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NEW YORE. NEWS.
Toe Evangelical Alliance—More Suspensions.
New Yens, October 7, 1973.
The Conference lad four « ssious to-day, at dtffer-
•v.l p!acos. M:icy papers were read.
Wylie and Kuevals & Co , sugar dealers, have sus
pended. They have no statement to make.
Tbo weather is very cold to night.
Rev. J. J. Browner preached hi* anuur.l sermon be
fore the Southern Nsw York Biptist Association to-
r.y.and was elected Moderator fo • tbo ensuing year.
iix-CityTreasurer Sprague, of Brooklyn, was ar
raigned to-day tinder four indictments, and his trial
m>1 down for tho 20th instant.
LiEnle King alias K.to btuddart was arraigned to •
ey before court, but one of her counsel stated they
were not yetnady. No day was Axed for htr trial
:tnd she was remanded back to prison.
The first annual prize meeting of the National Rifle
Aseooiation commences to-morrow at Crctdmore. A .
large number of entries for the different prizes, which 1
a^Sregato fn value over $$,000, hare been ma ie. j
ft The opening match to-morrow is for the Judd prizes, i
eighteen in number, exclusively for members of the J It was
, reas of tho country. Amoug those who wiil contest : bringiL;
i ~>T them are General James R. Ilawley, of the Hart-
.'rd Conrant; J. C. McIntyre, of Bostou; Cbas. Hal-
)« dr, L. C. Bruce, W. II. Clark and
o New York city and State press.
THE BALLOON.
It Didn't Go Across the Ocean.
New Haven, Octooer 7, lbTJ.
The occupants of Donaldson's balloon etcaped by
leaping from tho ba kst. The empty balloon was
captured at Canaan’s Corner.
Financial and Commercial.
Closing Quotations.
Cotton Market*
New York, October 7, 187.*?.
Cotton easier; sales 705 bales at 18g019j;
dock lots cheaper.
C«»tton—net receipts 35 bales; gross 3-7
Fulton Sheriff's Sales
FOR NOVEMBER.
1»S«
chants on Vlango >
At two o’ciock this afternoon a third section of ] of an advance,
t i0 Evangelical Alliance met in I)r. Adams’ 1 On motion, the i
• hereb, Madison Square. The church was l.t- j
-rally packed full to the doors. Tho general topic j
•..A9 tho pulpit 0* the day, and the spa kers were: Atlanta
First, Bov. Dr. Farter of London; second, Rev. Mr. j
r.^echcr; and third, Dr. Kidder cf Madison, New !
There was but few
day morning.
Vice-President W. J. Garrett picsidcd.
No changes in quotations were reported.
On inquiry being maao by Captain John Stephens
ss to what cotton waf bringing, and as to whether
there was money h. re to buy it, it was stated by va
rious gentlemen who are well posted, that cotton was
bringing fi teen cents readily, and that there was
money to buy all that was being offered.
It was thought by all the m< rubers that cotton was
fair price, and was as high as it wonld
have been if there had bien no panic, cr perhaps
higher, as the receipts would have been much btav-
eral others of J ier but for the panic, and that farmers would act
j wise-y to sell at present prices, as there is no prospect
t tiug a Ijaiirned.
Tha children’* meeting at 3 p.m., in tho Church of
‘he Disciples, tfis addressed by Rev. Mr. Sheahadri.
Tha manufacturing jewel*-ra and silver smiths of
New York sent tc-day $1,-00 to aid the yellow fever
‘nfferers at Memphis.
TLo Italian Government has conferred the Grand
Cross Order ot Ituly on the I.‘.Vi.in Conenl-Geucral of
this port, i® consideration of his efforts to suppress
• he tra:7i^ in Italian children.
‘Ihe Senatorial Committee on Pri>ilogea and Elec-
ions held a private session this evening.and declined to j clear
. ve any information as to their deliberation cntil the
-rritC &t Washington of the steamship Moro Castle
irda Havana.
Tho Brooklyn Police Commissioners Lave appointed
nspector John S. Folk Superintendent of Police.
At a special meeting of the Produce Exchange, a
-eaolulion was adopted to apply for membership in
tne National Board of Trade.
Registration tor tbo coming election commenced
to-Jay andprogre scs very slowly and quietly. Twen
ty-sir De mocratic inspectors Lave tailed to qualify.
The Republican inspectors have all qualified.
One thousand dollars has been subscribed, through
' no Ran aver National Bank, to aid Shreveport.
A comxniilco of Memphis merchants, now in the
e-ty, tckiiowiedgo th© Tcceipt of $3,564, additional
rsubscriptions for their dly.
Tbe Brooklyn Board of Education this evening
wdpptcd & i (-solution not to abolish the colored schools.
ThiB wa3 deco in accordance with a petition from a
number of prominent colored citizens.
Aire. Me cilia SIstz’er alias Medea has been arrest- d
< barged with the crime of causing the death of Ida II.
Vail. Sto has made an affidavit that Dr. J. K. Coming,
At la tit a \Y l* oli-suit Market.
CH l-.ll.EK or COMMERCE,
* Atlista, Ga., October 7, 1873.
Cotton—Buying at 15.
Flour—Fancy $lti fiOall; extra family $0 SOalO 00;
family *8 60VJ CO; extra $o 50i7 50; superfine $G 00a
6 50; riuo
Wheat —Ked |1 50al CO; ambei $1 Coal 75; choice
white il 70al 85.
Lime—40-jooc per bushel. Cement $3 25-3 50.
i—Yt'l c
1 SJat*;
oad, cash and
Meal—82 1 ja85c.
