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Newspaper Page TextFalling from the Clouds- MU'. rotEY’s FATAL EXPERIMENT WITH i FIRE BALLOON — Ti!E TERRIBLE END OT AN AGCICULTUEAL FAIR IN WArELLO, IOWA—A WARNING TO CARE LESS AERONAUTS. -iundcnco of the Xtw Yoifc Sun. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. College of American Medicine & Surgery, AT MACON, GA., T THIRTEENrn ANNUAL SESSION, commencing Fieri t Monday m X>»v«uber, 1873, and toatiuu- ' ing four months tocreattrr. Fn-cxilty s \i ateulo, Iowa, Hept. ‘2G.—The managers oiibeAgiicaltur.il Fair uow being held at r* :hk» place extensively adveriised an extract- oos attraction in two balloon ascensions by Tof. J. II. Coley, the original date of tin* fin-t being the 24tli. The Professor was a piact - cal aeronaut, living at Aledo, 111., i but spending the summer months each! year in making ascensions at West-1 :rn Htate and county lairs. On tbo appoint- ^ d day a heavy rain enforced a postponement >ut yesterday was bright and clear, and ar rangements lor the event proceeded under the eyes of a vast attendance. The balloon used was not filled with gas. bat was a large AIcnolner, consisting of a bag for holding hot iiir, to which was attached by ropes a light F< ivapt .2. These balloons arc regarded by aeronauts r.s oxlrcuciy dangerous, because of their aptitude f »r catching lire or lnakinj ;>o rapid descents when the air in *■<*3 cools too suddenly. None bu] reckless! aerators use them. A wind sprang i up in the afternoon, and threatened to ueces- j .-mate another adjournment, but at four o’clock t had so nearly subsided that, unwilling to ; disappoint Lhe spectators. Holey prepared to 1 make the ascension. The folds of the bal-! toon were distended over a biisk fire, and as ; the air in it became rarified it began to tag i at the ropes which held it to the ground. I 1‘hen these ropes were tied to the trapeze, And fill Wi9 ready at twenty minutes to five. ! C B (iAT.UNTINE. M. D . of Cleveland. Ohio, ofeasor ol Oubtetr.c* and l>ise-»' s of Women and e h.ldren. JOS. ADOLPHUS. M. 1).. of St. Louis, Mo., ofeator of surgery ana Diseases of the Eje r.nd Ear. *• If. C. FRENCH, M. D , of Chicago. Ill The Chair of Theory and Practice. J. i'. COXE, M. i>, Macon, Os., l'rol. 8«or of Physiology and Patbolrgy. W. C. JONES, M. D. of Macon, Ga , Professor* f «’h-mlt-try. Pnarmacy aud Botany. J. A. 11KOWN, M. 1».. Iorii&iia puli*. In t.. Professor of Materia Mt-clica ai d Ti cremitics. ASillNGiON DESSAU, A M B. L., of Macon, Ga., Attorney at Law, ProfeKso** ot Mtdical J imeprndeueo. A. L CLINKSCALES. M. D..of Macon, Ga., Professor of Anatomy. IE F. LE-.TEM, M. D , of Reidevi’iic, (.a.. Demonstrator of Anttorny. T. J. RAlxE Janitor. New Advertisements. M.R.N.YJ OORE’S RURAL NEW YORK R. tho Great Illustra- | ‘ ’ RicuLTunAi, and Fam- [ kckly, i»* thoStaml- [ urel Authority upon Practical Subjects and a Hiuh- ' TonedLi’erary Journal. Only $2.r» »nyear-lc>«atocluba. Great Premiums or Cash Commis-ions to Ag»nt«. Thirteen XumU’rs (Oct. to Jan ) On Trial, lor Only Fifty C.'ent* ! Premium Lists, Are., 6tut free to al! Trial Subscribers. \.l.lrKHS I). I>. I’. MOORE. !Vnr Vork t i‘v. | NEW BOOK lilf* i'lt 'ni'r H i 1.1« . l;y Du ll..:, March, I>. IJ., mltlior of “Sight Scenes 111 the lie hl.,“ rh i “Our l a'hci'a Ilnn.o,” or which i,early 100.000 copies of each were sold. Send tor Circular. ZIEGLER Jl’CUKDY, 518 Arcli strict, ruilad.)i>hia, WANTED. ,rirerb’ Sons during tho Fall bs ;o do business in their own ■«. Business respectable, easy iculars, address 8. 