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The Daily Herald. 0eorgU *"""•• THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1873. TH Hi HKHALD Pi'ULlSHING COMPAMV, AMOY. 8T. CL.AIR-ABRAMS, HANKY W. GHADV. 11. A. ALSTON, lid 1 tor^ and managers. SOME GOSSIP ABOUT OUB PLANTING PRINCES. Talbot county cultivated this year 29,000 acres in cotton and 20,000 in corn. J. B. Patk?r, of Talbot, cultivates CC0 acres in cotton and 400 in corn; 81m Davie, 400 oc’es in cotton; W. It. Gorman, 49." acres In cotton and 350 In corn; Jas. Allen, 325 in cotton and 250 In corn; and W. A. Daniel 300 in cotton and 250 in corn. Ninetv farmers of Talbot county cultivate each cx- in cotton, twenty-one each over 200 HIE COUNTERFEITERS. All About a Baby. THE tHUMS of tho UEKAI4J Me u fellow. : , 1M OML?; BMoatit"!? 1 * 05 I WmiT.t Moutk.^l 00 j acres, thirteen .sell over 300 acre,, and fonr e.cli over DAILY! J Month.... 2 50 ( WEEKLY, 3 Mtmtiu 50 I ,00 .rres. DAILY, 1 Month 1 00 | I Mark A. Hason, the ch.lupion Joker of Georgia, .nd .-ription.'aad odterthienioati ‘owi.bly in adrance. ! well known In this community, is plstmnjt in Terrell j cb;ir g e ,’ Momeillin Address HEBALD PCBL1SHINO OO., ; county. He cuitivatea nine hundred .ores in cotton, C(i ( t d that sbe knew ft on Drawer 23 Atlanta, Georgia. sixty-five in oats and throe hundred in corn. „(hre oc Alabama Street, near Broad. T „ rtll c3un ,y caltiraics 21,000 acre, in cotton and | 22,010 In corn. J J. R. Jones, of Terrell county, cultivates 300 acres n cotton and 250 in corn. T. K. and 8. K. Taylor own jointly a farm in Terrell, ! on wbicb they cultivate 550 a:rcs in coltoD, 150 in oats : and 425 in corn. Next to those of Col. Leo Jordan and L'c, and A few days since, while a worthy Methodist ■ minister of'Athens, Tennessee, was workin > , in his garden, a strange proceeding took - place in his house, where his good wife and two children were. A negro woman brought in a basket, and depositing it on a bed walked out The wife called her husband in, and told him of the circumstance. The two ex amined the basket, and lo ! it contained a nicely dressed baby, and a $20 bill, and a pretty note, in a feminine -hand, desiring the lady to take charge of the little innocent and her remuneration would be ample. The good man stormed. The good wile tried to pacify him, and seemed well contented with Fulton Sheriff’s Sales FOR NOVEMBER '.V"c saspeeteJ when the telegraph advise.! : us of the arrest of a large number of persons j in Western Norm (’arolin?and Eastern Ten nessee, on a charge of counterfeiting, that they were only the dupes upon whom sharpers ! John A. CobD, of Sumter, .nd Jerry Waiters .nd T. cf other sections had passed the -queer ^ Bro> s of £ lgg , „ aoty> „ ft , Tho fuller account which we copy from tho Vcw York Herald, strengthens this opiuion. The very sm&n Wnouuts reported as found in the possession of these men, as well as those arrested in E ist .Tennessee, do Dot furnish any strong evidence that they are the counter- j xwenty-i feiters, or even in collusion with them. The j over loo aci admitted high respectability of some of the j twenty, each, over 303 acres; ten, eich, over 490; men arrested in North Carolina, is aleo eng- h»r. web over 5)5 aero.; turn, each, over 000, and , . . ... I one over 1,800. gestive of their innocence of counterfeiting. I p Q Hugbef> of T * ixgs , cul tiva(es 550 acres in li looks as if the Government had only found j co ti onf *ud 625 in corn; Lemuel Burkett 500 acres iu localities in which the counterfeit money had ; cotton nod 175 bfreely circulated, and must look else-; soo ia corn; where for tho countfeitors; and we stronly F ‘ O' 0 ”'- 330 * :re3 suspect that it will have to look further North 1 ^“^"'.Uiv.te. 23,000 .ere, in cotto _ her manner indi- aomewhat about the affair which the minister did not know, and he re solved to ferret it out to tho very bottom. Ho engaged a pious neighbor and got an officer, and tho negro woman became the object of their search. She was at length found, and said in explanation of the part she played, that the child and basket had been placed iu her charge by Dr. Ruth \. French, of Knox ville, with instructions to deliver them safely to tho minister's wife. The minister and the church brother and the negress and the baby in the basket forthwith madeen expedition in force to Knoxville. A good deal of notes be gan to grow out of this laic of two cities, and tho bauy mado' some of it. It ob jected to being tossed around in a basket, and robbed of needful repose in tho bossom of its family. The office of Dr. Ruih A. French was fouud, and being completely sur rounded by the forces from Athens, she was obliged to surrender the secret. Hr story ia: Last summer a Southern lady, with her hus band, came to East Tennessee, spent some weeks at the springs, and then took lodgings in a respectable boarding bouse of Knoxville, where the lady remained domiciled alter her corn; Wm, Faulk, 550 in cotton and j husband left for his home, South. A month R. Faulk, 403 In cotton and 400 in j ago she gave birth to a child, and Dr. French cotton and ; attended her, and the lady confided her story largest in the State. Th a Tarver Bros, cultivate 1,800 a;ros in cotton, 109 in oats, and 603 in corn. Twiggs county plants wore cotton in proportion to wealth than any county in Georgia. G. W. Faulk, of Twigja, cultivates 75) ajrea in cot ton and 303 in corn. planters in Twiggs cultivate each, in