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nhgf BANNER-WATCHMAN. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CITY AND COUNTY SUBSCRIPTION, «1 SO PER YEAR IN ADVANCE. ussesi mccuTOi ra northeast beobbil Barnes, the Kentucky revivalist, llevcs that there are hones in heav be- •ven. YANOEY, CRANFORD * GANTT PROP'R8. T. L~ GANTT, Edjtor. THEOLD BOUTEFEU OF THE NINTH *" AVo can always tell’ when the Banner- Watchman makes a centre shot in the Inilepcmlont-Railionl-Niggor-Sopporting ranks, from the yelp that ascends from _ Mr. Speer's henchman in Oalncsvillo. In his last Issue this old, imported, self- constitiitcd political Moses from Yan- kcedom very kindly (lives us a whole page of Ids journalistic guano jjack, which w ill average at least ten slander ous misrepresentations to the column— which we have already branded in our paper as false and defied refutation. We cannot afford to waste more space in replying to the wild ravings of a man vliose very bread depends upon serving a man and party to whom he has sold himself for a petty little office. Our course in the late riot has secured the endorsement of every man in Athens— mile-** he is a follower of Mr. Si-kick or is tied to the apron s'rings of the State University and is afraid to breathe lest the zephyr that escapes from his lips might bring discredit upon this institu- tutlon—and is the endorsement of these citizens that we seek, and not such im ported old renegades and political lepers as the boulrfeu of the Gainesville South ron, who has come down South preg nant with all the prejudices and bitter ness of the most Itadlcal clement at the North, and is now trying to undermine and disrupt the party that lias so val- liantly wrested Georgia and tiie South from thoso thieving carpet-baggers, scalawags and ltndicals, and restored the government to tlio white race; and to nccnmplish his vile end this man Lawshe is gathering to Ills fold the most ignorant and depraved element, amon our population.lie Is,moreover,appealing to race issues, and encourages the black to bitterness and hatred tow ards theft- former masters. What docs Petek Law- v . h. wvns, sue know of the political needs of onr people!? The position he is attempting to assume as leader of a Southern Demo cratic party would bring the blush of adinnte to tlie check of a brass monkey. ]|is Democracy may do very well in the wilds of Minnesota, but when he crosses .Mason and Dixon’s line bis principles analyze the blackest species of Radical ism. The corrupt reign of the Republi can party in Georgia pales Into insignifi cance wlicn compared to tl:o mission ot the Gainesville Southron. And further more, in his frantic attempt to impeach our course in regard to the inuruer of voung Roundtree this man J.awsIik sloops to ends so dishonorable that we cannot see liow he dares to show his face among the brotherhood of the Fonrtj, Kstntc. lie garbles disjointed and dis connected extracts from our editorials, communications and exchanges, anil en deavors to distort and use them to our detriment—omitting every line that ex plains our language. But he lias over stepped bis mark, and any intelligent man who has read our paper can sec nt a glance ids dishonorable ends. The Post-Ap|ieal is trying very hard to convince somebody that the Bourbons aro making a canvass of “ personal abuse and attacks upon (Independent) private character”—tills in spite of the fact, that it knows there is not a word of truth in Its assertions, and that the con trary is the truth—and we have only to refer to tlio scurrilous articles of Felton, Farrow and Speer to. substantiate our charge. It sccins to have been the re sult of conference and etinens diction that that these leaders of the coulition-inde- pendcnt-rcpiiblican party was to meet agrnincnt by abuse and to divert atten tion from facts by attacks on tlio private characters of some of our best and most respectable citizens. But whack away, Marcellas! the syndicate, it seems, Is “ busted,” (sec P.