8. bCitAN- F 1 o o fs» : For a full course ol L-cturcs, including all chairs, payable in advance.. Matriculation Ticket (fir*t tarn) 5 00 j Graduat on Fee 25 00 ; Tho D.ao will be elected on the assembling of the j the ! Faculty. All communications should be addressed to A. L CLINK SCALES, M. D.. Macon, Ga.. who will tak- pleasure in answering inquiry. J. T. COX. M. D., President Board Trustees. A. L. CLINKSCALES, Mecrttai y Board Trustees. BOp30-dwedA.auntiS^AW. 100 end Winter a:i.j adjoining to’.v and pays wi ll. Fo TON \ ro . Hartfi Agents antocl. SEND FOB CATALOGUE. DOMESTIC SEWING IVUCH NE CO.. NEW YORK- CRAYS CELEBRATED ANTI-FRiCTlOH COlTON PRESS ...7. *ioo oo | Tljc BALTIMORE CARD8. Armstrong, farter & Co., UCroniKBS AM) MAN L* If AC XL' UK H.S RIBBONS, MILLINERY, 8TKAW GOODS, WHITE GOOD*, LINEN, LACE, EMBROIDERY, HANDKERCHIEFS, and LADIES* NECKTIES, 237 and 239 Baltimore St.. BALTIMORE, MI). BIT* Orders solicited. «ep!7 Cm IRON WAREHOUSE OF TUB OU3TAVUS OBKE JOHN K. OliKll. G. OBER & SONS, Manufacturers and Proprietors of ho chea««Rt, simplest a «d moat pccfocr. Cott >n Sert-w i M ■> tv « r» Genmns Piosplio-Pernviaii (lino, THE BEST PAPER. TRY IT!! Tho *rcirnflIfic American Is the cheapest and bent illustrated we kiy pap»-r published. Every t Animonlalcd Siipor-PIiospliales Special Tobacco Compound, Crcund Plaster, &c., &c., &c, —AND— COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Scofield Rolling Mill Co., ATLANTA, GEORGIA, UNTO. 28 PBAOHTBBE ST. BAR IRON of all kinds, Warranted equal to any made, wholesale and retail, at 4Jg. rates. Cal! and exaniino the stock and get a Price List. I aux31*d&wtf JOHN A. DOANE, OFFERS TO THE PUBLIC an ELEGANT and FI LL ASSORTMENT of CAPS HATS, Mens’ FURS. cud Roy’s—Wool, l*ur and Silk ^ ci’iii.uuD from 10 to'l.lorigmal engravings of i | J A ME01CAL G0LLbGC a maciliuery. Novel Inventions, Bridges, Engineering Oflice,C8 South Street, BALTIMORE, Maryland. Fac ial Misses—ft UMBRELLAS. Cotto i, Scotch Glugh: ra, Alapaci and Silk. the first cf March, follow FACULTY A. W. GRIUG3, M. D.. BolcyerafPfd lj>f h»t of lhe Inyes*. ! Em , ritu8 Prj ,. ;e80r of r rlnc ipie, and 1'r.ctlc. THE ElI.LOON* CN FIEF.. tho last guy was ent, and he was carried up like a rocket. He sat coolly on his frail perch, bowing in response to the plaudits ot the 1 • rowd, until those plindits suddenly changed to cries of consternation. The balloon was on fire. It had caught from the flame used to . <utiite it, And the insh upward through the \ <iir had the effect of a tremendous draft, send ing Iho jets of lire down the ropes which held She trapeze. Thr doomed man instantly saw his peril, bat could do nothing. Hot air bal loons arc not furnished with valves, or with ay apparatus for regulating their flight. Pner ri.;o until the air within them cools, and then drop more or less rap- jl illy, the speed depending upon the state of ( tho oatside atmosphere. Bolev was not more ' : ban three bundrert feet from the cronnd whoa the flames were discovered, and the breeze was carrying him to the northeast. The neat of the flames st omed to send the balloon higher with increasing rapidity, until an al titude of not less than twelve hundred feet was reached. To avoid falling while per forming his usual gymnastic teats on the tra- ! peze, he had attached a strap from his belt to 1 the bar. Upon first discovering bis terrible niy. plight he had apparently tried to disengage iciue. JOHN T. BANKS, II. D.. ruicntus Professor of OOftti-trica. W. H. GOODWIN. M. I>.. Professor of General and Medical Cbemistry. WM. ABRAM. LOVE, M. D-, Professor of Physiology. JNO. TH\D. JOHNSON. M. D-, Professor of General and Descriptive Anatomy. J. G. WESTMORELAND, M. P. t Professor of Matena Medica and Therapeutics. J. P. LOGAN, M. I)., Professor of Clinical Medicine. ROBT. BATTKY, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics. A« W. CALHOUN, M. D-, Professor of Diseases ot tho Eye and