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HERALD. \ r OL. 1. ATLANTA, GA.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1873. NO-' -295 The Daily Herald. The War in Spain. TO ADVEBTI8ER8. " THE ATLANTADAILY HERALD " EBMSKSl*'*- «**"« SECTION OF 6E0RDIA. ~~ E g? g 8 8 V:» H| lllHf I a S ® a 2 £. S» “ s » » F ^ 11 ■ 111^, § * ^ K B B § m 2'I*" _ *“SS! ° ggri 8 .JESS' ! 11 ^ ° _ c er f Ilf ^ I*|sl 3 g g i = -if**. iitii I? ; tr ! IA g. » S- 8* 'igfg3?3Sfl §• 2. * = £.?»■£ ■= IsfMlfi? ' ssggggggg B ' ?3 —: *j a ♦H as 0 w £ H H 01 I sill **g*S8JtM| g I ff|? tsggggggg S „ 1 fi-esssssx S ssggggggg " 5- «e 5 5 3c £ 2 £5 |£ x « K Si*gg§g§g P ssssagsaa 3 1 ggg'gggggg. * ligSgtaeS | I S3g»g33ggl » |i IIUMKU.DK LIPSCOMB A.,D THE UHIVER81TY. The conditional resignation of Dr. A. A. Lipscomb from the chancellorship of the State University fills us, as friends to that institu tion, with alarm and regret. While none can gainsay the eminent quali ties in Professor Brown that wonld render him elTectire in that important institution, wo earnestly hope the comditiona on which Dr. Lipscomb's resignation dependa will Herat present tb«Bselves. He is the sonl of the University- the mainspring of its progress. General News Items. Cincinnati sou* a bear saloon on wheels. Trxak epfenAtil it a new name for horse stealing. V JL V-r U a 3J W U. There are fifty-seven lager beer breweries in Philadelphia. The padrone qnestion is beginning to be agitated in Buffalo. The London Tun%b petted its proprietors iUOO.OOfr last year. North Carolina votes on her constitotfonal amendment on AngnsL 7. Canadian cricketers are proviD" too much for those of the mother country. New York is “sitting on” wooden pave ments again, and refuses to indorse them. Of timl33 members of the Pennsylvania constitutional convention, 100 are lawyers. Richmond papers implore young men not to practise target shooting iu the cemeteries. Newark, N. J.. is puffed up with a petro leum discovery right in the centra of the city. Philadelphia coroners own hearses and ve hicles, go to the opera aud live in three-Btory houses. ,. 0 A lawsuit at Fort Wayne, about L* twelve dollar harness, called out ninety-four wit nesses for the complainant. All railroads running oat of Philadelphia carry the daily newspapers free for a distance cf fifty miles. The new Newsboys’ Home, in Chicago, is lo furnish meals for live cents each and lodg ing! the same snm. IL &feaid that mocking birds aud canaries sickened and died in Tennessee towns where cholera prevailed. % The present is the dullest season at Niaga ra known for years, and hotel keepers and hack men are said to be penitent A new conservative daily paper is to be started in Glasgow in September, with a paid- in fund of £130,000 to float it Crab Orchard, Ky., is looking for a wild negro who is spooking around with six revol vers fastened to him. A Jersey City Alderman, iu drawing up a petition coveriog hair a page of foolscap, mis spelled twenty-eight words. Some of the Tennessee railroads refuse to carry the mails, and the old-fashioned coaches have been brought out again. A St. Louis young lady caught a 130-pound cod fish while out fishing with a party of friends at OloucesteK, Massachusetts, the other <Uy. The editor of a Nevada newspaper gives no tice that hereafter he cannot be bribed with a five-cent cigar to write a five dollar pnft'. A correspondent of tbe Baltimore Ameri can proposes that tbe space recently bnrned over in that city bo set apart for a public garden. The Boston Journal aajna tint about twen ty-five thousand reaidents of that city arc now absent, of whom. about a thousand are in Europe, (I.. \ Buffalo puts a sample.of Kiver Jordan water 1 .'-side a sample of Lahefioe, and there is no difference between them,'except tbe smell is in tavor of Late Erie. Tbere is one little drawback to tbe comfort of Northern people who make tours to Flor ida, tarannlas persist in sleeping in ladies' shoes and men’s coat tail pockets. A New Albany, Indiana, man who killed a neighbor the other day in a trace, has pre sented bis widow with two bushels of new potatoes, and everything is satisfactory. Tbe English are maaing raids among tbe fortune tellers ot that conutry. Upon convic tion, the “frauds'’ are sentenced to three months’ imprisonment, with hard labor. In the Yellowstone region there iB said to exist a kind of panther called the “sums,” a much larger and more furious animal than the ordinary puma or California lion. A London paper says that tbe roof Of West Minister Abbey, in which chestnut was used, was recently examined, and found to be per fectly sound. It is nearly five hundred years old. Tbe “excellent opportunity ’ for Demo crats lo participate in “the glory" of a Butler victory in Massachusetts is hardly sednetire enough in pay for eating such dirt.