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ATHENS WEEKLY BaNNE K,HD E GjE M® »R>! W Mljf T % imuir. desd&y December 9, 1879. ATE NEWS. Tke'Utost Sayings and Dolnju^ln Georgia. ' Messrs. Lewis Scudder and William >R&per. after an absence of several Tears in tbe West, have returned to ? Torayth county, and will make their home in Georgia. Mr. Wm. N. Brownlow of Forsyth county, had an arm and leg broken, and was otherwise injured by being thrown from a horse. ud jury of Jlcjtosh cjtun f strong!, censure certain of the run ty strong l \ censure certain of the road coratntHiom. mol the count v, and tin.*,* that the MMMss ofthap law W in- fheted upon them for n jglect of puty. The sweet imtato crop county is said to bejlarger II than ever before. Dolly Hawkea, WilRe ChappeU and Pickens Wise, threw young men of Somter county, are gWtifc to settle in North Alabama. The Americus Library Association has a thousand volumes. In Monroe county, the 23J nit'., the barn of Jas. M. Emmereon was burned, together with 5 bales un» ginned cotton, two mules, the yea* supply of corn, forage, and other things. No insurance. Mr.W. J. IIyder’s dwelling, when finished, will bo the handsomest in Bellton. J Prof. LaHatte, late president of the Gainesville College, will remain in Gaineevilte, and establish another school. T. A. Loggains, of Forsyth county, will move to Gainesville. Rev. Geo. T. Chandler was installed pastor of tho Americus Presbyterian Chnrch 1 Ilf* .■'I li nl Yonmn A revenue raider named Poo', of Pickens county, was bit on tho head with a gun and robbed by a "blocka- dcr.” Poo! was on a raid with some 0 litis, at the time, and had become rated from them, when be fell into hgidls of the blockader. He was hd to Dahlonega, and is reported doing well. At Hand’s saw mill, in Lumpkin co$ity, Alonzo Stringer was dai ously cut by one Clark, from Carolina. Chnrch the 23d of November. . Mr.|Burrell Word, of Carroll coun- ty,h^s reiuiged f rom a year’s travel We are glad to learn that Hon. A. G* McCurry will soon be able to re- sume editorial labors on the Hartwell Sun. ,fb A daughter of John P. Duncan, of Forsyth county, picked, in tliree- - - i,;- r«n o 4 y iTe. i as. Mrs. J. 8, Hand, of Carroll county, has in her patch of {cotton a stalk'8 feet KMi, from fchiqii i-he has picked 90 openhbolls of cotton. There were 10 or Ilf bollP thatOid■>’£Open. - fourths oi a day this fall, 218 pounds of cotton. jMr. S. L. Brown, of Forsyth conn V Jthihif Q earn shuck con'aining V o cars of corn united at. the main stem, and all having well-developed grains. Tho corn is of the strawberry variety. On Thanksgiving day the students of ihe North Georgia Agricultural College tendered special thanks to Hon. W. P. Price for his labors for. that institution. A negro man in woman’s dress was arrested in Cuthbert the other day. He proved to he one of the recently escaped prisoners from the Leesburg jail.' Clay county has a handsome new jail. Oscar Ricks, a son of Col. li. G. Ricks, of Clay county, went to the Bain bridge Fair, and lias been miss ing ever since. Rev. Z. D. Roby, of Tuskngee, Ala., has been called to tbe West Point Baptist church. The dwelling, stove-room and fur niture of Mrs Moses Barrow, of Lee county, was recently burned. No insurance. The City Council of Americus lias bought from Mr. W. II. Cobb the lot immediately east of the Cemetery for the Sexton’s residence. Carroll county Times: Mr. WilKs McLendon of Meriwether county, father of Mr Isaac McLendon of this county,Idra 12 firing children, the youngest of w horn is 25 years of age, 76 grand and great- grand children, all of them also living* IBs wife with whom lie lived 52 years died last Sep tember. He himself is uow 71 years old and can walk, we are told, SO miles a day. Of his 12 children, 7 are boys and not one of them was ever intoxicated. The prohibitionists have carried Rockdale county, and the ladies of Conyers arc happy. Mr. Frank Dunaway was crush ed to death in a cane imill in Stew art county. While feeding the mill his head was struck by the lever and jammed between the driver and tho wedges. Cv t. W. H. Harrison, editor of the Lumpkin Independent, baa gone to Washington City for tho Congres sional session. A load of cotton going from Butts county to Forsyth took fire, and abou vuuuvu V.W.W. MVtu VUV. " match that had been carelessly dropped and trodden on, or from a pipe the driver was smoking' Tbe cotton was Major AVard’s. Willis Ro wgey, a negro nmu of Hart county, aoid 8 heavy bags of cotton in Hartwell recently, for the highest market price, cash. Ho attends solely to his fanning, and lets politics alone. The wagon and mules ofa Mr. Bus- >1OTIOE- camp oq ray landy o» the two and a half miles Eaat of AthfOf* have been taken to detoct. aha ptmiiin an^aucn trespassers. -* 1 ' " fW. CkHOPBE. fJEORGIA, OCONEE) COUNTY ,J '—To a*l wliotn it Ttwy eofioenl, WMce is broke his right le. his ankle, in getting out of his buggy. J. W. Harris, who was comuiit- 825 worth of it was ruined. It was ted to jail for the murder of Mc- caused either from the igniting of a - - ... hereby given that the ofllcvoCthe (Jou.U^onrt of Oconee County _ follows I • Tho 1 monthly and sprained j Sessions will