Lard—Tierce lOMlO^c; te-.«
Bacon—Clear sides 1 Italic;
firm; sales 8.300 bales, as follows; October | to-«it
17 23-320174; November 17->; December 171;
January 17 9-10017 19-32.
Charleston, October 7, 1873.
Cotton—middlings 17; low middlings 101; 1 km
strict good ordinary 10; net receipts 1,5881 rai
bales; sales 000; stock 9,112. |
Bhtladelphia, October 7, 1873.
Cotton—middlings 18^; net receiyts 151; J- M. C. lJ
bales; gross 608.
Boston. October 7, 1873.
Cotton—middlings 19; gross receipts -175
bales; sales 275; stock8,000.
Galveston, October 7, 2873.
Cotton iu light demand; good ordinary 14i;
Texas ordinary 12J; net receipts 407 bales;
exports coastwise 93; ales 59; slock 10.790.
Augusta, October 7, 1873.
Cotton steady; middlings 1G2.; receipts 500
bales; K>les 550.
Savannah, October 7, 1S73.
Cotton firm; middlings 16g; currency 177;
net receipts 598 bales; t-ales 550; stock 14,259.
Liverpool, October 7, 1873.
Cotton —sales include 72,201 American bales;
good ordinary, deliverable io December and
January, 8 '; good ordinary deliverable in No
vember, 8-.
Mobile, October 7, 1873.
Cotton firm; supmy limited, middlings 17
0.17 j; net receipts 431 bales; export
wise 230: sales 200; stock 10 389.
New Orleans. October? 1873.
Cotton less active; middlings 184018i; low
middlings 176017;,;; strict good ordinary 10.] j
017; net receipt* 3,827 bales; gross 3,963; i
sales 1,200; stock 28,509.
Baltimore, October 7. 1873. j
Cotton firm; middlings 18; low middlings J
ndlracketllk'. j ^Ji} strict good ordinary 16{j; gross receipt
trict of
containing
f Jose pi;
tbo T 1) Lyon’s vegetable garden on Cur-
.treet; aUo, a five acre lot adjoining said garden
p3 v a Suf;Hirve completed their Line to ATLANTA, and
are prepared to
TRANSMIT MESSAGES
•l surround'd by three streets,
operty of T. D l.yonn by virtue of and to e.'itisfy
fa im-ued from Ftuton Superior Court in favor*
T. I). Lyons. Property painted oi
id place, a house and lot on
iiy of Atlanta, said loi front-
street and running
rib ll«
ders 10> t c.
Hama—Sugar cured 15 Lai6.
Bulk Meats—Clear sides Ho; clear lib 10,\; long
lOLc.; slioudcrs 81* c.
Hay— Timothy $1 i0*1 7o; clover fi 25aI G.i.
Oats— 55c; seed outa 60a<i5c.
Rye—$1 25 per bushei.
Barley—$1 35al 50 per bushel.
Coal—Lump, by c«r load, at *i5a30*-.
Cotton ties—9d.
Bagging—J lbs, ICalCLe; T/ a lbs, 17
Gnnnv bagging—13 J ial4c.
Coffee—Bio 2ti> a a23.’jc; laguira 2Ss30;
mocha 37j«a40.
Sn. ar—a 12>iaI2.\'c; extra C 12al2
12a 12! 1 ;.
Feari Grits— fC 00 per hbh
Cnudles—19^a30c.
Cheese—16,' ; ;»17.
2*4 lbs,
238 bales; exports coastwise 215; sales 26;
stock 1,867.
Norfolk, October 7, 1873.
Cotton firm and in active demand; low mid
dlings 17}; ni t receipts 982 bales; exports
| coast wise 1,170; sabs 109; sioek 4,110.
IVilmixgton, October 7, 1873.
: Cotton -middlings 1C]; net receipts 98
; bales; exports coastwise 7; 6tock 1,958.
Memphis, October 7, 1873.
j Cotton firm; middlings 16j; receipts !8
. j bales; shipments 155; stock 9-761.
Produce Market.
by plaintiff’s attorney.
Also, at the tame 'iu
M-irioita slreef, in the
ina 75 feet on Man
back tame width 1
f-d.i 'iiiin;: tho properly of t!m
estate, Sebuediker m.d others,
lot is a two-rootned frame dwcliing. Levied
property of Wili am Hudson by \i»tuo
fy a ti<a i.-sue" from Fulton Superb
Henry Irby vs Wil lam J Hudson. Froperty pointed
out by plaintiff’s attorney.
Ai^-o at the same time and place, all t'la! tract or par
cel of land situated lying and being iu the city of At
lanta, Fulton county, Georgia, it being a part of <jrm< *'
subdivision of block No 146, of original land lot No 51.
in th* 14th District of said county of Fulton; said por
tion fronting on cast Harris street 1KJ feet aud run
ning back on Butler street 202 feet. Levied on as the
property of Amy H. bells, by virtue of and to satisfy a
mortgage fifa issued from Fulton Superior Court iu
favor of Paul Jones, Hr., vs. Amy H Sells. Property
pointed out iu said mortgage fifa.
