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m NORTHEAST GEORGIAN, Til NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. for President: Horace Greeley, • NEW YORK. .for Vice-IF.resident.* B. Gratz Brown, OF MISSOURI. for Conffrcss: Hiram P. Bell, OF FORSYTH COUNTY. GEORGIA ITEMS. -fry ss: heavy frost vi&ileA Savannah TO SUBSCRIBERS. We have been sending our paper to the old Banner sub scribers as specimen copies. We will be glad for all the former subscribers to continue their names on our list. We made no arrangement with Mr, Atkinson to carry out his contracts, and therefore we have nothing to do with past contracts. We intend to do our best to make the North east Georgian a first-class paper in every respect. If persons to whom it is address ed continue to take it from the Post Office, of course we con sider them subscribers. We return our bear-felt thanks to our friends who so actively assisted us in our new enterprise, and who have al ready swollen our subscription list to almost double the for mer circulation of the paper. FIFTH NOVEMBER. Let every ouc remember this day. Let Georgia do her duty fuitbfully and fearlessly. Let oir colored friends come forward and give a strong vote for Greeley. They will never regret it. Let usnll work togetheras friends. Sir Alexander Cock burn in Ins dissent to the Geneva Award, says : Thousands of Englishmen “ gate credi' to the statesmen and warriors of the South Jor tiie higher notices which enimblc juridical action, and ail the ojtprdbious terms which night be heaped on the land in which he fell could not jitrsaade the world that the earth beneath which Stone wall Jackson rests doe* not eocer the remains of a jratriot and hero ” A DUEL AND ITS RESULTS. One man seriously if not mortslly •wounded.—The Duel fought near the Cemetery.—Two of our cotemporcries, published a card from Mr. Wallcacc Haskell relative to a misunderstand ing between himself and Mr. Houston Force. As the people are generally acquainted with the facts as stated in that card, we will not reiterate them. Yesterday evening, the town was startled by the minor that a duel had been fought by Mr. Houston Force with Mr. J. Harvey Townsend, near the cemetery, with shot-guns. The rumor proved to be too true. The parties left them in front of the National Hotel yesterday evening and proceed to a little grove in front of the main entrance to the city eemc- tcry on Fair street. Here the duel occurred with shot-guns at forty yards, between sunset and dark. It is ru mored that Mr. Force tired a few sec onds after the word was given, and before Mr. Townsend had turned. Mr. Townsend did not fire in the direction of Mr. Force. Two buckshot took •effect in the left elbow and one shot in itlie back under the shoulder blade. JDxs. W. F. Wesmoreland, E. S. Eav, J. 1*. Logan and J, T. Johnson A’tcaiiled the unfortunate man. Two shot and a number of pieces of lone were extracted from the shattered Arm, and the arm resected. The wound in the hack was probed to tht depth of four or live inches without detecting the hall. It is uncertain whether the hall entered the chest or lodged under the shoulder blade. Mr. Towndsend is in a critical condition. A warrant has been issued for the ar rest of Mr. Force, hut up to twelve o’clock he had not been found. The duel seems to have grown out of a previous difficulty lx:teen Mr. Foret* and Mr. Haskell, whjoh culmi nated in the former's caning the luttt p, who challenged Mr, E., Mr. Town send beariug the dialfe-igo. Mr. Fo r «» refusal to rcoognire Mr, Haskell a-sa. gentleman, ana thus Mr, Townsend became involved. The Atlanta b'un, of Sunday mor ning, says: It is stated, upon good authority, that the warrant for Mr, Faroe’s