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1 The Daily Herald. •WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 15. 1873 THE C ITY. O O or. ‘W . b tt e» k: b &c WholoW ■ l.e and Retail Booksellers &c Stationers Dealers in Printer's Stock, Small .Wares, Fancv Goods, &c., Corner BOTICR xo CITT SHB«tillll*R» Ur. J. L. Crenshaw is the sole authorized lgent in the city for raoeiving snbacriptions to the Bnuu, and fro„i this data we ghaii recognize ODly hi* receipt* a* valid. ATLANTA BRANCH GREAT SOUTH- BltS OIL WORKS. Headquarters for Oils and Faints. Ibe largest and most com plete stork in the Southern States, at pri ces to compare with any other markrts. la immense assortment of Artists’ Mate rials and Window i.lass. Send for Frlre Lists. CARLEY, DUCK & CO. Alabama and Whitehall Streets—ATLANTA, CA. WILL DUPLICATE NEW VO, K BILLS. «cp30 BEDWINE & FOX make a specialty of Dissecting Instruments. A large lot of Bine Stone in Store and to arrive. REDWINE & FOX, Druggists and Apothecaries. CITY RECORD. Xotefl Hound Town Yesterday Herald Reporter*. OCR ACE.1TS. The following named gentlemen are oor Jlgentg, and are duly authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions and advertise ments: TBAVRUNG AGENTS. T. J. Burnsy ..General TraveJiu^ Agent. B. P- George Special Traveling Agent. Henry K. Davis Special Traveling Agent. J. H. Gibson Special Trav ; Agent. PKNCILETTE8. The amount of cotton received in the city yesterday wae unprecedented. The Marshal of West Po.nt has been in town for a 4/.y or two. He is looking lor the quarantine author ities of the city. Charlie Me lor’e new cUar stand oi Whitehall prom ises to be the place to get fine cigars and tobacco. Too statement yesterday that Fox would a t as ono of the ma iipulators of th* Brunswick excursion is neroby co rected, with the statement that he has taken big tier honor*. H; goes with General Me «oa The Mayor of tho city is learning bad habits. I t took a buck nigger and a siring of fat perch to toll him home last iiEht. Old Ten and Costs is out of tho city, for what reason is CBly known to himself. Aldermnn Mecasliu Is holding the reins for him until he returns. The Mayor ad interim flued a womm $25 yesterday t That's what she gets for being a woman. The half-dozen legged calf, which haa been on ex hibition on Whitehall for a day or two past, has been icmoved to other parts. The pressure was so great that it impeded passage on that particular spot. A big weddiDg party from Newnan will arrive in this city this evening. Van Alstine, tho Magic Balsam min, was in the city yesterday. He is enthusiastic, as in fact tho whole country is, on the Bilaam question. Sixteen thou sand uottlea a day are now being put up. It can knock the pane out of window-glass. Tbo savannah Njwj say* that the Police Gazette contains an illustration of Ool. B. D. Lay as he was beiug ruu through >he body by a European duellist, as described in Col. Hooper’s letter. The Herald business office will be removed to its old stan t to-day. Ica rooms have oeen refitted and rep tinted. * Maj. G-.orge Hillyer has gone to Augusta to attend a meeting of the Georgia Railroad Directors, in which the question of direct trade with Europe will have prominence. LOCAL AGENTS. Stewart k McCalls Ccnycrs, Ga THE MO/.ATiT RECEPTION. This splendid amateur musical o ganiz lion gay. No. 9—Same circuit, W. A. Hanson k Co,, vs. E. B. Loyless k Co , from TerreU, reversed. No. 11—Maeo'i circuit, Oso«r E. Bt-aoo, vs. Tallulah E. Dcmoo, by next friend, from Bi b, affirmed. No. 3, Chattahoochee Circuit. Eurnn Bradley vs Jno •John-on a 1 ministr*tor, irom Muscogee. Affirmed. No, 7, Patauia Circuit. James A Sharpe vs Wright Kennedy, fiooi Terrell. Affi-med. No. I. Chattabooch e Circuit. A L Doughtery ad ministrator vs Jacob Hoyle administrator. Reversed. No. 2, AL Duughtery admlnist ator vs W Schley. Reversed. No 8, same circuit—A L Dougherty vs Hampton S Smith; revereed. No 10, Pi uula Circuit—W M Teunvilie vs Lucy Phelps et al, f om Qultma»; reversed. No i, Chattahoochee—B F Chatham vs J J Bradford, She iff, from Muscogee; affirmed. No 1—John F London, assignee, vs John King, from Muscogee; reversed. No 8. Patiule—Platt Tajlcr vs the Siate, from Ter