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THE WANING ORESCENf SOUTHERN BANNER: JANUARY 15, 1878. HIE Ul'sxIiNS TAKE S. 1MI1A INTO lj«nT ARMS. siib Will wait. London, Jamia r y 5. A dispatch received at Paris from Constaiuinopl • -..atea: It Russia rejects meditation Turkey will await the meeting of the British parliament before making di- j reel overtures to Russia. * SOPHIA EVACTUATED. London, Dee. 5.—A Standard’s ! Constantinople special reports Sophia ; completely evacuated. RUMORED CHANGES. The Paris correspondent of the ; 'limes says that rumors of changes within the present cabinet telegraphed Thursday night are untrue. They were circulated through party mo- j lives. ; The Times Paris correspondent oh- j •serves that the claim of Greece to be represented in any European confer- j ance really points to tho acquisition of j Ihessaly and Epirus and possbily \ Crete. The porre will strongly urge ! upon the powers the danger of allow- j ing tho question to lie brought forward, i as it is calculated to create complica- j lions fatal to peace. j EltZKROUM HEMMED IN. Vienna, January 5.—The Wiener , I’resee’s special, dated Tiflis, says the ! Russians hove occupied Ilidja road ; fTomEneroum westward, which crosses the Euphrates over a bridge. The 1 Times’ Vienna correspondent says if ! this is true, communication with Erzc- j roum is cut on all sides T ae last dispatch from Enreroum admitted that the Russian cavalry had driven the '1’urks back to Ilidija. Tho standard’s special from Berlin announces the death of Marquis Wielopolski. the dis* tinguished statesman. A CRISIS COMING. Paris, January 5.—A telegram icceived here reports tha amendment 10 the address adopted by the Tur kish chamber of deputies declares ; (-hat tho ministers have not done ! Uu ir duty either in a military or po- j litieal point of view. DERBY STIEFENINO. The Edinburgh Scottsman’s Lon don correspondent understands Lord Derby will inform Prince Gortschak- off that the British government isde- vs D r TUTT’S > mPECTORANT la tlie moat cental balsam ever nsed by sull'crcra from pulmonary disease*. " " ‘ herbal It is eomposoii of herbal products, which have aspeciflc efTect on the throat and luncs; detaches from thcalrcells all irritating matter; causes It to be <-x- S ectorated, nnd at once checks the In animation which prndnees the couch. A silicic dose relieves the niostdlstress- lne |>»rox)>ni, soothes nervousness, and enables llie sulterer to enjoy <|nlei rest at night, it •In* n pleasant cordial, it tones the weak stoinaih. and is specially recommended for children. * IVhnt others say about-" Tati's Expectorant, Had AsIhmaThirty Years Ho! Northeastern Georgia! Look To Your Interest! The Old Fredericksburg Dry Goods Store, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. ; Is Aliv© to tlie Spirit of th.e Times! j 1>ESII>ES now opening one of the most Extensive, Cheapest and Nie.-st Stock of I>ry Goods ! 1 > to I>e found South of Baltimore we have Sea Island S.urtiiig4J4, White Bleached Shirting I 4 ‘ Shirting Foulard 0 to the finest IlM.TIVOHZ. r*brut>ry J. 18; “I have h id A -itmi» thirty years, ur.J tlcvcr found a medicine that had sic h :i hajinv ertett " W. F. HOGAN, Charles St. !’.j, the best bleached Long cloth at Sand 10c, in the state,. Calicoes 4, 5, to 61-jc, 4--1 lain brio O’, and 80, Latge Shawls 50, 75 and $1.00, ami New Baris made Cloaks $g.,'otot and 950.00,10-4 Extra White Blankets $1.75 to *2 00 and |2.50 up. DHT GOODS HEAP ! Handsome New Shades, colored Dress Silks 50, 75 and don’t pay tuoro for th.