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Newspaper Page Textu (.*9n:W ^BLTQX./Sdnar.L ^ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION^ 1--.V.H. ut ONE COPY, Ona Y«k*.«rthUSM* EOO- FIVE COPIES, OnaTaar,','. & 70f TEW CQP^ES, On« Yswuv >8 00 •—»»— > - 'W..f — tm4 1 ■' Jed 2he Official' tyfy, ‘ftnpti'i W\ [0MPS0«, , . • Attorney at Haw, '*Sp*i-l»» atlrntlon paid to criminal practice. For rafrrauce apply to Ex. Uov. T. II. Watt* and Hon. I'aTtd Cloptou, Montgomery Ala. Office over Barry's Store, Athens, Georgia. I"el>.3.t£. Asa M. Jackson, L. W. Thomas, jacksoT&Womas, Attorseys at Law Athens, Georgia. fl ji For referenca by apodal permission Xhomas refera/to William L. JBMSthll Athens and Hop. A. IT. Stapena, U. u. Hill STnFR. ToBttibs. Dcc.16.ti. ^OBB, E It WIN & COBB sillorncys (d Law, ATHENS, OA. ffice iu the JDcupree Building. It. LITTLE, " Attorney at Law, CARNESVILLE, GA. 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[ - nil 111 all | ' 11 I - ' '—■"•; ^'Vf - a ■; --»|^ -TH.iA.aa .U,^t A i**>*** Pf I imirm * a-antf*^ AtrnwiMi Tramient advertisemenlf,ofoneaquarc or more, Si 60ptTaqaire fortlieflnMnaertt(>n,a*d7JCral* fareaeli'rttbfeqnent IratcrlldPJ P'Mbl UrMM«9 All tilvcrtisenKDtn considered tr&nsieut, except wfcere’^Wal eodtr*cn» are'Mde. * Txreire Ifnes space of ihls ffpt* r (dr T oirtTnHi) make one aqrare. • * * * ■ * ’-«r»" For epniract priee^pea *11*!%** i mw >C _A 1 -*■'' — Y-f j Are now Openin^iiKIflArl^bek 'ofi <11 OW i. • GROCERIES and PROVISIONS; C ONSISTING in 'pat/of 82000 1^3., Piour all grades; 20,000 lbs. bulk meats bfMi^bt before the atlvauee. ji "ood. stock of Orleaus and Northern Sugars, Rio, Java and parched Ooflfee’s; Muscovada-and rebailed Molasses, Or leans and Fancy Northern Syrup—Hams, Lard, Irish Potatoes, Seed Oats,; Nails; Tobacco and Cigars, . t ■ : , 0 Q A HUE PI GQOVS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Plain and Fancy Candies, Nuts, Itais^, Maccaroni, &., &c., Arc. \Ve invite especial atteijtipfLS/.<y 4 riiwta «vriI - fJr'oeticaL iUodFt majo . hVRir ,«;ri j .i-rTT-r Where th^ beaetiEue riyers i-llpj '*-11-; r -i-^i -1 -• rf « PATUBK STAK. <j iM,riia«M|MfiSiyhM,1tt|lt lip of - : tbeocoan set, ,, ; And of all the lands I've traveled o’er, 'IU the loneliest I have met; "Where the willows weep, mad the rants deep, and 1 the balmy breezes Wow, '■ "In that lew aid land, that sweet old land, where just dosed at t •' the beautiful rivers flew, * JOHN T. OSBOllN, Attorncy-at-Law ELBERTON, GA. Will pr»(iic® in ih^ c.iuntieH of the Northern Circuit, Hank*, Frank tin and ll-jhershnm of the Western Circuit; will give special attention to sll claims entrusted to his care. .Ian. 10, 1ST t—ly.is T S. DOltTCII, ^ * Attorney ((t L<nr, CAUNEsVlLEE, GA. K. A. \VI 1,1,1 AMM1X, WATCHM ^KERand JEWELLER >\t I>r. King's Drug Store, BROAD STREET ATHENS, GA. W All w.»fk done in a superior manner, r.nd varrauted to give sati.-faction. j:tn:nf WILEY CHILDERS, L OCATED ill this city, is prcjiared to do all kind* of Carpenters* Work in the \*e»t stylo, uniat reasonable rates, with dispatch. Shop iu the rear oj the City Clerk’s Office. June 3. 1871. M. V. GURLEY, SUKGEO.Y tbEJffiST, G^AKES pleasure in announcing to JL tho citizens of Franklin and and adjoining counties, that he is now located on the Athens street, en« mile south of Cnrnesville, where he is prepared to pra tlci* Dentistry in all Its ditferent ranches. Prici* low to suit the times, but |h>s|- ively no inferior work. » ©etllMf GEO. W. COOPER, Cuirriage and Buggy Tlimim, Street, i'.mjiar'* l.ircrj St-.iMe. P .\ UTICULAR aitonti'.n given t:»' l'.KFAlit J.iHS. Orders let! with A. A. Boll, j at Suuimcy .V Newton's, will receive |,rnini>t at- ! lion. June 17 it J FLOUR AND TOBACCO, OurXjotfdj arc bought for CASH, and we know we cant Lc UNDERSOLD. We cordially invite an examination of our stock. W« O. Our. P. Parker, ! Are with the now house and will he glad to see all their old customers and lots of new one’s. Wo are Agents for the Old Reliable DICKSON COMPOUND. OHH&CO., At the old stand of England & Oitit, Broad St., Athens, Ga. Feb. 10.1 m. •" But Ob, »1m! how <!an I ring *_H1» an exile breathes the strain, And that dear old land of my youthful lore 1 may nerer aide again; And the very joya that dll my breast must ever chsnge to woe,. For that dear old land, that sweet old laud, where j * the beautiful rivers flow. mEREsmr. kfligious serif ( .ces j-Blshop TYarJ of the A. M. E. church, South, in a White man’s Pul* j'plt. ■ •/ By request, we guff place *to the following extracts taken from the com. ments of tho ejj&itor of the Albany News (of the 28th J«n. last,) in regard to the session ofTthe Conference of the A. M. E. Church, South, which Jiad place. After speaking in the most coti and complimen ference and il the editor says “ The body remarkable n array ofintelltgenceTtTrJreson Science, arL .commerce, and WU pay homage to .the King «(l v , „ and Lord of Lords. j, i _Every. continent, island anil sea shall be vocal with tlie Joud glad prais es of .tho conquering Mes.