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TIE TJTjVp A TT| 11 Jm Alii) VOL. II—NO. 57. ATLANTA, GA., FftlDlY, OCTOBER 17, 1873. WHOLE NO. 351 YELLOW JACK. !FOREIGN AFFAIRS. THE BUFAULA FAIR. Reports more Unfavorable. Ver y important New* from clay ayd his grays. France. ———«—- For Alderman Sixth Ward. Georgia State Grange. 1 hereby announce myaelf a candidate for Alder man from the Sixth Ward, aubject to the Democratic j Dominion, to beheld on Octob.r 25th i Corrected List of Subordinate Granges, Organized Up to Dale, ' * ' • October 13, 1873. Alderman for Sixth Ward. The Plague Increasing in Memphis. Definite Organization of Republic. Special Telegram to tlie Herald. Progress of the Disease Shreveport. a t I Other Important News. i D. A. McDUFFIE la announced as a candidate for {5 Alderman from tlio Sixth Ward, aubject to tho Demo | - i cratic nomination to be held on the 25th (lay of Ota- j 1 ber. td j We are authorized to announce the name of RICH- j ARD PI ITS! AX aa a candidate for Aldermau in the ! Fourth Ward, subject to Democratic Nomination. NAME. master. SECRETARY. POST-OFFICE. Almrrnu, October 10. 1873. An appeal to railroad official# was iasnsd from the C-tizens’ Relief Committee, at a late hour last night at which time a larger number of new cases were re ported than on any day during the past two weeks. The latest afternoon report0 of the Visiting Commis sion are unfavorable. The disease is becoming more t ottered throughout the city. There were forty-one 4 ever death* to-day. LATER. Foity-four yellow fever deaths on Friday, ending at six o’clock last night. A bale ol cotton sect from Walnut Bend to be sold for the benefit of the Dominico Sisters, brought $15,000. The shipper will send it to St. Louis to be 6r kl again for tome purpose. Reports to-day were encouraging. SHSEVEroKT, O-tober 16, 1873. There were fifteen interments yeeter2ay New York, October 1G, 1873 Taylor Adams, of Atlanta, Georgia, for the past seven years an operator in the Western Union Telegraph office in New Orleans, died in the latter city last night, Norfolk, October 16, 1673. The Common Council of this city, in a special aef- »:on last night, made an appropriation of $1,500 for tee Memphis sufferers; and also passed a resolution it. orcmendiDg to the people of Norfolk to make indi- v.ioal subscriptions for the same purpose. Contribu* t.ons to a considerable amount frem benevolent aaso- lions in the city have already gone forward to the relief of Memphis and Shreveport. Moxr'rOWERY, O-tob^r 1*, 1873 -nere has been two fever deaths in the past twenty- i damaged condition, having been in collision f ur hours. The board oi health aay that the disease | wjtt unknowu veggv ] t not epidemic but a mild form. j -jbe Secretary of the Irish Lxborere’ Association CWly twenty-two daatba from September 19th to j lbi . bei „ re< . ei ved from the United State. Sllka, October 10, 1873. j P»V>oea>. of engagement.for 20.000 men. No yehow fever here. The annual fair of the Selma j CHIN \ Imposition.which was to have commenced on the 28th [ it. riant, has been postponed until the 25di day of No vfcmber, cn account of the quarantine regulations in this city. FRANCE. Paris, October 1C, 1870. Upon re-convening of the Asaembly, the Right Centre, acting in unison with the Ministry, intend to propose the prolongatien of McMahon, tennre-of- office, aa President. The Left are willing to accept the proposition aa accompanied by a plan for u defi nite organization of a Republic since the late election. Many wavering Papin« have declared in favor of the Republic. At a meeting yesterday of Bonapartist Deputies, at which Rooher presided, the organization of a vast system of petitions, advocating an appeal to tho people, was discussed. There are rumors afloat that dia-iagreements have arisen between the governments of France and Italy* It is stated that upon the termination of the present crisis, the Chevalier Nigra, Italian Minister, will take