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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1873. WILL DUPLICATE NEW YORK BILLS. THE CITY. NOTICE TO CITE aVB«CHIIICBE Mr. J. L. Crenshaw U the sole authorized igent in the city for receiving robaeriptkms to the Hnuu), and fro .a this date we shall recognize onlyjhis receipts as valid. •xoi * avisoas •iticwads v sesodjiid anr/tniMJ joj -ic.mnoio X.vtwji '30VUX SSV10 ,t ’l 1 1 considered as to that part relating to the trial and dls- O) pied iioiin.i}jB leioodsa 'S3HSIN -MVA P UB snio ‘SXNIVd —»P* J i If»j aoj s*Uff jo .(|ddns n"i T BTJRKB Sz OO. WHoVtiH le and Zletall Booksellers & ©kitioiiors Dealers in Printer’s Stock, Small iWares, Fancv Goods, Ac., Corner Alabama and Whitehall Streets—ATLANTA, CA. sep30 PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL. j Alderman Langston moved, as a substitute, that each Cocscu. Chamiikb, member of Council be paid $300. Atlanta, October 3. 1873. Th * Hlbstitute was lost by five ayes to eight nsys. aneil met. Present- bis Honor C.C. Hammock, ! 0“ m °«°“ «° «*** '»» of the committee Mayor, and a fail board of Aldermen, except Broth* j erton. The minutes of the last meeting t read snd re- thesyes were nine sod the nsys were four. Bo the report was adopted. The Street Committee was granted further time. The Gas Committee, on the petition for extension of gas main from W. B. Lowe’s residence to Dr. MitcheU’s store, on Peters street, report thit the Gas Company will run a three inch main there if the city will pay $600 towards It; also, that the pipe has been ordered ebargo of Powell Owens, policeman, and as thus amended the minutes were adopted. APP&ALS AND TRIALS. — - - . The case of the Mayor and Conndl vs Powell Owens, , ATLANTA BRANCH WHEAT SOUTH- ' w» celled continued, neither p.rty being reedy j for certain other wort. The money having been ap. 1 1 propnated, no action on the report was necessary. The Committee on Fire Department was granted farther time. EBS OIL WORKS. Headquarters for Oils ! for trial and Faints. The largest and most com- Tbe appeal case v. Mr. Ilrookman w«I paaeed for . . 9 . .. ..a a . • i the present, on account of absence of witnesses. pl€t€ stock in the Southern Mates fit pri- petitions and communications. ces to compare With any Ollier markets. of Policeman P.. B. Hutchies, asking nay for thir- 1Dd Jt)hn ' Ne Vr f : r reducUon'of a.ee.ement. Eecom' An immense assortment of Artists’ Mate- teen daya while dlaabled from a hurt received while mended . rodnctlon of$2 000 . Adopted. rials and Window tilass. reports or erFicF.as. City Assessors—On petition of M. Cast lebe rry Send for Price Lists. CARLEY, DUCK & CO. TAKE NOTICE ! STATE AND COUNTY TAX PAYERS. 1 STATE AND COUNTY TAX BOOKS Within the time prescribed by the Tax Act of the last j ] 0B t # on duty. Referred to Police Committee. Of Miles Mabry, asking extension of retail license. Tauled for present. Of W. F. Parkhurst, asking that dray license be ex tended, as he had been unable to use his dray part of i the time. Tabled. On similar petition of Lemuel Dean, recommend a reduction ot $1,000. Adopted. Clerk of Couacil reports receipts fjr the Quarter, $6,230 90. Bonds issued during the Quarter $ 13,»'0C» CO Expenditures dnriug the Quarter 83,880 27 Of S. D. Haslett, President R. E. Fire Co. No. 4, stat- Bonds turned over to Treasurer 13,000 00 ing facts which led to the withdrawal of that Compa ny from the Atlanta Fire Department. Received, and motion to refer to Committee on Fire Department General Assembly. I am left no discretion. Come forward and save S. R. HOYLE, T. C., OFFICE—Alabama street, nearly opposite Austell's Eaafc. eep23-10 Of Tallulah Firo Co. No. 3, asking that check for $503 quarterly appropriation be passed up. Referred to Committee on Fire Department. Of Yolonton A. Murdock, colored, a crippled lean for free boot and shoemakers* license. Referred to Relief Committee. Of F. Van Goidtsnoven, asking relief from taxation on his green houses, as he pays tax on his store whero — the plants etc. are void. Motion to grant lost, and the Notes Round Town Yesterday by the petition referred to committee on tax. Herald Reporters. Of Geo W Collier, asking payment for curbing _______ j his store, comer Deca*ar and Peachtree streets. on the table. Of Mrs. J N Jackson ct al., asking removal of fence iear the Baptist Church, on Jones Avenue, the fence CITY RECORD. THE YOUNG LADIES’ HIGH SCHOOL. It was my privilege one day last week, by invitation I or Professor Mallon, to visit the Young Ladies’ High j School of this city, and the neatness