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Newspaper Page TextTHE STRICKEN CITY ! j Financial and Commercial. | SPECIAL NOTICE. Appalling Sufferings — Staivation and Dis ease—Appeal lor Help. SnarvEPoaT, September 50,1873. The most useful citizens are victims. The Howard Association have opened an asylum, which feeds near- | All manner of chronic diseases successfully treated On ’Change. i at the Eclectic Dyspensary, No. 53 Broad street. Can- j cer8, Malignant Tumors, diseases of the Eye and Ear There was a fair attendanca of merchants On 'Change • treated on an entire njsw principle. Consultation free. veeterday morning. Vice President Stephens presided. The price of corn was advanced five cm'.i 8. F. SALTER, M. D., Proprietor. ly two-thirds of the population. The origin of the No other chai ■ has become s mooted question. The doctors say it was imported from Cuba. An appeal for relief meeting adjourned, saya there are seven hundred sick. The peculiar char • ; acier of the disease requires peculiar and skillful at tention and nourishing food. Hundreds are without means or employment. The destitution is as h: art- ; rendering as the disease itself. We feel that the great public heart will respond to this appeal, extorted by the most dire necessity own resources are nearly exhausted. The wealthy are broken down; the poor are threatened with actual starvation; the sick and dying are about to he de prived o 1 the commonest comforts humanity can offer them. We appeal, not to oar fellow countrymen, hut to o"r lei’ew men for aid. <Signed) L. E. Simmons, President of the Howard Association, ami all the Dcc- Tbere being no farther business, on motion the Atlanta Wholesale Market. Chamber ot Commerce, Atlanta. Ga., September 29, 1873. Cotton—Buying at 14 Flour—Fancy $10 Soall; extra family $9 50al0 00; n __ | family $. 50*9 00; extra $0 50*7 60; superfine $6 00a uar 6 60; One $4a6. Wheat —Red $1 50al 60; ambex $1 65al 75: choice white $1.70al 85. Lime—4Qa50c per bushel. Corn—Yellow 83a85c by car oad, cash and white 85*854 cents. Meal—82 1 2 s8T»c. Lard—Tierce lOslO'^c; keg ll^all^c; bucket 11 ' 4 ' ANNOUNCEMENTS. Kor Alderman—First Ward. Editors Herald: Please announce my name as a candidate for Alderman, from the First Ward, subject to the Democratic nomination, on Saturday the 11th day ol October, 1873. sept30-td JOHN B. GOODWIN. For Clerk Superior Court. DR. J. S. HOLLIDAY announces himself a candi date for Clerk of the Superior Court of Fulton county. Election on the 4th of October, 1873. 6ep30-tde A M! IIS EM E 1ST T S. James’ ITall. THE WEATHER. Washington, September 30, 1873. I Probabilities—On Wednesday in New England clear, ! cocl weather and light to fresh winds will prevail. For , the Middle States, light to fresh winds and partly i tfi', cloudy weather, the winds probably veering to caster- 1 ly from Virginia to New Jersey with occasional rain, j For the South Atlantic States, increasing northerly to j easterly winds with generally cloudy weather and rain accompanying the disturbance in tho Gulf, which will probably move northeast into the former. For the Gulf States and Tennessee, northerly winds and gen erally clear and cool weather, excepting rain areas for the east Gulf States. For the Ohio . valley, clear and cool weather nd light j to frefch southwest to west winds for the lower lake region. Cloudy, cool weather and fresh southwest to west winds for the upper lake region— Missouri, lows and Minnesota: generally clear and cold weather and gentle arul Iresh winds, mostly from the west and northwest. Bacon—Clear sides 12. ders 10^c. Haras—Sugar cured 16. Bulk Meats—Clear sides ll> 4 c long clear sides 10,‘aC.; shoulders - Hay— SI 60al 65. Oats—55c; seed oats 60a65c. Rye—$1 25 per bushel. Barley—$1 35al 50 per bushel. Coal—Lump, by car load, at V»< Cotton ties—9>f. Bagging—2 lbs, 16x16>;c; 2 1 * clear rib 11’ HewYear’sPresenls Tie Atlanta Daily k Weakly