rell. Reversed. No 11, John McK Gunn et al, vs R T Thornton. Ro- versed. No 12, Henry J. Fillengen ot al, vs R T Thornton et al, from Raudolph. Reversed. No 8, Chattahoochee—the Southern Express Com pany vs Martin Conuor, Muscogee. Approved. The argument of cases was then resumed in regular order. No. 11. Cliattaboeehee Circuit* William Peters vs. J. J. Bradford. Sheriff—Rule against Sheriff, from Muscogee. Argued for plaintiff in error by Downing; for defendant by Fcabodj. No. 1J J. B Strapper vs. John King, garnishee, nc- tion on the case, from Muscogee. Argued by Down ing and Moses f^r plaintiff, and by Peabody for defen dant. No. 11. Wm N Garrard executor vs Wm C Dawson, case from Muncogeo. Argued for plaintiff by Moses, for defandant by P« abody. No. 15, Tho Underwriters Agency vs Edward Sea- brook aiministrator— equity from Muscogee. Ar gued for plaintiff by Mo*e*. Pending Ibis case Court | adjourned to ten o’clock this morning. tftKPSKicK Joans has a p't-d f«r »X‘-mption of Pet so iB ty, ni Mra. E. D. b all < As applie • for Home stead and Feraoua’itj. 0. D. Meador A Co have opened a first-class retail Liquor and Tobacco store next door to Red win*' k Fox. Read advertisement of Georgia Real Estate and Im migration Society. Sf.« notice of marriage of Mr. K. If. Thornton to kiiaa Emma Neal. Stop at tfce Covington Hotel if you wish nice car peted rooms, clean, .'icon, soft beds, good deals and livery accommodations. C. Cox, sppifi-tf Proprietor. Covington, Georgia. LUUAl JNuTICiilS, I want to buy a fine cottage for cash, in one quarter of a mile of the Car Shed, with four or five rooms. Let me know at once. Apply to 11. G. Kelley, Atianta, Gft. Young ladies need not be under the neces sity of taking their mother’s butter plates for button moulds, as Knox has a full line of them as largo as their heart’s desire. They have also a full lineot all the latest novelties m Fancy Good*, Fancy Ties, Ruffling* for the neck, Ac. They are also now receiving tbeir Fall stock of Millinery Goods. The ladies would do well to call on th* m before purchasing. Ivlox’k Millinery and Varieties, sept 2e t£. No. 30 Whitehall street. New Year’s Preseals lie Atlanta Daily & Weekly Dykemun, Merchant Tailor, next to Na- < tioual Hotel, can not be surpassed for doth- 1 ing or excellence of fits. Don’t bo the Peiiod and atagyggx 0 “‘ *7,000 TO BE GIVEN MUM The great excitement still prevails over tho six-legged calf. Go and see it, next door to Witt's auction house, Peachtree street. The thing is really a curiosity. To the Ladies—Bargains in Dry Goods.— As wo have determined to curry on the Cloth ing Business seperate and extensive, we off** our entire stock of Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions, etc.,at cost and below. Our stock is too large to quote prices, tut invito all in want of winter goi ds to look to their interest, as this is a fine chance to buy bargains at Cohen & Selig’h, Cor. Whitehall and Alabama streets. oct!2-6t Atlanta, Go. In order to enable us to cxrry into effect certain im rovc-menis to the UKRvLD, we propose to offer aa an Inducement to subscriber* a list of presents, tc. be awarded by an equal distribution on New Tsar* • Day. The Atlanta Daily Herald Is the only eight-page daily paper published i* tb 8oti?ii outside cf New Orleans, and i9 uolrersaBy *! tutted to be the best paper in Georgia. Masonic Notice.—Cull Convocation of Mt. Zion R. A. C., No. 16, this evening at seven o’clock, lor the purpose of conferring the R. A. Degree. Companions of Mt. Zion Chap ter and all Comj>anions in good staLding are invited to attend. By order of the M. E. H. P. S. L. Solom on son, Secretary. Mobile Shell Oysters just received at John Domini’s at CO cents a dozeu. octl l-d3t The Carpet Store.—We are now in receipt I of the most elegant stock of Carpets ever j before offered by us and our prices never so i low as now. oci!2-d2t Chamberlin, Boynton & Co. Prices Reduced !—No high prices At Cohen & Selig. Full Dress suits for Men Good Business “ •« “ Elegant “ Durable “ Handsome “ All at reduced pi i n?». Large assortment. Elcgaut stock And lowest prices. At Cohen & Ssiju’s, Corner \\ hitehall and Alabama streets. THE WEEKLY HERALD Youths. Boys. Children. The Cheapest and Best Family Journal ever publiaboi la Georg’.