-iah. Jesus shall reigo from shore to shore ! Hasten, 0 hasten thy coming, 0 God, our Redeemer.” It may not be out of place to stat6 that the white Methodists of the town iff Albany kindly allowed the use of their Aurch on the occasion, and the editor of the Neics is gratified to say “that the Christian courtesy was not only appreciated, but used for the able one,.;, ^lory of God. The east able of the -church was reserved for- the white Bat I’ll ring of the lonely, old churchyards where our fathers* bones we laid— Where the cloisters stand, those ruins grand that our tyrant loc3 have made; And m strike the harp with a mournful touch, till tire glist’ning tears will show, For that dear old land, that sweet old land, where the beautiful rivers flow. And I’ll sing of Emmet’s lonely fate, and of his lonely grave— ■ Of his early doom, and his youthful bloom, and his j spirit more than brave ; | And ah ! how blest and ealm his rest, tho’ li is grave i be cold and low, I In that dear old land, that sweet old land, where i the beautiful rivers flow. , And I’ll sing of Tone and the Geraldine, proud ! Edward true and blest— i They won the crown—the martyr’s crown—and they sleep in shade and rest; ; In heavenly mould their names are rolled—they j died in manhood's glow. For that dear old land, that sweet old land, where the beautiful rivers flow. | And I’ll sing of Irclaud’s ancient days, when her i sires were kingly men, ! Who led the chase, and the maulv race thro* for- | est, field and glen ; Whose only word was the shining sword—whose j pen, the potriotVblow, j For that dear old land, that sweet old laud, where the beautiful rivers flow. GLOBE FLOWER SIRUP, A Positive and Specific Remedy for colds, core ns, bronchitis, HOAKSENKSS. OBSTINATE LUNG AFFECTIONS, ASTHMA, CIIOIT, BLEEDING OF THE I.UNGS, ' l'LEURISY, 1*1 Fl*ICL1.TY Ol IiKEATIIING, I.OSS OF VOICE, and will cure CONSUMPTION, As 50,000 grave-robbed witnesses testify. No opium. Nothing poisonous Delicious to take. The earthly Saviour to all ntllii to< with alfi ctlm «* of the Troat and Lungs. Bequeaths to pri-teriiy en« of the graatesi t.iessingt, sound Lungs, n.' 1 . immunltv from CWnaumption. e'tTOvrr one hundr.d thousand boit’.e- lnv. Itccn used, an I not a single Liiiuio known, i ui- hands of testiumniaU of wonderful cures, will l*e sent, on application, to any who doubt. For gale by all d:' , igg;>ts. Ur. .i. s. pn’ninrrox x ro„ Mis cclfancaus SeLcclijtis. — i i Nearly all lls^ea originate from Indicestloa and Torpidity of the Liter, ami relief is always anxiously sought after. If the Liver is Regulated iu its action, health is almost invariably secured. . Want of action in the Liver causes Headache. Con- ’ ^ stipntion. Jaundice, Pain in the Shoulders. } Couch, ( hills. Ilizzintsx, Sour Stomach, had tsste . iu the mouth, Liiliocs at'.acks, palpitation of the | heart, depression of spirits, or the blue*, and 1 hundred other symptoms, for which SiMMONS LIVER ikEGl’LATOU is the heat remedy that has ever been discovered. It nets mildly, effectually, j and being a simple veirctalde c nmi>ound; can dotio • injury in any qualities that it may be taken. It is I har.iil. ss in .-very way ; it hAs Wen used for 4* | ATLANTA, February 23.—Til© glib* year*, and hundreds o| the good and rreal from all , r% . J , , r cuu f-the «>untry »ni v.u.h for it. being the finance Committee appointed to ex amine the Treasury made an elaborate 3EORGIA. THE TREASURY DEFICIT—RETORT OF THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE. par*.*laud hi Simons' Liver Is harmless. Is nodravic I iolent uunlicincj e il taken regularly .•ting beverage, Propriety At la i { Read! Bead!! urc to cu Is no intoxi Isa faultier Is the ciicip ^t medicine in tiie world. 1*5 qiven with safe.y and Hio hapinest result the mrtd d.*li«*ote infant, i<otisuot interfere with businea^ l>o.,*a u«*tdisarrange the system. Takes the place ol Quinine and Hitters kind. Contains t’a'* simplest and best remedies. For By All Druggists. ^Y. A. AVLN’N, 1VIT1I G R00 VElt a STU BBS & CO. Cotton H’nctors, —AND— General Commission Merchants Savannah, Ga. Bagging, Ties, Rope, and other Supplies fur nished. Also, Libera! Cash Advances made on oRsignmentii for sale or shipment to Liverpool Northern ports. mjSO-lf corrstiMPTioiT cured i Orrir;.: tty (> B.vntrTT, Dr;.^. A Metli. inos, N kW Alhju* v, I:<Ai*rll 10, tsT-l. Pr. J. 7? /‘,-mfirrlcn .t/Mii'.i, Gn.: Dk.i: Sib— I h.ve re vived fvul rireulars, and iu *Mi»ji»'.icc f*f t!.e d.strlbiitWn, I Itrivr st'I.l ahmtt six down OI.'Ihs Flower Ivrup in Ibe la»i two Weeks. The Glohe Flotrthr Syrup i« •...Inins ^r,-at .vleluity. 1 recomnteuiloditTn l'ocaw.-of roxtuiupliou. uute case vrns Ued-lUst; h.ul not l*ld un but one side fir two ve-.ir.s-, hemorrhagesxl.uost every ilay.; tnuel. : rntaeiated, and exn.s-tcl to die. 