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The Daily Herald, j SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. 1873. JBS UW rHE CITY NOTICE TO CITY §UB"CKlbEn*- - CODE OF GEORGIA! JUST PUBLISHED BY W . BTJRKB A y.~~7 Ready. Call at their Store, Corner Alabama and Whitehall Streets, AIWD SUBSCRIBE. TO BE HUNG. • order to be eligible to vote in the municipal elect'on, 1 After a very harmonious session, the club adjourned, i ANOTHJUB TEMPLE OP JUSTICE. _ J. . O —_ I On jeaterdsy tv* ling several young men ot the ^ „ r . „ . , * I O - I citj. including a number of young limb* of the law, 1110111118 W 1111* SCIltellCCU 10 met at the Hall of the Young Men's Christian Asso ciation, and Mr. Walter R. Brown was called to the chair, and W. B. Walker, E*q , requested to act as secretary. On motion the body was resolved into moot court. A motion to meet on Mr. J. L. Crenshaw is the sole authorized j ;. ;ec tenant Bomar-No, «ir; I have not the slightest , Of Mrs. Maliuda Floyd, a kick lady, tor relief, lie- j Second and fourth 8etuidaye la each month waa Agent in the city for receiving subscriptions idea tbst sny change would have been msde bad they ferred to Relief Committee. 10 the Herald, and fio*u this date we shall ; not opposed Mr.—*s candidate. Reporter—How about tho complaints Alderman Me- _ caslin’s letter says were msde of the policemen not tee. — | attending to their duty properly Death. Affecting Scene in Court. adopted after which the members proceeded to ballot Of J -J Thompson for free license to keep a fruit | for a judge for the first term resulting in the triumph- stand on deoatur street. Referred to Relief Commit- I aut election of Colonel P. L. Mynott who thus becomes a wearer of the ermine. Mr.W. H. Venable was elect ^^[o^ire Department notifying Council that R. E. Lee ! ed Clerk, aud Mr. W. B. Walker Sheriff. We learn _ Lieutenant Bomar—If any complaints are made I Fire Company No. 4 bad withdrawn from the Dei ait-| that at the first session one of the members of the •i)lVj3dds B SdSOtLlIld SujZHJ^jaj JOJ know nothing about them. I visit my men frequent- meat. Rtcsived aud referred to Cemmittee on Fire I “concern” will be tried for a misdemeanor committed recognize only his receipts as valid. •xoj v aKiAioaa tjejiaatp Lhjsh ‘3aVUi. SSV19 »'U OJ pTBd U0tl«3U« l«!W<lsa 'S3HSIN -SVA P u ® S1I0 *SXNIVd-»P«JL 1IBJ 3Mt JOJ saiua JO Aiddiis H"J Y_ ATLANTA BRANCH tiKEAT SOUTH ERN OIL WORKS. Headquarters for Oils ly and instruct them to be vigilant in their duty, have warned them against electioneering for anybody, Deptrtment. Of Fire Department, j some time since but which has ju«t come | of October next. >»ktng that the police be in- ! to the knowledge of the public. Present indications On yesterday, at DeKalb Superior Court, Thomas Wair, convicted of the murder of Womack, was brought before Judge Hopkins to receive his sentence. The court house was crowded, and at ter some feeling and impressive remarks from the presiding Jndge, the prisoner was sentenced to be hang on the 31st dsy because I believe thst the voters should have their structed to give no more alarms when the fire is out are that the Court will be at no loss for business, say and nominate the beat men of their own choice, of reach of the department. Also recommending THE CITY COUNCIL. Council to donate $750 to Hook and Ladder Company. Tuis honorable body deseives the thanks of the j Prepare to m eet bis God. Mrs. Wair, wife of the un- Tbe Judge remarked that it was useless for Wair to emertain the expectation of escape from his solemn 1 doom, and recommended him to a throne of grace to ! Scotch Cheviot 20 00 IN STOCK AT EISEMAN & BRO.’S CLOTHING AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR. WOE KING AND ORDINARY BUSINESS SUTT8. Heavy Mixed $10 00 Imitation Cassimeres 11 50 American Hair-Lines 12 50 Imitation Chevoit It 50 Domestic Meltons 15 50 Saxony Clouded 17 00 Elmville Cassimere 18 50 Harris Silk Mixed 20 00 FINE BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS. without interference from anybody. Reporter—You have not attempted to use the police Referred to*4*lte Department Committee. in favor of any candidate Of J. L. Lumsden, President, etc., for leave toe 1 public for the expeditious manner in which it I ducted its business aud the dee*nt hour at which it * 8 a * BO WM m * n y °f those present. Fine Checks 22 00 . I fortunate man, wss in Court and was deeply affected, ] Riverdale Mixtures. .. 22 50 Lieutenant Bomar—No, sir; I bsve roy choice, just struct a telegraph line through the city. Referred to I adjourned last night. I North Adams 23 50 and Faints. The largest and most com- as other men, but I have not at any time attempted Street Committee with power t j act, plete stock in the Southern States at pri ces to eoniparc with any other markets. An immense assortment of Artists' Mate rials and Window Glass. Send for Price Lists. CARLEY. DUCK A CO. Fall Stock. Reliable Prices. Ail sorts of FURNITURE. See our stock of BABY CARRIAGES. D. B. MORGAN A CO., aug31-tf Successors to W. T. Archer, P. ©. Box 380. 