Ear. W. F. WESTMORELAND, M. D.. Professor of Principles aud Practice of Surgery. J, B. BAIRD, M. D., Lecturer ou Minor Surgery. v. n. Profesoo G. W’. HOLMES, M. I>., rrofe. s aor of Principles and Practice of Medicine. N. D’ALViGNY. M. D., Prosector to Professor ol Surgery, and Curator. i Works, Architect*)re. Improved Farm Implements, i and every new discovery iu Chemistry. A year’s num- ] bers contain 852 pages and several hundred engravings. balers." PATENTS obtained on tho best terms, Models of new inventions aud sketches examined, and advice free. All pitents are published in the Scientific Ametucan the week they issue. Send for pamphlet, 110 pages, containing laws and full direc tions for obtaining Patents Address for the paper or concerning Patents, MUSS A: CO., 37 Park Row, N. Y. Branch Ofllce, corner F aud 1th Bts.. Washington. D O. tory, Locust Point. CANES to suit ANY List* t&T Wheat growers wonld do well to purchase these j My stock rang* superior Guanos, used v« ry largely in wheat growing ' sections. I have used these Manures for tho last live years and unhesitatingly recommend the s in prices as follows: HATS AND CAPS. Filk, from $3 STEAM ENGINES BOILERS AND MACHINERY. Stationary and Portable steam engines and boilers, Gray’s Anti-Friction Cotton Press, circular. Gang and Mu lay Saw Mills; Portable and Stationary Flouring Mills, Sugar Cane Mills cud Sugar Pan*. Narrow Gauge Locomotives and Dummy Engines for street roads, and mining purposes, new and second-hand Iron and Wood Working Machinery of every description. Send for circular. WASHINGTON IRON WORKS. ISO Yesey street, New York. DI |> LVl 111/ HINGE FUSE BURNER lull r J nr/M IHj bUS CHIMNEYS, made by PH ME & AT WOOD, produce# the largest light , | Can be used on any coal o:l lamp. For saie by all ■ lamp dealers. VXJ i b "VT MKN ’ aud Bo - YM waut - ▼ V " ed to sell our French and American Jewelry, B^oks, Games, etc., in their own j loc. •— 11. A. ALSTON. GOLDSBORCUGH, FORSTER & CO., Distillers and Wholesale Dealers in Fine Standard Whiskies and Imnorted Lianors. No. G f 2 South Guy Street, Baltimore. t ISAAC W. WALKER, of Virginia, Salesman. \ ang2G-f*m LADIES' Chemise, Drawers, Skirts k Nightgowns, j Walking Suits, Infants’Outfits AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, E. N. SPENCER, No. CO Lexington St., j aug20-6m BALTIMORE. ; Wc from $1 20 to $5 «». »l, from 50c. to |l 60. i, from 50c. to 13 CO. IMimKI.LA*. Cotton, from 60c. to $2 00. •* | Ranging all thi TH.TJNIES. CASES, • rom 23 cents to $20 ( I have now under order and on tho way bore a pplendid assortment of TRUNKS, Ac.—expected daily. All of which aro offen d for rule cheap, and on reasonable terms. JAMES’ LOAN CERTIFICATES oj certilied checkb taken at par value, for all goods bought or money due Respectfully, JOHN A. OOANE, oct 3-tf No. 6 Whitehall street. charleston cards. MARSH ILL. W. H. SNOWDEN. E. W. MARSHALL & GO., Wholesale Dialers mubsett Irom this, intending probably to drop ; required: to the ground: bnt, before he had got him-' self loose from the strap, the balloon had x lIM , roached such a height that a fall would have ; Graduation The following fees fur the ReguU Matriculation (paid once omy) J 5 00 Tickets for tbe Full Course 50 (O Practical Anatomy (required once only) 10 00 ■ I 1 25 CO >oen more cerutin death than to cling to the ! Good board and lodging can be hvl near the Collcgi httHcon. P : either sex may fa»*-iuite and gnin the love and Course will bo ' snections of any person they choose, instantly. This | simple mental acquirement all can possess, free by mail for 25 cents; together with a Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies. A queer book. 100.00J sold. Address T. WILLIAM * CO. Publishers, Philadelphia. BEST AND ULDE8T"' 