Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

THE NORTHEAST GEORSIAN PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. BY T. W. & T. L. GANTT, PROPRIETORS, AT TWO DOLLARS PER AKNUSI, INVARIABLY IS ADVANCE. OOre, Bread Slreot, Granite Bow THE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE. A synopsis of th« President’s mes- aage will^ be found on our first page. The document was too long for publi cation, so we culled the most important parts and left the rest out. It is our intention never to bore our readers KORTU GEORGIA CONFERENCE, E. CHURCH, SOUTH. SeTenth Day’s Proceedings—Sixth An nual Session. The Conference was opened yester day with religious services conducted by Rev. W. K. Branham, Sr. Rev. E. P. Birch and Rev. J. P. Howell were announced as superanua- ted by mistake in the proceedings pub lished yesterday. Rev. J. H. Grogan located at his own request. The Committee on Church Build ings made a report which was adopted: Churches 587; with stores 191; ceiled or plastered 189; without ceiling or plastering 398; without stoves 390. The special committee on the me morial from Jonesboro, relative to church property, reported that the Annual Conference had no jurisdiction of the matter. Adopted. Rev. J. E. Godfrey tendered his resignation os Vice-President of the wi*hlong documents, very important. We have no respect place for Grant or anything that eminntee Resolution setting ajiart Friday be- frora him, but as public journalists wc fere the first Sunday in April, 1873, think it our duty to lay this synopsis I " a da y of thanksgiving, fasting and before our readers. , prayer for the preserva tion of the li ves of the members of the Conference du ring 1872, read and adopted. ltev. W. F. Cook presented the fid- lowing : Resolved, That the annual Confer ence Sunday School Board be dissolved Resolved,' That the Sunday School DEATH OF HORACE GREELEY. This distinguished journalist is no more. The papers speak of him os an holiest, upright man. He may have j interest bo referred to the Conference been, and we hope he was. He was Sunday School Secretary, always the bitter opponent of slavery Resolved, That wc greatly need a and never rested till the negroes were Sunda 3 r Scb< ? )1 ? Iis , sic '. n f : md . f ° r the w , .. „ . sustenance of schools m destitute por- frecd. W e supported him for the tioDS „f the Conference. Presidency because we preferred him Resolved, That the Sunday School to Grant We have nothing more to Secretary call on eac'i Conference for say respecting him. Our motto al-1 a - a - v “mount required for mission Sun- ways has been, “ Tread lightly on the j ashes of the dead.” THE HORSE EPIDEMIC AND CURE. day schools in the bounds of that Con ference, and apply tli>3 amounts raised to that purpose. Resolved, That the Presiding Eiders bring this matter before each Quarter ly Conference at its first session. The horse disease (evidently a kind I \ l • l . J .1 Rev. W. F. Cook elected Conference of catarrhal fever) which has spread so 1 Sunday School Secretary. rapidly over the country within the Deacon Andrew J. Bryant received past month, is now the all-absorbing from the Protestant Methodist Church, received Air-Line Mission, To he supplied by* E L Stephens. Rome District—Thomas F Pierce, P •, E.. Rome, W M Crumley. Rome, Circuit, J 8 Embry. Foresiville, W P Rivera. CaveSprihg and Cedar Town, W Fisk Van Wert; S P Jones. ’ Carrollton and Bowdon, IK C Dunlap. Villa Rica. Sanford Leak. Haralson Mission, J P Howell. Marietta, G G Smith. Acworth, IK A Simmons. ' ' Rose well, G M Robinson. Powder Springs, E K Aiken. Dallas, Heydon C Christian. Sandtown, To bo supplied by IKD -' Payne. Cartersville and Brandon, L J Davies, J T