ZEIIEIE^-A.LID. $7,000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY! JAMES L. WATKINS, FURNITURE MANUFACTURER, WAREROOMS, **< WHITEHALL STREET, MNAUCHT * CDS, BIOS* Lewis H. Clarke, THE HATTER. POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY! clear rib 10>*allc; ; blacksmith 22 . lbs, 17c; 2U 16*. Telegraphic Markets. Opening Q,uotations. | New York, September 30, 1873. I , iatlllJJO j|(| I fluuiiBiiwii H Cotton quiet; Uplands I84, Orleans 19; sales j prices. Reserved seats for sale at the usual place, Wednesday, October I, 1873. STILL TRIUMPHANT. THE WORLD RENOWNED DUPREZ & BENEDICT S NEW ORLEANS MINSTRELS, Composed only of Artists of Years’ Experience aud marked celebrity, Now on their 22d Annual Tour. Everywhere the acknowledged Minstrel Troupe of the World. Just returning from their grand, successful Northern. Eastern and Western tour. For full particulars see small bills. Entire change of .programme each night. Admission at popular ENGLAND. London, September 29, 1873. 'Jibe dt.uu''*.- f6r discount at the bank and on the streets were active at 5 per cent. Blepatrhea from Berlin indicate financial trouble and possible interference of the government. Some stocks bave fallen 20 per cent. No new cases of cholera cu the ship which brought the disease to Liverpool. The vessel is closely quar antined. Several railroad accidents to-day with loss of life. Most severe on the Scottish road. FROM WASHINGTON. Washington, September 30, 1873. There was a Cabinet meeting to-day. Present— Fiab, Crcswell, Williams and Richardson. The backs and banking houses have associated to do nothing more than to certify checks, and to do but little business; while those not in the association i 19 230 bales. Cotton sales for future delivery opened as follows: October 174© 17#; November 171 ©17|. Flour dull. Wheat steady. Corn firm. Pork dull and Dominal; new mess $17 25. Lard firm; old steam 8 7-16(3,84. Turpen tine steady at 39£©40. Rosin quiet at $2 75 for strained. Freights quiet Gold opened at 12jj. Stocks dull and fever ish. No prices for money. Exchange—long 6J; short 7]. State bonds quiet. Liyebpool, September 30, 1873. Cotton steady; uplands 8J; Orleans 9|@9.i; sales 12,000 bales; speculation and exports 2,- 000; sales of uplands, on a basis of low mid dlings, delivered in September, 8 15-16. Lateb—Wheat— red winter, spring, Us 10dlH12s Gd. Corn 32s 9dfll333. London, September 30, 1873. Fives 91; i-ria 42J. The Donan takes £136,000 to America. Pabis, September 30, 1873. Rentes 3Gf 40c. Closing Quotation,. New Yoke, September 30, 1873. Cotton quiet but steady; sales 1,084 bales at la order to enable U3 to cuey into effect certain improvements to the HERALD, we propose to offer aa an inducement to subscribers a list of presents, to be awarded by an equal distribution on New Tear's Day. The Atlanta Daily Herald Is the only eight-pago daily paper published in the South outside of New Orleans, and is universally ad mitted to ba the best paper in Georgia. THE WEEKLY HERALD New Groods Opening Every Day. Silk. Beaver, Fur and Felt Hats 1 HATS ■ i —| HATS HATsjl HATS HATS HATS HATS HATS HATS HATS HATS HATS] HATS HATS HATS HATS HATS HATS HATS HATS HATS 1 HATS HATS HATS] | Cla r ke’s Special NOBBY HATS : TRUNKS, VALISES AND CANES The Place where the Fashionables Buy. LEWIS sep28- EVERY BRANCH OF FASHIONABLE HATS H. CLARKE’S Whitehall Street NO COMPETITION PERMITTED. New -A-dvertisements. j is mad. u P ot me ere . — -- | fifty-six column paper, of the Daily, and a large J. L. WINTER! H AS IN 8TORE, one of the largest and best stocks of TOBACCO, ever brought to Atlanta. Loan Certificates aud Drafts on John II. James taken at par, for any goods bought and all debts due me. J. L. WINTER. Bar have largely increased their business by paying all the checks upon them as usual. Among tho Utter is G. W. Riggs, who, sinoe Saturday, has refused to re ceive $80*3,000 on deposit, not caring to en'.arge his business and employ additional clerks. SPAIN. Madbid, September 