'lie has taken six* bottles of Globe Flower Syrup; his troubles arer nil xune, except pn.stiation, whh h is rapidly im- proving. He will certainly *et well. Tile other ease is similar, with same «o<«t result.. 1 Can send you mauv testimonials if you want them. Tours trwly, elc.f O. 8ACKKT. liter, CT MfRlcini, land voluminous report to-day, the j salient jwiiiits of which are as follows: I On the first of Jnnuair last, Treasurer j Jones reported cash hi hand 81.300,- : 000. Since that time he has collected j 8107,000, making the total for which | he is responsible, 81.170,000, for which of every i he is credited ns follows: 8ix hun- jdred and dtirty-ttvo thousand dollars J iu the hat L of agents,in New York, ‘ pay matmiild lumds and interest on i ct ;ipons which was not received at the Jtiuie. Treasurer Jones made his ie- ?i r \iL & R R Q V ^ !L § Of Clioicc Reading. eye of the visitor, while the personnel of the Convention was certainly far in advance of what we anticipated before we arrived. To speak in generttl terms,—the ministers were fine look ing, well dressed, dignified, and their deportment was well in keeping with their sacred calling. Bishop Ward is a man of unusually fine abilities, and as a presiding officer, certainly comes fully up to our idea of the accomplish ed parliamentarian—earnest, quick, courteous and firm.” ¥ v V “ One of the leading and most prom inent ministers of the conference drop ped in to bid us good-bye, on his wav to the A it O train, yesterday, and just hail time to say that the colored men had no quarrel with Southwest ern Georgia; that Albany had demon strated a spirit of friendship and good fellowship; that she had liberally, no bly and christl'idy entertained the conference, and that the conference were informed that tho white citizens had contributed over four hundred dollars to their comiort while iu the city—a circumstance unprecedented since the war. If these preachers preach the truth, as they saw it and must have felt it whilst in Albany, they will create a revolution in Georgia, for their Bishop struck the key-note on Sunday, and none but fools or knaves—black or white, will disregard the solemn les son the old man so eloquently and so powerfully impressed. As the “ Key-Note” above alluded to, was the very appropriate sermon of the Bishop delivered on Sunday of tho Conference, from Paul’s epistle to the Romans, 1st chap., 16th verse—“For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ, for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth”— we re-produce from the News, the closing remarks of the Rev. speaker: “ The power of the go-pel is evi denced by iis fruits, destroying the and hiuj .he not Been cnugUt^V tho'Bind ftgVd hejd 'Btf, tfmifa KiVe jtifiipcid Ii6jadlqng into'tho gfave. The riiau who caught the hog is a hack-driver, who now has possession of the crazy creature, and conjectured as to the prob able cause of this singular swiuish feature. . STATE SUPREME COURT. , Docisionp . . RENDERED IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA, •FEBltrAJIY lftTII, 1875, Mayor and Council of Athens, vs. C. W. Long, et fii!" Mandn- , ---nwu, findttt-Gltfrke ; . portion of the audience, and the center, J McCay, J. west side and gallery were occupied by! The charter of a municipal cor- the conference and other colored j ponition gave it power to levy people.” • j taxes, thus: 'Full power and The War on"the *--«-*—*i t( > levy and collect Press. One of the prieipal • topics 1 ^‘mmi-tv around + K ~ rw:f„i *l« if: V ‘■v nnal tax not exceeding one per centum upon the value of all ,, , .- , - i c'TV'v Vithill the corporate the Capitol is, thewnr ;] j mits> of whatever kind, real or which Butler & ( o are waging, xvlli , h is or ni:lv ])e 8ll ,,. against the YV estern Union Tele- - cct to tax:ltion hv thc ]a \ vs (lf thc graph Company and the New state ’ York Associated Press. A gen-j Hrli>5 That under this charier, Ueman verv dose to the Admin-, it is competent for the Mayor and j p .it to the Legislature; also817.9,000 lively, Feed and Sale Stable, ^T^3IEl>XS f OA.i GANN & REAVES.... PROPRIETORS TmLL BE FOUND AT THEIR VV old fUin-t; rear Frankiin Housebuilding, Thoim* street. always oil hand good Turn out* and careful driveia. Stock well cared i'.*r when entrusted to our care. Stock on band for >al«* at all time*. decl3-tf falT, i'wintek MILLINERY GOODS. M RS. T. A. ADAMS would most respectfully inform the Ladies of Athoi.i and of counties adjacent, that she lias now receiv ed and opened a mmt choice and select assortment wf Fall atui Winter Millinery tionls, com prising fn part.the latest at vies and fashions of HATS, BONNETS, X/n/lOA-V, Ss.-4.CJitv, Flowers, Gloves, &c.* which she will sell at reasonable price*. Give her a call before purchasing elsewhere. Orders from a distance carefully filled. Store located on Broad street, ona door abose Natoinal Bank. oetl9-tf. RKM.U1K \HLK CTRL. Cleveland, Ohm, April 12,1.