be held on tba^kh^l Mondays in ' - each month, beginning on the tlnjrd Monday in January next, the Quarterly Sessions will be held on the third Mondays in January*! April, Julv, and October. November 2ii4 R. M. J ACKSOlf, * County Judge, OcsntoCouity. nov.25.w4t. , u i,i l: # 1 lo Cauley in Columbus, has given bail for 5,000 fcy'Ven eulifc *inTdidwueJ at Hank’s ferry, in'SadiliiAlf rfvfcr, near Hart Mr. C. C. Perry, of Bartlesville, has recently been confined to his rodm from the effects of a wound received during the war. In Monroe county a little or phan boy named Christian was killed in a cog wheel at the gin of Mr. Ben Porch. Sumter Jiepublican, Nov. 28th On Monday last, Messrs. Harrold, Johnson & Co., received four wagons loa 'e<l wilh syrup from one of the plantations of lion. John A. Cobb, of this county. There were thirty-six barrels of very fine syrup and we learn from the firm that received it, that Capt Cobb made enough more to feed the hands on four other plantations belonging to him. The wagons re turned Tuesday morning lo tiled with empty syrup barrels. The Captainis one ot these live farmers who make their rations at home, keep their heads above the high pressure mark of want, and run smoothly with all parties. This is the true independent move ment of Georgia, In which all farmers should join hands, and keep the ball in motion. 'Die gin house of Dr. S. J. Jones, of Thomas county, was recently burned. An Augusta lawyer broke] bis arm at the skating rink in that city a few nights ago. Mr. RobL T. Tucker will be tho principal of the school at Royston next year. Mr A J Morris will teach at the Franklin Institute, Carncsville, next year. \V. P. Sheppard, a good farmer, has moved from Sumter county to Calhoun county. Dr. G. \V. Tanner has left San- dersville for Albany, to engage in the drug business. Jesse Blalock, of Jackson county will tench at the Line Academy next year. A negro named Lewis Johnson was found dead at Wood’s eamp-gronnd in Jackson comity the other day. There were no marks of violence about him. He had been sick a long time, and when last seen was sitting under the camp ground arbor, and appeared to have died there from natural cause. Mr. Harry Ramplev will soon re turn to Carnesville to jive, and T. B. Karle will return to Carolina from Franklin countv. well, recently. A* he was driving into the flat, the ttob to which it was fas tened pulled out, which caused the team to go into the river. Id a free fight in Gwinnett county one of the Dillards got his ear bit off, and John McClung and one of the Pierces got*severely L cut. In an altercation in Talbot county between Robert Hancock and Nathau Isoio, the latter received injuries about tbe bead which it is feared will prove fatal. Taylor Bird’s store, betwien Gainesville and Dahlonega. wag bur giarized tlm night of the 25lh ult., of two or three hundred dollars worth of goods. The children in Atlanta who are attending and who have attended the public schools of that city ate raising funds to build a monument to Prof. Mallon. At a May meeting in Augusta last Tuesday night William Lalian seri ously wounded James Carr on the neck with a knife. Lalian was jailed. Jefferson has a livery stable. Mr. R. P. Brown, of Forsyth comi ty, has lost several horses by death in the past 12 mouths. Mrs Reuben Keith, of Hall county, went to a funeral, accompanied by her two children, who rode on a mule. To make the children secure she tied them on the mule, and when he got scared and mil away the children were nearly killed. Mr A Campbell, of Philadelphia, has bought the Arkwright cotton Facto ry, at Savannah. Mr Thomas B Kel ly, of Wilmington, N. C., will be the Superintendent, and work will be commenced at once. _ There was a cutting affray in Franklin county recently between Mitchell Addison and Columbus Pur cell. Addison was badly hurt. Hon. W. O. Tuggle, and family, of Kilpatrick, oi Heard county, was thrown from his horse by the animal’s falling, and his right arm was bro ken. Mrs. L. J. Mann and family have moved from Toccoa to North Caro lina. A couple of unruly oxen hitched to a cart pushed the Hon. J. O. Far- nell’s horse and buggy from the flat Tho saw-mill, gin house and plan ing machine of Jno. W. Crump, in Franklin county, were burned recent ly, with 9 bales of cotton. Estimated loss about 83,006. Caused Iront blast- i While coupling cars in Savan nah Patrick Reagcn got his hand caught in the bumpers and his right forefinger was mashed off. A ladder gave way with Mr. J W. McLanahun, of Elbcrton, causing him to fall against some rocks and break his collar bone. SJL~g~E . .JOIST’S CTOS AffiTID ST7X3UD23X&S . .mmuii > u/i. Aby Fambrongh 1 ut the Mune to ine lor pfe; time and manner prescribed jiv Jaw, and those; indebted to said dtcchscd are requested t6 nake inline Jiate payment. Atlm’r. *tinv 11 At. ' ’ 1 ’ ' I - • ‘» > -?• » —U' A party of marauding ltegroes assaulted, with stick and knives, and nearly killed oue ot their own race in Cobb county tae night of the 19lh ultimo, and then fled. Mrs. Fox, a highly respectable widow in Marietta, who lives alone, was brutally assaulted by a notorious negro named Ike Wes ley Friday night, the 28th ult. Wesley is now in jail. Dissolutions! Copartneftff . J-v r f tU-J ^ . 