30, 1873. At a meeting of conservatives to-day, at which Marshal Serrano and Admiral Topete were present^ resolutions supporting the Government and rejecting alliance with the radicals were adopted. M nister Nfaysovave has returned to Msdnd. The people came out to meet him along the route from All. caute, and his trip was a continuous ovatiOD. The total casualties in Alicante from the bombard ment were eleven killed and thirty wounded. The army north has been reinforced with six thousand men* Don Carlas as King of Spain has issued postage stamps bearing his portrait. MASSACHUSETTS? Boston, September 30,1873. At the annual meeting of the Massachusetts Temp, erance Alliance tc-day resolutions were adopted de manding a thorough and impartial execution of the prohibitory laws, and providing for the appointment of s committee to inquire whether there is not a legal remedy for the prevention of the neglect of sworn duty by the authorities of the chief towns of Massa. chusetta In evading the enforcemej^of the laws. The Mennonites. Trom the Leavenworth Commercial, Sept. 26. Some of the Rnssian Mennonites have had extreme difflenlty in deciding upon a settle ment. Rends the large colonies who located in Kansas, some of them went up to Jim river, Dakota, and others to Nebraska, and settled near Snttoe, on the P. and M. Many who started to Nebraska, desiring to see the Jim river country, went up in Dakota. Bnt they are now coming back to Nebraska, and some of them design coming to the Kansas location of their old friends and neighbors. The first installment from the north passed through Omaha and went down south of the Platte on Monday. The remainder, over four hundred strong, are now on their way across the coun try, and will arrive there next week. Ve valne the acquisition of such immi grants. These Mennonites are the peace-peo ple of Russia, driven away from their native country by refusal to do military duty. They bring wealth also, having over $100,000 in gold with them. Several of them have thous ands, and many bave hundreds. These peo- Cotton—net receipts 130 bales; gross 1,153; Cotton sales for future delivery closed steady; sales 7.,800 bales. Flonr active; common to fair extra $6 45@ 7 25. YVhisky steady at 98(5.90. Wheat ac tive and a shade firmer; better feeling in sterling causes export enquiry.. Com quiet and a shade firmer. Bice—small sales; Car olina 8£(<j,9}. Pork lower; new mess $17@ 17 25. Lard easier. Turpentine firmer at 40. Rosin quiet. Tallow steady. Frights active and firmer. Meney in motion. In events of the day it is hoped the unlock of currency. Green backs 2(5,3 premium early in the day bnt closed nominal. Money closed at j@.V com mission. Sterling—big business at fif. No special feature in gold. Governments dull and nothing doing. State bonds qniet. Government Securities— 81s 134; 62s 7; 64s Room and Fixtures For Sale. 1 HAYE an elegant little Bar Room with neat Fix tures. at No. 60 Marietta street, near the Capitol, which I offer for pale at a reasonable figure. The build ing is offered as well as tbo custom and the fixtures, and I will trade for it as well as sell. I want to sell. For particulars enquire of Mr. D. P. Byers, or ccl-Ct A. W. BAUGHMAN, M. D. Lowry’s Bank, 55 & 57 East A abama Street. I N OUR BANKING DEPARTMENT, WE PAY THE highest market rates for GOLD AND SILVER COIN. Sight Exchange on all points, including Bills on England, Ireland, France and Germany, in any sums wanted. « DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight. For the convenience of the Public oar Banking Hours will be from 8 A M. to 6 P.M. New York errespondents, Central National Bank. W. M. & R. J. LOWLRY. ocl-Gt Bankers. Grocers & Com. Merchants. The Cheapest and Best Family Journal ever publishad in Georgia. The past course of the HERALD is a guarantea that it will ever be found fighting against j Bond Rings and Swindlers, And that it will be always found battling for the peo ple and institutions of the South. NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE. Congress and the Legislature will shortly meet, and the Fall Elections will take place in a few weeks. 