*74. I)n.J. 8. Pemberton:*- It gives me rreat pleasure lo inform you that two Lotties of Globe Flower Syrup have cured my son of an obstinate lung af fection of soTciul years’ standing, alter our beat physicians had giveh hia» up to die, with what they f illed ttonsmnptboi. I shall ever Torn* mher with crateful hear: and recommend foal* the Globe Flower Syrup, it hns brought for sunshine and happiness to our hearth and home than one million dollars could have done. God Ideas you. Your friend, Elizabeth Spi nokii. May.13.1874. fpHE Mis?ing Bride; or, Miriam, I 'vcr6 paid,out; hv tlie hourth National I. t\c A.m.jer. ° j Bank of New York ; intore-tandpre- Vic, ;-i«,i T ' il, “' 1 ' lu ^ ‘ U “ A S,a '“*' 1 1 niiunw on gol.l. He also pai.l out of a Ro-iutHui Fienfl; or. Prorrrn i,ro Firct. j the Treasury Jirect, on Executive war- A N llile I.»rd. Sriuil in “ /.nit Urir LinlUhgov." I HUltS, since the 1st of Jtlllliarr, 8124,* M 2? 0 1 ; oo Ca ± 0n han.L S167.000. making Trio-1 For Her Life. _Se>|U«l toJ'Omel x» the ; 81,11*2,000, wlllCll leaves a ilencit of 868,000 to account for. For this deficit Treasurer Jones submits lnfor- scc that the organization is m the ; cics n fproperty taxed, as provided hands ot the Democracy, and that fol ; 1)y Article 1st, Section 27 of it will he against us m the next thc Constitution of the State, campaign unless something is Judgment reversed, done to break it down and force { Cohh, Emin & Oohh; S. T>. the M estern Union Telegraph j Thnrmf>11( ). T . \y. Rucker, for Company to cease to perpetuate , plaintiff in error . ^ its power. Flic bill comes up as i Emory Speer, * for defendants, soon as the ravenne bill is dis posed should of, unless a special order f\ \Y. Rucker, vs. Athens Uauu- JAS. LEFFEL’S IMPROVED DOUBLE WINE WATER J. W- COLLINS Has now in Slore a Full Stock of JfSW GOODS, SUITABLE FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER Consisting, in part, of DRY GOODS GfteeEB *£S HATS, SHOES A NOTIONS Of All Kindi, which he otters CHEAP FOE CASH Or in Exchange for Country Produce. 09 s The highr«t market price paid in cash U I COttOB - M »y 18 BRA CK ET S. The Largest Stock of Brackets, Clock Shelves, Book Shelves, Wall Pockets, Hatch Safes, Hanging Baskets, Ac., &c. «sfiSfeS3SC*‘* BURKE’S BOO l’nolc &. limit, ISnltimorc, MaauUcturcrs sor the South and Southwest. Nearly 70u0 now in nse. working under heads vary ing from 2 tu 40 feutt! 1!4 sizes, from 5^4 to !K> inches. The m st inswerfi.il Wheel in the Market, and most ccononiital In the use of Water, i.arge 1LLL ciTKATLD Pamphlet setil posl free MANUFACTUKKIW, ALSO, OF Portable and Stationary Strain Fugim-s and Boil ers, JUtlK-ouk and Wilcox Patent Tubulous Boilers Kbangh’s Crusher for Minerals, Saw anti Grist Mills, Flooring Mill Machinery, Machinery for White L<-ad Works and 0:1 Mills, Shafting Pulley, Torn Burke ofOu and Hr.rnrers. SEND FOHtriUUULAK. . Edmond Dantes. Feb.2o.ly. Jly JIre. Jimum 1). K. S. Sonthirorth. Gruel as the Grave ; or llitfiju- lire JJnxtn \j. !K*!!e tokid 'and Bondage; or, Boughl With A Price. l»y Mrs. Ann S. isfcylmu. The Old Ountess. Sfjnri “Lord Hrjv's Choice J' Lord Hope’s ClM»i» e ; or, More S>cr> t Than Oaf. The Reigning Bellr, /?>/ Mrs. Ann S. Stephens. Linda. Bp Mrs. Caroline Lro Unix. Robert Graham. Up Mr*. Ccroh' f Lt Jfmtz. Ernest Lin wood. By Mrs. CtuAinc Lee Jfentr. Rena; or. The Snow-Bird. By Mrs. llentz. Marcus Warlnnd. Bp Mrs. Caroline Lee 7/c.m Autobiography of Edward MTortJey Montag lFi/A J'jcfacc hy Dr. Mackenzie. The Initials. Th* Great Lore Story. Count of Monte Cristo. By Alexander Dumas. j Uamille ; or The Fate of a C'oqurtte. The Dead Secret. By Wilkie Coil ins. I The Crossed Path. By Willie Collins. | Memoirs of Yidocq. His Life and Adventures. I Cousin Unrrv. By Mrs Grey. f The Little Beauty. By Mrs. Grey. | CvrilU. By Author of “ Th- Initials.*' j Modern Chivalry. By II. H. Breckenridge. i Major Jones’Courtship and Travels, j Major Jones’ Scenes in Georgia. » Simon Suggs’ Adventures and Travels. 1 Col. Thorpe’s Scenes in Arkan«aw. ! Big Bear’s Adventures and Travels, j Don Quixotic. With His Life and Adventures. \ Frank Fairlegh. By Frank E Smedley. ' Lewis Arundel. By Frank J'. Sinedl* j. Tom Racquet. By Frank E Smedley. The Tower of londoti. By W. IT. Ainstrorth. ( Count of Monte-Cristo. By Alexander 1 him as. ! The Countess of Montc-CrfstO. ! Thc Three Guardsmen. By Alexander Dumas. j Twenty Years After. By Alexander Dumas. Bragelonne. By Alexander Dumas. The Iron Mask. By Alexander Dumas. Edmond Dantes. Sequel to Count of Monte~Cristo. Forty-Five Guardsmen. By Alexander Dumas. The "iron Hand. By Alexander Dumas. Charles O’Malley. By Charles Lexer. Harry Lorrequer. By Charles Lexer. Jack "Hinton, the Guardsman. Bu Ijrver Tom Burke of Ours. By Charles Lever. Valentine Vox, the Ventriloquist. By Cockton. Basil; or. The Crossed Path. By Collins. ' The Brigand; *r the Demon of the North. By Victor Hugo, author «/“ /yi Miserables.” The Queen’s Revenge. By Wilkie Collins. Hide and Seek. By Wilkie Collins. After Dark. By lTi*4i> Collins. Cruising in Last War. .1 Capital Sea Story. Trapper’s Daughter. By Gustave Aitaard. Ony Fawkes. Bp Ainsworth. Illustrated. The Star Chamber. By Win. Isarrison Ainsworth. Holiday Stories. By Charles Dickens. The Pic-Nic Papers. By Charles Dickens. Dickens’Sh. *rt Stories. By Charles Dickens. Windsor C.istle. By W. l/arrison Ainsworth. Charles O’Malley. Harry lorreduer. Tho Three (iuard^men. Twenty Years After. The Iron Mask. T»ui«e La Valliere. The Iron Hand, k II Bragelonne. Forty-five Guanlsmen. Dissolution of Partnership. rpHE partrwhin heretofore existing between X the nubscribere under the firm mine of BURKE & HODGSON, I. this dxy dirtolved hr mutual consent. The business will !