-A. April 18) and we can promise yon that your lilicral-coali- tion-independent party will e’er long meet with the same fate. You are too fresh from tlm “ swill tub” to convince the honest voters of tills country that their leading men and papers are guilty of your charge. The Oglethorpe correspondent of the Constitution v. us mistaken in in Urina ting that Hon. If. 11. C-rlton was in that county .electioneering for Congressman at large. The Doctor was there on profes sional business, and the ovation inhisbe- hnlf was tlio spontaneous, unsolicited uprising of the people. lie is not an of fice-seeker, but will serve Ids Stale if wanted ns viilliantly in Congress ps be slid on llu* llclds of battle. If Congressman Emory Speer could only secure the appointment of Repub lican, to office in the Oth, why did he i ,ot select some good white men from Villon or other North Georgia counties, who served in the Federal army during •the late war, ns they felt it their duly to ■do so? Such an appointment would liavo been entirely acceptable to our people. The Post-Appeal see me to lie aroused by the *' Yeu-tickle-me-I-tieklc-yoii” tendency of some of the aspirants for office. Now, Marcellos is down on this style of procedure since it failed to work /smoothly. in the recent Markham House caucus. It seems the Col. did not get Iiis share of the “tickling." To promote the ambition of a brilliant young orator, arc the wliito people the Oth district willing to sacrifice the self-govcrn nent so nobly recovered by the Organized Democracy, and agnin turn this country over to negro rule? We pause for a reply. The bitterest Radical paper in Yan- kecdom never inculcated and encouraged such Incendiary doctrine, or showed more bitter hatred to the white people of the South, than does the Gainesville * Southron—tlio organ of Mr. Emory Speer. Judge Alex. Irwin will be the next standard bearer of the Democracy in the 9tli district. The people are a unite for Jilin, anil the Judge can’t resist the pres sure. He will prance into office on the shoulders of 5,000 majority. Arc wo to judge front the remark 9 in ' the Post-Appeal about the “ Bourbon’ editorials on the recent homicide in Athens, that the Post-Appeal is in sym pathy with Ihe editorial in -the “ Defi- auoe," of a few days ago. It is now said that Brown, Colquitt & Co. aro exhibiting Grady through the State, with a vlow of foisting him on the people as Congressman at large. We admire Grady, but don’t like the way ho is being spread on. Lawshe speaks of **decent papers." If his standard is baaed on the Southron, wo would add that this class of journals ought to bo quoted in the U.S. Diapen- aatA-y among otlter emetics. Thefkh is tho only district in Georgia • filled with negro office holders—and our people are represented by an Indepen dent Congressman. Put this fact in your jflipc and suioko it. *, Gov. Crittenden has pardoned the Ford brothers, bat they are still In jail at St. Joseph, and will have to be con veyed under guard to some safe place. Our Rabun letter In fcodu fide—but Lawshe did not have the justice to say that we reproved the tone of the writer. As to the