1 slap. aJhMj " giThc firm qf Low ranee & Madden ,WI* dra solved on 13th September ioet., by mutual eon sent and the interest af T/A: Madden m if* stock of Fumitur»and Machinery ookf so 0 - T Boone, who assume* and wl)l J*J1 j all liability of the s»id I. A. Madden, late partner in und? firm. The bnsmena will oaid Lowranco and Bcone. ; .>•>!.? 11 H, A. LOWRAKCE, T. A.KADDRT, g.p. lsooN&’iJMa ; Ript.23.tf. - • Mannfae t d ling: 'AND -I' "•"fihfl'kiw#, We keep cot,stoutly on hand all kinds of ^-outiixtg: aitd cEU-iiras u, * t nli wwmIi. hi E-pew.iI aitci tiun given to",- *Xm;Aiii,o mat;ching G 1 charges a r - Keftsoimblo anil Suited to the Times. Madden, in rear of the Stor t **«•#»>¥ §dYE ,; & S0FS. A 1 , Countv, ill ARRIAGE8. In Franklin co., 25lb Nov’r.. I>hr.in L Adams to Ella J B« n«l. A runaway mule in Glascock county threw Mr J P Whitely’s little boy from the buggy and bruised him con siderably, and, before he could be stopped, cut the tip end of M’s nose nearly off by jerking him against the wheels. In Columbus, 27tli ult, Louis A Collier lo Lizzie F Stroppa ; David Ennis to Mattie Griggs. Near Gridin, 27tli ult, W C Ilaito to Mollie Crawley. Near Baiuhridge, 25ili ult. Jus Faitclotli, of Mitchell eo,, to Carrie Crawford. Ill Patnaco., 20th ult, I V Newson to Mr- Sdlie Birch. In Lumpkin co., recently, Henry Dyer to Mira Christy; Wm Strickland to Martha Bryant; David Clie-ter to Arzela Bottoms. Ill F.usyth co., M F Dooley to Elbe Hope, Thomas Hyde lo Mary Stephens. In Juckseu co., 27ili ult, Elisha B Martin to Emma Jarrelt ; 2otli ult, Levi Freeman to Laura Wilhite ; 23 I ult, James W Wood to Mary A Ross, and recently, J i’ Hartly to Miss J O Morris. DillNISTKATOU’S SA 1.E-—Pursuant tu n order of tbe Coart of Ordiilsty of Clarke, y, will be sold before the Cobrt House uoor of #oid connty, daring tire legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday' in Dcectnb r next, the following property, to-wit: Ten shares of the capital atock of the North- estem Kail Koad, ten shares of the capital stock of trie National Hank of Athens * one tract of land, whereon W. F. Matthews,, late of said oounty, deceased, rcsidM at trie time of hie death,'which tract o. land 1 lias been divi ded into (S', eight separate trnpts, and uuyy bered Tract N B“ ‘ L-iglit, inents ortains 1 til t-9* acres. “ i 4">t 1-4 -t , 02 6-10 85 3-4 63 3-4 itS-d ALSO. axxd HEPAZREl^S OF IPTldNS- OP■’/FUR1TIJRE. FOK THJE FALL TKAlXET SOLOMON & JOSEFI, pared lo do all:^iuda of work in our line, SUCH AS v u'-.t i W (11 JIOII i ill I). 0- II URLEY iipsu . an i ; -1 • . Corner Clayton St., and College Avenue, f Ib« Most Reliable - and dieapcst Place in Athens’to have CARRIAGES, BiXJGGISS, A WAGOITS, -ft n - .1; - ;i a*'-* «t licit a air-- j. tisn u ..li i Marie and Repaired. My 5S0RS2S SI20SHTG 8z jPjCjAXTT .i.TXOlTIWOH.12 law's'll of nil competition in .pulify and price. Having had long ex '"'peiaeijce in tho F!at> of which will be* cxbiMjed on tbe day of Rule, ami can b<* s?en by cnllhit nt #< rtl V office .at any time. One tract of laud lyin<rJa.rti«i ootm- ty, near Winterville, coutnimby 35 m -r-. :i,ore> or less, which will bo divided which will be exhibited on d^j’of sale ; one brick store house and lot, ?&. 8' BroildfeireEty Athens, Ga.; oho vacant lot, ip the oitytot Ath- en», udjoiuinM A. , Kell, contaiiuuq' oje-half acre, more or icrr ; one other Io‘t, adjoimne the Inst-Jaliove named, containing about j^ic-ciijbth acre whereon is a hlaeksmith and wobd . shop; one school house and lot at. Winterville, cod- tainiinr ab<*ut one-fourth <cre, ana quo tract of nty. Qa, t eontaii lo i£li hL | !=; t S liWrvs "'X - o r t li and South ntO F'll; it • I ' * Mil*.,.-, T. l ' , ■; ; , and thd liber d pgtMnfige flie p -opL pave given me since I ripened this place m ike the confident tiiat'i'vriH de^c nil vyipi in f itufe favors me with their 'patronage.' 1 ‘ 1 ' t/s't, $$ employ ths most Skillful Work non and u Guaranijs ths 'Lowest Prices. nl ..«,i.... . „!J rf.i'rr Olayto i St. and U-rMege Avon is, . ; , , (l |' M ;« Opp -site Talntadge, Hodgson &C'o. .Ir-vrs'- v,b -1,1,,, | I, !' »r& land lyiiiir in Mudi.soa connty. Qa,, conpuniag •M) acres mr*re or less, rufyoinW lands of Col bert and Pittman. All to be sold as the pMjk* erty of W. P. Matthews, late of Clarke county^ dec‘used, for division among his heirs. /Terms one-half cash, and ouedmlf twelve uiputqs cred it, with note at 8 per cent, interest, and b$u4. for titles for ul) the lami. Terms of Bulik i nd IVii 1 rn-iil atnel’ url!l Vu. m.1> ltail road stock will be curb. J. E. CRANE J Admin’r W. F. Mutriiewrt,‘rfeo’d.in -;Athui», r Ox, UcL 13. ’18. . - od.23.79.30o_ In Hull «... to ltuthie Gaiic 13d ult, Akrc.1 Ilai-.e- In Cull,belt, 27th uT, Thus liar- The notoriuu-i ’Harry J Ryan lias I den, of For.