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THE DAILY HERALD. VOL. II—NO. 55. ATLANTA, GA.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, L873. WHOLE NO- 349 THE ILL-FATED CITIES. A Slight Improvement at Memphis. More Aid for the Sufferers. OUR FINANCES.! THE SOUTH. The Cincinnati Banks Re sume—Bullion—A Bos ton Suspension. The to the Herald. Uturuis, Octobor 14,1873. •ifco latest news indicates a flight check of the yel- hr*fever. The ne* caeca are lees malignant. Hr* York. Octobor 14, 1873. Firo Department or this city has sent $500 to XJHBphi*. <tef*ge Francis Train has returned. St. Josxra, Mo., October 14, 1*73. Tha Hebrew Society of this city sent $500 to Mem. pttfa jresteraay. Orphans Provided for—An Appeal to 53 Citizens— Catholic Orphan Asylum. Memphis, October 14, 1873. Fifty of the recently made orphans hare br-en sent to the Chnrch Home, near Bnnlyn Station, Sbeiby iiOtmty, in charge Of the Bisters of Mercy, but that institution reports its inability to supply them with I . . , ~ „ ■Mieiaumrr j IUnce Convicted—The Elfriioos—Bazames An appeal has been made to the citizens to fnrnish the children with enough cooked provisions for their ' Inner to-day. Tb® Catholic Orphan Asylum reporle that they have room for a number of the orphans, but are udable to feed er clothe them. Another frost i9 reported to-night. From noon yesterday until noon to-Jay there were 47 deaths, 40 ot which were from yellow fever. rwcisSATl, October 14,1873 All the banks resumed currency payments yoaicrttey. No run. New Yobk. October U. 1873. Fifty thousand pounds were received at the assay office to-day. Total receipts since the pauic £737,000 sterling. Baetikobe, October 14. 1873. The journeymen tailo.s are preparing for a strike. Boston Octo> cr 14,1873. Brcger, Hnlbort k Livingstone’s house has suspend ed. It is said to be only temporary. FOREIGN ^AFFAIRS. FRANCE. Trial—Baztine on tLe Stand. Fau>. October 14, 1873. The Council of War before which Banco was gam moned to appear, has declared him guilty and passed the sentence of death in contumacy. Pabis. October 14, 1873. The Journal dc Paris declares that ite recont elec tions demonstrate the necessity for the restoration of the monarchy to prevent impending anarchy. The trial of Marshal Bizaine was resumed at noon to-day. The attendance was larger than on any day since the opening. The President of the court began his examination of the accused by stating he should consider the prisoner’s responsibility commenced with the 12th day of August. He, however, put sev eral questions in regard to events before that date, in reply to questions concerning the disaster of Foibach. Bazuine said he had no knowledge that orders were given to tbc Generals direct. He was present at the council of war hell by the Emperor on the 9 h of Au gust, and it was then resolved that bis armies should be brought to the walls of Metz, and a movement in that direction began on the lith. After reaching the city of Motz,ho received no orders to obtain amuui- lioo. 11a complained of the carelessness of the intelligence service. He didn't receive ' precise information of McMahon's situation Bov. Henry Ward Beecher being called upon said, I j ullta lhe i 3;hi and orders to throw a bridge nave also profound respect for tbo President of ttc j t&rooi the Moselle reached him only the day before. United States, as ho is almost the only man who thinks i jj e denied that he could be held responsible for delay a good deal, andean hold his peace. ! and the subsequent failure to destroy the bridges to Addresses were also made by Rev. Norrayan Hbee- prevent the enemy’s pnreuit. Telegraphic dispatcher, shad of Bombay, and Rev. Matto Prochel, of It-.ly. j werC received showing that Bazaine intended io coun- £ The President has proclaimed tits 27th day of No- ! tcract the fliik move-mr-nt of the Germans, but the vcttber for thanksgiving day. emperor prevented him from carrying out Lis plans. The President received AYoalorchi Bey as the Turk- ; Tbo Marshall in answer to further questions, espe- isb Minister with the usual speeches. 