arrest was not issued at the instance of Mr. Townsend or any of his family. The family indeed regret it. At a lute hour last oveuiug Mr. Townsend was still improving, with a fa’r prefect 1 p cove* , Mr. Force was still at large, all ef forts to arrest him having proved fu tile. Vouchers and other papers have been stolen from the Court-house to conceal the ring frauds. Commissioner Walker denies that there is to lie any change in the Indian policy of administration. The Merchants’ and Planters’ Hank of Union, S. C., is oiganizod with a capital of $60,000. Mr. Pratt, for 20 years era and vicinity on Tuesday last Rev. C. R. Vaughn has declined a call to become pastor dfr thh Presby terian Church, in Macon. Mr. N. E. Harris, of the Sparta Times, Was admitted to the bar last week. Mrs. Jonanna Sims, ofBryfin coun ty, was bitten by a rattlesnake on the 9th. She died in a few hours. One hundred Swedes, for labor in Bibb county, are daily expected to arrive. The experience of the plan ters of Monroe Is unfavorable to this class of laborers. Two hundred and eleven Spanish Merino sheep have recently been brought to Morgan county, by a gen tleman who intend storting a stock and grazing farm. Mrs. Louisa Seabrook, a daughter of the late Senator John McPherson Berrien, of Savannah, and widow of Gen. Francis S. Bartow, was one of the three new teachers recently elected by the board of education for the pub lic schools of that city. The Griffin Star ha^ understood that Judge Green, the Radical candidate for Congress in theoldFourth District, is making the broad assertions that it docs not matter who receives a ma jority of the votes, himself or Col Beek, his opjionent—that he, Judge Green, will get his scat in Congress, whether lie is elected or not Kinchen Massey formely a citizen of this county, was arrested by the United States Marshall and taken to Savannah last week 011 the charge of violating the person of a 15th amend ment. Upon investigation he was discharged. From the Griffin Star we learn that the construction of the Savannah, Griffin and North Alabama railroad is progressing rapidly and the cars will run across the Chattahoochee river in a few days. There is a had cut in the edge of Carroll which will create some delay, after which construction will proceed vigorously. A drunken negro at Wooten station, named Dave Johns, cut two young men, named Losh and Mason, very badly. They were endeavoring to put him out of a store in which he was creating a disturbance. He then made his escape. Mr. Losh is supposed to be mortally wounded. The net recipts of the Episcopal Bazzar in Atlanta last week amounted to about one thousand five h undred dollars. This sum will he devoted to the building fund of a new church for that denomination. Messrs. II. A. Alston and II. W. Grady, of the Rome Commercial, have bought the interest of Mr. Craig in the Atlanta Herald and will hereafter, in connecction with Mr, Abrams, have charge of that journal. An Atlanta lady was seized by both arms and violently shaken for a few moments the other evening, as she en tered a room to light the lamp. No violence was offered her, and the whole affiiir borders on the myste rious. J. J. Simmons, the party who stabbed Mr. Besore iu the neck in Macon recently, attempted to committ suicide on Monday, by taking lauda num. He was in a critical condition at last accounts. The Griffin Xeics publishes a special dispatch from Atlanta, dated the 19th, in which it is stated that Mr. J. H. Townsend, who was wounded in the recent ‘ ‘ affiiir of honor” — so-called— is dead. The Constitution of yester day, however, states that the condition of the unfortunate man remains the same. Arid Hotise-Fiiruishiiig Eriiporiuin t &0KUM AHfl