author’s name, It is none ol Pete's business-. Tin- white Indies and gentlemen of Athens have.now to apply io a colored delivery clerk for their mails. Now ain’tth'is sorter piling on the agony? And vet Mr. Sjieer’r Imnd-organ has ground otfl the confewon*M«1ts 1ms could have had Dr.Orrre-appoiiitedhad lie seen fit. The wholesale appointment of colored office-holders, to the entire exclusion of the whites, Ims placed the leaders of the Independent party in the 9th district exactly where they belong—sqnarly in the middle of the Radical ranks. That assumed name of Independent Democ racy lias vanished into mist, and the vile ends of the party brought plainly to view. The Nneooeh' e correspondent of the Clarkesville Advertiser says: “It is nil quiet along the banks of the Chatta- liooche" at present in regard to poli tics. \Ye think that Mr. Speer’s most anient admirers hAVe found, to theft: sorrow, that that very iioxoraiilk gentleman lias long since been "weigh ed in tlie balances and found traili ng,” and that things are not what they scent. An Indian Peace Pipe.—A gentle man in Athens has a large Indian pipe, plowed up at Keull Shoal and weighing several pounds. It is in the exact shape of a crow, and shows that this race possessed great skill in the art sculpture, even with the crude im plements at their command. INSURANCE.' FIRE INSURANCE! J. A. GRANT. Wynn & Grant, INSURANCE AGENTS, Assets represented aggregate over $4.0,000.000 Rates truuraiiteed as low ns those of any other First-eljiss Companies. Farm Property and Dwellings a apectalty. On ly agency in Athens Iiuuring Gins and Gin-Hou se*. Prompt attention given to all business. Call und see us. WYNN & GRANT, Agt’s. ATHENS, CIA. f ,p n /. PC< i S. IV. corner Itrond and Thomas sts. u trier*. . j j.* cor. Thomas and Clayton sta., feb2-<'.m I Cp-Stalra.1 DR. STRONG’S PILLS! The Old. Well-Tried, Wonderful, Henlth Renewing Remedies. Strong’a Pectoral Pi I la insure hearty nnpet»U’. K'mmI digestion, regularity of the lam- els. A sure remedy for voids vnd Rheumatism. A previous boon to delicate females, soothing mid braving the nervous system, and giviug vigor mid health in every fibre of the body. Strong’s Sanative Pills for the liver. A speedy run* for Liver Complaintf Kcculatlnj* the Bowels. Purifying the Blood. Clemming from Malarial Taint. A jurfert cure for Kick lleadiu-hv. Constipation and Dyspepsia. Sold by le<Dtt!4'|trii£gmtK ( For circulars and a'nt an nus, with full partirulurH, address Box G50, Now York City. ritOMMETAttY MEDICINES. gggg G hi e » 3B2Bai ■AFC * or Liver. If, therefore, th’e Kldneva kept in perfect order, perfect ed Kldne ami Lit ...... _ health will Ik* the result. This truth has only flOSEDtlft lected ro.no duty. weail Fluttering of tho Heart,! eye*. V ollow Hkin, Herd nasa at night, hliWo^l IF TEE3S WARSINOO AREUVHZIDZB, SERIOUS DISEASES ff&’.SOON BE DEVELOPED. TUTT8 FIU8;»« rtpcciallj adapted to nn-*i—in- r 1 “t—rhn-hansa nt fooling no to utonlih the tufforer. b Vl.p\- Jnei-eu.e Hi, A i-p.1 II.. *r.d c 10 r»uo on l lct'i. thus thoJ nuiirldlrd arv1 by U.