7aMILY "jlLUU JXK at 00 to |5 00 per week. Any furtner information will be furnished promptly . by addressing J. G. WESTMORELAND. Atlanta, Sept. 1, 1873. Doan of Faculty. Bep9-tf A TAEL OF TWELVE HUNDRED FELT. Meantime the balloon was being rapidly eoDSumed. One of the ropj- from which Uie| tnyw w;is suspended Lurnecl off, but I3oley T - — .7 7^ -.till held on. Then the other gave way and . iiltflpSCO rOlllillO IllStltlltC. he fell. He straggled impotently at first in I :.is frightful descent, but kept a nearly erect jositiou. Then he turned on his side, but a >iece ot the burning canvass still hanging to ! :he piece of rope and presenting a sort ot re- ' sistance to the atmosphere, he was straight- j ned up again as ho clnug to it. Although SANFORD’S Liver R EAD’S GRAND DlUUKSS COLOGNE, READ’S GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE, READ'S GRAND DUCnEfeS COLOGNE, lo iu Baltimore, and so!d by all dealers, South cetest pci fume in America. And aug26-lm Foreip and Domestic Dry [tooils ROME ADVERTISEMENTS. JOHN J. SHAY. WILLIS WALKEB. Invigorator ! A purely Vegetable CaHiai tic and Tonic, for Dyspep sia. Constipation, Debility, Sick Headache. Billicui Attacks, and all derangements of livor, Stomach am Bowtle. Asjc your druggists for it. Bcizareof imita- SEAY & WALKER, H.OME, G iV . AND NOTIONS, No. J»:J MiTtiiig CtoarUnlon, S. C., T^EG lo call the attantion of tho trade to their ex tensive 6tock, consiating of full lines of Dry Goods and Notion*, which is now oren for the inspection of solicited from prompt parties. MANUFACTURERS OF tho trade. Order, •ep6-2m i Geo. W. Williams, William Birnik, I JOS. K. ROBBATSOK, Condensed Railroad Time Table, Giving the arrival and departure of all Trains, rected by R- D. Milan, Central Ticket Agent, No. Kimball House: WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. Departs 8:30, A. M., Cincinnati Fxprcss; C, p. m., Kea- nesaw Liho. Arrive 1:20 r. m , Cincinnati Exprcs?, Kcnneeaw Line. GEORGIA RAILROAD. Depart 8:15 a. M.,and 6p. r.; Stono Mountain Accom modation, 5 r. M. Arrive 5:13 f. m., and 11:15 p. at.: Stone Mountain Accommodation, 8 a. xx. MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD. Depi -t 1 a. M., Mail Train, and 1:50 P. U.; Arrive 6:50 a. m., Mail Train, aud 6:40 r. m. WEST POINT RAILROAD. Depart 11:30 P. M.; arrive5:40 A. M. ATLAM.. AND RICHMOND AIR-LINE RAILROAD. Depart 6:48 a. a.; arrive 7 r. m. Jas. Bxiidoe, Jn., Roux. 8. Cathcakt Flask E. Tavlou, ATLANTA PAPER MILLS. T Wit Near Baltimore, Md., 1HIS INSTITUTE HAS BEEN IN* OPERATION for 36 yeais, and enjoy* a national reputation, th the number of pupils limited t j ninety, it has Ithcr sex, young or old, make: for ns in their spare moments, oi am thing else, Particular* free. SON & CO., Portland, Maine. Ageuta wanttd ! All working people, of noro money at work all the time, than at Address G. 8TIN- CO. GAS AND STEAM FITTING, fttruok more than ft half a mile away I representatives from two-thirds of the States, princ , ,, ... • . , , . ^ J ; paily South aud Southwest. Hi location is pre-em rom tue starting place the spectators, ! - breathlessly silent, distinctly heard road tho thud ns his body struck the ground. A stampede to tue spot ensued, * hie h was joined in by the aeronaut’s wife, who had been a horrified witness of the ascen sion and its end. The body was found driven to the knees in the ground, having j ►•track squarely on the feet, then falling fo:- urard on its face. The leg bones w ere broken ! iff and driven into the body, and scarcely a none of any kind remr*iocd ualractured. The : oody was like a mass of jelly, so terrible had ; fjeen the concussion. Scveinl men who j reached the spot immediately after the fall, having followed the cour.se of the balloon