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Wv, • f ’ ■ v *> * *V.d If i A .*»!*• f «K5- ^ * 'la? . vt;' •:. OUD SERIES, VOL. 56, ■yy^ it. r.n’TLE, ATTORNEY*AT LAW, Bpl8*187S-tf Carucsville, Ga J a DORTCH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Carneiiville, Go. ap!8-187J-tf JACKSON & THOMAS, TT ORNEYS AT LAW, ITi* Iffil, ■"■ ■ 'liiir —»-. Au M. Jacxao*. ' 1* W. Thomas. decl6-1874-tf O 1>. IIII^T., * ATTORNEY AT LAW, J. H. HUGGINS. '' T-r-.-.- r ; '!?« ■ ■-' ■■•■*• tv-; vt.r *il.t <</.-• just returned from the Northern markets with n lajrge stock of goods bought at low prices, is selling goods, in his line 25 per cent cheaper than heretofore. He is making a speciality of V. ‘ Athens, Gn. Crockery, Glassware- Lamps and Oils. J H. HUGGINS, i, ,,, 1 JP mDU at 2$cents per gallon; „ , . common Cups and Sancfera at 25 cents per set. . . , ti Is common Glass Tumblers at 25 cents per set,. Sells common Glass Goblets at 50 cents per set£' ' - Soils common Plates at 40 to 75 bents per set. <; Sells the best Granite Plates at 75 cents to $1.00per set. , - Sells the best Granite Cups and Saucers at 90 cer\ts toll.OO a set, Stella Tveresenn T.nmr.s -it. -25 >-enta tn Ilfl Ofl e.irli. Prompt attention given to all business and the same respectfully solicited. janlwy JlOPH HARROW, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Athens, Ga. Office in John II. Newton’s new building. jan4-ly ^ E. TIIRASUER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Watkinsville, Ga. Office in former Ordinary’s Office. jan25-I876-ly Sells Kerosene Lamps at 25 cents to $10.00 each. ' J.H. HUGGING ...... . jsroxxcjaj. The office! ofthe County Judge has been moved to the fln&Vooi Jiwrtr orinthe new Court House. The sessiopiCorfbe Clarke bounty Court are held in the Court-rooms at the new CourtHohre and all persons having business thereat, will, take notice aikl be governed accordingly. f W. 1). Thomas, Sept-lSMt | ■ County Judge. J. 8. WILLIFORD, Bui “^.8.8t. ahanga ■ located, pleut; P . would bo exchlui] nntry Propirty oflesa nl $4.500., For por- ang Municipal Tax Sale. RICHMOND HIPPLES. AVGUSTA, ITS Y-DVANTAGE8 AND LE- THABftY—-MANUTACTUBES* • AND JTAIfJROADS-FREIGHTS—YEL LOW FEVER—JOURNAL ISTIC INCONSISTENCY. Has a lot of Beautiful China Tea Sets, Has a lot of Fancy and Plain Chamber Sets, Has all kinds of Crockery and Glass Ware, Has all kinds of Lamps, Burners and Chimneys, Has a large stock of Family Groceries, Has a large stock of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. J. H. HUGGINS, p <5. TIIOMPHON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, For und una non. naviu viujnuii, iuuu.fv—v Office over Barry’s Store, Athens, Gn. Ieb3-1875-tf JRANIt 1IARRALSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Sells Canned Goods, Sardines, Oysters, Tomatoes Ac., Ac., Sells Sugar of all grades Coffee, Lard and Cheese, Sells Bacon, Flour, Meal, Soap and Starch, Sells Liverpool and Virginia Salt, Syrup and Vinegar, Sells Lime and Cement, Cuba and Common Molases, Sells Bleaching, Calico, Factory Stripes and Checks, Sells Factory Jeans, Plains, Shirting and Osnaburgs. J. H. HUGGINS, Sells Knives and Forks, Spoons and Pocket Cutlery, Han Cleveland, Ga. Will practice in the counties of White, Union, i Lumpkin, Towns, and Fanning, and the Su- | preme Court at Atlanta. Will give special at tention to nil claims cuusted to his care. . i aug-11 1875-41-tf. j JOHN W. OWEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Tocoa City, Ga. Will practice in all the comities of the tVcst- rn Circuit, Hart and Madison of the Northern Sells Boots, Shoes, Hats, Harness and Leather,! Sells Buckets, Brooms, Tubs and Oil Cans, Sells Baggin, Ties, Rope, Hoes, Axes and Traces, Sells the Virginia Woolen Cashiinere, oh it is so nice, Sells many other goods too nnmerons to mention, Sells goods at low prices, g» and fee for yourself. (23 a DON’T FORCJET THE PLACE, Go to Will be sold before the City Hall, in the city of Athens, .within the legal hours of sale. on the first Tuesday in October nest, the following property, to-wit: One house, and lot of 1-2 acre, in 8d Ward- bounded by George Brown, 6. Hunter' end others; levied on as the property of Any Grant. One lot of 1-4 acre, in Sd Ward—bounded by Broad Street on the North, Daniel