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THE ATLANTA VOL. II—NO. 64. / HERALD. ATLANTA, GA„ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1873. WHOLE NO. 358 THE PESTILENCE. ] DOMESTIC NEWS. Four Deaths in Bainbridge. Washington news. | Washixc.tok, October 24,16 .’3. It is stated that the Spanish Legation has been raia • j Stampede [Gf tllG Inhabitants* . ed to the rank of an Embassy. Figueras has been ap- I pointed Minister to Washington. I The bnsiness before the United States Supreme . ( losing and BlISIIlPSS Slispoildul Court may be briefly stated as follows: About twelve j | cates, of more or less importance, which were argued at the last term of the court, were held over for de cision at the present term. Among them are two cases [special to herald.] The yellow fever is here, and up to this hour, 5 p. m. , there are some twenty or thirty cases reported. There were four deaths here on Sunday last, one death last night—Mr. W. T. Worne. Mr. Simon Engel, one of our most prominent merchants, died to-day, also a colored man. Tnere are new cases occnrring every hour, and the excitement is intense. The disease has got among the colored popu lation, and will doubtless prove quite fatal. Major Ben. F. Bruton, ex-Senator of this district, is verj low. Dr. Charlton, of Savan nah, 19 here, and he together with local doc tors pronounce the disease, about which there has been some doubts, the yellow fever in all its grades, but all concur in the opinion that it is not yet contagions. The city au thorities are working hard, instituting sanitary measures, and everything is being done that is possible to check the disease. Everybody that can get away is leaving town. Business is on the stand stil*, and the merchants are consideiiog the feasibility of closing altogether. Some cases are getting better, but others are occurring very last. There is almost a stampede to-day. You will hear farther to-morrow. J. Cnt this Out tad Vote It. THE HERALD TICKET. For Mayor, JOHN COLLIER. For Aldermen. FIB ST WARD. J. B. GOODWIN. AaBON HAAS. SECOND WARD. W. D. ELLIS. JOHN KEELY. THIRD WARD. OWEN LYNCH. FIFTH WARD. SIXTH WARD. ! J. SI. BOEING. D. A. McDUFFIE. from Utah., one of which presents the same question that was decided in Clinton et al. vs Engelbrecbt et al, some two years since. Whether it is the j R* C. YOUNG, duty of the United States Attorney j FOURTH ward. for the territory to prosecute in the several counties JOHN FLYNN. J. NVARLICK. all persons accused of offenses, as well as against the laws of the United States as against the laws of the territory. | C. W. HUNNICUTT. J. A. HAYDEN. The court below sustained the District Attorney upon the theory that the courts established in the ter ritory were courts of the United States. If the case is to be decided upon the authority of the case cited • SEVENTH WARD, above, this decision mu9t be overruled, for it was I R. M. FARRAR. J. C. McMILLAN. therein held, the late Chief Justice delivering the ! opinioJ, that these couris were territorial courts of ' NEW YORK, the United States. • j The other Utah case presents the question of juris- ! Western Union Telegraph Company- Lake diction of the Probate courts of tie territory, under j Shore Railroad Bonds—Ma on fact ur- tho tet of Congress organic g the territorial government. Another impor:aut case, held over, comes from the Supreme Court of Iowa nnd presents tho question whether the various State laws, and particularly those of Iowa, forbidding ing Interests of Connecticut. New York, October 24, 1878. President Orton, ot the Western Union Telegraph Company, denies the tumor lately circulated, that the the manufacture and sale of alcoholic l.'quors