Norrit, (sup.) Bartow, R H Jones, K A Seale, (supl) Marietta Female College, IK A Rogers. : _ .. Sunday School Agent, IK F Cook.. Daiiloxeoa District, IK A Dodqe, P. E. Dahlonega, IK F Quiilan. Dawsonville, J R Pate. Cumming, B J Johnson. Alpharetta, II 7 D Heath. Cherokee, To be supplied bv B T Thomas. Cleveland, ,M L Underwood. ; Blainsville Mission, R M Hughes. Gainesville Station, J H Baxter. Hall Circuit, D L Anderson. Long Swamp Mountain Mission, Sup plied by J N Sullivan. Lawrenccville, IK A Florence, R P Martin. Morganton Mission, John IK Barker. Ellijay Mission, F F Reynolds. Dalton District—R W Bioiiam, P. E. Dalton, F A KimbclI. Dalton Circuit, P G Reynolds. Ringgold, D J IKeems. Rock Spring, J L Lupo. Athens* Retail Priees Current! TOR THE WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 8. Corrected % by J. H Huggins & Co., General Commission Merchants', Broad Street, Athens Georgia. Since our last report, the epizootic has ita appearance in our town and surrounding country, and for a few days almost stopped trade; but our streets are now thronged with ox-teams, and trade is active, cotton is coming in fast. Much of it It of superior quality, from the af fects of the late frost. We quote cotton to-day for 14 to 17$ cents per pound. CMUm.-.-. pcr.lb. 14. . to 17% ProrWoefc—Flonr,r«ncy,pcrlg.L.l0 00 to 1X00 Family,..—•< 11 00 to M OO * Superfine— « 8 00 Corn— perbush. 1 00 tq 1 10 PMo « 75 to 100 Hod “ 1 10 to 1 20 Whitt •• 1 50 to 1 75 Bacon tide*, per pound . 12% to IS “ thoolden, “ 11 to 12% •• hunt, <* is to 20 Ltrd. «f 14, to It Iritb PoUtoei, country, prbnsb, 1 00 to — *• “ Sort hero, •• iso to — Sweat Potatoes, « so J5U E«S* ..perdox. 20 to 25 Chickens, grown, 30ct Frying 2d to 25 Butter— .per lb. 83- -to-. 40 Groceries.—Sugar, Crushed per Jb. 17 to is I “ A 15. to 16 | “ B-. ** C-. New Adyertisements. DEUPREE HALL. Wednesday Evening, 77lh, 7872. Dec’r The Event of the Season. MR. SOL, SMITH RUSSELL WOULD respectfully announce hit Elastic »»* Cbuntcnaneo topic among the owners and drivers of 1 reco - nizcd as Dcacon Elder William R. Twillev i from the Con<rre rational Methodist horses. So far os we have observed it i .... ... i trout mu Vy«mgru-ntiuiuii j , it is of a milder type than at the J Church, recognized as Elder. Aorth, and in most cases yields readily to a very simple treatment. In fact, the great danger, we think, lies in over doing the medication. In the great majority of cases, careful nursing and Strict attention to cleanliness, ventile- tum«pd disinfection will be all that is required. Use chloride of lime and carlwlic disinfectants. Sponge out the nostrils frequently with warm vinegar I vacancies, and in severe cases steam with vinegor. • T,ie Board ** This is done by putting a hot brick A resolution charming the Constitu tion of the Mission Board so as to in crease the managers from five to ten, and mombers in each district constitute a standing committee, adopted. Peter A. Heard, G. H. Patillo and G. G. Smith were added to the Board. Rev. J. Lewis. Jr., having resigned as Treasurer, Rev. Peter A. Heard was elected in his place. The Mission Board authorized to fill of Mission meet in Atlanta in May, 1873. • _ e . , . , I Action on restoring credentials to to a reed bag, fastening it on the I Deacon S. S. Pennington, reconsider- horses head, and then pouring vinegar ed, and Conference declined to accede upon the brick, causing the steam to to the request of the Quarterly Confer- rise up into the nostrils. This causes en “ to ” Jstor ® theni - „ . , .. i . 