—Boston Post. New Hampshire Is snch a healthy State tins an elderly resident of Itochester therein woe obliged to die the other day “from the effect# of the bite of a white spider received ten years ago." Two prisoners escaped from the Elmira, New York, jail the other day, after digging a tunnel forty feet long. They were at it throe months, end bad only pew'er spoons to work witb. — " X young man who has recently lost both of his parents, and has just recovered from a se vere atiadk of illness, which left hist penni less. write# for « position on the Danbury News as a humorist’ — wvrwc Americans at Tieana are jubilant over tbe complete snoeess ot oar reapers and mowers at tbe recent trial on Danube plain. Both England sod France backed oat when it camo to the competitive trial. A ritualistic journal is of tbe opinion that young ^clergy men ot the Episcopal church show “a widely prevailing, unwise, imprudent and both peraonally for tbe church a moat in- j urious, all-absorbing passion for matrimony." Once a careless man went to the cellar and stack the candle in what be thoogbt was a keg of black sand. He gat near it, drinking wine until the candle burned low; nearer ana nearer Hgot to the black sand; nearer and nearer until at laat tbe blaze reached the black sand, and—as it was nothing but black nnd, nothing happened. Foreigners to be Protected in their Persons and Property. WaSHIKUTON, August 6, 1873. The Navy Department received a telegram to-day from Captain Wells, commander of the Shenandoah, dated Cadtz, August 5th, in which be says that Cadiz ia in pstaSMiaixaf the government fames. The In- •urgent* nw rendered with oat fighting. The city is trsnquiL He says nothing shoot liis conduct in that city. For this and other reasons the department does not credit the recent telegraphic statement of the fourth that he ordered the Spanish Insurgent-frigate, VeHa Demad- red, to abstain from hostilities, and that the vessel remained at anchor neder the guna of the Shenandoah. Jtou*, August 6,1873. . The German government has instructed its repre sentatives iu Spain to co-operate with tbe English and French representatives for the protection of foreign ers and their property, even if force has to be em ployed. Madhiq, August C. 1873. The Germans have captured two Insurgent frigates in the harbor of Malaga. Tbs Insurgents at Cadiz have surrendere J to the Katlonal troops. General Pavia, at the head of the Republican forces, entered the city yesterday. Honor Romm has bean appointed President ai the Junta of Cadhs till tt*drri*l of the a«t hart ties. A powder magazine in Valencia exploded, yester day, killing many Insurgent* and wounding a still greater number. Madrid, August 6,1873. A bill has been introduced in the Cortes providing for the establishment of a penal colony, on one of Ute Lndrone islands. A . Tbe Government is concentrating a large force of in Madrid, for the purpose of disarming lata minister to France, has, through Admiral Topez. tendered his services to the present Government. German Consul at Aimer ia claims $50,000 damages for injnry to his rtsidence during the bombardment of the city by the insurgent men-of-war. The government troops have ro-occupied Lucca, which has been In the hands of the insurgents since the declaration of independence of Murcia. The in surgents have gained possession of Oribnrba, and now threaten Aicante, which ia thirty-two miles distant. A deputation has left Salamanca for Madrid to nego tiate a compromise with Mm government. Since the opening of the bombardment two hun dred shells h&vs been thrown into Valencis, and the troops have advanced six hundred yards, the In surgents making a most obstinate resistance. The insurgent fleet landed s detachment st Matriel, on the coast of Grenada. AH the Government funds were seized, ltd t emftrftmtthn of eight thousand dollars levied. P 0 L I T I C A L . VIRGINIA C0NSIRVATIV£ CONVENTION. MACON DEPARTMENT. LARGE ATTENDANCE. OHIO DEMOCRATIC COH- VENTION. Every County Represented. “Tbe Old Guard Dies, Bnt Never Surrenders.” ENGLAND. Highly Important Political News—The Con servative Return to Power Foreshadowed- - Gladstone to Retire. N*.v Yobk, August C, 1873. A London special says that the election at Green wich to All the vacant seat in the House of Commons resulted ia a conservative triumph. This ia the first instance sines 1862 of s conservative candidate being elected for that borough. Tbe rasatt,wMsb was not altogether unexpected, caused great depression in Liberal ranks in well in formed circles. It is accepted as virtually deciding tbe political campaign. It is almost certain the Con servatives will return to power after the approaching general election with a fair working majority. It is already stated on good authority that Gladstone will not seek re-election at the bands of his Greenwich constituents, and tbst he contemplate* retiring finally from Parliamentary life. The Qaeen’s Speech—Minister Motley Para lyzed. London, August C, 1873. The Queen'* speech proroguing Parliament thanked them for their provision for the Duke of Edinburgh. It states that the beat relations exist with all foreign powers—that the Zanzibar mission to suppress the slave trade has been successful—tbe commercial Telar tione between Franca and England have brought a sat isfactory inane, and the provisions of the Treaty of Washington are being carried out. John Lathrop Motley has lost the use of his left side by paralysis. Tbe election to fill the vacant seat in the House of Commons from Dundee, return James Yearn an, Lib eral. A similar election was cast in Staffordshire* to day. The result is not yet known. Emigration from Russia to ths United States is in creasing. Four hundred Russians sailed to-day in one steamer. Tbe movement threatens to depopulste some districts in Russia. GLIMPSES OF GOTHAM. Richmond Vi., August 6. 