are not lines of the company were to be leased to a party of in conflict with the provision, of the 11th Amendment, j capitalist,. No proposition ha, been anhmitled. ne and it ia contended in a, much a, each liquors are »leo denies another rumor, that the dimeneions of the recognized as property by the Federal law*, and no new telegraph building will be reduced. StAte can deprive its citizens of the right to hold and The manufacturing interests of Connecticut deal ia it in the manner sought, and that the party whose property has been seized ana destroyed under the law, is entitled to relress by virtue of the amend ment, cited and to immunity poited in an unfortunate condition. From fifteen to twenty thousand employees are idle. It is stated that that the transfer of two aud one ! quarter millions Lake 8borc Railroad bond* to Geo. A case involving the constitutionality of the Enforce- ! B. Grinnell, was entirely regular, but back of this, Vote for Aaron Hals’for Alderman. Every j South Carolina ano argiud last win- \ tbese bond, were n.ed for private .peculation bp some <i:>zeu of Atlanta can depend upon him. Cnt thi>dOut ami Vote It. THE HERALD TICKET. For Mayor, JOHN COLLIER. For Aldermen FIRST WARD. J B. GOODWIN. SECOND WARD. Vi. D. ELLIS. FOREIGN NEWS. FRANCE. Paris, October 24, 1873. The Cabinet Council decides that the state of the country does not require the early meeting of tho As sembly, but the ministry will accept the decision of the permanent committee on this point. ENGLAND. London, October 24, 1873. At s meeting of the creditors of Clews, Habitch & Co.’s firm, it was stated that there was no doubt of the ability of the firm to pay iu full in a short time. The meeting pessed resolutions of liquidation. A commit tee was then appointed by tbe creditors to take care of their interests. IRELAND. Amnesty for Fenian Prisoners. Dublin, October 24, 1873, Picpriations arc b?ing made for colossal demonstra tions in this city on the 23d of next month in favor of an amnesty for Fenian prisoners. Imrnens excursion parties from various parts of Ireland and even from the United States .are expected. It is believed there will be fully s million people in the city. Music will be furnished by five hundred bands. A vole for John Collier ia a vote for reform. Cut this Out and Vote It. THE HERAIdTTICKET. FUR MAYOR, JOHN COLLIER. Fur Aldermen, FIRST WARD. J. B. GOODWIN. AARON HAAS. FUNERAL NOTICE. The friends and acquaintance of Mrs. HATTIE N. STONE are requested to attend her funeral this (Satur day) morning at 10# o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. H. E. Brier, 64 Stonewall street, near Evans Chapel. October 25,1873. DIED. SECOND WARD. RICHARDS—Died of Consumption, on the 23d of Oc tober, 1873, Mrs. MARTELTA G. RICHARDS wife of J. J. Richards. W. D. ELLIS, JOHN KEELY. ANNOUNCEMENTS. THIBD WARD. R. C. YOUNG. OWEN LYNCH. FOURTH WABD. JOHN FLYNN. J. WARLICK. FIFTH WARD. C. W. HUNNICUTT. J. A. HAYDEN. SIXTH WABD. J. M. BORING. D. A. McDUFFIE. SEVENTH WARD. K. M. FARRAR. J. C. McMILLAN. TEN CENT COLUMN. Advertisements of “ Wanted,** For Sale,” “To Rent,” “Lost and Found,* 9 &c., nrlll be inserted in this Column at Ten Cents a line, each insertion. WANTED. No. 15 Mitchell street. For Alderman—First Ward. Editors Herald: Please announce my name as a candidate for Alderman, from tbs First Ward, subject to tbe Democratic nomination, on the 25th day ol October, 1873. sept30-td JOHN B. GOODWIN, j HUT. MadigonT Ga. I WANT to buy a good COW with a voung ;alf; will not pay a fancy price. J. A. ANDERSON selling Book* ever issued. Aj ply to Z. NEB Aldermen—Fifth Ward. The following Ticket is announced, subject to the Democratic nomination, October 