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Published Every Saturday Morning. OiHoc—In tho Court House, room, No. ft, Hast, down Stairs, Clarksville Ga. OUIi AGENTS ! The following named gentlemen are legally authorized to act as Agents fw the Aadyertiser. If jou have not paid your subscription, and it is cou venent to hand it to either of those gentlemen, you will much oblige Yours Truly, Alex. Church, Publisher. Rev. W. II. McAfee, Dahlonega, Ga. J W. Meeks, Blairsville, Ga. C. II. Kytlk, Mossy Creek, White Co. Rev. J. C, Bell, Tesonteo Dist., White Co. tGuss Lyon, Barton, Rabun County. . jrU. X<ocal Items® More now advertisements Plenty of “rod-eye" on board. Sde advertisement of Mt. Airy To¬ bacco Co., in another Column. See advertisement of Bell Hotel, at Cleveland, Ga , in another column of this paper. Tho Sheriff, Clerk, and all ch eofficers of Court seam bent on doing their whole duty. Our Sheriff had necessarily to knock an intoxicated negro in tho head this week, in self defence. The Court has boen oumbered this week with some tedious casos which necessarily consume a considerable amount of time. See advertisement of J. A. Reynolds, Surveyor, in another column. Mr. Reynolds is competent and worthy of your patronage. Miss Mollie Church left this place last Friday morning for tho Gate city, whore she will probably make hor home for nine time. A little labor and good judgment judiciously applied to tho sidewalks and streets would add much to tho appear¬ ance aad character of our town. The Grand Jury for the present term of our Superior Court is composed of able men who seem to bo earnest in looking after tho various interests of the county. Mrs. Alex. Church begs leave to ten der her warmest thanks to Mrs. C. H. Button for a basket of nice yam potatoes, one of which weighed something over six pounds. P. F. Lawshe of the Gainesville Southron gave tho Advertiser a call this week. And also a representative of the Southern Banner, at Athens whose name has slipped our memory. We thank them for the kindly express^, ions of success in our new field of labor. Editor Advertiser: Allow me space in your paper to thank all those kind friend* who stood by my husband in time of trouble. Also ?to those who have been so very kind to me since my return, and whoso kindly counsels have done so much to restore harmony. I wish to say there will al¬ ways be a warm place in my heart for them, and may the promised portion of the peace makers be theirs. I am con¬ vinced of my husband’s innocence of the charges brought against him, and sincerely regret auy share I may have had in his suffering. I have no ill will toward any one— and I hope that ia our endeavor to bu¬ ry the errirs and troubles of the past, we may have the aid and good wishes of our many friends in Georgia. Believe me kind friends, your kind¬ ness to the “stranger in your gates'’ will never be lorgotten Mrs, H. D. Ingersoll. Loudsville, Nov- 13, 1881. I wish to join my wife in her gratitude to the friends in my adversity. I will never forget those who stood by mo when I so much needed friends, and in the future I will so live that I may be worthy of their confidence. H. D. Ingersoll. Nov. 13, 1831. SUPERIOR COURT. The fall term ol Habersham Superior Court convened on Monday 14th inst., His Honor, C. J. Wellborne presiding. The bar was ably represented as fo! ; lows: From Gainesville, J. B. Estes, Claude Estes, 8. C. Dunlap, W, J. 11 am; Cleve | i , ,aad W. K. ’ J - Williams: J - I V n,8e >• Jefferson, J i w U • 1L ii Underwood, it W. 4 I. Pike; , j Athens, 1’ope Barrow, Emory Speer, ! ; S. Morris; Toccoa, J. W- Owens, S. M. 1 Smith, L. Davis, J. S. Hunter; Dahlon- ,, , , I oga, M. G. Boyd; Local, C. H. Sutton, W. T. Crane, and Solictor W- S Erwin. Virginia Varieties. Virginia Democrats are badly cut up at the election of Cameron. They pro. diet the readjuster and Republicans in the Legislature will fall out over the election of Untited State sonator; that Mahone pledged Lewis the sen a-, torship if ho would consent to his name to bo used on the readjuster tickets that Lewis consented and on this con¬ sent he holds tho readjustee as bound to make him senator. Cameron