cotton; forty, each, over 200 acres; Alao, at the tame time and place, a part of land lot No. 53, in tho 14th district or originally Henry, now Fulton county, Georgia the aald land being in the city of At'snte, and known In tho plan of aald city at the south half of lot No. 6, in block No. 2, in the first di- vlaton of said lot, bounded on the north by the north half of 1 »t No. 6. east by Frazier street, aonth by lot No 3 in said block, containing half acre more or leas. Levied on as tho property of Will H Thomas by virtue of aud to satisfy three ft fas leaned from the Justice Court of the lf>26tb district, O. M in lavor of J R Wal- . » ..j ... ,u. , Will H Thomas Levy made by J E Thcmp- legal hours of sale, the following described property, 80 ?l L .1*, returned to me. to-wit: 1 1 "| Also, at the same time and place, a city lot on the A tract or parcel of land situated in the 17tb dis- £ r "*? b , 8treela la tho city trlct of originally Henry, now Fulton county, Ga., 1 °I M °* Jard lot <8, in the 14th district containing 9? 4 ' acrcy more or less, bounded by lands ?/ on 8 ina, ly n . ow ^ ulton county, fronting on of Joseph E. Brown, Wm. McMillan, and others. Jj?J 8y t lh S ^ ree J f ,0 / tetaod running back same width known aa the T. D Lyon’s vegetable garden on Cur- I?nfi „ L «7 le J° n a * ,b * P r °Pof ran street; also, a fivo acre lot adjoining said garden 1 8 f S om Fn,ton Superior and surrounded by three street*. Levied on as the L Richmond lz Co. in favor of W R Phillips, property of T. D. Lyons by virtuo of and to satisfy a i by 8 at, .°* De y* fl. fa. issued from Fulton Superior Court iu favor of .** ,° 8am ® time and place, a .ot iu the city of J. M. C.ltwdvj T.D.Ljoa*. Property pointed ont ! r ^ f,®?"*? °Y * u !">n part of land lot No 77 by plaintiff’s attorney. j 'he 14th district of originally Henry, cow Fulton *AIao, at the same Gruo and pla^e, a house and lot on ! c °unty, Georgia, and known in the plan of said city Marietta street, m tho city of Atlanta, said lot front- I the northern half of Iota Noe 2 and 3, with 11 feet ing 75 feet on Marietta street and running I 1Q from the southern half of said lots Nos 2 back Farno width 143 feet more or loos. ! r 4 nn *“2 wb ®* e kugth ot said lets from adjoining tho property of tho p aTOe | l r )or to Loyd streets adJeu, and in block 21, bounded estate, Schnediker »ud‘ others. On aai<l ^°o °“ tbc 6 ° ath _tbs re lot is a two-roomed framo dwelling. Levied o*i as tno I ,uam ^ er ' ®f the lotai - and 3, on the cast by L<>yd street, property of William Hudson by \irtuo of and to satis- ! by J ‘ os 1 auci * ' ot block, fy a firm issued from Fulton Superior Court in favor of 3 * r '"°f 8t ^ cc * running baok Henry Irby vsWiltiam J Hudson. Property pointed 8TATE LAW CARD8. %• Fartit* hating business 4m cssf sf ike tours named below t anfl find, the Lawyers whose Cards are nsetied below reliable and prompt. Cards inserted for 30 a year. ^THENS. Cobb, Erwin & Cobb. Attorneys at Law, Athena, Ga. Emory Speer, Lawyer, Athena, Georgia, as Buiicitor General, will at tend the Courts of Clarke, Jackson, Walton, Gwinnett Hall, Banks, Franklin, Habersham, White, Rabun, and give attention to collections aud o’.her claims. Tinsley W. Rucker. Attoruey-it-Law—Piompt attention given lo all bus- lit by plaintiff’s attorney, Aleo at the samo timo aud place, all that tractor par cel of land situated lying and being in tho city of At lanta. Fulton county, Georgia, it being a part of Onaea’ subdivision of block No UC, of original land let No el, in the 14th District of said county of Fulton; said por tion fronting on eaat Harris street 183 feet and run ning back on Butler street 202 feet. Levied east samo width to Loyd street, and containing acre more or les3. Levied on as tho property of JI Burry Chisolm by virtue of and to satisfy a Ufa iesued from Fuiton Superior Court in favor of V C Head and WL F Bapy vs. J Perry Chisolm. Property poiuted ont by plaintiff’s attorney and sold for the purchase money. Also, at the same time and place, a lot, and the im provements on the same, fronting 21 feet on Pryor street, and extending back 100 feet, more or lees, to an alley, it being lot No. 3 of the sub-divieion of tho C. D. Hill, J^L B A N Y. Thomas R. Lyon, Attorney at Law, practices regularly in the Court* o Doughorty, Baker aud Mitchell counties. Collections made. All business diligently attended to. A MEHICCB. as the 1 8treet » and extending back 100 feet, property of Amy H. 8ells, by virtue of and to"satisfy a ' J 0 . 1 .^°:.? °/ tb< ? BU h dlvieion of tho mortgage ftfs issued ftom Fultou Superior Court in ^'tchell property, in tho fourth ward of tho city of favor of Paul Jones, Sr., vs. Amy H Soils. Property ! Atlanta, adjoioiug the property of Brown and Peek, it pointed ont in said mortgage flfa. I b * in 8 •P»I r t of land , No - •' the 14th district cf Also at the same time and slaeo, all that tractor par-' °^8iually Henry, now I nltcn county, Ga. Levied on cel of land lying and being in the 17th District of origi- as Bj ope *! ty of f A> Lochrane, trustee, Ac., by nally Henry, now Fulton county, Georgia, it being I ^ ,r ? ao . °Jn Si \ S’ ^ ! * 8 ® €d t from Fiilton a part of land Lot No 107 in said 17th dlslt., contain- I Superior Court, in favor of William Markham vs. O. A. log fifteen acres more or less, bouuded north by | trustee, Ac. I reperty pointed out by plain- a new street, called Emmett street, east by land i , 8 a ”° r °f y ‘ '’•■ ned by James