25ib: For Mayor. S. B. SPENCER. Aldermen. A. HAAS. J. F. MORRIS. SECOND WARD. W. D. ELLIS. JOHN KEELY. THIRD WARD. R. C. YOUNG. D. A. BEATTIE. FOURTH WARD. JOHN FLYNN. J. C. WATKINS. FIFXH WARD. J. H. GOLDSMITH. M. T. SIMMONS. SIXTH WARD. A. L. FOWLER. DR. J. M. BORING. SEVENTH WABD. J. N. LANGSTON. J. C. Me HILL AN. i 09 p®r month and board and lodging. Must will be supported by the citizens of the Fifth Ward ! ker street, for Aldermen for the year 1874, subject to the Demo- ! crstic nomination, which will be held on the 23th inst. f Y Hickory Nuts. A good price wiU beYaId.'"'Ad- oct5-td ‘ dress or call on H. G-, at Herald Office. For Alderman. We DEMOCRATIC MUNICIPAL TICKET. The. following gentlemen will be supported iu the terbyReverdy Johnson against the constitutionality of the pr< rninent officials connected with the bonds, j of the Act. was also on the docket for decision, but the j were hypothecated by Griunell Jc Co., and the money pardon of the party by the President on account of i used for private specu'aiion by the officers of Like i extenuating circumstances iu the case, h*s necessarily i Shore, and the underpanic was swept away. | concluded tbe case by abatement. Mr. Johueon was j The Sun cays upon the death of Horace Cla k, who I quite anxious that tbe case rliould be decided the lat J appears to have been In the pool, Vanderbilt, who 'term, and was hopeful tf a decision sustaining his po- succeeded, compelled the investigation of these j sition, re’ying somewhat upon its sanction by tbe then [ transactions. Chief Justice. Thi re are othir irregularities by which tbe Union ; A number of cases were also ordered for leargn- Trust Company loses about $3,000,030. raent mostly, and railroad cases resisting tbe exac- j The plan for resumption is so far » failure. Coinpul- i tiou of the revenue department. The docket is very j sory bankruptcy of the Lake Shore Road i3 imminent* j lull, and under the tew law allowing appeals and ; Fiske k Hatch state in explanation of the current AARON HAAS, j writs of error from State courts, whenever a federal ' rumors respecting their condition, that they have question is raised on the trial it must continue to in- ; made satisfactory arrangements with tho banks who i Democratic nominat'ou on the 23th iust crease, peihaps even to the extent to require a are their largest creditors, and exptet to resume iu i< JOHN KEELY. remedy. few days. The basis of settlement between the Uuion i For Mayor. THIRD WARD. ! Full Cabinet tc-Jay. Wm. O. Goodioe was appointed j Trust Company and tho Lake Shore, was a proposal' JOB N COLLIER. OWEN LYNCH. ; i>en8ion Agent at Lexington, Ky. | from Ceramodore Vanderbilt of three, six and nine • j It will be recollected that nearly two wotks ago too j month notes, with collateral. An offer was immedi- FOURTH WARD. i President, during an interview of a soul-official char- ttely made for the notes, nnd the receiver of the Co m * JOHN FLYNN. J. WARLICK. ' acter, said a return to a specie basis can never be of- j pany will etait for tbe Continent to obtain permission ! J - GOODWIN ; fectcd except by s shrinkage of values; that the ' to sell them, shrinkage has now taken place; the currenty has ap- | Iu tbe Stokes trial this morning the prisoner him- predated to about par with silver, and the wonder to , sslf was Placed on the eland. In tho cross txamina- him was that silver is not pouring cut. When this tion he swore that he did not know the man ho saw should take place, his theory was that the country will j coming up the stajrs cf the Gland Hotel was Fi k un absorb two or lines hundred millions of it. Since that til tho latter pulled out his pistol. ' time the Preeident, in