-so goods when yon can get them from us so cheap. A Child’s Idea of Merit jouR buyer is ix the northern markets, New Ohlf.ans, Xorrmttr n, 1S70. , h^.usc* 1 SK w?le timdnsftiVdvSjmeSktm:In Ike ! And Goods are declining iu prices every dav, those who purchased early have goods now at high world', ami ihe rliildnn »av it i» • nicer than i prices, we .ere fortunate to hold off and can now and will exhibit goods at bottom prices, Black moias-es c.iiwiv.’” * Bilks 65, 75 and S-Vcp-r yards, Gma Grain Iilaek Silks 91.00, $1.35 and $1.50, double width Black NOAH WOODWARD, 10! N. Poydrss SI. j Cashmeres 35and 40c, fill Wool Blank Cashmeres 8'*e, Venice Bombazine only 50 mid 00e Kx. i i r • „ _ J ii r;> i Super. Es. Ex.Sublime and GoM Medal, Black Alpacas lYoir 25 to most handsome at 40 and 60, 3IX) dllU dll Lruupy. ! l)rea« Good* 6G to 8 snd 1- c, with U«e eli-srant French Matelaase at 30 and 25c, 10-4 Bleached •• I am • he mother. f -lx children; allorthers J Sheeting 30c, all Wool Filling Jeans 15 and zOc, Fredericksburg Cass': meres 75 and $ 1.00. hnvc hctvt t ro’ij»y, \Yithoul Tull*.** Kx^-rct ■vrant, ! eoel.l have survi, eJ some cl ! WllOn yOU Visit UgUStft A. K. CHILDy. R. NICKERSON. Y. H. WYNN MARY STEVENS, Frankfort. Ky. K Doctors Advice. “ It! my i.?.!< live. 1 ;ulvi.-.* :»!! •:» • ilt. - t.- Keep Tull’s Kxjn-ctoc’i’t, in njffd* r •»?.-*;. • let coughs croup. tli:»hlhrriu. ru*. 1 ' T P. ELLIS, M.D.. rie vark.fi. J. Sold by ulldruyyitti*. I'Wfr i ov. Otjict 35 Murray Strt+t, A.«r 1 IXm't fail to see our immense display of Dry Goods, you will save money in your purcliu-.es with us. We pay all EXPRESS FREIGHTS on orders of $10.00 or more, the freight paying and sample order bu-iness was introduced iu tae South several years ago by us, many persons are imitating ! our method ami advertising to pay freights &c., but like all imitations they in the end fail to give I satisfaction. Write ns a jmstal for samples of nnv goods you wish. Our New Price List and Bazar are just out, ask tor copies. Address, V. piOHimDs & eho. Get 2d. Augusta. Ga , 501 Broad Strce CHILDS NICKERSON & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL HAILS, HORSE IAND MULE SHOES HORSE SHOE NAILS, Agricultural Implements, Leads, Oils, Glass and Varnish, Harness Leather, ** Tali'* P.IU arc worth Ihcirw# i^/Kt in goM.'* REV. |. R. SIMPSON. Loufarilfe. Ky. **T;itl*s PUL . : ; g of tKt r.incltcnlh rroturv.” p^v. r. * a*rv* v* k. •*I Ii.H.e i.:*t* l T„u j .r v,ll, I. r t t : 1 t* - fiver. They ire superior to nny »r:cw». h.v kv *)ili;irv 'libordcri rver inndf," I. P. C*RR, AHorwyit Law, Auctr.* 4 *. *• l hav*u.-x .1 i ut; 1 ,. Kl»» li,r > .i :... . • . !’▼. Tht vajr iiiiruu.ilvd t*»r «*c«vii\« . • . .; ’ . i.--.*’—F. R^WiLSON, Gocrcetown,TcKpii. Lwurfi: J-W.W. MANN ,Edi!ar Mobil, f.eg'.isr,' •* We Mil ftlv hoxisTiitl s I’i’1* to live o( «U others.SAYR^^CO., Carloravitle, Ga. ••Tutl’a _Pslls» havconly lc» l*c tried to ci* tablish fhrir n»*rit«. Thrv woik like rna«?ic." W. H. BARROW^^B Summer St., Baaton. " The r ? is no medk'inc w» veil jiH citrd to the r .re ot hilic.us di-or»lrr* r»s Tint’s PiMs.** JOS. BRUMMEL, Richmond, Virginia. AND A Td'AuSANP MORE. Sold by drugylnta, lift rent* a 6ojt. Ofitc* 35 Murray Sir- vt, AVw York* oft Tf ,? Vrr- % till Dll XXTiD OESED. HIGH TESTIMONY. FROM THE PACIFIC JOCRXAL. Ua Imm orkj which restores youthful beauty to the halr.l That eminent chemist has succeeded Ini nodnclng s Hair Dye which lmitate«T isture to perfection. Old bachelors mayl low rejoice.” f Price $1.00. omee SS Murray St.,\ Sola by all druggists. •'Vv - .. s Cotton, Mania & Jute Rone, CARRIAGE AND SADDLERY HARDWARE, HUBS, SPOKES, BUGGY