85 Whitehall street. TAKE NOTICE ! STATE AND COUNTY TAX PAYERS. electioneering; neither have I pat men on duty for j Of T. D. Frierson etsl, asking that water on James the purpose of helping any candidates. I agree with street be drained off. Referred to Street Committee. Of M. Kelley, complaining of assestinent on prop- opposed ! erty and asking a reduction. Referred to Tax Com mittee and City Assessors. Of A. Haight, for reductiou of tax on.museum, me nagerie aud circus. Referred to Tax Committee. Of J. O. W. Mills, renewing his application for re duction of assessment on property. Received. tbe Hebald thst the people ought not to havo candi dates forced upon them by anybody. Ii to using tbe police as a political machine. Reporter—And you repeat that it is your opinion tbe changes were made In tbe interest ol ceitiin can didates ? Lieut. Bomar—Yes, that i6 my opinion. I have, of course, no further proof than I have given you. I told Marshal Thomas that if any (xjmpiaints were made againet my men, I would like to have charges neighbors, and asking that the license be not extend- preferred against them, made; they were simply ‘ other reason than that they opposed certain candi- ; plaining why Mr. Sparks does not choose assessors c i dates for office. THAT BRASS BAND. We would like to know what Atlanta hai done, that | a crowd of i.egroes should come all the way from A motion has been msde for a Bear trial, which ..... . _ . be argued by counsel at an early day, and if overruled 1 ” 0O1CH Co .*> 00 a will doubtless be carried to tbe Supreme i Castor Beaver 28 00 After the tranaaction of some other unimpor- Seim, to inflict 05 with tbeir music. The manner in | u,lt bu ‘ ine « (he Court adjourned for the term which that yonng darkey punished the kettle drum was unpardonable. LUPRE3 A BENEDICT. Tbe famous musical troupe of Inures A Benedict will give one performance only at James’ Hall on Wednesday r ight, October 1st. If you want tr “laugh CITY BUSINESS. Of Porter A Butler, csmplalning of the granting of j and grow fat,” be on hand. These minstrels are not retail license of C. W. Mabry, they being his nearest j excelled in the fun making line by anybody in the Among; Our Busin No charges whatever were ed. Referred to Tax Committee, noved, and I cannot see any ] Of Hillyer & Bro., attorneys of J. W. Sparks, HCG KILLING BUSINESS. ! John M. C. Reed cffer* a lelisble party | for a tlsugbter house inside the chy. PEASE S PALACE RESTAURANT Is neaping completion, and of beauty of design, neat I tiess and perfection ot finish is perhaps unequaled in this country. The very popu'.ar aud well-deserving his property on Line street, the cimnumicMtion being Reporter—And yon assert thst the idea ot the Police directed to J. R. Wylie and John T. Hall, and by them G. O. 8., M.on, (la., want. . ■lluatlon as pie.crip- A™. McClure k Harry, will take charge of the home AM POSITIVELY commanded by the Comptroller Committee waa written by Col. Thomar, who then got eent to Council. Received. General to close the STATE AND COUNTY TAX BOOKS the members to sign it. Of O. E. Mi’chell and B. D. Lee, stating that they Lieut. Bomar—Yes, it was written by him. CoL have discharged the duty of taking a census of those Within the time prescribed by the Tex Act of the laet Goldemlth eigned it under the impreeemn that | liable to pay etreet and poll tar, and asking compenea- General Assembly. I am left no discretion. Come forward and save costs, 8. R. HOYLE, T. C., OFFICE—Alabama street, nearly opposite Austsll's Lank. sep2j-10 it came from the Police Committee, when in fact it j tion. Referred to Tax Committee. CITY RECORD. \ofes Round Town Yesterday Herald Reporters. RING RULE. was gotten up by Col. Thomas. I do not believe the order would ha\e been issue! had Col. Thomas not asked to have it issued. This closed the interview, and bidding the Lieuten ant adieu, the roporter withdrew. It is proper to state, that during the c onversation Lieutenant Bomar spoke very calmly, as if weighing well what he said. In reference to the making out ot the list of changes by the committee recommend payment of bills aud ac- Col. Thomas, be asserted positively that such a thing 1 counts to the amount of $4237 G6. Adopted, had not been done by sny Marshal before,that duty' be- J On motion the rules were suspended to hear from longing to the Lieutenants of Police. He also heartily 1 Mr. McAfee, who explained why b^s account was not indorsed the position taken by the Herald again t-t 1 properly approved. The matter as to whether the bill HEI'OHTS OF COMMITTEES. Finance Committee—On account of Cox A Hill. Granted further time. On account of W. Y. Langford and W. W. McAfee, and an aims house account. Information wauted. Alderman Young stated that Mr. McAtee’i was all right. The other explanations were given and tion clerk in a drug house. Tbe first la>t train Line Railway will leave tbe Union Passenger depot Sunday evening tbe 23ih inst., at 6 o'clock. THE CA8EO? HENRY HOLMES. The case of Henry Holmes and Lizzie Young was continued on account of the lady heng to ill to