-vUi, to Ituweua Ferger- Messrs. W. H. Williams, F. W. Aeee, W. A. Willingham aud J. A. Kirvcn were ordained deacons in Col umbus] Sunday night, 30th, Novem ber. 4-4 — ~ LaGrsnge, have gone to Washington -i Xhe h ^ lse of . Mr . Bullard, City to remain several months. j n j* ulnam comity, was burned ra* In LaGrange a few days ago, Mr. cently. \ alued at 82.000; insured ■ ” ’ - p^ewfiOy--. f J J. / T The graud jarjr af Troup county r the November term, 1870, report for the .November term, 1870, report £2,382.82 in the treasury, and recom mend the establishment of a county court. Jeff Alley, a boy about 15, acci dentally killed Coleman Wood in Ma con thanksgiving day. They were about starting on a hunt, Alley was into the l iver at Bainhridge. The , handling Wood’s gui., when it acci- horse was drowned and the buggy i dentally went off with the fatal result sunk. i staled. escaped front the AHemy jail. He left sou. a letter to the Sheriff asking hint to! , ... ( „ • I call lor bi« (Ryan’a) mail at the post- L., ,) l( , Sadie La-ye Jr ' ’ ' ; office, and keepit, as he would ca'I for 1 " T raS '‘ , a ; U ,"' , „ , ir . I it soon. He says lie will return and i In LaGrange, -bth uit, S D White, show his innocence of the crime he is j ot Savannah, to \ iola S i-iost. charged with. ] In Allan:a, John S Mims to Abi 1 The Central Georgia Bank, of Mas : ^ ori ** con, has been appointed a State de- | In Dougherty co., 20th, Rev. .Mr. pository for the counties of Bibb,! Goliieu, ut Mitcnell county, to Delia Houston, Crawford, Macon, Twiggs, Wilder. Wilkinson, Washington, Putnam, Baldwin, Jones, Jasper ami Mon roe. In the U. S. Circuit Court at Sa vannah a verdiit was rendered for the plaintiff in the ease of Eugene Kelly against tho Mayur ami Aldermen oi the City of Savannah, which was a suit to recover from the citv the sums At Doraville, 20ili, Virgil Gmldie to Janie Plimkel; 23d, Mr. Ro -ei t F. Bolton lo Mis. .Mary M. Stewart. In Warientun, 25th, ,'ohu T. Jones, ot Hancock eo., to L-m E. McCrarv. - Disease,* like thieves, attack the -iveuk.X|F< tii'v y-jlir 1 oiganlziition with the Bitnixtand -t beffle allkixthe virus of ci>idehi ill resist amt battle iiliketttic virus of etsdeib s unit tlie eiiaiiirea of temperature ‘wliioh ,U»- der the constitutions of die feeble. There in vitality in it. It 4* a jhtte \eeetable ath.-iubin:, i rare alterative and antfUlloos medicine* Una Inis not n harmful clement among itejiuauygin- For eale bv all Drug-lute and resjiectA) deidera tf.-lierally, aepUtS mly of money due on bonds and e"ii|ioiis Cbrisli In S.ewirt co., 17 i h. Ang in, ol Early co., to James Miss S m f»]a The D.calur county grand jury rpcommettd the ostahlishment of a chain gang in that county. All the public buildings nl Decatur county are in bad condition. Only 3 paupers in Decatur county poor-house. Mr. Peter Mai ler, of Jackson conn ty, has sold his farm to A. M. Cul Jiepper & Bi o. *' A difference among the members ct the Oconee Baptist church, in Jackson county, resulted in the form ing of another church. The gin house of ,T. A. Walton, o Houston county, wilh four or five jbolea of cotton and a large amount ol r C -Vital products and implements, w;>» recently burned. f Two young men named Rei-i and Adams, of Putnam county, killed a itegro who had stolen Uenl’s hoi sc and was making away with him. The pay of Decatur county jurors next year will be 81.50 n day. Mr. S. II. Mays’s dwelling, in Butts eountv, was burned recently. Since September 1st tbe Columb ia mills have taken 647 more bales of _ cotton than they bail taken up to the same lime last year. And it snowed in Greenville, loo. The people In several north Geor gia counties are killing fish by ex ploding dynamite cartridges under tile water at the place where the fish have congregated to get the bait that has been put there for them. The explosion is said to kill hundreds at a lime. The practice threatens lo destroy most of the fish in the streams and ponds in the sectionjwlicre it“is resorted to.] In Marietta, .I.rii.i lanta, to Clara Slovj To the command to “stand and de liver” that was given by a negro in Columbus the other night to Mr. John H. Johnston, the secretary and treasurer of the Columbus Iron Works, he replied with a lilow of the fist. A scuffle ensued during which of the Savannah, Albany and Gulf Railroad Company, guaranteed by the Mayor ot Savannah, under thc seal of the city, and countersigned by tbe Clerk of Council. The li-uids amounted to *300,000, and wi re is sued for a period of 20 years from January 1859. Tho interest since then'inakes tlie w hole sum due/ iww 8360,000. The mule that; Major Ward was driving to Forsyth, a few tints ago, ttxik fright at a hole m the bridge over Rum Creek, and hacked the buggy off the bridge, throwing Ma jor \V. to the ground with such force as to painfully injure him in the back. The railing of the britige was rotten. The buggy was thrown to the ground beyoud the water, and the _ back of the scat was broken. The Mollie llimn mule held to the bridge with his lore feet till lie was loosed trora the buggy. | . Mr. A. S. Harris^ and family have left Greenville for Texas. Mr. J. A. Manley, of Tuccoa,|is Louis Seovers, of Savannah, is re covering front the blow on his ’head inflicted by W II Stiles lately. This time it i* Juhn Ml I Union, ot Walton county, who has a new baby —an eleven ponnd boy. . I out again alter a long illness. Messrs. J. C. McBurnpy and L. W. Hollingsworth, ot Macon, have v bought the Pulaski cotton factory, at Hawkinsville, and will start it at once. Anderson, who