1 c ially concerning the 15 h of August, said that he The Israelites of San Francisco have sent two Ihon- agr eod with the Emperor to inarch to Verdun, but de- WASHINGTON ITEMS. Tom Scott and his Bonds—President Grant and tbe Evangelical Alliance. Washington, October It, 1673. The Star says a private telegram by cable says that Thomas Soolt has succeeded in the negotiation of forty- four Bullion dollars of the first mortgage bonds of the Fez** and Pacific Railroad. The financial arrange ments by which this result was reached were perfected during the height of tbe late panic. The President received delegates of the Evangelical alliance to-day. In response to an addi ess, Rev. I>r. Tiffany said it affords ma very great pleasure to wel come this alliance to the Capital of this great nation, which I feci is the freest cf nations to work out the problem of yonr mission sand dollars in gold lo th® Memphis cufferers. Tbo State Grand Com-uandery of N*w York havo sent fif teen hundred dollars to the Memphis and Shreveport NEW YOKE ITEMS. New Yobk, O etc her U, 1673. TK* Lang Island Bank, Brooklyn, was robbed of a box containing $75,000. Tbo officials on duty wore J. H. Seaback, and Loase Gillespie. Trowbridge k Co., tea dealers, hare failed; William WbHtemore, banker has suspended; William Hogc k Co , bankers, have suspended. CUBA. Havana, October 14, 1873. Advices from Haj tl slate (hat Jacut el and several other ftecoa in Southern HayU were visited by a hur- ricoaeon the £8th ultimo. Many houses were demol ished, roofs blown off, trees torn from their roots and carried a grt at distance. There was considerable loot o{ Ufa and serious damage dona to shipping. Tbe Hurricane did not reach Port An Prince cr Auveayt e. lay was caused by a battle and he was otherwise hin dered. He was not aware that the Emperor intended to depart from Metz. He declared that tbe Emperor left no special orders. It was well understood, however, that in the event of a atrong resistance tbe army was to remain at Metz a few days, and not go beyond Verdun in any case. After the battle on the lC.k, Lebouf and Canrobert agreed with him that it was impossible to advance. Responsible officers informed him that bis supplies were insufficient. He said that he g&ve Canrobert all tbe aid he asked for. At St. Tervate he blamed Lad- mirraclt for not calling up tbe reserves. In justifica tion of his conduct after the 13th of Argost, lie cited orders be had received to be cautions. The accused j betrayed much excite ment at the beginning of his ex- I a min at ion. which was long and searching. ELECTION NEWS. PENNSYLVANIA. | The boops .and other privileges at tbe Eu- | faulo fair grounds have been sold for $720 a day, the lit at day’s rents to be paid down, and tbe others to be paid ©very evening in ad- | vance. I qtiwt Yaitc Viv M‘lil * The t Tnion Female College, Eulaula, has AjflLLni/ if W rfj * T1<I 11 j cunuieuced i a session with an attendance of over uiuety pupils. We le-tru born the Shelby Guido that Gen. Troup Sturdivant has taken charge ot tbo Railroad Hotel at Celora. Georgia. | The Alabama Furnace, Talladega, has been 5 * i turning out twelve tons a day of very superior The Bainbridge Democrat announces the j iron, Iroui the start, death of Judge Isaac E. Brown of Decatur; When the lowdies of Selma want mouoy, county. j they get it by blackmailing Dr. J. Polk She!- Mr. John R. Love, a prominent merchant j by aluts Wicfcliffe. of Hawkin&ville, is dead. j From tbo Marion Commonwealth : Death has been qniro busy in Baiubridge A little boy aged six years, son ul Mr. \Vm. Langstou, living niue miles north ot Mari .n, was smothered to deatu in a pile ot cotton last Monday. Dr. Mosea H. Daniel whose preliminary trial for the killing ot William E. M»*uoy has been going on tor a nurnoer ot days, in Marion, has dually been admitted to hail in the sum ot ten thousand uoliais. The S ima Times s.iys: We understand bus negro, incensed nt another j thl “ ,h « emouni raised lor U.0 MempuU sul- ierers, by Charley Lavender, was $13j 50. fC ’ hlrU ^ He 5. engaged d the good work only . tew during tne past week. The papers announce the death ot Colouel I. E. Bower, H D. Dar den, G. I. Swabaker, and Mrs. Brocket. The rice crops on the Big and Little Ogee- chee have been seriously