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THE MODOC I5 WUU J ! YELLOW FEVER AT AUBURN.! ANNOUNCEMENTS. Litsfc of the Indian Tragedy. ^ ,le ^ asc Reported. [special to the herald.] Opelika, Ala., October 4, 1873. j There is considerable excitement here to- j day in consequence of the reported case of Captain Jack and His Band yellow fever»at Anbnrn, seven miles below I here on the railroad. The victim is Mr. John Follard, son of Hon. Charles T. Pollard. , The disease was contracted in Montgomery, i Mr. Poilard anived at Auburn several days Font* Heroes linns at Once. Die Like Men.” TIIB DEMOCRATIC TICKET. To the Editors of the Herald: Please announce tbe following Democratic Ticket, which will b9 supported at the next Municipal Elec tion, by THE PEOPLE. For Mayor, A. LEYDEN. i-iln Jacksonville, Oeec.ost, October 4, 1873. MADRID. The intransigent vessels, Luteran, Fernando and Catalico, have effected a larding at Gatruchs, for the purpose of precuring provisons. It is apparent also that their intententicn is to pelage the silver mines in the vicinity of Tierca Almagrero, and the authorities at that place are making preparation! to resist an at tack. Adm’l. Labas who ia now at Gibralta with a Spanish squadron, has received orders to go in par- suit of the insurgent vessels. The British squadron has gone to Garrachucli. i c. w. hunnicutt. j. a. hayden. MaHI WARD. j WM. G. GRAMBLING. J. A. RICHARD SON. SEVENTH WARD. ROB’T F. MADDOX. R. M. FARRAR. OCt3-tf | G . W. ADAIR. T. M. CLARK. SECOND WARD. , , _ j Dr.. J. F. BOZEMAN. JOHN KELLY. A '.corespondent of the Associated Press left Fort j s ‘ nce » feeling Very unwell. His father and j third ward, liamotli this morning at 11:30 o'clock, and by hard j family are with him. The latest accounts re- | OWEN LYNCH. L. P. GRANT, cidlag arrived here late tbi* evening, with tho follow- • port him to be doing very well. The citizens in B r.pot-1 of the .sedition of Captain Jack aotl Li. I of the vilIage do not Beem to be apprehensive ! M - MAHOXEY. _ ‘ _ . . .. . _ _ j of its soreading. Boston Charlie and Biack Jim were led on the scaf- * fold tret, and Schonchin next. They trod on it with apparent indifference, hiving evidently resolved to the ae bravely as they had lived. Captain Jack went easily "p the stairway, but looked wretched and mis erable. Their manacles had been struck off. but their arioii were securely pinned with cords. At precisely 9:45 o’clock this morning the inter preters, Captain O. C. Applegate and David Hill, explained to the prisoners the nature of the order to be read to them by the Adjutant, and at 10 o’clock Adj utan: Kingsbury read the order promulgating the sentence of commission, and tbe President’s order thereon, with the orders of the Secretary of War and ; ►-*-*-« -wpartment Commander. In the premi.e. the two j FiflilllCUll <111(1 C0111IllCrCi«ll. reprieved prisoners, Barncho and Slola, yet stood on ' the ground in front of the scaffold, shackled, aud ; On ’Change, under guard. During the reading, the pinioned vic- t.oi were seated on the SCAXTOLD, WITH THEIR FEET ON THE DP.Or, J.stcnicg anxiously, bat of coarse understanding not a word cf it. The reading occupied ten minntes; then the Adjutant read the order and commutation in the aeo of Barncho aud S’olu—tho poor felloes wero taken back to the stockade, evidently rejoiced at not ac i ’change rranying the others to the happy hunting grounds. The Chaplain then effered an earnest and fervid prayer for the souls of tho culprits, which was listened to at tentively. At 10 o'clock and fifteen minutes the laud nooses were placed around their necks, under di rection of Capt. Hoge. It was necessary to cut offs ..:Uc ol Capt. Jack’s Ion? hair which was »n the way of :bc rope. Capt Hoge then bid farewell to the prison- Therc was a fair attendance of merchants yesterday morning. Vice President A. C. Wyly, presiding. The following changes in quotations were reported: Family flour $8 50® 9. Hay—timothy $1 50® 1 75; clover $1 25® 1 C5. Coal 28® 30. Bacon—clear sides 11 >.:@12; clear rib sides 11J£. Sugar-cured hams 15'i ®1G. Balk meats—clear sides 11; clear rib sides 11%. Lard—tierces 101^10^; kegs, cans and buckets 11 >*. Coffee—LaGuira 28®30; java 34®35; Mocha 37%@40. Sugar—A 12*j®12%; extraC 12,' 4 ®12%; Demarara 12 @12';. Cheese 16^® 17. Cement $3 23®3 30. There being no farther bus ness, on