>e continued by T. A. BUKKE, who will collect all of the accounts due the firm, and settle it* Indebtedness. Parties indebted are rc- <1 nested to.iiiaket»iw.rd*«:« payment, *» the boots of ttjc Ij.te'fimt mtu/ T. A. Burke, W. H. Hodgson. dering Jew. By Err. C. (she successor. Nov.4.tf. W. H. UODG80N. 1 Love at First Sight. By Captain Cnling. | Sunshine and Shadow. By Mrs. C.J. Bewby. I Miss or Mrs. ? By Wilkie Collins. I The Dead Secret.* By Wilkie Collins. Mad’Monkton, nnd other Tales. By Wilkie Collins. | Si ghts A foot. By Wilkie Collins. The Corsican Brother*. By Alexander Dumas. Father Tom and the Pope. Illustrated. The Marriage Verdict. By Alexander Dumas. The Flirt. By Mrs Grey. Salsthiel; or the Wande Croly. Good Soeietv. By Mrs Grey. The Rebel (5hiof. By Gustave Aimard. The Border Rifles. By Gustave Aimard. Sol. Smith's Theatrical Apprenticeship. Illus trated. Sol. Smith’s Theatrical Journey-Work. Jllus- t rated. The Indian Chief. By Gustave Aimard. The Oold-Seekeni. By Gustave Aimard. The Tiger-Slayer. By Gustave Aimard. Tho Lost Bank Note. By Mrs. Henry Wood. Lion-Hearted. A Novel. By Mrs Grey. The Red Track. By Gustave Aimard. Passion and Principle. By Mrs Grey. Mary Seaham. By Mrs Grey. For Sale at Nor. 25 BU RK E*S BOOK STORE, O EORGIA, HART COUYTY. V.T Ohuinaky’s Office, Dec. 2sth,,lS71. Where**, Jane Mowers, Guardian of N*ncr Bowers, E. A. E. Bowers, J. D. Bowers, L. M. Bowers, Jane Bowers, Mxrjr Boweffi andj I. sho has fully settled wl the r*nw. “ , ^ _ TMs It, therefore, to die >11 concerned, to shew, cause if any liiey can, why *»id GuardU»,«houl -a* be dismissed at the April term, 167*, of the t,.»w« of Ordinary forsaid County., tVv „ „ „ FKED. C. STEPHENSON. Ord’j. ■s. Unc.»th.».. Bowers, Martha minor Mnrot-Edy to thf Conr»|hat said heirs ui terms of mal vTOuhers for advances made to the j civil establishment of the State Road, ! exchange hills, Executive warrants j signed by Bullock, interest on a tem porary loan, loss by the failure of John King, of Columbus, and counterfeits i amounting to about 864,000, none of which are in proper form, and which, upon a superficial examination the committee do not allow—thus leaving 84,000 unaccounted for altogether. Tire committee further state that Treasurer Jones has illegally paid 8152,0t>0 for old bonds, duo Januarv, 1872. the same being part of the hond.- said by Bollock to have been paid by I Clews. Of course Jones is not charged , with this in tho foregoing balance. ■ Jones states in extenuation that he had i no notice of previous payment. J The committee conclude hv recon:- I mending that Jones be requested to j resign, and in the event he refuses, | that the State appoint a competent | financial agent to supervise the Treas- j ury Department nnd ascertain nccu- i rately the condition of the State finan- |ces. The committee do not attack the integrity of the Treasurer, but. condemn, without qualification, the system of book-keeping and thc general administration of the Treasury Depart ment. Ordered printed and made the special order for to-morrow moi ning. It is not known whether Jones will resign or not. It is predicted bv many that he will not; if he refuses, some talk of impeaching him, but will hard fy resort to such violent measures. Ample provision will be made by the present Legislature to cover all de fects and keep the finances of the State in a healthy condition.—Augurta ConstitiUionalixt. On tliis same subject, the*’ “ special correspondent” of the CorulUuiiondlwt has the following paragraph: In addition to the full Associated Press report regarding Treasury irre gularities, we will state that Treasurer Jones has resolved not to resign. He has many friends in the Legislature who will try and protect him from any violent measures. They have perfect confidence in his honesty and integrity. The report of the committee, hurriedly made, and his friends say he has not | had an opportunity to collect all the vouchers. TO RENT, I T'ROM 1st October, 1874, to Dec’r ? Slat, 1*7S, The Best Business Stand, tnd bast arranged Slore in Athens. Julyltf Apply to E. P. BISHOP. S25wo'»a* t ^-«^S WANTED! Of* LADIES to work in the Athens ffiswflrft- tw4sa,%. < ?K Athen*. Genrgie. works of satan aud overthrowing the