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SOUTHERN BANNER: JULY 30, 1S78 hj o mi "w ac iv tt u: o rwr OF T'JE GEORGIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. AT ATHENS. AUGUST 13th, 1878. OFFICERS. PRES [DENT: Col. THOS. HARDEMAN, Jr Macon. SECRETARY: MALCOLM JOHNSTON Atlauta. TREASURER: Catt. T. G. HOLT Macon. VICE-PRESIDENTS : First District Col. George R. Black Screven co. Second District Mr. Thomas W. Fleming Biker co Third District Col. J. 11. Black Sninter co. Fourth District Col. James H. Fannin Troup co. Fifth District Col. \V. J. Anderson Houston co. Sixth District Col. L. F. Livingston Newton co Seventh District Capt. George H. W iring Bartow co McDuffie co. Ha', co. Eighth District... Ninth District. Col. M. G. Fulton. Col. J. E. Redwine.. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE : Pulaski—C M Baseman, S W Brown, Geo W Jordan. Quitman—L P Dozier, J C Guilford, Jasper Hill. Randolph—Hon Jno T Clarke, Hon Arthur Ilood, O A Barry. Richmond—Dr J P II Brown, Fred Little, Rob’t Wiggins. Rockdale—J O Bohannon, W L Peek, R B Vaughn. A A Zachry. Schley—(Delegates not yet reported.) Screven—W HohbV, John C Dell, Jas Parker, Jr. Spalding—Jno W Patrick, A B Shackleford, J D Boyd. Sumter—A A Adams, J A Anslev, J F Ross. Talbot—W Ii Gorman, J L Dozier, Dr. Wm Neal, Telfair-Frank Smith, John D McLeod, W J McEachin. Terrell—J W Roberts, E Bellflower, C It Moore. Thomas—L C Bryan, S J J ones K 7.* Taylor. Troup—C W Mabry D N Speer, R S McFarlin. Upson—(No delegates reported.) Walker—J M Lee. J C Hall, A S Leet. Walt on—T A F Stansell, S R Mitcham, It C Gutbrey. Warren—J S Johnson, T N Pool, Wm H Pilcher. Washington—H N Hollifield, Mark Newman, J N Gilmore. Wayne and Webster—(No delegates reported. Whitfield—Hon N L Trammell, Hon W K Mcore, H C Hamilton. Wilcox—(No delegates reported.) Wilkes—F W Barnett, C A Alexander. Worth—J R Billups, J W Rouse, W A Harris. n>t £* ii • iii Application for Charter. State or Georgia, ) To the Honorable the Cocntv ok Clarke. «/ FIRST DISTRICT. Dr. Peter Stotesberry Clinch co. Gen. Geo. P.Harrison...Chatham co. Arnos F. Itahn, Esq ...M ffingham co SECOND DISTRICT. Dr. Jno. It. Janes .Terrell co. Dr. FIFTH DISTRICT J. S. Lawton Fulto ! H Chambers of Alabama. Col. Geo. W. Adams Monroe co. \ Georgia »tnt« A«rl Capt. R. J. Povell Pike co. SIXTH DISTRICT. Capt. E. T. Davis. ... Col. C. M. Davis THIRD DISTRICT. M. J. Hatcher, Esq Macon co. Hon. John MacRae, Montgomery co.. Mr. T J. Smith Telfair co. FOURTH DISTRICT. Col. James M. Mobley Harris co., Col. Clias. A. Redd...*...Muscogee co. Dr. II. II. Cary Troup co. Henry L. Graves, Esq....Newton co. ...Thomas co. i Col. A. J. Lane Bibb co ...Calhoun co. j Col. E. C. Grier, Jones co. j SEVENTH DISTRICT. j Mr. W. H. Bonner Gordon co. , Capt. Pearcellorne Whitfield co Maj. S. M. H. Byrd Polk co. EIGHTH! DISTRICT. James Davison, Esq Greene co. P. J. Berckmaus, Esq. Richmond co. Col T. J. Smith Washington co. NINTH DISTRICT. Dr. W. L. Jones Clarke co. Capt. J. N. Montgomery, Madison co. Dr. Jno. S. Linton Clarke co. LIFE ittEEBERS. The following life members will quite probably attend as well as others who are life nu mbers have not yet given notice nf th iir intention to he present. Hamiltc.n Yancey, Rome; Judge D. B. Harrell, Webster co.; John A.| Cobb, Americas ; Mr Sam’l Birnett, Washington ; Dr. A Means, Oxford ; i Col 1) E Butler, Madison ; Mr S W Bloodwoth, Griffin ; E J Camp, Mil- J ton co; Capt J II Nichols, Nacoochee ; Col Jas A Stewart, Atlanta; Air Ji'o Hollis, Macon Mr II C Johnson, Macon; ! ilr Wm H Ruese. Mar- shallville; Mr Ilenry J Peter, Macon; Mr Eden Taylor, Bolingbroke; Mr .T.W Wilkinson, Lc-c co; Mr N J Norman, Liberty co; Col David W Lew is, Dahlonega; Gen’l O C Horne, Hawkinsville. Col W LeRoy Broun J R Respnss, Schley county, DELEGATES. Appling—(Delegates to be hereafter reported.) Baker—Jno 0 Perry, W W Dews, J L Boynton. Baldwin—LCarringou, S E Whitaker, John M Edwards. Banks—R B