attend court. On last night a Hebald reporter called on her to make inquiry about the origin of tbe matter. He found ber in bed with both eyes blacked and the up- ^ W. S. Keese, Commission Merchant, (54 Peachtree account i per Fart ° f her b0dy b * dly bru “ ed - ' She s, “ ,ed that I street, baa tbe agency of tbe Havana Cigar Mannf.c he had treated her in tbe most outrageous mauner; 1 that he had often struck ber with his fist, and that he | tory, widely known as “ La Valentina,” of Charleston, j 8. C. The leaf ia imported direct from Havana, and ] bad whipped ber repeatedly; that be bad her in hie enlp , oy only 8pani .h workmen. Capt Keeee can anp- Elysmn Beaver 28 50 ! Diagonal- 33 00 | Imported Suitings 35 00 THE BOYS. We certainly must not forget the boyv. They are a large and very important part of humanity, and those fond parents who wish to | dress their boys in becoming style, and at a small expense, should not fail to give u« a call. we offer Good School Suits 5 5 50 Stafford Cassimere Suits TOO Berkshire Cassimere Suits 8 00 liable Globe Cassimere Suits 0 50 Diagonal Suits 11 00 You are requested to meet at tbe R E Lee Engine j Herringbone Cassimere Snits 12 50 I Nobby Dress Saits S15 Of to 20 00 Children's Sails, AU Styles, From three to nine years of age*. Prices from $5 to $15. Eiseman A Lao.. 55 Whitehall street Sept 27 d2t Friday to paint, guild, frescoe and finiah it in the .. ,, . . , , .. . mo*t elaborate etjle. Pease deserves much from our tbe At anta & Richmond Air , „ . * ' people. May he be well rewarded. sep‘2C*2t ATTENTION FIRST WARD DEMOCRATS. Houso important business. A full attendance is desired. By order of C. W. Wells, President. J. H. bMiiH, Secretary. the day of tbe affray, which resulted in heribaving her | face slapped; when she went to defend herself aud drew , pistol he left the room, shortly after they met ply tbe tiade with various brands of the most supeiior ; cigar the market affords. Hexdkrsok A- Tdbrexce—Greeue Line Grc- . Mobile oyst.ra, both tbeU and cn. ju.t arrived at: ccr y Store - Whitehall street, wholesale aud re- th« ring* and combinations to influence municipal should be paid or not waa discusse I at tome length by where tom , word , wpre p „ Bt .a, »blcli caused John Domini’! Eating Saloon. Go and try bia oyeter tail Giooers, and dealers in all kinds of conn- How the Police are Con verted Into a Political Machine. WHAT ALDEBMAN YOUNG FAYS. On leaving Lieutenant Bomar the Heba repre sentative went in r.earcli of Alderman R. t. Y nog. On meeting him, the Alderman, in reply to the inqui ry, stated that he had read the care of Colonel Thomas, aud that he was surprised the Marshal should have P<>*t a* the ventured to challenge publicity of tbe facts. Reporter—Will you give the Hebald tbe fa:ts various members, when Dr. Boring moved to recoin mit. Tbe motiou waa lost by 6 ayes to 7 nays. On motion the bill was ordered paid. The Street Committee was granted farther time on «li matters befere them. On petition of Thomas Grizzard, et al., for lamp her to strike him over the head opened a regular fight. She made afterward drew a pistol aud tired o snapped one cap. Suw says it wjh to hit him. She ouly wantod to fiigiu ‘'TTT *■ V” *”*“*'j Reporter then of Thompson and <>arnett streets. • r tumbler. This stew—he knows how to fix them up. stick and | sept25-3t i try Produce. Butter, Eggs, Chickens, [Ap- , Stop at tte Covington Hotel if you wish nice car- i ples.Potatoes, Onions and Cabbage, special- ne shot at him and j peted rooms, clean, linen, soft beds, good meals and i ties, and constantly on hand, not her intention ; livery* accommodations. C. Cox, sepwi-tf Proprietor, Covington, Georgia. Marshal Thomas as a Ma- i y - nipulator of Municipal Elections. Adverse. Adopted. Special committee to consider the account of Collier Mynatt k Collier, lor legal services. Recommend pay- Tim him. The the policemen who made tbe ( E y f ;BY ONE ISYITED TO THE “DICKEYS PARTY.'’ Owing to the division of the labors of directing the itations to tue “Dickens Party,” the committee Hendfbson & Toersxcz. Sept 27, dtf. policeman could give no information • of the difference, bat from the appear- Aldermau Young—Certainly. On the day after raeDt - Adopted. Thomas issued his order, I saw Lieut. Bomar, who told me about it and of his refusing to obey it. I told him to carry out tbe rules governing the police, and j as long as he did that I would stand by him. II porter—Had Marshal Thomas any right to make Some Spicy Revelations by the list of changes himself. ance of both parties he thought that the woman got i f eM . that many of them have been misplaced, and beg much tbe best of the fight. The case will be tried j the citizens generally to atteud, either as one of Lieutenant Bomar and Alderman Young. V Few Fact* for Our Citi zens to Consider. Aldermau Young—None whatever. It is the duty of Lieuteuants of Police to locate the men. This has always been the custom, and if you will read the police regulations you will find this to be the case. Reporter—What do you know about the order isaued by the Police Committee. Aldermau Young—I am a member of the Police Committee, but 1 know nothing of such an idea hav- R EVOLUTIONS: By AlJerman Lang.