on 1 horseback, say that no signs of life were then • Colic, visible. Mm. Coley started for Lome this morniu with the body. i- paily ■ntly healthful, is central, and earily reached by ruil- IUlt:more aud Washington City. For Circulars address MRS. R. H. ARCHER, P. O. Elliott City. Md. COTTON! ’! COPPER STILLS, PLUMBING GEO. W. WILLIAMS | WHOLESALE GROCERS. j Cotton Factors and 3ankers, HAYNE ST.. CHARLES 1R.S. C. WILLIAMS, BiRfilE & CO. Commission Merchants, I 65 Beaver Street, New Vork. ) EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FO" Rom! Hollow Wirt iM Stovi Manufacturing Company. JAMES ORMOND, Prorrie'er, c of tbe quality ot News POST ROYAL RAILROAD ir SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE XiaG-raxxsc. G-a. m*113 INSTITUTION, with a Nina First 1 TAKE PLEtSURE Ttf ANNOUNCING 70 MY friends and tbe public generally, that I am now ready to recaive COTTON ON STORAGE. All Kinds of j 03. at my Agricultural Building, eo cer Alabama and For- Teachers, will resume ex^rciees tue last TVednes- j pyth street!*, and would thank my lriends, both Mer- ! chants and Planters, to favor me with a portion of ! j their |>atrocago. 1 I solicit consignments of cotton for sale here or for j j shipment to my correspondents at Savannah, Charles- i ton. New York and Liverpool, upon which I will make J Brass ami Im Gastiiip day in August. Four premiums for excel cuce in Music and Fainting weie awarded Pupils of this Cstalougc-B. ad WADE to order. & I at tbe la-d State Fair. 1 dress T F. COX. President. The Northern Pacific. New York Sun, October 2. Having beard that the construction of the 1 UIT2VE R SIT1T OF GEORGIA. DANNUAL _ X will coran October 1st, 1S73, and c LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES OK LIBERAL TERMS. ! Mj cotton business Is STUICIT.Y COMMISSION j I and no pains will be spared to get tho HIGHEST MARKET VALUE FOR COTTON -itnisted to my management. Fntranc°i to Warehouse ] u. W-rAyth street. MARK W. JOHNSON. I Atlanta, Ga., fcept. 21,1873.—dAwlm Guano Notice to Planters. COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE And Mechanic Arts, a Baa reporter asked Mr. Wilkeson, Secretary of tbe corporation, concerning the truth of the rumor. Mr. Wilkeson said that the build ing of the road had been stopped fur the ? n-Kent, owing to ,ho approach ot th- void , foum] , a upon tb0 UlliM s , atf „ Gr8Dt , j, weather. He atiuetl. ihcre are no con- 1 tegral part of the University, and will bold the same tracts ont6tanding for construction, and there- 1 Term. Every advantage which the country allows, is fore there will be no construction this fall ■ afforded for procuring a liberal education, both in a • . tr : General Course and in Special Departments. Degrees or winter. . : granted both in Arts and Science aud in Law, Engi- Reporter-Do yen intend to go on in the f neering and Medicine—the last through the Georgia -spring? j Medical College at Augusta, now tiuiodied with the ‘ 51r. Wilkeson-We do. , p “ I ' vr * l, y- Ileporter—How are you lo get fund*/ THE LAW SCHOOL Mr. Wilkeson—Why, by selling bonds, ot j remains in session tUroushout tne entire year. I.ibe- course. . ra l provision ia made for the beneficiaries and for stu- Heporter-Whut security Jo you offer your d “^cLS^^SSSolnit full information, >p p, y to •>ondholders f j WM. HENRY WADDELL. Mr. WilkefOD —Our mngoificent land grant ang20-tf tecietary of tbe Faculty. — - • - — ----- Athens, Ga. MARK W. JOHNSON, OF ATL\NTA, GEORGIA, in- X r If.L take Cotton in acconlanco with contract, in mo VV payment of Guano Bonds, at 13 Cents for Miflclling4, up to November 1st, after which date this privilege ceases, ao piease ba in time, and avail yourselves of this rare opportunity to get a good price for vour Cotton. Parties owing less than a bale, will ship the bale and the b-dance will be returned them at the market price. 