leave of absence for an unlimited time. Paris, October 1G, 1873 The delegation which met Count de Chambord at Salsebnrg on the 12th instant is expected to return to Paria to day.. The details of the conference are un known, but it Is believed that the negotiations have failed. AUSTRIA. Viewha, October 1G, 1873. The Press ol to day says the explanation and ex cuses of the parties relative to the circular recently sent abroad by letter, are not s tisfactory, and Count Andrassy will demand ample satisfaction for the offense. ENGLAND. London, October 16,1873. ! The steamer Circaasiau arrived at Liverpool in a ErF.u'LA, Ala., October 10, 1873. The Eutuula Fair i* progressing most satis- , factorily. All the departments were well j represented, and the crowd is much larger i than that attending any previous fair. There is some spirited racing, the majority of the horses entered being native. Clay, with his matchless four-in-hand, is present. A gentleman who witnessed the Shah’s reception in London, says he saw no team to equal Clay’s. The best of feeling prevails, and mirth and pleasure rule the hour. Hon. C. C. Langdon addressed a large au dience to-day in a splendid speech. The Pioche Record say;: "We have many beautiful meteors these autumn nights. One evening a beautiful swain said to his ‘sweet ness:’ ‘.Some of these falling stars seem to leave behind them a bright path, as if they were celestial messengers flying earthward, the dust of heaven falling from ttaeir feet, and making a track of light behind.’ ‘They alters makes me think about the circus man that swallowed fire.’” The Laramie Sentinel sends up this Mace donian cry: “There is a fearful and terrible scarcity of girlr in this country, not only for ‘cooking purposes,’ but we know of loU of j _ t ^ young men who would even be willing to i GK AN II OPEN IN G take tbem ‘raw, and for life at that. * 1 Valdosta |M Jone* W L Thomas ValdosU. Lowndes c:> 2 Lauren* county C 8 Guy ion JT Duncan Dudiin, Laurens c . 3 Quitman., JT Perdue ‘JGMcCall QultnnnBrooksco 4 Georgia L S Livingston T 8 Black Covington, Newton c 6 Forsyth ....jJ 8 Lawton B H Napier Forsyth, Monroe For Alderman. We are authorized to announce Mr. B. C. YOUNG | 11 Sanderaviiie !.’..*.*!!!*.**! TJ Smith! a* a candidate for Alderman from the Third Ward, subject to the Democratic nomination. oct2-td Alderman—Fifth Ward. JOHN H. GOLDSMITH and M08ES T. SIMMONS will he supported by the citizens of the Fifth Ward for Aldermen for the year 1874, subject tg4h#t>e5no^ cratic nomination, which will be held On Ibe 25th lnet. octo-td For Alderman—Seventh Ward. We are authorized to announce that J. N. LANGS TON is a candidate foe Alderman from the Seventh Ward, subject to the Democratic nomination. oct2-td 6 ( Howard AH Waring AY Sheets 7 Barnesville J 8 Lavender R N Graddick. 8‘Enterprise W B Hattaway W C Tinaley.... 9 Greene county JB Prrk,.. 4 Davison 10 Central City JP Fort CM Wiley 11 Sanderaviiie TJ Smith S G Jordan— 12 Whitney CM Pavia... W W Dickey Morgan, Calhoun c v 13 Taylor ETsylor JE Taylor Colaparchee. Monro* co 14 Fiat Shoals T B King J C Beauchamp Flat Shoals, Meriweths-e', Kiogaton. Bartow co Barnesville, Pike co Bluiton, Clay co Woodville, Greens co Macon, Bibb co Alderman—Fourth Ward. Citizens Fourth Ward: I respectfully annonnee myself a candidate for Al derman from your Ward, subject to tho Demo ratio nomination. CHAV. PINCKNEY. oci5-td 15 Tuomaston j J F Lewia Joel Matthews Thomaston. Upaon c„ 16 Leesburg H L Long W H Badly Leesburg, Lee co 17|OcmoJgee WDH Johnson R E Bowman Colaparchee, Monroe c> 18'Jackson 3 McKibben J T Goodman Jackson. Baits co !•' Longstreet ;G W Jordan T F Walker Lougetreet, Pulaski co 20 1 Colquitt MB Bunn R W Everitt Cave Spring, Floyd co 'Kftlddgevllle....?.