4 . . The Committee on Memoirs submit- sneezing, and rarely fails to give an- ted their re portthat no death had oc- mcaiate relief. Bran mashes mixed currcd in the bounds of tlie Conference with tepid water are good. The hay during 1872. Report adopted, and and oats should be moistened with thc Conference engaged in prayer, led Mpd ™>ter-!«™at6r if it an bn tl.e Canfer- . ... , ence iu reference to a monument to A physician writes to the Buffalo I Bishop Andrew. Courier that he feeds entirely on bran A resolution requesting the Southern mash and clean oat or rye straw moist- Chr f ist j. a £ „ n .j s - , . , , port of Dr. O. L. Smith, President ot ened with brine and gives from six to Emory College, was adopted, eight drachms of bromide of potassium, The Conference took a recess until three times a day, disolved in a bran I 3A p. m. mash, continued for two or three days, | 0n re-assembling, Conference was while the inflammation spring, Spring Place, N H Palmer. Slurry Mission, To be supplied by S Brice. Calhoun, J H Robinson. Tilton andResaca, T J Robinson. Kingston, J A Reynolds. Canton, B E Ledbetter. Jasper, J M Hardin. Subligna, S D Evans. Summerville, J N Myers. La Fayette, A Odom! McLeruore’s Cove, J B McFarland. LAGANGE DISTRICT, II J ADAMS, P E. LaGrange, W J »Scott. West Point, D D Cox. Newnan, A M Thigpen. Troup, R J Haiwell. Long Cane, H J Ellis. Whitesville, J T Lowe. Greenville and Trinity, J S Bryant. Chalybeate Springs, L* Rush. Greenville, T S L Harwell. Hogansvillc, J M Bowden. Senoia, R F Jones; one to be supplied by W R St dwell. Palmetto and Jones’ Chapel, T H Timmons. Fairburn, J Chambers. Herd Mission, James Jones; one to bo supplied by Thomas Turner. LaGrange Female College, W J Cotter. Missionary to China, Young J Alien. ' Atlanta District, PE. lasts. The following is Mao recommended ou good authority, given as a drench, night and morning, during the first stages of the I Rev - Jes88 Boring disease. Spirits of Nitric Ether 1 ounce. Laudanum^.. 4 dradims. of Yotasa -v 3 drachms. Water:.....;.... j Mix. opened with religious services conduc- ted by Rev. George R. Kramer. Thc Judiciary Committee appointed to investigate charges preferred against sse Boring by Dr. T. S. Powell, pint It is important to withdraw the ani mal from work, at once, on the appear ance of the first symptoms of the dis-1 named as thc place tor holding the next after four day's session reported, through Rev. II. H. Parks, chairman: Thai none ot the charges were sustain ed, and recommended that their char acters be passed. Report of the Com mittee unanimously adopted. Robert A. Seale was made supernu mernry. Cartersville and Newnan were are a watery nose, mouth annual Conference. With great una nimity Newnan was selected. The following were read out as the APPOINTMENTS for 1873: Augusta District—Caleb W Key, P. E. St. Johns, W Watkins Hicks, D W Calhoun, Sup. “ St James, J E Evans. “ Asbury, T A Seals. Richmond Circuit, B F Fariss, Appling. D Kelsey. Belair Mission, To be supplied by E P Bonner. Thomson, Wilev T Hamilton. Warrenton, W F Smith. It is said to the credit of Grant and I Factory Mission, To be supplied by J family, that upon hearing of (lie dan- _ ® genm, illness of Mr.Greeley, they do- FelixT^Brown, J Purvis, dined to attended the reception of the 1 — ' * * which generally discharge from the •ftlctfd extremities. >. -"t* , m |, A woman in.Seymour, Conn., has been long truohlod with a constant nuu- sfew, and has been recently treated for | Augusta,^ it. The phyf’c in concluded that some living thing must he’ in tlie stomach, and the treatment emitted a small eel a few indies long. The woman thinks she swallowed it some years ago when drinkingpond water. Diplomatic Corps. It is* tnted that Louis Napoleon has requested permission of the German .Government to reside there, and has been refused, on the ground that bis presence