6ettle here or with my agents, who delivered you guano. I aro uow ready to DELIVER GUANO FOR ANOTHER SEASON. I am now ready to receive, 6tore, ship and buy or pell Cotton for my customers. ocl-dkw2w Last Tax Notice. COTHRAN & JACKSON, BANKERS, HOME Goorgin, Collections and Remittances piomptly attended to. spptLSm GRANGE ADVERTISEMENTS. CHANGE OF OFFICE. OEOUCtlA STATE GRANGE. ColapajscU£, Ga., September 22, 1373. i To Deputies. Secretaries of subordinate Granges and other Correepoudeuts; | On and after October 1st. 1873, until otherwise di- rected, you will rlease address this ofil: at Macon, Georgia, sept24-dtoctl5 E. TAYLO. • Patrons of Husbandry. Georgia 8tate Grange, you are hereby notified aud invited to respect the Atlanta Hebald—your en terprising. fearless and talented colaborer— as our me dium of official communication, until after the session of the Georgia State Grange in the city of Macon, October 29. 1873. •erJ4-dtoc»2J E. TAYLOR, Bec’y. . ADC HR & ihpobtlhs cr HARDWARE, GUTLLRT,GUNS, BAR IROH, STEEL AND AGRICULTU RAL IMPLEMENTS, 130 Merlins Street and 62 East Bay Street, Charleston, S. C. HENRY BISCHOFF & CO WHOLESALE GROCERS AKD DEALERS is Oar olina Ttico, 107 East Bay, Charleston, S. C. may23-3m-eod MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE) * Of Pom Uoyal Railhoad Company. S AracSTA, Ga., June 28. 1873.) N AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 30, TRAINS ON ihis Road will run as follows: DOWN DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. Will leave Augusta at 6:45 a.m. Arrive at Port Itoyal at 2:16 r.M. Arrive at Charleston at 4:45 rv. Arrive at Savannah at 8:30 p.m. UP DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. Will leave Port Royal at 9:45 a m. Leave Charleston at 8:10 a.m Leave Savannah at 9:30 a.m. Arrive at Augusta at 6:38 r.M- DOWN NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Will leave Augusta at 2:10 p.ac Arrive at Pert Royal at 11:86 I |£ Arrive at Charleston at 6A>0 am. Arrive at Savannah at 12:30 p.m. UP NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Will leave Port Royal at 10:S0 p.m. Iieave Charleston at 6.-00 p.m. Leave Savannah at 9:50 p.m. Arrive at Augusta at 8:00 A.M. Passengers leaving Atlanta by tho 6 o’clock r. M. train, make connection at Angn«ta with Down Day Passenger for Port Royal, Savannah, and points Southeast JAS. O. MOORE, Engineer and Superintendoot. Fire & lariiiG Insurance Co., MEMPHIS TENNESSEE, Established in 1865-Capital $300,000. rCIXCM. Du- J. H. LOW. PULLUM & LOW, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUCCISTS, SnccesKoi to Hoard, Craip & Co., n Washingtou, Montanu, and Dakota Terri- j tones, and in Minnesota. Keporter—Your land iu Dakota is coin par- * lively worthless for agriculture. jdr. Wilkeson —There is the valley of the t amea riter* importer—The valley c-f the James riv< r is only about three mile* wide cn an avti ;e, ! while the three miles width of bottom NASHVILLE CARDS. o£fn Zl Li a resolution of Council, passed oc tho 6th inst., I am required to close my books for collecting Tax on the 2uth Instant and turn them ovor to the j Clerk of Council, on the first day of October, whose duty it will be to iR-ne Fi. Fas agnim-t all delinquents immediately thereafter. Take due notice and govern yourselves accordingly. J. H. FRANKLIN, sepO-tf City T. C. A R. Georgia State Granges. -* We auk your attention to our Ijrrge and Com- to bo good enough land, the country, plete Stock of Ff*/«# and Garden Seed*, South Carolina Railroad. colafab^hek, gi.i sept. 2o, 1873. i Capital and Assets, July 1873, ill ad dress B. Z. Dutton, Atlanta, Ga. sep30-tf E. TAYLOR, Rec.’y, C. n. STOCK ELL A CO. 81 Broad SL, and 2 A 4 College St., Nashville, Teo* () WM. A.. STEWA.nT.1 MANUFACTURE!! ’nmls e.iu , i ron |,‘ailing. Vrrandalis, t hair-, Sc(tlc«, JAIL WORK, Etc., N AStlAl’TIB NUN th-- following cch ut Caroln.a Kailioatl: rie..s and treriess as nuy part cf tho Da kota ilesarL There is Very Jittlo timber on :'nu fame-.