Brydye, Ben Crawford and others—property of Susan Payne. One lot, in 4th Ward, joined by Eugene Brydye, 1-Sacre more or leas; property of Tamer Flournoy. One lot, two acres, more or le-a. in 1st Ward —joined by B. L. Bloomfield, Thomas Bailey and others; property of Mary Nichols. One lot, 1-2 acre, in 1st Ward—joined by Frank 8panlding and others; levied on as prop- ofSair [ Begilar Correspondence Georgian.] ,, AiyjosTAij Sept. 30, ^874. A career of unexampled prosperity •may be Safely predicted for, Augusta; ifsbPfdoes bat .realise, and -avail her self of bur many splendid advantages and facilities, the greatest. of t which consists >n the almost unlimited sup ply of witter power afforded, by our canal, which has been recently enlarg ed at an enormous cost to our heavily burdened tax-payers. TJpon the banks of this- stream may be heard the hum and r whirr of many flourish ing institutions, the most prominent among which ps the Augusta factory, one of the largest cotton mills in the Sputb, employing some six hundred e Xe 1st Ward-join* Milledge oP^tiveS, abd ,which even at the Harris, JXcCJeakey and o there; levied on u of Green Jackson. inse and lot in 4th Ward, on Milledge Avenue—joins Hoyt Ware and others; property of Thomas M. Daniel. . <2ne house and lot in Sd Ward, on Broad Street, joined by David Blanton, (col.,) and others; levied on as property of Granison Thomas. . One house and lot in 8r4 Ward, on Bock Spring Avenue and Bobin Mill 8treet, joined by Meeker and Williams; property of Dr. W. Hudgins, trustee. One house and lot, 11-2 acres, in 1st Ward, joined by Antoinette Watkins and others; property of Mrs. Francis Kojal. One lionso, and lot of 14 acre, on Barber Street, in 4th Ward, joined by Prince Hodgson and others; property of R. H. Lumpkin. The above described property is sold to sat isfy tax fi. fas., issued by tbs City Council. II. Cons Davis, Chief of Police, City of Athens. T. H. HUGGINS, ern , , Circuit. Will-give special nttciv.on to all claims entrusted to bis care. oct20-1875-ly. Oct. 6—49 No. 7 Broad Street, Athens Georgia. —tf. ° Lamar Cobb. Howell Cobb. & II. COBB, ATTORNEYS AT AW, Athens, Ga Crocker and Glassware a Specialty, University of Georgia, ♦ ATHENS, GEORGIA. THU SZVXHTT-SIXTH ANNUAL CESSION! Office in Deupree Building, feb22-1876-ly • ^LEX. S.'ERWIX, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Athens, Ga. Office on Broad Street, between Center & Nich olson and Orr A: Co., up-stairs. fcb22-187t>-ly ^ 31. COCHRAN, JATTORSTETT AT law, J". 131. HTJ<3-C3-I3srs, Atbens, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Real Estate and General Land Agent for the nnrohaae and sale of Mineral and Farming Lands in Hall, and the other counties of North east Georgia. Mineral ores tested aAd titles to property investigated. S(>ecial attention given to the purchase and side of citv property. may2—Grn J. N. DORSEY. Attornov. BTTSHTESS CARDS. ^ A. WINN, —WITH— GROOVER, SIU8BS & CO,, Cotton Factors «■„! (iemral Commission Merchant*. Savannah, Ga. .Boggipg, Ties, Hope and other supplies fur nisiied. Also, HBcritl cash advances made on consignments for sale or shipment to Liverpool or Northern ports. may 30-1875-tf Jt U. IMilnlasy, (Successor to O. H. Fliinizy & Co.) COTTOXT FACTOR, Aitjfnstu,*Ga. > 1 Liberal advances made on consignments., ju neC-tin 1 ' ■’ L. SCHEVENELL. G. H. YANCEY L. SCHEVENELL & CO. BROAD STREET, ATHENS. GA. DEALERS IN ... Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, SILVER AND PLATED WARE. Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, 1 : ■ Spectacles, Eye-Glasses, Musical Instruments, S’AJfCT AUTICX-SrS, See. Having BEST WORKMEN, we are prepared to do RE PAIRING IN WILL open on October fburtli with a full Faculty in all Departments. Tuition in the Academic Department $75, payable in advance, viz: $35 on October; 4th, with $5 library fee, and $40 on March 1st, 1877. ' Fifty beneficiaries admitted fVee in the Acade mic Department. 