1873. Tbe Conservative State Convention met to-day at noon, at the theatre, tbe interior ot which, especially the stage, was decorated with flags of various nations, also State and national colors. The orchestra chain and parqoette wen filled with delegates, nearly four hundred in number. The remainder of the building was crowded with spectators. The stags was occu pied by a large number of prominent personages, representatives of the pnss from the city and other points in the State and out. The Convention was called to order by Hon. R. T. Daniels, chairman of tbe State Committee, on whose motion M. G. Harmon of Augusta couaty was chosen temporary chairman. A committee consisting of two from each Congressional district was appointed on cre dentials. During the absence of the committee, Hoa. Robert Ould was called upon and addressed the Convention in welcome, and in review of Hughes’ speech at Lynch burg. and repudiating that platform. Other speeches were made by Hon. A. M. Keeley, Mayor of Richmond, aud ex-Lieutenaut Governor Robert L. Montague, sod others. A recets was taken till four o’clock, st which hour the Committee on Credentials reported. Several hours wore consumed in discussing and amending the report. The question of appointing a Commit ee nent Organization gave rise to a debate as to tbe manner of formation of the committee, contending for each congressional delegation to have the privilege of selecting three of their own number to represent them in the committee and others for the whole committee, to be appointed by the chairman. The debate was conducted amid great coufosion, bat flusl’y iho la ter mode prevailed, and Ike chair ap pointed three from each district aa the delegation with Hon. RobL Ould as chairman. The Committee thus formed then retired- A very deddad spirit of antagonism was displayed In the va rious debates by the friends of Governor J. B. Kern per and Colonel Robert E. Withers, the two prominent candidates for nomination for Governor. A recei was taken till 8 o’clock. Columbus. Ohio, August G. 1*71 Tbe State Democratic Convention assembled at the Opera House this morning, all iho counties being represented, some of them by very large delegations. Hunt, of Hamilton, was chosen temporary Chairman, and made an earnest speech, predicting an aetive con test during ths Filming campaign, and ths future great ness of the Democratic party. He wanted the cry to goto*. Out “the old guard Oee, hot never B. W. 8MITH, CITY EDITOR. MACON, GA , WEDNESDAY, AUG. C, 1873. ALMA MATER! Resignation of Dr. Lipscomb. Erie Law Saita—Wife Murder—Kate Stod dard—Tbe Hunter’s Point Fire. New York, August 6# 1873. A series ef law suits are about commencing against the Erie Railroad. One ia a formal demand for the adjudication of the Erie as bankrupt, for reftaeal to pay interest ou certain bonds. The friends of the Erie cbaiacterize the project as a stock-jobbing n centre. James Kelly fatally stabbed hit wife to-day. The health of Kate Stoddard, the alleged murderess of Goodrich, la failing rapidlv. The lose by the Hunter a Point fire was two hun dred thou Hand dollars. The remains of Capt. Meycre. who lost his life by throwing a-lighted match on ter- deck of tho oil ves sel at Hunter** Point, has been found. Two persons are yet missing. Arrested on tho Charge of Murder. New Yobk, August C, 1*73. Charles Coburn alias Big Post has been arrested on tbe charge of killing an unknown man on laat Monday night. Coburn is a boatman, and confessed the crime to ths captain of the boat, but now denies It. Latex —The body of the murdered man has been identified aa that of Andrew Garvin, who was fireman on toe steamer Providence. I hat key, the murderer, is under close surveillance. Seme of his friends lately having furnished him bot. tl a of brandy, after drinking which, be behaved out rageously, assaulting, not only bis keepers, bnt his own conn eL He is to be burg on the 15th Inst, ■ Investigations into the tax list of the city, which liars been going on for sometime, show such scmndklous frauds on the people that the aldermen’* committee refuse to sign the Hat till It la revised. A msn named Fuller, of Providence, Is suspected to be implicated iu Rib Ul^gjte of Andrew Oorgan, not Gervln, on FoBef we# last heard from yesterday in Newport. Lowie 24*aell.'fteU known as Tie inventor ot locomo tive and other machinery, died here yevterdsy. He wbs a brother of the late Governor Biaacll, of Illinois. Private dispatches from Liverpool stmts that tbe capts<n and officers of ths wreeftrd steamship City of Washington have been dismissed from the employ of tbe company, for tbeiv not casting lbs toad during the voyage. Ten emigrant switwflor* war* arrested tc-day. Policeman Gamble, who was terribly beaten by a gang of unknown rough* on Eighth avenue, Monday, is not expected to live. Arthur Chambers lamten a aha Heine to-day to fight any one in England or America, of one hundred and twenty pound* weight, Jwo hundred dollars a TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. Hugh ttetetoo, a prominent business man of Betti mote. Is dead, aged 79. . Two Chinamen duelled In Lincoln county. Ark sums. One was vdbadnl ^ddhe other amsted. At tbs Buffalo races, Me chert u Gift won the first rose—time Kettle won ths second-time* Ths schooner Jacob lived, with the Keystone Club of Philadelphia, arrived st Pert Msnsoe this morning. They win visit Yorktowu and Cables to-morrow, and return by Cap* May. After the appointment ct committees, tbe Convention took a recess for dinner. - ILL®*#** f*W L: W ' Railroad Accident—Mortuary. Chicago, August 6,1873. , An accident occurred at Cushing ton on the Quincy road. A passenger train ran Into a cattle train. Tbe engineer and two cattle men killed—the passengers were unhurt. There were 323 deaths in tbe past week, incloding OC, cholera infantum; 11, cholera morbus; 26, diar rhoea. MASSACHUSETTS. Labor Reform Convention. Lowell, August 6, 1873. The Labor Reform State Convention, tbe object of which ia to secure the ten hour system, was attended by thirty delegates. They disavow politics as between the two great parties, and tender congratulations aud best wisbas to the efforts of the Isnuers West for the beeper transportation of their produce from the prairies to tbe tide-water. GERMANY. Movements of the Crown Prince, Berlin, August 6. 