McDonald, on the 21»t day of August, AlHO ' at t,lP 1 J. R. McCleskey, AttoiTiev at Law. A It N K S V 1 L L K 1801, and south by Richard Peters, and west by land now occupied by Theo. McAskowaki. Levied on as th» property of Solomon Landess, by virtue of and to satisiy a mortgage ii fa issued from Fulton Superior Court in favor of Wm. Markham vs Solomon Landess. Property p ointed o it in mortgage ii fa. Also at tho same time and place a bouse and lot in Also, at tLc same time and place, ail that tract or parcel or land siruated. lying and being in the 14th district of originally Ilenry, now Fulton county, Ga., aud part of lot No. 224, beginning at the eonthwest corner of raid lot and running north along the west line of said lot to a branch, Ihencs up 6aid branch to B J. A. Hunt, n Flnit Circuit a*id Supremo Ccart. Joseph McConnell • them. NOT A HIT OP IT, .HR. 81 X. Youth of Horace Greeley. VITU HIS OLD EMPJLOTEi: —A PHI- Tno Columbus Sun expresses great surprise . interview that Atlanta (accordiog|to the Herald,) has losopheii in the rough. rc.'.eivcd so ranch cotton. Tho Snn thinks From tho St. L^Tl. Berabllcu. chat the Hedai.d mast qnote through cotton Thc 9tory o{ B f ran tiiii’B first visit to in the Atlanta receipts. This is not correct. Philadelphia, and his stroll about the Quaker Wo tlo cot quote a single bale save those that! city in a dirty garb, his pockets staffed out . , . 1 with shirts and stockings, munching ginger- : '0 warehoused m Atlanta, ana we are \erv , . , , ... ° . , , 0 ,‘ r ?•. — t» tuv t ’ * ; bread, had nothiug very remarkable about it. . urefnl in our estimates. It is propel* that ; exce pt when read ia tho light of his subse- ao exception be made to this statement, ! quent destiny. As such it is a lesson to bo though tho exception will not materially alter j heeded by tno youth of succeeding gecera- tho grand result. Messrs, iloore & Marsh, ; to her physician. She was of good birth and j tho Firet ward of tho city of Atlanta, Fulton county, ft 11 }! 111 ’ t ^ CD 9® 1-422 feet ; mo ^® or to lii e .» . . . e „ i (>a hUnatpd on th« amith bw]p Pninr* uir#=fd i sovtth line of said lot, these© west on tho said south connections, the daughter of ® tween Forsyth street and iho Ma on and Western^il- » De 40 beginning: also, beginnina 1,248 feet from and a married woman, but had loved her , roa j ffQnt f og on p e t er g street 40 feet and running ! thQ Bonthw ' st. corner on the south line of said lot at C A 11 T K It 8 V variance. She could not take that child | Foirter..Fc.'stewirt.cd M. M«nko. just thtn to her Southern home, and ! erty pointed out by plaintiffs’attorney, her husband, too, had forbidden her to^come Also at tho same time With it. What was she to do ? The Metho-1 rrop- Clower fctreet 80 feet, N 4 _ , . . C und 7, containing jith of an acre, more or less, with dist Episcopal Conference was in session at ■ small house, 14 by 16 feet, on the same. Levied Knoxville, and at tho house where Dr. Ruth | the A. French boarded, was the Athens clergy- j man and his wife. To the wife Dr. French j Joseph _ narrated the story, and the good woman con-! and returned to seuted to take the infant and keep it until it j Also, at the samo time and place, all tha. tract or j of said lot beginning at the southv/cit corner running south G48 feet to Donahoo’s fence. [ Also at tho samo'tbno and place two city lots in the i - a,on . ff Paid fence In a Wofford & Milner, Attorneys-at-law; office up stairs. Bank Block. Prac Cabaniss & Turner was claimed by its rightful parents She had a, tSS said nothing to her husband about it, but she part 0 f land lot No 1S3. in the 14th district of origi-L thought it would bo time enough to explain i nally Henry, now Fulton county, Georgia, it being i 18 j . more or less. Levied on as the property of: -- T Gunn, trust e, by virtue of and to satisfy a fl bd from Fulton Superior Court, in favor of j A- ! the iSaiter to bin, offer tho Iff tie Banger holesaledry-goods men, have received prob-; Franklm'." Horace Greeley-also an impecn- j came He flew int0 6nch a 6tom o{ virtues indignation that she could not tell him, and . bly two hundred bales this season which nious printer boy—whose advent into Erie, ;hey did not store, but sent straight on .-rough to llosweli Factory. This, however, is properly Atlanta cotton, and should be • stimated in her receipts. • Our friends of the Sun m9y rely on the Her ald s report as being squarely orrect. For seme lime past we have wondered at the trifling reputation Atlanta bore as a cotton market, aud felt that it deserved a better name. Pennsylvania, m 1330, « related by Parlon, ° Eoain „ around, until the probabilities had about it as unpromising a prospect as h t ^ made ’ troubla for \ U at too late Franklin s ,nto the same State a century be- ; jed in their Southera horae . i n the hv '» , meantime Dr. Ruth A. French is taking care Grteley s history was called to mmd by a | Q b bab y, for the good man of Athens v““riuej r ndg W e | ^ to redeem her pro- tor of the Eiie Gazette, in which office Mr. j 1 * Greeley perfected his knowledge of the; J * « * printers’ art before going to New York. ; Fearful Accident. Judge Sterritt is stopping with bis - T Tr . , , ., , : son-in-law, thc proprietor of the Girard ] twelve men n UiRo'Ylv escape peatb By the Hence the Heeali, inaugurated its present honse Tho eve l ut of Horace Greeley's schedule of receipts aud shipments, which; arrival aud employment by him had ! * - being imitated by the other paper has given : a freshness of interest imparted to it; From tbe Kaus.s City Journal, Ociobsr 23. Atlanta he-proper positioh among the inte-1 a v ? r ^, al rel ?j 0 ? of . tbe .. circ “ m , 9,3nc f 0 ', a Jj;! A frightfnl accident occurred on the new E,«,.hn.O,.ltl.Hrua>,. ...J «.