Riddie berger and Auditor Maasie, all promi roadjusters, want to bosenatorand will make efforts to be elected, The Demo¬ crats hope and believe that tho Repub¬ licans and readjusters will fall out over this position. If they disagreo the | Democrats Wickham will straightout propose Republican. to elect Gen. a the Republican members of the Legis¬ lature will unite with them the crats will gladly elect a Republican to beat the readjusters and it is the national leaders of the Republican party would in view of the narrow mar¬ gin in the senate advise tho election of Wickham rather than have a coalition¬ ist senator. Mutilated Coin. An erroneous impression prevails as to the value of mutilatod silver coins, created probably by au illusive adver¬ tising card circulated by a business turn in which it is said that the Government has fixed a definite scale upou coins with holes iu them rating the dollar so treated at sixtysfive cents, the dollar at thirty-five cents and so on. No s.ich annouucement was evor made by the Treasury Department, To cor¬ rect iho false notion which has grown upou tho subject the Treasury Depart¬ ment has just published the following circular: Treasury* Department, ) Bureau of the Mint, > Washington, D C., Oct. G, 1881. ) The Government has fixed no valua¬ tion upon mutillatod silver coin than tho market value of the silver contain. They are purchased at mints by-weight aa bullion and tho ue dopeads upon tho price of silver the any coin is received at the At present the price paid by the mint is $1.12$ per ounce fine. Horatio C. Burchard, Director The abovo from tho Postal Review is published as some of our readers may have punched coin which they would like to know how to dispose of.—Ath¬ ens Chronicle. Experiment With Bono Meal and Ashes. A fanner in Indiana gives the follow¬ ing result of an experiment with bone dust and wood ashos. Ho says: ‘I ap¬ plied GOO pounds of dry unleached ashes to tho acre and sowed wheat on that and tho result was ouly six bush¬ els to the acre—Adjoining this tract I drilled in 200 pounds of bone dust and tho three acres produced 20 bushels to the acre being an increased yield of fourteen bushels over tho tract sown with wood ashes. Tho fbllowiug year I used 500 pounds of bone dust on the plot where I had previously sown GOO pounds of ashes and the result was for¬ ty bushels of wheal to the acre being double what the bone produced alone. The experiment satisfied me that ashes alone or bone-dust alone would not give me a yield that paid to my satis¬ faction. This acre with ashes yielded six bushels the acre with the yielded twenty bushels but when tbe two were combinod I harvested forty bushels. This shows what experiment and a small expenditure of money will do for the progressive farmer., The Credit System. A Northern explorer of Georgia ton fields has sampled the credit which is bound to keep every poor as long as it lasts. The local italists who advance money aud visions ou the mortagd of tho crop run up prices of purchasers they chalk, them down uutil their age extra charge reduced to an basis is from 25 to 500 per cent, annum. * ‘There is no occupation in world,' says tbe observer unless ii successful bank burglary which can made to pay a return on capital borrow¬ ed at such a ruinous rate.’ The salvation from the swindles described gradually coming about and that is influx of Northern capital.— graph. The editor of a local paper was by a stranger if it was possible little town kept up four The reply was—“No it takes /our papers to keep up the town.’ Star Houle Decision. Tho decision of Judge Cox in the Star route cases was received with surprise t and by ^ most j/comlomned people with indignation. Tho in unmeasure j terms for libolating these men coDcern : ing whose guilt there is but little doubt. 1 I The defendants are warmly highly elated over tho result and were congratu |. U(H ] py friends upon the rendering of the decision. The prosecutors express a determination to continue the light and bring the rascals to justice. ----.