-tou—That we indorse the action of the Chamber of Commerce in their determination to sustain the banks, and recommend all citizens to follow the sumo course. Adopted. Alderman Dodd offered a similar resolution,pledging the confidence of the Council in the solvency and will ingness of the banks to discharge their liabilities, which was aleo adopted. By Alderman Morris— eoou and other devc-lopmeuts made. OUR ALABAMA FHIENDS. On yesterday morning nine car loads of excursion ist arrived in the city from Selaa, Alabama, and the points along tho line between that point aud tins. We learn from one of tbe excursionists that six cars were left somewhere on the Selma, Rome aud Dalton road by a mishap of some sort. Nearly every point oil the Seims, Rome and Dalton railroad was represented. Rome had about one hundred white representative' Dickens’ characters or otherwise. Price of admission $1 for each individual. No extra charge lor refresh ment*. sep27 dtd EISEMAN A- BROTHER Young ladies need not be under tbe neces sity of taking tbeir mother's butter plates for button moulds, as Knox has a full line of them as large as their heart’s desire. They have also a full line ot ail the latest novelties in Fancy Goods, Fancy Ties, Kufflings for the neck, Ac. They are also now receiving have returned from market, with a complete stock of their Ball stock of Millinery Goods. The genta’ and boys’ clothing and furnishing goods. They ladies would do well to call on them before have a price list appended, which you wdi find to purchasing. Knox’s Millinery and Varieties, your interest to examiue before buying elsewhere. HENDERSON A TORRENCE- No. 30 Whitehall street. sef t 2e-tf. That the Street Committee be hereby instructed to j Jacksonville, Alabama, about tbirtj , Tallade a about j The above firm announce that they have everythiug- i build a wcoden bridge acro2B tbe branch on Fair forty-five, and other points proportionately. We hope « p Cr ta.t n in5 to tbe grocery trade, for sale. They keep street,*above Messrs. Hayden k White’s brick yards Adopted. That Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds they enjoyed their visit. STRANGERS IN TIIE CITY. all kinds of country produce always on hand and are ; seldom without fresh butter, eggs, etc. We tike i Thomas pass, and soon after several others of the Marslal Thomas h&Ting ssssrtsd thst in making the I PoUce Commlttss. Thinking it singular, I left my seat changes in the police force he merely obeyed order. ! * nd wcnt <0 ,he room of lho wb " e 1 fodnd given to him by the PoUce Committee, snd the Ii«- j ,our the They seemed much surprised at aid having promised him to make a full investigation ,,,J ™ d '* b ™ I inquired the object of the .nto the facts, a representative of this paper Ms .chi ! nonc of th,m re » Ued - I tbcn »*> d I »* d mg been issued until 8atnrd«yevening. I wss then . .. f .... . . be instructed to examine the public buildmgs at city sitting ia front of the station house when I saw Col. ! ., . . . .... ... . . s’.able, aud report their condition at the next regular to interview such gentlemen ss were cognizant of the subject. a talk with liklt. bomajl meeting of Council, Referred to Committee on Pub. lie Building aud Grounds. Edmund Chapman, colored, was granted free li cense to make mattresses. On motion, Council decided to go into the trial of policeman Powell Owens. Alderman Langston movad to reoonaiderthis action. The first gentleman seen was Lieut. Bomar. of the j Langston came but McDuffii did not. police force, who had refused to obey tbe orders of | When tho order was produced I opposed it on tho Marshal Thomas. We found the Lieutenant calm, I ground that it was a political movement, aud I said not been notified to attend, and when I asked if Aider- men Langston and McDuffie, the other members had been notified, they admitted thst they had not. I in- 1 it b ' lr,K ** cert * ined ,h,t polkem ‘“ i 0wenB wl * uot sisted that they be notified, and myself sent for them. collected and conversant. I then that if the committee wanted mo to name the Marshal Thomas, which appeared in this morning’i Herald? Lieut. Bomar—No, I have not seen it, but I have Reporter—Lieutenant, have you aeen the card of j parties in whoae interest It was issned, I would name them. I also pointed out the feet that the chargee be ing made were in Lieut. Bomar’s squad alone, and 1 insisted that if changea were necessary in bis squad, heard it apoken of, [Here we pulled out a copy of the they were alao necessary in Lieutenant Holcombe's. Hkrald and read the card to him.] Reporter—How about the charges of the officers re- Lieut. Bomar—There is something more in the or- | specting their duty V ders than Col. Thomas tells. Tte order signed by Alderman Young—I told tbe committee that if any Aldermen McLendon, Brotherton and Goldsmith, • officer neglected bis duty be ought to be reported and was written by Col. Thomaa himaelf, wbo carried I tried, and