*. Tfco pai; ! courae of tho HERALD is a rust ante; that It wi.Il qv< i be found fighting against Pease's milk stews you tried them ? of Norfolk select, have Bond Rings and Swindlers NOW IS m THE TO SUBSCRIBE. Lambeequies iu all the new designs now ; at the Carpet Store i f Chamberlin, Boynton & Co. K. A. Qoarterman ..CnthbfTt, Ga. T. A Csudi# .Carrollton. Ga. 9. R. Wimberly Tfcumef-b, Ala. Canning k Haimon F.owery Branch, Ga. G. T. Wherlor Kufaula, A1p. THE LULL* COMBINATION. Our column* were so crowded yesterday that our fon man left out the notice we had written of this • show." A variety troupe, evidently gathered from the second class theatres of the Bowery and from the Concrt sa oons of New York generally, tho perform ance did not rise to tho bight of ordinary bad. Wo would not notice it all, indeed, but for the fact theta few ladies attended, some of whom left the hail as soon a* tbo order of tho ‘'eho*’’ was aso-rtained, while the few others present would have left had they not been too embarrassed to rise from their seats and take their departure. To the average ward politicians and thiir immediate supporters ot the slimes and alleys, the performance ass doubtless acceptable; but to respect able people it was simply disgusting. While there a as nolhifg positively nasty about the pieces, tho general character of the entiro show told of the Bowery. Tnere were lege, and not bad lookinu ones it must be said— but legs without grace and without art. As for the acting, it was ridiculously poor. Donbtless there wore people who felt highly delighted—for instance the critic of th6 other paper, who wrote ecstatically about U, after severely denouncing the elephant's tail at the reoent negro minstrel show. But aside from this able gcBtkrm&n'sand the other parties already referred to. we beard but one expression of opinion at tha doso of the perform- re *••»** in language as forcible as expre- sit t, if It al * t a fraud." j reception la9t night at Mozart Hall, on Broad at reef. | The attendance was sufficient Id make those who were ’ prohcnteDj >y the evoniug. Thoso who attonded were i amply repaid in musical gems of the first water. It is ■ proper to elate that several of the best vocalists ! belonging to tho Mozarts were not present. ■ and others who were, were incapacitated ( from takiDg a part on account of colds. It is not often that w* Fulton Superior Con HON. JOHN L. HOPKINS, JUDGE PBESXD STRANGEJto IN THE CIIY. Alex. S. Erwin, I>q.. of the firm of Cobb, Erwin k Cobb, and one of the best lawyers of Athens, and Col. John W. Nicbolsol, who is probably the largest capi talist la Athena, passed through the city on yesterday on their way home from Chicago, where they Lave been on railroad business. P. Van Alstine, the notorious Doctor of Barnesvillo, it registered at tfce National Hotel. Bill Brown, proprietor of the Brown House of Ma con, Ga., which la considered by the traveling public aa tbe best hotel in the State, was In the city yest -rday Qrown knows more people and has more friends than any other man extant. Mr. Robt. H. Johnson, a youcg lawyer of marked ability from Griffin, Is registered at tbe Kimball House. 4 We had fbe pleasure yesterday of mcetiDg in our office Mr. Iverson L. Hunter, the genial and talented editor of the "Georgia Bojs," published at Milledge- vllle. in this State. The general traveling agent of the Hobald is under uady obligations to Mr. Hunter for favors which he will be happy to reciprocate. The following, among others, were at the National Hotel last night; LE Price, Montieello; C H Hewitt, Baltimore; J N Young. Due West, 8 C; Miss C Chalmers, Newberry, 8 C; W A Potts, Air-Line Retlw&y; C A Nooll. Southern Express Company; A D Candler, Gainesville; Jno Thomson, Stone Mountain; J W Harrison, 8 C; Tho* H Biker, Orterkvillv; J G M Reynolds, Adairfcviilo; II l/iftin. Air-lone Riiiw&y; J H Bark, Senoia; EX May, Knoxville; Henry Keffer, Montgomery; T J Harp. Kingston; R Bender, Louisville, Kj; J H Smith, Paris, Ky; J B I.awton, Forsyth; Jesse Dcrace, Newnan. Court met at 8}i o'clock. J. II. Calloway appeared and was sworn as a grand juror. W. J. Houston, Treasurer M. L. k B. Association