-IrTnalOAlWB IriJTT’S HAIR DYEJ ■ViirszriH rhang^H ziton t< rrtUira) color, acts .rrda,ar*Mky«ipr'tj.i> rrcpiptpffl Office, 35 Murray St., <f fir. 11 VTtJ XI MAh »8lu8hl#UA»r«r^;l Wl-ssl km 1.1* «ul s* «dk. nt* w • *NE\V ADVERTISEMENTS. an; furde Thirty-Sec ond, an’last ly, our he- lohed hear ers, dar am one place in perticlar whar you can all put yer trust, or rather, Cash Down to de best advan tage, an’ dat pL ce am at bepii Ifiiotvn to abort time and for years people Bum retl grt >ii mum* p illmm ta-’iur nUR- to find relief. The illzcovery of U timer'* Hafo Kiduev and Liver Cure marks a new era in the treat ment of these troubles. Made from a simple tropical leaf *1 rare value, it contains just the elements necessary to nourish and invigorate both of these great organs, and safely restore and keen them in order. D is a POSITIVE RemedJ’ for all the diseases that cause pains in tlm lower part of the body—for Torpid Liver —Ifeadnelieit—=r |>j;^inep* — Gravel— Fever, Ague—Malarfiil Fever, and all dltlieuUies f the Kidneys, Liver ami Urinary Organs. It Is an exeellcmt and safe reimdy for female# during pregnancy. It will control Menstrua tion and is invaluable for Lcucorrluea or Fidl- ins of the Womb. As a Blood Purifier it is uneotniled, for it cures the organs that make the blood. ThU J^medy, which has done inch wonders, is put up in tlfd LAitUFST HJJJKD BOTTIJC of any medicine tiiion the markei. and* U sold by DrussDta and nil dealers at $1.SS per tattle. For Dtabet4*s. empilre for WAHNKK’d SAFK DI- ABKTE.S CURE. It Is a POSITIVE Remedy. H. H.WARNER4CO., Rochester, N.Y ^IffERS For a quarter of a century or moro noatet. tcr’a Stomach Bitter, haa been the releuinr apcclllo lor indlgMUon, Uytpcpsla, torer and ague, n losaot physical stamina, liter complaint and other disorder*, and haa been mott cm- For Bale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. TUTT*S PILLS INDORSED BY PHY8ICIAN8, CLERGYMEN, AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHEIL THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AGE SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Jjo** ofappattta,Naaaaa.bawola ooatiro. I’am inthc'H'ead.wiUiadnllaanaatlonS 2C M & QC H LEGAL NOTICES. : herlin.band tyfa.ldij . ton ot PenoniUUy and jettlne oi SswXStx^B:. dayot April, t**. atmj ^^SON.Ordln^, Printer’. feolUSO. 5-30-St. 3 55 (M2 ^ QO de “Boss,' 1 “High Dad dy,’’ “E Plu ral Bubs," “yum-yum” Shoe la e r- chants of ATHENS. CrA. GeorgU, on me nm iuesaay iu mkjt. h»j, witw in the legal bourn of aide, to the bighetr bidder, the following property, to wit: all that tract of Und and the improvements thereon, lying arid Doing in the city of Athens, containing one acre more or less, bounded on south by Georgia Hail road; north west by Klbcrton road; east by .Mil lie and Harriet Hurt. Levied ou mr estate of £11- s* Thornton In favor of U. 1$. Uuton, T. C. to satisfy tax II. fa. Levy made and returned Umo by J. K. Kinney. L. C. Written notiec served on tenant now iu possession. J. W. WrjK.Bli'fr. Printer’s fee I3.0Q. Aw-mCi. S UGROIA, CTARKB COCNTY.- WhetoaN Klisabeth A. Talmodgc. administratrix of o estate of William P. Tfrimadgc. deceased, applies in terms of the law for u discharge from said administration! These are therefore to cite and admonish all concerned to show cause at my oQlce, on or be fore the first Monday iu July next, why said discharge should not be granted. Utven under ty hand at office this 17th March. I&ft. ASA M. JACKSON. Ordinary. mch23-onccam3m. W ILL be sold before the Court-house door n the city of Athens. Clarke county, Oeorgla, within the iagal hours of sale, «•» the lirst Tuei- day iu May 4 next, one lot of lam!, in the city of Athens, Clarke county, Georgia, containing four acres, more or icss, boumlt d on tlie east by Barber street, on the west, north and south by lauds of F. W. Mitchell uml children. Levied ou as the property of*b. II. Mitchell, Trustee for wife aud children, to satisfy a tax ti. in. issued iu favor of if. II. Linton, tux collector Clarke county, Georgia, and other executions iu my hand. W ritieu notice given to teuunts in pos session. • JOHN W. V» IKK, HhcritT Printers fee 14.00. wsw. WILL be sold before the court house. • ■ »,i fY the city of Atheus, Clarke county, t tween the legal hours <»i sale, on tlie;: . . .i day in Muy. ink!, the following prop* » . une luedituii size, raiiter a roan eo».i» • . no r , about seven years old; one mie-i.