there would be unwelcome. One to be supplied. Crawfordville, A O -Thomas. Millcdgeville, A J Jarrell, i Baldwin, W K Branham, Jr. Athens District — Eustace W Steer, P. E. Athens, J Lewis, Jr., P A Heard, Sup. Oconee Station, M W Arnold. Factory Mission, Supplied by E D Stone. A woman died recently in Boston I Watkinsvillc, J, W Knight, one to be small-pox who had only twelve supplied weeks previously recovered from aa ^ison. W P P^lger. , White Plains, J h Pierce. A peace-maker at Gilman, III., put Lexington, W R Foote, an end to a quarrel between two of Winterville, C A Connoway. hi. i, W -,hho. ^ towing a revolver KX."', A « W»iey. and shooting both of them. Little River, T H Gibson. Eatonton, W P Lovejor. A lady informs us that she finds Putnam, W W Oslin, S A Mitchell, more difficulty in husbanding her nine Elbrrton District—G W Yar- daughtcra than she does in husbaud- ingher resources. Mr. J. W. Horton, prominently j indentified with the mercantile inter est of Augusta for many years, is dead. BOROUGH, P. E. Elberton, F GBiughes. Betlilehem, J M Parker: Elbert, W A Fariss. Lincolnton, Levi P Neese. Jefferson, John It Parker. Mulberry, J II Mash burn. CarncsvLlle and ’Franklin Springs mis sion—Morion H Eakes. An Augusta youth accidentlly shot himself recently while hunting near j Homer, B W Williams, the city. 1# is in a very critical j Hartwell, WT^Norraan. _ condition. Itougl of Boston, desecrating the churches and defiling the places i Clarksville, W Parks Smith. Clayton Mission, Ed Smith. Toogalo and Curtahee Mission, J Mashburn, «fr. Danielsville and Mndison Mission, .Qftriflorc MB W II Potter, - 11 Domanra. 1 Coffee, Rio,”?!.' - “ Lajuln, “ Jin, Tee, Hyacn “ Gunpowder, “ Black...—.... Onions, per bush. 1 00 Syrup, Sorghum, per gal “ Cane " Cuba Molasses “ Candles, sperm— per Ui. “ Adaman, •* “ Tallow, •• Cheese, Stale •• • •• Eng. Dairy, *• Cracker*, soda,... “ “ batter, *! 1.7 to is to 14 1 to I#-,}o IS* to 25T to 2S r to- SS to 2 00 1 50 in the personation of a rariety of odd characters, finning his new Monologue Entertainment, assist. a l by Mr. Lau Fafiscir, tile (blebrated Pianist ami iAunpoagf. charge. ‘ >y >, For particulars, see posters, programmes, etc: if. A. WATSON,. Business Manager. 'to-I 50 to 75 to 1 00 NOTICE, T/ie Interest Due on the NEW BONDS OF CLARKE COUNTY,. due January 1st, 1873, payablo in coin, will be cashed st the National Bank when presented. docS-’lt S. C. EEESE. NEW ADYERTISEMENTS. New Adyertisements. CHRIS IS COMING, And to*.those friends and patrons who have not jet paid their accounts we want to speak a few kiud words privately ; We beg that they will reinembirr the trying days of Summer, when we did all in our power to aid them. Friends, come forward and pay ns between this and Christmas. Don’t pass the threshold of a New Year with an old debt hanging over your heads. - OUR BOOKS MUST BE SQUARED By the First •Day of January. THIS IS NO JOKE—WE MUST HAVE OUR MONEY. “Clerk’s 20 I “ sugai, “ 20 to “ cream, •• • 20 to Candy, plain—— per lb. 18 to •* fiincy “ 80 to Sod* — « 12 Uo Black Pepper..—.. 44 . . 35 ,to Ginger.....—. — “ 35 to Starch « 13 to Tallow - •• 8 ]ta Pried Peaches, pealed, “ “ nnpealed, Dried Apples.. —. Rico ..... Mackerel, kits,... “ bbl S irdlnts, - per box, Salt per sack, 2 25 Factor, Uooda.—Cotton Yarns .8 Osnaburgs, per yd, 20 10 • to — I 4 to — 6 to — 11 2 10 to 3 00 U 80 to 12 00 25 to 40 Office, Superior Court. (GEORGIA, CLARK COUNTY. • V ,,ot ***** *° Issue Executions against plaiutifls tor costs, tor which I hare so long and r ‘**®“‘» T waited, but if not paid by the 20th Inst, •lull be compelled no to do. JOHN CALVIN JOHNSON. December 5th, 1372. at CLERK. to 2 50 65 % Shirting, “ .12 to *4 1-4 44 44 M, to *>0 Dry Goods.