Burgess, J R Sewell, D C Chandler. B srtow—S W Lelan, Z W Jackson, Dr M J Dudley. Beech Island,, (5 C.) II L May—son, Thos J Davis, M C Hammond. Berrien—J J Williams, L P Goodwin, James F Goodman. Bibb—Dr Lee Holt, S I Gustin, B D Lnmsden. Brooks - C It Denmark, W W Groover, R J Denmark Bulloch—W H Ccne, James Thorne, C A Sorrier. Bryan—J II BUtch, P W Williams, J B Brown. Burke— (Delegates to be reported. Calhoun—C M Davis, F M McKcnney, A J Monroe. Campbell—S P Steed, J C Mixon, F H Steed. Carroll—B F Wilder, J W Carter, M R Russell. Catoosa—Thos M Gordon, M D Lansford, W L Whitman. Chatham— (No delegation. Cheroke—M'S Paden, Thos N Delaney. Jabez Galt. Clavker—D W Locklin, W H Hull, A II Jackson. Clay—R E Kennon, F T Tennille, Jr., J L Tueker. Clayton—T J Toland, A J Camp, Jos H Hnie, G L Wesley. Clinch— D J Simrnen9, Louis Strickland, II D O’Quin. Cobb—Isaac B Floreuce, D C Camp, T L Varner. Coffee—Henry Love, John L Tison. Coweta—J B Goodwvn, Wm G Hill, G P Smith. Dekalb—B B Braswell, B F George, J J Phillips, P B McCurdy. Dodge—G F Bullard, Dr T J Key, C C Smith. Douglass—E H Camp, Josiah Hatchett, W A James. Dougherty—T H Willingham, D A Vason, F V Evans. Early—B II Robinson, J B Mulligan, J L Harris. Efliingham—J D Groover, O E Smith. Elbert—(Delegates to be reported.) Emanuel—G S Rountree, E H Edenfield, John L McLemore. Fayette—J A Garmichnel, A C Dunbar, Larkin Harrison. Floyd—Geo S Black, Jas N Camp, J, Cohen, Fulton—A J Lyle, F Hardwick, E B Plunket, W L Mangum. Franklin—J R Tucker, D D Holland, J S Dortch. Gordon—James Rogers, R Peters, Jr, Janies Harlan. Greene—J O Brown, J J Sanders, C M Sanders. Gwinnett—Geo II Jones, John C Floyd, T D Speer. Glynn—James Posiell, W T l’erriman, James M Cowper. Hall—John E Redwine, O B Thompson. W R Bolding. Hancock—R B Baxter, W J Northern, .)' A Underwood. Harris—R B Moblev, .Monroe Jones, James M Kimbrough. Hart—C W Seidell,* J T Crap, T N Mullen. Heard—J C Brewer, J J Turner, .1 II Edmonson. Ilenry—J M McDouald, It Higlitow ,r, G G Weems. Houston—J F Troutman, J A Hmi-er, J G Davis. Jacksor.—John L Elder, J R Shields, W J Colquitt, T D Erwine. Jasper—Robert Childs, II C Barnes, E H Gay. Jefferson—James Stapleton, It H Chappclenr, J W Oliphant, Jerry Howard Jones—J W Barron, J T Williams, Sain’l Barron. Laurens—J M Stubbs, John T Duncan. Lee—Joseph F Dea*. Liberty—W P Brewer, W O Cassels, W W Fraser. Lowndes and Lumpkin—(No delegates reported.) Macon—Hon L M Felton, Hon W II Robinson, John Martin. Madison—A F Comer, W II Long, J B Eberhart. McDuffie—B T Rees, A II Sturgis, Dr W A Dunn. Marion and McIntosh—(No delegates reported.) Merriwether—J L Dixon, A J Snelson, W S McLendon. Miller—J V Heard, S M Brown, A G Hesson. Mitchell—W N Spence, J P Heath, Dr Jno B Twitty. Monroe—A II Sneed, R C McGoug'a, R F McMullen. Montgomery—B B Chaney, II G McArthur, A P Clements. Morgan—John II Morgan, Ed W Butier, James F Hanson. Murray—(No delegates repotted.) Mnscogoe—Dr E C Ilood, W A Cobb. J M Leonard. Newton—RT Bowie, A S Franklin, J W Walker, L)W ^Jannun, C W Tuner. cultural Society A-iigHist lath. COMMITTEE RECEPTION. M; yorJJ H Rucker.) Ex-Mayor C G Taiinadge. General W M Browne. Dr W L Jones. Col Stevens Thomas. Dr John S Li tton. Maj Lamar Cobb. Col L H Charbonnier. Dr J B Carlton. Col B C Yancey, t Prof W W Lumpkiu. Capt J W Brumby. Dr James Camnk. R K Reaves. Capt A S Erwin. Dr James S Elamilton. F W Lucas. Pope Barrow. Edwin D Newton. A S Dorsey. James M Edwards. Capt Reuben Nickerson. Dr R M Smith. R L B'oomfield. Col S C Dobbs. COMMITTEE ENTERTAINMENT. Prince Hodgson. R L Moss. A K Childs. John Hope Hulk* J Cohen. W H Jones. Col H C Billups. ■ James M Gray. Dr Wm King. George Palmer. Jeff Lane. Henry Beusse. James White. Prof W II Waddell. Capt W D Mitchell. W J Morton. E G Potter. II K Bloomfield. Hamilton Deariug. C D McKie. J II Carlton. r t I. W Thomas. Dave Barrow. W D O’Farrell. Joseph Fleming. An TJiulenlahle Truth Yt u deserve to suffer, and it' you lead