king;lorn of darkness. Tho power of this glorious gospel is seen everywhere iu the hearts and the lives of the people of God. You have been told that this land was not the place for the colored man ; that the white man and the colored man could'not live in peace and that you would have to leave the country. Yuu have been told that nu must leave the graves of your fathers and loved ones behind you and seek other shores, for that the white men were hostile to your.interests and that they were your enemies. But the falsity of such teaching is seen by our gathering this morning. Here is your Bishop—a black Bishop, preach ing to you in a white man’s pulpit. The white people are friendly to you ; the country needs the black man, and if you live and exemplify in your lives the power of thc gospel of Chris’, you will bo recognized as the children of the same God, nnd members of that family" of which Christ is the elder brother. As God led Israel hy a way they knew not, so He is leading you, nnd' lie will lead you into the right way. A better day is dawning for the colored mail, as well ns for the white man, and to you He says as He said to Israel “ stand still ami see the salva tion of God!” The colored people look tothe white men of the South for protection and instruction. They were horn and reared together; some nursed at the same breast. Notwithstanding all that has been said and done, the two races are get- intervene. In regard to thc prospects of its passage, there is a good deal of diversity of opin ion ; but the best judgnieut is, that it will be defeated. A large delegation-of representatives of thc Western Union Telegraph Company are in the city working against its passage. There are those who say it is n mere stock jobbing operation. This hill con tains a feature characteristic of Ben Butler. It says that tele grams ' sjpll not l»e divulged by any agent or officer of a telegraphic company except for thc purpose of justice, hy order of a court of competent jurisdiction or commit tee of Congress.’ This is carry ing out the policy of seizing pri vate dispatches initiated at the time of thc celebrated impeach ment trial. The hill is understood to he favored by the Administra tion, and dovetails with their poli cy of building up ail absolute government.—Cincinnati Enqui rer. ting nearer to each other in spite of Postal Card Donning.—To duu a debtor on a postal card, has just been decided by the Su preme Court of Ohio as unlawful. The court held that anything so written as to injure the credit or reputation of any one, is a crime. The decision Wan made in & case of a matt who dunned a debtor for fkt old account on a postal card, arid in that manner, made the matter public to the detriment of j themselves. Not as politicians, hut as Christian brethren. Parties, platforms, measures and nations themselves may perish, but the Gospel of which Paul was not ashamed, shall live forever. Why? because it is the power of God to all who believe. This Gospel; this sweet Message of Love is the “Oil of Joy" to the broken hearted. When its spirit shall per meate the hearts of our Rulers and Statesmen, rest shall come to our war- stricken South. This same bright land, where the beautiful magnolia nnd the cotton boll sway .to the semi-tropic breeze, shall become thc garden of the continent. This same generous people will evangelize and educate its black pop ulation. The Christian men of the country, not the professional politicians, will do this mighty work. Then brother Itinerants, preach and live His gospel. Lift up the banner in city, town, hamlet and forest. Sound the trumpet of spiritual and inor.il freedom; for ho whom the truth makes free, is free indeed. We, as a race, may be the possessors of every civil and political right, yet if we. live intemperate, indolent* licen tious or atheistic, we are under the do minion of the worst kind of oppression —the bondage of sin Let all classes of men labor to pro mote a fraternal feeling between both races, and the hour will soon come when'peace and rest shall prevail throughout all the broad South. The nations shall yet behold the A Hint to Young Men. In 1855, a young gentleman re gistered his name in thc largest hotel in thc city of Louisville, Ky. lie had a pretty good wardrobe, such as young men usually have, including a gold watch and chain. He was in search of occupation. At the expiration of tivo weeks, he took an inventory of his per sonal effects ; ' Out of work and no money.’ He luid a brief inter view with the ''proprietor of thc hotel. His trunk was left as se curity for his hill; ho hypotheca ted his watch for the loan of ten dollars, and having kissed the tip end of his coral fingers to :i kind and sympathetic landlord, he * went diving for the bottom.’- He found ' bottom’ on Water Street, whore a steamer was being dis charged of cotton hy Dutchmen, negroes and yankees. Having purchased a heavy pair of boots, a bine shirt and overalls, he com menced rolling and pulling cotton ill the rate of five cents a hale.