motion the meeting adjourned. Atlanta Wholesale Market. Alderman—Fourth Ward. Citizens Fourth Ward: I respectfully announce myself a candidate for Al derman from your Ward, subject to the Demo ratic nomination. CUAS. PINCKNEY. cci5-td Aldermen—Fifth Ward. JOHN H. GOLD3MITH and MOSES T. SIMMONS will be supported by the citizens of the Fifth Ward for Aldermen for the year 1874, subject to the Demo cratic nomination, which will be held on tbe 11th lust. oct5-td Alderman—Second Ward. We are authorized to announce the name of J. H. WAGNON for Alderman for the Second Ward. octo-td Chamber of Commerce, Atlanta, Ga., October 4, 1873. Cotton—Bojiag at 15. . . . h - Flour—Fancy $10 Shall; extra family $9 50al0 00; cut oy ux ■ family $8 50a9 CO; extra *6 50a" 50; superline $6 00a HACK CAPS WERE PLACID OVER THE HEADS of all the culprits. At 10 o’clock and twenty minutes they stood on the drop, and the rope assistant at a signal made with Capt. Huge’s handker- | g &0; fine $4aG. .Lief. The bodies swung around and around, Jack ' Wheat-—Bed fl 30a 1 60; ambei $1 Goal .nd Jim apparently dying ewily, but Boston .ud j bu.licl. Cement |3 25 For Mayor. The namo of Major A. LEYDEN is announced as a candidate for Mayor of Atlanta. oct3—?d Many Citize ns. We are authoiizel to say that W. H. BROTHER- TON. candidate for Alderman in the First Ward, will be at home noxt Tuesday, aud will see as many of his constituents as he can between then and tho nomina- 1ST env .A dver ti.sements. [ family. Party wanting consists of a gentle man and wife and a two year old child. Must be near Street Car lino. References required and given. Ad dress immediately, care Herald Office, P. oct5-lt CARPETS, CARPETS. Have completed their Line to ATLANTA, and are prepared to TRANSMIT MESSAGES cheaper prices than ever before offered at the Carpet Store t f oct5-2t CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON k CO. CENTRAL LODGE. Regular Meeting, TUESDAY night, October 7th, l business of imiiortance will come before the Lodge. oct5-lt T. A. GRAMLING, Rec. Sec. Boarders Wanted. lamily where there are no children, lu one of tho best neighborhoods in the City, only a few hundred yards from tho business portion of tho City, and within a lew paces of the Peachtree Streot Railroad. Rates low, as it is more for company than profit that Board ers are wanted. Apply to W. H. BARNETT, ocl5-tf No. 19 West Baker street. No Further Time. ^TOUNCIL refused to extend tho time for the col lection of Taxes, and I am instructed by the l’i- nanco Committee to say the Books will be closed on the 10th inst. Come aud pay your Taxes and save coits. octflw J. H. FRANKLIN, T. R. THE STATE FAIR. 1 Local Agent of the city of Macon, through Hon. W. A. Huff, for this section of Georgia, for the State Fair. My office is with the Cotton States Life Insur ance Co., No. 17 Kimball House Block. Any informa tion relative to the State Fair will be cheerfully given by the undersigned at his office. oct5-tf S. FRANK WARREN. Agent. to all important points in the United States. Office at National Hotel, oct5-tf FOB RENT. | Attention is called to the Sunday Herald Rent List, published below. Parties desiring Houses would do well to look it over. ROBT. CRAWFORD’S LIST. Eighteen rcorn bouse. Marietta street CO 00 ; Ten room house, Marietta street 36 00 ' Ten room house, Walton street 35 00 Eight room house, cor Washington aud Hunter streets 40 00, Eight room house, Walton s.reet 30 00 Seven room house. Ivy street 30 00 Six room house. Church street 20 00 Five room house. Church street .... 20 0.) Five room house,Georgia R. It. and Terry street 25 00 Five room house, Pulliam street 21 00 Five room house, Cone street 25 00 Four room house, Loyd street 21 00 Four room house, Newton street 15 00 Four room house, L^yd street 21 00 Four room house, Baker street 25 00 Three room Louse, Haynes street 10 Ol) Three room house, Windsor street 10 00 Three room house, Fair street 12 00 Two room house, Yonge streot 7 00 Second story rooms on various streets. Cheap tenement houses iu various localities. oct5-lt Office No. 4 Whitehall st. J. L. LUMSDEN, Superintendent. GRAND CONCERT. BENEFIT OF r 83a85c by . ■ash S homtin suffering terrible convulsions. Boston and -hoacLin repeatedly drew up their legs, but two < :hers seemed to die almost instantly. At .0 o clock and twenty-eight minutes their