was convicted of Voluntary manslaughter in Atlanta Vv /for the killing of tho negro in Oeto- ber, has been sentenced to two years in tlie penitentiary. No vacant dwelling houses to rent ExsComptroller General Goldsjnitb is traveling in tho intere-t ot a gfl- ano company. TflTfkiA Stoic Benson, of Hariwt^V **™rnor'“fl«epevillc,’’ Judge), ia visiting* 'ICMfg&UU-K: t - Lj The Atlanta public schools have suspended till the 1st of January x w in «. .. i., — —v Dr. J. W. Migrath, flora Phtladel- , 1-1 **“ pm, K it! Mils ft- At - Sandersvillians are ctimmenctng to ^y'^ bftrty^cal instead of wood. Capt. G. IV’, Peacock will put up a I - planing mill and lumber yard in San- denviKe soon, and will move into the town. aid cumstat: Mr. and tlie negro (Geo. tVTllJSms)' «as carried to tlie guard house, whence he will go to the chain gang. i - f Capt G W Gara.igo will move Irom Talbotlon to Thontasvillc soon. Dr. Ed. Anthony has moved from Greenville to GriMn. Tip Westbrook captured a bear in Sumter county thanksgiving night. The body of Oscar Ricks, the young man who has hecn missing since the Bainhridge Fair, which lie attended, was found i i the river five Miles'- below Bainhridge, the 28lh nit. A gold watch was found on the of violence were discovered and the coronet's jury returned a verdict of “death by drowning.'’ He was a son of Col R G Ricks, of Clay county. The South Georgia conference is to meet at Perry tho 10th inn. Mr John Chapman will pat up a store house in Hartwell. Mr John Daniel has returned to Gainesville on a visit from Leadville, Colorado A debt of 8125 was paid witK Wilkes county gold in Augusta a tew days ago. A Savannah lady—Mrs Bevins— lmd her pocket picked of 827 in the Market. Mr. Edward Knox, of Walton county, throws his pw-k spare-ribs and hack-bones to )he dogs. , The bant-of lltv John Bowman, of ouston county, was burned reccnt- u Asa Gordon, a fast young colored buck of Sandersville, killed a horse by hard driving, for which his father had to pay 8150. Asa should have 150 stripes on tbe naked bide for bis cru elty to the poor, dumb animal. Col. J. J. Findley, of Hall county, has a rich specimen of gold oro taken from a mine recently discovered on the Battle Branch lead in Lumpkin coun*> T Tho Lagrange Banking and Trust • Company lias' been appointed State depository for the counties of Troup, Meriwether, Heard,{Coweta nud Car- Messrs. Sdwell aad Pollard - will move from Carrol! county to Tenn aw. lams was htule in. Houston county lev. C. C. Willis has HritH’tofJlt. Zipf. ris county. ahip ; of the Superior Court ofHancoot oounty. Judge D M Byrd, of GwlnneU county, will move into 1 Lawrencc- ville. Arlington, Damascus and CohtniU have each a new Methodist Churcli. The Fett Gaines Department of In Columbus, James F T.urentim*, of Montgomery, Ala., to Ida Frazer ; Joe Fleming to Lizzie lliigtily. In -uiatlii!.oeci.ee .coiin.v, Willie Sclih y ti, Annie .1 -,;ies. lit Tliom- Ida M Mo i No. 12 N. Eighth St _ , St. Louis, Mo " m ,h* tr*»tnwol or to t*junl«*« if both ntn!(* and ft-nmlr than any physick given the iwulta cf hi* Jooc «r.i! tiHxt*! iu h!» tvsarv works, juit publlaJuil, ct^JileU ^ The PHYSIOLOGY OF MAffftlACL n, 20iii, A J L iz -uby E T y.e jt At- Tho PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER i BnoV. II..1 w rcOUr U.S-mt |, ,|| : l«r, ixrtenl-s !o t-k-l and H.-uM.inl .u w ly« w.,init WimtoiUM, UMiMal li. pltie Utigunga, easily aixIiTtrfjod. Tho two fccolis embrace 545 IW. “" ,1 ‘■oiiUin valaaMr Uft^matUa forinth married and s.nf.e.withan the recer: improvement* In imdical treatment Head what our hot *—* * * - * orre rap r, *xy; rJ’hc impart* wr.ifc# in no wav of questionable char- •UsiMkjmw. Tkt otnenrim In Atlant.i, Joe R Ciri»-i K Me Artie.,-. A in,e is e»j ncthi' g than »• try hi vh-ttroof eatly hhfiacretior: Ur H> eaithy ^tajlc.otU -■- • d die Wmu, in to.”— Rt. ly-iuis'Jonrr a!. i-m ii tR rail- ill Sjiaita, 27iii ult., tu -Muiiie Garr.ml. Win. Minor Rt. Kn - (O tfM. etch volwme. $1; in cloth am 5 ct»* Sei,( under aral, o - U 1* Iii Valdosta, 2'j:!i ul ., O. dleton to Sallie I'. Peoples. In Floyd co., 27tli ult., James Burns to liithit Cooper ; W. A. Brav f' EOKG1A CLARKE t*0t NTV—Wfhe * VX i 'l-.v.ir.l It. II,Kjgsoii, a<lue,i'slr,d- r ,4' L+ Fuycito Mnupine dM«ssfd'|H-t'-i -i.» iu fenu* i the law fur u diaefaur^e tiuiii s. ei ucinmistra- sliow c.iis-1 at my utlWe on or first MmaLv iu Dectmber next, why The commissioner >f internal reve nue has rectived a di-patch from Col lector Clark, of Atlanta, Ga., 9latiDg that an assault by a band of illicit dis tillers has been*made upon his depu ties in Towi a county. The collector also says that three of his iji-pmies in Rabun* county after seizing several il licit distilleries were fired uiion and all wounded, oue of them five times. The deputies returned the fire, and being armed with United States breech-loading rifles were enabled to drive the illicit distillers off Collec tor Clark expresses the opinion that there is n preconcocted plan on the part of illicit distillers throughout the entire mountain section to resist reve nue officers. The body of a Jinan, supposed lo have been murdered, was discovered Saturday, 29lh ult, three miles above Red