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A o o THE C i T Y • notice to city IIBWBUIBI Mr. J. L. Crenshaw ia the sole authorised | igent in the city for receiving subscriptions to the Hvh»t.t>, and from this date we shall 1 reooenize only his receipts as valid. tB TX gR; JSZ ZED <te WholeSMOe and Retail Booksellers & Stationers Dealers in Printer’s Stock, Small .Wares, Fancv Goods, Ac., Corner Alabama and Whitehall Streets—ATLANTA, CA. i WILL DUPLICATE NEW YObK BILLS. «ep30 COURT RECORD. Supreme Court. ATLANTA BRANCH GREAT SOUTH- BFN OIL WORKS. Headquarters for Oils and Paints. The largest and most com plete stork In the Southern States, at pri ces to compere with any other markets, in immense assortment or ArtMs’ Mate rials and Window i.lass. Send for Price Lists. CARLEY, DUCK A CO. 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. In tliia court yesterday, argument was concluded in No 15, Chattahoochee Circuit—Tbe Underwriters' Agency vs Edward Scabrotk, administrator; equity, irom Muscogee. Argued for plaintiff in error by R. J. Moses, and for defendant by General H L. Denning. No 1C, same circuit—W R and L tikinuer vs Allen, Trior 5c lilget; assumpsit, from Mnaoogce. Argued for plaintiff by Peabody, and for defendant by Martin J Crawford. No 17—Eagle k Phanix Manufacturing Company vs White, 8hcffie.d 5; Co; garnishment, from Muscogee. Taken up bat not concluded. Pending the epeuing arKtiment of General Benning for plaintiff in error in this case, court sojourned to JO o’clock this morning. Fulton Superior Court. t£M Round Town Yesterday* by* Herald Reporters. OUR AGENTS. Xfce following named gentlemen are our Agents, and are duly authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions and advertise ments: TRAVELING AGENTS. T. J. Burney General Traveling Agent. B. F. George Special Traveling Agent. Henry It. Davis Special Traveling Agent. j -J. H. Gibson Special Traveling Agent. LOCAL AGENTS. Stewart k McCalls Conyers, Ga. K. A. Qxurtcnnao Cuthbert, Ga. T. A. Caudle Carrollton, Ga. 5 5. R. Wimberly Tecunaseh, Ala. Canning It Hariuon Flowery Branch, Ga. C. P. Wheeler Enfanla, Ala. STRANGERS IN THE Gill. Alphabet Blackman, of tbe Barnosvillc Patriot, was in the city yesterday. He looks as healthy as ever, so the report that he was starving himself into a good fighting condition must be untme. Mr. J. W. Coker, a merchant of high standing from Centre, Alabama was in the city yesterday, on busi ness. Mr. French Strange, a lawyer who is well known and formerly of the editorial staff of the Opelika Ob server, is registered at the National hotel. J. E. Johnson, a cotton broker and banker oi high standing from Griffin, is at the Kimball House. OoL R M. Young, of LaGrange, is at tbe National. The following, among others were at the National Hotel last night: Thomas B Jeter, SM Rice, G W Peake, Unior, South Carolina; John B Glass, Chattanooga; J CCBlackburn Barneoiifle; X C Dugas, Georgia Railroad; James Cothran, Kentucky; H B Kittrell, Woodbury, Tennes see; J W Young, Alexandria; J A Trigg, Augusta; J N Smith, Parris, Kentucky; T J Warp, Lexington, Ky; E Lewis, Air Line Railroad; R Rucker, Louisville, Ky; M M Wolfe, Charlotte, N 0; A C Barnett, Southern Ex press Comprny; A J McDonald, Baltimore, D Frank- fussey, Montgomery, Ala; Alfred Clark, New York; Col B M Young, 1.1Grange; H R Harris, Greenville; H X Marrow. Nashville, John W Abbott. Fran k A Page. Stokes Stubbs, L A Lents, New York Circflk and Me nagerie; Charles Stow, New York city; Bothwell Gra. Bun, Augusta; A R Fuller, Norcross; Mrs Fowler and children, E D Hudson, Covington; 8 C Weems, Griffin; J W Carter and daughter, Fairborn, John 8tubb, Au gusta; B A Thompson, Walhalla, SC; T L Chnndler, Montgomery; John M Edge, Douglas county; Frank Strange, Opelika; J M Anderson, S C Williams. G D Harwell, J K Johnson, Griffin. MAJ. JNO. 0. WHITNER. A correspondent of the New York Insurance Spec tator, writing from Atlanta, says: Major John C. Whitner, one of the oldest, if not the oldest, established agent in Atlanta, has