consultation With the Secretary ! A special meeting of the House of D'.sbops for the J. C. McMILLAN. Of the Treasury, has been considering how such a re- ! purpose of filling the vacancy occasion' d by tho death ault might be produced, with a view of affording re- J of tbe Eight Reverend G. W. Randall, D.D., musion- lief to the country within local limits. j ar7 Bishop of Colorado, Wyoming, and New Mexico, The Dirtctor of the Mint been ac’.ing in accord- ‘ was held this morning at Grace Church. The meet- snee with Ihe President's policy, making extensive j ing was opened by Litany service, after which the irrangtmeuts for the col nag a of both gold and silver Right Reverend R. H. Clarkson, D.D., Bishop of Ne- j v ' ,luwcl — _ — . to be extent heretofore unprecedented so a* to be j bra*ka, delivered a lorg and eloquent (Recourse in ! The following ticket is respectfully suggested for I ready fora resumption cf specie payments. There is ; memory of tbe departed Bishop Tbe new Bishop is ! the consideration of the Democratic voters of the city ' ... . , T . rr- , 1 now being large quantities cf those mc’als awaitiDg not yet named. of Atlanta, without regard to previous diffeiences: Ducvfskh cn Water tea Lana Transport* • . “ * * . b * 1 j coinage. The first step in resumption has been taken, it bavieg been ascertained to-day from Secretary of Treasury that tbe Government will pay out silver as authorized to announce the name of J. C. McMILLAN as a candidate for Alderman from the Seventh Ward, s .bject to the Democratic nomination. oct2—td For Aldeiman. I hereby announce myself a candidate lor re-elec tion for Alderman from the First Ward, subject to the Democratic nomination on the 23th day of October, 1873. Jobs F. Morris. oct2-td. FOR SALE. F OR SALE—A good lot of secend-hsrd Furniture. Sold on account of giving up houe-' -keeping. Good assortment. Will be sold cheap. X care of five Pigs. Apply to It. A. A., Herald Office. For Alder Sixth Ward. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Alder man from tho Sixth Ward, subject to the Democratic | nomination, to be held on October 25th. td M- E- MAHER. For Alderman. We are authorized to announce Mr. R. C. TOUNG as a candidate for Alderman from the Third Wait*, subject to the Democratic Domination, ccf’-td G. YOUNG FIFTH WARD. W. HrS'XICUTT. J. A 1IAYDEN'. •r Alder FIRST WA) VAR I). D. A. McDUFFIE. SIXTH J. M. BORING. seventh ward. E. M. FARRAR. Oven Lynch is well known to everybody Atlanta as one of oar oldest and most re- c peeled citizens. Give him a vote. NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE. W. D. ELLIS. , G. KEELY. J.C. WATKINS. M. T. SIMMON L M. E. M VHEll. F. MORRIS. JOHN KEELY. We are authorized to announce the name of RICH*. AUD PIITMAN as a candidate for Alderman in the Fourth Ward, snbjcc; to Democratic Nomination. Aldcn trill XVard. Citizens For El H Ward: R. C. YOUNG. ! I respectfully announce my-c’f a candidate for Al derrnsn from your Ward, subject to the Demo ratic nomination. CHAS. PINCKNEY. ! oci3-td RICH ARD PITTMAN. J. II. GOLDSMITH. D. A. McDUFFIE, J. C. M. MILL AN. Amusements. ATLANTA DEPARTME NT SOUTHERN LIFE Insurance Company. ASSETS JANUARY 1st, 1873 $1,534,4=5 THE LEADING Life Insurance Company OF THE SOUTH. tion, etc. CniCAoo, October Tte Board of Trade discussed the transportation ! g00u question iu five-minute speeches. Mr. Allen, of Philadelphia, believed Congress should centred water as well as land transportation. Berwell, from New Orleans,favored the water route*, and thought the Mississippi the cheapest by thirty per cent. Leatshaw, of Kansas, thought the remedy was in . empetition instead of Congress. He urged Kansa*: C.ty as the terminus