«*.sv- n.gi’ii, iron axle, and comparatively new ; one .• j- t.ut-- gy, in good ruuniug order; aud one Uuci... haul in Clarke eouuiy.ou the road Itadiug from .lin ens to Cherokee corner, udjoining binds Mrs. <*. W. King, W 11. Dean, Mr>. Ma>ue and oth ers,-and containing about ninety and u half acres more or Jess; being the pluee w hereon A. Weatherly now resides. Also, (iuo tract of land lying iu elutke comity, on the road leading from the Hr. Hull place to the old Muthcws place, adjoining the oPJ Mathew s tract and lands of — Wmtl.er.y and a. .it. eendoer, lying on the water Ot i iail creek, and euntain- lug about one huu«1r» a nttd It u hch-s, inure, or less. AU lev»eti t *. i. ot to ho z »:tl *t' tnv • A. A ‘Av.ii.vrtj n n.u>i. •rJ «H!tou vi *, iiutiee levy . r <t, tiie »at.o it given to inlils .n B’JS»-1^. l: ' • Loll. tMK!. ,.n \\. .. il.it, Sberitr. Printer a fee ' FGI jALE. GRAY 1882 PRICE LIST FOR THE SPRING Ottr {Stock Complete and cutdown to Prices like these: CASHMERES—All wool. «t UK-. V'c. rule. T.’c wd tl.fO prr vd. Bunting*, nil wool’ iso. ifo.nd SSi per vd. English body Uashmeres. Spring Colors, ’Akt vd. I.aee Buntings |<er ' Y Niius Wlllug, all wool, from SHe to ?l.t«o per yd. All «.ur Novi lty Dress Coeds reduced Iron* to Toe per yd. WHITE GOODS WHITE GOODES! A full line of Curdl'd Pfcqtics reduffd |*cr VU torta Ij to NTs; per yd. India Ivtwiis fni^t to K'a* per yd. l*ur 2x* India Mutlin iu the stop.*. lV*>mu taiwua at al\ privts. Cheek Nuiuj* Tuck Inga all prices. Iiiwus. ki Iwrbov fp __ 10 « l*U»» »UI»' ,,h inv ^Whtfo .x.ius.oV uliVjJcSiet lufd LINENS! LINENS \ LINENS! T.titn P»mu»k Illtiit.fd. frotur.V t«n.X>i<eTY<t YuUc ]),ma*k ,n f^ t-..... yd. Itnyln.nd X«I»Un.«t ..11 pri.-.-s. All I.lnvd. Yn«,.l> at 1*m“ 1' ,. "* ^ ,1™* UU iwh All frs. cut down Imp-, ■bus ««,.n c, awe, «uu v*.w t«.u. mm liueu Tray Covers, fancy borders, cut do\vt\ SHEETINGS! Sheetings lam and Tic*. Botits, Shoes. Itllz oh-. ljilt.>! *U Us < A s-i.ring Calicoes at G R A Y’S Next door to Maruieville’s Jewelry Store. TO THE FRONT! ■ HAMPTON & CO Wo have just o]>eiie<l a large lot of FANCY GROCERIES, MAGNOLIA HAMS. , GRANDE UK FLOUR, PIONKKlt TOBACCO, TEA AND COFFEE, hay; corn. oats. BACON AND LAUD, SYRUP, MOLASSES, SHOES AND HATS, STAPLE DRY GOODS, FINERRLECTION OF FRENCH CANDIES. All gooffs delivered in the mchS4f C '* y l ,rom P tl y- Lilaytou street, Athens, Ga. MACHINERY, REAVES, NICHOLSON & CO., WH0LESLE GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS. HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR HANDSOME NEW STORE AT THE INTERSECTION OF Broad, Thomas and Oconee streets ATHENS, GA. THEY ARE NOW BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER TO SUPPLY THE WHOLESALE TRADE J race, orders respectfully solicited and entire SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Valuable House and Lot on Pulaski Street. I will offer for the next Ihirtv days' my house and lot on Pula»ki street for wile. The lot con- taint about seven-eighths of an acre. The house U in splendid repair, as l have remedied the whole In the lant three venra. As conveniently arrauged inside as any house in the city; cou- taiuM eight good rooms. Ou the lot is u lirstrutc servantd houtie. btnble, aud tdl necessary out- bulldiugs; good well and ctaicrn. Garueii all plauted aud vegetables up. Any one desiring a good home, near all the churches und schoota, and within leu minutes' walk of the business part of towu, will do well to call at once, l’ricc low and terms easy. J. It. CRANE. 