18543*- 1873 G. W. JACK, steam: > Candy and Cracker MANUFACTORY. 7J1HE CHEAPEST AND M03T COMPLETE ESTABLISH MS ST OF TdE KIND IN THE SOUTH, O-A-ZKritTIEm iYHGETABLESr &nncti Oysters. Potted Meats, Canned Fruits any quantity. sep24-:f Western and Nortlien Orders Duplicated. WILLIAM RICH & Off Guano Notice to Planters. MARK W. JOHNSON, OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA, XT ILL take Cotton in accordance with contract, in - V payment of Guano Bonds, at 15 Cents for llicldiings, up to November let. after which date R- n.or 19- IRt- PR. TV -,—, r..,. I this privilege ceaies, eo please bs iu time, and avail 10 40s 9 BeW ***' n<rw os 01, youraelvca of thla rare opportanity to get a good price Ltate Bonds—Tennessee 6s 72; new 72. Con3ols 42. North C-volinas _23: new 15; special tax 10. South Carolines—new 10. No bids for rest of list. Cittc-iss-ATi, September 30, 1873. General market quiet. Flour quiet but steady. Corn irregular at 54(S,55. Provis ions qniet and slightly in improved jobbing demand. Pork nominal at $15. Lardflrmer; ketiie 8. Bacon steady and in improved de mand; soonlders 8i; clear sides 9^. Whisky unsettled at 95. St. Louis, September 30, 1873. Flonr—small business; sales 50(3i$l lower than a week ago. Corn drooping; mixed 42, cash. Whisky steady at 93. Provisions— small order srade. Lard—nothing. Louisville, September"30, 1873. Flour in fair demand; extra family $6 Grain—nothing doing. Provisions nominal. Pork $16. Bacon—shoulders 81. Lard- kegs 9}. Wilmington, September 30, 1873. Cotton nominal; middlings 17J; net reeipts 190 bales; exports coastwise 44; sales 18; stock 1,155. Spirit of turpentine nominal at 35; no sales. Rosin dull at S2 20 for strained; $2 50 for No. 1. Crude turpentine unsettled at $1 60 for hard, $2 50 for yellow dip and virgin. Tar—no sales. Memphis, September 30, p873. Cotton— nothing doing; middlings nominal; low middlings 17; receipts 867 bales; ship ments 488; stock 7,342. Baltimobe, September 30, 1873. Cotton qniet bnt nominal; middlings 18; low middlings 17; strict good ordinary 16; net receipts 40 bales; gross348; exports coast wise 275; stock 1,572. New Orleans, September 30, 1873. Cotton active; middlings 17}; low middlings for your CottoD. Parties owing less than a bale, will ship the bale aDd the balance will be returned them at the market price. Settle here or with my agents,'who delivered yoo guano. I am now ready to DELIVER BUAN0 FOR ANOTHER SEASON. I am uow ready to receive, store, ship and buy or sell Cotton for my customers. ocl-d&w2w (Established in 1848.) J. J. & S. P. RIC HARDS, ATLANTA. GEORGIA. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOKS, STATIONERY & MUSIC, With all Articles Usually Kebt by a FIRST-CLASS BOOK STORE. List of Presents for the Daily. The Daily HERALD is the moat complete newspa per ever published in Georgia. EVERY MERCHANT SHOULD TAKE XT. EVERY MECHANIC SHOULD TAKE IT. EVERY PROFESSIONAL SHOULD TAKE IT. EVERYBODY SHOULD TAKE IT. All subscribers who pay us $5 for six months’ sub scription to the Dally HERALD, above all arrearage!, from this date to New Years Day, will have an equal chance of obtaining one of the following Presents, to be awarded on that day: One Cash Present $500 00 One Piano, (worth) 500 00 Four Gold Watches 400 00 Five Sewing Machines 500 00 Five Sets Furniture ~ 500 00 Fifteen Sets China Ware 500 00 Four Sets of Dickens’ Works, green and gold, Upton ISO 00 Four Sets Waverly Novels ICO 00 Four Sets of Bulwer’s Novels, (Lib. Edition).. 