- T H Latimer L Carrington Milledgeville. Baldwc r > 22 Ringgold A J Lata..' T M Gordon Ringgold, Catocca cc~ 23 Hancock J M Harris H a Clinch Sparta. Hancock co 24, Wofford A J Weems R N Best Casavilla, Bartow co 25 Hebron E W Jordan S Prince Hebron. Washington co 27 Spalding county R PJolmeoD W E H Searcy G iffin, Spalding co 28 Fort Valley WJ Anderson H C Harris t ort Valley, Houston c 291 Cartersville W H Felton W H Gilbert ; r arteravjlle, Cass o 30;Calhoun ;A Boff J M Reeve Calhoun, Gordon c< 81 Oolloden AL Woodward RW Rutherferd Forsyth, Monroe co 82 Eenneeaw W Phillips J G Campbell Marietta, Co b co A. mnsements. ANNOUNCEMENTS. DEMOCRATIC MUNICIPAL TICKET. The following gentlemen will be supported in the Demociatic nomination on the 25:h inet.: Jacob Brush, President of the Garum Benevol^Dt | villages have been swept awuy in Ateoria'ion, is dead. ' province of ShAsee, by the waters of the Yo ELECTION NEWS. Democratic Governor and Legislature Elected in Ohio— Returns from Iowa and Oregon. Washixotos, October 16,1«73. A Democratic L'^iaUtare for Ohio is conceded. A ben 4 'aelection is highly probable. Aim catered the canvass ae a pure Democrat with lc fX tangling alliances. The press of PhDedelphia estimates Gordon’s ma jority for Snpreme Judge at 18,COO. LA TEE. Gordon’s msjority in the city ia 8,925. The majori ty in ffivor of Licence Is 33,494. New York, October 16.1873. The Dumn—t* of the Sixth District nominated Sen ate? Cox fo- Congrees. Desxoixes, Iowa, October 16,1873. The majority has been reduced from 23,OCOto 16,000. .’DdkJations are that the Democrats and Anti-Monopo- .iSta have a majority in the House. The Republican* have a large majority in tho Senate. CrecnnraTT, October 16,1873. Return* from Hamilton e Jttnty fives Hoyee 18,320; Aden 13.988; Collins 3,780, with the 10th ward and cue county precinct to be heard from. The 19th ward last year gave a Democratic majority of 672, and 1be precinct to be heard from, gave a Republican ma jority of 101. Appeirancea are in favor of Allen’s 8as Fsunczsco, October 16,1873. Tbe judicial election throughout the 8tete was quiet. A small vote was caat. and it ie believed that McKinstry, independent candidate for tbe Supreme Court, ia elected. 8alex, ObeoOX, October 16,1873. Nesmith’s majority 2,505. Democratic gain C,G74. THE WEATHER. Washington, October 16,1873. Tro cabditlea— For Friday low barometer in the >crthern New England States will move** at word over the GoW of 81. Lawrence, followed by firesh southweet- etly winds, c’.oody ond rainy weather over the eastern Htates. the northern portion of the Middle States and Like Ontario. For Lake Erie and the upper lake region nori west erly winds, rising barometer and cloudy or clearing v eat her with somewhat lower temperature. For the Ohio valley southwesterly wind*, cloudy and fkjD followed by northwest wind* and cloudy or clear ing weather. For the northwest northerly wind* and cloudy or partly Cloudy weather. ' For tbe South Atlantic State*partly doodynm* char w lather. ’fib' can Franc teco, October 16,1873. By the t-teanship Colorado, letters from Fokin state that an edict had appeared, stating that the bung Timo RiveT and ita branches, they having burst their banks, and that a great number of human and animal Uvea have been lost by the tl iod*. For Mayor. JOHN COLLIER. For Aldermen. FIRST WARD. J. B. GOODWIN, SPAIN. Madrid, October 16, 1873. Admiral Lcbo took his squadron to Gibraltar for coal without consulting tbe Government, and for this action he has bee? removed from command of the fleet, operating against iutransigentca. Minister of the marine. Sen or Orenio, baa htmaelf assumed com mand ic place of Lobo, and will take tbe squadron beck to Cartagena at once. Tbe crew of Ltrgoza was materially strengthened while at Gibraltsr. - IRELAND. Dublin, October 16, 1873. The O'Conner Don, in an address to his constituents at Roscommon last night, favored home rule and de nounced the Federal plan. He declared that the federated States of North America were only k*pt together by force of arms. W. D. ELLIS. J. G. KEELY. J. C. WATKINS. M. T. SIM MON 8. U.E. MAHER. J. F. MORRIS. JOHN KEELY. THIRD WARD. R. C. YOUNG. •jURTH