Oak, almost in right of tho At lanta and West Point railroad, in tho WMtm-n frnrrtnn at Campbell county, and iu th* extreme torth corner of the county The partMubueascertained by theju.y of inquest, as gathered from Coroner itenhea Malone, ire aa follows : tody was found lying on tne mck covered srkb dirt, about lao feet deep, with a rope tied around each arm and drawn back tightly when found. The rope was tied ground his neck with a hangman’s noose. Tbe body wax lion, nbiy mutilated, and tbe head from the lower law* upward was entirely miss ing. The jury ere under the impres- hod that be most have been dead for WsU. Bass hat resigned theclcrE TUo oU>th ® s he iin rtf thfi Snnorlnr f^nnrrnf Hanwvttp WOI*0 WCI 1 ® <J&rk SUpnOT Casfiimcre. In Bluff.on, 20lli uit., A F. Pra ther, o! Arlington, to Mbs Endie Strong. | Oi, churjjo Rhonld not bo granted. i under rav band at «t!irc this 25tb In J.ukson co., SOili ult, W. S. Smith to June Benton, Geo. W, McGinnis to Joanna O’lvellv. GUARDIAN'S SALK.—On ih>t Tuesday in November next, will lie' f ember next, will t J at tbe Court Houmc door fit tho City of A. tFultou Contitv, Gfcnviu, within the dtw-; In Monroe c\, 12th ult, Melv 1> Jl! 1 »alc,«c»ty J°t iu^bocay °f Atheus, T t > . v a»* i it it Clnrko Loiintv Georgia, {routing on Tlionuu* i aiks to .uiran<la ilu.lanu. | .strett to the Wi, containinff twenty -eight (28) T. »»*„,, . »Tf> 1 1 r feet trout, und ruuuio* back.uinety (*0) •**.!/ In lalbol «;o., 23 1 nit., Jas. W . andkuowu iu tbe survey of t^ic resjtbjuw lot Payii'.* to Cora E Clements ; *27tli ■ ol Augustus S. Clayton, deceased, by 8 K. iWntTiT WHOLESAL Clothing, Notions, Hosiery, &c., BOOTS SHOES AND HATS - A SPECIALTY • 14 Broad Oct.1, Street, Athens, Gieorga LOWRANCE Sl BOONE, The Cheapest Furniture House •i.u- vtf». -ll-lll-ll ll llllitl- Ilia I I pie* GOODS E STOCK, Low Prices. I*. I. Hat I TH- uhtl. The undersigned boa inst retnrned fr.j*u the Eastern 'market with a Large Stock o' Goods, which he lifts i»uroh;iricd direct ipw* mauutacturers auid importers, cheap for c-ish. and n >\v offers tbe^same to this people of Atbeus und North**E st G orgia, as Cheap s can be bought in any ciiy in the Stats of Usaiga. Ill* as LOW And as lie has Jeter, jirn-d t;» fsell for«C \SIl,^and,iC.\.SII|ONLY, his prl an»; otber^ioust, f w l lvivcr it possl /Jv* Quick sales aad short profits shall be my motto. ItHjMoe ii ooifsiB** trt mr* of i Flour,! VVi.rtiO. Hraiv, to SdtT. e. So*la. Mackerel, Nuils, Rice, Cheese, Lard, Bacon. 4 i’uupy Dry Goods Rea Iv Made Clotnin?, f,» dozen Gents’ to suit uil oliisscs, Uxtts ttml Sh -cs, Hats, Umbrellas, Saddles, _ ^ !{wn*s,*tr >ce'Citnins. TaM and Pocket (’utiery, Hollow wares, Bagging and Tie*;Kuvnum Oiif an l viri *us tt^her .rticats i«»o tediou* to mention. He also lias large, fire-poiuC .*1 Ji . xa, a s WSm andjvrnifst'i • house, Ijc . »ttod, «ndn*«fu> xm'vu ii r» ii i 4 »»*i as {ml term as a yoher ^e jo:\ lay id jnig » >,1y >: his y\in^iibniatc3 (P.iinos and Dobbs’ Chemicals for oo ujio-ittiii. to Hell to uUntcrs w’.io La , aid pay .for fertilizers. With twentv years’ex perieuee, he tljfies . >r ! , S, C. DOBBS, 4tliens, Ga. t- ept.tC.O * . ‘ 25x22C SITUATED IN NCRTH DENVER. ^ t.l HwDnm.M. EVERY OTHER 1 tS® jaS*' L 23 V ( •©“WARRANTEE LOT ABSOLUTE-[ g 0 E7 Or--. r* 4 HEED WITHOUT LY FREE! - i'® ; '* Denver riow has ft popnlxtion of t0,(€). Twenty years ago Denver waaiksiu Ul trading j>v ' nameroas Church^, »totei< Tl I RESERVE, t’ e outgrowth of great countries. ... _ runiu-r.iDiW it isn large city, with numerous Churchy ltoteK Thca’ors, Sti v *v't-riilro;idN, fvas-v «>tks Watei*w«>i!;s, Goal and fUlver Smelting and ;itefiutiu; Works witti A United stales Mint, and is the great Railroad Cent^of XXt9 west. There -usjo s*’> *u F.: •t-cl;tss lunlroads iu*w r i.niug :.t*d connecting With all thePrlncipu! and Drnncli llalir t ls from M;dne To rnlif nria. 1* is ilie Capital <*f Colorado,naturally the ricUo-st Hirite; in tlie Uim u. and Inc ited it' :!>•«! the geographical or tbaUnited Suites Tu«crtnmte i>ru dug .p”. iterc In tbh world; and tlie sconery 1* by tbe richest Gold, Silver, Copjier, L« America. It Is now the henigu iitcr omlng, Nevada, Arizona, and Non» - - - - this vast country will make Don ver Uxo luipc .t uud woiti.blest cny in •! . WHY LOTS A::s C’.VEM AWAY. 5 ricli ininernl j Mesh duu-nl ic-'.Gurces As the tide of imnifgmtion i?» now i beople locate in Dun ver and «>n their |* will give to anyone s^uding tlic.r d one ormorelots In North Denve:%*ii»i View of tULs beautiful city, tbe u i . for ncknowleflging ueetl and cy:iv. f —eir alternate one, ft: *4 d*>ps not, tsv; * Will come here, but a great many w ereftsed popnlatitm will so >n m ek >» . each alternate lot, which Xhey ho.d p, For this reason tho alxn o propo- ’ ar.-, b-.ii •b*n,it L* tb«» Com pa t to have implci for mined iutt* •ublic fee y, bui Tho in- any ono to settleor iniprovt*. rit viP.lt l .* retain > location. Njuiring too numerous (o.me*itloa.. if l ; from our best citizens, will be furni e tU 1 • ' CEr7!f:c;.- I, W. Ck Rarmcca, CMfnlJ Clerlt »r*t' Il-vt j r.» to ihe Above »nd fore£>>:r.a to be trup. i» » l t »»- r records in my office. I'fJfther c«4ttfv lM«*r« ts.