of the Grand Trunk Line. Peyton, of Richmond, favored improvement of wa ter routes PENNSYLVANIA. For Mayor. S. B. SPENCER. be profPa' for that purpose. !y aud conveniently coined YELLOW FEVER. The Centennial. Philadelphia, October 2i, 1873. The Executive Committee of the Centennial Board cf Finance met to-day and made a rangementa for a trip of a Rub-committee through the South, with the object Brooklyn, October _1,1873. of awakening an interest there in the Centennial en- Mrs. Stein, recently from Georgia, ba* the yellow , terprise. Tbe first place to be visited will be tbe Fair v * r - ; at Macon, Georgia. Ulsshh, 0-tober24, 1873. I „ Clear aLd cold. I Recovering from the “Crash. Twenty-on. fe-iet demtk* je.:*rd«y. ! _ Philadelphia, October 2», 187:1. The Chief of Police appeals for aid from the Chiefs j " • Clark & Co., bankers, resume tc-morrow. 0»no, of Cincinnati, thought the only safety to the j of other cities for eight police from their force. Sii j the United States Couit to-dsy a petition of Frank ommercial community was that of competition *nd j dead and fifteen down. The Odd Fellows also ask for | >>• Steers was presented praying for adjndicc of hank- .'improvement of water routes. He moved to refer the j a: *E a note matter back to the Committee to collect facts on J Colcmbi’s, Tf.xas, October 24, 1873. Twtbe yellow fever deaths in this place since yee terday. Shreveport, October 24, 1873. The sudd&u change in the weather on Wednesday LOUISIANA, night hastened the deaths of cxitical cares and devel- ’ oped a number of cases. Death of an Actor. News from Memphis and Montgomery. J " cw Obieaw, October *J4. l»73. * H. Davenport, a well known actor, is dead, aged For Conm ilirn i DcGIVE S OPERA HOUSE. SATURDAY EVEMXU, Oct. 25. 187S. I POSITIVELY LVST APPEARANCE CF FORD’S COMBINATION! AND Mortinotti Family. GEN. JOHN Li. GORDON. ANNUAL INCOME ABOU7 lfetSouta joints involved. Bogsby, of Philadelphia, offered a motion to refer back, and favored Congressional control of Railroads. Finally, the whole subject of transportation was rs- lerred back to the Special Commutes to report Satur day. A resolution to allow citizens to buy foreign 6hips and sail under American colors, with an amendment allowing tuch purchase and use on payment of rea sonable duty, the vote stood 39 to 18. Adopted. ruptcy sgaiuut Jay Cocke k Co., of whom be is cred- • itor to the extent of $7,000. Judge Cadwalader 1 granted the order to show cause, returnable next No vember. J. B. GOODWIN. RICH AUD PITTMAN. FIFTH ■ J. H. GOLDSMITH. A. L. FOWLER. W. U.BROTHEUTON. VARP. JOHN KEELY. J. G. KELLY. J. C. WATKINS. M. T. SIMMONS. D. A. McDUFFIE. This afternoon, at 2 o’clock, Grand Matinee. THE NEW MAGDALEN AND MYSTIC GIFT. CHEAP PRICES. ECONOMY Is the Watchword of the Company F R O M F In adjusting and paying losses. T Don't forget that R. C. Young is a candi- date (or Alderman. By nil wean*, vole for j f»tai. him. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. Memphis October 24, 1873. years Twenty-four yellow fever interments to-dsy. There 1 ______ was a heavy frost last night, ice q isrter of an inch * MARYLAND. thick. A nurse gave car hollo ac.d to ajatient by mistake, Hev. Wm. E. MtlUSCy Heard From. \ Baltimore, October 24, 1873. Another attempt to outrage a wife ef his parent qy • j AI1 lUe morning papers in this city* publish an ex- | tract from a letter of Rev. Wm. E. Munsey, a Metho- ‘ i doctor. Weather cool. Iu response to the Masonic appeal th» mason-are ‘ low able to care for their sick brethren. Moxtoomery, October 24. 