— In three weeks, he was promoted to the position of 'marker,’ with a salary of forty-five dollars per month, and at the expiration of nine mouths, he had a right to grow mellow over a salary of one hundred and twenty-five dollars per month. To-day, this gentle man is one of the largest business operators in Bay street. fiictupiig Company. Case from Clarke. - j McC.vv, J. :d , 1. On thc trial of an notion, for damages to plaintiff's land,, hy back watqr from defendant's milj- dam ; it appeared that it waij only during freshets and Hoods that thc plaintiffs lands was overflowed: Held, That it was error in the Judges to refuse to permit the defendant to prove, .that not far below its dam, the hanks of the river were high and close together, so that w hen thc water rose so as to be two feet iu the dam,,.; 1 he water was as high below thc dam , .. ' :i as above it. , 2. In an action for danrigos to the plaintiff's land caused by the defendant’s mill-dam, as well as in other actions of trespass, if it appear that * other and contingent circumstances, preponderate large ly in causing thc injurious effects, such, damages arc too remote to be the basis ot a recovery.’ 3. It was not error in the Judge to grant n new trial. Judgment affirmed. 1 ‘ Speer & Thomas; T. W. Rticker, for plaintiff in error. Cobb, Erwin & Cohh, for de fendant. the ‘latteris credit elsewhere. ! brightness of His rising. A Hog that went to a Funeral. A few days ago, says thc Louis ville Courier-Journal, while u fu neral procession was coming up Ninth street, on thc way to Cave Hill Cemetery, a hog, apparently about one year of age, ran from the corner of Ninth and Jefferson, and followed after thc hearse.— The corpse was that of a man who died on Eighteenth street. But this fact has no connection with thc singular .action of the swine. After proceeding for some dis tance between the hearse and first carriage, only uttering now nnd then a friendly grunt, some per sons attending thc carriages tried to drive thc brute away; but in stead of running out of the way, he only stuck closer to the wheels of thc hearse, and thus he followed on to the grave. Here, he skir mished out to one side and stood John Z. Cooper, vs. Intcndantnnd Wardens of Athens Case, from Clarke. Tuiite, J. 1. Thc municipal authorities of the city of Athens have no power under its charter to establish and carry on a ferry across the Oconee river, though it be within thc city limits. 2. Nor arc thc Mayor aud Coun cil in their corporate capacity, lia ble to a passenger who claims that his property was injured by the negligence of thc ferryman in transporting it over a ferry thus established without authority of law. Judgment affirmed. Cobb, Erwin & Cohh, for plain tiff in error. T. W. Rucker, for defendant. In .re Emory Speer, Solicitor _ General, ctsd. Appeal from Clarke. Money arising from fines and forfeitures iu the County Court of tho county of Clarke, which were transferred from thc Superior Court to the County Court, undpr the 314th section, of the code, should he paid into the comity treasury, and riot iii satisfaction of orders piissctl hy thc Judge of thc Superior Court for thc pay ment of costs in insolvent cases!, under 4,631st section of thc code. In making this transfer, no-injus- tice is done to thd Solicitor Gen eral or the officers of the Snpcj- rior Court, for it is expressly pro vided that it shall he the duty of the County Judge, when thc cost and fines arc collected, before paying over thc same to tho Coun ty Treasurer, to deduct there from the costs due said officer , to wit: the costs iu the cases transferred from the Superior to the County Court. Judgmeul affirmed.’ P . : . ...Only a woman’s hairl Who bap not, some time in bis life, picked'such a golden thread from hi* vest coat cpl . li . t . j...— „ ,;i lar, and felt his heart beat the qujekei watching the proceedings nntil ifor u? Qr gaz;(Kriipon a ^ laIl the coffin was lowered. Then he , awa y ; n gome nook, and not felt tb gave a sudden Spring nnd rushed' ; u g uence ol tender memories? Onl; squealing up to the grave in spile j a woman’s hair! and yet we don’t fife' of the men, who boat him hack, lit in our butter.' .SAYINGS AND DOINGS. ’ “ A little ’itiVhseiisiii* nW iftrtf tftflf, *° Is relished br ihe iriieat' men. 1 ” kj aM ...“There is noRelf ’ Mr. Fr (thinghnm, ol New York thc Atlanta editors! all Vhori«£ ’-^4W are so glad.”—7e|. <t- ...A Pittsburg woman vynscqrpAof speechlessness by a priest. Her hus band is now prowling around nfti? Wl priest with a shot. gun. ; -rtmtmft ...When his wife discovered of it in hL potU tail,pocket, was.- Soaring. She said U wy jjau right. ‘•Spzridinit liygo tootnqgnyiljtT , ..! A Michigan bill nrOvnfc? tbpTfufi' person injured bV”hei#igMfAt**ntAflW Trntrrtmy htlngarinrwlmi*foWa%^*i» They mftst be an ftwfukflgt.tapilfafla .: ?... A colored preacher, in dbcout to his people on the efiirary prayer, delivered .himself in'. fliiAj tiOr; “I tell you. hredren. Vflfpr.. is what gib de dehil de loclrj&'w.