2 The State College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts forms a part of the University, and opens on October 4tn. Free scholarships in the State College arc granted to os many students, residents of Ga., os there are members of the General Assembly. The Law School opens, the first term on the third Monday in August; the second term_ on tlic third Monday in February following. Fees $60 per term. Instruction afforded in per term. Instruction afforded in every branch of a liberal and professional education. Good board m&v be had at $12 to $20 per month. For catalogue, etc-, adress, W. H. WADDELL, sept!2-6t. Secretary of the Faculty Athens, Ga. CASS FOR. WOOX., —OR— CLOTH FOE WOOL. The At liens Manufacturing Company making a much larger variety of Woolei than ever before, and propose tor are now len Goods Exchange them for Wool, believing it to be more to the interest of the Planter to Exchange the Wool for Cloth, rather than have it Cnrde'd and Spun at home. Cull for Samples and Terms of Excuangc. R. L. BLOOMFIELD, Agent 1 , may 19,1875-29-tf J^IVKRY AND SALK STABLE. Om-rlnixefcs, llugglcs & horses for hire. Terras reasonable. E. M. WHITEHEAD, Washington, Wilkes county, Ga. hov2C-1875-tf SUPERIOR • ett .1; WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF STYLE. > r •«- Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, COLLEGE AVENUE, « NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE, Ou hand, Uppers for making -Low Quartets, Congress, Alcxis-Tlcs, and Prinei Albert*. '.Ke- pah...g promptly, executed...Send Vendollars, per mail or express and you shall receive a first class pair of boots. -‘ juno 301875-35-tt. j ■ ■ ‘1 03 „(! : Jt^ SCHAEFER, COTTOST STTYEE?,’ Tocoa. City, Qa. . Highest cssli price paid for. .cotton, J tor' Wiuship’s Gins ana Press. Cc20-187 SILVER AUD GOXiS PLATING, And. ail work of this kind t eueh a» Forks, Spoqns, VVatches. &JC , piated by us, warranted equal to that done by anv establishment in the country. novl7.1874,tf: . HEIOES ^ ^ Great Reduction in Prices Fap the next ththy davs. Brackets, U’slt Doohal. „.wl ..11 LI_.l„ i.l tir. . J Walt Pockets, and all kinds of Ornauental Wood Work,-will be sold at ~ r TO THE LADIES! T"" ? IF YOU AKE AT A LOSS TO KNOW HOW TO CUT OB MAKE Y$ soiriely, fashionably and economically, send to ns fbr a copy BAZAR DRESS MAKER. m»j -iJ; /.( ,«!T with reading matter. Prioo, 5 cents. By mail, 7 cen to infornf I yon wbatto wear and bow to wdtr it, tbe Barer Glove-Fitting Pattern, to fit any form, VWtopyfawWfr-Ut i.::t Jr-,::.; r .. »o Hew Family Singer, ^e^in© Machine Upon which to make your wearing apparel, ria lady need wear an ill-fittiitg, unbecoming or badly f^dc,prmcp(, BftltJEBMAlWMrrUiaN'OQO^CLitw*Srmxxr,Arettxs,Gaj t -i t, july.4.fly. •' GEORCtE H. HpEE, Agents Augusta, .Ga, -i IT tiarij fit »<Krrv ftKOBGIA; CEAiBWE ChuNTlf,’ («Mi for exemption of personalty, and I will pare upon the same at 11 o’cldoSja. «Bt{ on thellttb •f l\ tyu >•» Late of Mississippiytii !* 1 HAVtkG DRClDED Ttt MAKE' ATHENS Sites present era of unprecedented paraly sis of all commercial and industrial enterprise, declares, an annual divi dend of eight per cent. There are alt o three large flour mills, possess ing an average capacity of two hun dred bbJs. per day, (to each mill), for which they find ready sale; two extensive rope and yarn factories and numerous machine shops, which yield a very fair per centage, to say noth ing of numberless smaller industries, all of Yvhicb, when characterized by good manag^nent, pay handsomely Augnata is refi^mportaut distributing point for guano, many thousand tons passing annually through the hands of our commission houses, one of tvhich realized last season the enor mous amount of thirty thousand dob lars commission on this article alone. The Patapsco Company have just erected a very large factory here, where they expect to compound large quantities, making this the chief depot for the States of Georgia, North and South Carolinas, Ten nessee and Florida. As soon as good government is once again secured to this robber ridden Union, and trade settled in the prosperous channels, in which it was wont to flow, the pros perity of Augusta is insured ; this fact seems to be appreciated by a* com pany of English capitalists, by whom several hundred acres of land ad joining the canal, (just outside the corporate limits) have been purchas ed ; the property has been regularly laid out in lots intersected by broad avenues, and the whole effectually drained by magnificent brick seivers built beneath the surface; this proper ty is held by the company in the an ticipation of the erection of numerous factories, > when .the lots will coin- maud a ready sale, some oi them being fine sites for the building of mills .and the remainder, will be in great demand;as sites for the -crec- .tiou -eL houses for. thp, jCjperatives. This is a liailipad centre pf, consider- d,i.flerenyjnt$ ^iqpifflng inty the city (bur of Yyhiph ajjg i^ i , l fljre.9t,C9pui)uei- & hip >y^. .