^ c ‘ , r r *^ :• ; fp elms. - This f'-rlile. him! ims Ji iuctory iulLrmu: The limit .tot hill. r building oiseinenu ■ir iT^t-j'-bV II* I* D* * xi ~i oT \vvia?; f‘' j t;:3T ?. u ct * c us his Company wlllscnrl byre-7i^i mnll, h» an vnrie/ending witldu uxty days from the Warrantee dec l’t With.onedoltor,fere i« h lotto j* <y cost Wftiidacknowledging r^ed. iVis* ge. etc. I then ran be hnd.irtuisicriQ'i atyoi E. R. Gouldimr to Sallie* Owro. j ' It. Brooks^,., loti, Ult., McWilliams,£of Griffin, Wilson. H. In Hart co., 27th ult., E. White, to Maty A. Duncan. In Atlanta, 2ml Wm B--11- man to Einclie Kontz. In Grautville, 20th ult., Carv S. Cox. Jr., of Covington, to Mrs. Em ma Ilenley. In Covington, 26tli ult, C. A. Wan der to Mary Shields. Deaths. In »aiubri Ige, MajorJII l> Waugh. In Thumaaville, 21th ult, James Bailey. to Ji-anie l 8 *‘-' couuty of Fai>on tor tholHWclit of wid minor. Tenu. Otsli, This 2<i Soot. 1878.1 ~r, Gu^jilr S. B. 1IOTT, sept.2C.23d. Printers fee f5. (GEORGIA CLAllKE 4 COUNTYs Whereas, Redden T. Pittard, ajministra. or of Jolm Kirkpatrick, deceused^ petitioua in erms of tho law lor a disehareo lrom said’ad- nunistration. ^ tt , .1 These are therefore to cite ond ndmonbh. sU concerned to she ./ carse at my cilice on or Jbe- forc tbe first Monday ia November next, why said discharge should not bb ghinted. under u.y hand at office, tliia* o! a‘sa M. JACKSON,’’.Orjinury. • ■ julv8-3m. ’ > June. 1ST^. ^ - In Ehtontiin, 23th ult, Este'lc, in fant of Frank Lever.tt. In Lmngikin c >.. 20th nit, Davy Dennis, aged 73 ; 22-1 ult. iutant oi— Barrett. Nothing was (band on liu person but * red cotton lutndkerchief. No due to tbe perpetrator* of this inhuman deed boa been discovered. It is be lieved however, to be the work of moonshinera, and most likely of tlie same poilie* who murdered poor old Vason, Clayton and others. W. H. Smith nud family have thO'last Early County News was idit- loft BArucsville to live in Ro me cd in WaynesWo, some 200 miles or moro from Fort Gaines. Arthur Craig, of Gainesville, has gone to iCllanta to tnke a position in the general freight office of tbe Air Lino Road. . ft In Columbus, the afternoon of the 1st inst., James Harris killed Henry McCauley with a pistol shot. Harris was committed toMail for murder. Elborton has rccoivcd nearly 6000 bales of cotton this sea- •on. ’ V ’j* tj . .At least 50 pupils from abroad are said to ho boarding in Thom- asviilo. Mr. A. M. C. Russell, former editor of the Buena Vista Argus, has been licensed to preach, -I ^ In Forsyth co., Min ,i.- B. F. Dougla-s. infant of In Gumming, child of James Tai, hot near 80. NOTICE. ‘*- GKORUIA, CLARKE CObNTY.—Tto [mb- io are liutiiicd that l. us tlie wile uf Richard Dublii*«lip4 prill become C. W«tcrs, ot said county, a!t< r t of this -.lOticc, fi»r one month, a free trader. Tiii*filKh *’»y ot 18TH. IlJfcSTLR C. \YATKRS.S 1 hereby give u»y consent tlwt \roy wife, Ilcstcr C. Waters, shall become a free trkdet. tilth tl«v oi'8epVl876. . . j KKIIARD ,C„ >V4.TEI S. an m mb! •s, I*. irt full, :i r.c .r J'riiiit bv 125 feet «r of.-.U taxes. bcrncompMUictl t of making lots ur pleasure. f^EORGIA Whereas, Jai Clarke County.— , James E. Riggers administrate of Mrs Mary Riggers oud Administrator dc boeis non with tha will anuexedof Nathan Big- S ers deccasevi upnllcs to mo for leave to sell all Sc real estate of said deceased. These nro therefore to cito and cotity all concerned to show cau *e at my office on or be fore the 4th Monday in October next why said leave should not be . ranted. Given uuder my hand at office, this 22d Sep tember 1879. ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary. scpt.23.—23d. NORTHEAST GEORGIA Have just received a full line of Chamber-Suits, Bedsteads. Mattresses, Cottage and Chairs, Spring-Beds, Ac. We are the sole agents in Athens tor the National Wire Mattress Company, Call and examine our Stock tmi The best Wire Mattress made, prices before purchasing. LOWRANCE & BOONE. 2 Doom East of 8. C. Dobbs, Broad Street, Ath-u», Gw JEC No. Our Entire Machinery consisting oj a 1, 12 Horse Engine, l*in«r, on. large iron t aided moulding ■ ■awn, ono Ttnnon IlnaMna aad Saw earn two turning,;]juhi,!!ri . , , _B. Bhapiu - ur I rrft tin Moulding Machine, one Small Pony Plainer, ewe Large Clam, and aloe of Hand Clamp.toeate with all the shafting aad Baiting all ia gewd nrdar. Addrtaa Julv.a.'lm. (LOWBADCl * BOOKS, Athena, Ca T. MARKWALTER, MARBLE m WORKS, Broad St-. Near Lower Market, Monuments, Tombstones and Marble Work* GENERALLY, MADE TO ORDER. A large selection always on hand, ready for lettering and delivery- may.21.ly.1878. ( A EORG1A t'LAKKB 1 COUh” T W W F.l- nntr illiam Cniig Moore,' . Moore, lute of Mid ooouty tifcefefed,‘petition* in terms of the Jaw lor f » dmUarm ^ouwMki In Hall co., Zacheus Hudgins, aged ^Thi^d^iietefJre tdvttvind liafniniiilW concem-.-d to altdw t^nax alloy nil Wall or be- In Columbus, 28th ult,I Mrs Ann Martin AIK-n, agcil 73. In Savannah, Mrs Maria Savaee. a ed 80. 