recently add ed to his list of reliable companies the Firemans Fund, of California. Qe is not yet above his busi ness, but attends to the minor details with all the ardor of a solicitor with his first rank, or a girl of the period “doing up" her back hair. The m^jor can boast of having tbe finest signs in the South, one, containing the insignia of three companies, “the JfaH fording the brook" in the middle, flanked by two others, presents a very artiatio appearance. Another, the facsimile of the Triumph's Chicago demon, shows “John C. Whitner, agent" in large block letters on the water in the foreground, “Lon,; may be wave !'* A HANDSOME SIGN. The handsomest signs in the city are to bo seen at the main entrance to Tint Fk.vkklin Steam Pjuntixo Hocsu, the work of Mackle the painter. Go see thorn and then encourage our excellent friends of the Franklin, with an order for printing. Be assured of one thing, the job work of that bonse cannot be ex celled. if equalled, by any house In the country, cith er North or South. Another featare Is. you deal with the most obliging and agreeable of gentlemen. Andy Johnson's Fortune. CONCERNING THE LOSS OF HIS S63.000—WHAT ARE HIS POLITICAL PE03P1SCT8—TIIE COMING CAMPAIGN IN TEN NESSEE. Correspondence of the Courier-Journal. Nashville, October 11, 1873. There is much sympathy in Tennessee po litical circles, squares and triangles tor Andy Johnson, now that the hard earnings of a life time have been apparently swept away. His enemies share in the expression of sympathy. Even those who thought he ought bo hang last fail lor committing the unpardonable sin of running tor Congress, now j in iu the deep sympathy everywhere manifested for the old mao. THAT SEVENTY-THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS was the bulk of bis lortune—four-fifths of it at least. It was the earnings ot a life-time, and all accumulated honestly. Forty years in the public service, and never stole any thing. When Johnson retired from the Pres idency, he had seventy thousand dollars, mostly saved from his salary of twenty-five thousand a year. He did not entertain nig gardly, nor was he mean or stinted ns to his personal expenses; and the fact that he could save sixteen or eighteen thousand a year from his salary, gives the lie to the assertions of the partisans of President Grant that a man can not live comtortably in the Presidential office on a salary of twenty-five thousand a year. It should be remembered, too, that the “contingent expenses” of the White House are about twenty thousaud a year higher un der Grant thau under Johnson. Hut ba tbe salary what it may, no one can say that John- LOCAL NUTICE8. Pease's Norfolk Oysters in tbe shell nrri re fresh every d*y. Wplfitt I want to bay a fine cottage for dasb, to one quarter of a mile of the Car Shed, with four or five rooms. Let mo kuow at once. Apply to B. G. Kelley, Atlanta, Ga. Have you ever smoked any ot Chu. Mead or’s cigars? Then you are lost lo fume. Charles Meador A Co. have the finest as sortment of cigars in the city. Headquar ters licit to Redwine & Fox's. Young ladies need not be nnder the neces sity of takisg their mother's bntter plates for button monlds, as Knox has a fall line of them as large as their heart's desire. They have also a full lino ot all the latest novelties lu Fancy Goods, Fancy Ties, Rnfflings for the neck, Ac. They are also now receiving their Fall stock of Millinery Goods. The ladies would do well to call on them before •TATE LAW *•* Portia kaMny butinai in any of Or few tmmt* below, will find the Lawyer! whale Curd* alerted below reliable and prompt. Cardl married 130 a year. John P. Fort, Attorney at Law. IIOX. JOHN i.. HOPKINS, JUDCJE rBrwpiso. The Court met at the usual hour. J A Hayden vs Tbos S Powell and Rush Irvin c'aiin acta—ciaim withdrawn. Collier, Mynatt k Collier plaintiffs' attorneys. A charter was petitioned lor by J C Watkins, J N Langston, J M Craucli, J G Thrower, W R Barrow, H n Dickson. J C Rogers, A J McBride, J D Holmes, II Franklin, J T Eichberg. P Pfeifer, W