—Prints, “ 11 to Delaines, 44 25 to 30 Bl’ched Shirting, “ 10 to to Bed Ticking, •* 20 to 50 Tobacco—Common, per lb— - 50 to 60 Medium •’ —. 60 to 75 Fine. “ -.. 1 00 to SO Smoking, “ — 60 to i oo Q-. HAUSER MANUFACTURER OF A DEALER IN Choicest Biands of Cigars, ALSO, KELPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff, P™ *>/ <dl kinds, Cigar Holders, iValkmg Canes, &c., dec., <frc. 77L *>*<> r e situated on College Avenue, one door south Wheeler A Wilson Sewing Machine Agency! Atlrnta, 1st Church, W P Harrison, J Oliver and Boring supernumer aries. Atlanta, Trinity, C A Evans. McDonough Street Mission, To bo supplied. Atlanta, Evgn’s Chaple and Taylor's Hill Mission, J M Deckey. Atlanta, Payne’s Chapel and Peachtree Street Mission, P M Rybur. Paul’s, G H Pattillo. Edgewood and St John’s Mission, W H La Prade. Atlanta Circuit, John W Yarborough. Decatur, F B Davies. Couyera and Hayne’s Creek Mission, W J Wardlaw; A Means, super- numary. Norcross, G E Gardner. Covington and Mt. Preasant, W W Wadsworth.- Newton, J H Harris. Sardis and Mt Tabor, B E L Tim mons. Oxford and Social Circle, W R Bran ham; Sr. Montcello, E G Murrah. Ocmulgee Mission, Supplied by N D Cook. Monroe, A N Rowland. Forest, Supplied by A G Dempsy. Agent Orphan’s Home, W F Cook. Agent Americau Bible Society, W A Parks. Sunday School Secretary, A G Hav- good. Emory College, M Calloway, Prof . Griffin District, J Le wis, sr. P E. Griffin, J IK Hctid. Upson, 1KH Graham. Zebulon, IK G Hanson. Pike, Isaac G Parks. Thomaston, IK F Lewis. Barnesville Salem, IKT Caldwell. County Line, IK IKLaropkin. McDonough, J R May son. Jonesboro, J IK Stipe. Fayetteville, D Nolan Cullopcn, C A Mitchell. Clinton, J Carr. Jones’ Mission, J T Richardson. Jackson, R R Johnson. Pleasant Hill, To be applied by J M* Bolton. Forsyth, D J Myric. Forsyth Circuit, J J Singleton. Best Ocmulgee Mission, J R Smith. Transferred to South Georgia Confer ence, G Jefferson Pearce, George R Kramer, H H Parks, JVM Morris, J P IKardlaw, G IK Hardaway B H Sasnett, Miller H U nite. Snuff, Maecsboy, per lb, 1 60 “ Scotch “ ,80 Cigars, Am — per 1000 80 00 to 50 00 “ Havana.... “ 75 00 100 00 Ammunition—1’owdcr.—— per lb. 40 to Shot “ 12 to Lead •• 12 to ‘ 15 Caps per box, 10 to *40 Woo4ea Ware.—Falutod Buckets, dos 2 75 to 8 00 Cedar “ •* 9 00 to 12 00 While Pine, •* “ 7 00, to 8 00 Sieves, •• 3 00 to 5 00 Lliaon.—Corn Whisky .good per gal. 3 10 to%— CIGARS. HAVE ON HAND A FULL stock of the following Choice Brands of Cigura Da Dulzura, Zala Tioolh, Zi/tman’s Choice, Ztobert Z. Zee, <£c. GIVE THEM A TRIAL. JIMMIE DORSEY. —,5 cu ll lu ■ •sJ 5 I s •Q u • soft s fe g S §0 s Z as D “ B •4 o V uj r 1 g. t= A l| < J = g as W is m 1 id J’ Sm < o > 0 a £ ij- w r-4 .to I fi « a o < H u o a o o r-H </> 1 s f 3 I u s. a o p, *5 a o H u s. TONS OF Dicksons Don’t /ail to call on us, both to settle old accounts and to buy more Goods. ENGLAND & ORB. SESfcS IEW FIRM & SEW GOODS % The undersigned having formed a partnership, under the name and style of medium, *** common, .Peach Brandy, good “ “ medium, “ “ common, Apple •• good, “• “ •• medium, “ 0 “ “ common, French *• — •• Holland Gin “ American Gin — “ Jamaica Bum.—.—!..— “ American Rum........