HEATHS SWftl IN EHHLESS YAtj^TY. gjtroad ami Thomas Sts.) Athens, Gal “ Til o cl H S3 H P3 H o 2 H O o o pjf SB , H , c I H The Elevated Oven Cook Stove, with all Utensils, for $35, ocl?5tf Olnirrial Wnrrnateil the Very Deal. Operation Caamatccd or no Sale. TO BE HELD Athens Friday, Nov. 22,1872 JOHN ROBINSON’S Great Travelingj-^iluseuni, T. A. BURKE, - Bookseller and Stationer TO THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, Corner of Broad Street and Cotlege Avenue, ATHENS, GEORGIA. Has always on hand and for sale, at very low prices, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, ^ JUVENILE, POETICAL, HISTORICAL, AND RELIGIOUS BOOKS. SCHOOL BOOKS, BIBLES, PRAYER, AND HYMN BOOKS, Plain and Colored Photograhs. Chrovios. Blank Books, Writing Papers, Envelopes. Initial Papers and Envelopes, and Commercial Stationery generally, in every variety. Tlie best grades at Low Prices. WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS PRINTED TO ORDER. ARTISTS MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS, PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULDINGS. Particular attention given to Framing Pictures. Agent for Hallett, Davis & Co’s. Souther* Gem and Steinway Pianos, and MASON & Hamlin Organs. Piailos and Organs sold on time, payable by installments Si & 9 I I * SJ* 3 N 3 > w H W Q a H W 53 53 a o H -d H *3 O a o tzS a o o tr* i—i > w •-3 > a H H F O 3 T3 53 xh H CO 4 « & & e * k£ n n © n & so n © n & & © & SO & £& o ft a © 5 £ 6 J e a* o or? rs S3 "O S3 a a* © © © © © vi ©5 © a £- ©" © COMBINED WITH THE GRAND International Zoological Garden, Polytecnic Institute, AND MAMMOTH CIRCUS! In Four to Ten Tents, as the Space of the Grounds will Permit. JOHN ROBINSON, Prop. & Gen. Direc. JOHN ROBINSON, Jr.. Manager. This Gigantic Enterprise which has boon, at a Vast Expenditure of Time and Money, thoroughly Reorganized and t traveling season, presents the Startling, Novel, Unique and Colossal Spectacle never before Equipped for the present i witnessed in the annals of amusement enterprise cither in this or any other age, of TWELVE SUPERIOR SHOWS IN ONE, ALL FOR A SINGLE PRICE OF ADDMISSIOX. In the Collection and Organization of ihe Museum the utmost care has been taken to gratify and enlighten the pub- Every Part of the World, have been actively employed in Procuring Curiosities for his GREAT TRAVELING SHO W. Some of these were put on exhibition for the First Time Last Year; but they have been very largely sup plemented for the present season by New Accessions and Consignments brought by almost every Steamer from For I eigh Ports which has arrived in New York for the past eight months. As an illustration of the Indomitable Energy J of the well known Proprietor of this establishment, it may he well to remark that the Exhaustless Resources 6f Europe, Asia, Africa and America, with the subdivisions of China, Japan, Australia, the Polar Regions, ‘outh Sea Island?, Arabia, Turkey, Siam, Circassia, Egypt, the Pacific, Arctic, Indian and Atlantic Oceans, together with the Red Sea and Holy Land, have all been levied upon, contributing to swell the aggregate of This Single Department, which, after all, constitutes but a moiety of all that may be seen. It is estimated that in the ACQUARIUM, MUSEUM, MENAGERIE and CARAVAN, there are TWENTY THOUSAND CURIOSITIES. This Stupendous Conbination lias been brought together at an actual cost to the Proprietor of MORE THAN A MIL LION OF DOLLARS ; which is ten times more than was ever invested in a single Show. The curiosities of tk several departments represent the choicest excerpts from the realms of Zoology, Ornithology, Geology, Ichthyology, MANHOOD: How Lost, How Restored. j UST PUB- _ LIS1IKD, » edition *»f l>r. CULVER- WELL’S CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical cure (without medicine) ofSpermatorrhuao Sem inal wetknew, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Im- lepay and tils, induced bv sell-indulgence or aexu- 1 al extravjigauce. »f Price, In a seale 1 envelope, only 6 cents. The celebrated author, in this admirable e>say, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years aucc«>s- ful practice, that the alarming consequence* of self-abuse may be radically cured without the da: - gcrous use of internal medicine or the applicatlo of the knife; pointing out a mode of cure at nee certain and effectual, by mcaim of which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may Ih\ may cure himself cheaply, privately and radi cally. *ii*Th s Lecture should bo In the hands of every youth and every man In the land. Sen!, under seal, In a plain envelope, to any a ldr*ss, |M>stpaid, on receipt of »ix cents, or two post stamps. Also, Dr. Culverweir* “Marriage Guide,” pries 50 cents. Address the Publishers. Cl I AS. J. C. KLISE k CO., 127 Bowsry, X«v Turk, Post-Office box, 4,586. oot£t-ly r*x» * I potency. Mental and Physical Incapacity, 1 tuned• ihe Griffin News has information | jminu to Marriage, etc.; aiso, lT: 1 .’!I that a hand of slang whangers and bible-banger.*, composed of men, womcm and children, lice dogs and tliomas cats, hailing from the puritani cal atmosphere surrounding Plymouth Rock, arc traveling through the upper part of the State on a so-called relig ious crusado. ' They are supplied with tents and equipments of overy descrip tion, and set up in any community where there arc largo numbers of negroes. Their main mission seems to be to preach social equality and devilment generally, A dusky Othello named James Ross, (ho colored head-steward at the Screven IJouso, drew out a pistol, Sunday* and wanted to shed the blood of one J. II, Page, colored, because the latter incautiously aroused his jealousy by too gallant attentions to h s wife, a fair Dcsdemonn, said to be a whito woman. The indignant and angry Boss was bound in a five hundred dollar bond, before Magistrate Hart THE NEW DRUG STORE! the State Li. lomatic Departmen ,ic Bureau, 1 ent as chief of the has resigned. Tbe Democrats and Liberals of North Carolina havo resolved to thor- oughly investigate the frauds of the nst election. It U, nut a pliyt'x whic’a war gire tumi>orary re lief to the (iilTeVerlorthe nrat few but which, from cai)llUH*l UM> bring, pile* ami kln- ilred dl-easc to aid in weakening the iuralid, is it a doctored liquor, which, under the popular name of “13i(ter>, ia «• extou.ivejy palmed off on the public aseorrrclgn remedies, but It Is a mrai power, ul tonic and iterative, pronounced so liy Parents, Sabbath and Publie School Teachers should hoar in mind that No Public Pxhibition ever instituted i America afforded a Tithe of the Practical Lessons of Intuition which are found in this Unique Exposition of Oiijoct Teaching. To this vast array is added, in a Separate Colossal Tent, capable of holding Ten Thousand People, A MAGNIFICENT ROMAN IIIPP0D0ME AND CIRCUS, With One Hundred Horses, Ponies, Camels, Mules, Riding Dogs, Monkeys, Trick Horses, Elephants, and Fifty ci’-k Best Male and Female Artists in the World, If traveling by wagons would require the actual services of nearly TWO THOUSAND MEN AND HORSES. U is furthermore confidently believed by those most competent to judge, while the management are very emphatic in tbe statement that, taken in the aggregate, JOHN ROBINSON'S WORLD’S FAIR has more real and solid attraction merit and value, with a Greater Variety of Marvelous Features than is usually contained.iu TWENTY ORDINARY SHOWS. In order