Also at the same time and slacc, all that tractor par
cel of land lying and being in the 17th District of o» igi-
naliy H nry, now l-'uln n county, Georgia, it being
a part of laud Lot No 107 in said 17th dist ., contain-
iast- j ing fifteen &crc3 more or less, bounded north by
1 a new street, exiled Emmett street, east by land
|| owned by Janu-s McDonald, on the *2lat day of \ugust,
j lSGl, and south by Richard Peters, aud west by laud
! now occupied bv Thco. RIcAskowski. L evied on as
tho property of S dnir.on L tudtss, by virtue of ami to
satisfy a uu- tgage fl fa issued from Fulton bttperior
Court in favor of Win. Markham vs Solomon Landess
j Property p out in mortgage 11 fa.
j Also at the s*ino tluie and piaca a bouse aad l *t in
i tb.e First ward of the city of Atlanta, Fulton county,
|G*, situabd on tbo south side of Pciers street, bt
tween Forsyth street aud ’lie Ma on and Wester:
j! road, fronting on Peters street 40 fei-t and ru
j back to Garnett street, having a iront o; 50 feet
’ or less, oa said Garnett street. Levied on as tin
I »rty of M. Metiko, by virtue cl aud to eat'.sty
i issued from DeKalb Superior Court, in fa\or o
! Iac« A Fowler vs J. C. Stewart and II. Menko.
j erty pointed out by plaintiffs’ attorney,
j Al?o at the.sainc time and place two oily lots
J city of Atlanta, fronting on Clower street «0 fee
j G aud 7, containing l r 'th of
. small house, 14 by ltj feet,
1 the property of Joseph T. Jones, by virtue of and to
- I satisfy a ii la issued from tbe Justice Court oft he
‘ i 1234th district, G. M , in favor of David D -wherry vs
I Joseph T. Jones. I.evy made by J. F. Wa ter. L. C ,
' and
to all important points in the United States.
J. L. LUMSDEN,
Superintendent.
Office at National Hotel,
ct5-tf
Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company of California,
CASH CAPITAL
$300,090 00
c ash \sskr.y.
JNO. C. WHITNER, Agent,
38 Broad Street, Atlanta, Oa.
*. Levied on as tbe prop*
I in* of and to satisfy a fi f*
r Court in favor of H M
Property pointed out by
•mug | Jo
p r °p- j
Cot to
guilty of malpractice. A
the Governor for his rc-
< i Bcw York, was a pe
icqulditioifc will be mid
raoval to Jer«cy Ciiy.
Bcsirsss, money crj
l.ave largely increased.
Os» October the 21, $121,000 receive
^07,000 disbursed moro than at tho co
dale in September.
Arrived—Steamship Sties!
i3e:rctajy Kicbardsou, ex-
'• 8s:star;t Treasurer Hiiih&u
• ior. at the flnb-Treasnry thi
By reference to our report it will be eccu that con
fidence is being restored and cotton is coming forw rd
Tbs Atlanta Natioi.al Bank paid cut on yi-sterday
twenty-five thousand dollars for cotton, most of which
weut into tbe hands of tha merchants. We are glad
to not: 1 tha fact that very little cotton is beiDg stoied,
j but faimers are selling and payieg their debts. This
j is the quickest way to restore confidence and ease up
J mutters all around. If tho crop does not come for-
I ward before the November acceptances, which tho
! merchants have ma te to enable the farmer to make
J his crop mature, commercial failures must follow,
; and these wiil throw hundreds out cf employment and
■ entail much distress on the entire community,
i Tho cotton A'hich was told in Atlanta to-day has no
i doubt paid a hundred thousand dollars of debts. Tua
I fanner pays the m-reliant and
ployees, and they in turn pay tbos<
than if he bhould keep it ail at home waitin'* for tho
price to go up. By hoidiug his cutiro crop he cer
tainly will bring ruin on the m reliant, aud this
J He
<:d fror
• Co
■, «ud t
■» It Ho;
favo
j Othe
ert> pointed out . .
Al o.ai the sime time and placv a 1 that ti
parcel i>\ land lying anlbiing iu ti e 17th dist
knui'ir 1,5 6« "l'lcd "* lot No ly;; in 5 * k
containing 202 J, acres more
Levied on as the property of F II. llow
tor, b\ virtue of aud to satisfy a aubp«rna fi ia, iu favor
lievvs. F II R iwe.aduiiuistrat r. Prop,
tv pointed out by plai .tiff’s attorney.
Also, a tin- same tune an<l place, a tract or parcel of
nd lyiugand ueiug in laud lot 112of the lltb district
original v Henry, now Fnitou c •only, Ga. 8dd lot
intains ouc-half a. •■*. more or I s-, mid is bounded
i north side by the Western .v Atixotic Ktilronl, on
Corn ciniet at 53 the w.-t B.de by the Mason a- turner Ferry roa l, and
| adjoining the nroiwity ot LoftU on the we*t L* v-
Ciixcacjo, October 7, IS73.
In the Superior Court <f this city yesterday, Judge
Gary made an order refusing to permit references of
»:oita for divorce to waver in Chancery, aud announo d
that hereafter all such suits must be tried in open
coort.
The Exchange Bauk of J. O. Short A Co., of Dan
ville, Illinois, has asked an extension from its depos-
dora. If the request is not granted the bauk will be
«: Tier died to suspend.
s quite lively ye-de
paid out $25,000 on i
THE WEATHEli.
Washington, October 7, lb73.
F;r Wudae«Uy, in the Golf States, diminishing
northerly winds, clear weather aud higher tempera-
♦are. For the South Atlantic States, risiDg barometer,
nonherly and westerly winds and clear weather. For
tho Middle States, nor;hwo3terly winds backing to
roathwesterly, with clear weather, except on the im-
insiiato middle Atlantic coast, where northerly winds
and cloudy weather may possibly continue, in conncc
tioa with the cyclone, moving northeast some distance
•:iut of Virginia. For tho Lake region, rapidly falling
barometer, riair-g temperature, and fresh to brisk
contLwestcr.y windj. The storm centre in Dakota
will probably move east into Minnesota. Cautionary
signals wiil continn at Wilmington, Norfolk. Cape
May, New York, New Haven, New Loudon and East-
pert.