if any member would give me tbo names of it to those gentlemen and asked them to sign it. He tbe men complained of, I would report them to the took it to Alderman Mscaelio, who refused to sign it j but wrote the letter wkieh appeals over his name. Reporter—Hew about your refusal to obey the order. in the Committee room Conncii. Reporter—While you waa anything done ? Alderman Young—No, finding that it was Lieut. Bomar—Let me tell you: When that order 1 ranged affair, I got up and protested against the meet ing, and left. Langston rtinained, and he told irried the measure through, he voting Reporter—Do you think that the neglect to notify you, Langston, and McDuffie was intended ? Alderman Yeung—I can’t see how it could have been waa received from Colonel Thomas there was no evi<^ | deuce whatever that he was carrying out the instruc- ! that they tions of the Police Committee. Days before, I had against it. been expecting it, and I told a gentleman of this city •■hat I was apprehensive that an attempt would be made to change the beats of ceitain policemen in thc| interest of certain candidates. When I began reading j accidental. Was it not tbe order, I at once perceived that it was nothing more bers were notified who | than a political movement and I refused to ol>ey it Reporter—Explain how you p rceivtd it was a po iti- * il movement. Lieut. Bomar—For instance in the rirat Wa d there were two officers on duty, who were opposee to Mi. —. In the list sent to me there were both removed and licetuan neglects his duty B azeiton, who is an open supporter of Mr. —, and it in another, aud the only way to May, whose choice I know nothing about were put to report tbeofficer and try him mlhcSrplaoe. Again the original list moves an offi* cer who opposed Mr. —, and put another man who On motion, the rules requiring Council to go into secret session were suspended; and, Alderman McLendon moved that Powell Owens be discharged. Alderman Young said that Mr. Owens was not a po liceman. Alderman McLendon replied that he was elected policeman—took oath of policeman and gave bond as policeman. The Chairman, Alderman Mecaslin, ruled the mo tion and discussion out of order until tbe charges were read. The charges were read—he being charged with be ing drunk while on duty. Aldergian McDuffie moved that he be found guilty. He was found guilty without any evidence being in troduced in his absence and was discharged. Thus closed perhaps the most remarkable trial that ever occurred. On motion the Council went into an election for an overseer of the chain-gang. The election resulted in the choice of George Stew art. Ou motion the Council adjourntd. EXPLOSION. Last night about eight o’clock, Mr. Dank Richard- gistered at the ] pleasure in recommending them. LIST ®F LETTERS. The following among others National Hotel last night : J R Scofield, Macon, T B Hauvell, jr, Eatonton, T J Burney, city, A G HaJJ, J H Hawley. Louisville, J A Gladden, Morgan, H Steveuseu, Charleston, C B Har rison, Raleigh, N C, R R Hemphill. Abbeville, 8 C, W C Eagleton, Murfreesboro, T S Robertson. Savannah. J J Printup, Rome R B,JW Johuson, Ga, J R Wim berly, Tecumpseh, Ala, W D Smith, W F Higgins. C C j M der, W P Ashley “YnTpAxma* We have just xeceived tbe largest assoxt- ment of Bugled Silk Gimps; Fringes; Cords; Loops and Tassels: List of tetter, remaining undled for in tbo Atlsnm i Embracing the latest and most elegant Yari- Post-office for the week ending September 25, 1873: . _ . , gentlemen’s list. ! *Y Trimmings ever brought to tins citj. M. Rich & Co., A—Amos Allen, H C Angel, J R Ashworth, J A Alex- ; sep21-lw Whitehall fet. Hudson, E G Roberta, jr, J W Cunningham, Jco L Given, Oxford, C A Durant, Boston, J W Watkins, A E Beebe. Watkins, Mias £ Duncan, Mrs M M Watkins, Oxford, ■ R Nicklea, Talladega, J E Smith, J H Strgent, J Lump kin, R H Herrick, Rome, L E Hargis, Kingston, J M Roberts, Charlotte, N C, J W Gray, Adalraviile, 8 B Thompson. Talladega, T O Kinsey, Christiansburg. Ya ( Green Hinckerby, Long Branch, J M Carroll, Jackson ville, Ala, L Marks, Rome, W B Orr, Kewnan, L Mal lory, Ala. 8 C Hargis, Knoxville, B G Chapman, Salt- ville. Vs, P A Wellford, Va, L M Doggett, Oxford, J H Mullin, Montgomery, H W Crane, Augusta, Alex M Speer, Griffin, J M Bradfleld, Dennis, S J Lee, 8amus Carnes, Jonesboro, A P Barnett, Macon, U Hitustiu. C R R, John Stubbs. Auguata. C Bright, J H Butler, Wyly, Banks & Son, I, M Albert Collins, Orpheus Chambliss, col d ; 8 II | Cunningham, John Cosby, J A Conley, J M Calloway. I>—Henry J Dodge, Wm H Daveny. |F—Amoa Ford, (colored), J C Farrow, Tolbert Flor ence, Messrs Floyd k Allen. G—Charley Grigg. (colored), C T Gary, F W Grey, J C Garwin, Messrs Geaveman, Beardhofl k Wolf. II—A Horton, M Y Hays, B Wooten, Cicero Hub bard, Colly Hinmau, K H Holland R M Hutcherson, ham Hans. Henry Harris, Hampton Hill, Jaa G Han nah. Jno Hammond. Wm B Hull. J— R 8 Johnson, V M Jordan. ?- a F s I.JK ‘b ''iZJiF'c'u Lee, Master j„ L p | E»k>!*.