—. “ Bourbon Whiskey—— 11 Wines, — .... per lb. - *-*° to 3 00 to 4 00 300 2 Off 4 8S 3 00 2 25 to 4 IX to 10 00 5 Ob to 8 00 3 00 to 6 00 5 Ob to 8 00 3 00 to 6 00 2 00 to 4 00 3 00 to 10 0Q 3 to 10 A S MANDEYILLE DEALER IN to -|{agortc4 3b4 famim Transferred to St. Louis Conference, B K Thrower. Transferred to Alabama Conference, E P Birch. Transferred to Little Rock, Arkasas, Conference, L N Burns. Transferred to Los Angels Confer ence, A M Cambell. Transferred to IFestsrn Conference, Thomas R Pierce. Transferred to Louisiana Conference, J G irorley The following visiting committees were appointed by BishoD Marvin: Emory College, A F Haygood, IK F Cook, J IK HeidL Weleyan Female Cbllaee, G H Pat tillo, A J Jarrell, D J Myrick. LaGrange Female Cbllege, R F Jones AM Thfehpen, J M Dickey, H R Harris, J B Hunnicut. Marrietta Female College, Thomas F Pierce, H J Adams, J R Mayson. The contract fer building the Male Academy at Elberton has been awarded to Mr. George Locbr. It is to bo finished thc first of next March. Indigo “ 2 00 to2 50 Madder 44 - 20 to 25 Ex. Logwood “ 25 to 40 Epsom 11 15 to 20 Alum 15 to 20 Sulphur—i ; 15 to 20 ; and TIev—Bagging- “ 13 to 22 Tie* " 9 to 11 cotton 40 to 50 Rope, gras* - “ 2S to so re.—Iron, Sweod*-. 44 9 to 10 “ Country bar « - 7. to 8 11 English—.. “. ft to 2 “ Castings,.— “ 7 to 12 Nails ..... “ 9 to 10 Steel, cast “ 25 to — Steel, plow..... “ 12 to — Cotton Cards, per pair, 75 to — Wool •“ “ in 60 to — Weeding Hoes—— - 50 to 75 Ames’ Shovels, apiece, 1 40 to “ Spades, “ 1 80 to — Trace Chains, pair 75 to 1 00 r, Ac.—Boots, Northern . 4 OO to 6 00 Boots, Southern....—< l10 00 to 12 00 Shoes, Northern - .. 2 00 to 4 00 Sole Leather, per lb. - 55 to 40 Upper Leather, 11 35 to 60 Harness Leather, “ 40 to 57 CalfSkin, perdox... 40 00 to 100 00 XJp Skins...., 50 00 to 73 00 Dry Hides, per lb..- 12 to 18 Green Hides 44 to 8 Clocks, Jeiceby, Silver & Hated Ware, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Sporting Equipments of all kinds. EE PAIRING AND ENGRAVING ."W Done with care, and warranted togivesatis&ction Opposite (be College, .» then., Gs. OLD GOLD A ND SIL VER taken In exchange. SOLE AGENTS 1*0R PRATT’S ASTRAL OIL AND DIAMOND SPECTACLES. deeply DISSOLUTION. UP HE FIRM heretofore existing buktISl Lilt i”*?® T* ‘V* ° r p *tnek A HUAThK, will bs dsuolved, by mutual consent <**» the first day of January, 1873. ’ All persons indebted to said firm are earnestly , tu como f./rward and seitio upat.mce T and those having claims against the same wilt nre: wot them. The notes aud account, will bo turnal ovre to an officer for collection after the first of January next. PITNER & HUNTER. Iacrcascd their capital and established themselves at Barry’s old stand, corner Broad and Jackson streets, will be pleased to see ihclr -•’stomers and sell them Goodsat the LOWEST PRICES ever before onereu in tno city. <*-■»•■ The old “Lamp Man/* Mr. J. W. BROWN, superintends the department of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps and Looking Glasses, CnTNAl'fS'lu^anu.TMAVuOUDA^ 1 atylC5<,fGOOdS - Also, a beautiful »sortmeni of FANCY IN THE AUCTION aiid COMMISSION DEPARTMENT We have received the largest consignment of HOLIDAY GOODS ever received in Athens, consisting in part of DOLL’S, of ail sorts and sises; MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and a TOY to please each and every one. » * HR£*W0MS CHRISTMAS And a fine lot of OIL PAINTINGS and CHUOMOS. ' Will keep constantly on hand, at wholesale and retail, a fall line of Candies, Nuts, Raisins, Lemons, Oranges, Crackers, &c. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. JAY O. GAILEY. JOSEPH M. BARRY. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES •OF- PU*toial.