^ni^bej, y sfi<?tiou ,. ? !(no^ t Emilia); ,-SfWPr '.Rail- rpjidba^a,epmpjfite.moi|oj)oly:.qf all ^esiprnJripigMs,, aqd, immense ^nan^s,^ Weftei-ft produce^are able tQ..pay uii dfvidjsn$| yvi^pu^ Jiil, But i», tjbe pliw coiiarfetion of the Lista' ( and . .E^artwjell ' Railroad, yellow fever, a Mr. Murphy was at- talked by fever arid after 1 , aii illness o‘f two or three days died. All of the city physicians held a consultation over^the case, but as. lias ever been, “ doctorsdisagree,” some of them de- "vS. -'a- dared that it was iv genuine case of , yellow jack and immediately sent their families away, but the majority decided ^.hat it was riot yellow fever. For several days our people remained in a state of most anxious suspense, waiting for, the disease^Oi develop *t$elf, which it has not done.' , Quite an acrimonious contest is being carried on by pur two dailies. Tlie Constitutionalist lias adopted a course that has caused universal sur prise and condemnation. Just at this critical period, when the solidity and unanimity of the Democratic party, thif paper, which has at the : s. head of the editorial columns in large letters, “ The oldest Democratic - paper in the South,’’in direct contra- ' diction of the fundamental law of ..— Democracy, fails to support the coun ty nominees of the Democratic party, (f and takes upon itself the task to de fend independent candidates in all quarters; seeming entirely to. ignore the axiomatic truth, <( That a house devided agaicst itself most fall.’’ Clinch.- m inti ■> A Decided Convenience.—Mr. E. E. Jones, agent of Carolina Cen tral Dispatch Line, will have at his office every morning a list of consign ees per. N. E. R. R. thus enabling merchants and draymen to ascertain the arrival of goods without the long trip to tbe depot. Mr. Jones repre sents a first class line, and will take pleasure in extending any information regarding through rates from the Eastern cities, and will promptly at tend to all business connected with the line which he represents. Our mer chants by patronizing his line can as sist in sustaining theN. E. R. R. and also a local agency in Athens, without any expense to them, on the contiary, it is a decided convenience. The Fall Term. ty. Office on CLation Sthestvix xzw 3pn.i>- ES8£&JXB&i8$S£gi-»i*t ‘ mardj2a.ly... >i fv,n-,:{<»»;, felt iv.-d.Vf . The public schools opened for the fall and winter season yesterday, and every child in Detroit felt happy for an hour or two, if not longer. A boy going down Second street from the Cass School, at noon, met a hoy going np from the Porter street school, and the Cass hoy called out: “Hain’t school bully though?” “ You bet!” was the prompt reply. “ How’s vonr teacher T* “ Nicest person you ever saw. I snapped six. paper wads this fore noon and never got licked once!’’ “ Just like mine,” called the other. “When she *aw me sticking a pin. into a hoy she smiled and smiled, and I believe she’s got a heart like an angel. Those lads may meet a week later, and when they compare notes, the first one will remark: u I’m licked regularly three times a day, anjl fbr nothing at all.’’ “ Sdam I,” will! he the morirntiil echo Oitlje other.j—Ifefi .tfrffS- o— w:0no w^>kd*t.o ! the coloffed "meii ! Vdle for ^'foaii true'and tried, and ■one toho has proved himeeff fditiiful to yottr interests: ,l! ; . !, j, pf, Athens, wlfltp andjeoiov- ed, consult ypur jntprests by support- lng,yojar presei^t Representative-! ^ngusta. P^P^„will -j-- fcWDwrasr flights jp|l>e forced dowp. to j:v> ingVy pomjieting Yvith fye Geor- gWrS# 1 Viua-io - utWUt y sarnie hj^, ^reat, 7 e^tepaent licro ,for .tlie past fep; days , oypr the Evefy 1 cifizefc can- riffdrd tP devPlte a portion of 'hi* tittle 1 to-mrirrow to the welfare? of his State. !j •wfj.^atp.” ; .Lcfi Jadge jackson|« burning words-glow in .every patripric breast to-morrow. Ypte for pure and able men.. T