WARD. RICHARD PITTMAN. FIFTH WARD. J. H. GOLD3MITH. «IXTH WARD. D. A. McDUFFIE, seventh ward. J. N. LANGSTON. J. C. McMILLAN. October 17 td Kkskrs. Editor*-: The following ticket of “ Solid Democrats ” it com mended to the people of Atlanta aa every way worthy of their support, harmonizing all differences snl se curing genera! satisfaction: Mile’s New Opera House. | A Most Brilliant Spectacu ar Production. consequence of the destruction of his Theatre in Baltimore by fire, he will bring to Atlanta the entire company, lo appear in a moat brilliant spectacle, with special chromatic and i rismatic scenery, costumes, etc., on Monday Ev’n’g, October 20, Tbe fairy spectacle of THE ICE WITCH, — OR — THE KNIU FROZEN HAND. Incidental to ths Drasiathe famous Ravel - Martiiette Family Will also appear. Tbe entire entertainment will embrace three dis tinct companies, Dramatic, Pantomimic and Ba!et. The sale of seats will commence on Saturday, Octo ber 18th, at Phillips k Crew’s. Prices as usual. BkF A fine gallery has been reserved for the colored citizens. octlT dif ; *3 Alston J Reese - G B Steward. •71 Little River MSPadeu P. Hardman... 35 Columbia county , W A Martin.... — c H 8bockley. 36 Perry J A Hafer jDgmilb 37 Hudsoni* G F Hudson J D Tr oke 38 Jack Smith I J Wyman m Fulgam 39 Social. GO Warnock E A Carter *0 Jefferson county I Hardeman j Clark 41 Toomsboro W Tsylor a J Miller. Decatur DeKelb co Woodstock. Chercke* o l Columbia co P. .ry, Houston co Davisboro, Washington co Sanderaviiie, Washington co Letter Dittrict, Berk# co Louisville, Jeflerson co Toombaro, Wilkie son co JNO F MORRIS For Mayor, 8. E. SPENCER. Fev AlderMtn. FIRST WARD -JNO B GOODWIN SECOND WARD THIRD WARD JASG KELLY NEW YORK SEWS. ALABAMA. Selma, October 16, 1873. The Selma Exposition has postponed the fair to November tbe 23th, on account of the epidemic pre vailing st numerous points. WASHINGTON ITEMS. Washington. October 16, 1873. The American and Mexican Claims Commission bsiiog named Sir Edward Thornton to act aa Umpire, he has accepted frankly tbe nomination, provided his government will consent to his acting in that capacity, which cod sent he has asked. The counsel for Slstter, convicted of murder, have moved for a trial, on the grounds of tbs discovery of important fresh testimony of the misconduct and perjury of two jurors, and tbe verdict being against law and evidence. There ia au intelligent feeling in favor of Slatter. Washington, October 16,1S73. The Masons of this city send $400 to Grand Master Stansberry of Tennessee. The Masonic fraternity here will seed about $3,000. TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. FOURTH WARD Dr CHAS PINCKNEY CICERO WATKINS FIFTH WARD M T SIMMONS JNO H GOLDSMITH »IXTH WARD V A McDUFFIE J C MCMILLAN The actor Lawrence B. Barrett is ill in St. Lonia with inflammation of the bowel*, and ia thought to be in very serious condition. Grant and Sherman arrived iu Toledo, Ohio, thi- morninf. The Oroica MUli »t Woonaocket new Prorldonce, Shod, bland, bare poat«d nMic« that Ul*y will run ii(M. Otter prominent manufactnreri eon- .r 16,1873. i template the mine thing. _ . . . . moral** j Tbr pnuriee eroaad Ornate aro oa tea, which tee tenkrtlpt., a«4 the whole acja^iiaimenl awopt miie. otPatoo aod Jetermo man lier the control<* the Baknlplcr Coort. hoc. Cftea achool Chtldmo jrhowrre caught bj the tee gfeeee am dead, three drtwf. and three terribi, burned,- 'the mother oMtereeof the children wa. fa- laUy burned ehile attempting 10 reecaa from teijSi.. . SEVENTH ward J N LANGSTON The following ticket ie respectfully suggested for tbe consideration of the Democratic voters of tbe city cf Atlanta, without regard to previous differences: For Hsyer. 