S Gramling, R A Holliday and W R Hanleiter, for themselves and their present and future associates, incorporating them un der the name and styie ol the “Odd Fellows Hall Asso ciation,"/or the purpose of accumulating sufficient funds to erect an Odd Fellows Hall m said city. L J Glenn & Sons representing the petitioners. Savon true bills were returned by tbe Graud Jury. U. 8. Chase vs. L. 8. Bautin. Jufigment by default for plaintiff for $2,000, with interest and costs. XL P. Farrow vs. Boyd Wilson k Co., managers | son did not Georgia 8tate Lottery. Dismissed. L J. Glenn & ! ‘* EARN HIS MONEY.’” BETTER THAN GRANT. Son defendant’s attorneys. ; He remained at his post ot duty in the hot W. J. Houston, Treasurer Gate City Loan and j and dusty months of summer, as well as in Building Association, vs Jonn Ficken. Rule to fore- the chilling blasts of winter. He did not gad close mortgage. The trial of this case consumed al most the whole day, and was being argued at 4>, o’clock. Col. N. J. Hammond for p'aintiff; Mynatt k Dell for defendant. Uiiilrit Slates Circuit ami l)I*tr over the couutry in company with horse jock eys and gamblers, setting a pernicious exam ple to subordinates, and putting the govern ment on wheels. i As to how much of the $73,000 A. J. will t Courts. ! ever get, there is a difference of opinion. Some say never a red, while others take a hon*. jno. EnsiisE, judoe, ruEMDiso. ! more hopeful view ot Cooke’s finances. j THE EX-PRESIDENT’S POLITICAL PROSPECTS. Speaking of Johnson reminds mo that there C. D. Moador & Co. have the best eigarg in town. All the town boys smoke cigars from Mead or’s new store. Meador & Co. sell cigars and tobacco to all tbe military, and they brag on them. All connoiseurs in the smoking line puff Meador’s cigars and chew his “Calhoun” tf - bacco. His headquarters are on Whitehall ] street, next to Red wine & Fox’s drug store. j Charley Meador has the most complete j stock of imported cigaia in the city. All the j fashionables shoke them. purchasing. Knox’s Millinery and Varieties, 1 Att ^ . No. 30 Whitehall street. sept 2e-tf. _ m . r I A THEN 8. Dykeman, Merchant Tailor, next to Na-j Cobb, ErwinT& Cobb, tioual Hotel, can not be surpassed for cloth-: ing or excellence of fits. .... . Don’t be “nidt-ring," but go to the Girl of the Feiiod and get an eye-opener. Attorneys it Law, Athens, Ga. Pease's Golden Fries sent lo families by j order. The great excitement still prevails over the six-legged calf. Go £nd see it, next door to j Witt’s auction bouse, Peachtree street. The ; thing is really a curiosity. Pease’s mush and milk served at any hour. I Masonic Notice.—Cull Convocation of Mt. Zion R. A. C., No. 16, this evening at BeTen o’clock, for the puipose of conferring tbe R. A. Degree. Companions of Mt. Zion Chap ter and all Companions in good standing are invited to attend. By order of the M. E. H. P. S. L. Solomonson, Secretary. Pease's milk toasts, Oh Jx>rd! To the Ladies—Bargains inDry Goods.— As we hove detennined to carry on the Cloth ing Business seperate and extensive, wc offer onr entire stock of Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions, etc.,at cost and below. Oar stuck is too large to qnote prices, but invite all in want of winter goi ds to look to their interest, as this is a fine chance to buy bargains at Cohen <1 Selig's, Cor. Whitehall and Alabama streets. oetl2-Cl Atlanta, Ga. Pnic£3 Reduced !—No high prices At Cohen & Selig. Full Dress Butts for Men Good Business “ •' “ Elegant “ “ Youths. Durable “ “ Boys. Handsome “ “ Children. All at reduced pi ices. Large assortment. Elegant stock And lowest prices, At Cohen A Selig's, Corner Whitehall and Alabama streets. Emory Speer, a, Georgua u Solicitor G Lawyer, Athens, Oeorgiti; se sauettor General, will at tend the Courts of Clarke, Jackson, Walton, Gtrinnafct Hall, Banks. Franklin. Habersham. White, Bahaa and {five attention to collection! and o:her - 1 - 1 —* Tinsley W. Rucker, Attorney-xt-Lew— Prompt attention given tc aQ 'mu ness. c. dThmi, Attorney at Law All business