vs. vere I John Harriscn—Petition to forec'os,* mortgage. This enjoy j default being settled, it was ordered that this csbc be such privileges, and it roust be said that the perform- ! entered settled und defendant pay costs, ances of the Moztrfs last evening were highly credit- | tame entry mado in fifften other similar cases. N. able. It is too late to particularize, or there were , J. Hammond for plaintiff in all these cases, some pieces rendered, of which too much can be said. W, W. Harris vs. Jeff Campbell and Charles H This is one of the institutions of Atlanta, and one j Lockbart, bill, etc , and C. A. Lockhart and John Lock- which r< fleets great credit upon those who are active j hart vs. Wm. W Harris and A. M. Pcrkerson, Sheriff, in its success. They have another rehearsal next [ bill, etc.—Verdict and doerto by consent, and judg- Tuetday evening, at which time some rare musical | mont therern. gems will l>e produced. Tbe wholesale firm ol O’Connor, Robinson & Co., c *11 ihe attention of tbe ladies of Atlanta • and vicinity to their retail Millinary Rooms, w _ , i i i ,! connected with their Wholesale Department We make a specially of black and colored , „ „ _ 1 o-,, A n *. * “i *, corner of IM or and Decatur streets, opposite Silks, and sell them at lower prices than ever [ before sold in Atlanta. List if Presents for tie Dailj ocll2 d2t Chamberlin, Boynton & Co. The greateht excitement is over the greatest curiosity, the six legged calf. Go everybody and see it, it is the greatest freak the world ever saw. No. CO, Whitehall street, Atlanta. Eating Saloon. -John Domini's if you want anything good to eat. octli-«13t DEMOCRATIC MEETING. Furnunt to call a largo number of the Democrats of tbe First Ward me*, at tho R E Leo Engine House last vight, and were called to order by the President, Mr. C. W. Wells, who explained the object of the meeting to be the appointment of an executive com - mittee to serve on the central committee. Tha fol lowing gootlemen constitute that committee: E. P. Howell, J. J. Birnr s, D. Mayer, 8. P. Wells and H. K. Shackelford. Cspt. 8. D. Hasiott introduced a resolution request ing the Central Committee to take into consideration the proptinty of keeping tbe polls open on the day of nomination from 11 o’clock a. at. to 7 o’clock f. m. This resolution, after some discussion, was adoptep. Iu response to calls Col. Geo. T. Fry and others made vigorous and telling speeches, which were well received. The speech of CoL Fry, who is one of the finest orators in tho city, was ospec ally interesting and in accordance with the true democracy cf the First Ward. Jackson’s Magic Balsam is causing those sufferers with those little painful tormentors W. H. Freeman and H. 0. Shields were sworn as : called corns to rejoice. It removes the pain in a very few minutes. Try it. opposite ! the Kimball House. The Retail Department is under the man agement of Mrs. Kate O’Connor, who cordially invites her friends and former customers to come and examine her stock of handsome trimmed and untrimmed Hats, Bonnets and Millinery in general. I can and will competo ! EVERY’ PROFESSIONAL SHOULl with any house in tbe South, both in price j TAKE IT. and style. Ladies, coma and sea lor your-! EVERYBODY SHOULD TAKE IT. Most Itespectlulty, Mrs. K±tf. O'CoSNaa EVERY MERCHANT SHOULD TAKE f»\ EVERY MECHANIC SHOULD TAKE t~ selves. petit juror*?. Howard Van Epps, Esq , was granted leave of ab sence until Tuesday. The trial oi the case of Atlanta Medical College vs. Wallace A* Alexander, Bill, &c.,, consumed nearly the whole day. It was argued by Col. Robert Baugh and Col. T. P. Westmoreland for cotnpliiuant, and by B. Abbott and Col. L. E. Bleckley for defendant. After an absence of an hour tbe jury returned a verdict, declaring the Sheriff’s deed to defendants null and of no effect, and perpetually enjoining tho defend ants from taking possession. The case of W. R. Phillips vs. James F. Cooper was tried. Veidict for plaintiff. Glenn A Son for plain tiff ; N. J. Hammond and J. T. Cooper for defendant. J. A. Hayden vs. Tncmas S. Powell and Rush Irwin, Henderson & Tdbrence—Greene Line Gro cery Store, Whitehall street, wholesale and re tail Grocers, and dealers in all kinds of coun