187J Four yellow ftverdestb*. Locisv.ixk, October 24, 1873. A bale of cotton for the Memphis sufferers, sold on o- at about $1 per pound, to dtst divine, dated Jonesboro, Tennessee, to a promi nent gentleman of this city, in which he brands at malignant falsehoods the late injurious reports rela tive to bis alleged intoxicated habits, which recent’y had a wide circulation in the press. ha Re] art Upon Resumption of Specie | Payment and Redemption of Greenbacks. Chicago. October 24,1673. The Finaocial Trades report for resumption of payment* ud exemption of greenbac in | M.tm-h,. .uBer.r., «ld on I ,;oU Utcetb. fir.t MoicUy in July. 1877. redeemed j * note,, available lor payment, by tbe Unite! St-t.. ^ ^ Prather* other than tnoae where epecie ia eperUUy secured • Liitle lto. k, October 14,187:1. by dieting lawa. lireenbickt shall continue to be A prottliueut P hysiciio is dead, and a prominent legal tender foe public nnd private debU that, for the l iUzeI1 u JowD w ' ull the , e ilow fever. Both had f.arpnwt of regrdatlpg y.. ^j ch.-ge of the nuarantme. It 1. anppoMd tU.y con- j „ be lh , m01l briliant „„ beid in , ht m*4 treaawry note., and provided tor lt.eipan.ion or I t^ter! ,1m dieesw while ei.mining refugee, from | u(e Oood , of , verT deception and etockf.il GEORGIA. Tiie State Fair Promises to be the Most Bril liant Ever Held—Lively Times Ahead. Mac ox, October 24, 1873. J. N. LANGSTON. tiie democratic ticket For Mayor aud Aldermen, for tho city of Atlanta, subject ti tbe nomination on the 25th iust: For Mayo**. JOHN COLLIER. For Counrllmru. FIRST WARD. i WM. U. BROTHERTON. AARON HASS. SECOND WARD. | Dr. J. F. BOZEMAN. JOHN KEELY. THIRD WARD. : OWEN LYNCH. D. A. BEATIE. FOURTH WABD. r. WARLICK JOHN FLYNN. FIFTH WARD. j C. W. HUNNICUTT. J. A. HAYDEN. SIXTH ward. J. T. M1ADOK. DR. J. M. BORING. SI TENTH WARD. K. M. FARRAR. J. C. Me MILL VN. octl4-tf Messrs. Ipitob*: Tho following ticket of “ Solid Dent Jurats ” is com mended to the people of Atlanta as every way worthy of their support, harmonizi ng all differences anise- NO RESTRICTIONS On Travel or Residence. To-night, at 8 o’clock, by special request,Wilkie Collink' NEW MAGDALEN, and the Comic Pantomime, THE LITTLE MISERY of HUMAN LIFE.; 43 ‘Tickets for sale at Phillips Crew's. Derives Opera House ;The Southern Life THREE NICHTS ONLY. commencing Monday, October 87. Cal Wagner's Minstrels. Under the Management of J~. ZEE. ECAVECRLY. A large number of talented Artists. USUAL PRICE LIST. Reserved seats now • * ‘ Crew's Book Store. Offers advantages that cannot be surpe-eed. Gex. A. H. COLQUITT VICK PRESIDENT J. A. MORRIS, FINANCE COMMITTIX: A. AUSTELL. E. W. HOLLAND. MEDICAL BOARD: at Phillips & I H. V. MILLER. M. D. J. M. JOHNSON. U. D- oct23-lw I L. E. BLECKLEY, Counsellor. New Adverttoement^l^ southern LIFE ORDINATION AND CONFIRMATION i nksssoueof the FIRST Ctnpiciti oltbe Cantlnen Ih. State 1-air begin. Tuoadar. tvtober J7«h. H ' curing ganorml ..tlafaction: { Memphis. contraction at seasons when such changes in its -re railed for by the business of the country, the Sec retnry of the lrensury be authorized to issue in ex-i THU WEATHER, chnnse for such treasury notes, registered certificates ' —— of debts, In sums not less than $300or multiple there- i V^A^HIKoTOS, October 24,18.3. of, which certificate shall be at an interest of 305 -100 Probabilities-For Saturday, in the Gulf Sta'ei, per cent per annum. Certificates so issued shall not ; south and east winds, rising temperature, threatening excrad $38,000.010 in whole, and said certifl- weather and occasional rain kinds are pouriug in—twenty-five car loida arriving daily. The builuiogs and grounds are rapidly filling ■up. Visitors are already coining in. Two hundred aud fifty coopa of poultry are o j the grounds. Every thing indicates it to b9 one cf the most successful