8. B. 8PENCER. For Coom Ilmen FIRVT WARD. W. H.BROTHEBTON. SECOND WARD. JOHN KEELY. THIRD WARD. J. G. KELLY. FOURTH WARD. RICHARD PITTMAN. J. C- WATKINS. FIFTH WARD. J. H. GOLDSMITH. M. T. SIMMONS. SIXTH WARD. A. L. FOWLER. D. A. McDUFFIE SEVENTH WARD. J. N, LANGSTON. J. C. McMILLAN. J. B. GOODWIN. W. D. ELLIS, R. C. YOUNG. » 512,606.80^ Uabili- 35*wY( Geoigc, Bird. (irimmelf h Co., declared ^M^aced under wth cf Xcemner tettetef ftxad erbditare. Thrir nmeta are BHf $26,000,009. ^^^^eeOobwr* enya h. wdl debt Tea mien In^Waet v.-flinia or Canada for two thoomnd »r* dollars to lee tboasaad dollara. la the Baperior Court to de, Chorion red, who bronjhl nM ogaioat the Kew r berteetoa Steamship Cempanf to recoesr essid dollars for tetng elriodot from the stst, tt tteis s*eam«*,Tno seenast of teHor Charted H. Phtepr. tte .HU Tssi T. ~*|jt * before the >7, hat at the isqasstitf i tract Attorney | postponed uma latardor. was r< Hold 1 their ti ' religion was then diecoaeed. A a*rsn««^crid S’ member of the Ersagelioal alliance, doaireiftej tbe argnmaate of naao of the speatey, but fooed periled on. ^ . The TraatporUtlon OommiltSouf tlliVhtled Slates Henala, met at the Frfth Areaue «etel to^dej. Sena. tor Windham Pr—ldeat. Carte* Cohb. *f He»rp(ils. made t statement touting Ste.UaaiCer U «r»U» .*1 New York. Tbe present ^ocagaeapdtete t**•*•*• New Torn was, tee asw, cheat btuteii, about twice et greet ae eter. Tte re^ntrea storage rate! are not as eacesei.* as ha* been alleged for wheat and earn. Tte charge USX wh pec bushel for the test tea <ter»r sag u coat, aaoh sobasgaaat tea day. Ia Western eittes, ths ohsrge Is 2 cent, for lb. test two**, dapm and * mate tor tech tear daps thereafter. Mach lafansmtioa regarding iftftfr, i artags aad oror ehsapss was all rite d. r fc. - Too Produo. Eastern** seat »l,tto to Mess|dMWl£' a. W. garratt succeed* doaid aa PrssHea* ; GEtMKilA. . - Augusta, October 16, 1873. The Augusta Exshnngb has conformed to tho cotton of Kew York. Heretofore it rorrespond- THE democratic ticket For Mayor and Aldermen, for the city of Atlanta, subject t > the nomination on tbe 20th met: For Mayor. JOHN COLLIER. For CenMllmra. FIRST WARD. WM. H. BROTHEBTON. AARON HASS. *scom) ward. Dr. J.F. BOZEMAN. JOHN KEELY. THIRD WARD. hcr~cbildren \ « SCH ’ D ’ 4 BgAT,E ’ j FOURTH WARD. JOHN FLYNN. WAlD J. A. HAYDEN. ARM WARD. DP.. J. M. BORING. SEVENTH WARD. J. C. M« MILL IN. Y- M. L. A. HEADING F0H THE BENEFIT OF THE LIBRARY. 1>R0FE880R J- K SOOTT will give a READING JL tor the benefit of the Youog Meu’s Library Asso ciation on FRIDAY BVBK1.7U. OCTOBER 17TII, At the Rooms of tbe Library. The following ie the Programme: PART I. Julius Csesar, Act hi, scene 2 Shiksyeare Schneider sees Seah Phillips The Old Wedding Ring Mrs. Saugster Young Lochinvar Scott Socrates Snooks PART II. Lochiel's Waroiug Campbell Paddy’s Excelsior Tired Mothers Destruction of Sennacherib Byron The Hypochondriac* Valentine The Be Is of Sbandon Father Mshony The Ride from Ghent to A x B. owning Farewell Sermon Juo. Watkins 42 Hollonsville t J Pedcu aw Bltke Hollonsville, Pike CO* 43 Springs B J M Pe kins WO Connor Cave Spring, Floyd c. 44 Rome N Bass J J Coben Rome, Floyd co 45 Sugar Faliey D*™ T M Wright Sogar Valley. Gordon c - 46 Montpelta T M Brantly g Jordan Banlcstoc, Monroe co Stephens F H Jones O A Barry Cuthbert, Randolph co 48 Albany fH Willingham A W Tucker Albany, Dougherty co *1* McDonough CT Zichry g G We ms McDonough, Henry co 50 Coweta county ’LR Ray J K Jones Newuan, Coweta co 51 Pomona T H Reddick W D Croora Powersville, Houston c 52 Rockmart WF Darden W C Barker Rockmark, Polk co 63 Etowah S F Stevens W G Reed Stilesboro, Bartow co 54 Randolph comity OP Beall j p Saw tel’ Cuthbert, Randolph cj 65 Brown Station T N Kijei- r j Elliaon Brown’s Station, Te’^e' 66 Adame H Patrick W P Phillips Griffin, Spalding co ‘ 57 Harlem WT Martin j m Anthony Harlem, Columbia c = 58 ThomeoD JB Wilson \y q O’Nerl Ihomson, McDuffie co 62 Union Point L D Caslin IT Hart Union Point, Greene co 60, Madison TP Saffold E Heyser Mat* ism. Morgan co 61 Warren county JT Baker QE McGregor WarrentoD, Warren c 3 62 DaviHboro H G Wright T L Brown Daviaboro, Washing*'u co 63 Red Bluff W Walker HM Stubbs Came: on. Screven cd ~ 6J Screven county J H Lawrence J P Jordan Cameron. Screven co 65 Louisville EHW Hvnter L F Berry 1 Isoulsvitle, Jefferson Cj 06 Conyers i T H Zachry a C W T art’ Cmyers, Rockdale co 6J LvGrange JH Fannin J f Awtrey LiGrange, Troup co 68 Antioch -I B Reid W P Edmcn<?ron Antioch, Troup co 1 Hogansvill > WE Glauton JW Hardaway HogansvitJe, Trour • 7° Acworth j David Nicholis r f Hammett rAcworth, Cobb co 71 Oothcaloga W L Lecoante OD Anderson Adxirsville. Bartow cc 72 1 Lexington J H Eehols.. T J Olive Lexirgton, Oglelhoipa c: 73 Point Peter 1 J H Tiller j F Cunningham Point Peter. Oglethcrp<? ( 3 1*iAttapulgus PI McGriff j 0 s Aver.tt Bainbridge, Decatorc? 76'7 e 5nion -J M White j L Jackson Zebulon. Pike co 76jsmithrtlle Wm Well* h Whitaker Smithviile, Lee co 77iEuhirlee G A Fink RS Phillips iEiiharlee, Bartow co 78' Atlanta J JToou JU Harwell Atlanta, FnltOD co 71* Erin IH Williams D T Pope Erin, Meriwether co 8uj Fincher. JW Means W J Fincher Zebulon, Pike co M A meric us T J Barlow c W Felder Americus, Sumter co W Liberty HiU rBWilliama j M Williams Liberty Hill, Pike co ®3:Greeavilie W T Revel! a J Hinton Greenville, Meriwether co Laurens Hill W W O'Neal Q L Harvard - • Laurens Hill, Lauren* cc» “* Colarparchae DB Searcy l' W Barrow Colaparchee, Monroe co Liberty.. ®7 i E&tontoa .. 88 Phounx..., WilkiUM. 90* Irwintoe .. 91 Chatham. . 92|Oconea — 93 Beulah .. Greensboro, Greene co .. Eatonton, Putnam c* - Eaton ton, Patnam co *. Irwinton. Wilkinson co -. Irwinton, Wilkinson cc* • ■ Savannah, Chatham c y ■. Occnee, Waahingto cd I. 0. 0. T. SUPPER a ENTERTAINMENT. Thursday Night. 23d Instant, x* x, or ai, aa.XiXj, Corner Decatur and Bell 8treets. TICKETS OF ADMISSION O CENTS. J W Cawthon AS Lundy. B C Humber W L Dennis— Wm Little MS Weaver... RH Carswell R8 Story .... W A Hall J A Ala eon Wm Schley J W Me Alpha. JM Palmer V S Joyner..... _ f A McLendon WE Duncan Dublin, Lament c _ 94 Woodville J F Griffia W AlcWhorter Woodville. Greece o 95 HarnTony GW Evans J a Walton Belair. Columbia co 9f IW lourville W H Morton J R Tuck Wluten tile, Oai ke co 07: Cobham M C Fulton W A Dunn Tbompeon, McDuffie co 08; Forreet J Maddox G M Lanenby Berzelia, Colombia co 99 Dantelsville IN Montgomery r b Kb or hart Denielaville, Madison co 100;.Jackson county. L J Bradbury A A HU! Mulberry, Jacktsa co 101 Clark* county W R I Long RH Boon A then*, Clarke co 102' Bowling Green W F Smith .J A Bell, Stephens, Oglethop* c j 103,Maxey’s .JTHnrt B P Taylor Maxey’s Depot. Oglethorpe c> 104 Tennlle JC Harman W M Moses rennille, Washington co 106 Kirkwood OB Howard JW Warren Atlanta, Fulton co 106'Gordon ; E I Ms—ey Gordon, Wilkinson co 107 Senoia C 8 Fall F M Brantley SenoU, Cowet* co 108 ■ Washing'.on : J T Wingfitld TL Ander*on j Washington; Wilke* 109 Danburg WA Queen J A Sutton jDxnbnrg, Wilk—co 110i Toluca Wm Lundy W E Lundy Macon, Bibb co 111 Oconee B F 8tanley WG Weaver i Dublin, Laurens co 112 Woodbury J L Dickson R M McCaskn Woodbury, Meriwether co 113 Sandy Run GAIFFeagin J F Hodges Perry, Houston co 114 Turin P Carmichael 'j B Walker Turin, Coweta co 115, Ravtuwn LA Moore ] Raytown. Taliaferro co 116 Woodstock DC Barron , W C Briscoe ' Woodstock, Oglethorpe co 117 Campbell county J W Nelms TT Bobln*on Fairborn, Campbell co 118 Derbyshire W B Callaway ,/ w Arnold Washington. Wilkes Co 119 Lowndes W A Simms WR Tally Ousley, Lowndes co 120, Whit—Tine D H Hunt w A Andrew ! Whitesville, Harris ct> 121: Midville J V Jones ( TB Felder Midville. Burke'co 122 Marahallville J D Frederick , M J Hatcher MarahaLvUlo, Macon co 123 i9tone wall ML Burney J M Fulton Ward’s Station, Randolph co 124 Bartow ,J W Carswell NT Hannan. 