<* ] b,». „tl.. s b; ll» labl. ill, dn»d I SiSJllSSSfSl,"?™^5* lSk. S,,?i — “Aiwitno a ttetrauiintr ond an. » .. , , ... resulted m four persons being seriously m- 1fie northwest comer of e&id land lot, containing fifty acres more cr less. Levied on as the property of John O Battle, by virtue of and to satisfy two ft iseared from Fulton Superior Court i George W Adair vs V.'m T Gunn. Property pointed out by plaintiff and sold as per plat of the Jetse Cook j Survey for the purchase money. Also, at the same time aud place, all that tr-ct of land n«ar tho city of Atlanta, northeast of Marietta street, being part of original land lot No 81. and desig- ■ ‘’j nated in Thtgpan’s Survey as No 52, bounded ■ G A. D. Hammond, will practice in Flint Circuit, the United 5 District Courts, and Supreme Court. HIT VALliEL W. c.'collier irnev and Counselor at Law, Fort Valley, Ga ir rirTTir: ~ ~ Wm J Herring vs John C Battle, and the other a State : ? orth by 5 , Io °'® ? l S eet ’ L^est l,y No 52 * 200 and county tax fi fa issued by 8 It Hoyle, T C. Prop- erty pointed out by plaintiff ’0 attorney. Also, at thc samo time and place, ali that .tract or parcel of land lying and being in the 17th district of originally Henry, now Fulton county. Georgia, and known as land lot No 138 in said district, containing 202>£ acres more cr less. Levied on as the property of F. H. Rowe, administra tor, by virtue of aud to satisfy a subpoena 11. fa. iu favor of George Collier vs. F. H. Rowe, administrator. Prop erty pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. . . T 1 Also, at the same t mo and place,a tract or pareelfo; ! f rty * ^ vy made iorter, L C. and returned land lying and being in land lot 112 of the 14th district 10 me ’ ot origInal : y Henry, now Fulton county, Ga. Said lot contains one-half aero, more or less, and is bounded feet; south, 92,q feet, by No to; east by Myrtle Allen street, 290 feet. Also, all that land lying in the city of Atlanta, near Stuart’s Rock House, known as lot No 28 in tbo survey of Pat Lynch; property front ing on the south side of Jones A' enne 50 feet; east by Edwards street. 105 feet; west by lot No 20; south by lot No 84. All of said land lying *nd being in the county of Fulton. Levied on as the property of Thom i « as Fitzgibbon, by virtue of and to satisfy a ti fa issued j - . R- H- Johnston. Jr,. n 1.1 give especial attention to all Legal Busin ess t trusted to his care. Practices in tho Flint Circuit Doyal & Nunnatly, DIAS SPRINGS. fiintements have excited surprise, and as the \ who was reading a newspaper and ap Savannah Advertiser truly remarks, -she \ ^ absorbed in its contents. Mr. , . , , /» ,, , Merritt took his stand at tho case, and for a deservedly takes her place as one of the first ^ort time no sound was heard except the .literior markets of the South.” clicking of the type m the composing stick. »♦» Presently, the strange youth laid down his ss • N. T. IIIWTER 0.\ THE SLAVE COM- newspaper, and approaching Mr. Sterritt, in- PKSS4TIOS question. quired if he wanted to engage any help, at the J v same timo stating that ho had worked in a Hon. Ii. M. T. Hunter, of Virginia, is crea-! Printing office before. The lad added that he .. ... . . T> , had worked m an office in \ ermont, ana that . 32 a conaiderabls hnbbnb in the Rimcal j be should be willing t0 work icd , lstriolls iy un . rank? by proposing a plan of payment to the der instruction. Mr. Sterritt, though waut- South for her slaves ing assistance at tho timo, surveyed the His position has been so attacked by the 1 “ P!> ’. i “ nt bef< ? r ® makin « r , ep , ly ' 7’! 10 tow- *1. . . J I headed, ungainly jouth before him was • he Radical pre3S in \ trgina that he makes an poorly dressed in an old suit which ho had explicit sta ement of exactly what he pro-. outgrown. His coat sleeves and pants were pises for the Government to do. He says: | too short, and Lis shirt collar, of the coarsest r .... t , .... . , c * mn‘ fl/ .A cotton. Wis without a neck-tie and was turned Why not deposit the amount ;of k $J00,0.>0,- (lUh h unconscioasl to tbe wc „ er , O00, mentioned by Mr. Ltncoln upon tne , J{ B Mr Sterritt for i ed a COD j e ctnre pnneiple of the deposit act, npon which ho j from ^ ince of the lad that he was a surplus revenue was deposited wtth raiww ap p r en t ioe, snd answered the appli- Btatee? Like that, let the deposti.be made 1 ^ not waat any .. he i p then, and the strange lad bowed himse!f out. without interest, and to be recalled ouly on the same contengencies. When this is doue let tho State do justice amongst the individ ual shareholders. What if tne General Gov ernment should fail to have it restored ? The act would only be one of justice to those who were unjustly aod unconstitutionally de spoiled. If it were not returned, no injustice would be done, for those who would retain it were justly entitled to it. Nor could it be well opposed on conetitutional grounds. The original spoliation without compen sation was unjust and unconstitutional; this us 3 of tho national revenue would ferve to remedy and undo Little did Mr. Sterritt think that ho turned north side by the Western k Atlantic