poises were felt by Capt. Hoge, and as this is being written, they are swinging lifeless in the air. As tho irop fell with a terrible deadly thug, tho four - ; .oor» WTetched human beings fell into eternity, and a half smothered cry of horror went up from a crowd of over five hundred Klamath Indians who witnessed tbe awful spectacle. Wails of deep and bitter anguish | went up from the stockade, where the wives and cbiJ- : dren of the poor fellows had a face view of the shock- j 173 iiig scene. Tne coffins, six in number, had been j Gunny bagging—-13 >>;al4c. placed directly in the rear of the gallows, two of them . m ^^a 37>^»4oJ destined to be unoccupied, as an order commuting the ; Sugar—a 12,^al2\c; « xtra C 12al2 sentences of Barncho and Slolnx only arrived at 10:30 i 12al2 For Alderman. 75: choice Wc are authorized to announce Mr. R. C. YOUNG 3 33 j as a candidate for Alderman f.-om the Third Ward, uid white i subject to tho Democratic nomination. ! oct2-td SHREVEPORT SUFFERERS, t James* Hall, TUESDAY' October ?tlt. C. W. ADAIR’S LIST. RESIDENCES. M Eleven room house. West End 50 CO | Eight room house West Uirris street 40 00, Seven room house, Matkbam street 25 00 j Seven room house, Dawson street 15 00 , Six room house, Rawsou street NewYear’s Presents Tie Atlanta Daily k Weekly $7,000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY! as ao inducement to subscribers a list of presents, to be award jd bj a*i eq nl distribution on New Year's Day. The Atlanta Daily Herald Is the only eight-page daily paper published in th-* South outside of New Orleans, and is universally a«l - mitted to be the best paper iu Georgia. THE WEEKLY HERALD Corn—Yell 85a87,*j cents. Meal—82,‘ja85c. Lard—Tierce lOLslO^'c; ke^s, esns andbncketll Bacon—Clear sides 11 j*a 12c; clear rib 11.^c; shoul ders 10%c. Hams—Sugar cared 153*alC. , . . ... Balk Meats—Clear sides 11c; clear rib 10, x 4 '; long ! 18 a candidate for Aldermau fro clear sides 10,^c.; shouders 8?«c. Hay—Timothy $1 60al 75; clover $1 25al 05. Oats—55c; seed oats 60a65c. For Alderma We are authorized to a —Seventh Ward. ounce that J. N. LANGS* the Seventh J Ward, subject to the Democratic nomination, j oct2-td Rye—$1 25 per bushel. Barley—$1 35al 50 per bushel. Coal—Lump, by car load, at 28a30c. Cotton ties—9,*£. Bagging—2 Iba, IGaIGS'c; 2;,' lbs, 17i Coffee—Rio 26>*a28,‘ 4 c; laguira 28a30; ja Aldermitfi *' lbs ! We are authorized to announce the name of J. C. 4 * . McMILLAN as a candidate for Alderman from the 1 Seventh Ward, subject to the Democratic nomination. 3U35; ; oct2—td TICKETS ONLY FIFTY CENTS. oct5-2t. Six Room House, Jackson street 15 00 j I* Five room house, Raws on Five room house, Fraser Four room house, Luckie street Four room house, Simpson street Four room house, Rhodes streit Four room house, Peachtree street One school house. Luckie street STORE HOUSES. 03 fifty-i .... 15 00 I “ $ 1 The Cheapest and Best .... 15 00 10 00 1 Family Journal ever published in Georgia. The past 50 00 ! course of the HERALD is a Ruinate. that it will ever be found fighting against for their execution with the others. An application was made this morning to Gcneia! Wheaton by the Sheriff of Jackson county, Oregon, for the custody of the Indians indicted by the Grand Jury, but was re fused. Cheese--16 1 J al7. THE LATE PANIC. Telegraphic Markets. Closing Quotations. New York, October 4, 1873. Cotton qniet at 18^(5)194; sales 633 bales. Cotton—net receipts 125 bales; gross 1,093. A Few Mote buspensions— Brighter Skies Cotton futures closed steady; sales 3,900 Above Us—The Panic Extending bale ?- a 5 “i 0 .™ T 0ctober ^2^17 3.5-32; No- _ .... vember 17 9-1G; January lTgtel, 7-16; Feb- to Egypt—Peake & raary 17;| . Opdyke Fail. Flour inactive; shippiug grades scarce and Washisotos, October 1, 187.i. rale firm: family brands dull nod heavy; com- Tho aaspea»:ons of L»mpe k Co., grain dealers, mon to fair extra SC 70©7 35. Whiskey 1c. Eoeion of |soc.oo,»ndPeake, O;o7yke i: Cj , of New ! lov:er; shippers hold off; millers bny spar- . or* of jOj coo are announced. , l»g!y cn account of advanced freight checks Arrival of Bullion. I rc P° rted ;. "! nter red western ?l 60. \cs9eis :>om Europe to-day haves half million bul lion. Tt v. ill be deposited in the sub treasury Mon. For Aldriman. I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-elec tion for Allerman from tho First Ward, subject to the Democratic nomination on Siturday, 11th day of Oc tober, 1873. John F. Morris. oct2-td. For Alderman—First Ward. Editors Herald: Pleas3 announce my nauie 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. Grand Jury Presentments. A. ERGENZINGER, No. 7 Hunter St. near Whitehall, JS READY FOR THE FALL SEASON TO FURNISH j Blankets, Quilts, Comforts, Sheets, Slips, Counterpanes, Feathers, j Pillows, Bolster?, Feather Beds, Mattrassos, dbc.. cfcc. Of his own manufacture, at tbe LOWEST prices. Ex amine my goods before purchasing elsewhere. oct5-lw ! 