that tlie Public may ho able to form an approximate conception of the magnitude of this concern, ve volunteer the statement that—which will be qualified at any time—the daily expeuses attending JOHN ROBINSON'S MY CONSTANTLY INCREASING BUSINESS AND TIIE FACILITIES WHICH I HAVE IN MAKING PURCHASES, ENABLE ME TO OFFER GREATER 1NDUCEMNETS THAN EVERnn CUSTOMERS TO PAINTERS I offer GALENA LEAD at $9 per liund. NASSAU LEAD at $14 per litimUed. Raw and Boiled LINSEED OIL. COLORS OF ALL KINDS, TRANSFER PICTURES, * . .. . per li The UNEQUALED ATLANTIC, $16 PURE VARNISHES, TUBE COLORS, BRUSHES, and everything in their line. . , , , , powerful pmie ami k terntlve, pronoun: t-d so by yesterday, to keen the ltoaoo towards the I ibcieaauig moJiua apthuriuw of LuaUou »mi , , ., * * . , .1 Paris, and has long been njed by the regular pby- wholc world, anu particularly towards 1 stciaosof otherconntyh* with wonderful remedial particularly towards the innocent Page. dS , Radical colonization was done in Indianapolis &s well as in Philadelphia. | It has 18,244 people and yoted 13,744' votes at the late election, This is a I voto to less Ihpn four people. The largest proportion proper is one voter to six people. A gallery of a circus at Sheffield gave way, filled with spectators, who were preoipiated on the heads of those r. Bcport says seventy persons ■cd. plant, •gent. Dr. Wells' Extract of Jurubeba all tha mndldnal virtues pw-iillar to tlie )4 nipt be taken asn penuamnt curative "*T« there want of action in Tour IJye-and SpHm T Uni,*5 relieved at (MM the hleud bee imen impure by deleterious weretwn«. pnplucing scrofulous or skin diarsMS. Blotches, ffllon-, PWMtlte, Canker, Pimpk*. Ac., Ac, Take Jurubcl* toclemnae, purify and restore the vitiated blood hi healthy action, Hava yon a Dyspeptic Stomach f Unless diges tion is promptly aided the system Is debilitated with ion of vital fore*, poverty of tha lilgud, Urop* . ._ . irptw—*■ rill im below were injurt..-. .—,—. I Have you weaknese of the Uterine or Urinary During tha past weak tlie wife of I £^Tdetosuifcring1!Si!^and«ft7 Uer ** TOU ,. weatBW* or ls-situds. , digssttoa without rcaption, it will impart youthful rigor iu the we*rr sufferer. Have you Weakness or the IntestlneeT Youai in daugnr of Chronic Uiairlptea nr the dreadful it lUmmation of the Bowels, - Take it to allay irritation and eraid off tendency to inflammations, are liable to suffering worse than death Take It to strengthen organic wceknci coracs a burden, Finally, it should be frequcnUy taken lokeep the system in perfect health, or yog arc otherwise eckness or life be- Hon. Horace Greeley has beat lying at the point of death; she can survive but a few days. Mr. Greeley con-, - i. .. stantly remains at her side and cannot duSS! Jt^TV q, keluxi, nms« meet demands for his presence in various sectious of tlie country, Hols Agent for tbe Uuited States. Price Out Dollar per Bottle. send for circular. [oclZS-iw] TO MERCHANTS, I offer a full line of GENERAL DRUGS, at Moderate Prices, and the following PATENT MEDICINES, at Proprietor's Prices: MYERS’; SCOVILL’S; THTS; MCLEAN’S; SIMMON’S LIVER REGULATOR; ltADW AY’S j VINEGAR BITTERS; FONTZ'S DORSE AND CATTLE POWDKR8, and ft full line of other Patent Medicines, at a vary moderate advance on coet, A FULL STOCK OF SOAPS, From 30 cents to $3 per dozen. PERFUMERY, front 60 cents to $10 per dozen, an4 everything else in my line at prices satisfactory to any reasonable buyer* TO PHYSICIANS, A full stock of every needed MEDICINE, SYRUPS, TINCTURES, ELTXERS, CHEMICALS, PURE POWDERED DRUGS, &c., &c.. all of PURE QUALITY, and CHEAPER THAN CAN BE PURCHASED ELSEWHERE. TO MY GENERAL CUSTOMERS, I offer at retail, a complete stock of CHOICE