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.
Congressional Committee Coming TniougU
Atlanta.
Vf'AsniNGTON, October 7, lbTJ.
I; is stated that the S.nate Transportation Commit-
t.-e meets in New York on the lGth. After transact- ^
:ng business they will visit itichmond, and hear tbr- 1
railroad and the canal men, pro jeeding thcnca *o At-;
lanta, next to Now Orleans, and up tbe Mississippi to
!■'. Louis, where the committee expects to arrive by 1
t . a loth of November.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Phuadeli'Hlv, October 7, lfclff. j
. uo I'niou Backing Company have submitted to
t. if creditors the following proposition, which they
svy will enable them to resume business at an early
day: Creditors shall take fifty per cent, of their
claims in the stock ol tbe bank, and the bank shall
t <?u resume business, placing the remainder of their
( aims to their credit in cash.
Tho market
iu the city hav:
The quotations are:
The statement of the day is as
receipts.
For tho day
By Georgia Railroad
Air-Line Railroad
Atlanta and West Point Railroad....
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Mac<>n and Western Railroad
By Wagon
Previous to yesterday
Yefcterday
Total receipts for season....
Total shipments for season
Stoc: on band yesterday evening...
day,one bank
o’.ton receipts.
A 114
, 3,400
ST. LOUIS.
'- bo r»f. Louis Matnal Life Insaranct- Com
pany Stopped.
8t. Lorn, October 7, 1873.
.m State rtup6tiutendont of Insurance yesterday
Lied a petition in the Circuit Court asking for injunc-
t on to restrain the St. Loula Mutual Life Insurance
Company from any further business and especially
f:oni Insurlcg any new policies re-insuring any of its
t*«*ks or paying out any money whatever.
I he petition farther asks for the appoiutnu nt of a re-
cytrar, and for a decree dissolving the company and
r a lit:g np Its affairs. The petition is based upon tbe
lict, at the uperintendent allege#, that an examina-
tv a of the affairs of the company discloses that its lia-
. *lit.es exceed its assets by |>^04,f*55, exclusive of
J909 capital stock. The inionctioti was granted
.etumaWe on the lltb.
U1SSOUBI.
CENiCAL RAILROAD, WESTERN DIVISION.
Atlanta, Ga., October 7, 1673.
Morris k Raine, T M Clark & Co. McBride A Co, Mc-
Naugbt .M 8, T It Ripley. Corley. Duck L Co, Redwlne
k Fox, Tommey, s k B, II W It ch, J L Hudson,
Howell k Jo, GLaw tc Co, H Karwiseli, J T Il^ao k
Co, M A Sanders, ordinary All Paiter.-on, Winship k
Bro, R R Payne Ac Co, J J Williams, J N Cooper, J J
Richards, G G Murgi-*, D A Drugby, Boyd A: Brumby,
C J Kicklighter, Stephens k Flynn, Cox A: Bro, B Trie
k Ghoistein. O C Carroll, Gutbman Ac Hass, C C
Rhodes, T J Hishtowar, W M Ac R J Lowry, W F
Stokes J B?n W.liou, Fuller, k Smith,
Dnnn, O k Co, Moore k Marsh,
A C k B F Wyly, Q U Neal, W P Henson. W Man din.
Stewart k A, M C k J F Kiaer, Silvey k D, G W Par
rott Ac Bro. Adair Ac Bro, S M Gains, A W Mitchell,
" o' ’ '■eif. Rolling MU. Jno T Grant,
WSGrOSlliia, So Ex o, J L Winter, A M M. CIin-
o oioare, R A Anderson, W Mor
rill.
Telegraphic Markets.
Opening <iuotat ions.
Colton Market.
Nlw Yoke, October 7. 1873.
Cotton film; sales
Orleans 19 {.
Futures opoipVI as follws: October 17 ;; No
vember 17 7-16017 '.; Janaarv 17 9-16; March
18 1-16.
Liverpool, October 7, 1873.
Cotton htreug; uplanJu 909^; Orleans 9.|0
9g; Hitles 15,000 bales; speculation and ex
ports 3,000; OileaiK, on a basis of good ordi
nary, delivered iu October or November,
9 3 6.
Later—Orleans, on a basis of good ordi
nary, delivered in October or November Dj,;
uplands, on a basis of pood ordinary, ship
ped in October or November, 8£.
Produre market.
Xr.w Ydiik, Octolior 7, IK7;J.
. c a r M - 117 1 ; ai-u. mu« same time and ©lace, ail Ilia* tract or
i ^ ^ NEM York, September /, loto. j parcel of land situa c, lying and being ill the county
! Flour qnUt; shipping grades scarce and | of Fulton, kuown oud duftiogafebed ts one.f,-tiMh
j rule firm; family brands dull and heavy; com- I P» r t of *»nd l »t No 183. iu tiie i4;h district of ongi-
I “°“'f'“. ir « Xtra w S . G TO®’?, 5 ; lo . Wer ; S?“ :r nortlwLrZ,Zr17 »S“'‘L’od7otf c™’uin!^
..I 01 i(5 1 0-. Wheat 10-C. better for lov. I fifty acres more or le-s. Levied on as tbe property of
grades; winter red western 81 CG01 61. Corn John u Battle,by virtue of and to * - - *
1c better and higher; steam western mixed)
64(if 651. Fork steady; new mess $17017 25. ]
lien 81010. Lanl weak at 8*6,9.