a miserable, unsatisfactory life in this beautiful world it is entirely your own fault and there is only one excuse tor you,—your unreasonable prejudice and skepticism, which has killed thousands. Personal knowl edge and common sense reasoning will soon show you that Green’s August Flower will cure you of Liv er Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all its miserable effects, such as sick headache, palpitation of the heart, sour stomach, habitual costiveness, dizziness of the head, nervous pros tration, low spirits, &c. Its sales now reach every town on the Western Continent and not a Druggist but will tell you of its wonderful cures. You can buy a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses will relieve you. -*•- Good Digestion.—“ Give us this day our daily bread” anu good medi cine to digest it, is both reverent and human. The human stomach and liver aie fruitful sources of life’s comforts ; or disordered and diseased, they tingle misery along every nerve and through every artery. The man or woman with good digestion see beauty as they walk, and- overcome obstacles the}’ meet in the routine of life, where the dispeptic sees only gloom and stumbles and growls at even imaginary objects. The world still needs two or three new kinds of medicine before death can be perfectly abolished ; but that many lives have been prolonged, and many sufferers from Liver disease, Diepepsia and Headache, ha re been cured by Mor rell’s Iiepatine, is no longer a doubt. It cures Headache in twenty minutes, and there is no question but what it is the most wonderful discovery made in medical science. Those afflicted with Biliousness and Liver Complaint should use Merrell’s Hepatine. It can be htid at Dr. C. W. Long & Co., Prices ltcd need. A Gentle Hint.—In our style ot climate, with its sudden changes of temperature—rain', wind and sunshine often intermingled in a single day—it is no wonder that our children, friends and relatives are so frequently taken from us by neglected adds, half the deaths resulting directly from this cause. A bottle of Boschee’s German Syrup kept about'ywur home for im mediate use will prevent serious sick ness, a large doctor’s bill, and perhaps death, by the use of three or four doses. For curing Consumption, Hemorrhages Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Croup or any disease of the Throat or Lungs, its success is simple wonderful, as your druggist will tell you. German Syrup is now sold in every town and village on this continent . Sample bottles for trial, life ; regular siie, 75. For sale Ly It. T. Brumby & Co. Pierce—Benj D Brantley, Lemuel Johnson, A M Moore. Pike—J P McLean, J C Middle brooks, J S Lavender. Polk - Jno 0 Wad cel, M H Bunn, J S Noyes Now and Then.—It is only now and then that such men as lion. Alex. II. Stephens, Ex-Gov. Smith and Ex-Gov. Brown of Ga., eudorse a medicine for the throat and lungs, and when they ko it is pretty good evidence that the remedy must be good for the cura of coughs, colds and lung affec tions. They recommend the Globe Flower Cough Syrup, and their testimonials are to’be seen round tho I ten cent sample bottles of the Globe Flo wo* Syrup, for sale by. Dr. C. W. Long & Co.. Athens, Ga. Livor IsKIiik. i j The Liver is the imperial organ of the whole human system, as it con trols the life, health and happiness of man. When it is disturbed in its proper action, all kinds of ailments are the natural result. The digestion ot food, the movements of the heart and blood, the aetion of the brain and nervous system, are all immedi ately connected with the working of the Liver. It has been successfully proved that Green’s August Flower is unequalled in curing all persons af flicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com* plaint, and all the numerous symp toms that result from an unhealthy condition of the Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns on the Western Continent. Three doses will prove that it is just what yon waip.. 4 .