try Produce. Butter, Eggs, Chickens, .Ap ples, Potatoes, Onions and Cabbage, special ties, and constantly on hand. Elicuimal and vaper baths, given nttre • No. 43.’, Broad street. All subscribers who pay ua $5 for six month* ae soription to the Daily HERALD, above all arrearage, from this date to New Year’s Day, will have ait chance of obtaining one of the following Presents, *; be awarded on that day: 1 Cash Present I P<ano, worth 4 Gold Watrnei 5 Sewing Machines 5 Sets Furniture 13 Sets China Wait Kept 27, dtf. dutt.Dt. Tbj, case va» Mng argMd »t ®vc o'clock j , ar g e , t in Georgia, and vra are offering bar- by Colonel Mynott lor plaintiff. 1 * & l'ultict Slates Circuit and IM-ctriet Court*. New Life for the Languid.—Perfect health is vouchsafed to tew. Probably ninety peo ple out of every hundred who call themselves healthy have their ‘‘turns’* ot langour, ex haustion, depression of spirits and bodily pain. At these times a wineglas-dul of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is as relreshiugas ‘ the shad ow of a rock m a weary land.” It invigorates | 4 Sel9 Dickens' Works, green and Henderson »t Torrence. and rests the system and cheprs the mind, j gold Edition — The effect of the Bitters in cases of nervous * Sets Wavcrly Novels debility, produced either by undue physical j * Sets Buiwtr'a w«rks, Library exertion, over-study, intense anxiety, or any j Edition other cause, is wonderful reviving and invigo- j 'A3 Copies Shakspcare’s Compu te ratiDg. In fact, this healthful vegetable re- j Works storative possesses medicinal properties which :»oo Superb Cbromos, worth from entitle it to the lank of an article of prime ne- : §3 to $10 each cessiiy, and it should be kept on hand in eve- j ry dwelling, and promptly taken as a remedy j ^ _ for all tho minor ailments, as well as for more j serious complaints. oct8-lw. 5 0% 300 «K> 400 CO 300 OO 300 ©e > 300 ^ To strangers in the city and clothing buy ers generally—we invite attention to our hand some styles in ready made garments. For the fall and winter seasons our steek is tho A PHVSlOItN in TROUBLE. Dr. A. y. Spradlicg was on yesterday arrested under warrant, charging him with larceny after trust in converting property of his niece. Thee iso was in* vestisisted before Justice W. P. Hammond and the defendant was required to give bond in the sum of $500 for his appearance at the Superior Court. Colo- nol H. J. Sprsyberry appeared as counsel for the prosecution and Captain J. M. McAfee for tbo de fendant. STATION HOUSE REPORT. William White was arrested on a charge of larceny, and will be tried to-day. It is alleged that hs stole twenty dollar* in currency from a countryman. Five arrests had been made for offenses against tha city up to 12 o’clock last night. At the Police Court three parties were triod, one of whom, a woman, was fined $25 and costs. IXECUTIYE COMMITTEE FIFTH WARD. In accordance with the resolution of the Fifth Ward Demccratio Club, authorizing its Pr< sldent to appoint an Executive Committee, consisting of five members, I hereby appoint the following named gentlemen as such committee: Geo. W. Fall. John Davis, E. M. Roberta. M. Goss, President. HON. JNO. EO0XXSE, JtTDGE, FXUCtZDXXU. Courts met at usual hour. United 8tatcs vs Isaiah Hollingsworth, illicit distill ing. Trial concluded. Argued for government by Col. H. P. Farrow, and for defendant by Oen. Girtrell and Mr. Akerman. No vo xUct up to hour of adjomn- ment. United States vs. William Clerk, illicit distilling. Tried, and the government failing to make out its case, the defendant’s counsel took a verdict of not guilty. Gen. Gartrell for defendant P. M. Champion plead guilty to working in an illicit distillery. Sentenced to six mouths imprisonment and to pay a fine of $£00 and coats. A. B. Calhoun for defense. United States vs. Harvey Audorsou, illicit distilling. Verdict of not guilty by consent. Hill and Cculey for detendant. Tho following cises are tot for trial to day : United States vs. 20 packages peach and apple bran- j ily—2 packages of whisky. I j General Gartrell for claimant, j U. 8. vs P. M. Morris, illicit distilling. ! Atw-ter vs Durand, assumpsit, j Retard vs Relard. ! U. 9. vs T A. Morris, illicit diatilliP*. ! gains. Style, fit and durability are character- j istics of tbe clothing purchased from M. & J. Hibsch, Clothiers and Tailors, 50 Whitehall street. 