of the apart- | ir.ente, the adaptability of the school furniture and appointments, and the perfect order aud discipline i manifested everywhere, commanded my warmest ad miration. In every grade was exhibited, like a felt 1 but invisible presence, the systematic and efficient management of the able Superintendent permeating every department and resting like a halo on teacher and scholar alike. He does not suffer the rare combination of talent j and energy and culture and executive ability which his made him in the past such a successful and bril liant teacher to bo overshadowed by or absorbed in his duties as Superintendent, but with perfect unself ishness dsvotes the leisure hours which legi’dmately Total expenditures $ 96,880 27 The Marshal reports collections during the Quarter, $56 00. The Alms Uouee Keeper’s report was read, but is of no general interest. The Deputy Marshal reports collections for tbeQuar. ter, $2,538 88. The reports were all referred to the Finance Com mittee. PETITIONS. Of J. G. Williams for privilege of erecting a slaughter house. Referred to a committee consisting of Mc Millan, McDuffie, Rice, Mecaslin, Beattie, Dodil and Morris. ^ Of Drs. Wm. A. Love and V. H. Taliaferro, on be half of Faculty of Medical Oollege, asking that side walks of Butler aud other streets near the College building be paved, etc. A motion to suspend tho rules to hear from Dr. Love was lost. The petition wa3 referred to Street Committee. THE COURT CHRONICLE. Supreme Court. In this Conrt yesterday argument was concluded in No. 22 Pataula Circuit—John H. Jones, surviving part ner, vs. John T. Henderson; foreclosure of mortgago from Early county. Argued for plaintiff in error by Colonel Z. D. Harrison, and for defendant by Herbert Fielder. ^ No. 1 same Circuit—B. H. Powell and W. W. Hill vs. Sarah Lawson; forcible eatryfrom Sarly. Argued for plaintiff^ by brief, and for defendant by A. Hood. No. 2—W. B. Hall vs. R. Hi Felts; attachment from Randolph county. Dismissed for want of prosecution. no. 3.—W, R. Blackburn vs J. J. Jenigan A Co., com plaint from Randolph. Dismissed because not served within the time prescribed by law. No. 4.—Julien Ransomc vs Hope H. Christian, libel from Early county. Argued for plaintiff by Buther* ford, and for defemlaut by Fielder. Pending this case, the court adjourned to ten o’clock this morning. New Year’s Preseats LOCAL NOTICES. Still Comino.—The large variety ot fancy »nd millinery goods bought by Wm. Title- bunm’s Millinery Artist, Mrs. Spiegle, who spent fonr weeks in the cities of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, (or the purpose of selecting the latest and most fashionable goods for this season. Extensive preparation ' is made for a Grand Opening at the store So. ! mi. i.i . t»-i n nr ji Atlanta Daily & Weociy will be in. All the ladies of Atlanta and vicinity are ^ cordially invited to examine the goods and | ZEIIHlRj-A.XiID. prices. No Millinery House in the city of i Atlanta can undersell Oct. 4, dot Wm. Titlebaum, No. 31 Whitehall street. Fulton Superior C« rf. By Alderman Dxhl— Whereas, There ha„ been a census recently taken of 11 is due Messrs - J ~ cke0D * clarkl! - cor ' nscl for obstructing sidewalk. Referred to Marshal, Engineer aDd Committee on Streets. Of Mrs P Allman, for free handcart l.ecQ33. Re- I ceived and laid on the ble. Of Volney Dunsring, for rock curbing in front of his residence. A motion to grant, also one to refer j those subject to pay street and poll tax; and : were ruled out of order under Alderman Goldsmiths a majority of them will cot pay until compelled; resolution. The petition was received. Resolved, That the Clerk of Council issue fi fas for Of Hoke Smith, attorney for Dr. Dupree, asking that sa j,j f ax agsiust thoso who fail to pay by the 10th of the t x on profession be refunded. Rrforrcd to cant- October, and that O. E. Mithell and Barney D. Lee be 1 mittee on tax. specially deputised to collect the same, they agreeing Of W L Mayes, for compensation on account of fifty- p 3 y themselves out of the costs on fi fas collected, ! cif lit days lost time while suffering from rhemnatiBiu ant i be iustj;u-ted to cause those refusing to pay . contracted wliiie in tie service of the city as police- to work the same out on tho streets. After considers- i man. Laid on the table. bla discussion the resolution was referred to Finance HON. C. D. M’CUXCIIEON, JO DOE PBESIDISO. FIFTH DAY’S PROCKEDINOS. Court met at 8»£ o’clock. Virginia C. Head and M. F. Passey vs J. P. Chisolm. Judgment by default for plaintiff for $3400, with in terest and costs. The Graud Jury have returned thirty true bills du ring thejweek, and on three indictments returned “no bill.’’ The Graud Jury was discharged for the term, yes terday evening. A new Grand Jury will be organized for each week probably. All th* Jurors were dis charged at 4 o’clock, except those engaged in the trial of the case of T. W. Poullain vs Delos O. Cole. Bill kc. The arguments of counsel in this case were very able aud exhaustive, and occupied the whole day, and were still progressing at 5:15 p. m. The case was probably conc.ud^d last night. ILllyer A Bro, and Col. L. E. Bleckley for complainant—I :ckson & Clarke for respondents. There will b? uo court to lay, on a.o.iit of the election. LVTEKFROM THE SUPERIOR COURT. We learn that the jury in tho case of Thomas N. Poullain vs Delos O. Cole, returned a verdict for the complainants. It wes a bill to enjoin mortgage fi fap, which were proceeding against l)r. poullaiu’s leasehold interest in the National Hotel. The amount involved was upwards of $10,000. This is quite a victory for complainant’s counsel, Messis. B.eckley and Ilillyer A Bro. $10 Business SsuiU at Eiseman & Bro’s. $12 Business Suits at Eiseman A Bro s. $15 Business Suits at Eiseman A Bro’s. $18 Business Suits at Eiseman A Bro's. $20 Business Suits at Eiseman & Bro’s. Ready Made Department. Eiseman & Bro. , o«t4-2t 55 Whitehall Bt. New Beep Market.—The undersigned have opened a market on the corner of Alabama and Lloyd streets, and will keep constantly on hand the best Teuncssee meats—beef, pork, mutton, sausage, etc. oct4-d3t. J. J. Toebert A Bro. $7,000 TO BE GIVEN A WAT! In order to enable na to carry into effect imorovements to the HERALD, we propoee to <*3e aa an inducement to kubacribera a liat of presents. i> be awarded by an equal distribution on New Y?a: - Day. The Atlanta Daily Herald $20 Dress Suits at Eiseman A Bro s. $22 Dress Suits at Eiseman A Bro’s. $25 Dress Suits at Eiseman Jt Bro’s. $30 Dress Saits at Eiseman A Bro’s. $35 Dress Suits at Eiseman A Bros. $40 Dress Suits at Eiseman & Bro’s. Itc-ady Made Department. Eiseman A Bro., ect4-2t 55 Whitehall st. - —^ — - , Is made up of the Boys' Clothing at Eiseman it Bro’s in end- “ ft y~ six column p»i less variety, ranging from $5 to 20S. It the only eight-page daiiy paper publ:»h»J ^ *.>• South outside of New Orleans, and is un:vf • ■ - . mitted to be the best paper in Georgia. THE WEEKLY HERALD Leo Smith sold tho “Girl of the Period” bar to Lueh Harris on yesterday. Leo hop es j epondent, to tay that abfy contested by then iry inch of the ground The Cheapest and Best ly Journal ever pabliahad in Georgi; e of the HERALD is be found fighting against belong to him to the advancement of the best interests ! of bis schools. At o#.e o’clock the young ladies from the diff-rent rooms congregated in one common hall to attend a i monthly meeting of the Browning Literary Society. , an organization formed by the puoils and officered J from among their number, for literary purposes. The exercises consisted oi the reading of original papers, translations and recitations. The first paper, which was read before our entrance, and which we j were told was very fine, was a welcome to the new , pupils. This was followed by the Secretary’s report, and the election of some new officers; then a German 1 poem was read; then “My Vacation,” well and graph- Of C. L. Powett, asking relief. Referred to Relief Committee Committee. By Alderman Langston— Of George Stewart, declining to act as over;eer of That 0 E Mitchell and Birney Lee be paid the bal. chain gang. Recsived and accepted. ance due them for services rendered in taking the A (.ommunication from the Board of Education, . cen8U3 a f th e ra t c 0 f two dollars and a quarter a day giving statement of financial operations of the Board f or services. Referred to Finance Committee, of Education during the year, showing balance on By Alderman Young- band on September 1st, of $1,065 72. Referred to Resolved, That a check for $58 50 be passed in >F COMMITTEES. Committee on Public Schools. REPORT: Finance—Ou the bill of Cox A Hill for favorable—Adopted. (this account is for whiskey used by the Legisla tive ically written, and distinctly read by one of the young ! R cemen j n arresting members of the Legislature.) favor of Bowell Owen for twenty-six days’ services chain gang guard. Adopted, and entered on Finance Roll. By Alderman Morris— That a check for $66 66 be passed up in favor of W. Committee while investigating the action of po- F ’ stewMrt * Alms House Superintendent, as ealary for HON. .TSO. ES8EINE, . I'UEMIDINC