R%\lrovl. j the west side by the Maeoa k Turner Ferry road, and ; adjoining the property of Loftis on tho west Lev ied on as the property of D. Y. Elliott, vs virtue of and to satisfy a fi. f*. issued from the Justices’ Court of the 469th District, G. M , in favor of H. H. Embry vs. D. Y. Elliott. Levy made by J. B. Martin, L. C., and returned to me. jureil and eight others narrowly escaping death. The bridge iu question has betn in course of constiaction for some time, and the work had arrived at that stage when the stone foundation of the yiers was being laid, which work bad been commenced on the center pier. To reach tho piliag a coffer dam had been constructed, but on account of leakage was found unavailable for the work. To use the coffer-dam, a derrick was erect ed, to tbe arm of which was attached a plat form, upon which tbe stone for the founda tion of the pier was to be placed preparatory to lowering into their place. This platform was large enough to hold three tiers of twen ty-eight inch stone. The first tier had been placed upon it at the timo of the accident, and six men were engaged at work upon it, as it swung twelvo ieet above the surface of the water, when, by reason of a defect in the main timbers of the derrick, or a severe strain, it broko and precipitated the plalforu, stone and workmen below. There were also six men below, who were I s N. C. Collier, 1 Attorney at Law. Aldo. at tho samo time and place, a lot containing }. of an apre, situated on the cornor of Marietta and j Fairley streets, in the Fifth Ward of the city of Atlan- I | A U U A !H u E . ta, adjoining Hayden & Angler’s, it being part of land | lot No. 78. In tbe 14th District of originally Henry, now j ~ Fulton county, Ga. Levied on as the property of Mrs. W, yV. TUrnQT, W. F. Westmoreland, to sa'isfy a tax fi fa issued by S. ; ... . _ 0 . , 4 . It. Hojle, T. C., for h*r State .nd (County »x for the .. A«orn<y-.t-L.w. Special attention given to coUec- year 1873. October 6>h, 1873. noM - year Also, at tho same time and place, a city lot in the , Also, at the same time and place, a city lot in the «' c0 " d w / rd »t the city of Atlanta containing one- j I first ward of the city of Atlanta, being a part of land tour ‘, t of 111 a< ' re . ?iL“ atod PO'or «reet and adjom I If lot number 85, of tha fourteenth district of ,nf * ™ AFAVKTTE. his office, and enquired it he wanted a jour neyman printer. From a description the former gave of the applicant, Mr. Sterritt was satisfied that it was the same young man who applied for a position a short time before. Oa further inquiries, He learned that the -.*• - young man he turned away, instead of being that original wrong, so f*r as justice is con- j a runaWR y t wa8 a steady joung man of excel- cerned. The whole action of the General j j ent had recently worked in the Governmc ut in regard to slavery was extra 1 piiuling offico 0 f Mr. Bates at Lodi. Having constitutional, and where something extra j 8a ti s g e( j himself iu regard to these points, he constitutional is necessary to be done to rem- p rom i S ed to give the young man employ- edj any injustice in that action, it will not do meD ^ at t he case. Horace Greeley at first was to plead th< constitution in bar of that reaoe-. sa hj ec t c d to unfavorable comment by his dy, if it has been no obstacle to t Jje original j new ftC qnaintaace8, owing to his awkw/ird wrong, lip-in the valuation ot $400,000,000 1 • - — • * - for the entire slave property of the country, the share of Virginia would be between forty and fifty millions*. * * * * Let the Gen. eral GovernmeDt-distribute this sum amongst the States, according to the number of ne- catight by the falling mass, or burled out , . , ... ,, . , , into the water. A few moments only elapsed away from employment at his case the future j un ^i the accident was forgotten by those who editor of the New lorker, one of the purest | beheld it, and all hands were at work endeav- hU-n-.rv journals of the ag3, and the founder orin to rescue those who hafl fallen into °f the New xork Xnbune. wa | er 0 r who had been buried beneath Mr. Stentt thought no more of the matter th0 Umberg Mr# Thomas Moffit, with his but in^a coupje of 1 succeeded in saving one man from ' " ** “ drowning, while other parties took from the water aud wreck, four men — Matthew Hokey, Mr. Reilly, Mr. Moore and another whose name we did not learn. Reilly wa taken immediately to Armstrong, aud th others to Kaw Valley house. Reilly and Hokey s injuries are so serious that th attending physicians deem their cases hope- le>s. The injuries of the other two are pain ful, but not dangerous. Notwithstanding there were twelve men mixed up in tho fall ing timbers, all escaped injury save thor.e who have been named. and ungainly appeirance. He boarded ginally Henry, tbe sima being c Western Railroad, adjoining Prince, and containing of an a.:re more or le^s. Levied on as the property ot A. Fleming by virtue of and to satisfy a fi fa issued J It Thompson, L C, and returned to Also, at the same time and place, a portion of land lots No 134 ami 185 of the 17th district of originally Henry, now Fulton county, Ga., bounded an follows: Beginning r.t a stuke in the southwest and running east 1490 feet to a eastafras corner, tborco south 600 loot to an original land line aud corner, thence eae 214>C ftet, thence south 3448, 1 q feet to Peachtree creek, then down tbe creek to Hatcher’s line, thence south along said hue to the