-Gold,bujrtog— Silver, buying— 1 09 1 10 1 06 1 08 H New Firm and New Coods! ew. ...WU to WGitl IUU OIIILS, r. Y***?P® n L° n tliofirstof January next,at | PITNEH A HUNTERj corner of | Broad and Thomaa «treeta, Deupree Building, a [ large stock of p DRY GOODJ, 830CEB1ES, Hardware, Saddlery,, 4V. I PKOu r p WARK.'fcv' 0 * 1 '' 1 ’ ‘ho large FIRE- v iim,»«w VABtUOLSE formerly kept by Pitner I «x uuuter. SOOTS m SHOES MEMBER OF THE FIRM BEING IN BOSTON AND OTHER leading Shoe Markets ten days before the Boston Fire, and having ' purchased largely for our Winter Ti ade, we now offer to ° our Customers and ihe Public generally AT THE LOW PRICES At which-wc have been selling during thc past three months. Our Stock comprises everything found tu ft FIRST-CLASS SHOE STORE. All floods warranted to be as represented. Aiour motto is “Quick Sales and Small Profits,’' dealers and a'l others wanting Goods In oar liny will find it to their interest to give us a call. GALLMiER&OniLHERlN 2S9 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. Chapped Hands, fitce, rough akin, pimples, ringworm, salt rhenm.aud other-cutaneous afflic tions cured, and th* akin made aoR and smooth, by using the JuNirsa Tar Soap, mad* by Caa- well. Hazard A Co., New York. B* certain to get the Juniper Tar Soap,** there are many worthless imitations made with common tar. BOOT & SHOE SHOP. SjL a K. A DURHAM respectful- . ly Inform* the citizens of, Athens that he has opened on tha eor- MS e A ,heE ' episcopal Church _ OOTANDSIIOE SHOP, and FIRST-CLASS BI will guarantee satisfaction to all who mayihvor him with a call. A No. 1 workman has beea em ployed- Give me atrial. Repairing of all kinds promptly and neatly done. NOTICE. j—I AVING SOLD my interest in , the BAR AND BILLIARD SALOON on Jackson street (to date from December 1st 1&72A JWfii I8AA ,° 8. MOONtM^lU 7 ^ All persona- ludebted to the firm of D. A H. Beusre are earnestly requested to make Immediate payment, in order that the old business may be closed up. Thankful to my friends for their generous pat- rouago during the past sixteen years, I solicit for tha new firm a continuance of the same. *l*®6 HENRY BEUSSB, decG-tf C. H. TAYLOR, Tuner, Regulator & Repairer To Editors and Publishers. !«. . ~ -° F ~ _ _ A Pan-TEm of more th»o pla "?S’ Opans, Melodeons SSinZtt 1 ‘^d7emp7o;meni 1 ordem'^.Si‘y. ^ tfuU)r “ ,leU tlie prime^object la vfiw. ’ AMnis PUi/tER, i ' r ° r ’ *■ W.Hallam wUl receive N.(E. Georgian office, Athens. j prompt attention. dac6-ly ATHENS Foundry and Machine Works ATHENS, GEORGIA. Santar Claus Depot Is Opened for the Holidays, I At 130 Brand Street, Angnstn, Go. TV/TRS- ZINN respectfully informs I i*» her friend* and the pnbUe generally that she has returned from the North, and, as usual, has a large and carefully selected assortment of handsome Toys for the Holidays, consisting of Tin, | China jaud Mechanical Toy*, Fianos, Magic Lan- FOUNDERS AND! Machinist*. Pattern Work, Smithing an Repairing. - Having an extensive collection Patterns, manufacture Iron and Brass Castings, Mill and Gin Gearing, Mining and Mill Machine- I ry, Steam Engines, Saw Mlfin, Hoisting Screw-, Lighter Screws, Sugar Mills, Cotton Seed Crush ers, Shafting. PuUoys, Thnahets, l-’an Mills, Smutters, Bark Mills, Mill .Spindles, llorsc-Pow- era, Rattle Staffs, Mill Cranks, Corn Slicllcrs, 4c. Also manufacture, and are Agents for, the most approved Turbine Water Wheels, Brooks’ Patent Revolving Cotton Preas, Iron FcnclDg, Grave En closures, Balconies,- 4c. stoves, TrweOi , Works, which she IL SICKEKSOS, Agent end Superintendent. N.B.—Mill Findiagt furuiabud at manufactU’ “r’s prttvm nsvS-tJsnt 8. D. WILLIAMS. | S. H ROWLAND, WILLIAMS & ROWLAND, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL EF' E JBE: — Commission House V 48 Jackson Street, Augusta, Ga, Grain, Hay, Fodder Com and Cut Feed-con stantly on hand, in any quantity. Consignments solicited. SOLD THIS SEASON. This 8ho\f s what the Plan- ters Think af iL MORE OF IT USED THAN ANY FERTILIZER IN MARKET. Planters who used a few sacki this season have already put in thdr orders for a few TONS for next. n®_ Look to your own Interest, and buy a 7EJ. TILIZER that is made in your own State, sad Oil yon know is good. Every Sack is Warranted Qenub S3, We have now on hand, and wiU comica, a keep a GOOD STOCK, so that farmers can bid it away before the busy season. :Payments on Time, TurcAatu not due until Novem ber 1st, 7873. nr WE CAN ALSO SUPPLY.