Courts met at 9 o'clock. In the case of D. M. Welsh £: Co. vs. the Atlanta k Richmond Air Line Railroad Company, the jury found it impossible to agree, and a mistrial was declared. R.C. Gordon vs. William Solomon—Bill for partition of property. After hearing arguments the Conrt de creed the partition as prayed for. Arnold k Broyles for complainant; Warren Aiken for respondent. Judge Ersklne yesterday gave his opinion in the cer tified question in the case of J. W. A. Smith, bankrupt, i K i* whispered by hone-dealers that Jaefc - : BOlltl RillgS illltt SwilUlb ’ '. i son s Magic Balsam will remove warts from ; horses. By making incissions in the warts until they bleed freelv, and then satiirate the it will be always fn;na bait i:. r . * pie and institutions of the South, corn with the Balsam, and in a few days the corn will disappear. Jackson’s Magic Balsam is causing those NOW IS m TIME TO SUBSCQL sufferers v:»th those little painful tormenters called corn’j to rejoice. It removes the pain in a very few minutes. Try it. dollars; : September, 1873. Adopted aud placed on Finance ladies. After that several other creditable composi tions, and some comic recitations. Where all did so well distinctions wonhl be invid ious, but we could not help but admire the sweet dig nity, combined with maiden diffidence, with which Miss G. presidod over the meeting. The young la dies had under consideration the furnish for library purposes, and the pureba! Then a committee was appointed to prepare suitable txercises for the next meeting. The business was fystematically and creditably managed, much more so tnan we sometimes see it in societies composed of la dies of mat arc-r years. The organization is r:ia well w \’v r McAfee.... Recommend the payment of the following bills and accounts for the week, which the papers to publish, itemized, and send bills to the Council. Bills and accounts against the city of Atlanta for the week ending October 1, 1873: Street pay g of a hall John Roirden... cf books. ! James Welsh W K Booth..../ W Y Langford . Street Committee John F Morris Joseph Simms Hunnicutt & Beilingratb ivbich Pellegrini .v Georgi Pellegrini Castleberry Hunnicutt & Bellingraths... Healy, Berry A Co A Murphy A Mnrphy Martin Daly (salaries) calculated to develop and foster the talent .eta in their body. W T e Lave learned since cur visit to the school that tte youu-; ladies, some 190 in number, propose getting up witb.n themselves a table for tho coming lair of the Young Men’s Library Association, and we j Max D Corputl much mistake the energy indicated by their bright D F Hammond and sparkling laces, if they do not make their table the ieature of the evening. We are sure their efforts will well deserve the thanks oi the young men whose association they are seeking to benefit, and the com munity at large, who are beginning to feel a just pride in this young men's library, which, v.Dder the able mad efficient management of its board of officers, and the increasing efforts of its faithful and indefati- ; w H^Brotlierton gable Librarian, may well be regarded as an ornament J John W Cotton to the city. We common* tte coming fair to > gonor. j Kan® y'oomlm^'.'.'.V. a liberally contribute.! ON fill | results will cause i Charles Walker, i under 1h‘ Roll. directed By Alderman Beattie— That Committee on Wells, Pumps aud Cisterns be instructed to Lave the well at Marietta Street School house properly secured with brick, to prevent its 558 90 caving. Referred to Committee on Wells, Pumps and :;>) 00 Cisterns. 3" ^ ^l^ crman Boring— :»Vs 79 That a check be passed in favor cf Dr. C. C. Hart 13 75 for sixty-two dollars and fifty cents, as salary for ^ ^ I quartet ending September 3), 1873. Adopted and 279 09 p! ac °d on Finance Roll. 140 01 By Alderman SIcMtl.'an— £3 35 1 143 20 1,79 That tho Couacil take into consuleratioa the pro priety cf reducing street force. Tabled. On motion, Council went into Jackson’s Magic Balsam, it is said, lias never . . failed to cure the worst case of colic in horses. , he deciding that under the bankrupt laws the home- j Thousands of dollars will be saved bv its stead of $2,000 realty and $1,000 personalty is not sub- j .. . ject to the lien of debts contracted before 1868. ! ime 3 Rse. < Th»s decision, tr sound, throws the protection of j r ack FKOM New Yohk.