3-31-1 in Athens, Ga Notice. AU persons.haviug demaudh against E. L. New ton, late of Atlietus, Georgia, deceased, will pre sent the same io me for payment in the time and manner described by law, ami those indebted to said deceased are requested to make immediate payment to me, this the fourth day of April, iwj. W. H. NEWTON, Executor. 3-13-Cw Athens, Ga.. April4tli, issL PARTITION COMMISSIONERS” ' SALE OF LAND. Valuable City Lots. O N the first Tuesday in May uext (188J) before the Court House door ol Clarke County, in Athens, Georgia, at public outcry to the highest aud best bidder, durriug the usual und legal hours o! Sheriff's sale, us prescribed by law, wo the uudeisigued, Juo. h. Williforu, R. L. Aio>s and F. W. Lucas, Commissioners (appointed by order of the Superior Court of Clarke County, Georgia, at the November Term, 1S»1, of said Court, upon petition for-partition by the heirs at law ot \Y. H. H. White, und iu puisuunce of said order for the purpose of partition among the heirs at law of said W. H. li. White, deceased.) will sell the following property situate in the city of Athens, Uarke County. Georgia, to-wit: All of iue lot wheieou W. li. H. While rvsided fur mu- ny years prior to his death less about one aero iterwtoiurc sold under wider of the sold superior Court, and tue portion hereby sold fronting on lluucock .Street und adjoining lauds of M. B. Mc- fciuty aud cuulaiuiug the uwetliug house and other improvements aud about one ucrc's area of mud less half adjacent streets. Terms Cash and purchasers to pay for title pa pers. jnu. S. Williford, j R. L. Moss, > Partition F. W. Lucas. ) Commissioners. 3-3o*dlUw3vxL A PETITION. ATHENS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS. IRON A XL BRASS CASTINGS. HILL UEAIUNCi. MIXING AND MILL MACHINERY SAW MILLS, SMITHING, REPAIRING, PAT’N WORK, KAX HILLS. BARK MILLS. tlluX i'KXCINU, AND ALSO AGENTS E0R THE MOST APPROVED PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES on Skirt* and on wheel*. Cotntdnert T1IUESITF.RS *nrt vWbaRATORS, TURB1XR V WHEELS. MILL STOXES, VICTOR Three l(oll v M^ j Miffs, COOK’* rSSeSJk A JJJ K Add re**, R NICKERSON, Agent, Ather iS ^Ga. MILL FIXftINv AT MAXl^FAC UltKKS fIU'(;Jp* ' * STATE OP GEORGIA, CLARKE COUXTY. To the Honorable the Superior Court of >>aid County: The petition of the Pioneer Taper Manufac turing Company, u corporation chartered under the laws ot satu State, and now composed of Johu W. Mchotson, Atuius K. Reaves, William i>. urithth, aud tneir assoe.ales us stockholders, ies|fcctiuliy ahuMcth uiul heretofore, to-wit: lit tire year eighteen huuurcd and tiliy-two, under the provisions of an act of the General Assent- oly of Georgia, approved the tweuty-seuoml day 01 December, eighteen hundred und forty-seven, entitled, "An Aci iu authorize alt the Jrtc unite citi zen* of the Suiteoj Georgia, and such others as thtu f associate mth than to prosecute the business of lufactnring mth corporate powers and priviU- _ /’ Albiu Chase, Win, P. Toiinuage, Alfred Grant aud John b. Linton, on the 'zbthdsy of February, lhj'J, associated themselves together as a body corporate under tlie style and corpor ate name of ’’The Pioneer Paper Manufacturing Company.”4rlth a capital of thirty thousand dol lars paid into mau\tmcture paper only, aud de clared their purpose to be so, Incorpora ted in writiug under their hand aud seal iu pres euce of Lllzur L. Newton, theu Justice of the In ferior Court of said county, and recorded said MACHINERY. IN MONTGOMERY'S FARMERS’ DEPOT LIQUORS AND FAMILY GROCERIES T. C, THRELKELD & CO., ,.aBrt&wts.