125 Oxford AM Oxford J B Irvin 12S Washington county. J M Minor d Kltrell 127 Glenn Elia T W Braunan L F Etheridge 128 Oak Grove W W Lee LWLee 129 .Jeffersonville JT Glover JE McDonald 330 Concord AW 1 sue W H Malone. - 131 Prospect R C Barnes R Chiles 13i Newborn J W Gay EH Gay 133 Tran quill r O Tufts JT William* •, Bartow, Jefferson co Concord, Pike co Sanderaviiie. Washington ci ■ Gordon, Wilkinson co • Irwinton, Wilkinson co Bullard, Twiggs co • Monttcello, Jasper c Newton Factory* Newtou Newborn Faciory. Newton cr> Qaddoak Station, Jones cv 134 Clinton R W Bonner, BT Boas Clinton, Jones co 135 Floyd J J Bearing N Anderaon Covington, Newton co 136 Eunnel Hill J P Clements -WH Russell Tunnel Bill. Whitfiedtc 137; Rutledge N J Reynolds VM Moseley Rutledge, Morgan co 138 Friendship WJ Reece A J Williams Americus, Sumter co 139 Buena Vista J L Baker I B Lumpkin Amerians, Sumter co 140,Lee J T Turner J F Ross 'Americus, Sumter co 141 Dawson J Af Roberts J H Cannon Dawson, Terrell co 142 Magno’.ia JH Black GB Johnson Plains of Dura, 8tm e: v.-> 143 Uuckelee c C Sheppard J T Howell Americus, Sumter co 144 Houaton T M Awbry W 8 Evans Houston, Heard co 145 Fannin E Baker R Jones Mosmtville, Troup co 146 Bogge«s E T Camp , Whiteaburg. Carroll c - 147 Line Creek S A Scott H T Marchman Griffin, Spalding co 1*8 Butlond J W Stubbs W Ryder Macon, Bibb co 14G,Towaliga C W 8im* J V McEihany Towabigt, Butts co 150 Wallace DW Lester RV Cox .Haddock Stasioa.- Junta co 151 Mount Hebron G W Adams A A Davi* Forsyth, Monroe co 152 (ribaon WM Kelley J C Kelly Gibson, Glascock co 153 Scruggsville , W W Kitchen* ; Gibeon, GUscot k co 164 Uncointoa H J Lang 1 Uncdnton. LSocc In co 1561Mayfield R H Sttvans IB FHarris Mayfield, Harris co h and Alban; Railroad was sold at Bransvi* tot to f.eriteD irs. Who bold ortr a.OM.OOO first mortise* tte^ad. PEXN8YLVAXIA. J. WteMJCK. c. w. Hcssicurr. j. T. Ml ADOH. B, V lAIOU.il. «:lHf Calais. 1 •. B. S^caecr—For May or , Bdttore: i.ssate Bdttort: ritsaa aanooii'-o ibst tbe lieuioo- ncy of «<aa > . tin,* Vatord.y tte 25tb Inst., nom inate Colonel A. B. SPKSCEK as tbeir candidate for I M.vor THE PEOl'CE. Eai.di, October 10,1 H73. T - - imilh annual coorentloa uf tbe Dste ( h '^ r Vl’ltrinaa-Tlslnl HaiS. fraternity bas been in session *ere ; sulbori^ed to annonnee Mr. J. ti. XELLV-s. days. Tbreo ses^m* ■' W I a eaun’ild.te for Aldermsu from tbe XJ1I1.I Ward, anb- o* i ^ ^ DemXratlc noml nation. ' MANY FRIENDS. Ml. New Advertisements. GEORGIA STATE GRANGE. Colapabchee, Ga., October 14, 1873. RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY THE STATE GRANGE, AT 1T8 MEETING IN ATHENS, GEORGIA. Rkholved, That all applicants toi admis sion into any of the subordinate Granges of thw State, shall make such application to the nearest Grange to hi^ or her place of resi dence. oci!7 dtf 166* Liberty HU! . 157 Clay Hill 168 189 Twiggs 169 Bullock county. I® 1 Stonewsll 162 Ogeechee 163 High Falls i 164 Columbus J ]66 Jamestown 166 Mulbe ry 167 Hamilton 168 Waverly 169 Flint River 170 Kendrick 171 Snapping Shoals ; J72 Telit air 173 Hawkins*il - e ... 1^4 Rocky Mount — F M Fuller F D Wiiuberly.. S J Williams.... RLMUler . J T Brown . H J C Tbaxton.. . WG Woolf oik... N Gilii* J J W Bifgers.. . W J Hudson.... . J W Murphy. T J Adama. J M Dell .J E McDonald... G R Glovar WA Hodges . G W Bailey W E Flynd . C 8 Maddox .'T J Mott J H Wooldridge. MB.Sly. Lutherville. Lincoln c* Clay Hill, Lincoln co Bullard, Tw igg* co Ballard, Twiggs < o Cameron, Screven co Reck Ford. Screven co Ogeechee, Screven co 'Unionrille, Butts co 'Colmabne, Muscogee ce Jamestown, Chattahoochee c> .Mulberry, Muscogee co linmtBt will occtj» arrived here yesterday evening. Ho «R? entertainmeu*. Hen. Wayne Mc- tbe oriftion. MISSOURI. For Aiderman-Flrst EUtora Heuaup: Please Mtuonnce my name aa a candidate fW Alderman, from tbe First Ward, subject to the Democratic nomination, on the 25th day ol October, 1873. sept36-td JOHN JB. GOODWIN. For Aldermna. We are authorized to announce the name of J. C. establishment of aft emigration bateau lo New York j McMILLAN aa a candidate for Alderman from the Tv St. $rrn, Oetouer 16,1873. At a meeting of the Irieb Convention id this city to day an amendment to the Constitution was offered and referred to a cinmittee on emigration to admit of the vitb a branch in finch Stafifi- MASSACHUSETTS. ?.. v g oa. yctjbtr la, 1*11. Jbf M.ua actnrei « Bate tt t«TO* of Fan *i?ar A otoaacod a *aa**a*lon of all tba ulUa t.a i Ml, aiMl te ran only *t(bt boor* * day Jim; fioothtrn Bailroad. ' darlat tteateibar tear toy* tor tte* yreaent. 