—Mrs. McCormick bankruptcy around those whose homesteads w cently declared subject to that claes o: debts. Col. C. Peeples for creditors; Boynton, contra. United States vs W S Thomas aud Thomas Pittman, scire facias on recognizance, was tried, and a verdict rendered against Lucy Clsibora and W. 8. Thomas, for $57 96, with interest and costs. United States vs two mules, eight gallons of bran dy aud eight hundred pounds of flour. Guthrie claim ant. Information. Argued by Col. Goorge S. Thom as for the Government, and Col. A. B. Culberson for the claimant. The jury were out on this case when Court ad journed. The following cases are set for I rial to-day: United Slates vs M. S. Puillips. Last Tennesse Coal Company vs A. C. Ladd. Ragan, assignee, vs Banks, Lidleman A Co- List if Prestats fir tie Daiij. The Daily HERALD i« the most complete has just returned from New York where she has purchased absolutely every thing pertain j _ ing to the millinery business. Beal Human p€r e ' er P tll>ll * lie d in Georgia. Hun is one of her specialties. Sfce is ma- EVERY MERCHANT SHOULD TAN: king preparations for a grand opening on the 8th of October, when her stock will be com- EVERY MECHANIC SHOULD TAKI plete. She cordially invites all friends and EVERY' PROFESSIONAL SHOUT!, patrons to call and examine her goods and TAKE IT. prices. She can compete with any house in the State in price. All goods are guaranteed to give satisfaction. EVERYBODY SHOULD TAKE IT. CITV BUSINESS. J S Porter. W C Aidier W C Asher It J Cowait SC Wells Mayor and Council J W McFane. J B Jett (relief) Mayes k Bro i John F Morris. 33 Nothing was done in secret session of public in- 27 77 tercst, and, on motion, Council adjourned. 34 15 J TUK GEORGIA RAILROAD BANKING COMPANY. 10 83 As will be seen by an advertisement which appears •^08 33 ' e l* ew * iere » Geogia Railroad and Banking Company *50 00 1 * n future issue certificates cf deposit bearing in- 9ii0 00 | terest. This is done for the purpose of helping on the cotton crop. There are thousands of dollars in Or 16 00 ous public, and hope it i to, and so well patronized, that the shelves cf one library to gr< of tew book). [Communicated. | To the Editors of the Herald: I oee my name announced in your eolun . .l*teu in independent candidate for Conncilm.n of , I.isnt Co.-Gaa.’.. ’ the Third Ward. I am a Democrat, and under no cir John Thomas (Police) r ninstances can nor will I be induced to run agaiust j George^Ogletree. the regular Democratic nominees of my Ward. Thomas Wilson.... Charli6 Walker ! '• PanlelMcCarthy... Joseph Lambert... Joseph Lambert... John H James tliis , Charles Heinz Hunnicutt and Dclliugrath* rr-s O. Kf. W H Brotherton. October 3, 1873. RELIEF FOR SHREVEPORT, LA. A meeting of the people of Atlanta who will aid our hcffering fellow-citizens of Shreveport will be held on Sunday night. The place of meeting will be given in Sunday 's paper. Suitable speakers will assist. It is expected that Governor Brown will preoide. THANKS. The ladies and all interested in the Mission of the Redeemer desire most earuestiy to return their kind est thanks to the ladies and gentlemen who assisted in the memorable eonesrt of lost evening for the bene fit of their mission. Also to Colonel Nichols who generously gave tbs use of the hall and gas for the oc casion. Also to Guilford, Wood k Co., lor the nee of ! j l Johnson their Chlckeriog Grand Piano, and to the Hebald and John Thomas James Mann. Hunnicutt A Beilingratb G A Pclligrini Hunnicutt A Beilingratb Cemetery l»*y Roll •J W Gofer (Jury Certificate) J S Oliver k Co lAlrns House) Fleishel k Bro “ James Mann John F Morris Atlanta lying idle in safes and drawers which ought 25 25 to be in circulation, anil we trust that the presen of the Georgia Railroad snd Banking Company 20 will bring the money out. lliere is no financial insti- 3 tution iu Georgia more solid than it is. Backed by a IS fo ca Pi* a l °* 8 * x millions of dollars, its depositors can 5 o<i f«el perfectly secure at all times. We direct public 5 On attention to the advertisement and trust that it will ••*!» !k) 1 R P r01n P* an «l hearty response. 2*,0 00 A NOVEL LAW CASE. "*6 00 Hon. Herbert Fielder has a case before the Supreme ! °I 60 C° nr * to-day, the nature of which is novel. The mer- 49.