«». IF The woman who rejoice in salad and icecream, hot cakes and warm pie; IF The Student who eats hastily and sits down at once to active mental labor ; IF The Business Man who bolt3 his food iu eager haste and hurries to his counting-room IF The Hard Drinker could look at the delicate glands, swolleu and festered with disease, that cause the troubling brain ; if -yy i <?^ The Lawyer, the minister, the mer chant, and all who lead sedentary lives and are subject to Dyspepsia or Indi gestion, Constipation and Headache; IF These only knew wfcat Herrell’s He- petine for the Liver will do for their relief, and how quickly it cures—there would be much less suffering than at present The great Liver Medicines for sale by Dr. C. W. Long, & Co., > Superior Court I Clarke County. The petition of John A. IIcnnioctt, JohnE. Talvadoe, James H. Huggins, I. M. Kenney, G. Jacobs. M. A1ylrs, Wm. Kino, ,Tr., Howell Cobb, L. II. Ciiarbonnieb, and others respect fully showetli tlmt they desire a Charter, incor porating them and their successors, as a body politic and corporate under the name and stvle of the Athens Mutual Loan Association with power to sue and be sued, to have and use a common seul, should they so desire, to hold such real estate or othc property as may be conveyed, or mortgaged, or pledgc’d to said As sociation and to adopt such a Constitution and By-Laws, and amendments thereof, as they may deem advisable and proper to cany out, the ob jects of their Association; the nature and ob ject of which Association, and the particular business they propose to carry on, being as follows: First—The object is the accumulation of a fund by monthly subscriptions or savings of the members thereof, to aid them in their business, or in procuring such real estate and improving the same as they may deem proper. Second—They desire to regulate and pre scribe by llicir By-Laws, who may be members of said Association. Third—Each stockholder is to pay in par funds, one dollar each month on each share of stock he or she holds, into the treasury of said Association, so long as said Association con tinues, at such time and place as the By-Laws may designate. When each stockholder shall have received the sum of two hundred dollars, or property of that value, or an advance or loan of two hundred dollars for each share he or she holds as prescribed iu section 15 of this charter,- then the Association is to determine and close. The By-Laws may require each stockholder to take an advance or loon for the full amount of his or her stoek, and prescribe the roles in re spect thereto. Fourth—Should any stockholder fail to pay his or her dues or premiums ot insurance, as often as the same shall be payable os aforesaid, lie or she shall forfeit ana pay the additional sum of ten cents for each dollar thus unpaid, including interest, fines and premiums of in surance, the same to be charged with the month ly dues. Fiith— Should any stockholder, not having received an advance, neglect to pay his or her monthly dues or fines for three months, lie or she shall receive from the Treasurer the amount of dues actually paid, without interest thereon, all fines and arrearages, with his or her pro portionate part of any losses or expenses sus tained, being first deducted, and tlicn cei se tc be a member of said Association, or the Direc tors may iu their discretion sell the stock of such delinquent stockholder, at the succeeding monthly rneetiug of the Association, to the highest bidder, and after deducting from the proceeds of such sale all fines aud arrearages with such delinquent stockholders proportionate purt of all losses and expenses as aforesaid, shall pay over the balance, if nnv, to such de linquent stockholder, who shall thenceforth cea-e to lie a member ot said Association and if a sale cannot be affected ill the mauucr specified then such stock shall be forfeited and the said delinquent stockholder reeceive nothing Sixth —Should any stockholder not having received an advance wish to withdraw from the Association lie or she inuy be allowed to do si by giving thirty days notice, on s-ucli terms n the By-Laws may prescribe. Transfers of stock u ay be trade at any time, by consent of Directors, iu the presence of the Treasurer, but no transfer shall be valid until all arrearages on the shares shall have been fully paid and the person or persons to whom the transfer is to be made shall have agreed to, and signed the Con stitution and By-Laws of said Association, such transfers must be made at least thirty days be fore an election to entitle the holder thereof to a rote. Seventh—The legal icprcsentation of a de ceased member, who lias received uo advance, may continue his or her relation to the Associa tion, or niav be settled with, on the same terms, as are pro-cribed for a withdrawing member^ should any member die, having received an advance, the heirs or legal representative may return the balance duej according to the By- Laws of said Association, or continue to pay tho interest and monthly dues until the Asso ciation is closed. Eighth— No stockholder is to hold in his or her own right more than thirty shares, nor in voting at an c’.cctien or altering the Constitu tion or By-Laws represent more than fifty, and each stockhodcr for each and every slmie of stock held by him or her, either in his own right or as trustee or proxy, shall be entitled when personally present at any of the meetings of the Association to one vote iu a 1 elections, either for offices or other punioses. Each stockholder shall receive a certificate of the number of shares held by Id in or her on pnying the first month's dues; said certificate to be signed by tl-.c Secretary nud Treasurer and countersigned by the President. Ninth.—The officers of tlie Association are to be a President, Secretary and Treasurer, (the same person to fill both olkces,) and five direc tors, and the President shall be ex-officio a member of the Board. The officers alt to be stockholders, to be elected by numbers of the Association annually, and vacancies to be filled in such manner and*at such times as the By- Luws prescribe. The Board of Directors shall appoint a Solicitor. ?he duties of all the offi cers shall be defined in the By-Laws of the Association. The Board oi' Directors shall fix the compensation of 'he Secretary und Treas urer, aud also that of the Solicitor and Direc tors, to be paid out of the funds of the Associa tion holder refusing or failing to give tho additional security demanded to incur a pectimary penalty, to be'impoBed by the Board of Directors. Whenever practicable the title to the property offered as security shall be vested in the Asso ciation, the conveyance to be made to the Secretary and Treasurer of the Association, and his successors in office, os trustee for the same aud he is hereby authorized ns said Trustee to execute a bond for titles to the borrower, con form; blc to the conditions of the loan. When thus loaned, in case of failure to offer sufficient security for air advance within one month, the months interest to be charged to such stock holder, and his or her right to said advance to cease. A stockholder taking an advance, to "pay the Secretary and Treasurer in addition to liis or her monthly dues for shares, one dollar per month for each share on which such ad vance is made. The borrowcrshall pay all costs and charges flint may accrue in perfecting the security offered for an advance or advances, ex cept the solicitors lees. Twelith—No s ockholder to he entitled to an advance who is in arrears to the Associt tion, and no real estate taken os security for an ad vance outside of the county of Clarke. Should stockholder having received an advance, neglect to pay any or all of his or her dues to the Association for three consecutive mouths, then the Dive ".tors may compel payment of irincipol aud interest by instituting proveed- ngs according