130 €0 10* 0“ STATE LAW CARDS. PRESENTS for THE WEEKLY HEREB P&rtie* having basinet* in any of the tow ^ 1 * : named below, will find the Lavyeri tchose Cards It is w hispered by Lorse-dOlliers that Jack- nsrrted below reliable and prompt. Cards inserted year. Bon s Magic Balsam will remove warts from j ■ horses. By making incissions in the warts ! 1L1 1 until they bleed freely, and then saturate the corn with the Balsam, and in a few days the corn will disappear. John P. Fort, : Attorney at Law. n r. —- . j C. B. Wooten, Ocb Dross stork never before so complete , Attorney at Law. as now. Chamberlin, Boynton A Co. j t hekb. ~~ j oetl2-d2t A. ‘ Cobb, Erwin &. Cobb. Jackson’s Magic Balsam, it is said, has never ! Attome? , at i,»w, Athens, G«. failed to cure the worst case of colic in horses, i Thousands of dollars will be saved by its I 411 Emory Speer, j Lawyer, Athens, Georgiw, an »Jaicitor General, will at- timely use. tend the Courts cf Clarke, Jackson, Walton, Gwinnett, ' All subscribers who shall pay us $2 00 for oca f&s ■ subscription to the WEEKLY HERALD wiU have a:-, equal s tare la the toilowiog Presents, tub? awsedk- that day: 1 Cash Prcseit tr,* 1 AO-Saw Galiatt Gin, of de sired make 3#* £*> 1 Cotton Screw 139 OO 90 One-horse Turn Plows... 139 O* 10 Two-horse Torn Plows 199 ©ri 10 *ets Cottage Furniture 199 ©** 30 Toilet Sets 309 0»« 400 Handsome Engrav ings, valu ed nt from $3 to $3 cock........ 709 ^ Millinery Openino. DDnnogaD, cUmiant. ; nofc rem&ve( j p r y 0r street opposite tbe \ . j Kimball House, but just returned from New i »H bu.- PLAN OF AWARDINB PRESENTS. Jno. D. Wing, Y. M. Trwin. Justices* Courts. justice Butt jesterdaj btrnnJ Duncan Hiuea, a col-1 Weduesday. tho 11th nud 15th inst., ut No. oreil boy about ten years old, to tbo City Oonrt f° r J 27 Whitehall wtreet. On receipt of the mo nay. or ot the nama, with tt money, from our agents, we will send to eorb subocri - 4 , — . c her a printed and numbered ticket, entitling th York with the hahd.somest stock of Millinery, ness. holder to whatever preens may be awarded tt* Fancy Goods and Ladies’ Fashionable Fat-! _ ' .... ’ n ?£ b vl» a** »r« „ . J £ ... a- i xr r* n U Gn New Years aa; tbe numberoa coupons frocs terns for this seasou ever offered beforo in ; O. U. mil, which each ticket is torn will too placed in a Urg-. this market, and will be pleased to have all , Attorney at Law All business promptly and careftil-j wh«.el, and a numbered list of ticket* reprrsMHfiy the ladies in the city and surrounding conn- j Mmo resrectfulty solicited. ; presents wiU be placed in another and a emailer try to call and see her stock on Tuesday and ; ALBANY. Weduesdav. tholllh and 15tli inst.. at No. TEMPERANCE FOR THE COLORED PEOPLE. At its recent seesion in Augusta the Grand Lodge •r Georgia, Independent Order of Good Templars, made provision for the organization of lodges of True Reformer*, s temperance organization for the colored people, with a ritual entirely separate and distinct frem thri of the Good Templars, and placed the sup- pliee in the hands of the Grand Woithy Chief Tem plar, Iiev. L. R. GtrsRnef of Rome, who is authorised iy send them out to the Lodge Deputies throughout Ike State, with power to organise the colon d people iat> lodge*. The ritual is said to be very well adapted t>th* want* of this people, an I the ceremony of i&i- Wation very impressive and beautiful. We learn that Mr. J. O Thrower of this city has a set of supplies on kmd, which win be tamed over when application is made by ten responsible colored men, who desire to make up * lodRe- THE KNIFE. Samuel McGruder and another employee ol Dr. An- gier. (both colored), engaged in s spirited dispute on last Monday night, which resulted in a rather reriou* cutting sffrsy. The scene cf action was Dr. Angler's Pence de Loon Springs. McGruder rays that the at- took was both unexpected and unprovoked. He was walking off, thinking the matter was at an end, when he saw this rn»» approaching him with s knife in his hand, and before ho had time to mak* any d-fence, the negro struck him with the knife, rutting him through tho chin. Tasking, in all, a wound stout six inches long. The wound Inflicted, though very painful, is pronounced by Dr. H. D'Alvigny, who dress'd the wound, as not being dsn nous. Tho knife cut all of ihe outer integuments < f the cheek* without penetra ting the mouth. The wounded amis about torty yaxra oV?