1873 The Crown Priues, Frederick William of Germany, t >{siting King Oaaar of Sweden. THE WEATHEE. to*. JulJ e. 1873. Frobsblillie.—For tbe Northwest end Upper Like rcflon, end thence to tbe Lower Miaeoori sad Lowtr Okto Teller, southwest to northwest winds, clouilr westher end occasional light rain, witb. low barometer rising to-morrow. Tor tbe Lower takes, end thence to Eastern Kentucky and Wast Virginia, felling bar- otnatar, southwest winds, ineraaalng cloudiness and tonal rains. For the Oalf States, lower barometer, northeast to eonthwest winds, partly cloudy weather and occasional wan weather Thursday. For tbe South Atlantic, nrtkrtat to southwest winds, faring barometer, partly cloudy weather, occasional rain and rising tsmpantara. For the Kiddle Atlantic, eoath winds, tailing barometer, warm and partly cloudy weather, followed by rain ia ths wasttrn portion. For Sew England, felling barometer, eontheaet winds, rising temperature, followed by occasional rain Thursday nigbt. AUSTRIA. Tbe Fatrnt Bights Congress. Vienna. August C, 1873. The International Patent Sights Congress ia In ses sion here. One of its first acta was lo recommend tbe protection of intentions, and that it should be guar, axjieed by the laws of all ciTlllxed eonntrlci. ITALY. Hums, August S, 1873, Tbe statement by tbe Minister of Finance shows a great linataaa in the number of reseda engaged ia commerce between Italy end the United State.. The doty on raw material la officially abrogated. Mflteul- tle. hare arisen in the execution of the law far the reorgaaisstien of the army. WASHINGTON ITEMS. OsrOAcc. The Brauch Office of the Herald is an Cherry street, over Helfrich’g confectionery store. Farties desiring to Bubucribe for or advertise in tho Herald, will always find some one in tho office to uttend to their wants. tllie County Court. In thr County Court yesterday, tbe Brown robbery case came up, but was continued until to morrow. This is a case of burglary in the night. The men were refused bond, and are now 1 uDguiahing in jr>i'. An adultery case of some interest was next dispo&ed of, tbe parties being fonnd *‘cot guilty.” A Miscegenation Case. A beastly double esse of mlscegonatiou will shortly come before the County Court. A white mau is charged with marrying a negro woman and a negro with marrying a white womau. The parties have been living together, as men and wives. They belong to the k>weat classes, as might be supposed. Mayor's 'Joart. The monotony of the Mayor’s Court wasbroktu yes terday morning by several cases of more than ordinary interest. Robert Williams, a gay and festive youth, charged dth being drunk and with resisting s police officer, as condemned to thirty days’ bard labor on a diet of bread and water. Robert Foster got ou a apree, became tlruuk, waa locked up, and for hi* UtUc frolic was ordored by Ills Honor to deposit five dollars and costa iu the city treasury. Lee Washington, in spite of his illuitiious cogno men, got tight and was also fined fiva dollars aud costa. The case of Gus Roberts was a more serious one. Gut was charged with larceny, and was remanded to prison to await a warrant. Two gay larks, who had engaged iu the diversion of brickbatting a bawdy bouse. His Honor, after hear ing the case patlentlv, fonnd them guilty, adminis tered s severe lecture to both, and wound up by fining twenty-five dollars, aud tbe ether ten dollars. This was in many respects a rich esse, and one that gave evidence of an opening f>r good missionary work. A Hew Motive Power. A young man of this city (Macon), has invented a uew motive power which he claim* ia more i>owerful than steam, and that it will answer more purposes than steam. He will have a wot king model on exhibi tion in a few days. A Five-Foot Snalu-. On yesterday a snake, five feet long, got into a home on New street and created quite a consternation among the women folks. It ran under the beds and other furniture, followed by the ladies, who dashed scalding water and soothing syrup bottles st It, but all to feet. Finally they called in a mau, who dispatched tbe reptile in thafire-placo. Where it came from, is a mystery. Colored Volunteers —.An Accident. Tbe‘•Forrest City Light Infantry,” a company ot colored volunteers from Savannah, arrived in tbe city last nigbt. and were received as tbe guests of 4 ■ Lincoln Guards.” Jeff Long made them s speech of welcome, after which they proceeded to make acquaintance with their celored brethren of this city. To-night the armory of the Lincoln Gcards was crowded to reple tion by the colored people, aud everything was pass ing off agreeably, when a tad accident occurred. 