St. Louis, October 7, 1873. •#(
Flour quiet and uuchanged. Com iu fair •
demand aud firm; No. 2 mixed 13043^; reg
ular 41101 15 in Nouembsr. Fork opened
dull; closed active ftt $15015 25 for cash lots j
of mess. Bacon steady; shoulders 81087; j
e'ear rib sides 909} clear sides 94@9.\ for !
jobbing and order lot-. Lard unchiDged’and i
quiet; winter kettle b\. Whisky firm at 95 I
in currency.
Cincinnati, October 7, 1873. !
Flour quief ^
0 54. Frovisions quiet. Fork steady at
| Lard firm; jobbing sales of steam at 8; kettl
$8 5009 50. Com firmer and senree; white J
mixed 75; yellow 75; whit-; 80. Oats firm at i 0 tVu
New York, October 7, 1^7*3. j
Money closed at 1-160^ commission, yt.er-}
ling 7-1. Gold 10^0104. Governments steady. 1
State bonds quiet but nominal.
Government Sec urities—81s 154; 62s 9; Cls
10; 65s 11; new 13-i; C7s 15^; C8s 111; new
5s 74; 10-40s 9^.
State bonds—Tvnncsr.eo 6s 74]; new 71.
Virginia Gs 35; new 40. Cousols 47; deferred
9A. Louisiana 6s 40; new 40. Levee 6s 521;
8s 55. Alabama 8s 70; 5s no bids. Georgia
Gs aud 7s no bids. North Carolinas 22; new
special tax 10. South Carolinas 28; new 10.
April and October 26.
New Orleans, October 7, 1873.
Gold 170; 19 lor certified checks. Currency
4 \ or cent premium forcertified checks. New
Xork sight—nothing doing. Sterling 170 18
for bills cf lading.
Naval Stores.
New York, Octobes 7, 1873.
Tuipentino 4O.J041. ltosin quiet at $2 85.
Wilmington, October 7, 1873.
Spirits of turpentine quiet at 37. Rosin
quiet at $2 25 for strained. Crude turpentine
steady at $1 GO *or hard; $3 for yellow dip
and virgin. Tar steady at $2 50.
now Fu tin county, G o;
erty i>f E M Donahue, by *
ispued from Fulion Sup
Ho >[)t-r vs J’, M Limsuoo
l>ia n iff’s atiorocy.
Also, ftt tbe tame lira* and place, a part of land lot
14tn district of originallv llcniy. now
Fulton couuty, Georgia, t'u>- said land bcinii in the city
of Atlanta, a id known in the plan of taid city as the
M;Uth ball of lot No G. in block No 2, in til— first nivin-
ion of said lot, bound d on the north by the north
half of lot No G. ^att by Frazier street, south »y lot
No 3 in said block, containing half arro more or less.
Levied o.i as the property of Will II Thomas by virtue
of and to satisfy three fi taa issued from the Jng'icc
, with a i Court of tbe 102<ith district, G M, in favor of J It Wal
d on an I laco v?. Will II Thomas. Le- y nunc by J R Thomp
son, L C, and returned to me.
Also, rt the Rama time and place, a city lot on the
west corner of Forsyth and Grubb streets in the city
of Atlanta, part of land lot No 78, in the ILL nistixL
of cri^ma.’iy Henry, now Fulton couuty, fiocling c:i
Forsyth street!70 f. etand running back 8-ilio width
50 fi:**t on Grubb street. Levied on as the property < f
Jane E S.tuslo satisly a fifa from Fulton Superior
Court vs J L Bio cards k Co in favor of W R Philips.
Property poiutcd ut by plaiLt.lTs attorney.
Also, at the satuc time and place, a lot iu the city of
Atlanta and county cf Fulton, part of land lot No 77
of the 14th district of originally Henry, now Fu'tou
county, G-orgia, and known in thf plan of said city
as tbe northern half of lots N •« 2 and 3, with !4 fc-t
| in width trora the southern half of said lota Nos 2
g the who'c length of said lots from
Pryor to Loyd >dr. ets ad icd, and in block 24. bounded
on tbe west > y Pryor street, oa the so'ith bv the re-
Tiie Atlanta Daily k IMF
$7,000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY!
order ty enable us to cirry into effect certain
ovemanu to the IlriUvLD, we propose offer
induce:neut to subscribers a list of presents, to
vardil b/ an cqtd distribution on Near Year’s
’he Atlanta Daily Herald
E S Ray
Levy
New ^Advertisements.
John Neal
S It Mci’amy and J J Thrasher, securities,
made by J R Tnomp^on, L O, and returned to m
Also, at tbe same time and place, one medium sb: d
black horse mule, about four years old, and red iron-
axeled one-horse wagon, and three hundred pounds !
of cotton in the feed. Levied on as tbe property of
E II. McCauley, by virtue of and to satisfy a distress
warrant, issued from Fulton Superior Comt in favor
of George W Adair vs E H McCauley. Property
pointed out by plaintiff's attorney.
Also, at the same time aud place, a lot on the corner
of Colliqji and Butler streets, in the fourth ward of
tbo city ot Atlanta, it bring a part of land lot 52 ol
the 14th district of originally Henry, now Fulton
county, Georgia, adjoining tho property of Barucs,
aud coutoioiug onc-balf acre moro or less. Levied
on as the property of J. J. Toon, by virtue of aud to
satisfy a State and county tax fi f.», issued by S R
Hoyle, TO, for his tax lor the year 2871. Property
pointed out by S R Hoyle, Tax Collector, Fulton
county.