prompt)? and cmc-tui ly attended to, and tno same respectfully solicited. ^L BAHT. Thomas R. Lyon, Attorney at Law, practices regularly in the Coartfl Dougherty, Baker and Mitchell counties. CoilectiDO made. All buaineaa diligently attended to. EBlOUi; J. R. McCleske Attorney at Law. A R NK 8 V I L L K B ey. J. A. Hunt. c A L H O l .V . Joseph McConnell Pease's milk stews ol Norfolk select, have /1 A KT E its v I l L K you tried them ? ! ^ Mobile Shell Oysters just received at John Domini’s at CO cents a dozen. octl i-d3t Did you ever try Pease’s salt and pepper. Courts met as usual hour. Iu the case of United States vs Isaiah Hollingsworth, the jury returned a verdict of not guilty. Gartrcll .V | are whispenngs in the air that he and May | nard will be the contestants for the Guberna- ASrman for defense. The following indit^pents for illicit distilling were nol pros’d on motion of District Attorney: United States vs. Albert Henderson; same, vs Henry Hender son; same, vs Wm. Henry Hendeison. United States vs E ijah Bowdon; illicit distilling. Continued. John S Eouland, et al, vs William Ci Ron laud, et a!. Bill, etc. Loave given complainants to file supple mental bill, and c tee continued. United States vs Wiiliam Lance. Continued. United States vs Peter Kwith. Continued. United States vs Harvey Anderson. Illicit distilling. Tried, and defendant’s counsel took a verdict of not guilty by consent. Hill & Conley for defense. The following cates are set for trial tc-Iay. United States vs Wilburn Candell. United States vs 8a auel Rice. Courts adjourned till usual hour this morning. CITY BUSINESS. ESTRAY NOTICES. J. Tyler Cooper, Clerk Court of Ordinary, give, two estray notice, in thi. lean., which see. ATTENTION, MEMBERS. We refer to the oil for . meeting of Tallulah Fire Fire Company No. 3. tonal chair next year. Maynard has an am bition that way, as ho has the Senate in view. He can never reach the desired goal, for no Legislature that can be elected in Tennes see will ever send Horace Maynard to the Senate. Neither do I believe that by any possibility he cao be elected to the Governor- 1 ship, but the Republicans seem determined ; to make the trial. They arj much encouraged I by the election of Kercheval to the office of | Mayor in this city a few days ago. In that j election the Republicans made a clear gain j of seven hundred votes. The same ratio all ! over the State would give them the Governor ship, Maynard is their strongest man. He is their ablest man. Indeed, we would have 1 to look about among tbe Southern Republi cans a good deal to find one the equal of j Horace Maynard. He is a selfish, cold man, having about ns much feeling for bis fellow men as a herse; but he is an able man. His record is not good on the back pay question; he voted for the bill, and took it; and this will make against Him among the East Tennessee Republicans, who claim to be honest; but they can not shelve him on that account, for his brains they must have lo keep the party together and afloat. If he and Johnson should lock horns for the Gov ernorship, the campaign would be EXCEEDINGLY LIVELY AND MTIK, The Caepet Stobe.—We are now in receipt of the most elegant slock of Carpets ever before offered by us, and oar prices never so low as now. * octl2-d2t Chamberlin, Boynton & Co. The wholesale firm of O'Connor, Robinsou A Co., c\U the attention of the ladies of Atlanta and vicinity to their retail Millinary Rooms, connected with their Wholesale Department, corner of Pryor and Decatur streets, opposite the Kimball House. The Retail Department is under the man- j contract agementof Mrs. Kate O'Connor, who cordially invites her friends nnd former customers to Wofford <& Milner, , Bank Block. Orv tt 8 1 T H Cabaniss & Turner Attorneys at-Law, wifi practice in tbe coauties f bCtti Circuit, and Supreme Court, and elsewhere br iperin A. D. Hammond, Lawyer, will pract*ce in Dint Circuit, tbs 0«i C0ID6 UDti examine lier stock of fi&ndsomc I States District Courta, and Supreme Court, trimmed and untrimmed Hats, Bonnets and j j^OHT V Alle 17 Millinery in general. I can and will compete j with any house in the South, both in price and style. Ladies, como and see lor your-} selves. Most Respectfully, Mrs. Kate O’Connor. , W. C. Collier Attonacv and Counselor at Law. Fort Valley, (j K 1 F F 1 A Pease’s Twin .Channel Oysters, or Golden Fries a re superb. An ounce iu gold lor every box of chewing j W1U gly# I gum that will equal Valentine's Cream Town j trusted to his care. Practices la the Film C.?