1 he ateps leading up to the armory broke down with the weight of the large crowd of persons upon it. One colored boy had bis arm broken, aud auotlier lhB leg, while several others were badly bruised aud scrap bed. Serious Cutting Affray. John Giles was badly cut in the groin about supper time last night, by a white man named John W. Haley, Whom be formerly hired. Giles was foftnerly a con ductor ou the Southwestern Railroad. IIU wounds are said tube very serious, aud it is feared that be will not turvive them. The police are ou the lookout for Haley. The ltain mn«l cite Central Koutl. It rained incessantly all d >y yesterday. Tbe engineer on tho Central Railroad reports that if the rain ou Tuesday night had continued a few hours longer half of tbe road would have been washed away. As it was, the rain cat up tbe road pretty badly, and made it rough riding for tbe traju*. The Ocuiulgce river is swollen but little, (he rsius being local only, and not sufficiently exteuded to materially affect it. Bold Robbery in a Store. At forenoon yesterday a big, burly negro entered the store of ex-Sheriff Doyle, near the City Magazine, and after looking around for awhile stated to Mr. Doyle that he was waiting for some one. He then leaned down ou tbe couutec and pretended to be wait ing, the proprietor of the store watching him all the time. Suddenly, by a dexterous movement, he open ed the money drawer, grasped several bills, aud start ed oat of the premises cn a run. Doyle was so taken aback by the boldness of the proceeding that be did not start in pursuit of the thief until bis capture was out of the question. Local Brevities. Yesterday was the dullest day of the summer. Forty-four marriage licenses were issued by tho Or dinary of Bibb county during July, of which thirty- two were for colored persons anxious to enter into the holy state of matrimony. Ten thousand postal cards have been sold st the postoffice in three days. • Mr. Flanders, of the Georgia Fiour Mills, left Macon i Tuesday night, for a trip to Tennessee. Motel Arrivals. Tbe following were the principal arrivals at the Macon hotels on yesterday: brown’s hotel. W A Henson, Roswell, Gs; W A Uornaduy, Miss McKenley, Forsyth; T Sumner, W N* Ashman, East man; H P Amphry, Ga; E Johnson, BF McGinty, L Fliahman, Mrs Murray, Georgia; W W Booth, Eu- faula, Ala; W L Dunnrrd, Mrs F M Dunnsrd, Miss Davis, Miss Cooper, Miss Uoltzc!aw, Houston county; Mrs Wellington, Savannah;Mrs Coxer, I'crry; HB Morgan, Atlanta; J T Glover, Twiggs co., E J Ethridge, Americas; W P Swift, Columbus; J W Kirkland, R M Nealey, Albany; T M Acton, Atlanta; T Coleman, Cuthbert; T D Morse, Wilmington. N C; D H Houser, Fort Valley; D W Blackman, New Or.’eans; J Henly Smith, Atlanta. RATIONAL HOIEL. M H Ward, Brunswick; A T Candler, Geneva, Ga; J C Mound, Juniper, Ga; A E Rayland, Columbus; A P Mound and wife, Ga; W W Aabburn, Eastman, Ga; J A Woodhull, Thompson; Frank Barnett, Augusta; John B Lee, Augusta; J Burrency, Currency; AE Dugfls, Augusta; J C Hill, Augusta, Georgia; J Shaw, Ga; J ELeutb. Ga; J T Land, Bullard’s Bu tton; W F Ballard, Ballarda Station; L Fleming, Ga; J A Rowland, Enfaula; Mrs Smith, Ala;W H Toy. Ga; W M Toy, Ga; 0 0 Anderson, Ga; J D Marshal Ga; E WMiller, Bnenavista; Win Orvel, Middleton; L D McMillan, McVilL LANIER HOUSE. J O’Neal. Deumajk; W O Bacon, C B Wright, J J Griffin, Ga: W L Solomon, Twiggs county; A T Mc Intyre, ThoinasvUle; 8 P Trapp, Louisville, Ky; J H Bivins, J L Woodward, J M Bateman, Butler, Louis, Hotsdamer, Philadelphia. Ta; W M Kelly, Talbot ion; JRBTervy, Savannah. Special Telegram to the Herald Fuu took tbe riophomoie yiizo for dccUimi- tioo. Chancellor Lipscomb's icsiguaiiou in con ditional, and will in no evcnl take effect an* til next year. Tbe Yankee troops have been removed from Jackson county, where they were sta tioned just after the killing of Holliday, through tho efforts of Solicitor General Speer. Hafkd. THE CORING “MIDDY.’ WHO WILL HE BE? Special Notices. BS-1T NEVER FAILS; ITS OPERATION IS QUICK aud sure. Dr. J. Bradfleld’s Female Regulator—It baa been used for over twenty years with unbounded success by many of the most distinguished Physicians of the South. It is a legitimate prescript ion, and poe- seesos tho three fold power of giving tone to the ner vous centres, improving the blood, and directly stlmu- 1 sting tho womb by eupplylng the wants of nature. It gives health to the frame, aud liappinesa to the heart. augG YOUNG WOMAN, IF YOU ABE SUFFERING from continued headache, pains in tbe back and lower stomach, palpitation of the heart, difficulty of breath ing, constipation of the bowel*, losa of appetite, aud the thousand and one evils resulting from a suppression or irregularitie* of the ••monthly sickness,” buy a bottle of this medicine. It in “Woman’s Best Friend.” Tako it according to direction*, and the bloom of health will soon be upon your cheek. For sale by all druggists. ang6 GEORGIA -Fulton County. T O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-NOTICE is hereby given that my wife, lira. Eliza W. Law, has my couseut to become a public and free trader. augC-wlm H. D. LAW. Dr. JESSE BORING II Office with letter k Thomson, Kimball House. Residence, northwest corner of Houston aud ivy street*. j> 24-1 in k.. or r*. Still continues at the Store of A. S. TALLEY, on Mitchell Street, four doors above Whitehall, for those UNAPPROACHABLE BARGAINS in DRY GOODS, <f c., which he will continue to offer the citizens of At lanta and vicinity until the 25th of the present month. The Stock is varied and extensive, marked down to figures Actually Below the Cost of manufacture, and consigned to