Also, r.t the same timo and place, a lot or parcel of
land lying and b -iug in tho Fifth ward of the city of
AthuU, situated on the comer of Broad and Luckie
streets, fronting oue hundred feet on said Broad
street and running back Kamo width on Luckie street
to Forsyth street, aud frontiog or.o hundred feet on
Forsyth street, tho sanao being part of land lot No.
178 in the 11th district of originally H *nry now Fulton
county. Georgia, except seventy-five feet on the cor
ner ot Luckio and Broad streets, and running ba-.-k on
Luckie street earns width one hundred and five foot,
| aud »xcepting also 87 feet ou tbe corner of Luckie
and Forsyth streets, and running back to Luckie street
j sixty-seven feet. Levied on as tho property of E II
| Sas.iecn by virtuo of and to satisfy a mortgage fi f*
I issued from Fulton Superior Court in favor ol G J
j Drake vs E R Sasscen. Property pointed out by
I plaintiff's attorney October Gtb, 1813.
I Also, at tho same t ; me and place, a lot or pare -1 of
Address through At-j land containing 101‘T acre*, it being south half of
W. L. G.
HENRY W, HILLIARD,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT L AW, | ioTtbWt
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
'o. 2, Grant’s B
Broad streets,
city Z. D. Harrison, Esq , w:
ti**n to business confide.1 to Mr. Hilliard.
oei2-2t
land lot No 121, iu tbo 14:h district of or:,dually Hen
ry, now Fulton county, Georgia, bounded by lands of
McCool, Perkerson. ct al. Also, a part of land lots
numbers 10C aud 107 in said 14th district, containing
eighty acres, moro cr less, commencing at the
| r of l&nd lot number 106 run
ning iheneo west 39 J feet to a stsko on a branch on
lot No 107. running east 050 fe-t to a stake on tbe
Newuvn road, thence northwestward to Gregg’s cor-
r, thence cast to tbo Macon and Western Reilrosd,
southward to Sidney Root's corner on the
| right of w«y of said road, thence east 1.153 feet to a
j stake, thence south 850 feet to Lockhart k Doans’
' corner, thence west 1,485 feet to the west boundary of
T
yj carry out the nbo
gmume, except uu u
i prepared to furnish [ in g ou tho » s*tside c
Ma.
i and West -i
Rail-
LATHS at low prices; also, Southwest Georgia i ro »d, formerly sold by Edward White to Thomas Al-
d matched, and mouldmg to suit exander, levied on as the property of Edward White
; bv virtue of and to satisfy fcwofi las issued tpiu Ful-
ANTIIONY MI UniY. *| ton Superior Court, one in JavorofW It Phillips %s
Edward White maker, and Varney A. Giskill, **ud., and
in favor of W R Phillips vs Edward While and E
R Sasscen, end , und eleven fl tas issued irom the Jus
tices'Court of the 53oih district Georgia militia, in
favor of Win R Phillips va Edward White. Property
pointed out by plaintiff's attorney, October C, 1873
southeast direction to a branch, thence d mn said
branch to a street, thence cast along said street to tl.e
southeast corner of No 14, in the subdivision of said
land lot, theuco north 1.676 feet to the nerth liun of
said lot. thence west to tho northwest corner of the
same, being known by Nos 5, C, 7, 8, 11, 12. 13 and
14. cf the subdivis.on ot said lot, an 1 containing 90
acres, more or less. Levied on ns tho property of
Wm T Gunn, trustee, by virtue of and to satisfy a fi
la issued from Fulton Superior Court, iu favor of
Ge rge W Adair vs Wm T Gunn. Property pointed
out by plaintiff and 6old as per plat of the Jesse Cook
Survey for the purchiso mouey.
Also, at the same time and place, ail that trict of
land n- ar the city of Atlanta, northeast oi Marietta
street, being part of original land lot N > 81. and desig
nated in Thigpsn’s Survey as N > 52, bounded rn the
north by Moo-e street, 92>£ feet; west by No 52. 200
f- et; south, 92q feet, by No f 5; east by Myrtle or
Allen street, 200 feet. Also, all that land lying in the
city of Atlanta, rear Stuart’s Rock House, known as
lot No 28 in the survey of Vat Lynch; property front
ing on tho south sido of Jones Avenue 50 feet; east by
Edwards street. 105 feet; west by lot No 29; south by
lot No 64 All of said laud lying snd being in the
county ot Fulton. Levied on as the property of Thom-
as Fitzgibb >n, by virtuo of and to satisfy a fi fa issued
from the Justice Co m of tho 102i!ib District, <4 M. in
favor of King & Co va Thomas Fitzgibbons and Hav-
erty. Levy made by J. F. Porter, L C. and returned
Also, at the sarao time and place, a lot oonLaiuiog q
ol nn ac?c, situated on tho corner of Marietta end
Fairley street*, in the Fifth Ward of the city of Atlan
ta, adjoining Uaydeu k Angler’s, it being part of land
lot No. 7S. in tin* 14th District of originally Henry, now
Fulton couuty, Ga. Levied on as the propot ty of Mrs.
W. F. Westmoreland, to sa iafy a tax fi fa issued by S.
It. Hoyle, T. C., for h r State and (County tax for the
year 1373. October C h, 1873.
Also, at the same time and place, a city lot iu the
rocond ward ol the city of Atlanta containing one-
fourth of an acre, situated on'Pryor street and adj >iu-
ing the property of Raw son & II ntz, it being part of
land lot No 77.iu the 14th district of origlualty Hear-,
now Fulton county, Georgia. Levied on as the prop
erty of Thus 8 Powell, by virtue of and to satisfy n
11 fa issued from Fulton Superior court in favor V O
Evans vs Thus 8 Powell aud AG Hiygood, Esq.