—was perfectly rober at the time of Ike en counter. BURGLARY'. Ga Mond-ty night thieves entered two residences on Powers atreet, and stole from one table linen and a few other articles; from the other a trunk aad box, and carried them into a building in course of con struction and opened them, but did not seem to find anything of value they wanted, and left tha contents In the trunk. They also attempted to e&tor two other houses on the Fame street, but were unsuccessful. i stealing cigars from M. Oxlccraa. City t'ouit, ...... . ... i^ouguerty, uaaer ana aiiicneu counue*. Retail merchants in city and country will j made. Ail business diligently attended to. wheel. 1 In the presence of a committee of prominent tni -*-i r » | well known gentlemen, a blindfolded boy will draw i I nomas K. Lyon, j cumber from the large wheel. Another r»oy wifi dra-v Attorney at Law, practices regularly in the Courts o * ticket from the prize wheel, representing the pree Dougherty, Baker and Mitchell counties. Collections to which the holdsr of the ttrvt driwu - - entitled. . save morn*}' by buying “Georgia Factory” This Court met yesterday morning but adjoivned j ’ ° without transacting any business. j Sheetings Bud Shirtings from — Dunn, Oolltull Co., CITY" BUSINESS Agents for Georgia Factory. m i: k i o V s. PROFIT BY WHAT YOU BEAD. Mr. Luch Harris begs ua to remind tho public iu general that he keeps better cigars, wines and liquors than anybody. He is still keeping tho Girl of the Period on Marietta atreet, and he proposes to mix mor« tempting drinks than any man in Atlanta. Now, that Lee Smith haa moved to Mtoon. he defies com petition. THIRD WARD. • J. R. McCleskey, Attorney at Law. g A RR KrV ILL* . - AGENTS WANTED COTTON STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF MACON, GEORGIA. Office of Sufcazstkndrxt of Agasct, October 10, 1873.—This ooropsny is prepared to issue policies on tho “stock plsu/’ the premiums on which are from twenty to twenty-five per cent less than on the j mutual rates. An opportunity is thus offer.fi to all a ho desire insurance, or who may wish, from any cause, to trans fer their policies from other companies, to place their risks in a reliable Home Institute, at a leas rate (not- In every Town aad Village iu Georgia. AiaeiOi* , South Carolina and other contiguous States. Libera • commissions allowed. Reference* required from aQ desiring to b • j como agents. Money can be *ent at our risk by K>9T-OFK(?C Tho Democratic citizen* of this ward are requested withstanding increase of age) than the original coat to meet at the store of Dr. Thompson on Thursday : The “Cotton States” has an available reserve of eap- evdningst 7>; o'clock. Necessary business requires a j ital and deposits of $300,#00, which la entirely lade- good attendance. By order ol the P esldent. A. Ct'NXOixv, Secretary. 1 pendant of its business, anfd Is not used therein, thus affording stronger guarantee than any company doing J. G. Xh i.y. ; business in the State. W. J. Maotil, Superintendent Agencie*. ALL RIGHT AGAIN. The hint given in tbe Hebald yesterday as to the iahgeroos condition of the Broad street bridge, has taken by the proper imteUka Daring the day that Hang this banner on tho outer walls that Folch&r & Valentine send challenge to the' . . , WOrld $1,000 ill gold to produce H butter- ; m., , • „ L V - . ; jbwupj U»a WO ■> our n»A VJ rvsl -Uf . . , , A T-x « t • « • Jaw.. ? rmctic6 10 circuit aaa Supreme Court. ORDER, BEGI5TKBKD LKTTEfk. cr EXFHESi. scotch candy equal to Falchar« Premium, j Solicits business. _ Specimen Copies of the herald «*ot om*** Buttersooteh c-dablishod 1858. idiALB«B«. ttomAddres. octl4 5t F. A. Block, Agent. , HEKALD PUBLISHING Joseph McConneil p 0 B «<> Atl , Attorney at Law, Calhoun. Gordon county. CU.. win | V. DO JL SO, AUdU practice »a all the Courts. Office at the ecmri house. A it 1 Kin V 1 L L K . I E Ib.cr.gr.zingth.knwrjMtOf lh. down to .Iructor. umlwrreut .om. «ll x ht rff.ir., rendering It probtbljr nfe for Ugbt travel, at leaal for . whi:p. Wba* ha. become of the new iron bridge . long promised'; WHALE SKELETON. Tbe Kccat whale ekeloton mil be s.M at, WedOMd.7, November 331 b. To Atusti ilKacHASTa.