<► — ——--■---* On the 27th of October a feat was performed on the Exposition Grounds which could not be pel formed anywhere else (oxcopt in the South), and which is unparalleled. Cetron which was dangling upon the cotton stalks in th : “patch' at sunrise was picked ginned carded spun wove into cloth dyed cut and made into two suits ef clothes before sunset—within the usual hours of a day’s work—and ono suit worn by tho the Governor of Georgia and the other by tho Governor cfaNaw England State in receiving company during the evening. “I’m afraid you’ll be late at the pars tv”-— 6aid an old lady to her stylish grand-daughter, who replied— “Oh you dear grandma, don’t you know that in our fashionable set no¬ body ever goes to a party till every¬ body gets there.’ SI IGEE SEATING Machine Needles, Rubbers, Bands, Genuine oil, and all other attachments belong¬ ing to the Staffer.Sw/ing Machine, for sale at this office. Nov. 19,1881. wly. J. A. REYNOLDS, /"TOUNTY Surveyor, Respectfully Solicits the Patronage of the peoplo of llabershuut County. Address Mt. Airy, Ga. Nov. 19 3m S25 Every Day Can be easily made with our Well Augers & Drills Ono man and onqhorse required. W» are tho only makers of the Tiffin Well Boring and Bock-Drilling Machine. __ Warranted the on Earth! Ziook Many aad of our Circulars customers FREE. make Address, from &UO to $40 a day. LOOMIS & NUBIAN, TIFFIN, OHIO. * DCyOlflllQ KafiuOfiy widows, For S05.BSXER.Si fathers, mothers or children. Thousands yet entitled. Pensions given for loss of finger,toe.eye or^ruptnre.Varicose voins or any Disease. Thousands XNCKJEASJE of pensioners and soldiers entitled to and BOUNTY. PATENTS procured for Inventors. .Soldiers land warrants procured, bought and sold. Soldi ere* uid heirs apply for your rights at once. Send % ■ tamps for The CiuixstL^S^>ld^Qr J, and Pension au.i Bounty laws, blanks i instructions. l an Wo j&msm THE BEST OF ALL 13 immmn illlMTCI FOE MAN AND BEAST. T For moro than a third of a century been tlio Sj -si Mexican Mustang Riiiiment has known to millions all over tho world ns .jjjnecklents the only safe and reliance pain. It for is the medicine relief of^ j) a iyj above hi nil. price For ana pause form —the of external nest of pain its . ' ” every the K ^ P A f. ftj Mustang Linirnont flesh is without and auude an equal. ^ % It peiictraiea to ' 5 ! the very hone—making tho continu- « Ojjunce slide. of Its pain effects nnd upon inflammation Hitman Flesh impos-w and iful. Stliis Brute Creation are equally wouder The lUyxieun I i,. f’5 Liniment is needed by somebody in I f’iij every house. Every day brings ne ws of 8 | the ngouy of n u nvvful scald »v {turn [ gV til subdued, of rheumatic martyrs re .stored, , or or a a valuable horse or ox | n iiavi’d saved S by the healing power of tliia i 9 which speedily cures such ailments of 2 rathe HUMAN FLESH aa Stiff! jffi -*)! Rheumatism, Contracted Swellings, Muscles, I .ToBits, Rliras j j and Scalds, Cuts, Bruises nnd ■listings, Sprains, Poisonous Bites aud j Stift'ocss, Lameness, Old f JjSore Sores, XTIcers. Frostbites, Chilblains, Nippies, Caked Breast, ami ‘ indeed every form of external dis¬ ease. It heals without scars. For the Bkute Creation it cures Sprains, Swinny, Stiff Jollita, Founder, Harness Sores, Hoof I>ls eases, Foot Hot, Screw Scratches, Worm, Wind¬ Scab, Hollow Horn, er,] Is, Spavin, Thrush, Ringbone, Old Sores, Poll Evil, Film upon the Sight and every other ailment to which the occupants of the Stable and StoeU Yard are liable. The Mexican Mustang Liniment always it cures and never disappoints; and is, positively, THU BUST OF ALL ENTSI FOB MAN OB BEAST, 3Li JE G-AHi * OHM SKY'S Office, ) Clarksville. Ga„ Habersham County, y Nov. 4th, 1881 j A \ FL’ER the publication of this notice for thirty days, -all the ; Legal advertising of Habersham county will j bo auue Hour. in tho Advertiser, N. GROVES, at Clarksville,*Ua. Ordinary, HahershnmCounty, Ga. 1 GE Oli 01A ,'Jla her slut County, m { ORDINARY'S OF.FICK, | Clarksville! j i jVTaucy Cantrell, wife of R. C. Cantrell of j i said county, applies-to uie for Exemption of personally and settfug apart aud -valuation i of Homestead, and l will piss upon the same at my office in Clarksville on thedSrd day of ; November 1881! at II o’clock, . 