Property pointed out by plaintiff's attorney October
0, 1873
Also, at the same time and place, a lot on tho corner
| of Peters street aud Booth’s Ailev, ia the 1st ward of
the city of Atlanta, containing twenty-five feet, more
or less. Oa said lot is a two-atory brick building.
Levied on as the property of Frank Kane, by virtue of
and to satisfy n 11 fa issued from Floyd Superior Court
in favor of M P Galceran va. Frank K ino. Property
pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney.
A. M. PERKERSON. Sheriff.
Oct7-law4w.
List of Preseats for tlie Daily.
EVERY MERCHANT SHOULD TAKE IT.
EVERY MECHANIC SHOULD TAKE IT.
EVERY PROFESSIONAL SHOULD
TAKE IT.
EVERYBODY SHOULD TAKE IT.
All subscribers who pay as $5 for elx m inth a’ eau-
aoription to the Daily HERALD, above all arrearages,
from this date to New Year’s Day, will hive an equal
chance of ob^ining 039 of tho following Present*, to
be awarded oa that day:
...$ 500 00
.. 500 00
.. 400 00
500 OO
.. 500 00
.. 500 OO
i<t
.. 130 00
.. 105 OO
sent
1 Cash Pi
1 Piano, worth
4 Gold Watches
5 Sawing Machines
5 Sets Furniture
13 Sets China Wuic
4 Sets Dickens* Works, green and
gold Edition .. *
4 Sets Wavcrly Novels
4 Sets Bulwei'i Works, Library
Edition
‘£3 Copies Shakquarcs Complete
Works
200 Superb Chrouios, worth from
S3 to $10 each
PRESENTS for THE WEEKLY HERALD:
AU subscribe .'a whs shall pay us S3 ft) for one year's
subscription to tho WEEKLY HKIWLD will hare an
N. R. FOWLER. Auctioneer
VALUABLE PLANTATION GOR
DON COUNTY.
-1.000Aoros o Iliad.
lying near the CosHewatUe River, on tbe old Tennos-
poe Road, and on the contemplated route of the Car-
tersville and Ducktown Railroad, with fine, large,
ommodions Dwelling containing eight rooms. Aleo,
Flour steady. Wheat quiet but firm. Coni I barnes, atables, he., It baa'always been darned
firm. Pork quiet and unchanged. Lard
quiet ; old steam 8 9-1608$.
Liverpool, October 7, 1873.
Breads!affs dull. Red winter wheat J2s
012s 4d.
Moiur Marke t.
New York, October 7, 1873.
Gold opened ftt 10 j. Htoekn dull. Gold
1001©’. Money loaned at 1-16 and interest,
one of the best grass and stock farms in Cherokee,
I Georgia. It has been long known as a place exceed-
i ing’.y healthy, being surrounded by mountains and
| with plenty of the best running waters near tbe
homestead. The lands are well watered with g‘>od,
I clear, never-failing streams, aud in good condition of
: improvement,and contains over GOO acres first class bot
; tom land, and will produce dover and grasses of
' heavy growth, as well aa cotton. This desiralde farm
| is located eighteen miles from Csilvouo, aud eight
I mi ea from Fairmount post office.
The sale will take plioe at Calhoun, Ga.
and jj and interest. Exchange—lou^ 7i; short * FIRST TtJBHDAY in NOVEMBER next. Possession
SScsiiy two thousand dollars iu addition to tho j
r.uoont previously reported, has beon subscribed for j
tho Mempht* sufferers, and an actiro oommlttce arc •
c.tE working in their behalf. The OJd Fellows and \
Masons hare also sent handoomo snn.s tote ells- J
ursed by their brelhcren in the afflicted city.
8J. Govcnimonts dull bnl atrndy. Stato
| bonds quiet.
iiOMK.x, October 7, 1873.
ConHois92i;f//.92«. Ameti>\mnecnriti'o<'j
j inal. Erio 421.
! Wet weather throughout Eujlaod.
! Later—Erie tin.
Paris, October 7, 187 5.
' U*utoG 58f 2~>e.
given immediately. Plenty of good mules, stock,
grain, implements, Ac., on tho place.
Terms—One-third rash; balance one, two and three
1 years, with interest bearing n«te«. Bold on acoount
of Judge Lochraoe and B. W. Freeman. Apply to
j Judge Lochrane, B. W. Freeman, on thn pUcaj. or to
Wallaco k Fowler, Beal Estate Agents. Atlanta, Ga.
jnlyG-ebU-tf
N,
a I Star.-.
York, Ootobt
1873.
Abootscv-n thocnind dollars In money, cloiliiag | f I urp-uliuc dull at 40. Jto^iu quiet al 8 ;
i »•“ pr&*’!sir.oa have two® *-ent to Shreveport. i^856» 2 90 for stritiiiR 1. Heij'hl-. dull.
GEORGIA Fulton Cour.ty.
GnDiSAiiY’HOmcH. October 1,1.873.
US. SARAH A. F. HAMILTON, wife of John
Hamilton, lias applied tor exemption of per-
•nalty, (her husband hiving reluso I to applj), and
I Will pass upon ttie same at 10 o’clock A. M. on tho
15th dav iff October 1873. at my oitte**.
«U*wlt DaNIHL PITTMAN. Ordinary.