damaged by the re cent fr.shet. The pay rolls of the Columbus manufacto ries foot up beyond forty thousand dollars per month. A Columbus contraband him with a rock and killed him. Owing to the lack of orders, the Columbus Iron Works have been running on short time since tho panic commenced. A colored pastor ot tho Baptist Church at Cuthbert has been lined forty dollars lor getiing drunk and disturbing a camp meet ing. A new iron furnace Is in process of erection eight miles from Cartersvillc. The Macon and Brunswick Railroad has - , rod need the freights on cotton between Haw- 1 ine the passengers, aud request tho condutor kinsville and Savannah to $1 80 a bale. U util i to leave any Hick person on board at bleven- a few days a >o the freight was 43 cents per ! son. In case of refusal by the conductor to hundred ; comply with the request, hw train will be On the 8 h instant, the commKaily of | stoppcdoms.de tho cny l.inits and not ailowed Spring Hill Church, in Decatur county, aud to Alderman—First \Vs GEORGIA REAL ESTATE East Tennessee. The Chattanooga Times has the following about tho quarantine: Upon consultation, Mayor Wight and City Pbyoican Van Deman, have conducted for tho present to quarantine the trains runniug from Memphis to this city, at Stevenson A medical olticet from this city will board each train at Steveuson, exam- six miles southwest of Faceville, was star tled by the news that Mr. John W. Adkison was killed by a limb falling from a tree. The Dahlonega Signal says: “Captain John A. Parker has made one of tho richest di-coveries of gold on property that he is interested in, in one mile of this place, that has b en made since tho discoveries of the Bulling W. Fields and the J. J. Findley vein. ; Editors Herald: Please sun ounce my name as a I candidate for Alderman. from tbe First Ward, ► object | to the Di-m'-cratic nomination, on tho 25th day o! i October. 1873. teptfW-td _ JOHN li. GOODWIN. j For Alderman. We sre authorized to announce the name of J. C. I McMILLAN as a candidate fo- Alderman from the j 8evo« th Ward, s bject to the Democratic nomination, j oct2—td For Aldvimun. I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-elec tion for Alderman from the First Ward, subject to the Democratic nomination ou tho 23th day of October, 1873. John F. Mobutu. oct2-td. For Alderman Sixth Ward* I hereby announce myself a candidate for Alder man from the Sixth Ward, subject to tho Democratic nomination, to be held ou October 25th. td M E. MAHER. Alderman for Sixth Ward. D. A. McDUFFIE is announced as a candidate for Alderman from the 8ixth Ward, subject to tho Demo cratic nomination to be held on the 25th day of Octo ber. td For Alderman. Wc are autuoriznd to announce Mr. li. C. YOUNG as a candidate for Alderman from the Third Ward, subject to lhe Democratic nomination. ©cl2-td Aldermen—Filth Ward. JOHN H. GOLDSMITH and MOSFS T. SIMMONS j . will be supported by the citizens of the Fifth Ward j JtH.GARLiSliU, Augusta, H L WILcOSi. Ailtnt., for Aldermen for iho year 187*. subject to the Cm«- | ,0 ^P 08 ® °f «»1 ®«M® »«■ th -* JAMES GARDNER, president j of the Georg a Beal Estate and Immigration Company Immigration Company. tborized the fermation of a Company “To f«cil- tut»- the sale of B^al E«.a*«* in Georifii*. and to encour- aifO imtuipfr .tton thereto.” the undersigned propose to ci r ry out the purponcs of (he r-rant by preecntiw? r<> th-f public prizes in tho lormof real estate, both in town or country, to bo dtawn for on tho aeoofid Wednesday in January, 18^4 Parties desiring of selliutt Real Estate are invited t > address the Company, doscnbin# the property and the price they are wiiimK to take thcrefo . The following eitract from tbe law will explain tho plan ana poruose* of tbeC- mpapy: “Auv person desirous to veil or dispose of his, he-.