■■■:■/ Laxibbequees in all the new designs now j Balsam. Frank E. Block, Agent, in receipt 1 Dov I & N J II on exhibition at the Carpet Store if j of large shipment discount to the trade. wu] ^eaavd • octlJ-d2t Chaaibeelin, Boynton & Co. i octll-ot. . , to their core. octli-ot. Moubning Deess Goods in Jamise, Bomba «DIAS SPKINUS. Pease will open his Palace Restaurant next z ; n0l genuine Silk Warp Alpacas, Barathea, ! week. _ i Russsl Cord, Paris Reps. Cashmere, Empress, i a ^N. C. Gollisr, • Wf make a K npri„l!v of blank and colored i French Merino, and everything else desirable I — ’ We make a spectalty of black and colored | ij^ontezema and OGLETHOe? : Silks, and sell them at lower prices than ever i before sold in Atlanta. octl2 d2t Chambebun, Boynton A. Co. octl2-snnAtaes. John Keely's Black Silks.—The finest line ever offered ■ At Pease’s you can get from a 10 cent cup ' ln Atlanta at of coffee to anything yon may desire. octl2-sunAtues. John Keely's. The greatest excitement is over the greatest cariosity, the six legged calf. Go everybody and see it, it is the greatest freak tbe woild ever saw. No. GO, Whitehall street, Atlanta. If you want a stylish suit made to order go 3 M. A J. Hiksch, Merchant Tailors. A GOOD NEWSPAPER. We refer to the Borne Courier, of which Mr. M. Dwinell is tbe indefatigable proprietor. The Courier is the oflriel organ of the city cf Route, and four couabaa. MEETING TO-NIGHT. But can the Democrats be brought to the support of Johnson, yon may ask, sufficiently to give him the nomination? They can; for without the Johnson men, no Democrat can be elected to a general office in Tennessee. They hold the balance of power. They dem- j onstrated very effectnally that they held it ; last yeai, and they can do it again. The case The Democrats of the Third Ward meet to-night at j can be summed up thus: If the Johnson Dr Thompjon', atore, on Fair street. men wfin t their leader to have the nomina- ! tion for Governor next year, and he wauls it THE GREAT WONDER i too t the Democrats are placed in the predica- The eii-legged calf, now on exhibition in thi. city. ! that they must yield or be defeated. In attract, large number, of people everv d.y. It 1. »o ol , he f words, the Johnson party must be con auom.lv in the .nimal kingdom oihated, or they will smash things. They hold ! tbe balance of power, and they know it. In j deed, they may be said to hold the “veto i power,” for no Democratic success can be »I obtained without their aid and approval. THE SENATORIAL RACE. There will be a great straggle over the Sen- atorship next year. There will bo about a dozen aspirants, each one with some chances of success. The Johnaon men will, of course, be cn hand with*“their man,” and he may be the long pole that will knock tbe persimmons although the chances are against him. Tbe only way he could be elected would be for the Johnson men arid Republicans to unite. On that plan they might put A. J. through. •While all is quiet here now, it is the quiet that precedes the 6torm. Yon will hear a howl from the wilderness next summer. Keep your eyes on the State, and when the clond gathers and the storm oursts—when the lurid lightning plays among the rock-ribbed moun tains and giant meets giant, why have a cor respond nt here to tell all about it. Oliver. MASONIC NOTICE. Membeifl of Fulton Lodge, No. 216, will consult ticeofS L. Solomonson, Secretary, THE MINSTRELS COMING. Col. Wagner and bin Minstrel* will sire an enter tainment at DeOive’s Opor* House on Mondsy eve. ning next. Also, on Tuesday snd Wodnesdsy