beginning corner, con taining 133 acres more or less. Levied on as the prop- - ty of 8 B McCaray by virtus of and to satisfy two Jus tice Court fi fas lu favor of John Neal vs £ 8 Ray and ' 8 R McCamy aod J J Thrashor, securities. Levy I m&da by J U Thompson, L G, and returned to me. 1 Alao, at the same time aud place, one medium siz^d black horse mulo, about four years old. and red iron- axeled one-horse wagon, aud three hundred pounds of cotton iu the 6eed. Levied on as the property of . ttisfy a dis* re as warrant, Issued from Fulton Superior Court in favo# of George W Adair vs E H McCauley. Property- pointed out by nlaintifTs attorney. Also, at the same time and place, a lot on tha corner of Collins and Butler streets, in the fourth ward of the city of Atlanta, it being a part of Und lot 52 oi the 14th district of originally Henry, now Fulton county, Georgia, adjoining the property of Barnus, and containing one-half acre more or less. Levied on as tho property of J. J. Toon, by virtue of aud to satisfy a State and county tax fi fit, issued by 8 R Hovle, T C, for bis tax for the year 1871. Property pointed out by 8 B Hoyle, Tax Collector, Fulton county. Also, at tbe same t’me and place, a lot or parcel of land containing 101 >4 acres, it being south half of land lot No 121. in the 14th district of originally Hen ry, now Fulton county, Georgia, bounded by lands of McCool, Perkerson. et al. Also, a part of land lots j ing tho property of Rawson & Hmtz, it being part) J. C. Clements laud lot No 77,iu tho 14th district of originally Henry now Fulton county. Georgia. Levied on as the prop- ; erty of Thos S Powell, by virtue of and to satisfy a ! Will practice tn Romo and Cherokee Circuits. Prompt fi fa issued from Fulton Superior court in favor A O I attention given to collections. Claims for wild lands Evans vs TboaS Powell and AG Haygood, Esq. j aUomltvl to promptly. Property pointed out by plaintiff ’« attorney October — —— — — W1873. Also, at the same time and place, a lot on the comer j of Peters street and Booth’s Ailey, in tho 1st ward of . the city of Atlanta, containing twenty-five feet, more 1 or Icb*. On said lot is a two-story brick building. Levied on as the property of Frank Kaue, by virtue ot and to satisfy a fi fa issued from Floyd Superior Court j 1 favor of M P Galcoran va. Frank .Kane. Property M ONTEZCMA AND OGLETHORPE FiSH & DUPREE. Attorneys at Law. poiuted out by plaintiff’ A. M PERKERSON. Sh 31 A O I 8 O S A DEPARTMENT SOUTHERN LIFE insurance Company. ASSETS JANUiltY l.-T. 1873 J1.63J.183 THE LEADING Life Insurance Company OF THE SOUTH. A. G. & F. C. Foster, Iticrnr ys-at law, will practice ia Ocmuigeo Circuit. Supreme Court, and United States Circuit Courts. Tbe Senior is Register in Bankruptcy for 5th and 6th Dia- 31' U V I L L E Beni. W. Barrow. IKK N A John H. Woodward, W ASH1NGTON. W. H. Toombs, | Attorney at Law. Prompt attention given to all butt- numbers 106 and 107 in said 14th district, containing ! Q /iyvbtwvu pnrarnrvr * ness entrusted to his care. rjghty acre., more cr lean, commencing at the QlcN. JOUS B. GORDON 1'BIXIDS.M not th west corner of land lot number 106 run- ‘ “ ning thence west 390 feet to a stake oa a branch oa ; ANNUAL INCOME ABOUT $1,000,000 j lot No 107, running eaat 950 feet to a stake on the j . CJ O X. Newnsn road, thence northwestward to Gregg’i uer, thence east to the Macon and Western Reilroad, thence southward to Sidney Root’s corner right of way of said road, thence cast 1,158 feet to the stake, thence south 850 feet to Lockhart k Doans’ corner, thence west 1,485 feet to the west boundary of land lot No 106, to a stake, tlienco 2.670 feet to the be ginning. except all that portion ot land lot No 106 ly ing ou tho cast side of ttio Macon and Western Rail- ; road, formerly eold by Edward White to Thomae Al- ; exander, levied on as the property of Edward White by virtue of and to satisfy two fi fas issued irom Ful- o _ Eight Years Without Eating.—There with the family of Mr. Sferritt, and his wife 1 young woman named Mary Fancher, residing wanted to know* where bo picked up such a . at the corner of Gates avenue and Downing “green gawky.” Horace was equally unfor- street, Brooklyn, who has it ia asserted by t mint A in imnre^sino neonle outside of the licr physician, Dr. S. F. Spi ?r, tiken no food ton Superior Court, one in Javor of W R Phillips vs ttuiate in imposing people ouismooiiue IJ J ’ ^ V niN nf Edwsrd White maker, and Varnoy A. Gaskill, end., and .... ... v , , 1 office with a sense of hw real worth. Mr. : for eight y.ais. r>be is tsteut>-n>o j ears 01 y ot w ^ Phillips vs Edward White aud e groes emancipatcfFw’thxn their borders, and ^ T alk*r, at this timo President of constitn- age, bright and intelligent. As a girl she let iho States distribute their quota among ! tjona j conV ention of Pennsylvania, then a j was a close applicant to her studies, and was the despoiled sliveholdors. citizen of Erie, in passing his opinion on Mr. ! wont to abandon her meals to ponder over Yet, in the face of this fair proposition, the J Sterritt’s new printer, remarked that ho I her books until tho strain upon her intellec- Cincinnati Commercial says: looked “*.ike a singed. M Bat brains will win, ] tual and physical strength overcame her. She « marked •• .... y . and Horace Greelej’ soon overcame the first j als^ sustained injuries by being thrown from j 441 pound Our distinguished old friend, cx-Senator * .. . ■ 1 nr -.