- or their real estate through the eaid Land Agency by Lottery, or othetwia#, shah before doing so fully des cribe some as to the number of a<-re« aud tf r city lot the number of feet, tt« boundaries, character ot tiro improvements and county in which located, so it can be fully identified; shall then place a fai valuation thereon, which valuation shad be certified to by two disinterested citizens of tbe county or neighborhood in wuich the land is located, and «hen these prereqei- sitea aro complied with aud the propeity offered for sale or lottery by the said land agency. The party or parties having tho cotnro of said land and Lnorore- meiits shall bind themselves In a good and sufficient bond to said land sgents, or their successors, to mak^ a va Id title thereto to whoever may be the drawer or purchaser thereo ; but no obligation to m ke title* given to said parties shall be of any force *.r effect for a longer period than six months, uuless the valuation affixed to the property kb all be tendered within the said term of eix months from the date of Biln bond, whenever the said L ino Agents or their successors shall tender to the owner or controller thereof, in curroncj*. tbo valuation agreed upon for said property. l*se Laws, 1866. pag 70, for full act. cohpor.. tea*: to enter. The Chattanooga Times publishes a noti fication that a quarantine uas been established in one coltunu, and in the next, in diuincniug for the lair, they any the epidemic has ceased to frighten the most timid oy mis time. Chattanooga has just experienced a SCOO fire. All property consumed was uninsured. The Chattanooga Commercial says: The jj,„ lrog imu Roane Iron Company, we ate informed, will He Las exhibited to us a haudlul of rich ] l>«y off on Saturday, and commence run-; specimens of gold interspersed with crystal- j ningagain on Monday. ized q«ia»tz, one piece weighing three dwts. ! The Chatt.anooga Times says of the inva- 1 and eighteen grains. A thousand dwts. to j terious baugtng near that city: “Tho cor- tho pan of oro around near the richest por- j roner’s jury tailed to elicit any material tiou of the vein, in our opinion, would be J facts relative to tho hanging of the negro, only small panning.” Murray, Tuesday night. A piominent phy- '11,0 editor of the Gainesville Advetliner | siemn, who saw tho body, says it would oe a denies that ho is a j iek-or all-trades, and I physical impossibility lor a man to destroy intimates that he is hank-no* for r uewspa- j himself by hanging alter tbe novel suspen- per fight with nny man who will deny him. i sion in this ease. Fair week in Macon, tho last of the present month, promises to be an exceedingly lively time for tho cemral city. The annual sessiQn cratic nomination, which will be held on tho 25th inst, OCt5-td For Alderman—Seventh Ward. We are authorized to annouuse that J. N. LANGS TON is a caudidate for Alderman from the Seventh Ward, subject to the Democratic nomination. oct2-td at Augusta, Ga , or Atlanta, < octl5-.fr Aide* ii—Vt tl\ Ward. Citizens Focbih Ward: I respectfully *nno nee myself a candidate for z\l dermau from your Ward, subject to tho D< mo ratio nomination. CUA9. PINCKNEY. MARRIED. TUOBSTuS—NEAL—On tho 1>:U iniUnt, at 10 ' o’clock a m , at tte residence cf the bride’s father, ; Mr. Eugene H. Thornton to Emma, daughter cf Col. John Neal. No Csrds. 1STew ^Advertisements. ot the Grand Lodge of tbo Masonic brother hood comes ofl at that time; tbo Patrons ol Husbandrv will have a mustering of Granges the same week, while thousands will be in at tendance upon flic agricultural exhibition. Is there room for all ? A great many people from this section aro ; going over to the State Pair, which commences j horse-racing." Is that what is the rnattci Rev. David Snllins will dedicate the new church at Hiwassee College, to-morrow*. The Cleveland Fair commences on the 21st inst. A barbecue will be given on tbo last day of the Fair. The editor of the Holston Methodist com plains that he was not in receipt ot a iree ticket to the F.aatern Division Fair, and pro poses this conundrum: We have published some things against “ Library Fair." North Carolina, Stock on hand September 1, 1373 .. Received tc-day Received previously rtt Ofartvoc*. 