6 In Mcriweihe ■ co , 26th ult, Mark H Crowder, aged 69. In Washington oo., Mrs Ann Veal; Mrs Susan Smith; Cordie, child ofS It Kelly; John, son of W E Doolit tle, aged about 6; and infant daugh ter of J F Tompkins. ^ In Newton co., 27th ult, Mrs Wm S Montgomery. ter. In Bibb co., 2d, Eudocia E Hju < In Savannah, 2-1, Johnny, son of D W Fopa, aged 3 years. In Eir'y co., 19th ult, Mrs W C Sheffield. In Crawford co., Mrs E izt! eth Jacksou, aged 87. In Geneva, G O McCrary. 'th ult, Geo W In Muscogee c • Martin, aged 61. In Fort Valley, 27th nit, Rev G- o W Parsons, aged 75. In Spalding co., 25th ult, Mrs Ca s oline R Maddox, aged 74. ire the Ural Uoudav in i/ljtobir uc»t, *hy .aid iimhargc'ahnold nSf fteyraDt©8^* ’ ” Given undirjtny tumd nkftffi^tlife lOtliJdce 872. jnne.17.m3Mt, |ASAM:JA<;KSO^.* 7 , f - i i , -iin. ij- *o y ; . piLAKKE Sll EP.itK. sA}E!-fc|i> sold V before the Cottrt Hbiim; uoor hrtlif. Gk> p( day in^Iaiinary 18S0.*i«*. i r.illowi 9 * i^mlKar ^jjjja wit: one vacant lot lying ami Ihhii# iu the city, - - . „ . tl»e <yty of Athens containing one h;lt Xicrc or less, bounded. tbe NoifiYRy Dr. Jolih'A; Huunicatt, on tno Ea>»t‘ by Kitta Smith (ctfdni on tbe South by J?auUnlfl&l*ttiu< outl e V cat by Billupo gt. Levied ,on by virtue of two State ana Counpf Tax fi. faa. ; K. W. I uaid fax Collector vs. #ohert.A*bugr.,,jLfttf’ madf^tna' tunud over. I 21Gth district. dee.2.80d. be; ••ftlT hohrs of ialv, brio c the t/c in the town of, jK’ity to-wu: sJl of land sit mmlyinir and being in thec< Ooonoo and S*« ofGeorala, kruwn iUrtmAi of Wm. P. Jiiyi i /- I’-^iujn jr- Dj Bur- ue place, ‘ contain-. i‘6r It*88, it being u ildicfl to £lim> _ Vhoo Tfl-mtr-s d, ode cl by T fifrnrit. ™ Me ton Tract,*i good, Ned nett and Mrs. ing a*>outei all tho laud both Collior,. bo p to her sOn 0. Levied o»l Oc >nce Stjperipr iertn Is78, in fu Mo Entyre, C. D. Levied on m Collier. Prjjj; ilcc.5.S0d* li*. iwuod from urt!'retint hie lo Ja-j Burr llama, vs. v 6th C • MX’i-.voi tir? Elisabeth tod ut in ii. fia.. K. OVLRRV, Sheriff. [VlOYWXTVSisI tolllnc orerycurE ftlmulfttlag, without Mo^icottng, taka] f _ Itboat intoxicating, taka TOTOIIS I siFn immi ^SliAKKG SHEBtPF SALE—Will lw scl.l before the Coart House door in the city ... .Athens, Clarke ocanty, Georgia, with n the le gal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in No vember next, tho following property,' to-wit: Two acres of mud, situate and being in the city of Athens, Cln:ke county, Ga., on Prince Ave- ict whereon defendant, 'N* I*. Barnard aud family, now lives. Line running from Prince Avi*nu« s‘rcet across to L. Chandler’s lot. All levied upon to satisft on6 StMo and county tax fi. fa., and one city tax A, la. F. B. Lucas, Tax Collector, vs. N. ia. Barnard, for wife and cliildrcn for 1878. J. A. BROWNING, Sheriff! oet.7.79. Jtnd* iQUAKOiAaNb dAlilh..—JPutsuaui to an order of the Court of Ordinary ol said county will be soi l before tho Court House door ot Clarke County on the first Tuesday ot November, during the legal hours of sale one house and for. situate in tho city of Athens m gjd eouutv bounded on the VLt lby TIuS ! rf > ui 30 si. ) ,h U i h nk 0 2 h b r, ,Iancoolc A'veime, on ths South b- Charles llull (ool’d) on Ur Eaat by Cauwk contain..* one third of an acr, more or Ikw. To bo ao'd a. tho property ol E na.a aud Lather h reenun, orphan- of Samael «w COUNTY . ggWMertOiMnJhwWiltWailHWtivga rsp c'ab.U*f kjtahtijfXoC^lUrhroUr, N. V, &cjp‘Jrdc^ed time the follotviug iuvics ^n*! hereby nuidc npon tho State Vi >iear,taj3.-fur tha Ibllowiu* C'-mntv purposM* «dm« s «0' current««,«,,« o.the'tTnn^ 2.« l> jlb?i 0 !n'3S!-^Court Ilo,iac or jail, bridg- tl Pi'’" 0 improvements, accorilino- tl. f 11 ’ »<! other ofiiLraMhh^ . - TIT* VAT irit.aJ t-r l*T4.»,rut!- Vi* tilaBS thnt in*I>I«.K’H l)llejRfWfdy fn>L» to cam. It turiori^citmn in. i tut- bottle haTprvnuTon it in lin k a tite oj' flours end MiOer'••ignatvrnA hUa., 4*N»idby*li a. Rnnt by mail by prui>n**for..7.P.MiLi.K»,M.D., officers’ feus, that * l County b} e Judgo oi iigiptagSgBass 1 Ba»3Bms5. C £ y - iriy Urrfirt eliwp, P thc Conn cgal indcbteilnca of the Coautv. ig this jear, or past .t bn (fill fch, 100 per ASA M.yACivSOX, Ordintuy. A true copy from thJ minutes oct.21.7 0 .,0L AM - f AUKS0 ’ V > Ordinary. L44.L cearinq k CENE^Z-—^ dzva m 'emeus atmss usr. feb.4.1y. EOBG1A CHEMICAL WORKS Augusta, Georgia, Again offer to tkelr. old cnatomrr. .end tba pablic (cnendl., who want iallableJaBil , *^ , *| . Pcnihitn, thcpr.ll known brand, of Sttjwrpbuphatea.1 PATAFSCO GUANO and GRANGE AND THEIR SUPERIOR matte OF AOID PHOSPHATBl —_ For oompoating, analjtingl 1J.M per oent. of Available rUo»pharic|Acld,*|»'uJ|li!diS W Potash. Also,, __ M STJITPIiTTIilC A.OID droniiVtA 8«nt by mail by proitriWor J.P.MiLiJEft.NI.D., A.W. wc.TeaUt Arch Advfoo IVWi From their Acid Chamber, at lower figuryt than it con be laid down if b°a,fh^oat of^ K* Fftverable terms mud prices to deelere end cousuinere of large orilere of our jf the Coinpeny, located in Augusta, Oa#. are open to the inepeetion of the ft**?**; , L . , , , s „_, . ____ —j wi »** , *|VVjjL aud adjoining Status, end onr Superintendent and Chemist, Mr. C. B* *• L >lei sure iu exhibiting the Works and its Producte, sure iu exhibiting the Works aud its Producte, , . , -ui Apply to the Agents of the Company, to ba found in tbe principal tow . Oeorgia aud South Carolina, or to ~~ TREASUBK^an’d A. S. DORSET, .SfcwZin.