0 El ENTlNSDRANCE CO, 1 HARTFORD, CONN. two store.. Prror«««... t wo oo Bond Rings and Swindlers. One Store, Whitehall street sou. ^ One store, Teacbtree street CO 00 One Store, Marietta street 50 00 And that it will be always found bitting for the pec- One Store, Broad street 75 00 : pie and institutions of th3 South. Two stores Broad street, 25 0J One Store, Ivy street 20 00 \jnnr to fi|TTP rnrUP One basement room, Wall street 00 R [J W ID illtl il!u.U One •• •• •* “ 20 00, fj-A number of offices and rooms. ! Cougre • i ini the Legislature tbe Fall t.^iious will take pin Greenbacks ent at par. oct5-lt . S. Currency received for house G. W. ADAIR. Dr. Cahloun’s Renowned LIVER PILLS, DR. CALHOUN'S LIVER PILLS. DeKALD SUPERIOR COURT, 2d WEEK. SEPTEMBER TERM, 1873. We, the Grand Jurors cmpannelled i T. WEBSTER, S. 1. PRESTON, President. V. Pres't. GEORGE.W. LESTER. Secretarr. Corn be"av3’ at lc. lower; mixed and yellow 66(5.66.’,. | Pork - steady. Lard a shade firmer. Nnvals j the Second Week, September Term, 1873, of the Stipe- J steady. Groceries in good demand and tin- rio * Court of said conaty, after having discharged | changed. Freights firmer. other duties assigned to us by tbe Court, do nuke tbe Money easy at 1-16(5 i commission. Ster- ; following General Presentments: ; ling firmer at 74. Gold 9^(5 10. Govern-! Iu reference to the recommendation by the Grand ments active. State bonds—little doing. I Jnry of last week concerning the purchase of a pauper j Government Securities-81s 14’; 62s 71; 61s | farm for the counly, it is the opinion of this body that 9; 65s 10; new lo_.; 6is 11; C8s 11.*; new 5s, it would be desirable for the Ordinary to refer this matter to the voters of the couuly at tho next election Notes at Home aud Abroad. Cixcxxxatti, October 4,1873. The financial trouble is developing a disposition o manufacturers to reduce the force and hours. Save ral have reduced, and others wi.'l follow unless nex we:lr 8ho*va an improvement. Louisville, October 4. 1873. Tho German Security Bank Las not suspended pay ment of all demands. DURUQCE, October 4, lc73. Tho ruspended Merchants National Bank has been i \ proportion to its capital, enormously swindled. ; TUe L'resiJenl $00,009 «,d tbe Cauhi.r $200MK0. ; €oU 7 Jn on spot dutillg thc week eas} .. part «so», Octolwr 4,187-3 of the week prices settled, nnlillovr middlings : reported that tbe crops have failed and a rim- „ nd up!and9 touched at 17g; this was about .ne prevail* in some portions of Hungary. bottom figure, aud as affairs begin to look AL*x.vyDBLi, Egypt. October 4,1873. j ap the market received a decline, both ship- : here ia a financial panic prevailing here. pers and spinners purchasing quite freely, I cake, Opdykes A Co.’s Failure-Wheat ? nd . 3 r ^ sterda y c . losed . ve !7. 17 » as the Moving Briskly. DAVIS & CLARK, Agts., Vo. ■Vi Rronil slrrtt, Atlanta. Ga, List of Presents for the Daily. Tbe Daily HERALD is tbe mist c>ra fiete newspa per ever published in Georgia. EVERY MERCHANT SHOULD TAKE IT. EVERY MECHANIC SH3ULD TAKE IT. EVERY PROFESSIONAL SHOULD TAKE IT. EVERYBODY SHOULD TAKE IT. All subscribers who pay us $5 for six months' sub scription to the Daily HERALD, above all arrearage*, from this date to New Year’s Day, will have an equal 4; 67s 14; G8s IF i 8 *.; 10-iOs 8]. i State bonds—Tennessee 6s 73 r ;: new 73. | Virginia 6s 55: newlO. Consols 16; deferred ! |9j. Louisiana 6s 40; new 10. Levee 6s 52.’,; j 8s 55. Alabama 8s 70; 5s no bids. Georgia 6s and 7s no bids.North Carolinas 20; special I tax 10. South Carolinas 10. April ;:nd Oc-1 i Net Casii Assets Sep. U 1873. $568,357 74 Nrw York, October 4, 1873. There was a flutter and excitement among drygood3 merchants this morning, caused by the suspension of of Peake, Opdykes k Co:, one of the largest