* ‘ J,s o _ ...Nevada icp dealers are nWadt preparing to double their prkf ti—f. summer, upon tho ground 4^ l hf>he crop will he almost entirely eaten up by the grasshoppers. ...A bummer Whose no^o wnswozen tho other day; remarked patherte.-flMft that he had been drinking pooh niwfr key lately, and deserved, accordingly lo he nipped i.i the bud, ...Thc State Supreme C< urt of Illi nois has decided that the jjrncflep known as champerty, the legal practice of taking n case and dividing tin-profits with the clients, is illegal, and is pun- ishahle bv fine and imprisonment, * * . ...In the year 1870 there were made in the whole world, 2,200,000 witjuji&L of which Switzerland made 1,600,000 Fiance, fjbO.OOO; Enuknl, SOff.OM and this’couiiiry, 100,000. * " • t ...A hill has beep intro iueed iptik* Illinois Legiidpturf; to fio iyw*y e \|3$ treating to drinks. It provides U'.a: nliy hinn asking another to drinV'ttnv intoxicating liquors; sl ab bo fiitcdwny- wiierc from $20 to 8100. ":,A fis .. ,A boy at an examyiuti oi was ^sk ed to name the. different kinds pt g^vj- ernment. “Democracy nod Hypo< ri9y,”.snid he. “Under which kiijd.d? we live?” “Hypocrisy, sir.”, Hv should have received the first priiK}.. . ...She saw him on his l»dght Uii<( steed a dusting down (lie road, ami pit q pat, and pit a pat her - little heartkt goed ; and soft she Rubbered to hcrSoMt “Thoug i swift his pace* be,;ho ea®iot kite so fast .but what' n.y heart .keep* up whh be.” ;, V» ...“The first.bird I shot at in Ani*»F ky,"«ud;ai*ulri>ih sportsman, “watfi* f.ifkupiwe.bvf treed him tinder a h*t>- staek/nnil ahm him with A h;vCn<>!ttWs p!. Thefitfst ‘time I hit him I urirsaii him. anil'the second time Jhit'kim, 4 hit him in the same iifcice I'whcrb « missed him the first, time." ""1 ...At the close of the wiiff Gen. ‘Jrh lohnston met in Baltimore a ytrcfil, man \\J»o hail enjoyed . nudisturbed un social, delights of that reoclli(>ns ejt> . who saiil to him: ‘Well, Geneva!, y • are conquered, hut not eubduWt/A 4 Were you in the service, young B‘0uBM asked lha Geneial. ^No, rir, I haji not that honor.’ ‘Then, my friend said Jdhnstmi, ‘You'may not WsliR- dued, but!am." ' tW m*-« ...A Southern ]»:ij ©:• Jells how . family In Florida lout their liiMe'*hrty and advertised for-him in n daily **p - per. That very afternoon'an ft!liga !f S v crawled up out of the swamp fciUU«#li on the front doorstep. Iii itsrtom ftS: was found a handful of red hair, sratf. bone buttons, a pair of l>oot heeis m glass alley, a pair of check pnhts, ; '?Wi( a paper collar. Tiie iidvcrtisctW-A did it. ...This is the wav a colored pf-n -' at Richmond, arrangetl !ii{ heare^^r mufunl convenience^ DM.* {mSi de churo.i \\i!i please sit down .-■> -le hind part oh do church can sec : fore part, for de hind part can’t fore part of do fore part |>crsi'- In stanfitn’ before de hltul part t-i de In ter exclusion ob de bind part -by 41- forepart.” | ...A Cobb county genius niA ! nerve and bone-bealiug snhrvs, ? : »c i thought ho would experimentalized, little with it. -He first cut oil hits«!«*•' tail and applied some of the the stump. Anew tail crow nuti»'.- ruediatelv. He then applied souiexi the piece of tail which he cut offoafi 1 a new dog grew mK:- - He dill not kmtw which dog wad which. ■■nry**.) Hurrah for Cobb! The prem'Vrt* given iier at the last fit ite Fair dr t’Cy , are working wonders in thedevel<>;pbe,r. of her agricultural resources! . , ...A very tall darkey entered tA- rooms of the Aid and Relief Soclc^^'n Detroit the other day. and inqUire-f : 5 ‘Does you give out pt’riytsions he'fl * Yes, we aid the poor licrc,’ d the agent • ‘what do you want rest ‘Wall, my he:;ft ; ';s* sot bit a qliicken,’ replie.1 the darkey, ‘bii 4 'if4 dlfit-ksiis.l^ out. I’ll take a ei«rt'J J L f er.i nnd; two pounds oi butter. 1 f-V. gwipe to lie eit^sbus, cause itV bV; I mrtrfjP '■ A Kansas hypochondriac, npli- tating ujhu) the death gt a dogd"; i.yj-: in his neighljorhood. gives vent to A- mournful thought : “Our grea!jii.-a are petering but sort o* rapid likg' ^lyse times. Whisky kills most on - mV: ; some tumbfes overWard, and V.'svhi- ally one gets hung.” ' ...A Poughkeepsie parent lately in duced a cioupji. youngster to moke quite a hearty meal of buckwheat cakes and’ ‘maple molasses,’ but the latter S avyd to.be nice .ayrupyotaq^i^ T[r.- y said he thought soineUiiug aiTr i the molasses the very miiqite h.is father told him ty eat all he wanted. A Yotmo man wrote, to tlie W'rrlicrttk' Enterprise m stop his pspen: “i thiik folk* ntleut to spend iheir muiuiy tior r. paypor, my dadda didn’t and wrylpfiy sed hc was the intcHigencgst mau Jh Country, and hsd the smartest family- of boize that ever.dugged taters.*’ • ' t* •«! 03

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Northeast Georgian. (Athens, Ga.) 1872-1875, March 03, 1875, Image 1