COLOGNES, fine EXTRACTS for Handkerchief, Colgate’s COLOGNE, CASHMERE BOUQUET, and other TOILET SOAPS, Gcnnino BROWN WIND80R, IND1XICAL, and many other varieties of SOAPS, The beet COOKING EXTRACTS, ' WHITE GINGER and SPICES, of all kinds, TOILET SETS, and » variety ui articles which must be seen. t=|P Frequent colls are earnestly solicited, sad satisfaction guaranteed in every instance. Wf»2. KING, Jr., M. D. We respectfully solicit the attention of the reader 1 to the following enumeration of only the Leading Features of the Great Exhibition, as wc have not the spaco to mention the Multitudious Curiosities with which the entire Exposition :—l.. ..i j_. The MONSTER SEA LIONS, finm Afe^kai. Nine in number, the largest weighing T«v unds of fish diiily so amazingly abounds: The MONSTER SEA HONS, from Alaska, Nine in number, the largest ... c „ Thousand, pounds consume 500 pounds of fish diiily: the EGYPTIAN CROCODILE, Twenty Feet Long; of AFRICAN and SOUTH AMERICAN SNAKES, the longest one Thirty Feet Long; a TEX AS STEER MUR THEE HORNS AND EYES; an EDUCATED HOG, that can Read and Talk; the LARGEST ELEPHANT Specimens Ever Imported—weight Eeight Thousand Pounds, cost SI a Pair of GIANT OSTRICHES, Twelve Feet High; SOUTH AMERICAN HIPPOPOTAMUS, HARJh BEAST, HORNEl) HORSE, CAPA BARA, CASHMERE GOATS, EBONY-HEADED PALATINE SHLEF, SPOTTED AXIS DEER, BISON OF COLORADO, AMERICAN FALLOW DEER, SOUTH AMERICAN JAGUAR; SILVE LIONS, of California; STRIPED and SPOTTED HYENAS, PERUVIAN ALPACA: LLAMA, or Camel of the Andes; PUMA, or AMERICAN BUFFALO, VIRGINIA PANTHER, BADGERS SENEGAL LEOPARDS, AUSTRALIAN KANGAROO; RAT KANGANOO, of New Zealsnd, TAW*» LION, of Zafl'ra; SHETLAND COW, BABYROUSA, the Zehu, or Ox Nunda; SPOTTED TIGERS, BLACN TIGER, AFRICAN PORCUPINES and BEA,VERS, the whole forming the Most Magnified t Collection of ” l1 Animals ever seen at one time. *’ . ” , , „ IN THE ARENA . Ttat . Will be Introduced the Following Unefampled Array of Equestrian, Acrobatic, Athletic and Gymnastic The Great and Indomitable Robekt Sxicicney, the preferred rider of the Paris Exhibition and the Champion Hor* - man of the World. Geokge M, Kelley*, the Champion Leaper. John Wilson, tho Great Fcur-horsc no® Master F, Robbins, the dashing Somersault Equestrian. Mb. George Sloman, the Daring South Ameno^ Horeeraan and Trainer. Colored Boy, Lewis, the Wild and Dashing Representative of Bareback Horssmaa^ and Hurdle Leaping. Abdell and Davis, the Unequal Gymnasts. William Carroll, the Flying Leaper. A Wonderful Conrads Acrobats, Gymnasts and Voltigeurs, M’lle Frances, the Great Exemplar of the tit School of Equestrianism. Four Great Clowns, embodying some of the Most Original iu America. John Uo • low, tho Peerless. Archie Campbell. William Conrad, F. Robinson. The Holland Brothers, wonderful Gymnastic Specialties. Charles Macabty, battoute Leaper and Voliteur. M’ll L’amour, this.Uq trienuo Eclipses any Artise that has made her debut within the charmed Circle. Madame Gertrude, the and Beautiful Wild Beast Tamer. M’lle Margaret, the Queen of the Menange. WILLIAM CONRAD o * . FORMING MONKERS AND DOGS, will alpo be introduced, and the World is Challenged to produce Equals in the variety of their performance and the almost human sa ‘ Li " v *'— J: —’ Remember a Show, the Equal of which has Never Been seen in of the wo —n BHHHEBBHl ost human sagacity which they display. ,, „ »be inEuropeor America, Managed and owned b) _ I]1 f, whoso name is a sure guarantee that tlie PubS^ Veteran Showman of the World, OLD J( witness the Finest and Most Elaborate Exhibition ever Exhibitod in Athens. . <n i r : 30 Remember the day, Admission to ajl, 75 cents, children (under 10) 50 cents. Performances at 1 an 9 clock Daily,