‘m»<1 will insure their customer* a cei- The best imported ’ and domestic Cuoie- rnere Cloths. Doeskins and Vestings, may be found at M. & J. Hirsch s, No. 50 Whitehall street They have secured the services of Me. Cas- serly, as cutter and superintendent of their Merchant Tailoring Department, who has had an experience of nearly twenty years it first- class establishments in the North and in THE COURT CHRONICLE. Yesterday* In of Just Ice* tlio Temples In this c [ gued: IT* ] Logan, Col W W Laney M—Col A B Mathews, D Mauley, D C Mobler, M Miller, JMcReed. J M Martin. W Mason. Ma. Walter McFarland, W M WaldJU. P—I. S Peterson. K—K H Richards, Wm Rojston. Capt Wm O Ruse, Wm Rich, col; W W Rowan. 8—W H iscott, W A Bticknev. M»j J A Shumate, -Too :: Samples. Joseph Svmbs. Mr. Stewart ; Alma House), Stephen Smith. 8 L Solomon. R W Simmons, D V Nnmh, col., A R Steward, A Shanks, M T Simmons, Capt A Stanard. T—Patou Turner, col, Edward Thomas, Jerry Til lery. Jim Thornton, Joa Tate, col. \V-J L Wilson. J B Williams, jr., Jas \Vil'.iams.E^q. a G White, Un'm Walker. Dan'l Wh tucr, O P Woou- liff, R t U J We.barn. SOUTHWESTERN CirCUlT. urt yesterday the following cases 1 gular that none ot tbe mem- ton, a drummer fiora St. Lou t I No. ! State; the measure ? Reporter—You thiuk, then, that the wbola move ment waa political ? attempted to light _ . n to be opposed to cigar at tbe Kimball House stand. As soon as he ' P’aiBtHTta **rOf by W, touched a cigar lighter, soaked in alcohol, an explosion : General Phil. Cock.j ensued. Alcohol was palmed off as tne cause. Ricb- ardsou concluded it was 6afer to ignore the gas and use Southwestern Circuit—Le< murder, from Webster - un Hawkins; tor defendant by l'ect fit and clothing made to meet tbe ap proval and give satisfaction to the most fas tidious. sep-3d-tf Dbttgoists and store keepers sell dackson’s Magic Balsam at 23 cents, 50 cents, and one dollar per bottle. The proprietor gives it away. One hundred bottles per wtek are given away on the Macon A Western Kail- road. Long may it live until it has cared all the pain and aches in the United States. We offer for sale at oar usual low prices an ! elegant assortment of Russia leather and A_A)ley, Mrs jj 3; Aidia, Mi„ A E, ! French Morocco belts of the latest and most It-Ii.rreit Mr, Aiin FSewie. Mrs Kite; Bell, Mrs fashionable styles, together with a superb as- Patieut; Belliu. Mrs Ollin i. ; Bagdali, Miss C Y;| .° £ bisks. Mias Aunte; B.ins. Miss Eliri M: Bergs, Mias sortment of dry goods. Smith vs. tbe y. Argued for i Francis; Barton. Miss 8 M~ C—Cootey. Miss Annie; Clarke, Miss Hannah; Commings, Mira L'zzto: Chapman, Miss I.tilie B; Col Aldermau Youug—I do. There was couecessity for matches, notwithstanding the assurances that gas had the change. The excuse for U ia a poor one. If a po- nothing to do with it. Tbinkiug that some one ward he will neglect one eet complaint* ia ; a else Reporter—How about the rings and combinations) Alderman Young—I have only tbia to aaj : I am nol supported him, on the edge of the aixth ward where inaoy ring or combination. I have not made any he could electioneer among tbe citizen* ol tbe firat pledge to any man. and I will not. As an Alderman I ward. ] have endeavored to setve the people aa I understand Report© —You apeak of an “original” hat. Waa the best. If the people of my wsrd do not desire my ser- iwt altered? vices, they can nominate some other man. I am not Lieut. Bomar—Yaa. After I refuted to obey tbe ! under obligationa to anybody but them, and I am dis order. tbe list was revised, and officer Jonea put on guated with all the wire-pulling, bargaining and in- Cattleberry Hill, instead of Brazieton. I objected to triguing that you complain of in your paper. this, because Joaea had had a difficulty in the first ! ward, and it might lead to trouble. ThelPoilce Com -1 Reporter—How about the last election for Marshal Alderman Young—I had nothing to do with it. I mittee yielded to my representation* and moved i never promised to support Col. Thomas, and he never Jones. - _ _ might want a light soon j a Herald reporter determined to take a * seat and await'the resul. In a few moments a stranger ■ came into the bouse and bought a cigar. The mo ment the alcohol tape came in contact with the gas | jet; a second explosion waa the result. The report was about at loud as a pistol. The glass globe over the light was shattered into one hundred pieces, and all three lights at the stand were extinguished in con sequence. The hotel is using city gas now, but up to last Saturday they manufactured their own gas. Whethox the explosion w*3 caused by tho alcohol, or the mixing ol the two gasea, or something else, we respectfully refer to a special committee. KILLED. We regret to learn that a man named Bowden wm i on the Western and : ley, Miss Sarah J; Cox, Mrs CarviJle; Chatman. Miss Chatman; Cummings, Mrs Julia A : Cooper, Mrs N L. ; II—Davis, Mr* Mahals; Davis, Mrs Mattie. K—Erwin, Mrs J B. F—Fuller, Mrs Mary; Fleet, Mr* M*rv; Foxw'orth, i Mrs Sarah. G-Gilbert, Mrs Ida; Gilliam, Mrs T H. Kl—Howell, Mrs Jaue; Hampton.Mrs Mary: Heatb, Mrs A; Hutchins, Mrs E’.ila; Hunt. Miss LouJ. I—Ivins, Miss Dora. •I—Janson, Mrs