1’BU.ADKJ.riUA, October 13. j All but one ward -joes Republican. Majority 5,021. Note: Returns are for Sujr*me Court Judge. They ure regarded as a test. Washington county, Democratic majority 09, gain i 41: Philadelphia complete, Gordon, Republican, 54,995. ! Ludlow, 39,298; Centre county, Democratic majority : COO; Altoona, Biair county, 13 gain with a small Demo- , cratic majority; Fulton county 275 Democratic ma- ftAVANSAU, October It, 18:3. j jority; Dauplin county, Republican majority 1.100; Acrivod—Montgomery, C. W. Lord, Sar-agoasa, ( jierks county about 4,000; Lucerne county. Democratic .Vtodward, Xrone. Gee. D. Loud. Chared—Vir-o, ! majority 2.CC0; Bucks, Democratic majority 200; Union S^f^teac. county, R -publican majority probably 800; Alleghany, fffce Dorothy, from WGmio^lon for o'atgew. apoken i lhe returi . 8 indicate Gordon's majority 4,010. Cunibcrland county COO Iiemocratlc majority; Ly coming county 100 Democratic majority. In Warren county the Republican majority for State Treasurer :a 9, tho vote for Supreme Judge being a tie* Lancaster county gives a Democratic majority of 025 In the Third Ward, Democratic gain 125. lu Milton, Northumberland county, Republican majority 10C; Rt* «banta having beeu ordered to diaband by the Grand ' pnblicau gam 18. la Bitavissa, Columbia county. Master of the National Grange on the ground that it j Ludlow, for Judgo, got a majority of 3; Democratic waa not a farmers’ grange, has refused, and threatens | gain 190. In Reading, Berks ounty, tho First Waid •5 carry the matter before the National Grange. j gives a Republican m;«j >rity of 21; Democratic gain Tbe grange® retain their books, and Initiate mem- < 15. *.3n of on th. pM.vordB uid grips of the &r£.'r. j Sorthnnlbertaaa county vote ilya,; York connly 1,000 majority; Bedford coualy county very c!o®e f NEW HAMPSHIKE. j small Democratic majority; Faiton county 277 ma jority; Cumberland county 630 Democratic majority. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Chauxtxok, October 14,187*3. Arrived—Manhattan, Falcon, Mary ftecUaul, Frar Sailed—Georgia. THE GUANQKUS. Upi’d, f»S8 2.712 w ou thii 27ih of this mouth. This county alone will probably send one or two thousand rep resentatives. We hope Macon will bo aide to entertain all of its visitors, and with Mayor j ^ sfiobt snow fell thirteen miles from Wil- Hnff at the head of arrangements, we doubt j miDgt0 " ou x Uf8 d a y evening last, not that guests will fare comfortably, ijcnr- ° , , ,, oia Boys I The Cape Fear agricultural fair to be held From the Savannah Advertiser A Republi-' at Wilmington has been postponed until can ' I December. “■ Near tbo city limits of Raleigh, on Satur day evening, two white mca were assaulted by robbers and robbed of tne proceeds from the sale of two bales of cotten. A railroad meeting was held in Wilson on Wednesday last, and some $1)0.000 was sub scribed to tho Wilson, Greeneville and Tar River Railroad. The editor of the Asheville, North Carolina, Citizen proposes to run a fair on his own hook, and, as a guarantee of his sincerity in the matter, offers cash premiums to the The Washington (Wilke9 conntyl Gazette amonnt 0 f two or three hundred dollars, nhow- says : “On last Wednesday this coinmnuity . |h(lt no , onI} , hlls bo tbo iutjreat ot his was shocked by the most appalling and dis- connt „ a t heart, but that he is a wealthy tressing accident that has ever occurred in eJitor Asheville is quite an enterprising lit- this section. Miss busan Golucke, daughter (k t0WD| thoDgb lts facilities for speedy com- of Mr. Edmund Gulooke, n bcautifnl and , manicallon witll thc outside world arc rather most estimable yonng lady, was burned most i tbere being no railroad within frightfully and latally on the pr.bho iqu.ire. tweat _. fi?e though efforts are being The facts are as iollows : made loget one there. On Wednesday, about noon, Miss bnsan : went into tbc kitchen on her fathers prem- ■ October 15 at By order of tbe President. 5 O’clock. OCtl5-ll Greene County Fair. THE SECOND ANNUAL FAIR! OF THE Greene County Fair Associa tion 1*7ILL be la!J in Greensboro, Ga.. :r . 40:h T T instant to tbe 25tb instant, inclutivc. REV. ALEX- MEANS, L. L. D , Wili deliver an Address on Wednesday, the .2d ’--t.. on “Commercial Manures." HON. A. H. STEP HENS Has pr. misel (D. V.) to deliver an Address I the Fair. MSITORS TO THE FAIR For farther information address tbe Seer Ury Greensboro, Ga. October 14, 1873. jas. r. Sanders, rre«iJ:-ct. ! W. M. WEAVER, Bec’y. cctl5-2: GEORGIA—Fulton County. Obdisaby’s OrrrcE, October 14, 1673 F B pertooidty, and I will pa.