dry goods uou»es on Broakway. Peake, the senior member of the firm, when questioned on the subject this morn ing, sold that his hoose bad suspended, but expected to resume business in a short time and to pay one hundred cents in the dollar. Tbe suspension, he added, was ciustd directly by disruption of exchanges. His firm was owed large basis, for quotations for future deliveries were limited and rates ruled slightly irregular; October contracts have ruled freely, but at tbe close yesterday business slacked up and cates were slightly ofl; total sales for the week were 71,462 bales, of whibh 62,500 were contract and 8,962 for immediate delivery, as follows: 3,647 for export, 5,027 for spinners, and 288 for speculation; included were 50 to arrive. Naval stores, after selling very low, have recovered, closing firmer wjth sales. Memphis, October 4, 1873. HCotton quiet and unchanged; low middlings sums cf money from the West, and it bad been found j I5_j• receipts 858 bales; shipments 644; stock .mpossible to make collections. 3 352. Several Urge dry goods merchants on Broadway were | ’ Wilmington, October 3, 1873. u'so questioned as to the probable effect of thc snspen- Cottoa—net receipts 77 bales; exports sion of Peak3 k Opdyke upon the mirket. It seemed j coastwise 65; stock 1,206; net receipts for the to be the general opinion that no bad results would ! week 898; exports coastwise 699; sales 392. iallow, and that although trade was dull at tbe present ! NORFOLK, October 4, 1873. t me, tho existing feeling was good, and that there was Cotton active and nominally hi3her; low * uery prospect of a brink trade in a week or two, when middlings 17; ne t receipts 1,145 bales; (X- the present stringency of the money market shall have ports coastwise 755; sail s 100; stock 3,631). pass'd away. 1 Louisville, October 4, 1873. There have arrived in this cily daring tho presen 1 Flour —small business; prices unchanged. ! ot Ooe u an< j re j d 0 u»- week 2,:-53.l22 buaaels of wheat, the largest number Gri * 111 H™et; no movement; nothing doing* . . I Picont to Inefll ilenlera Provisions nnir*fr ■ ’ ferry cording to specifications, being thirteen for members of the General Assembly, as to whether they approve or disapprove of tho measnre. We also recommend that the committ ic to examine the books of IN th conuty begin their labors from those dates at which I * ** former committees have examined. Wo find that all 1 U 1 ° thc books have boon revised up to March Term, 1873, I except those of the Clerk of tho Superior Court. We find that wo have sufficient evidence for finding True Bills against several vendors of intoxicating li quors in tho town of Stone Mountain, if the Legisla ture had not by special act repealed tbo State laws concerning tbe oath to be taken by retailers in said town of Stone Mountain; and as wo regard tho use of ardent spirits as a beverage by our youth as a crying evil in the land, and as tho evil is liable to continue so long as our law-makers are so loose in granting charters to towns, we, the Grand Jurors aforesaid, do most respectfully request His Excellency, the Govern or of the State, if in bis judgment it is expedient so to do, to recommend in his next annual message to the General Assembly tho passage of a law making it a penal offense for any person to sell or give a drink of ardent spirits to a minor in this State, unless the same may be prescribed by somo regular physician, parent or guardian. And we also request our present repre sentative from DeKalb to give bis hearty support to such a bill. We find that our Court House has one leak in the roof that needs immediate attention. We find that our excellent Sheriff, with commenda ble zeal, did offer and pay out cf bis own pocket tbe sum of Ono Hundred Dollars as a reward for the ap prehension of an escaped prisoner—Thomas Waer by came—aud as we know tbo good j^eople of the county N FINANCIAL STRENGTH a pt aud equitable adiustmi lrorn the date of its orgi: I AM ENGAGED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF TH . celebrated Family Medicine known as tbe Calhoun Liver and Anti’Bilious | Pills. under the pupirvision and assistance of Dr. Calhoun himself. This Pill ha? becu in use lor the last thirty- : live years, ami Las taken precedence over ail other Family Preparations, l;y al that havo used them. Thousands would certify to their great value if necss- ! sary. Quo fact should supersede any amount of ccr- ; tificates, and that fact is this: Dr. Calhoun has been j physician to the Fulton County Prison for over seven 1 ! years, when the number of prisoners ranged from 20 j to 70 laboring under all the disoasrs incident to this ; d tho uniformly climate. With but few exceptions th-*y have all been it and payment of ! treated with this Pill, aud astouishinu fi> say, during zition tho I that long period, not * * * * chance of obtilning 01? c be awarded on that day: I Cash Present 1 Piano, worth .... 