*jsa»aasasa!» *«&. YOU WILL FIND: LOUIS'COOK BUSIES, CAEEIA&ES AND HAENESS, i I gunrantce equal to .nyoold In market at fame price. The 018 nick.ry W.(,a. Took Flnt Premium at the Exposition. The A tin., Bclipae. Farqakar and Beakwalter Kaataea. The Varqnhar Oeparnte*. The neeat.r drain Drill. THE BEOwN, CELEBRATED HALL AND CAEVEE COTTON SINS. The Vhicaae Screw Palreriser. The (terrlne Vire-Prwf Sato. Kaaeraea Sc Talratt*. Valklss and Hidiac tfaltiratar. Cotton Seed Planter and Grain i-eeder Attachment. The Arerr Walking and Riding t altirat.r. Bliekle Walking MtiwtH. The Gregg Malby Plan far Rreahlag S aed. The Crcgg Reaper and Bleadew Kina flle-er ■ 1 The Gregg !.*• Mower, and Melf-Dnaraiag Ran. Rap Ralcea. Kaarr.an Sc Tale.lt>. Conahined Ntaadard Keeper and otawer. t Karrua dr Talcett’a Mlaadnrd Mewer. The Vhaaapiea Reaper and Hewer* The Theoaaa nateethiag and Reralriag Hm raw. TOE ADME DASKOIV harrow*, plowa. pulverize* and cover* grain a proper depth. The Oliver t hlllrd Tart* Pl.w. Tho tightcut draft and be*t turner; tried with a Uyno- nnmrter at our State Fair*. The Rev Dixie and as racaae Flew.. The Far.ah.1 Cettea herd Flaater. Sinxle and Double Foot Plowatoekr. Mpring-Teeth aalhg Oarraw aad VaUivalar. Remove the two centre teeth and cultivate your crop*. Saw Mills, Griat Mill., Shingle Maehinaa, Evapora tors , Cotton Prea.e., Stump- Puller., Etc. , feblG-Am J, N. MONTGOMERY, **** LIQUORS wn” 8 T¥ k !?2$£^ OLD COUNTRY CORN * can umlcrsell us. CARITHERS BETTS & SMITH, DEALERS, LIQUOR CLAYTON (STREET, ATHENS, OA- powt and best LIquora of every kind,which SSSiJtaS q lffnVfo}™t 0 «o ni™ u. A^hcadquartera lor ample ao.1 we wll Staple and Fahey BLACKSMITH!)^. M’KINNON 3 BLACKSMITH, best facilities anil finest workmen in the city for tho prompt discharge of , 1 all work fcntnistcd to him. ' HORSE SHOEING AND PLANTATION WORK done In a superior manner at moderato price*. I make a specialty of REPAIRING; GUNS, PISTOLS&EDGE TOOLS work which I undertake. .Wlren in need of ENORMOUS WHEAT CROPS Will be mode this year, and now is the time to get a First-Class SEPARATOR AND ENGINE! W.hriiave on hand a Car Load or two of the CELEBRATED AULTMAN&TAYLOR And other Machines ready for immmediate delivery. Call them or write tor Circulars. It.hed aald dedarmton ol purpoao to be a J in- corporated, once a week fpr two months in the two nearest public gazettes, to-wit: the Southern Banner aud tlie Southern Whig, both theu pub lished in Athens, Clarke comity, Georgia, and on the 8th day of June, l«j2, John a. Linton, ouc of said corporators,and President of said company mode oath before said KlUur L. Newton, theu Justice ol tho Inferior Court of auid countv, that the amount of capital actually paid iu aud em ployed by The Pioneer Paper Manufacturing Company wafthe sum of thirty thousand dot> duly recorded in tho Company was the sum of tti lars, s»4 Sflia oath was dul ?ifK.?