to law when suoh proceedings are necessary or proper, unJ when .uoh pro ceedings are suspended or dismissed by such dues ot arrearages being paid up, the solicitors fees and court costs incurred therein, are to be paid as part of such dues. When any sale shall take place of any property mortgaged, conveyed or pledged to the Association, and ti e same, together with the stock transferred as collateral security ; may be sold under a power Of sale, if so provided in tho deed or mortgage, tiie Directors to retain so much of the purchase money as would, at the rate of premium of the funds then selling or fixed in the By-Laws, produce the same monthly payment of'intcre-t as that which said stockholder liad been pre viously paying on his or lierad vancc (in uo case to beless than the ndt amount actually received by him or her) together with all other pay ments, money and expenses duo to the Associa tion by such stockholder; and in cnse^tlu security consists of an absolute conveyance of property, ormo-tgage with power tc sell, the directors may sell said property in the same manner, as to advertisement, and time and place of sale, as Sheriffs are authorized to sell pro perty under general execution, and prior to the formal liquidation of the amount claimed to be due. ' Thirteenth -The Board of Directors to W empowered to give the consent of the Associa tion to the sale of property mortgaged *r pledged to it and to the substitution of other property in lieu of that mortgaged or pledged on terms to be fixed by the By-Laws. The Directors to have authority to make such settle ment of debts due tlie Association ns the Py- Laws may prescribe, and in case of doubtful security, such compromise settlements ns they may deem best. Fourteenth—Titles to land vested in said Association in tlie course of its business, may be conveyed by a quit claim deed, executed by the Secretary and Treasurer. Firrlento——Whenever the accumulation of funds, are sufficient to pay off und settle every uncuncellcd share of stoek at the sum of two hundred dollars by deducting the rate of minimum premium tbut may at the time exist the Directors are empowered to make such deduction and declare the Association deter mined and closed, provided that tho premium shall never be less than 40 per cent without the consent of evcrystockholder. Sixteenth—The capital stoek of the Associ ation to lie three hundred shares with the privilege to increase it to one thousand shares. Feye-t e Tit—Amendments to this charter to be mudr. in conformity to the laws of the State governing charters, and by a majority of stoek, propel ly represented uftcr having Men presented for action one mouth previously. Your petitioners state that three hundred dol lars of the cap'tal to be employed in conduc ting the operations of said Association have been actually paid in, and that the Association desires to transact business in tlie city of Athens, in said county aud State, they desire to uc incorporated for the tern: of fifteen years, Wherefore your petitioners pray that an order bo granted by the Court incorporating them «s aforesaid in terms of the law. L. & H. COBB, Solicitors. Filed in office, July 4th 1878. JOHN I. HUGGINS, C. 8 0. 8'd State ot Georgia, County. Clarke J OB WORK OF ALL DESCRIP TOR neatly done at this office. J OB WORK OF EVERY DE« Ecriptisn done at this office Tenth.—Each stockholder, for each share of stock, shall be entitled to purchase an advance of two hundred dollars, and no more, under such regulations as the By-Laws may prescribe. The available funds of the Association shall be put up at each regular meeting of tlie stock holders and be sold to the highest bidder or bidders among them, provided the same be not sold below the rate ot premium to be fixed by the By-Laws, us the premium rate at which the fuuds uiav be sold. The By-Laws to prescribe the minimum rate of premium to be applicable to each period of six mouths, during tne exis tence of the Associition, provided