^s upon the same, st my ■ uffioe, on Mouday, the 27«h tiny of October, 1873. octl5 d&wlt ‘ DANIEL PI CTMAN, Ordinary. AUCTION. GEORG I A-Fulton County, Oar>iy\BY’8 Uitice, Atlanta, Ga., October 14, 1873. M BH. b. E. IlkLL, wife of E. D Hell, he, tpplied for exemption of personalty and setting apart aud valuation of homestead, aud I will pass upon the same at my office on Mouday the 27th day of October, 1873. at 10 o’clock, a.m. ocilS-ukwlt DANIEL ITTTMAN, Ordinary. o’clock teis morning, October 15,1871: I rate well-broke TONEY 5 *. 6 Good Farming Horses, 1 Good Family Hors?, 3 Ltead of Good Mu es, 1 becond Hand Two-Horso PL ion, with > a' ' 1 Single Hone Fhtrton, with harness- 1 New Four-seat Beach Wagon, 1 Extra Fine Saddle aud Harness Horse, Sale positive. Titles perfect Term* ca®c. FRANK M. QUEE7». Live Slock, Auction and Commission Merchant, ceil 5-11 THE GIIE A.T I. 0. C. T. SUPPER A ENTERTAINMENT. Trouble among tho Boston Grangers. BoiiaA October 14, ltd3. A graiHie composed of grain and commission mer- October 14,1873. The dwelling and stable* of David M. Taggart in •aiteiowD were burned. The work of an incendiary H4a Alxtelia atallion, Ned Harilngs, worth and •evestceo oUier blooded horse* burned. HOVTH CAROLINA. York county about 1,000 Democratic majority; Han* tington county, 600 Republican majority; Crawford county, 903 Republican majority; Clinton county, o 0 Democratic majority; Montgomery county, small Re publican majority. last year Democratic majority 9; Clarion county, Democratic majority H3C: Venango county, Republic*n majority S00. Relief for Mouipkis aud Sineveuoit. Pinsavao, October 1J, 187J. Returns indicate 800 Republican majority for city. Cifi.WiMA,October It, l&TJ. , ^jj e e8 tim»ted majority in A’egheny county is 4,000. fSejmrattOMor* bcuig mode to give * grand concert! Westmorland county 700 democratic majority; Do- tor tbe benefit of tbe yellow fever sufferers of Mem- j mereet county, republican majority l.tKO; Cambria ghs* and Shreveport. | county, estimated democratic majority 700; Clarion Myrtle Lodge Ko. C. Knight* of Pythias, dona'ed a , county democratic majority 000; Crawford county re- oaall «un from their limited mean* teat eight. Immo ; publican majority 830; Black county republican ina- diateif upon receipt of intoUlgeoce of suffering among 1 jorlty about 650. Majority la the State will reach tbdr brethren cf Memphis. J about 30.000, nul Gordon's m*j<>ri!y for 8opr in? ANNOUNCEMENTS. TUB DBIUOl RAT1C TICKET M.yor and Aldtrmvn, for the city cf Atlanta, ises at thenoribweBt corner of tbe square, for the purpose of preparing a cough syrup for j one of tho printers in the G&zetto office who boards ut Mr. Golackes. While standing with her buck to the stove her dress caught. ^ _ fire, and wh^n her attention was called to the • nomination on the 23th iu*» tact, she rushed out of tho building, through , For fi j a y 0r , the yard aud into the square, screaming in john collier agony and terror, whilo the flames rushed ___— up over head and volumes of smoke For Councilman, rolled up into tbe air above l Thursday Night. 23d Instant, WHALE SKELETON! floral hall Corner Decatur and Bell Streets. TICKEr8 OF ADMISSION 50 CENTS. AT AUCTION, In Atlanta, at 10 o’clock, WEDNESDAY, 26TH OF NOVEMBER NEXT. CONQUEST! GEORGIA STATE GRANGE COLAPARCHE, GA. Ot-TOEEB 33, 3 s New C gar & Tobacco Store.! TO PATRONS GENERALLY. .joned The i I IB8T WABD. t«u« on terount of lhe Pi*ri(ul*Uot of cotered *tn-i sight was fearful and those who saw i.rothektoH it cau never forget the agomztDg pioture 14 i'BOIUEKTO. . of tho poor girl standing out in distinct out- kkcovo line ou a groundwork of flame, as whe rushed ; d». J. F. BO/.EMAX. wildly aud frantically throngh thc crowd, tkuid which vapidly flew to her relief. There were ■ owes LTSOH. a considerable number of persons near at j ructmt hand when she entered the square, and every WAltUCK effort was made to save her. Men ran lo her, ! tiers 1 some biking off cotits. striving to smother the ! c w irc^TCPlT. flames, others attempting to tear the burning j sxxm ■ clothes frum her body, but crazed by the pain , T M , AD0H and tbe terror, she tore on through tbe crowd ; M>-TK~T7H till Bhe was caught and thrown on the wde- j M j AUllul . walk some fifty yards from her father’s house, | ’ ’ and the flames smothered by tbo coats of j those around nnd by a bucket of water thrown -fbe mnowtng ticket i. r M pectfuUj ni-j.sttsl for over her by some one in the crowd. Her . u, 0 con.iaer.tlon of tho Democratic rotor, of the citjr clothing by this time was burned almost ] 0{ Atl.nfn, wlthont tegord to prerfooo ajSeietcet: completely off. She was takou up in a most j pitiable condition, burned from bead to foot, j r,r Mmymr. and carried to her home amidst the wails of a. B. 8PBKCER. her afflicted friends. After tho flames were extinguished, she be- JUKOS HASS. W\B1>. JOHN KIELY. ItA&D. V. A. B8ATIE. WABD. JOHN FLYNN. J. A. HAYDEN. DIL J. M. BORING. wahx>. JAMES E. WILLIAMS. CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE Next door to P.cJwin F. x’s, on Whitehall street. l w- wry best brands of Cigars, Tobacco and Suuff, willAlwsys be found there, fy Cboico import«fd Cttgars a sp- ciahy. Conno’seurs iu these articles are resoeclfully requested to call *nd sample their best brands, fku* Tne celebrated Cal- houu brand of ohewing Tob»v co on hand. octl6-Ct BININCER’S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN. Especially designed for ibe use of tbo Medical Pro test ion and the Family, poMceaing those intrinsic medicinal properties which belong to an Old and Pur© Gin. Indispensable to Female*. Good tor Kidney Com plaints. A delicious Tonic. Put up In cases contain- ingonc dozen bottles each, and sold by all druggists, grocers, &o, A. M. Binlnger k Co., established 1778, No. 15 Bearer street, New York. octl.»-<l&wffw Bowling Alley! I WILL OPEN MY j A MASS MEETING OF GRANGES \> ILL ' i bo hold in ihc city of Macon on the .ight of i tho 27th inst. OUR NATIONAL GRANGE Secretory O. H. Kelly lr&s prou-iiOalo be present. The object of the meeting will be to sug gest business for the consideration of THE GEOBGIA STATE GKANUE. which convenes the following night, at same place. Our sisters cordially invited to grace the occasion by tbeir presence. All Fatrocs in good standing invited. Pelegates to the State Grange are Master- and their wives who are Matrons, Fast Mas ters and their wives who are Matrons, ami Proxies representing Masters. octl-VdAwU E. TAYLOR, Sec’y. GEORGIA STATE GRANGE COLA PA11CHE, GA., October 1‘*, 1^7-i. lb GOODWIN. Ttas Marion street Methodist 8 us day Behoof ia rate - j Jud*? 29.090 in? Mbecriptione for the Memphis euffeTfers. (>BIO. | LaYsyette J. Welle, who kilted Petrie, ia Charles. | ko», cone timesffo, baseeceped from lhe peoiteoti»»7. j Ciscissiii, Octotx-i 14,1*7 b [ reward by Ih© Governor. . Coniribuliou boxes for Memphis are st all poUt. It , camo *7 .l. ' nhr nI1A P i (W > BMlgwaHOMOiae Mtotsof tn. Catverrtiy eon.; Is .uppeed that 12.000 wtll be relkctea. 1 All wMd^ucfcr her that friends could do.’ i , | The best medical men in the town did nil in ; w. t>. El.us, ■ UUuru. Mow, comp,ring with the vote of 1S75. : thejr .„ lo fi t . r , but knew from the ; The vote of 41 towwhipe, and Altoo, Voangstowa I firBt t g at he ,. caso Wll3 hopeless. : R. it. VOI KO. bhe was informed of her condition BOWLING ALLEY|to all whom itmay concern. perfectly Belf-possc*8ecl, and 6ccmcd I more calm and ' K»r CeuncUuits nn^T warp. W. If. BBOII?KBTOX. JOHN KKRI.Y. VABU. KE1.LY. THE WEATHER. W.MHIXOTON.OctohSr 14, 1673. Prsbebttmes—TorYfeditesfiay for the Golf Htatea faiUsiff barometer, iacreafcing southwesterly winds and om tbs Ik*mediate cosat cloudy wsrtber, followed pos- aibiy by rate. For tbe South Ailstttk- HUtes falling barometer, soutbeset winds, higher tcmporatr.ro aud mwraaing cloudiuese. For tho Middle and Lsatera fftataa norUwtes winds backing to tenth west, and pot- ■5biy southwest winds, higher Um^eiu*nro end portly woody weMher. For tbe lower lake region south- eaiterty winds with cloudy or portly cloudy weather, , h2td poeelbly followed by rein. The low barometer in I the extreme not th west will mot© eastward into Min ) nssseta scoemysnied by easterly winds end steady cr j tkmtsning wfather on the upper lakee. and Marietta, complete, ehows : 736. OREGON. i Tli btuli- Tiobably gene Democratic. October 1 1, 1873. : lbftpsichi-s from Oregon indicate iho election of Nesmith, Democrat, to Congress. Sas FTtmcvw o, October 14,1673 Nesmith** majority In Oregon ia ona hundred. IOWA. Iowa, n.