-, aud what lucre is is merely scrub growth, ucue oi it reaching the dignity ol Missonti cottonwood. Thera is not enough tiu-.lcr on any part cf the stream to keep a settlement iu fool. Mr. Wilkeson -But the the d be irrigated. D •porter—How, by p am ping writer from* uik\tvw ivn a«u kvuivtm i Leave Charleston.. Iheujoantain or Liil htreaai.s are i ^ORNLR MAKKE.T AND ASH blBhETS, j Arrives at Augusta. .KHTfiN, June 29, 1873. i THE 29th INSTANT, till be ruu on the South BETWEEN CHARLESTON ANI) AUGUSTA Georgia State Grange. COLlPAROHEE, GA, Sept. 23. 1873. To Special Deputies : By direction of the Executive Committee <>f tho Georgia Sta’.o Grange, you aro hereby requested to forward to this office all foes for organization of G an- g»*s which have not boon paid in. Those Granges which have quarterly dues to pay, will forward tame to M. Jones, Treasurer, on or before Octote- 20th. aep28-td E. TaYLOR, hoc y. $353,835.94. A PROCLAMATION. GEORGIA: By JAMES M. SMITH, Governor of said State. YV fULUKAS, odi-ial Information has been recciv DAY I'A-SKESGEB TRAIN. the river? dry two-thirds of tho year, and in the hot season, just when you want water l^r irriga- • jnn.ll-iiam iioo. tbe James becomes a brook across which you. cun step, while Elm creek and other streems •mailer than the James are distiu- gnuhed only by ran* grass ah3 water holes. The land might do for stock raising it yon would build sheds and provide hay or corn for your cattle during the winter, which, not withstanding the descriptions of isothermal eagineers, is extremely severe, and frequently i rrnis.er ib. lr fctal, uvea to buffalo. Will any attempt be J mads to ptoenre Government aid V i for th .** t" ,r P c Mr. Wilkeson X have no donbt that to the ! —^ extent to whieh the (iovernmenl is interested ia the construction of the road, by reducing the cost of Indian service and War Depart ment expenditures, it wonld be willing to guarantee interest on the company's bonds, and that amoont wonld pay tbe annual inter est on the sum neccessary to complete the read. He added that the Northern Pacific had sill I four years nuder their charter to finish the railway; that the company bad received NASHVILLE. TENN. COME ONE I COME ALL! AND nEaiSTBR A LL winliiOK to p&iticipatc in our Municipal Elec tions are required to coDie to my office at tbe Ciiy Hall, and where the book* are now open 0:00 a. M. 1:00 P. M. Lravee Augnata 6:20 A. M. Arnvrs at CUarleeton 1:10 r. u. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN. Leavte Charleeton. 8:10 p. M. Arrive* at Anguaia 7 .15 a. m. AugUHta. 6:16 p. M. Arrives at Cbarleetou 6:35 a. m. Hfffwepn Augnsta and Columbia. DAT PASSENGER TRAIN. $50 REWARD! NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN. s STOLEN FROM THE fiDHbCHIfiEK « Yard, on tbe night of tbe 2d instant, an IRON CRAY MULE, .0:13 r. M .0:16 a. M .7:16 p. m .7:16 A- M old, alt teen baud, high, with fresh collar ! *T^.n^ot, I ! leaves Angiuts Arrive* at Oriorabia Leaven Columbia . Arrive# at Augusta Day and night trains out ot Atlanta connect clonely ' with this Road at Angvo* for CharUaum and Colain- | bU. luily Train ont of Macon raabe# eloee connection white spot oil patents for 049,000 acres, and patents were in ^ r ._ ht hind u.. prepoiatioa <or 839,7*4 term more. The^ ’ company iitm Uitu far hold (>2,302 acres for _ ^00.383 r *f wb«fh $140,17” lift# been paid iu j and roTjAneouot tbe