-, or, its of the case are as follows: On the eve of a son | 4 V'» : marrying against the will of his parent, and while j.’, disinheritance was threatened, the brother and sister ' 176 00 ' made a verbal contract, deciding to ignore any will j p0 p U j Br fay "■ 26 | the father might make, aad divide the property equal- About three years after the father became 1 to reconciled to bis sou’s hasty marriage and leaving his 64 81 * 31 61 Another Heavy Run bi t nct a Suspension. The run made during the past week upon the banks in this city has been very great and be awarded on that day: caused the temporary suspension cf some. i cash Present... But the unprecedented run of custom that 1 Piano, worth.. M. & J. Hirsch, the enterprising clothiers and 4 Goici Y\ atones merchant-tailors, experienced since the open ing of their heavy fall and winter stock, out- distances anything since the crisis originated. „ ; They are, however, receiving daily additional goods and, notwithstanding the heavy drafts made upon their stock of clothing, gents fur nishing aud piece goods for merchant tailor ing purpose*, they are prepared to suit every one who will gratify them with a call or send in tbtir orders. M. A .1. HrBSt u, sep27-dtt Nos. 60 aud (>2 Whitehall St. All subscribers who pay us $5 for six montii* • scription to the Daily HERALD, above allarr^xr from this date to New Year’s Day, will have an c _ chance of obtaining one of the following I'r-:-v liuslncss Men. SUSPENDED DOESN’T 1!E\N BROKE. 1 beg leave to inform my patrons that I am business as usual. My means are ample to retire all my onllgations aDd leave me from one hundred anil fifty to two hundred thousand dollars. All that I need is time. Persona having money here when I suspended need not be up easy. I will soon begin to pay them. It they wish it they can call and get an interest certificate for their balances, or continue to get my loan certificates. These certificates will be received for any debts due me. I will also give any person holding them interest if they will return and; Mr. Luch Harris ha* bought from Lee deposit them. Persons having dtmantis against me j Smith his cigar stand, bar aud bar fixtures, will Please call at my office for information and not I together with the goodwill. The liquors ale ing machines Sets Furniture... ir» Sets China Wait A Sets Dickens' Wor goltl Edition 1 Sets Wsverly Nov 1 Sets Bolwer’s Wo Edition 2"» Copies SHakspea 400 O ' T>00 OO iOO Superb Chromo>.i to SlO cacli pay any attention to street rumors. Those who have so kindly tendered me their sympathies aud property ' I shall ever romember gratefully. To those who have ■ so kludly rcturncl their deposits, expressing confi dence I am thankful. Respectfully, pure and the cigars < client. Mr. Luch Harris has commenced keeping the Girl of the Period, and invites his friends to call. PRESENTS for THE WEEKLY HERALE OCtl dtf These l 33 40 ! entlro property to the son snd disinheriting the daughter. The son then went back on the contract 25 66 that they had entered into, aud the sister sued for an 16 12 enforcement of it. Thecasa was tried in Early county ’ I decided in favor cf the girl, but oe there was $I0,b76 86 i forty or fifty thousand dollars involved it is to be oar- i tied to the Supreme Court. TELEGRAPHIC. Approved October 1st, 1873. Dennis F. Hammond. Recorder. The Southern aud Atlantic Telegraph Company have st lost completed their line to this point. They con* WUCE WAY KOVL - ‘ structed a very neat and tasty little office in the Read- John Connoby, salary 83 33 ing Roam of the National Hotel. The last pest was JB Thompson i erected yesterday, and tbs wires connected with the 150 oo : * v50 00 1 instrument. They will be ready lor work to-morrow. Pat Fitsgibbons “ Cox k Hill, Incld—tsls. Approved, 156 00 u 00 . GTDodd, Chairman Finance Com. Constitution for their free and liberal advertising. Not forgetting in conclusion M». Rawahlder for his ardnoas labors and happy rendition of his original instrumental solo. Committee. • The following, among others, were registered at that Tax Committee—on petition of A. Haight fw reduc- populsr hotel, the National, last night: tion of circus tax ; adverse. Adopted. CJ Wilson, MilledgeTille; Col W B Clarkson. Cbor- i On petition of Portor k Butler, asking that license lotto, NC;H M Wolfo and Wife. Charlotte, N C; GC , of Milea Mabry be not extended, they insisting that j Gardner, Augusta; E Bikes, Nevada; F G Jones, Jr. they are his nearest neighbors. In that the bar room is New Mexico; M II P Roach, Savannah; W H Chapman, j next their shop and they are disturbed by the bar; ad- New York; Captain H Harrison, Brooklyn, N Y; James ‘ verse. Adopted. Fronch, Louisville, Kentucky; E. Aberte, do; General | Relief Committee—On petition of J. J. Thompson Duff Green. Ga; C D Poll, Covington; Johns. Cham- , lor free license to keep a fruit stand; favorable. MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION. There will be a meeting of the Memorial Association this evening at 5 o’clock at the Library. FIRST BAFTIiT CHURCH. The series of meetings wiU be continued at this Church next week. Rev. J. H. DeVotie, D. D., will aid