100 00 Twenty-five copies Snakspeare's Complete Works 150 00 Two hundred 8nperb Cbromos. worth from $5 to $10 each 1,000 00 Wholesale Dealers in Notions, Fancy Goods, Millinery and White Goods, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. IN". B—Wo Duplicate Now Tork. Bills, To the Public—We have survived many fierce as saults aud still live! In times past we have been Shel'd-on from the corner above, (but that big gun was spiked four years ago!) We havo been often Lynched and now a cruel attempt is made to Burk? us! But we assure our friends* (and foes) that fillips do not annoy us, and we fear not the whole Croc ol assailants; there shall be no Hitch in the cock of our gun, but sure pop every time! If we do not profess to “duplicate New York bills,’’ we do guarantee to sell AS LOW and fill all orders as promptly and satisfactorily aa ANY OTHER HOUSE within 250 miles of Atlanta. Toanking our friends for past favors, we pick onr flints and stand ready for fire at the first opportunity. Give us a trial, one and all, and our ltterary Grubb is warranted to satiety the moat craving appetite. J. J. k S. P. RICHARDS, octl-tf No. 11 East Alabama Btreet. Rule Nisi ! John R. Wallace, PRESENTS for THE WEEKLY HERALD: All subscribers who shall pay ns $2 00 for one years’ subscription to the WEEKLY HERALD will have an equal share in the following Presents, to be awarded that day: DressGoods LOUIS He SAULLES & GO. COR. WHITEHALL & HUNTER STS. w E HAVE OPENED OUR ENTIRE STOCK pie are frugal, hard-working yeomen, and 17; strict good ordinary 1GJ; ordinary 14@lo; otheir settlement in Kansas should be encur- 1 net receipts 3,696 bales; gross 3,996; sales aged as much as possible. 11,800; stock 22,555. »♦» | Savannah, September 30, 1873. Francesco Domenico Guebbazzi.—Fran-. Cotton active and firm; middlings 161; net cesco D. Gaerrazzi, who was proclaimed die- i receipts 2,627 bales; sales 624; stock 11,675. tator of Rome in 1849, died in that city on j Tuesday, at the age of eighty-six years. He was brought np in the legal profession and practised at Leghorn previous to the revolu tionary outbreak of 1847-8. In this outbreak he took a very prominent part, and was pros ecuted by the authorities in coosequence. Imprisoned lor a short time, in 1848, he had no sooner regained his liberty than he placed himself in communication and intimate rela tion with Mazzini, Gioberti and other well- known agitators, founded a republican jour nal at Florence, was chosen a deputy in the National Assembly of Tuscany, and appoint ed minister of the interior in the month of October, 1848. After the departure of the Grand Duke of Tuscany from his capital— February 7, 1849—Gaerrazzi became a mem ber and subsequently, in March., the chief of the provisional gevernment, which was over thrown in the following month. Gaerrazzi was arrested April 14, and removed in June to the State prison at Volterra, where he was detained until Jane in the year 1853. His trial was there only brought to a close. Sen tenced to perpetual banishment, he proceeded to Marseilles ; bnt, not being permitted to re side there, he removed to Rastia, in Corsica. In the year 1855 he was permitted to return to Piedmont. He took np his abode at Sa vona fox a season and then removed to Genoa. He was a versatile and prolific writer. George Francis Train has imitated Ned Buntline, Buffalo Bill, and Texas Jack. The following advertisement appears in the Springfield (Mass.) Republican of Wednes day: “Opera House. Saturday evening, Sep tember 27. One night only. George Francis Traio, in the great Irish drama, 'Erin A- Cborra; or, The Man from America.’ " Indiana women bore hole3 through peach- stones, pnt in brass wire, and wear them for ear-rings. Mobile, September 30, 1873. Cotton qniet; middlings 16g; low middlings 15j|; strict good ordinary 14jJ; net receipts 984 ; exports to continent 500; coastwise 401; sales 200; stock 1,021. Charleston, September 30, 1873. Cotton steady; middlings 16; low middlings 151; strict good ordinary 141; net receipts 823 bales; sales 600; stock 8,029. Norfolk, September 30, 1873. Cotton quiet; low middlings 174; net re ceipts 1,654 bales; exports coastwise 1,110; stock 2,282. Galveston, September 30, 1873. Cotton—almost no demand; price nominal; net receipts 495 bales; exports coastwise 699; stock 9,901. Bobton. September 30, 1873. Cotton qniet; middlings 18); net receipts 556 bales; gross 1,016; sales 250; stock 9,000. Augusta, September 30, 1873. Cotton in better demand; middlings 15; re ceipts 535 bales; sales 355. Liverpool, September 30, 1873. Cotton—sales include 6,150 American bales. Y'arns and fabrics steady. London, September 30, 1873. TorOentine 3’2s. Frankfort, September 30, 1873. Bonds 96 b California newspapers ore publishing re miniscences of John Farrington, a notorious character, who has just been discharged in a San Francisco police court on a complaint of murder. One story related of him is that once, while in jail for some offense, he lent bis “spike-tail coat” to a casual acquaintance w ho was hanged. But he reclaimed his gar ment when he foand that the Sheriff was about to bury the man in it, and, angry at the hard treatment it had received, he de clared be would never have his coat bunged again. Thos. E. Whitaker k Harriet M. Whitaker, It being represented to the court by the petition of ' John R. Wallace, that by deed of mortgage, dated 6th day of January, 1872, Thomaa E. Whitaker and Harriet M. Whitaker, by and with the approval of the Ordinary of said county, conveyed to the said John R. Wallace “all that tract or parcel of land lying and be ing in the city of Atlanta, being part of city lot (81) eighty-four, of tho sub division of land lot (78) seven ty-eight, in the 14th District of originally Henry now Fulton county, Georgia, having a front of (90) thirty feet on the southeast side of Forsyth street and run ning back (66) sixty-six feet do an alley, which alley seperates the lot hereby convoyed from the property lately sold Purmedns Reynolds, bounded northwest by property recently and probably now owned by E. It 8aaseen,” for the purpose of securing th*- i»*yiu nt of five certain promisory notes for one l'Ui dreu dol lars each duo (3) three months after the s»i 6 ii . ny fof January, 1872, which notes are now duo aad uu paid : IT IS ORDERED, That the said Thomas E. Whita ker and Harriet M. Whitaker, do pay into this Court by the first day of the next term thereof, the princi pal interest and costs due on said five notes, or show cause, if any they bave, to the contrary; or that In de fault thereof foreclosure be granted to the said John R. Wallace of said Mortgage, and the equity of re demption of the said Thomas E. Whitaker and Har riet M. Whitaker be forever barred; and that service of the rule be perfected on said defendants Thomas E. Whitaker and Harriet M. Whitaker by publication of this rule once a month for four months in the Atlanta Herald newspaper. This September 39, 1873. Fall Term, 1873. By the Court: SIDNEY DELL. 0. D. 1UCUTCHEN, J.S.C. Plt’ffs Att’y. A true extract from the minutes of said Court. ocl-lasa4ni W. H. VENABLE, D. C. Clayton Sheriff’s Sales. TKTILL be sold before the Court House door In the town of Jonesboro, Clayton county, Ga , so the Tho north half of laud lot No. 240, except four acres in the northeast corner of said lot: also tho east half of lot No. 239; also, the out sixt—nth of an acre, or less, No. 1, fourth section In the town of I on the east side of the lHbon k Western ■■Pi of whleh ilea in the 19th district of origi- ■Hy Honry now Clayton county. ‘ Levied on as the property of Jesse Cangler under and by virtue of s ft fa from the Superior Court of said county in favor ot Wm G Lane k Co. vs. said Jesse Caugler, to satisfy One Forty Saw Gullatt Gin, of any desired Twenty one-horse Turn Plows... 