M 1
Also, at tho eaino time aud place, two bales of cotton
marked “M. A. A.” weighing respectively 431 and
411 pounds. Levied on tho propi rty ot Virgil H.
Alien by virtue of and to rattsfy h fi. Ia. issued from
Floyd Superior Court in favor of James E. Vwai. ad
ministrator of Wra b. Hkifiniore, deceased, vs. Virgil
8. Allen, principal, and Jefferson J.ihusm, security.
Property pointed out by pla ntitFs attorney.
Also, at the same timo and plac-*, a part of land lot
No. 78 in the 14th district of originally Ilonry, now
Fulton couuty, Ga.; the part so levied on is in ward
No. 5 of tho city of Atlanta, and situated on tho cor
ner of Marietta and Spring streets in said city,
together with the improvements thoreou, containing
*j of an acre, more or less. Levied on as tbe property
of Mrs. A. E. Goode by virtue ol sod to aatify a fi. U.
issued from Fulton buperior Court in favor of W. W.
Chapman.vs. A. E. Goode. Property poiutcd out by
plaintiff's attorney.
Also, at the Rame time and place, apart of land lot
No 62 of tho 14th district or originally Henry, new
Fulton county. Tho part so levied on is in ward 3 of
the city of Atlanta, sitiated on the corner of Hunter,
Fair and Ha>ues streets, in said city, together with
tho improvements on the same, containing half acre,
more or less. Levied on aa the property of W F
AVright b7 virtuo of and to satisfy a ti fa issued from
Fulton Superior Court in favor of th-« Georgia Bank- j
mg Trust Company va W F Wright. Property pointed
out by plaintiff's attorney.
Also, at tbo same timo and place, part of land lot
No 60 In tbe 14th district of orginally Henry now
Fuiton county. Ga, in ward 4, mid frontingon'he
east sido ot Calhoun street, and the south sido of For
est Avenue, In the city of Atlanta, being iu thucorner
of said streets, fronting 150 loot on Calhoun and t 0
feet on Forest Avenue. Levied ou as the property of
W T Water# by virtue of und to satiety a ti fa issued
from Fulton Superior Court in favor of Hanks Mult-
ienbrink and Thomas R Uipley vs W T Waters. Prop
erty pointed out ny plaintiff’s attorney.
Ait-o, at the Katuo time and pl*c*\ « tract <<f land con-
tattling 100 acres, moro or less, it being the east half
of laud lot 247, in the 17th district of originally llenry,
FULTON COUNTY
Sheriff’s Sale for November
•r iu tho
Atlanta. Fulton co mty, Georgia, on tbe
Tuesday in November next, within tho legal
hours of sale, tho following property, to-wit:
Two bureaus, one wardrobe, one sideboard, one
secretary, one large desk, and six fine parlor chairs
i evied on as the property of Jared I. and Nannie E
Whitaker, by virtue of and to saiisfy a m rtga*,e fi. fa
issued from Fulton Superior Court in favor of Mrs
H A. Kirkpatrick vs Jared I. Whitaker and Nauulo E
Whitaker. Property pointed out in fl. fa., September
let, 1873. m
Also, on tho santo day, first Tuesday in November,
will be sold on the premises, in a factory on the corner
of Harris and Butler streets, In tho city of Atlanta,
Fulton county, Ga., one plaining machine, 1 rip saw,
1 gtg saw, I cut off saw, 2 lathes, 1 surfacing machine,
morticing machine, 1 lathing machine, 1 baring ma
chine, 1 rooting machine, 1 moulding machine and
trimming saw, line shafting, pulleys and baiting at
tached, together with all the tools used about said ma
chines, all the fixtures, lumbar and material, located
in said factory. Levied on as tho property of Bon-
deau & Co., by virtue of and to satisfy a fi. fa. issued
from Fulton Superior Court in favor of Paul Jones,
br.. vs. Roudeau k Co. Property pointed out in fl. fa.
A. M. PERKERSON, Hbcriff.
septlO-wiT printer’s fee $3 60 nor levy.
equal siarjiu V.\y Jo’.'owinj Frcsru
that day:
1 Cash Present
1 40-Saw Gallatt ttln, ofai
sired make
1 Cotton Screw
40 One-Horse Turn Plows.,,
10 Two-Horse Tarn Plows..
10 Sets Cottage Furniture
30 Toilet Sets •
*400 llandsomr Engravings,
eil at from S3 to S3 each
s, to l>3 award.’ I
300 OO
130 OO
150 OO
100 OO
400 OO
. 300 OO
700 00
PLAN OF AWARD1N8 PRESENTS.
Oa receipt of tho money, or of tho name, with the
money, from our agents, w© will send to each eubscri
Her a printed and numbered ticket, entitling the
bolder to whatever present may be awarded tho
number.
Ou Now Year’s day tho numbered coupons from
which each ticket Is torn will be placod la a large
wht»l. and a numbered list of tickets representing
presents will be pLaood io another and a smaller
wheel.
Iu the presence of a committee of prominent and
well knowu gentlemen, a blindfolded boy will draw «*
number from the large wheel. Another hoy wlU draw
a tickot from the prize wheel, representing the pres
»nt to which the holder of tho firvt drawn ticket la
entitled.
No Further Time.
AGENTS WANTED
^JOUNCIL refused to extend the time for the col
lection of Taxes, aud I am instructed by the Fi
nance Committee to wy th^ Bo iks will be closed on
ths 10th lest.
Come and pay your T.»xea and save coils.
niw
J. II. FRANKLIN, T. It.
In every Town and Village In Georgia. AUbatui.
South Carolina and other contiguous btat< *. Liberal
commissions allowed.
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