4 Gold Watches ... Sewing Machine! 5 Sets Farnttnrc .. 15 Sets China Wat 1 Sets Dickens' Wo gold Edition 1 Sets Wavcrly .No 1 Sets BnlwerVs W< Edition Copies Shaktpea lag Presents to 8 500 Ol> 500 OO iOO OO 500 OO 500 OO 500 OO Laud 150 CO 100 OO Wt SOd : > Chr rorth ; amount cf te. OB.IEKTT lias justly acquired a prominent position among tbe most reputable Fire Insurance Companies of the country. It will continue to afford first-class security to its policy holders at current rates. DAVIS & CLARK, octS-tf Agents. grMd opening” PRESENTS for THE WEEKLY HERALD: liis treatment. This fact i timonials. I am now prepared to fill orders from Druggists, ; Merchants aud others. All orders sent me shall re- 1 \\\ subscribers who shall pav us $2 00 for one year's I^yipepTta! Diarrhce^Dy^ntcTyi’HbeumitUmfchoV- Option t, the WEEKLY H EP.ALD will have « Morbus, Biliousness and Sick Headache, or other j oqual s I diseases of a Southern climate, but yields readily to | this preparation. I Price, 50 cents a Box. None genuine unless it bears the signature of N. C. j ! Williams aud picture of Dr. Calhoun. 1 Address . N. C. WILLIAM3. ’Post-office Box No. 240. Atlanta, Ga. Manufactory No. 118, corner Washington and Peters streets, Atlanta, Ga. june29-w6tn the following Presents, to be awarded Fall Stock FULTON COUNTY NOW HEADY AT IMS DISAULLE8 k CO, COR. WHITEHALL & HUNTER STS. that day: 1 Cash Present S300 OO 1 40-Saw Gullatt Gin. of any de sired make ‘200 OO 1 Cotton Serew 150 OO *40 One-horse Tarn Plows 150 OO 10 Two-horse Turn Plows IOO OO 10 Sets Cottage Furniture 400 OO 30 Toilet Sets 300 OO I Handsome Engravings, valu ed at from S3 to 85 each 700 00 8^300 OO Li lt AIM JS TO OFFER OUR do not drsiro their servant to impoverish himself j hi.effort, to serve the county, we hero recommend j cl , s , 0 ooJ a at the LOWEST j that tbe Ordinary pay over to our said Sheriff tho sum | price b. out of tbo county funds. weeV2.:^.122hu,heU of wheat, the Urgest number I ur, “V 'lurei; U.uyeuimii, uotuiug uu.u B , We fiud that the bridge acroex tho north prong of by many millions of bu.hols ever received here in j I th « Peachtree creek, ou th. Power.’ ferry ro*l, hunot week. There have also arrived 99,268 barrels of first Tuesday iu November next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: Two bureaus, one wardrobe, one sideboard, one secretary, ono large desk, and six fine parlor chairs 1 evied on as the property of Jared I. and Nannie E Whitaker, by virtue of and to satisfy a in wtgage fi. fa issued from Fulton Superior Court in favor of Mrs H. A. Kirkpatrick vs. Jared I. Whitaker and Nauuie F. Whitaker. Property pointed out iu fi. fa , September i let, 1873. Also, on the same day. first Tuesday in November, I will be sold ou thc premise in a factory on the corner j <>f Harris and Butler streets, In the city of Atlanta. I Fulton county, Ga., one plaining machine, 1 rip saw, j 1 gig saw, I cut off saw, 2 lathes. 1 surfacing machine, | morticing machine, l lathing machine,! baring rm- | —- j chiuo, 1 rooting machine 1 moulding mnchin9 ami In { Uo pro33ac9 of , committee of prominent anl XTMlOV^lI^ltrin^ing^w^hu^F^.a^pHll^fl and belting at- J we n knowu gentlemen, a blindfolded boy will draw a number from the large wheel. Another boy will draw PLAN OF AWARDINS PRESENTS. On receipt of the money, or of the name, with the money, from our agents, we will send to each subscri ber a printed and numbered ticket, entitling the holder to whatever present m»y bo awarded the number. Oa New Year’s day the numbered coupons from which each ticket is torn will be placed in a large wli« el, an la numbered list of tickets representing 11 be place! in another and a smaller I Pork $16. liacon—shoulders 8.J; clear rib . -h is a much larger number (ban usual. been built 1 