-tober 14, 1673. - I ITTM AN. — GOLPHIIITH. SIMMONS. D. A. MclH KFIE. MvMlLLIX. mi- Kor Mayor. THld MORNING For a week or *o. Ijoversof this hea.thiul aud invigorating eport are invited to caU g®- Iter and refreshments in front of the Alley. ocUJ-dt n. MUHLENBRIRK. FARM FOR SALE. IF YOU WANT A B000 PLACE EXAMINE Atlanta THIS ONE. niuK VALt-ABU: r.ARM osr£Arnrnt:i: chekk ! JL wtihju four mil,, of AllMt. Md Uti-e mllol.of j AllM , u Wednesday evening and told that death win ! inevitable. She bore tho announcement with a featlcR fortitude seldom w.trussed, ltev. W. IS. Bean, pastor cf the Presbyterian sum . GUttrch iu this place, was summoned to her A j_ rOWI.Elt. bedside, adiainiatered r onscUtioir to her in - vr.vi m ! her L*t moment*. Bhe .poke calmly of death iangston. 1 and stated thut she was not afraid to die. •-— - j Bhe lingered till fivo o’clock yesterday. , colon, l s. B. »P» i Thursday morning, aud passed aw.y qnietlj Mw|( P i t „ p *,«« th.i tk» nemoe jand without pam. , . . ; , Atl»n a will, on Seturii.jr Utc 55tU in,t . now-1 ^kltod^bickcry. .ndwtibin ewi h«lf mile . : 8ho was the only daughter L- 1* ... , y B spKSCMt as tlwAr endidat. for , a r , t rate mere Lieu mtU, eaw tntll, w»t« gin wd. Her sudden and awful death has cast a gloom teste Cotoo.t .. b. tmk front.. nWafnit mtu ud vwlrty worU. Th.tre Undsjotn I over our whole community, and every one : Msjor. ’ ; bmtel Johnson. »q The uplands Me *ood- st.o, ' ,s. Kira- i Mr. ttordcho bsa lived ou U» Pl«e fcr ttts tMt two the osmo of KI1 u ahM Uve on tbo plsco ecu yosr, nnd Is esndldsto tor Aldormsn ln '*• I i nnm b»r one t srmsr. with forco tnongh to work the THE COMMITTEE OS TRESS PROr ositiens to “establish or adopt” an organ for the Georgia State Grange, appointed at the Athens Session, will meet in the city of Ma con, October 2o, to hear proposals for same. oetlu-dAwtr E, TAYLOR, Secy SOSElf a L.E. Richmond Air-Line Railway. DULY PAaMkNGKtL i taininc Two Hundred and Hixty Acres, oao ' acres cleared, fifty seres first class bottom land, the i balance in tbe wood heavily Umbered, plenty of flue 1 --•* ——* hail mile of lh. 1..publican, h.v. crrlod th. Stsle. Th. j ^ lhe de t sympathy lor her .dieted ‘ t0 f.rsng.s carried ocme countit... = parents and Triends in till,, their hour of ; ^. c HASS ACUC SETTS A Ship in Distress. Boston, October 1*, J»*J. Tm bst, KtAhs Bite Act], frosp Wllminrrloo for Port m-yrtoer, . rvfortedbriow io Atstres.. deepest grief. H .. In iMiuvratir Sominstli™. I nUtco. Thcr«l< three sMll«n»tso« th. plsc. Itret- A colossal statue of Nelson, modelled by I r<mr ’ -* — i rst. stsble. and erih. Tht. t. s ,001 pls« ud wtU b. IaOtd rilarnuce Paget, was recently unveiled by i A lo bn win P#r Atdrrsass-Tblrd w . , J* A ? Clarence Paget, and touchingly dedica- ! * * , uUknrUwl „ D ouoc. Mr J. it. kKlXV a ted to all manners, on a rock on tbe Angleata > _ , ,„i„. it. ' xt.ir.t w.rd sub hank ot tbe Menat .traits, and, apart from Us > v There are now cue hundred gra. ge tn .la- . c ..d»ai. for Ald.nas. Iron. lh. Third W.rd. artistic and lerrenrlurv interest. Will serve as a i»»®“. one nuudred and atxlj-ihr. e lodp.s (0 tlMI LXmocret.r ncouinstion. i urtibtic and Irgomlnrv iotere^t, will wrv<» m a { | very wiefal landmark and j<nid«. of Geod Tfmplwm FUCFNP!* torket, if not sold *oont*rustil th* ftf usnth of Xmcmbsr. after which time* other arra&fe- moots will be matte. Term*: Oac-haU cash, bsisuce ia one sad two years. For further informsUoa ad* drew Henry West, at IXcatnr, DeKalb county. Title* jnat sa nood as you want them “ ooll$-6t UUYE. UIUW i.WPH li:4H r J 6:30 rat 7 39 A l 8:24 r sc T'tl a s N.C. B. R. J tnction..... ACCOMMODATION FASSKNOKR. LEAVE. AZBIAK &3tAM 6 48aM Charlott® B. 0. R. U. lunation 4:lts« SUtAM H. M. GREEN, Attorney at Lsaw. Atlanta, Gecrgpa- Othre. JUipubllo Btoeh. inst or posit. Kimbsi: Hons-, will ,iv* osrefni stteotloc to snv baMnor* rntnistrd to bis csre. veil I tt