me for immediate and positive sale. Call and he convinced of what I say. A. S. TALLEY. LAN D’S ~ I* A HO RAT ORY, Atlanta, Ga. {FeUbhsbed SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO ATLANTA DAILY HERALD* Griffin, Ga., August G, 1873. llev. Dr. Wills, Itev. C. W. Thomas, and Major W. F. Hlaton, the committee on the ap pointment for a cadetship for the Naval Acad emy from the Atlanta District, ba^e been in session all day. There are several applica tions. The decision is reserved till to-mor row. II. B. Logan. FRANCE. Thitio Fears Nothing f»om Bourbon and Or leans Fusion. Paris, August G, 1873. A didpalob from Vicuna Bays that tbe C( uut d«* Cbambord received the Count de Paris to-day. Thiers assures bis Republican friends that they need have no fears of the fusion of the Bourbons and tho Orlcanists. It can be defeated. French troops entered Nancy to-day, and were re ceived with wild enthusiasm. The Compts Do Cbambord and Dc Paris. Paris, August G, 1873. A dispatch from Vienna stys that the interview yes terday between Count Dj Cbambord and Count De Paris was of tbe most cordial nature, aud that the po litical situation in France was not alluded to during their conversation. THE CHOLEKA. Its Progress iu Indiana aud Illinois. Aurora, Ixd., Augnat G. 1873 Several deaths have occurred here from cholera, and aix new cases are reported. Carmi, III., August 6, 1873. Two diatbs here from cholera, ami six new coses re pot tod. Air. W. W. Story’s statuo of “Jerusalem is her Desolation,” for tho Philadelphia Acade my of Fine Arts, has been forwarded from the sculptor’s studio in Borne, and is now on exhibition at tbo galleries of the Messrs. Hol loway, in Bedford street, Strand, London. oning, at 8 o'clock, sharp, as important lmsinesi will be b» f »rc the Lodge. M. M. BELLKSIARK), C. C augG-tf WM. O HUL.SK, K. of P. A } A Physician and Surgeon A rare opening is offered to a man of good professional abilities and experience, who tau purchase $G.000 of city property. Address •• MEDICINE,” augG-Suniw At Herald Office. nng3-2t LIME IN MARKET. We nil it cheap at wholesale a id retail. . WILSON. Agent FOR SIXTY DAYS, 1STew -A.dvertisern.en.ts- OEORCIA STATE LOTTERY. COMBINATION CLASS 3t6. Atlanta, August o, lBW. The following arc tbe numbers which were this day drawn Irom the 78 numbers placed in the wheel, and 3 drawn iu the order in which 70—19—3 -Gl—75-64-lo-fi -43—34—52 - 2 HOWARD k CO.. Managers. Toccoa Falls Excursion. ^^BRANGEMENTS have been made with Hotels and Hackmen for roduced rates for the excursionists ang7- A. B. CULBERSON. Fresh, Lucious, Juicy BARTLETT PEARS. BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Ok N 33 W Y O IL K. , OFFICE BOOM NO. 5 GRANT BUILDING, urrui 1XH FATKONS ABSOLUTE SECURITY, and every possible advantage through life consistent therewith. The citizens of Georgia are respectfully invited to examiue the plan* of the BROOKLYN before injuring elsewhere. BOARD OF BKFIbUKVCE FOR ATLANT \ Capt. J. R. WALLACE, President; WHOLESALE DEALERS, ATLANTA. J DESIRE to obtaiu a situation a* Clerk iu s Whoh sale House. Am now traveling agent for a Houae iu tho City, and have been nearly two year*, but want to change. I am personally acquainted with most of the Merchant* who trade to Atlanta. Would like to change by September 1ft. Address STlg6-3t-0,10A16. “ BUSINESS,” Atlanta FULTON COUNTV Postponed Sheriff 's Sale. W ILL be sold before the Court House door iu the city of Atlanta, Fulton county, Georgia, ou the iirst Tuesday in September next, within tbe legal hours of Bale, the following property, to-wit: The undivided half interest in a brick-yard, situated near the Krirs old Brewery, in the city of Atlanta, Fultion county, Georgia, containing one acre, more or less. Levied on a* tin property of Anthony Light A Co., by virtue of and to xatisfy a ti fa issued from the Justices’ Court of the 460th District. G. M.. in favor of J B Langford vs. Anthony Light & Co., as garnish- oes. Levy made by Frank L. Little, L C, and return ed to me. A. M. PERKERSON, ang5»tdfl Sheriff. 1873. FALL TRADE. 1873. M. N. ROGERS & CO., MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS CF Mens’, Youths' and Boys’ CLOTHING 446 BltOADWAY, AEW YORK. ensuing Fall . and attractive stock of CLOTHING, specially adapted to the wants of the Southern people. Sparing no fx- pensc to Bccure the best talent, we invite an examina tion of our stock. Our goods arc manufactured exclu sively for the SOUTHERN STATES. Southern Merchants are mors certain to find with us a stylo of garment, and a line of sizes adapted to their wants than is possible iu a stock of Clothing manufac tured for a Northern or Western market. Orders solicited, to which we give special attention. Mr. W. T. liurgo, late Marshall k Burge, Charleston, connected with u. # , and represents Georgia, tramples of our Goods scut ou application. aufiG-dtf Seaieci Proposals livered at the different School House*, will l>« received until the 18th insi. D. MAYER. ;iug5-tf Chm’n. Supplies Pub. School*. THE “ VICTOR” South for the Victor Sewing Machine. j no •• Victor” will sell on its merits, mod require no ••puffing.” For term*, address __aug5-tf R. J. WILES, Atlanta. Ga. A RARE CHANCE. West End Property for Rent or for Sale flTURMlNUS of Street Railroad and opposite the West End Mineral Spring. Good neighborhood. A hve acre lot, a young Peach Orchard thereon, and a fine young Vineyard; beautifully terraced, with ele gant Flowor Garden; three commodious brick base ment rooms, ami floe, largo dwelling rooms. House new, with ClorHs and other conveniences. Fine water on the preiubes. Apply to WALLACE k FOWLER. aag5-lw Iteal Estate Agents. Toccoa .hkI Tallulah Falls. »l Minrr- psrpfeos- |ili hi r*. Mmi I-4, Iron Ores, Mug«, !