Fairs oer held in the South. ,ates shall be redeemable at the will of the bold er* thereof in Treasury no‘es of the United State*, of denominations now in use, and upon each redemption Interest then accrued on snch certi- hcates shall be payable and paid; and cirtificatea so redeemed shall be cancelled and destroyed, but new For the South Atlantic States, Increasing south east winds, with cloudy weather, clearing sway by Satur day nigbt. For the Middle aud Ea»t*ru States w>nlh winds, with partly cloudy weather. For the Lower Lakfcs. southwest winds, high tern- JNO F MORKH JNO KEELY JASG KkLLY For Mayor. 8. B. SPENCER. For Aldermen. FIRST WABD ISO B GOODWIN SECOND WARD . October 24, 1873. . ertifirates BIT from tim* to time be issued in thetr peratnre, partly cloudy and clearing weather, place, aad amount of eeriificates so redeemed, if tbe For the Northwest, cold northerly winds. >ame shall be demanded by the holders of the United ' F »r tbe Upper Lakes and the Ohio Valley, northw Hfr- treason notes, and certifl- itee so leaned shall to southwest winds and dear or deal ing weather, not be used for or computed in the Metis now rc 1 ~ quired by law to be held by the national banks for the GKUHG1A. uavment of their circulation and deposits . Z . . .. r , TP. r^ott will Lc luada tke apev al otfi.r ol the day Til* Wllow Few in Baiabrldge-F-.UllI Vo*, foe i. WlirKck. H. will make all ex cellen*. Alderman. _ ILLINOIS. CALIFORNIA. Be CHAS PINCKNEY FiFra w PrfOi-Ie come here from every quarter to see the j jj x SIMMONS remnant of Modora. They were a s>rry locking paity i sixth w Captain Jack's wife and Princess Mary attract d most 1 m e MAHER attention. They were dad in deep I* sck. with Car and I hkvesth ashes, for their kindred, and all look as though they ! -1 N LANG8TON Uad Uad all winter under au u»U heap. Colo «1 S. It. TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. *p«'i CICERO WATKINS JNO II GOLDSMITH D A M<DUFF IE J C McMILLAN • Mayor. IN ST. rniLIP’S CHURCH. Trinity—tile Rt. Rev. the Bishop of the Diocese or Georgia will hold Ordination aud Confirmation in this Parish. The follow ing is the order of services: Morning Service at 0, a. m. At 10:30 Ante Communion Service and Setuon, by the ltev. the Dean of the At'aota Convocation. Confirmation by the Bishop. Ordination to the Deaconate of Robert W. Barnwell. Ordination to the Priesthood ot Rev. Thomas Boone and Rev. Reverdy Estill. Celebration of Hcly Communion. Apostolic Benediction. oct25 2t SUCCESSFUL AGENTS WANTED. ROGERS Sc LEMAN, General .Vgeuts, Ms'on. Ga. MILLER & LAWTON, General Agents, Augusts, Ga. BLACK Sc WARING, General Agents, Columbia. S. C. >v21-dtf 1 LAYTON SHERIFF'S SALE". TILL BE SOLD, before the court house door i WANTED. Fo rille, Teun., lor the to Leave tbe Town. Savannah, October 24, 1H73. Chicaoo, October 24. 1874. I be Board of Trade adopted tbs followteg re«>lu l Sens- ' wlU not live t.roofiU tb. 0»y. B. P. llroton, p -,olvi 1 Toat Congraa. b. nemormliatd to r, I at or from tb.t dlatrict, ia vary 1 >w. % VMM tb. UriiT Umt UUUM on commlmlon p.tk^» Some f.alliu pret .rtoK to leave, but there and oo* ofnttln, not. o. abi^board be aboilab»d. ! min, to !