TELEGRAPHIC NOTES. sides 94; clear sides 9> packed. fc>. C. hams , , ^ ■ I 13C" 13J; plain 12 Lard-tierces 8J(«A;; kegs i fc * Uw> •»<>'*. lhc • ree “‘»‘ tUo north .n,t to i 9.1; steam 8. Whisky nominal. Cincinnati, October 4, 1873. Flour quiet but steady. Corn quiet at 51. |be too steep for loaded wagons lo cross. We call the attention of tho Ordinary to this defect. Wo tender to His Honor, Jndge Hopkins, and the A dAjateh f«m Bo.to., My. ih,t »rru n gen:eut» arc p uj ‘ , improved" demand ‘ Fork in I Solicitor. Mr. Glenn, our thank, for ofBeM courte.ie, being made tor a grand parade and oration at Fanuil , , , , . « ueuiauu. io« m * T#.n ..rival nr inaMti, lr ,h t.„ „ . . 1 good demand at $14 7o at close; held at $15 i ffurinj? the term. t lArrf eh MiUri ' 8 * W ° r | at the close. Lard firm and in fair demand; We direct that tho Ordinary publhh this, our Gen mg m*-na iriena, so called. i — ------ - ’ 1 A . <irn.tr i .... 4 K.A t , ww • i ste«am 73; mostly held at 8; delivered by seller , Presentment, in one or both of tho Atlanta pa- j o n oar-, a young October 15; kettle 8@8-ir Bacon steady ! pers, end forward a copy to thc Executive Office of tho j money clerk in tho Brooklyn post-office, is missing. A dispatch from the Cape of Good Hope says that n.nety oat of the one hnndred and forty marines there arc in hospital. A Baltimore dispatch announces that ex-Governor Thomas King Carroll Is dead. A New York dispatch state* Um* Ktradlaugh .declines ‘.o lect’iro before the workingmens’ union unless they JoHN W. TUGGLE, Foreman. Russell T. Ayers, George M. Carpenter, Edwin n. Guess, James A. Ualbrook, C) arlos M. Jones. Jacob C. Now, Thomas Thompson, Thomas P. Wells. JOS. F. A. TUFTS, Scc’y. As recommended by thu Grand Jury, it is ordered John W. Akers, Ix:ander Billie, Jeptha E. George, Philip L. HamptoD. Ewel C. Hardman, Philip B. McCurdy, Michael A. Steel, John B. Wamack, | and in fair jobbing demand; shoulders 94(0 9 clear sides 9(5 9£. Whiskey—small sales at \ j 90 in currency. Savannah, October 4, 1873. j 1 Cotton middlings lO.j; net receipts 1,624 ! bales; fules 384; stock 14,851. Philadelphia, October 4, 1873. J ! Cotton quiet, middlings 182; low middlings | arrange it with the literary bureau, to which he has j 18 strict good ordinary 17; net receipts 64 i sold his lecture services in this country. Many mem- bales; gross 139; exports coastwise 75; sales! bers of tbe union denounce Bndlangh for his atheis- \ 81J Stock 1,58 ft. t'C v»d coer.munist ideas. Auousta, October 4, 1873. “— _— j Cotton steady; middlings 16£ ; net receipts ■ that the above Presentments bo published one time in CAIITOL GOSSIP. (81 bales; f»!os 27; stock 1,287. , the Atlanta Hkrald and Constitution. , —" . Boston. October 4, 1873. I By the Court. JNO. T. GLENN, Sol. Oeu. Poet* metric* cn the Air-Line Hoed—j Cotton quiet; middlings 18J; net receipts a truo copy from tho Minute* of DeKalb Superior Grant’s Movements. j 199 bales; gross 655; sales 200; stock 8,000. J court. II. J. WILLIAMS, Clnk. Washington, October 4, 187J. Tno extension 01 the postal rervice was ordered to- ♦lay or. the Atlanta A Richmond Air-Jane Rail rent, from Marat Airy to Charlotte, a distance of one Lnn- drcJ and eighty miles,. The Vrisldent ia expected te attend a leuuiou of the army of Touncssee at Toledv. t»*s been appointHt postmaster at P.tli'.irg NEW GOODS irriving DAILY, consisting of tho latest N neltioi Black Silks, Ivisli Poplins, Camel’s Hair, Cashmeres, Sateens, Alpacas, Twills, Delaines, :<ble i taehecl, together with ai! the tools used about said J chines, all tho fixtures, lumber and material, located in said factory. Levied ou as the property of Ron- ; deau A Co., by virtue of and to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from Fulton Superior Court in lavor of Paul Jones, i sr., vs. Rondeau A Co. Property pointed out iu fl. fa. A. M. PBRKER8ON, Sheriff. K !n j seutl0*w4w printer's fee $2 50 per levy. * , SPECIAL NOTICE. ticket from the prize wheel, representing th* pres - ent to which thj holdjr of tho first drawn ticket 1 untitled. AGENTS WANTED la ovary Town and Tillage in Qs^rfU, Alibamv j All maniri r of chronic diseases successfully treated I south Carolina old otksr contiguous States. Llbsral at tho Eclectic Dysponsary, No. 53 Bro.td street. Can- commissions allowed. h, Maliguant Tumors, diseases of the Eyo and Ear I treated ou an entire new principle. Consultation free. octl-3t 8. F. SALTER, M. D., Proprietor. CLAYTON SHERIFF'S SALES, W j Immense stock of WOOLEN GOODS bought since | thi heavy decline iu Wool, at remarkably rcusouablo : prices. tfUr Money saved by purchasing of LOUIS DeSAULLKS A CO., Corner Whitehall aud Hunter Sts. j oct5-ann tnesAwed oclS It Lonikin, October 4, 1873. UokmoIh 92^a92g; Fiveu 92. Fries 60. New Oblkank, October 4, 1873. ; Cotton firm; Inland lower; quotations easy; I middlingH 18*184; low middlings 174*171; j btnet Rood MdiBHT lCl^nrt rcedpto «1 „ , bales; grun.