Mary. L—Lockhart. Mrs Sarah; Luckey, Mrs Jennie; La- than, Mr* Fra da B; Lamey, Mr* Alice; Kendrick, Miss Beady; I. .than), Miss Cula; Lard, Miss Ellen; Livht, Miss E E. M—Mead, Mr* Sarah . McClellan. Mrs J M: Mr- ~~ Harriet; McKee, Maggie; Martin, Mrs Charity. M. Kick & Co.. Whitehall Street. got my vote for the office of Marahal. The day after killed by falling from a stock Reporter—But Thouiae most positively denied that j hi* election, when the Herald came out in a severe Atlantic railroad. We could not get any particulars, politic* bad anything to do with the change*. What article about it, I told him that he could go and inform THE DICKENS PARTY. you that my vote did not help to elect him. order to make the change was for political purposes ? Alderman Young—Yes, sir, I aw. and I opposed it on that ground. I am not in favor of the pblice being | f or ••Dickens Party.” used as a political machine. I do not a»k any officer to 1 electioneer for me, and Iwm not in favor of their elec- j tiuneeriog for anybody else. Jost then other parties entered the room aud the conversation *oded PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL. Council Chamueb, Atlanta, September 26, 1873. do you think about It? Lieut. Bomar—Let me call your attention to one fact. Officers Parrish and Turner, who we: e on duty .n tbe ward, were both opposed to Mr , which gen tleman Cot. Thomas supports; snd both were moved. M. A. Parker, wbo opposed the same candidate, and wbo was on duty is front of tbo first wsrd wss moved to tbe third. In staoit, enry officer who opposed the candidate referred to mao moved, and men put in their places wbo were eithor jnpporters, or who gave no tx preset on of a choir*. Reporter—What about the making out of the list of charges by Col. Thomas? Is that venal for tbe Mar sh *1 to do ? Lieut. Bomar—No, it has never been done by any C»ty MarMknl since tbe war ended. CoL Thom a* lathe ( and a lull boaid of Aldermen except Alderman Broth flint Marshal to do it. Tt|e police regulation* i rovlde ' •rt 0 ®* that tbe lieutenant* of police .hall change tbeir men Tbe m, “ nU * ot tb * lMt w * re rMj * nd at least twice each month, or oftener if tbe interests of tbe cUy service retired It. It was my duty to have j J>oeW*a^caae waa continued and a trial of a police selected the r mas merely t6 order tbe change. Reporter—Mow about tbe men now on duty in the ward ? Lieut. Bomar—After I refused to obey the order, the , Street Committee. originai-Jffift men revised aud decided changes made. > AM. Langston caik Brazeltcn wm withdrawn, but Pitchiord, a supporter ! to condition of Broad ot the same gentleman, wa* put in bis place, together THE DICKENS PARTY. A very important meeting of tbe Numerical Astoci- lteporter—Alderman, are you of opinion that the *tton will take place this evening at five o'clock, at the ‘Library Rooms,” and every member is requested to bs present to assist in completing the arrangements By ord«*r of the President. FOUND DEAD. Yesterday some of the Police force discovered that an intent lately given birth to by a colored woman liv ing near the Willingham building waa dead, and the mother was sick and nobody there to attend to the burial of tbe child. It is supposed the child waa born dead. The city authorities at once made the neceasa- Council met. Present, kta Honor C. C. Hammock. r Y »<r«>gemeote for the hurtal. No. 4, same circuit—Wm. A. Black and U. 8. Davis vs. T. R. Swanson; complaint, from Sumter. >'. a. Smith for plalntifi: Hollis lor defendant. No. 5—Jame* Salter va. the State: assault with in tent to murder, from Lee county, was withdrawn. No. 6—Colquitt A Biggs aud Turner A Do<hl ve. P. H. Oliver; motion to distribute money, frem Sumter, was argued for plaintiff in error by Hollis, and for de fendant by Goode A Smith. No. 7—Clark A Morgan vs. D. \Y. Upton; claim, from Sumter, was withdrawn. No. 8. .1 M Rogers va. JFkM Hamilton, complaint L>ulie i, M ra M L: McWilliams, from Sumter. Argued for plaintifi by Geu. Cook, and for defendant by llollis. No. 13. Rufua King vs. Robert Paikbr. J P Walker and E C Green, executor, motion to distribute money from Webster county. Argued for plaintiff by Hollia* and for defendant by Uawkint. No. 14. Charles Crisp, Solicitor General ex relatione, Andrew J Williams vs. George A Brown, two warrants from Sumter. Argued for plaintiff in error by Hank ins, and for defendant by Smith. No. 17. Hardeman A Sparks vs. R D Brown and J E Devaughn, claim from Macon. Argued for plaintiff by Col. Z D Harrison, for defendant by Hawkius. United State* Circuit and District Coairta. HOS. JSO. ERMtrXK, Jl’OOK, PRESUHV.. Th. CM of E. E. Earoaat va: Soothara Eipraa. • °J' ster tleflaa ««'««>* t0 break it. Company, tried and srged by Arnold A Broyles for ' plaintiff and Col. N. J. Hammond for defense, sub- sep21-i)&w Jackson’s Magic Balsam is fast leaking its way into every family of the land, ly the many cures ot Neuralgia, Headache and Rheu matism it is performing. Sold by all drug gists. O—Orme, Mis Lucy. P—Powell Miss Francis; Puckett. Miss M J. K — Rogers. Mie« Anir.e