11 . Given pin der j my band and official Signature, 2nd Nov. 1881. ROUT. N. GROwlS, Ordinary. GEORGIA Habersham County, j j ORBNARY’S OFFIOIS Clarksville. J. T,. R. Tench ol said county applies to me for Exemption of personalty, and 1 will pass upon tbc same at my office ia Clarksvilo on tho 10th day December 1881. at 12 o’clock Given under my hand and official 11 th day of November 1881. ROBT. N. GROVES, Ordinary. Nov. 16 MORTGAGE SALE. Georgia, j ) A I will sell at public outcry White County within tho legal hours of .sale on tho lirst Tuesday in Docember next, at the Court house door of said While oouuty in Cleveland,‘.Georgia, tho following property: all tho machinery of tho tibld mill known us the mill erected by F. 11. 15 rad ley, for tho Nacoo chce Gold Mining Company, and lying in said Mill, consisting of one largo Turbine wheel, with the gearing, shafts and pulleys connect ingsaid wheel with iho batteries: ono (Port large Belt, and tour stamp mills or batteries, tor & Meakin make), consisting of five stamps each—together with all the a opurtenaucea con¬ nected with each, The shafting, geariug and copper plates all now lying in said Mill, in White county. This machinery being difficult and expensive to transport will uot be carried and exposed at tho Court house on the day sale, but will remain untill sold where it now lies iu said mill, on lot number 91 iu tho 3rd District of White county. The machinery is comparatively new and in good order. Tho machinery will all be sold in one lot as it stands. Tho sale will bo as stated at tho | Court house door, aud persons wishing to in - ! speettbo machinery can do so before tho day S of sale, by applying to mo. This property sold under a morgage fi J ! J. froiu Baldwin White Superior agaiust said court property. in favor of The George pro | perty beiug pointed out in said fi fa, and | ing been loviod on iu said White county T. C. Hamilton, former Sheriff. Tu is Oct. 25th 1SSI. E. M. CASTLEBERRY , Sh’ff. Oct. 9. 5tms. GEORGIA, White County: Applicaoion will bo made to tbe Court Ordinary of said county Whito and said of Georgia, at the first regular term after expiration ef four wjekslnror this notice leave to sell the lands belonging to tho of J aphtha Freeman late of said county ceased, for the benefit of tho heirs and ors of said deceased. JESSE HUNT, Admr. with the will of Jeptha Freeman, deceased. Get. 8th 1881. 30ds. Letters of Dismission. GEORGIA, White Comity: **.\7HEREAS Wm.fi, Burk, Executor of W hist will aud testament of B. C. late of said .county deceased, represents tho Couri iu hie petition duly filed aud enter¬ ed on record, that hollas fully discharged all the uuties required of him as Executor of estate of B. 0. Holcombe deceased This therefore to cite all persons concerned, aud creditors to show cause if aay they why said Executor should not be from Excutorship and receive Letters of mission on tho first Monday in January Tais October 3rd, 1851. ISAAC OAKES, Oidinary. Oc. 8th, 9lids. COMMISSIONER'S SALE . Under and by virtue of an order from Superior Court of the county of White by his lionet C. J. Wellborn, the Judge siding therein, at the October term, 1881, be sold before tho Court house door at land, in said county during tho lawful for Shoiiff sales, on the first Tuesday in cember 1881, two lots ot land, numbors 23 24, in the third district of originally sham now White county, containing in aggregate, five hundred acres more or These lots are sold for tho purpose of partition among the owners iu pursuance said order of Court granted in the for partition in said Court. Those lots contain a valuable gold mine which is so located that water can bo upon it, and eesily developed. It is well ated also, with regard to roads and markets. Torms cash and titles perfoct. JOHN J, KIMSEY, ) CALVIN H. KYTLE, V WILLIAM. J. PAYNE, J Oct. 8th, 1881. tds.. IN V ElN TORYkos"'," Law and Patent Solicitors, Washington, 1). for references and advice, sent free. We tend exclusively to Patent business. Reasonable terms. Reissues, anp cares rejected in other hunks a Caveats solicited. Send model, or sketch description for opinion as to Free of Charge. We refer to the er of Patents, also to Established 