> Knh^rmieiitlv ^li. f ll off a Fulton 1 Aiion by v Hunter cf Viroinin is liv-n- and occasion-' unfavorftblc im P rtsRlons * 1Ift w ' s clear-; a Lor.buDs^queutij ^ ^ ,1, Flyyd Superior Court in favor of JamoB E. V:a». ad- IK: f qj .iikm.' l» Jih« : bfc»d«d. » Rood talker, and worsted many a | avenue car, and was draft".d » '> ; >K ‘lie street j of \v m 8. Hjl.imore, droeased, vr. v.mii ally fills to preset te&llcDCc. ' j# Of l r e I vi'laae DOlitician in deb He II" !. 1 a ermt for > distance of forty f<.t l.y Utr crinoline I s. All.m, prineip.1, ana Joirer.rm Jotmam. accumy. last.time-3 he opened hw month ta public he , baJ a wond ^ fo i aplitmlc in statwtics ! catching in the car. *«“»*«, t-tat. a out by nla n»r. attorae,. W hc% ^hhentlheif staves dari^ fhe \««** Whi l° in the <H zette wrol ° 1 She W4S iheu abi0l,U ° ** etV0U8 ! A " U ’ “ l ‘” C 8 “ 1 '- Pl “"’ * P “ r ‘ -‘ ^ "" ono in favor of W R Phillips R Sasseen, end., aud eleven fi fas issued from the Jus- ticou’ Court of the 53Jth district Georgia militia, in favor of Wm B Phillips vs Evlw-rd White. Property pointed out by plaiutiiTs attorney, October C. 1873. Also, at the fame time and place, two bales of cotton marked “M. A. A.” weighing respectively 434 aud Levied on aa tbo property of Virgil S. ! od to » Ii I i 1 fi mm M A John P. Fort, Attorney at Law. , C. B. Wooten, Attorney at Law. George F. Pierce, Jr., Ir* JEh O IMI ^ T Iu adjusting and paying i had been robbed^ ot j only t^ar" es in the shape of communica- w t »r, ana i ji j *» . i tions, one of which was on a political topic, crcat sLarne tbev should not be paid four ban-1 . “ * ... . r t,. 1 ... . • dred millions ot dollars, at least. Perhaps it j Aftei• remaining Mr- *i^rntt abo it 11 is a great Democratic principle to pay four or tooths-h,s time had come to s art m the five hnndred millions of dollars for the eman cipated slaves of our Southern brethren. Some light on Iho subject may be obtained when our Democratic Genera! Assembly meets. And final'y: A little resolution adopted by the Demo cratic General Assembly of Ohio this winter, demanding that enough greenbacks be printed to pay over to our Southern brethren who lost staves dnriDg the unhappy war five hnndred millions of dollars, would go a great way. As a measure of conciliation it might be "well for onr revitalized Democracy to try it. Definition of doctrine is demanded, and we hope the High Priests of the New Dispensa tion will not be backward in declaring their great principle. The Virginia papers are afraid that Mr. Hunter's advocacy of this idea will hurt the , cause of Kemper, and yet wo think not. It I “ made in th ? " ra f al ;l sma11 lua, P of \ ....... , , „ white sugar, or a bit of white wax or sperum- is hut jnst and equitable that wliat Mr. Hun-1 C8llit or a few thin shavings of white soap ter wants should be given. And it will hurt < and a teaspoonfol of salt. After the clothes world on his own hook. He decided to go to New York. Mr. Sterritt gave Horace a note for the balance dno him and some money. He advised him to dress himself up in better clothes than be bad on in order to make a better impression among strange:k. Horace said that what he had saved would bo given to his father, who needed it to pay towards his land, and he thought when his father be come more forehanded, he in tarn would be able to assist him. Horace embarked on a canal boat for New York, and his subsequent trials and triumphs furnish a bright page in American newspaper history. As Franklin in his teachings was the economist of groats and half-pence, so Greeley was tho economist of time. By following the teachings of these two illustrions self-made men both time and money may bo saved. Laundry Polish for Linen. Add to nobody for an honest man to say so. I are rinsed in blue water, starch them, and nun {rinku dry on the clothes-line; then wri.ig them Jeff Davia speech didn t hurt Allen in Ohio, ! ^ oqW w;Uer ro „ np tigh , lyi at)l] le , tht , m tLo’igh everybody predicted that it would. lie awhile. Iron smoothly in tho usual way. — ; Then place the bosom or part to be polished A lady named M. T. Dodge, eighty years on a board with a singlo fold of muslin over old, recently climbed to tho top of Mount.; it, pass a damp cloth over the linen ami pol- AVashington. Arriviog there, she complained I ish with an iron made for that purpose, such of being awfully buogry, and came the M. T. as may be bought at the hardware or ki!< hou Dodge on the people living there. | 'umishing *. prostration, uu.l has riucG been confine,! to ‘SiMt^a.."^. 1 'V« wleli'a onVin »wr" her room. Her legs uro twisted unit her No 5 of lhn rity oI A u in ;, t a0( i gitusteil on the eor- | hands are drawn np behind her Uc-ad. She n er ot M.rietu »nd Spring streo'a in said city, j sleeps but little, uuil is said tube endowed togethor with tho ImprovemeuM thereon, couuln.ng wtth 1 clairvoyant faculties She ™ks e»- bCSSSSSSS! broidery in colors with great facility, ana lias j iaaueJfrom Fulton riuperior Court in favor of w. w. ! mads Slippers and smoking caps with initials i chapman vs. A, E. Goode. Property pointed out by worked in them. The doctor is positive that pWntilTsattorney. . . ,. . r. . .. L ill Also, »t the same time and p.ace, a part of latiu lot there IS no deception 111 the case, and has j 5 2 of the 14th dia'ricl of originally Henry, new Used every effort possible to detect any sign y n Uon county. Tbe park ao levied on ia in ward 3 of of imposition, but to no purpose. The case I tho city of Atlanta, aitnated on the corner of Hunter hnfflud tli,'* ck.ll 0 f lmndrods of nliv- I Fair aud Haynes streets, in aald city, together with Has battled lie skill oi liunareas oi pu> the . mi>roveme nts on tbe samo, eontatmug half acre, BlcmOH who have examined It.