the Pastor. On Sunday a number of candidates , will be baptised. of Mrs. Porter for free license to sell ber*, Barnesville: Col B Y Ssge, Air Line Railroad; Ed E Adams, Wethersfield; Connecticut; D PSanford, Ga; J Aid Stubbs Augusta; W A McCrary, Fairborn. THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Wednesday next will be a gala daj' with the Knights j On petition of Mrs. M. Fioyd for relief. Heroin- of Pythias. On that day they will para.le in force I mend that she be granted one dollar a week while through tho streets, and in the evening will attend the ’ sick. Adopted. dedication of their new hall. Extensive preparations j Special committee on City Hospital submit a report are making for the occss'.on, which is certain to be one ! asking to be discharged from the further consideration of interest, not only to the members, but to the pub- j of the question of purchasing a >ito for the City llos- lic at large. ^ ’ pital, on account of the financial crisis. Granted. j Resignation of Dr. C. C. Hart, Alms House Physi cian, accompanied by a statement that he would con- Recently there have been sixty cases of ty phoid fever at Wolverhampton, England. The outbreak—like that in the Marylebone district of London—originated in the quality of miik supplied by a dairyman. The medi cal officer lound the compound to consist ot thraa* parts milk aud one part water. The trau.m. Mera .. re8 r:ne.r Ca.tlei„-rr.v, Hit:; favor ob ,. lined from a ‘ W ell connected i «lile. AdopieJ. with a dwelling bonse in which typhoid fever existed. When the use of the water was pro- j Adopted. On petitic hibited, the milk became pure. The British consul at Iliogo, Japan, reports an export of bronze to foreign countries in 1H7J to the value of ftoO.OOO, and notices station HOL-dE nv port f, . . „ ... „ - i that a large portion was furnished by the bells Re-order B«mond t ,, „ f . nrt I of Dr ' C. G. H.rt, Aim. Hour, i-hy.. , of tho i iadd hist temples. Tho discourage- ■ _ Ld r’aidij on Jr li tnl ,,L , C ‘* n ' mccomp “ if J by * “ utcmcnt thlt '* MU ' coa • ment of the Buddhists by the Japanese Gov- yesterday nxormng *nd r. K idI 5 .n.orcedI tb. ,alm of j llnll „ Mrre if Council would p.y turn fety dollar. ernnjeut au J t Ue appropriation Of tho temple ■ ten and co.U in » lpil,L '** icm *° “ I of - 1 to purchase medicine, will.. revenues to impartial purposes have induced fender., who were tried end connoted. *nd freu. Aid. I,iog«ton advocated payiog hint the amount t [, e priests to sell as much moveable property Whom wa. collected in the a g «re B .t. the .nm of .ixty Mked . „„ possible. The high price of copper in Eng- dollars. Three arrests were made up to in o clock | a motion to that effect prevailed. land made it profitable to ship tho bronze tost night. *• i coMMiTTxksox MALAMica. \ thither and then extract the copper from it. RELILr AT LAST. * tin Salaries of Mayor and Aldermen for tho year ! ♦ i —* We loarn that a private dispatch was received in tiie , 1864—Mayor’s Salary $860; Aldermen, each, $100. The brigand Tnkos, tbo chief of the band •ty on yaster Jay stating that there wa« five hundred Alderman Ltcgfiton opposed the adoption <>r there- which perpetrated the Marathon massacre, fncussnd dollars in money on the way from New , port, making an earnest, practical and aenaible apec-ch was killed Dy the Greek troops in an eocoun- York to Atlanta. Tho people who have money locked | against it. ter near Lamia, on the frontier of Thessaly, iM> will find it to their intcreat to let it oat before the ■ Alderman B >rlng advocate! the adoption of the re- i in Angnst. His band was surrounded and all Minx of Northern cap'lab j port ia a few remark*. , Wfilfi killed or made prisoners. •J. H. James SIMMONS ,v HUNT, e getting rich faster, anil growing more rapidly than almost any ui< chants we kuow of. They commenced business it very small way, aoon after the They soon found their place of hnsineas too small for the business they were doing, aud had to move across the street into a larger and more commoJious store. Their bueincss has now grown to such a magnitude, that they find their present stare insufficient Hence they have built a large two-story brick business house on the losrer end of Marietta street, the interior of which is boing fitted up In elegaut stylo by Beil A Willis. They move into their new store in a few dava. They ere both of them men. and well deserve the mer it the auccess they have met with. The Stockholders of the Dollar Sating9 Bank are re quested to me#t promptly at 9 o'c^ocjc. oct4-lt J. M. WILLId, Cashier. ABBOTT A BRO. This sterling business firm has just removed to that spacious building lately occupied by Chapman, Ruck er k Co., where they hare oa band a large stock of flour, bacon, bulk meat, corn, cats, etc. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Let all members of this Order consult the notice of M. M. Dellsario, C. C. NEW BEEF MARKET. We call the attention of those Interested to the notice of Messrs J S Tolbert k Bro. ATTENTION STOCKHOLDERS. Read notice of J M Willis, Cashier of tbt Dollar Savings Bank. HANDSOME REWARD. Ctptain M T Castleberry offers a reward of fifty dol lars for tho apprehension of the thief and for tli* re turn of a mule stolen from him ou the 2nd instant CARPET REMNANTS. Wo arc still closing them out five ty yard pieces. Great bargains. All subscribers who shall pay us $2 CO for c ; subscription t> the WEEKLY HERALD wi ! equal s ure in the following Present*, to ’ •* ; that day: Druggists and store keepers sell Jackson’s , Mncic Balsam at 25 cents, 50 cents, and one j a j dollar per bottle. The proprietor gives it i away. Oae hundred bottles per week are i a i given iwaj’ on the Macon & Western Rail- 1 Present > Marietta street, j road. Long may it live until it has cured all 1 40-Saw (inlUit Gin. of any tlc- the pain and aches in the United States. sired make 3<K» Henderson «i Torrence—Greene Line Gro- 1 Cotton Screw l *0 o* •40 One-ltorse Tara Plows 1 '»6 CM> lO Two-half Tm u Plow * cerv Store, Whitehall street, wholesale aud re-. tail Giocers, and dealers in all kinds oi’ conn- |<> seis cottage Fnraimrr try Produce. Butter, Eggs, Chickens, [Ap- - .W Toilet 9et* 1<H> 0<> 440 Ou Of* ‘400 llandaome Kngraviag*. i til at from A7 to *5 eack Two i A-J.’iO* f»« pies,Potatoes. Onions and Cabbage, special ties, and constantly on baud. Henderson A* Tour km e. 8ept 27, dtf. Young ladies need not be under the necea- . sity of taking their mother’s butter plates for button mou’.Js, ns Knox has a lull line of them as large as their .heart’s desire. They have also a full lined all the latest novelties iu Fancy Goods, Fancy Ties, Knittings for the neck, Ac. They are also now receiving their Fall stock of Millinery Goods. The On receipt of the money, or of the name, with tje , , , , ... . ... rnoaev. fruiu our agenta. we will Mnd to each rr.bocr.- ladtes would do well to call ou them before lH > r * printed and numbered ticket, entitl.ng t • j purchasing. Knox’s Millinery and Varieties, holder to whatever present may be awarded tb* ko. 30 Whitehall street. < * sept Se tt Vtat ., tU( . nuBjbwd codpoBl fr0U! - Don’t be “Didering," but go to .be Girl of the Period and get an eve-opener. presents will be placed in another and a smaller The best Imported and domestic Casse-j i a {he presence of fi committee of promiuext au.i mere Cloths, Doeskins and Vestings, mav be ! ^rell known genUemen, a blindfolded boy will draw * . number from the lore* wheel. Another boy » d: PLAN OF AWAROINS PRESENTS. 3 tWCll- fonnd at M. A J. Hirsch’.s, No. 50 Whitehall a ticket from the prize wheel, representing tfi# rr ent to which the holder of the fint dra’an t htrect - . entitled. They have secured the services of Mr. Cas-' sc vlr, as cutter and superintendent of their' Merchant Tailoring Department, who has had an experience of nearly twenty years in first- j class establishments iu the North and in Europe, and will insure their customers a per- |hfc)L i feet tit and clothing made to meet the ap proval and give satisfaction to the most fus- Peakf. m Diniku Rooms—Cali furnish all }ou de- i tidions. sep’idd-tf Ire. ocl 2t — • Stop at tte Covington Hotel if you with nice car- The best Cigar* ill town lire found at Luch petod rooms, clean, linen, soft bctU, good meal* and J Harris, sign Girl ofTheNL eriod. livery accommodations. Mobile Oys In tlio AGENTS WANTED C. Cox, sept6-tf Proprietor, Covington. Oet*rgta. FRESH OYSTERS. Charleston and Moblld shall Oysters jnst arrived at John Pomiul’s Eating Saloon. OYSTER STEW. Go and try John Doinint’s Italian Oysters at No. 8 Alabama afreet. Pba'u:’* Dikiks R<x>Ma. —Quail <m t a-it. Wr. Defy Competition.—We bnv,. on burnt j «>mmi.«iou. flowed. I tho largest, best selected and most complete I * " ’ j stock of Clothing, I tents' Furnishing and Morey on be wot .1 onr ri.k by POST-art iCt: j Piece Goods, for merchant tailoring purposes | ORDER, REGISTERED LETTER, or EXPRESS | ever brought iuto this State, aud we defy com- i * Hjj I petition both here and elsewhere, ns to low I prices, (inality and fit. I M. A J. Hib-ch, \ * Nos.*50 sidGJ Whitehall s’reer. HERALD PUBLISHING CO.. P. 0. Box 28, Atlanta, Ga.