#*■*•• • Coals, l*i|g anil liar Iron, Steel, i Ores of Ool«l, Copper. Lead, Zinc, lickrl, ManfiRiim, Alloys, Brasses, Coal Oils, Paints, AVincs. B«er. JH Ilia. Cm lew II. Psi- in«, cte. Lit! of charge P. O. Box 205. jy‘/7 tf i^l gratis. Ad iress W. J. LAND, CheUii*t. Atlanta. Gs. Appointments -Virginia Politician# Dull on th« Praaidout. WrtauiwTu,. An#. A. U7S. Tbe PrMbkot hu .ppototo# wm, fort, cl.lltu, u ucond lieutenant. In lb. regular irmj, and aMlgn.d a number of CMI.U to 4nt*. i rroarxcm 8. H. Smitbor., Beoel,.r of Pnblto Notch!- tochef, Lm O. T.Palto*, Po.tm.-ter, WvrentoD, V. Col. Ifugbea, Oongrertmon Print infi Col. Sartor, of Virginia, oUnl on th. President, who g.r, tbuu u- ■anm of aopport In Mm etartng |onnm#* In tlu, fit, to. ThoriteSrrint m.Iguto tb# pooUl tre.tr «llb J«- p»o. Po.trft., filter, coot, uok w.y, SEVKJAN NEWH. 0il Tbe Gbolero- A K#b«l Chief Shot-Tli# Elea- The eketoen to regfeg In Cktope. > '* Th# Ooreroment *»Ui* hrtrtir lath* Oongreeetooel eleetton#- MACON NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Situation Wanted. 4 co: r as 1 Book-keeper or TrsveUng Agent Kitaenivi acquaintance tn Midi’’ * “ “ Address j^^SSsMssiss—> KING’S CURE —-TOS— Chicken Cholera. THOCNABD8 OF DOLLAH8 MAY BE ANNUALLY SAVED BY THE US* OF THIS SIMPLY AND CHEAP REMEDY-ONE BOTTLE WORTH FIFTY CENTS. MAKES TWO GALLONS OF MEDICINE. IT 1H CERTAIN AND PROMPT. USED TWICE A WEEK IT WILL FEKVKNT THE DISEASE. Prepared by Da. WILLIAM KlNO. Athens, Ga. For a*lo St wholesale liy HALLKYT, tiEAVKU A BURBANK. New York. C. 8. NEWTON, Atlanta, Ga. BARRETT, L-ND k Co. Augusta. Ga. . - * lit A W. Vo »OYT k Co., Rome. Gs UIBECTOBS. Howard Van Erri A. B. When*. D. G. Wiley, J. R. Harris. Active solicitors wanted in Atlanta, aud iu every unity in Georgia. B. W WttJKNN, F. M RICHARD! W. A. Bomar, Ex-Cadets, Room of tbe Kimball Honxe on Friday, the Sib inst., at 8 o’clock, r. u. A full attendance is deoired. E. HOWELL, Chm’n. Com. H# Acnm, Bec’y. mbMI T. R. RIPLEY. Mitchell Street, WILL SELL Orook-ory, And Everything in Store, TO THE BET AIL TRADE. AT WHOLESALE PRICES ! Everybody who wants sny pood* iu hit line nhou’d come soon. I shall «*ll bargains—no mistake. julyl8-dlmo W. H. FARSINB. I. WARNER ALLS PARKINS &. /.LLEN. ^reinfects .md $uj)rrintfndents. > Will furnish Plans and Specification* for CHURCHES. BANKS. STORE BUILDINGS, GULLETT’S LIGHT DRAFT AND DWELLINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. OFFICE. Comer of Pryor and Decatur 8uwu, op posite the Kimball Houae. decS-dAwly. GEORGIA STATE GRANGE. V SPECIAL MEETING of tbe GEORGIA STATE GRANGE will convene at Athens, 13th August uexL The Central, Western A Atlantic, Selma, Route A Dalton, Macon .A Brunswick and Georgia Railroad* win pan* delegate* to and from for one fare. Masters of all local Grouges iu the Htate are urgent>y requested to attend, as business demands it. Papers throughout the State, if friendly copy once and forward bill to M. -Tone*, Treasurer. V ; dosta. Gw jy2fi-lw _ E. TAYLOR, Bec’y. FOR SALE. ISAAC’ T. HEARD & CO., COTTON FACTORS. AUCUSTA, - - - CIEORCIA. i CouiuiiwoH uu lotion, $1.00 i’rr Hair. AGENTS F O It COTTON GIN! other Gin made in the United States. Tbi WbitMfl Fliirins Kills. we can with safety assure tec planter that it i in our market at prkes ranging from one-quarter to three-quarter* of s rent per pound above tome grade of seed cotton from any other Gin, vxceptiag tbe Steel Brush. FIRST PREMIUMS were awarded this Gin at the following named State Fairs: UisMAim-Jackaos, 1871 and 1872. Georgia—Augusta. 1872: Savannah. 1873. Texas—Houston, 1873; Texas State Fair, 1873. Louisiana--New Orleans, 1673. culaxs, or evil at our office and t v- An Excursidn Train will leave THE UNION PASSENGER DEPOT ON Friday, Sth inst., al 7s 15 o'clock A. M., and arrive at Toccoa st 12:60 p. w. Returning, k-ave Toocoa at 6::M) o'clock r. m., arrive iu Atlanta at 9 .30 p. m. This will givo all ample time to visit the Falls and return the same day. Arrangements have been made for parties desiring to remain over aud visit other points ol interest to re turn next day on regular passenger train. This is pro bably tho LAST CHANCE that will be given st as low rates, and affords an opportunity for all to see the sub lime Water Falls of Georgia. The beat of order will be preserved on the cars. No body allowed to rido ou tho platform. Fare for Uouml Trip, to return either day. only $2. Tickets will be for rale at the train. SPECIAL CAR FOR LADIES. Any further iulormatteu can bo ha l ou application A. IL CULBERSON. South Carolina Railroad. L’HAltLtbTVV, JllUu 29, 1S73. O N AND AFTER hUNDAY, THE 2Uni INSTANT, the following Fchedule will be run ou tho South CsroliLa Railroad: BETWEEN CHARLESTON AND AlUl STA DAY l’ASHENGKE TRAIN. 1:00 1:W i\ f- to a. : 1:10 r. Leavo Charleston Arrives at Angusla leaves Auguata Arrives at Ubarleatou N 101(1' KKPREf'S TRAIN. 8:10 P. M- 7:16 A. U. r.if P. M. 6:36 A. M. leaves pharloaton.. Arrives at Augusts. Leaves Augusta Arrives st Obsrleatoi Between Augusta uni Columbia. DAY rASHEN(JED TRAIN. Leaves Augusts Arrivaa st Columbia... L?