—On the 224 of October tbe Snsiness Mirror will be issned in quarto form, and one thousand copies will be printed for gratuitous distribution. At lanta merchants now have an opportunity ot placing their names and business prominently before the people in this section of tho State. To secure insertion, advertisements must be received by the lGlli instant. Rates veasoa- abler Address: W. T. C'lIUISTCTlIEH, oetll-3t Fort Valley, Ua. c U tt A H a K . Wofford A Milner, J P ok a r*H W. W. Turner. ARonu y-at-Lsw. Special aUautiou girca to eut ‘ j |~^a yA y NTTS. J. C. Clements An ounce in gold tor every box of chewing c Cabaniss A Turner Attorneys st-Lsw, will practice lu the co .m» . .. . . „ _ ^ J - - Circuit, nnd Supreme Ootvrt, snd el*evbem Ky •pt'cial i *° collection*. Claims foe wild contract. , sttejaded to A. D. Hammond, THOSE HITCHING POSTS. A lew days ago ws tuggeKcd the propriety ol erect- lag hitching posts in filflaisbt {arts of the city In or der to prevent ths necessity oi leaving horses standing loose oa the streets, which is frequently attended with danger. We are glad to notice that our suggestion III been taken thus early by some few of our more thoughtful eitv.s&a, and ws hope to ass tbe good work B24 6 right along. On the private streets several posts already been put down, and onr neighbors of Tbe Bows Machine Company have erected an additional ponton the front on Alabama street. Thai's ths way MAYOR LEYD2N WITHDRAWN. Atlanta, Ga., October 14, Iff?;;. To tin: Kdttow.of the Bbbju.d: Please »ay that I am not a candidate (or Mayor, but that I expect to support the Hon. John Collier for that position. * Tours truly, A. Leyden. FARM FOB SAlE. llonry West, of Decatur, DeKalb county, offers a very valuable farm for sals. It is within a few mites of Atlanta—the tenants agree to remain, ana the terms are easy. This is a splendid chance to buy a good home. mim that will ennal Valentina's CroimTown I L* w T* r * practice in Flint Circuit, the United j Hamilton Yancey, gum mat will equal voiemine a urcam iowu ! 8tllte , Di „rtotCourU, and Wuprv.m*IWL I Attorn,y .1 law. Offlre In K.w £mpttV iUxA. Boil Hal-am. Frmk E. Slock, Agent, in receipt of large shipment discount to tbe trade. octl4-5t. 1.10 K t VA1.1.KV. om appJ. **• i co^n w COURT RECORD. LONDON DOCK GIN. He • notice of Diningrr's old Londoa l>o. k i FAIR COMMITTER. Tbs L*di<V Fair Committee of the Library Associa tion are requested to meet this evsning at S o'clock HOWLING ALLEY. H. Muhlenbrink will open a bowling alley this morn- Ing in connection with bis bar, etc. Mu prime Court. Iti this tribunal yesterday morning decisions were announced la Ihe following cases, argued ths prece ding week: No. 1—Pat aula c'.rcult. Dr. D. Jaynes and ton, vs. B. W. hheOeld, from Early county, reversed. SUPPEB AND ENTERTAINMENT. It will be seen by reference to notice eleswhere, that an entsruinment will take place at ths Hall of Floral Lodge, I. O. G. T„ corner of Decatur and Bell etreeta, on Thursday evening, ths 23d lust. Let sll tbe friend* of the temperance cause attend. W. C. Collier Mowmiso Dbms Gooiw in Jamise, Bomba- j Attonw,T Ckw»tol«MUw.r«n vw.«% aino, genuine Silk Warp Alpacu, Haratboo, I f-J K 1 K *' 1 ■ ItusssI Cord, Paris Reps, Cashmere, Empress, ! French Merino, and everything else desirable Wlu , at toircM possible pruts at ; trmtM toLli cu,. llwrtiw. Iu the ktiut Chvyitt. octl 2-sun A tufa. Ton:; KeejVh _ , . .. Doyal O Nunnally, Uunlap Scott. Practices in ail the Courts. C. A. Thornwell, qi AOIAH 9 PH I IV US. in Atlanta at octl2-suoAtue», Jons Kpklt's. J If you want a stylish suit made to order go j Attorn., >t u!y’ Gollier, to M. & J. HlUSCH, H* 0NTE2 VMA iSD HOHPE Merchant Tailors. 11Y1 George F. Pierce V 1 John H. Woodward. irH All tbe candidates buy tbeir clothes from Dykeman. FISH A DUPREE. Aitorneysst Law. W A8H1HGT0H. W. H. Toombe, Attorn., it Law. Prompt utMtlsa ctv«n u V, Sot. e.u .ntc-u««I to kl, <»».