M Ujbinson, Mr# Katie. S— Swann, Miae Luo ; Sampeis. Mias Lula. Stiand, Mrs Jeruaha; fitevrn*. Mrs. T—^Thompson, Mra Eveline M. W —Wyly, Mra Mary H; West. Mra Anna C; Whit ley, Miss Sadie J, Williams. Miss Lula; Wdkins, Miss Harris C. Y—Young. Miss Mo lie A. Persons calling for any of the above letters, will pleaae say, advertised. LOCAL NOTICES. I’ease JL- his Wife hare not suspended, jrster Bank defies all efforts to break it. Pease & ms Wife have had a hard rno, but The people are last learning that -Tackson's Magic Balsam is an article of res' cent. Sold by all druggists. DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS ! We desire to inform tbe btuies of Auanta and vicinity that we have opened tbe fall season with an elegant display of Ladies' Dress Goods, consisting of 8a tines, Empress Cloths, Cashn.srer,. Diagonals, Serges, Etc., Etc of all colors, and of the latest new shades. M. Rich A Co.. sept21-lw Whitehall Street. other the confidence of the public is unshaken. Col. Thom..’ whoa, fluty It I m » a w " P*"* 110 “>• h « l of ,he 1 FALLING INTO LINE. Pursuant to call the Third Ward Democratic Club met at Dr. Thompson’^ store on Fair etreet. President Kelly presiding. Tho Chairman explained mitted to the jury under a special charge, case waa tried. • Court adjourned tilfo o’clock this morning. By special order the case of L. M. Welsh k Co., the Atlanta and Richmond Air-Line Raiieoad Company f 0 ]^ Oysters and Game are inexhaustible is to be tiled to-day. Gartrel', Gavllngton A Broyles^ for plaintiff, and Collier, Mynatt A Collier for defease] United States va. M Greueday and Jeeeph Cook ft Bacon aud Flour, Grain and Hay, Bagging and Ties, Sugar, Coffee, etc., etc,, at Dunk, Ogletrie Cc’s. 1‘r.isK A mis Wife are fully prepared to meet Fall Goods ron th* Million,—Ocr stock all demands. Our deposits daily of Fish, Nor- ! Fall and Winter Good* have arrived, and embraces tbe largest and best assortment of Gentlemen's Custom Made Clothing ever brought to this market. Also, a very fine assortment of Hats, Shoes. Dr. A. AY. Baughman. I illicit distilling, are aleo eet for to day. Jast;crs* Court We are informed that this gentleman haa Shawls, Blankets, Quilts and Spread- : made, and is atilt umkiug, most astonishing Together with a large line ot Dry Goods of Justice Mnhda, yaaterday Hied Lawi. War. for i cures >“ thi,i ci ty and surrounding country, ,U ‘ 0 ^^P U ^ Call and see oar Fall and Winter Suits and PETITIOK8 AMD COMMURtCATIO*K. Of R. J. Loyal for retail lie©Dae. Granted. object of th. m««Uog to he the 'dMlgaattou | whipping Me.*., *arab Atm W.c, both colored. I and that he has diplomas from some of the I 0vercoate before p UrebMing eijUhere “ ■*’— 1 — J * v —'“-ve beiug Insufficient to most famous meiluMu colleges m this couutry J usual, we will tell si prices whic of a time for holding a nomination in ths Ward for i Warrant dismissed, tha evidence 1 Sfeyor and two Aldermen. Ceptatn John S. Wlee of- j l>lod ’ r p ’ 0r *’ for ,be 8UI0 ’ Co1 ’ ’’•**' Thompson ! Kuropc. of Street Committee on both etdea of bridge. Aid. Boring called attention alao to tbe condition of with Bounel and Mayes, who have not expressed any | Broad street nter Hunter. preference. Reporter—Do you think that If Parish, Turner and . ton street. Referred to Htiejt Committee. Darker bad been supporter* ot Mr. M that they j would have been meved ? * 0rt 0n PrTOt ,lr "'' B "" r ' d ‘° fro* » resolution to hold a nomination at Dr. Thomp- j for . d ''' n “l son’s store on Fair street, on Saturday the 11th day of October next, the polls to be open from 7 o’clock A. M. to 7 o'clock, P. M. The reeolutlon was ursanlmoualy and enthusiastically adopted. The Executive Committee was then, on motion, authorized to appoint managers and clerks sod prepare a ballot box. A resolution wa* adopted, earnestly requesting the voters of ths war J to go forward as early as poeal- b e And register their names with the city cletk, in Of Jno M Weaver et al, asking a little sand on Wal- Of Mrs. E Porter, for free eating houie lictnse on Peters ttreet. Referred to Relief Commit ce. . .. _ i Great snccew, it is said, has attended his Justice Butt vesterday married Mr. Haidy Crtok and Aftas Catta Hampton, all of Calhoun county. AU . trentmeut for the cure of insanity, and other 8o much for the big excursion. Justice Saaaeen > eater day tried Minerva Horton, (colored), of Rome, Ga., for perjury. Tbia charge wee preferred against her by Wilson Holmes, (colored), whom she had charged with larceny after trust. The evidence not sustaining the charge of perjury, tbe case wa* diamiase diseases which b*ve beeu brought under his core. All persons afflicted with secret diseases or diseases of the ear, eye, or other member* of tbe body, can find Dr. Baughman at No. C Mitchell, corner Whitehall street . which defy competition. Cohkh A 8klio, Corner Whitehall and Alabama Streets. sept21-dlw FOR SALE. _ _ L. Harris. Atluta, tta.. by Junta Brunt, of Maw York, wtu h» nld to p.y rharyra, tf not rellad lor within thirty days. ED. A. WERXER. rep4t*w3!-dl Ageut Ooorg’a K. E.