150 00 Two Hundred handsome Engravings, (valued at from $3 to $5 each) 700 00 $2,300 PLAN OF AWARDING PRESENTS. On receipt of the money, or of the name, with the money, from onr agents, we will send to each subscri ber a printed and numbered ticket, entitling the holder to whatever present may be awarded the number. On New Year's day the numbered coupons from which each ticket is torn will bo placed in a large wheel, and a numbered Llist of tickets representing presents will be placed in another and a smaller wheel. In the presence of a committee of prominent and well known gentlemen, a blindfolded boy will draw a number from the large wheel. Anothes bey will draw a ticket from the prize wheel, representing the pres ent to which the holdor of the first drawn ticket is entitled. N. G. HUt Jeff. Davis House, NKWXAN, GA.. L. P. THOMAS. ProDt’r AGENTS WANTED In every Town and Village In Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina and other contiguous States. Liberal commissions allowed. References required from all deairing to be come agents. Money can be sent at our risk by POST-OFFICE ORDER, REGISTERED LETTER, or EXPRESS. Specimen Copies of the IIkrald sent on applica tion. Address, ' HERALD PUBLISHING CO., P. 0. Box 23, Atlanta, Ga. BRBSS &OODS! and ask au examination and comparison of our stock, for its so complete in every particular that we feel sat isfied the taste of all can be pleased. Wo guarantee our prices to be as low as the same quality of goods can be bought anywhere else, and call particular atten tion to our BLACK SILKS, IEISH POPLIN'S, CAMELS HAIK, CASHMERES, SATEENS, ALPACAS, and a large variety of lower priced drese good,. We will receive JAMES’ LOAN CERTIFICATES The Georgia State Lottery Will Receive the LOAN CERTIFICATES of JOHN H. JAMES, Banker, in sums of Five Dol lars and upwards in payment for numbers and tiokets in their hi-daily drawings, and p»y prizes promptly aa heretofore in currency. HOWARD Ac CO, Managers, Ac., sep39-dtf Corner Walton and Forsyth sts. f TAX NOTICE. X am ordered by the Finance Committee to say to the Public that tho books for collecting the city tax will certainly close on the 10th of October next. The financial panic hurt the city as bad as individu als, and the time cannot be extended. J. H. FRANKLIN. Tax Collector and Receiver. By order of the Finance Committee. tiloctlO NOTICE. __ requested to meet in person or by proxv. Wednesday morning, October 1st, at 10 o'clock, at ths Bank. sopt30-2t J. M. WILLIS, Caahier. Georgia State Granges. Colapa&chke, Ga., Sept. 26, 1973. SBAZ.8: 1150,000 IN REAL ESTATE For Stale. worth of Real Estate, and J. W. Eogliah $25,000 to $50,000 worth improved, at small caah payments and long time interest bearing notes. Those penis stricken parties who withdrew their funds are specially invited to call, end those holding Certificates of Deposit in John Hi James* Rank, are notified that they will be taken at par. Make yeur application at the offloc of Wallace Ac Fowler. - —- JOHN & WALLACE. aep28 J. W. ENGLISH. , Best quality of Goal Creek Coal, also another quality of good grate coal that does not run together or smell I of aulphnr, aud only has three per oenL aak—only half the quantity of any other coal sold for gmle pur poses In this market. Addreee P. O. Box 545. SI 3m J. S W.LLSON, A*fn FOR RENT. My Largo Store, John James’ Certificates for the rent Terms reasonable. Possession giren first of October, for the whole or one half. The stores are well fitted up for Groceries or Dry Goods—shelv ing, office and counters complete. I will also receive James’ Certificates for th# rent of all the dwellings I own. eep30-tf O. P. CASEIN. Georgia State Grange. COLAPABCHEK, GA.. Sept. 3J, 1373. To Special Deputise : By dtreotion of th, Eim.Utc Commute of the aeorfie State Giwacc. yam an hereby rwqacetej to forward to this offtoo aU fee. for or^alzation of arma - K. TAYLOR, Sec y. The "Victor” The “ Victor’ ’ will sail oa its merits, and requires no “puffing.’* For terms, address aug6-tf B. J. WXLE8 Atlanta. Ga. CAMP HOUSE, Meals, 50c. 1 Lodging 50c. J. B. CAMP, Proprietor, iptdf Griflkn. Georgia.

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The Atlanta daily herald. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1872-1876, October 01, 1873, Image 5