tblel and return of the Mule. Aogu*la and CUarlratun. ! acti-4t m. t. Ck*rrLP.Rj;nBY. < eugi air Night Train out of Aagwrta otoae connection lhe right ehonlder. a*.d white I »t Columbia with GretnviUe and OointnbU Railroad. | Paaeengera for points on the Greenville and Columbia { Railroad will avoid a tedious delay at night in Oolum- bU, by taking thU route. Elegant new Hleeplug Osr* on night trains between Theabme reward will b* paid t.w lhe apprebendon Georgia State Grange, OOiArAncuEB, Ga., October 1, 1873. To Masters Organizing Granges: ^TOU hereby informed that our Doputiea have generously dreided to pay to tho Htate Granges One Dollar for each male member ovor eleven, In Addition to the fee of Five Dollars required for tho organization of every Grange, and reqnestod to "go and do like wise/* By order of W. M., T. J. Smith. or14-tUl28th E. TAYLOR, See. Georgia State Grange, GOLAPABCUKB, Ga., Ocioh^T 1, 1873. To Deputies and Masters Organizing Granger: lhe suggestion ol the National Secretary, you are noreby requested to keep gold at home, and remit only National Currency for Dispensations. Instruct the Secretaries of new Grangwa, if their D1 sensations are not received in fifteen dave from tti« time of for warding fees for tho same, to addrom promptly O. IL Kelley, gncretsiy, W»whin* ton, D. C-.and he will sood them, even though funds hare ml*carrlst. Of-tt-111128 h P. TAYLOR, ft* H. GRONAUER, S»*cr»*tary. W.T. LITTLEJOHN, Arts't. Hecretary. j F. S. DAVIS, | R.V.VREDENBURGH Vice Fres’t. . H. BRAZIER, Gen. Agent. DAVIS & CLARK Agent,, :i:i Bruud at., AtUutu, Ga. APPROVED XiWKS TAKEN IN THIS STKONG AND POPULAR COMPANY ALt XlataUIlalaodl Ratoat. w AU low,, ritOMPTLT UMl EtJCITABLY »J- j j tutted. 96 m Messrs. DAVIS k CL\RK are autborir.ed to underwrite on COTTON GINS. •epic-If Administrator’s Bale. GEORGIA, HENRY COUNTY, Sr-mnrnui M. 1672. W ILL be sold before tbs coart house door in Mc Donough, Henry county, Georgia, on The First Tnesday in November, next, one-balf undivided Interest in lot of laud. No. (Ml eighty. In the 10th District of Carrol coumy, Georgia Hold aa the property of W. G. L*:e, deceased, for the beurfit of lie heir* and creditors. sept25w40J 8. J. LEB, Adm’r. January, 1>65, a murder was committed in the county of Pickens, upon tbe body of Loo Frice; and als^ upon the bodj* of nenry Ledford, by Joseph Hendrix aud George Hendrix, and that said JoficpU and Cko Hendrix have fled from Justioe. I have thought proper, therefore, to issue this uoy proclainaLion, hereby offering a reward of Two Hun dred sad Fifty Dollars for the apprehension anddc livery of tho said Joseph Hendrix and the said George Hendrix to the Sheriff of said County end State. And I do moreover charge and require all officers la this State, Civil and Mdttary, to be vigilant in endeavoring to apprehend the said Joseph and George Hendnx, iu order that they may be brought to trial for the offense with which they stand charged. Given under my hand and the great seal of the Stati st the Capitol tn Atlanta, this twenty-ninth day of September. In the year of our Lord Eighteen Han tired and Seventy-three and of the Independence 0l th« United States of America tbe Ninety-eighth. JAMES M. SMITH, Governor. By the Governor: N. C. IUkxcty, Secretary of State. Ort3-3t " |. ]*AUXINS. J. WAJUfEE AJU.VX PARKI NS.& ALLEN. ^tthitfi^s and £upftfnt?ndtnts, Will furntah t un, »nA BpedSoaHon, for CHURCHES. BANKS. STORE BUILDtftBS, AND DWELLINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. OFFICE, Corner of Pryor sad Decatur Sweet*- op posit* the Kimball House. dvo3-J*wlJ.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Atlanta daily herald. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1872-1876, October 07, 1873, Image 7