-Wi CHEMlCALSl TO THOSE DESIRING TO Make theirOwnFertilizen! Those Buging Now will get on as Gal Terms as those who Buy in ihe Spring. England Orr\ AGENTS. MORRIS & FREEMAN, Agents, CurnesviWe. ocl2.'/-tf The Chicago FarmPuffipfi Patent PorceLun-Lincd Iron Cylinder Pop Tov C is torn* and Walls of any Deptb, tat Cheap, Durable and SSdesL G’VrETEt, 100,000 SOU* j EVERY POMP WARRANTED isr tersei Cu Sri Sbca. CHILDS, NICKERSON General JTardtvare aovft-tf AGENTS. Important jNfotic «i HOTELS, BOARDIi 205 BR01D STilEET, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Reapectfally Ask Vtur Attrnlinn la a Pall Eino of the Followias Oood*, which will be Gold ns Low as nay other tlouaci CARPET DEPAUTXENT. English Velvet’Carpets, English Brusae’s Carpvta, Three l iy and Ingrain Carpets, Venetian Carpets, Cheap Carpets, Floor Oil Clothes, Table Oil Cloths. Stair Carnets and Bods, is 4 Door Mattings, Druggets < Carpels, OH Mata. Cloths CUBTAIN DEPARTMENT. Curtain Materials, Cornices and Bands, Lace Curtains, Muslin Cartalns, Window Shades, all sices, Hair Cloths, all wldthz, Wall Papers and Borden, Beautiful Cbromot. ana Curtains short notice. GROCERY DEPARTMENT. Choice Family Groceries, DuffiddIl^? lT * dwMk,3r ' English Crackers, Dyspeptics’ Food, Brooms and Brushes, Baskets, or all kinds, Wood Ware Plantation Supplies. made and laid at NOTICE. "O'AVING sold an interest ia my T -L B?°k and stationary business to MB. WIL- LIAM H. HODGSON, (to date from Nov. It will he conducted hereafter under the firm name ot Burls e <& Hodgson, All persons Indebted to the undersigned are earnestly requested to make immediate payment, In order that the books, may be closed op. . Thankful to my (Heads for their generous pat- ' ‘ the-last two yean, I solicit for tbo the same. T. A. BURKE. iw firm a continuance of I T. MMKWALTER, JUarble Works BUOAD ST., AUGUSTA, BA. AUARELE MONUMENTS, Tomb -LYJ_ Stones, etc., Marble Mantles, Furniture ’ " all kinds, from the plainest to the most at wort Work of elaborate designs, and furnished to order NOTICE THIS BiriJLDERS WE ABE SEELING PAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINE, VARNISH, &C. At very low Prices for Cash. Try us. R. T. BRUMBY & CO., nov22-tf East side College Avenue,. Athens, Ga lhea-Neetar. A Pure CHINESE TEA. The best Tea imported. Warranted to aalt all tastes. Put up in our trade mark half pound and pound packages only 30 and CO po md boxes. For sale at wholesale only by The Great Atlantic 4 Taciffic notice. All work for the country carefully boxed. -Tea Co., P. O. Box 5506 N. Y, And Private Families. THE UNDERSIGNED AKEjf PREPAID TO SUPPi' j HOTELS, BOARD INC. HOUSES. AND PRI VATE FAMILIES, CHOICEST BEbi 1 _ VEAL, MUTTON, LAMB-. PORK, SPARE RIBS, p 0Kc SAUSAGE, ROASTING VM GAME, Etc., in any quantity^! AU onr Meats are warranted Fresh, Best Kind. - OUKCOKNEDB®;,. Putunbv our Mr. Lawrence, 1» H front New York Fulton Market ? keep a first-ciaso j Family ^ rocer || well stocked with all kind, of F«a«J s “ rr eluding Canned Fruits, Itth, Meats, Jellies, EH- Send your Orders or Basket! toot» them and ahip by earliest train * lAtwcd Market P« '*,'1 We will, also, fill any order fm«jS7 I Lawrence A ®*? Oysters, We ’are And Stall 10 bo'"' A«*‘" WANTED' rpo LEAltE ous, intelligent, *&***"£•,, and fifteen year* ffid- , n j situation in our Uj u £,„ n thacaref“* **" c ii.p.-iisationfor six in W instruction. Arplf T _ JJBU> I ®V* nov22-3t toy ”