WHEELS, AXLES, SPRINGS, RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING, MILL SAWS, MILL FINDINGS. ANVILS, VICES BELLOWS, HOLLOW WARE, ETC., ETC., Manufacturer's Agents tor the sale ot Fairbank’s Standard Scales. WINSHIP AND SAWYER’S CELEBRATED Cotton Gins, Cider Mills, Syrup Mills and Evaporators, Watt Plows, Farmers’ Friend Plows, Pumps, Circular Saws, etc. t*f“Any article in our line not in stock, will bo ordered when desired, with tho leas possible delay. dec!9-ly Call and Examine Our Stock and Prices. Meto York. anted.. *d1iI. Aiir'v »t Georgian office TO KENT or buy a nmiiU cottage home, con lenient to the business portion of the citv. Ai. f.idedly opposed to Russia making j unimproved lot, if de*_irably_ located, might be peiico without the conditions being ' - iirst fomimmicated to England and t he other great powers. ST otiee. All persons having certificates of stock in .. . Athens Street Uiiilroml, will please preset t them PISLOLI. NON 01 rARUA.IKNTlALKhD t 0 J am ?3 ]|. lluggins for record, so that the 1 proceeds of tlie Mile of property of said road | may bo delivered among the stockholders on r ( XothinC ' the first clay of November. This October 7th, JAMES Ii. HUGGINS, K. K. REAVES, oetO-lin. J. D. BITTAKl). WE OFFER THE ABOVE MaGNIFICEN 1’ Ammoniated Super-Phosphate To the Planters ot Georgia, and have no hesitation in recommending it to the fullest extent. We shall endeavor to meet all legitimate competition, and fell assured that all who use. our articles w ill bcjbighly pleased with the results. We also offer our (si Eutaw Acid-Phosphate ” OF. London, January new in political reports or rumors to day. The comments of the leading weekly journals on the situation are j |> 'A*. unimportant. There is talk in some ! quarters of a dissolution of parlia- 1 incut in consequence of the hopeless ATTORNEY AT LAW, Harmony Grove, Jackson County, G»., Will practice in the Superior Courts ol Jack- Whicb we believe is eipial to any in the market. “ COTTON OPTION GIVEN IF DESIRED.’ Call on ear Agents tor Tenn«"and Prices. GEO W. WILLIAMS & CO., Proprietors, Charleston, South Carolina. AGENT A ATHENS, JOHN C- PITNER- tUS-Hu DAVIS. Kverv SAPP body in A vited BRIDY) to Cull. Broad Street. Over Burke’s Book Store. Athns CHEAP DRY AX IMMENSE STOCK OF . - ... ..... .. I ,,, ,i.- I son, Madison, Banks nnd Clarke counties, divisions ill tilt cabme., ullt tills 1 j S|ieeinl at tent ion given to collection of elai laiins. STOVES ! STOVES! STOVES! I am now offering for sale at Low Prices, The following celebrated Cook Stoves, all of which are warranted equal to nny offered in this market. GATE CITY, PALMETTO. noihiug more than conjecture. THE l’OKCIXG OF SOPHIA. Bucharest, January f».—Tlie Rus sians have taken Sophia ; the details Refers lo Judge A. M. Sneer, Griffin, Ga., i d H”n. J. T. Spence. Jonesboro', Ga. NOTICE! IP ROM E per* oris are hereby firbiddcn to limit with Troops are constantly ,)o F Gnu on my plantation, situated in t!,e 1 ^ ! lork ot the Oconee uiver. Any one disreifaid- arc wantllla,. i lork of the Oconee River. Any one disregaid- j nassing through Galatz : ing this notice will be prosecuted. * h .. . . . ,, . : Oci J-2.il. JOHN K. WHITE. ! Note—Hus signihes the Servians’ —-— . 