“ c . rip L la %* a ^ 1 FMf*ut«aaattafoettoi, anything la Dm Blackamithtng line bo cure aud i'aff JI’KINNON, THE BLACKSMITH, novll-ly. •;> ’ SKRD. P ^i3^ t 338$sr. m '' — — THE UNITED STATES MAIL A ATHENS, GEORGIA. ’i • it. ■> Upstair, comer Clayton <t Thomas atreota. Look out lor the Starved Rooater Flag. BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER. R1KCS A SEED STORE To every man’s door. If our SEEDS are not sold in your town, drop usa Postal Card for Handsome Illustrated Catalogue and Prices. Address D. LANDRETH & SONS, Philadelphia. R. P. & J. G. EBERHART, ATHENS, GA. Boot and Shoe Dealers. SuiwrlorL'ourLJunc lutli . . F"’nrtdroffo 2UO, am: wax puwiabed lUDfffDZCtlea, ft, Southern Ifs'micr and the Southem Whig, mice a week for ouu month, when .aid Company thereby become in corporated tor the term ol thirty year, (tom tho seventeenth day ol July, latt, und that .aid charter will expire by Ha own lltnilution the acv- eutcenth day ol July, lttaz, and that the pre*cui atockboldera are the legal aucccsuri to .aid darned original Incorporator*. Your petitioner, lurther ahoweth that they desire Co amend their said eburter by addiug thefoDowlug provisions thereU».Uj-wit: Tlmt tb< corporate uajqo and atyle be changed to the “Fioueer MahHfapturlhg Company, ’ with suc- eeaaioutoaU the P0».cr*, properly, right, ot proparty, etc., ol lofmer edmVaify.niKl with pow er to aue aud be aued, to contract ai)ff Jo: con tracted with, and to USVC Mid BSP n coluiuoL aeal anould they so desire, glut to llayo uiul tq bold such real and personal estate, or property or right* ol property ol.any nature whatever, oa they may acquire by gilt, purchase, or uthor- Wiio, and UUwh jnay oe conveyed, mortgaged or pledged to them in their corporate name, and to adopt auy aad all byt- latyx, «<*«« and regula tions tor the go. .rpmeni u: said , 'rstioti or the mauugemoulot tuC tuivu -.- and btuiuesa ol the aatne as may be uccdlttl tpiough such othcers, ageuu or employee*, o: ... vanta tts the bye-law. or rule, aud regulation* may provide, and with fuff power to do m .... t corporate name auy and every act use,an 1 legal aud properto carry on aad *ueee**n...y jn.anzge the bu.tiieaa olaiid to carry out' the po/poso and ob ject of aald corporation • ' K aud amendmeuta thcrelc. Mid the pdrfl^ular busiiie^s t:>ey propose to carry im is tnv muiin- factnre of paper, news, book, writmg, and .‘41 other grades aud qualities, from rat*, bagging, aud cloth, cotton, wool, caue, aud oih»r fibrous material aud other material euitubtc for uxauu- facluriug paper of any quality; and the manu facture ol cotton or woolen, or couou aud wool en yzrna, and all other cotton or woolen, or cot ton.and wooleu fabrics of which cotton or wool or both are the component parts; and the manu factory pt flour, meal, and other products of a Hour a#d gyjst mill, and the manufacture of rope and bu^lim from ;ute, hemp and other li- SftfSsSSiS any or situ! them, and that Vald buxtUek* Win tMcafrfcdon Ju the coSnty orfflarke and Stati immmm invested lu laud, dams, buildings, machinery e«j„ neceasary lor the manufacture of paper on- 1»p iornier charter for aald buslueaa: and the privilege of tncrcaalng Amount over aald aixty-thno “ *“ exceed the amount of fbouaaud dollar, total additional Me«r * tt .. wnwvw v. wuv uuuuicu twiigi a ygr yitilitr r/ift, and the total number of shares never fa’ extcijri flfteen hundred (1,500) of ouo hundred dotur! (♦too) each par value; and said Increase to be shares of one hundred do] with power it needful or"oxpe<fli'nt to said Goads by mortgage upon aald franehup,’ {hS.^dd’SS* 1 " eit r And Mtltionera, desire to have aald former charter rgftgFed and amended and to he™” Winded lor JftgwriOd 01 twenty year*, with tho exprrituUou of that . Geokoia, OLAMU Cot-.N-rv-I, John j. jijg. Ins, Clerk ol the Superior Coo rt of said Couu- ’ of Clarke, ot said Stole, do Hereby certify that HtS'&A.i