- 3^#r )/>/•/.. mord *r lesa. Levied on as the property of W V Herald, 23d. Wright by virtue of and to satisfy a fl fa issued from | Gkn. A. H. COLQUm. . M . Fulton Superior Court in favor of the Georgia Bank ing Trust Compauy vs W F Wright. Property pointed , • Battle Flaos. — From a gentleman who I out by plaintiff’s attorney. ; has recently been passing some lime in At- J Mho, at tho same time and P 1 k lt n !«’ , lanta, Georgia we learn that he saw in the ( ^imucounty. Ga. ffiward *, and froSingon the j Young Men S Library, of that City, the flag Ot eaHt *ide of Calhoun street, and the south side or For- | r o TcI , E W HOLLAND the First South Carolina Regiment, of Colonel ' e*t Avenue, In the city of Atlanta, being in the corner i A * A t - Gregg, and also the ill" of Mangrove's com- 1 of -’ta **«••». , fr ° n,in « “".PfK 0 ”” j , , * ? , , ; feet on Forest Avenue. Levied ou as tho property ot medical board. pany, supposed, also, to nave belonged to tilC. w>1 , v,*,. ters 1 )V virtuo of and to satisfy a 1\ fa issued h, v. MILLER, m. D. J. M. JOHNSON, M. D. First Regiment. Tbese South Carolina flags from Fulton 8uperior Court iu favor of Hanks Muh- l. e. BLECKLEY, Counaelior. were picked up in Riehinoud by some one j Imbriuk and Thomas It Ripley vs W T Waters. Prop- unknown, and iu due time presented to the 1 «•» P 01 ' 1 "" 1 oot b Y ptaiutiB * attorney. library of the young men of Atlanta. Our in- , the«mo tine and p'«». “ r a at i ,, i * * ,,, , land lying and being in the Fifth ward of tu< cit, oi _ jw ■ ■ ■■ ab ■ ■ h* formant snys that they look battle-'.von), and AUinla , Ht tu.tad on the CJrner of Bro.d auJ Lnekle THE SOUTHERN LIFE show tho bard service ttrough >vbi<*li they streets, fronting ouo hundred feet on said Broad were borne. They arc piously pres-rvod, are street and runuiog back same width ou Luokio atreet gracefully festooned over an arched door-way '.‘fraJuu.'Mm^bcIng Sn Start lots"" and form one-of tbe most conspicuous «d>- 17# m tho llth district of originsify Ilenry ” jeclS and most striking ornaments in the j[county, Georgia except seveuty-Avo foot bail ling. (kdundtHs V/to , HO RESTRICTIONS The Southern Life Offers advantages that cannot be surpassed. VICE PRESIDENT J. A. MORRIS. Secretary. FINANCE COMMITTEE: r Fultou S. t A New Bedford baby is vouched for aa Uav- 1 ing swallowed at one sitting three dozen but* 1 tons, a cast-iron nut, and n p»ir fluid cuff button-, without manitcufctog th*- slightest! Kymptotns of ioibgcstifin. Of 1,11 1 \ Broad streets, and running book on .urkie atreet same width one ii und red and five feel. io,l f xccptiog also 87 feet on tlio corner of Luckle i id I’orsvth au-eets. and ruiming ba. k loLuekio street nxiv-ai vi*n feet. I.c\le«l on as tlm property of r. U lus(i>n by virtue of ai.d to sa'isfy ft luortKigo 11 fa n-d l Fulton Suiwrlc ’ l( 84«sc*n. P Court in favor ol tl J roprrt\ pointed out by th, 18,*3. SUCCESSFUL AGENTS WANTED. Ut.'GERS A LEMAN, Goncrsl Aleuts. Macon, tia. MILLER A LAWTON, General Actnt’*, Augusta, Ga. BLACK A WARING, General Admits, Columbia, K. C. >v21-dti Hamilton Yancey, Attorney nt I.aw. Office in New Empire B’.c street. WiU practice in ali the ConrU. I tention given to business. Dunlap Scott. Lawyer. Practices In »kii ttte Coon*. C. A. Thornweil, Lawyer, practice iu all ti*o Co.irU.Sp -vial Rule Nisi It being represented to the court by the petition of John R. Wallace, that by deed of mortgage, dated 6th day of Januiry, 1872, Thomas E. Whitaker and Harriet M. Whitaker, by and with tbe approval of tbe Ordinary of said county, conveyed to the said John B. Wallace ‘’all that tract or parcel of land lying and be ing in the city of Atlanta, being part of city lot (84) eighty-four, of the aub division of Und lot (78) aeven ty-eigbt, in tho 14th District of originally Henry now Fuiton county, Georgia, having a front of (20) thirty feet on tho southeast side of Forsyth street and run ning back *66) sixty-alx feet to an alley, which alley teperates the lot hereby conveyed from the property lately told Purnuedna Reynolds, bounded northwest by property recently and probably now owned by E. It. Sasseen,” for the purpoae of aecnring the payment of five certain promisor/ notes for one hundred do! lars each due (3> three months after the said 6th day ot January, 1872, which notea are now due and un paid : IT IS ORDERED. That the said Thomas B. Whita ker and Harriet M. Whitaker, do nay into this Court by the first day of the next term thereof, the prtac; pal interest and costa doe on said five notes, or show cause, if any they have, to the contrary; or that tn de fault thereof foreclosure be granted to the said John B. Wallace of said Mortgage, and the equity of re demption of the said Thomas E. Whitaker and Har riet M. Whitaker be forever barred; and that service of tho rule be perfected on said defendants Thomas E. Whitaker and Harriet M. Whitaker by pubMcatlon cf this rule once a mouth for lour mouths in ths Atlanta Herald newspaper. Thia September 19. li*73. Fall Term. 1873. ! By the Court. SIDNEY PELT, I C. l>. McCUTClIEN, 3.S.C. Plt’fBs Att’y. A true extract from the minutea of said Court. | octl-lamliu W. H. VENABLE. D. C.