nights, SCOTT, THE F.LOCUTIONI8T, Will rssd st the rooms of the Library to-morrow eve ning. for the benefit of the Library Association. The programme, to which we call attention, is appropriate, j and an intellectual treat may be exp ected. AN OPPORTUNITY. All the candidates buy their clothes from Dykeman. FISH & DUPREE. Attorneys at Law. LLKDGEVILLE. Beni. W. Barrow. M* M A D I 8 O Cl CORRECTION. Mr. Charlie Meador has not opened a “retail liquor ! and tobacco house,” as was inadvertently stated in ! A pleasant room and good board can be secured by yesterday's Hej.op, bat a retail tobacco and cigar j calling at Williams’ auction house. ■tore. He will cot deal In retail liquor at ail. ~~ — j Stop at the Covington Hotel if you wish nice car- STATION HOUSE REPORT. j paled rooms, clean, linen, soft beds, good meals and Yeetepday was remarkably dull in police circles, j livery accommodations. a Cox, only a few arrests having been made for violations of septft-tf Proprietor, Covington, Georgia. the ordinance# of the city. At the Police Court, Al-j ^ j * ~ . deraan Mccaslin, May>r pro tern, presided, and tried ! Jhg Sh&kOfiflA SdlISfttioil ! A sort of political millenium seems to have three cases, one of which was discharged. The other j * j fallen upon Arkansas in the most unexpected two parties were convicted and fi ied $1 00 snd costs i A FEW additional particulars concerning ' manner * Within two days the suit to oust each. , * I Governor Baxter from office was thrown out THB parties. j 0 f t k e militia*were mustered out, the Little Rock Republican, which bad bit terly opposed him, was transferred to tbe control of his friends, and everybody in the State seemed ready to rally around and snp- SEVANTH WARD MEETING. Tbs Democratic voter, of the eeventh ward are re- ^neeted to meet et €h**n'e More to-morrow, Friday, Bight ot eeTOB o’clock, to select five men to represent eatd ward in the Central Eiecnttve Committee. John A. Stfthj.v 0 . I'reeUent Seventh Ward Democratic Club. SHOW PEOPLE IN TOWN. Mr. Andrew Height, that prince of ehowmeo, who ie socially oae of the moet agreeable coiapontoni liv ing, is registered nt the Kimball. He i, with the Greet Eastern Circus, end promise, ns a good show early next month. Mr. H. J. Cbepmnu, advance agent for Happy Cal Wagm t’e Mietbeie, called to see aeon ysstiwliy. Me report, the ehow better then ever. A man never has to tickle hlmeelf with n etrnw to get up n good tqnara laugh et one of Cal’* performances. Meeeri. C. C. Moore, Charlea Rtowe, John W. Abbot, aud Frank A. Page, of Lenta' New York Circus, are in the city maklog arrangement, to bill the town and ed- rertiee their coming. The pepen apeak highly of thie , , , c.rcua. We have not had the pieaaure of acriog any | Up to tixe preoent time no positive trace OJ of the egneta aa yet. I thofcfjithrcs ling been found, bat it is report- ! ed on good authority, that they were seen to- ! gather in New York city a few days ago. Mr. From the 8L Peal Pioneer, Oct. IS. The sudden disappearance of Mis. Howe and J. G. Butterfield, from Shakopee, con tinues to be a topic of conversation among all classes. While nothing positive has been learned concerning the movements of the parties, a long list of coincidents seem to point to the conclusion that the parties have eloped in pursuance to a well arranged agree ment, and ore now together. It wo* supposed nt first that Butterfield car ried away but little money with him; this now appears to be n mistake. We lenrn that a few days before he left, he negotiated a loan of $4,000 with J. W. Fence, Esq., of Minno- •polis, sod it U aim* - foie he left he mai like, President of tSe Si l’aul and Sioux :y Rond, to indorse Ills check for $1,000. Eating Saloon. -John Domini’s if yon want anything good to eat. octl4-d:Jt Jackson’s Magio Balsam is cansing those sufferers with those little painful tormentors called corns to rejoice. It removes tbe pain in a very few minutes. Try it. Hendehson li, Ttbbence—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. Hendehson t Tobbence. Sept 