1 operations against the quadrilateral. ! HOblSG 3,HQ. L0X> IOr S?vl6' rpW■ • acre lot—one o! tlie most d'-sirablc jn the 1 ! X eitv—occupied at present hv tlie subscriber ! j —situate on Hancock street. The house lias six i uiod rooms, |>.iiiiv mi l all necessary out-build- j ... .; iliigs. A well of very superior water on said i thoughts.” like SO many witticisms (it j place. For price and te'ins, apply to Use or was given Lang laoe —“ Language to disguise our all kinds is, by right of invention, tin property of Voltaire; and M. Four- j i-.ier tells us that before Talleyrand j appropriated it, it bad been made, into an epigram by Lebrun, llarel, dec'J—2m L. C. MATTHEWS. The Gopa.r-bn.Qrsn.ip j Heretofore exist'ng under the name and style | of Dorn.igli it Osborn, in thehunber business', is j this day dissolved by nmtnal consent. The j business in the future will l>e continued under the name and style of J. W. 1’UUi'lT it CO.. ! FOR SALE BY £§!*§¥H m. V AMONG MERCHANTS, there arc none more reliable than ibis well-known, staunch old linn. We are now better prepared than ever before to meet the wants of our patrons. We prepay freight on all orders amounting to *10.00, and we take p’casure in forwarding sam ples of our Goods to any address. WE ARE OFFERING,"THIS SEASON, 5510,000 Worth Dress Goods from 5 Cents Up. 10,000 “ Jeans and Cassimeres from lOe. Up. 15,000 “ Linens, Damasks, and Housekeeping Goods of every description. §75,000 Worth Cheapest Dry Goods ever ottered in Georgia. C. G-HAT & CO. Grove will be delivered any where on tlie Northeast Railroad. Thankful for past favors wo respectfully solicit the patronage of tlie •ruhlic i-i want of lumber or laths to the new rin. Apri.jl2. 1877. ai.17-5 PRUITT .fe Ct* # * si -w- w Y • T" J lilt II.llllt- jtiitl Ml Iv U| v. I * • A AVIs 1 A A tv. V. :tt that time editor Ot Ia’ JaOIII JUUIIC, . to w ]|,un all orders lor lumber must be nddress- uublisbed it in !lis iournnl, mid, tor : ed All orders for lumber or laths left wi'h P /. .. ...„i:,.. ,, W’iley F. Hood or W. ii. Pruitt will he pnne- llie sake of net UUlIt\, U. Sl_ C tnally filled. Orders addressed to Harmony to Talieyraud, wlio, seeing it was good, accepted it. Talleyrand, ac cording to Hand’s story, was waited , upon by a:i ingenious youth who ; fi tvished to enter the diplomatic ser- v ice, and who to recommend himself, | Scientific AgricTaltiare, assured the Minister that lie was in j _ BY _ the hahit of saying precisely what he thought. Thereupon Talleyrand in- jjinis hioi very gravely that language was given to man to enable him to conceal his thoughts. The becoming manner, bv the way, of attaining this end seems' to have indicated by Tal leyrand when »»o remarked one even ing at the Holland House, that ardi- nal Mazarin “deceived, but did not lie,” whereas M. d * Matternieh, In- added, “ always lied, ami never de ceived.*’ dr. B. xjc. r^UDZ^Errour, Prof. Agriculture, University of da. Second Edition, E.nlaiuikd and Revised. Published by A. S. Barnes He Co., New York For sale bv Burks* Hancock, Atlanta, Ga. ml f. A. burke, Atuem, G.i Pr:cj fj.jo. ■"8-tt For Sale. A s 'eond-band Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machin ■; has been but little used and is in per fect order. For srla cheap for cast.. Apply at ACg3»-tf Tit'S OkFlc'E HEADQUARTERS For First Class and Fashionable Dry Goods In opening the Fall Season, wo take pleasure in placing before our friends and the public generally, the most complete stock of Dry Goods ever displayed in the Southern States, consisting iu part of a Magnificent line of Black Silks. All tho new shades in Colored Silks—various grades. The most decided novelties in Colored Dress Goods. Black Goods of every description. Hosiery, Notions, Corsets, Ties, Gloves. Linens, Damasks, Cassimeres, Flannels, He. Our Cloaks—to arrive—will be equal to any ever exhibited in New York, London or Paris. To summarize: H’e offer a stock of Fall Dry Goods which, in every department for variety, elegance nud cheapness, stands un rivalled. oct2-3m. JAMES A. GRAY & CO. IRON KING, BEST, CRICKET, Call and .ce before purchasing. J. C. WILKINS, i oct.31.6m. WILSON & COMPANY, Bankers and Brokers, Dealers in Stock Privileges, U. S. Bonus, Cotton and Miscellaneous Securities, etc. Tlie greatest opportunity ever before offered for investment. 