn/natJi3M tonartvlead- whifcb was relinqbRihed'only whep-thd‘trfincr ir-mjr
.T.iT^^'STSSs:
t tne sep.trati. tieoartmeoi-ot tne ix ei II:a d/tifw Hat t-tfi --i-.-hj* atMtiooa: ih.J
AiyooPlo ^iol
services can no secureii. it oik-trucis tne
|Aofnpt re’mpval and sure punishment of the
unWorthy.* In every way^ it degr-ade.4 the
ci”il service a<
It' ob-trn'ets tfie' was,’compltfod yoetotlay, .atidi ai eel.'gtfit.uJaf) UL’onte, is P<^iduat._JiQLAPseph Lfrf
ftpry telegnigj yasj-eceiyed her?t Conte iWn v R-tolTO^ ft ,e “ d9
(he fact that an excusion train fim8,!AtS^ V‘ this city and cmnly./having occupied
h i.f' arrived at'Behbfl. ^'i’hb^Noftif^sijerh' |irofe89iomilJ ein iPiiiIOjtletherpe University
of the Gov-
fideht,- by
forge majority of the metr.bersjof CmigresA'
to bean intolerable burden itnd an. uitwar--
%!
^^a'/^nt’wlilno'or^Wi^nciiirwj Silks, | .‘.{‘•“iinie U- Vntei* i ^Tfo-rwi^n fisV cxiioiiiia- tii:U the cflect of this resolution is iiigoly They meant that the officer should be'secure
’ aniciw’ m HJaioriV«“ e r a lions of the'ante class to allow ot proper re- injurious to the University. Wuatguarauty in his tenure as tong as bis personal charac-
- en I laxation nod repose. luis a ptofessor that the rule may not be ter remaineii untatnished, aud the pertorm-
I The Board would further recommend that revived and result in his summary ejection ance of his duties satisfactory.
Voi. .questi- us lor each. Al.-u among tyliom liiight b--mentioned thu tlis
nil nnistinlils n vrsati-r ktlsib tiitgoi.'.hc.l pi*C.ieees«o.' <*. Prot Cu.onung
ntable hindrance to tlie - proper. discharge
of their legitimate duties. It ought tol>e
ubolistied Tlte reform should be thorough-
, iy Radical and complete. We sho-Jltl re-
Utrntothe principles and practices! of/the
founders of the Government—supplying
Ik legislation, when needed, that whicli was
formerly euahltshed customs. They neither
ex|tecled nor desired from the'puhfic officers
any partisan "'"services. They ;meadt that
.public officeis should owe their whole servi
ce* to the Goveri meat ami to tbe jteople.
bad p!a«>d ifgeritly'tfpoapo
Aw odd *w ot •. wah-i nt«n«>
mf fd -,’hi/f ,dt
rib utoin
yrajng|BaMr ■
t thg residence oi uis ,
rntatf, we^ksj tb ; recruit •
Jilt 1 * ‘ M HB now Sag' p r blare
.of : >
railioail rtins' front Bdlod; tfaretfcwWaalRi qt ob&period^ tfeuflSg.
undRichmbnd Air-Line xaibvay; foiAthotf*,. ‘
which tejpijius t^haJ
NoSeesfern vS«d a i8 <1 tH^/aff'jS •t&iixdtSki’ Hfofmauy .friends «q’
the' Riehmnatl and and Danville and jAtfoak anddiartu adnnrei s,
to and.Richrai.tfd*Atr-Lind ; cBeltou is sixty- # <-*or
sevea.mifoeewtqfAtUnfo^aad theilUfoare, U>ut; , r/ . „ ,.j.,
from Richmond to Atlanta by this line wifi occupy thc/iraportant ‘position, they
be520'miles.' Dr/E. D. Newton yesterday the leadiug ■ mstitatldn pf learning m Cfolt-
sent the foiloWiog telegram to; Colonel *™agoBoth deeply versed in the natural
Talcoit, chief hiigineer of the Richmond and sciaqp }i bqtlt.emineiRl.v surefs^folRs Wfoocr
Danville railroad: . , tors,.leciurera anti writers, on their iavorite
Rdton, Ga., July 14.—T. M. U. Tal- ! topfos, they have well been denotmudad bf
cctt : Exruridmi t»ain from Athene Uh4l*y» | ai^preciative and mt^Iuget fmpd, tfto
Kaihoad completed to vvithiu seven and a » “ Si»nv^se Twins ot^Scaenc^^ v * rot. ,
n • I ia rtan — ■ - I -f A 4 Kana A Buinc canrla her ! Oiltltfi hfiS OllT Dfi.lt WISUGfl IOl* {1 IlflDDV Vlfflt
quartar mileaqf Athens^ Athens .rends her j Conte has our-b^t wishes for, a . bapPL,
a.rdial greetings to Richmond.—Richmond to our regain and a sale return tqthe OtftMt
Dispatch. i Occident.—Mdletigevilk Reader,
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