27, dtf. To strangers in the city and clothing buy ers generally—we invite attention to onr hand some styles in ready made garments. For the fall nnd winter seasons our steck is the largest in Georgia, aud we are offering bar gains. Style, fit and durability are eharao’er- istics of tbe clothing purchased from M. & J. Hrnscrr, Clothiers and Tailors. m oO Whitehall street. It is whispered by horse-dealers that Jack- j Especially designed for the use of the Medical Pro-, son's Megic Balsam will remove warts from i teflon end the Family, possessing those iotrlnsic i horses. By making ineissions in the warts ! “ e _ diciMl propertl< " whlcb to “ OMlDdPuw ! FARM FOR SALE# IF YOU WANT A B00D PUCE EXAMINE THIS ONE. T his valuable farm on peachtree creek within four mil## of Atlanta mad three mile# of Decatur, DcKalb county, is now offered for sale, con taining Two Hundred snd Sixty Acres, one hundred sere# cleared, fifty seres first else# bottom land, the balance ln the wood heavily timbered, plenty of fine poplar, oak and hickory, and within one half mile of a first rate merchant mill, saw mill, water gin and a plaining mill and variety works. These lands join Daniel Johnson. Esq. The uplands are good. Also, Mr. Gordon who has lived on the place for the last two years has agreed to live on the piece next year, and is a number one farmer, with force enough to work the place. There is three settlements on the place, first- rate stsblea and crib. This Is a good place and wiU be kept on the market, if not sold rooner until the fif teenth of November, after which times other arrange ments will bo made. Terms: One-half cash, balance in one and two years. For further information ad dress Henry West, at Decatur. DeKalb county. Titles just as good as you want them. Oct 13,1873. cctl&-0t HENRY WEST, BININCER’S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN. A. C. A F, C. Foster. Attoraeya-at law, will practice in Ocmulgev Ohxai:. Supreme Court, and United State# Circuit Courts. Tb- Senior is Register in Bankruptcy for eth and Ml ZX«- IricU. A GRANGE. W. W. Turner, Attornf y-at-Law, Special attention gvret « xu. lions. X AFAYETTE. J. C. Ctomonts R OM Hamilton Yancoy, Attorney at I aw. Office in New Empire Black Seta street. WiU practice in all the Courts. Prcurnt i tention given to business. Dunlap Scott. Lawyer. Practices in ail the Courts. C. A. Thomwell, j all the Ccurte. Special ate-watM: S 1 George F. Pierce, Jr,, Attorney et Ca-» until they bleed freely, and then saturate the corn with the Balsam, and in a few days the com will disappear. Ovb Dress stock never before so complete as now. Chamberlin, Boynton Si Co. octl2-d2t Jackson’s Magio Balsam, it is said, has never foiled to enre the worst case of colic in horses. Thousands of dollars will be saved by its timely nse. Millinebx Otinino.—Mrs. E. P. O Oonnor has not removed to Pryor street opposite the Kimball House, but just returned from New York with the handsomest stock of Millinery, Fancy Goods and Ladies' Fashionable Pat terns for this season ever offered before in this market, and will be pleased to have all the ladies in the city and surrounding couu try to call and see her stock on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 11th and 15th inst., at No. 27 Whitehall street. !IJin - l lyASHINaTOK. IndtepeeuUe to Female,. Good for KUloey Com- | v T plaints. A delicious Toole. Put up in cue, contain. I W. H. Toombs, ing one dozen bottles each, snd sold by aU druggists, ] Attorney »t Lw. Prompt attention gtven W V%ai- gracers, Ac. A. M. Bininger A Co., established 1778, j No. 13 Beaver street, New York. octl3-dAw3w neee entrusted to his care. Bowling Alley! — I STAR CANDLES! I WILL OPEN MY BOWLING ALLEY THIS MORNING For a week or to. Lovers of this healthful snd invigorating sport are invited to call 49- Bar aud refreshments in front of tbe Alley. octl3-0t H. MUHLKNBRINK. CH AS. D. MEADOR k CO. Tbe suove firm do not deal in liquor as we stated yesterday morning, bat are dealing in tobacco, cigars and snuff. Tbs highest