1866. PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS. B, W. ANDKRSOK. L C. ANDERSON A SMITH, ATTOKKKYS-AT LAWl No. 109Seventh Ttreet, Washington D. No fee for preliminary examination. tee unless patent is allowed, Fees less any other resposible agency, Books of mation sent free of charge, Referonces nished upon request._ T T ALL’S Positive cure for Corns I I cure Warts, Bunions, Sore Inflamed joints. For sale by druggists. Great cance to make money. Those who always taho-au n outage of the good chances for making money that aro offered, generally become wealthy, while those who do not improve such chances remain n poverty. We want many men, women, hoys and girls to work for us right in their own lo¬ calities. Any one can do tbc work p op rty •from tho first atari. The business will pay more than ton limes ordinaro wages. Expen¬ sive outfit furnished free. Noone who engages fails to make money rapidly. You can devote your whole time to the work, or oiilp your spare moments. Full information and all that is needed is sent tree Address Stins«h .t Co, Portland Maine PATENTS obtained, and all business in the l • S. Patent Office, or in the Courts attended to for MOD¬ ERATE FEES, We are opposite the U. S. Patent Office, en¬ gaged in patent business exclusive¬ ly, and can obtain patents in less time than those remote from WASHINGTON. When model or drawing is sent wo advise as to patentability fr“e of charge; and wo make NO CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATEMT. We refer, here, to tbe Post Master, the Sunt, of the Money Order l)iv , and to officials of tbe U. S.Patent Office. For circular, advice, terms, and reference to actual clients in your own state, or county, address— C. A. SNOW & Co., Opposite Patent Office, Washington, 1>. O. Our Beloved. GARFIDLI) And His Faithful Cubiiet. An elegant Chromo Lithograph lentil of our late President’ making 8 full portraits' prin¬ ted in 10 colors on heavy paper with a rich gold border. Size 18x26 inches. The sale of this beautiful work oi art has been simply un precodented at $1 per copy. In order ihat every family may be able to possess this beautiful and touching souvenior o' our late Presideut and Ms abinct, wo will mail it tor only 60 cents purcepy. Wo can furnish this same subject, printed in S colors, reduced to 9x12 inches, for on y 15 cents. AGNTS Postage stamps taken. WANTED Now is the time for agents to reap a rich bar vest with these beautiful portraits. Nothing sells like them. Send for samples and term. CONANT .1 CO., Publishers, 7 L)ey St., New York. AGNTS WANTED for the Standard Edition REVISED NEW TESTAMENT. 13 STYLES Elegant Edition, about 600 pages. Comparative arge Type Eiiitiou, over I I 00 pages Old and Now versions on From Si .00 to 87.00 opposite pages. "His ----tory or tho Bible and of tlio New lt«vision” given to subscribers. Tho Secret of Successful Canvassing given ovoty Agent. Send for oui liberal terms, (Mention this paper.] Tho HENRY BILL Publishing Co., Established 1847.] Norwich, Conn. NOTICE ! TfiyrV AlJL MILLS Located on Shoal Creek, Five miles West from Cleveland, will grind Wheat and Corn, Saw Logs, Plano Lumber; Also Grin I Pres 3 COTTON, (Bagging and Ties furnishod if desirud). AU done iu First Class Order, And upon short notico. Give mo a Trial. ALSO 30,000 Brick For Sale. R. R. ASBURY. SoptomborlOth, 1881. BUT The JSoyal St. JOHN SEWING MACHINE! why? EC A USE It will do Light work and JO 1 Heawy work, and ail tho work you want it to do. A child cun use it. It is the only Machine which is entirely free from cams, cogs aud springs—will ruu backward or for¬ ward aud do good work. NO BREAKING OF NEEDLES ! No trouble to thread it. It cannot be put cut of adjustment; runs light, and Noiseless. It makes a perfect stitch, and an Klastio seam. It has a Self Sotting Needle. It has a feed on both sides of the needle. It winds the bohbiu without running the Machine. It is the _B©at Machine Now in use. New and perfect. Made of the best mateiials. about Now, if you don’t believe what I say the St. Johns call and see me and be convinced of a truth, and buy a Machine. Forsale by 11. D. KIMSEY. Cleveland Ga., July23 1S8I. Blanks ot all kibde for sale at this office