it be notices than 40 per cent at auy time. Should there at any time, be uo bid for the money as high as the minimum rate prescribed, tlie Secretary aud Treasurer shall prepare and deposit, in a receptable to be provided for that purpose; tickets numbered so as to represent each share of stoek not borrowed on, and the verson to whom the said share belongs, and the Prcsideut shall draw therefrom a ticket aud the owner of the share so drawu shull be compelled to take an advance on the share thus drawn at. the then fixed minimum rate, but lie shall be permitted to procure another stockholder to take the amount s-.-assigned to him. If the available funds be not taken by the stockholder whose share is thus drawn, then another share sha 1 be drawn and the game process be rep ated, uutil all the funds are disposed of, and the share or shares thus drawu by a stockholder, shall be held lor him or her, less his or her monthly dues, and interest, until he or she cifor satisfoctoiy security. Eleventh—From all advances taken by any stockholder is to be deducted the premium offered by him or her, or fixed by tlie Associa tion, such stockholder to secure the Association for such advance by hypothecation of one share of stock for each advance of two hundred dol lars, aud by bond or lnoit^age, or other satis factory security, upon rial or personal proper ty, to be judged by the Board ot Directors, aud the policy ot'insurance on tho property pledged, to be renewed annually at his or her expense. The board are empowed. wherever they deem it necessary, to demand additional security than that originally accepted. When such addition al security is required the stockholder shall receive a written notice from the Secretary and Treasurer specifying the lime when such ad ditional security must be given, andsuck etock- county court selling for county PURPOSES—JUNE 14tll, 1878. It appears from tlie petition of Robert Chap- pel and others, that tho line of the Slstli Dis trict G. M., of said County, should bo changed so as to include all of the city ot Athena lying East and North of the Oconee river, making the corporate limits of said City the line of said District. It is hereby ordered, that Robert Chappel, J. W. Brown and J. A. Browning be and they are hereby appointed Commissioners to survey and make out said new line so as to include the territory above mentioned in said District, and make report of the same to this County? W. B. THOMAS, Judge County Court. State of Georgia, Clarke County, .1 To the Hon. IF. B. Thomae, Judge of the County Court: ■ . We. the uudersigiied Commissioners under and by virtue of the written Commission, have proceeded to survey and moke out the new line of said il6th District as follows : Begin ning on the Oconee river North of the city of Athens where the Corporation line crosses said river, uad running them along said Corporation line around to where said Hue recrosses said River below t he city of Athens, so as to include in said 216th District G. M., all that portion ot the city of Athens lying North and Last of the Ocnec river. Witness our hands andjseuls this 21st day ot June, 1878. J. W. BROWN, i ROBERT CHAPPEL, >Commissioner?. J.!A. BROWNING. ) Ssate of Georgia, ) Clarke County.\ County Court Setting for County Turfoeet, June 2» th, 1878: Where upon it is ordered by the C curt, that tlie line of the 216th District G. said County be, and is hereby oi.atiged according to the above survey made by tlie above named Commissioners. W. B. THOMAS, County Judge. GEORGIA—CLARKECOUNTY. ”l hereby certify that tlie above is a iTtir extract from the minutes of the County Court of Clarke county. ,. , Witness my band and seal of office this 2vtli day of June 1878. W . B . TH0MAS) july-2-4w. County Judge. Sraugkn House, XOMtOK, WALrOJi COUNTY, OKOUUIA. First class accommodations, first class fair, first class servants, and first class rooma haml- so i ely furnished. '" . 1 J. C DRAUGUN, Proprietor. july23.3m.