>. vwry littl. di^ultion to gel up . i.aulc, MrkrigbVMCb^o.cff.tod re eolation* ,rovld- — Ing for tbe free exportation of dlallUed eplrita. ud givlog .spofter. la tbe port, of entry of tbe Weet *,,0.1 tootlM Wlib other.. Tbl. vu .trended in u The relief conceit, at Memphis sufferers, real zctl $733. A pail ol » eeve lu*.tons brought *430. The Bishop of the Episcop 1 Diocese, of Wilmiug- A spe* isl to the Morning News from Bambndge, ton, N. C., directs that collections be t»ken in sllths (is , says the physicians concur in the opinion that 1 congregations for Memphis. Considerable amounts the disease which broke out there a week or more ago j have been forwarded by the clt /*n» ft> Memphii is yellow fever. There are eight or ten caaei at pres- Shrevei»ort. •nt, and new ones are occurring. The Atlantic Mills, at Laurence, Mass., run only* 8lmyn Angel, a prominent merchant. It is thought |OUP djy , ln yje we *k. Messrs. Editors: Please announce that tbe l>emoc ^ racy of At’.an a will, on Saturday the 23th iust., noui- ! inate Colonel 8. B. 8PESCER as their candi«lute for Somh lor Mayor. THE PEOPLE. cWrter For A 1*1 eraunn—TIiImI \Vnr«l. situation in th * ; i.imonis!^ We are authorized to announce Mr. J. G. KKLLY as candidate for Alderman from the Third Ward, sub I »ject to the Democratic uomination. td _ MANY FRIENDS. Al«tcrmian tor Sixlii Wars. 1>. A- Mi DUFF1E is snuouueeit xoerieuced Teacher wants r two. Has good arter and ability. A ldrtas, w »th stamp, MISS LOUISA C., 124 f.t HiRsbo to icelcde null liqaers, and was adopted. Business is completely at a stand still, and many oj tbs merchants are speaking of closing u j altogether, The city authorities are hard at work lost*toting sao itary measures, but no quarantine teen taken. candidate for Tbe nail mills and the Bsy State lion works, of Bos- ■ xidermau from the Sixth Ward, subject to the Demo ton, has suspended. Two hundred snd six'y bands nomination to be held on the 2>tb *lay of Octo- j i>er. td Tbe official majority for Judge ol the. Supreme Court jr» r Altleriaaa—Seven! It Ward, in the State of Pennsylvania is 14.2W- w- §re aaUorUeJ t , *un«»ume that J. N. LANGS- Georgs Wolf, a wealthy farmer, residing three miles : TOW Is a candid ite f*»r Alderma-t fro* tbs Seventh nres have j Loin Hopkirsville. Ky , was arrested in his bed night ; Ward, subject to the D-tn<K'ratic Lomioation before lt*t. octC td gia.onthe 1st Tuesday in November, lhTA. between the usual hours of sale, the following property, to- wit: Oue dwelling bouse aud lot containing two acres, more or less, in the town of Jonesboro, knovn as the dwelling house now occupied by K J Rsnksdaly. Lev ied on as the property of R R Hanes, under and by- virtue of sundry fi fas in my hands in favor of James Hanes vs Hanes A Key aud Hanes, Key i: Hanes. Property pointed out by plaintiff this Sep:ember 27. i 1873. Also, at the fame time aud place, will be sold one hundred acres, more or less, kuo^n as the north hal! of land lot No. 244. in the' 4th district of originally to Faraltr. now Clayton county. Levied on * s the prop erty of W W Curry, under and by virtue oi a d fa from Clayton Superior Court in favor of I> K 8 tarn vs said W \V Curry. Property pointed out by By lb 8 ton It Waterton, plaintiff's attorneys. Also, at the same time and place, will hi sold fifty . Orange county, N. C. acres, more or leas, ot laud lot No. 10,'*, in the 13tb -- district of originally Henry, uow Clay ten county. J. Viu.su AUaSS Levied on as the property of Elijah M Lasse ter under aud br virtue of a fl fa from Clayton Superior Court in favor of James I Christian vs R W Mundy. admin istrator of Q W McKamer aad Elijah M LmwIm Property pointed out by plain*iff. This tuf .<th day . of September, 1873. H. FABIIM. PARKI NS A ALLEN. ^White^ts and ^Supri-int^ndents. Will furni-th Plans aud Specifications for CHURCHES. BANKS. STORE RUILDINBS. TENNES8EE HOUSE, AND DWELLINGS Corner Tennessee and Vain streets, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. 0 « rtor . vme , a«orgl.. NATH VNIEL Q. HCDSON'. Skrrtfl. rriuttr'a IM SO per levy. or no*. Comer uf m«* Mid ItoOktur Mrot. o» p-^lte the KitsbaM Htraaa ' de4PL4*wiy. ^.Splendid fare and i*a»ooslierat•* sugf-Fm J.ftUXVUL