^ 034 ; exports SOIbilfi^ ‘99; Hales isth day of October l«73. st 10,0(0: stock 28,956. | SAwit DAN IELPMTMAN. Ordinary GEORGIA Fulton Cour,t>-. OiiiHNUiv'MOKrrrK, nriob-r 1,1873. RS. SARAH A. F. HAMILTON, wife or John _ Hamilton, has applied for exemption of per sonalty, (her husband having refuse 1 to apply), and 1 will puss upon the some tt 10 o’clock Atf~ ' 1 M Clayton Sheriff’s Sales. town of Jouesboro. Clayton county, Ga , on the first Tuesday in October, 1873, between tho usual hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: Tho north half of land lot No. 240, except four acres In the northeast corner of said lot; also the cast half of lot No. JEW; also, tho one-sixteenth of an acre, more or le«s. No. 1, fourth section iu the town of Jonesboro, on tho east side of Macon A Western railron-l, all of which lies in the 13th district of origi nally llenry now Clayton county. Levied on as the property of Jesse Cangler under and by virtue of a rt fa from the Superior Court of sahl county in favor ot Win G Lone k Go. vs. said Jesse Caugler, to satisfy saul 11 fa. Property pointed out by plaintiffs attor neys. N. O. HI DSON. Hherig. •u/il-id* tho usual hours of sale, tho following property, to- wit: One dwelling house and lot containing two acres, more or lees, in tho town of Jonesboro, knowu as tho dwelliug house now occupied by E J Rauksdaly. Lev ied on as tho property of R R Hanes, under and by virtue ol sundry fi fas in my bauds iu favor of James Hanes vs Hanes k Key and Hanes, Key A Hanes. Property pointed out by plaintiff this Septomber 27, 1873. Also, at the same time and place, will bo sold one hundred acres, more or less, kno«n as the north half of land lot No. 244, in tho 4th district of origiually Fayette, now Clayton county. Levied ou as the prop erty of W WCurry, under ami by virtue of all fa from Clayton Superior Court in favor of I) K Btarn vs said W W Curry. Property pointed out by Dyington k Waterton, plaintiffs attorneys. ..... Also, at the earns time and place, will l»e sold fifty acres, more or loss, of land I ' N 103, iu tho 13th district of originally Henry. 1. •* t layton county. Levied on as the property ot Elijah M Lasscter under and by vlrtoo or a fi fa from Clayton Superior Court in favor of .Inm^s 1 Christian vs K W Mnndj. admin- ietrator of W McKamer and Elijah M Lasseter. Property pointed out by plainMff. Ibis tho Q7th <lay of September, 1873. Reforoucja required fr»>ui all desiring to be come agents. Money can b« sent at our risk by rOST-OFTICE ORDER, REGISTERED LETTER, or EXPRESS. HERALD PUBLISHING CO., P. 0. Box 23, Atlanta, Ga. Clayton Sheriff Sales. II till be aoM before the Court House door in the V \ town of Jonesboro. Clayton county, Georgia, within the legal hours of *ale, on the first Tuesday in October next, tho following property, to-wit; On# house and lot No. 6. containing two acres, more or loss, iu the town of .loneaboro, Clayton county, known aud levied on as the property of R. R. Uaynee to satisfy nine Justice Court ft. fas. issued from tbe 1088th District, G. M., iu favor of William Morrison. Said premises being now occupied by K J Barksdale. Property pointed out by plaintiff's attorney; ami returned to me bv J A Johnson, L C for the 1088th District, G M. This 29th August. 1873. v 1# , Also, at tho same time and Place, tho north half ot lot of laud number 31. lu the f th District of oiigraaUy Henry, now Clayton county, containing 100 acre# more or less, at the property cf Elijah Glaaa, by virtue of a ft fa issued from Fayette Snrertor Court in fajor of W K Whitaker, guardian of Sarah F and B F Whitaker, vs William Glass, principal, aud Elijah Glass, security. Property pointed out by Plaintiff's attorney. Tanatl* n possession notified. This August 29th. 1878. N. O. HUDSON. sb*riir.