1.000 dollars made from investment of200 dollars in SO days. Smaller amounts invested will pay in proportion. Investments, large or small, can be trebled in 80 days. We sell or put chase as desired 5 shares of stocks and upward on margins ot from one to two per cent. J5j“Letters of Credit nnd Drafts payable in i any part of Europe nnd America, issued for tlie ' convenience of travelers. Full information sent ou application. WELSOIT CO., 35 and 37 Broad St., P. O. Box 2485, NEW TURK. Near Gold and Stock Exchange. octlG-Sui. Foundry and Machine Wctks, -A-Tiaisisrs, G-A.. General Founders and Machinists, Patten Making, Smithing and Repairing, Mining and Mill Machinery, Manufacturer* of Circular Saw Mills, Stemn Engines, Horae Powers. Threshers, Fan Mills, Bark Mills, Cane Mills, Gin Gearing, Cotton Presses, etc., eto. Agent for Cook’s Celebrated Evaporating Pans, Cardwell’s Separators, Turbino Water Wheels and Agricultural Engines. Prices sent upon application to K. MCKEKSOX, Agent. june£6-2m. LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE, JA-bHezzo, Georgia. GANN & REAVES, PROPRIETORS. Will be found at their old stand, rear Frank lin House building, Thotras street. Keep al- •ood “ ' ' ” " * ' For Sale or Bent! A small house, convenient to the business portion of the city. Also, For Sale Only, V cottage house containing seven rooms, with al’ necessary out-buildings, and two acres of land attached. M. C. SLEDGE aug7-4t BURPEE & BRO., Carriage, Kuggy and AY agon Ala leers, Ai the shop lately occupied by P. Benson, nea Genu & Reaves’ stable, ^TSEITS, GAs Are prepared to do all kinds of work in their line at short notice, in the most SUPERIOR STYLE, and at as REASONABLE RATES us the same class of work can be done. They arc prepared to put up Carriages, Bug gies and Wagons in ANY’ STYLE, and invito those having new work put up, to call before its imperfections are covered with paint, and see that ALL Materials used are of the VERY BEST QUALITY. REPAIRING AND PAINTING A SPECIALTY’. All work dono in this lino warranted to give satisfaction, both as to style and price. ways on hand good Turnouts and careful dri- LJ oi.rinuci 7V/T»^Irirr rr nnrl vere. Stock well cared for when entrusted to nalnelsS lViaKing ana •ur care. Stock on hand for Bale at all times. dcelStf. 3* ^ mA$>$>as$r, General Insurance Agent, XTo. 5 Broad S-fc_, Athona, Ga , Insures GINS, Dwellings snd Merchandise, in the city or country. Respectfully solicits a share of veur patronage. j^gTRepresents first class Companies only. oct23-lm Wanted. EMPLCY'MENT either as a Tanner, Engi neer, or Carpenter. Good references given, and wages reasonable. Address, J. 11. K., cure of Athens Georgian, Athcus. tlu my22- tf Repairing. They are also prepared to make or repail Harness. Having secured tho services of Thoroughly Competent Workman i brauch of the business, all they ask ist trial, that all may be convinced of the 8UPE- iu this branch of the business, all they ask isa trial, that all may be convinced of the SUPE RIORITY OF THEIR YVORK snd the Reason ublcnesa of their Charges. ill on them and examiu pjPBe sure to call their work and prices. uly81-3» Auction! I have associated W. A. England w ith me ia the Auction business, who will give prompt attention to the suie of property atid goods ot all kinds. VERONEE & ENGLAND. 5 ulyl7-lm.