8vr«*tb Ward, aabjact to tba Damocratic nomination. oct2-td Far AUtl naan. I banter aaaonnM myaalf a candidate for re-auc tion for Aldaraaa from (he Tint Ward, rabjaot to tba Dnaocratte nomination od tba i3th day of October, 1873. Join* T. Monat*. ocU-td. .. I l I Joaaon — .. J I Maraball.. B W Bandtord BP Ltr .... Ill Blade C M Gieaham. H Hightower I Boaworlb... D tefcArthnr 1’J Baiiib .... .jo yelk* OPWoodr DC Dulop 7 T Dunlop... l"d Joneaboro -J T Smith B 1,'gan no Fulton tt Mercer FI Maagno. . „ I' 7 Pblledalpbie J M Hine E Hioe Jcwaboeo, Clayton co '■? Spring Place J Gregory [A R Bameey Spring Fleer, Murray co l7 » Villeuow t H CarenJer J A Clemente YUiaaow, Obaftoege ro Kto.cool Bpring W W Oneel J C Shannon Jcflcieoaville, Twigra c© I8 l|lndlen Greet T H Henly ED Hede GrifBn, 8peldln(co Hamlttoo, Hama co WaTcrty Hell, Harris co Fort Valley, Houaton cc Grilbu, Bpilding co Buappfng Sboete, Sewiou oo Towna, Tellfair «o Uawbiuaville, miasbi co Rocky Mount, Merriwether c Jonesboro, Clayton co Eaat Point, Fulton co NOTICE. vv ILL BE SOLD SATURDAY AT :• by tho Jive Auctiou Home cl MAYSON .V NORMAN, )ue Flue Family Htirse. a a-K® lot ».» il Crockery, Furniture anti Htmavht tiles* variety; I.aw Rooks, etc J97 Hsyneville 4 O'CLOCK, *68j Houstou Factory.. ! 2 .Union 5 *9 Calhoun l ul,.aware !ii '* .car'll 1 “ Jg;te»tto*-h I ISumiuerviUe '96 Chalybeate Springs Mneeogee ■ Mount /ion j™ Worthville SPABl'ANBUKO, t’OCBT HOUSE, s. “•iWe.Vna **«l»-OU JS'Prattou Located in the reutteef Hie city. R» mwlt led aud •’'“ Bsutvolenve B tw fu leiture. I Uro<»kvtlle octl7 diJiu ALFRED TOLI.lfcON. J’rn| rlet« r. ; JJ® Ooryuuopin * 82 j Antioch AH Riley JL Woodward ]63jP*rkinaville EA Perkins ,H A Lester Greens Cut J B Powell A Chance Jf6l ghady Dell W H Partridge... |^j!H>ckory Urove W R Hickson — B W Brown J T Cooper G W Scivborough L 1> Monroe W R Call L McLaws |i*.T Morel 8 F Gove — S B Burchelle J B Roper— ... Jg Davie.. ... L J Thome*.. ... w G HvraSey iL A Lee PALMETTO HOUSE, R Doeier.. Rev J 8 S« arcy, F t Walthall.'. J McDona’d — r WJone* U Steven* ,C F Glb*oo — W H Matthew*.. RM Puckett.. Butler, TiyTom) Lewtonvitlo, Barks co _ Green’* Cefi, Burke co JW# v Trippe Mounts ills, Moriwit er co G W Holme* Perry, Houaton co S Henley Heynevttte, Hcmetcu co Houston Factory, Hottsloa t Byron, Houston co Morsxu, Calhoun co Offechoe, Scriven c> i-*ypL Effingham co A E Nash Gr.avoid, Jone* co U H Lewis Midville, Burke co A B Norri* Chal Springs. Meriwether u O P Poe Coiumbue, Muscogee to DJ Kerreker laibotion, TSlbot co O Barret NorthTille, Butte co R C Ingalls McDonald. Thomas co IJ W Maddox ijuitman, Brooks co T .1 Finney MtUedgevtUe, Baldwin co 'J M Weaver Berneaville, Pike 1*0 J F Beaty Americus, Sumter co U J Doeier Cuthbert, Randolph v * A Thornton Geo M Mullins Cuthbert. Randolph co w *e-vtes*. J W 8imm* J E Dennard Weston, Webster co "7|»bed> Grove *4 W Burnef 'J L Burney \ {Cuthbert, Randolph co . Z I a. - i .UX'Chenubfca I W Reagtr Wm H Parker... Chenubbe. Terrill co Attention, Tallulah Fira Co. No. 3. vorrt.... m Jonn- y g Br*<u«y ,paw*oa, Twrmco T HE MEMBERS of this 1 oiu|>*uy attent a c tiled naett'.ng on Friday night, October ltth* I By order of G. W. JACK. PreeU ent. j J. It. Park*, 8<C *ta>y pro trn». cc 16 ’. t* | „,,,Fort Gains £}' Trvofon ■der. d to ; LaFeyette 11H j Summer vlPe.... L Sutton HE Rhodes... ; J 0 Cleg hero... aaaau tUlritSti utdeiS CCt IfiCCrd* 1 SI XL IS iUtC. >amr to At sn'e, Oit-fiier 17, 187% T K Bpcvii Fort (tairn. CUv c il A O Tatum i tVeatoa. Dada co 1 Dickaoa LaFkyaffv, Walkar >w W D Rummar | Summarvllla. Chattooga co st.ru• ttuuiug circiala U>* abovo wui plcaac ia. or E. TAYLOR, Secy