*ve* Columbia Arrives st Augusta 5.20 A. M 1.46 v. u m 1:60 p. m NIGHT KiriiES* TRAIN. leaves Augu.la " <U16 1*. M Arrives at Colombia «:15 a. u Leaves Columbia 7:16 l*. M Arrives st August* 7:16 a. m Day and nigbt trains out 11 Atlanta connect closely with this Road at Augusta for Ohsrteston and Ooluan- b *Daily Train out ot Macou makes close coftat clion with Night Train. Night Train out of Augusts makes dose connection st Columbia with Greenville and Columbia Railroad. Passengers for points on ths Greenville aud Columbia Railroad will avoid a tedious delay st night in Colum bia, by taking this rente. Elegant new Bleeping Oars ou night trslus between Augusta and Charleston. 8. B. PICKENS, sugl dtf General Ticket Agent, to aug5-3t NATIONAL HOTEL (Formeri j Tibbs fictiir,) Ua ItOJi, GoorpiA, R. P. O’NKlf.L * JNO. BARCLAY. Proprietors. fnMtf CLINT TAYLOR ig tn hie frl le bas just Buggies aud Hnik*. IIU SpitnUKl FANCY PitAUONS, TOP AND NO TOP 8UB6KS, CLOSED AND OPEN CARRIAGES, XSxtcusiou Blotto*. id is determined to keep as good and fine turnouts »y man in Atlanta. Ad'Orders for Wtdding Portico, Picture Parties aud Funerals promptly at:cmW to with good team* and careful driver*. j) A' Stable on Weal Alabama street, opposite Adair k Bros. *ug6-lw. LUCY COM! INSTITUTE, ATHENS, CA. Mrs. A, E. WRIGHT, Principal. TERMS RES YEAR: Primary Department ... V .v r „.l)o 00 Academic Department, LaUuincluded. 40 80 Collegiate Department, •• ** ' .i... 1 .., . go 00 BoiMper numtb h». )o 00 For forth** information apply to tb* Principal or to JOHN H. NEWTON, _ _ . Pres’t, Board oi Trustees. Lam vu Conn. buc‘y. 9Sr Maeon Telegraph k Messenger please copy tn P*ixtt for tour weeks. Jy8l-SunAWed4w mHH IS A 81-LBSMP PIECK OK l KOltltTY, i i zsiEE- tocc " 5 iu * he wte< “ * ,cuo "’i »•« tx facilities .or j the oost of the Mill. m*w1»-dA-wi*n HAULING AND SHIPPING GRAIN and its manufacture, not enjoyed by other Mills. It has a fine reputation, and is now iu complete order, and doing a good business. Parties who desire to invest in Georgia could not find a better opportunity than it h*-re presented, as they will by this purchase immediately step into a fully organized and profitable business. The property will be s >kl ou very reasonable teims. For particulars apply to W. C. TILTON .k CO.. augl*dlm Dalton, Ga. Turnip Seed for the Million, At E. VAN GOlDTNNOVEN’fij. Clover ami all kinds of Cirass Seed, E. VAN GOIDTSNOYEN’S. TURNIP vSEEDS, GENUINE. __ fieveu Top, Globe. Aberdeen, Hanover. Amber Globe, kc.. •ent by^nail. One-quarter of a pound for 25c, one- half pound for 50c, one pound lor a f I to, flv# pound* for f3 60; 10c per ounce. MARK W. JOHNSON, Cor. Alabama aud Forsythe streets. O. ItX No.'.It. julyl6dawlm Canary Seed, Morkiii); llird E. VAN GOlDToNOYEK’S. [Obd, E. VAN GuIDTeNOVEN’rf. Save your Fowls, Voultry audCsiized Birds, and buy the •• Bird Invigorator,” L. VAN GC1DTSSOVEN’i Mock in); At, Bird Caffo E. VAN GOlDIgNOt LN’i i H<> id Bedding Tb* uioat complete *tock . Plant* in the South, at K. VAN GOIDTSNOYEN’S. Seed Store, Room No. 4 Capitol BoUdUur, Marietta 8t. Green House and Nursery ground. Whitehall street, a few step* below tbe new Triuily Church. augl-lw NEW FLOUR. rt ARE NOW RECEIVING FROM THE CEL- CHOICE NEW FLOUR Patapsco Female Institute. Near Baltimore, Md., _ for 36 years, and eujovs a national reputation. With tbe number of pnptls limited to ninety, It ba» representatives from two-thirds of the State*' princi pally South and Southwest. It* location ia pre-emi- uently healthful, is central, and earilr reached by rail road from Baltimore and Washington City. For Circulars address MRS. li. H. ARCHER, T. 0. Elliott City. Md. WM. A.. S'^'BIWAH.T, MAKCKACTrREIv Iron RaUiii)-, Vcraml.hs, Chairs, Sctttos, JAIL WORK, Etc., CORNER MARKET AND ASH STREETS, NASHVILLE. TENN. juuell-d3m WANTED. Super ixtra, Family. Extra-Family. and Fancy, all the lateat styles of Bocu and Shoe*. None but the best need app'y. Address jyJSbJw W. J. MALONE. LoGrange, Ga STRAY COW. Aud will till orders at lowest rate*. STEPHENS * FLYNN. jy24 lm Forsyth at.. Attar ta. Ga. DAVID McBRIDE, SUCCESSOR TO McBRIDE & SMITH, MANUFACTURER OF _ laced, no horned COW: also, her calf, which ap pear* to be between two aud three months old. Any one owninc «uch a cow can pet her by cslliup at M. M. WILSoVd. ou Jei«kens street, paying for ad vertisemeut and proviug btr. jeiyH tl CARD. J EFF DAVIS HOUSE, near the cotLcr ot Depot *•-. Market street*. Ncwnau, Ga. r house, new turniture ) the Propr •« tor. who I friend*. julyM-dl verythlng nt-w ex,-ept vkl and new L. P. THOMAS. Proprieto Fine Carriages THE ATLANTA SELECT SCHOOL, O ' Mitchell SL, between Whitehall and 8road. PHAETONS, ROCKAWAYS AND BUGGIES. Repairing Promptly and Neatly Executed. mus FAIL TERM of Ihirf School w»U b pin .mi X Monday, the 2J.1* «»» Auguai. 1873. Good U y# deairrel. Term* reasonable. Address J. A. RICHARDSON. A. M.. Priu. oupO-lm P- O. Bos 601. STAR CANDLES! ATLANTA SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Corner Mitcteil and Foreylh b tree Is, By Prof. J. H. LOGAN, A.M. UVLLL .XislOM OMU. MUMDAV, Au#u,t UU. wl r oontlntti, t»«nty week,, tlortnc J«in»tT ut. 1871. ItetM ot Tuition per Month II. Md tl, Moord- >• entde. JyS7-dt-f PROCTER S GAMBLE'S Light of Day” Brand STAR CANDLES T Atlflntn, Macon k U O XJ 8 T A aiVIO-tf GROOKUR. Boarding House. >'KW Lrtlea and OMUeui.-n cm #.t ,u#d bortd at Me, E. K. kueu'i. D.j b.,uJ %t w per room l-ard r, uoaabte. Rona, formerly oceu- ptml by Mra. CofeaaM, 9. >; Whitehall »trort, Jy»lu» A « wc«; re