praise we can give of their Governor Strew of New Hempahire, who wee one of the jodges of the baby show nt the Stale fair laat week, wm anrprieed Satur day even tog by finding on bis doofstop an in fant about two moniha old. Having bad enough of babies for ooe week the Governor turned tbe infant over to the police anthori- tw». S. B. Cleveland, who started on the trail laat Sunday night, returned to the city yesterday morning, bat we learn he had no information os to the whereabouts of the parties. He went as for as Chicago only, nnd returned yesterday to make some fnrther^inqninee at Shakopee and in this city, to gnide his future move ments. He left for Shakopee yeeterdsy after noon. Horace Greeley's handwrittieg wax piclly illegible, bnt oldpainter* say that tbe “copy’’ of Marat Ha'stcad snd John W. Forney is wttee. port him. A correspondent of the St. Lotus Republican says that whatever may have been meant by the previous proceedings, Senator Clayton aud his associates have made a most brilliant move, and to-day there is hot one party in Arkansas, and that the Baxter patty. The'snme writer continues: “Everybody is pleased, and all are laughing and trying to determine whom that magician, Clayton, has sold this time. He denies having sold any body, bnt savs the time for good government Detail merchants in city and country will j that tbe dav l n hfta C0 ^l i J®, hav ® “° ua0 | save money by buying “Georgia Factory" 1 • xr tD v, ,? for railMa, nor any cause for derisions among „ * jl. _ “ get Mr. E. 1. j the people; that times are changed; that wc | clings and Shirtings from AU»nU need nothing bnt the continuation of the Dcnn, Oo.lethee .t Co., charlotte peace nnd order which wo now have, nad an Agents for Georgia Factory. N - “■ H l sources oi j -■♦. accommodation passenger : Hang this banner on the outer walls that ; Fnleliar A Valentine semi challenge lo *bo I cSSotta". world $1,000 iu gold to produce a butter- i N. C. R it. junction scotch enndy equal to Fttlchar's Premium. ~ ~~Tm wmwm^mrmm Iftitterseotch established 18.5S. CREEP!, octll-5t F. A. Bloc*, Agent nr. v, u wT oik.. 1 i pt-lllc UuU OIULT n UHT1 WO 11U« I S il n Z ° n 0tlC P rc - opportunity to develop the vast text or another, in the aggregate amounting I ,s:‘ .., nrifr ,. • to several thousand dollars, all of which it is | thl ’ DCW cmlntr ^' supposed he carried away with him. soaraxi crxjisz Atlanta Richmond Air-Line Railway. DAILY PASSENGER. I.FAVK 3:50 F M 8:86 VU . J motion 8:84 r M PROCTER A QAMALE'S “Light of Day" Brand •TAR CANDLES I Art uf superior quality, tod tk« atauis'i Dread #okt by ▲ tl ant*, Macou AUGUSTA apBLtf GROCEKa Greene County Fair. SECOND ANNUAL Killed by a Falling Gate. About uiue o'clock last Humlay, Mrs. Chamberlain, who lives ab out two miles north of town, her son- in-law, Robert Sullivan and his wife, and Georgs Washington Herring, an orphan boy, started in a wagon to go visiting. Tito wagon passed through a largo gate some distance thorn the honse, and George was left to shnt it. The gate was made of sawed scantlings, large and heavy, and having to hinges, was fastened by propping up rails against it. The wagon drove on slowly, and after going a couple of hundred yards, stopped to let George catch up. The wind was blowing pretty hard, nna Mrs. Sullivan saw thegato mil. Mr. Haflivan got out nnd went back to assist George, and when he got there he loend the gate down, nnd tbe little fellow nnder it dead. LEAVE. I»m 6:10 A M 4:61 AM « 48 r.:S» 0:34 A M I'S I Greene County Fair tion To Atlanta Mv-bchant*. — On the 22d of October the Business Mirror will be issued 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 Htate. To seettro insertion, advertisements must be received by the IGIh instant- Rates reason able. Address: W. T. Chsistoi’Beb, octll-3t Fort Valley, Ga. Attorney at Xiaw. Atlanta. Georgia. Office, ltepubltc Block, lust opposite Kimball House. Will give careful attention to any business entrusted lo hie oarc-. octJ4-tf GKOKfilA -Fulton ( oantj, Onui AXi s i»-rioK. At'snts. G .October 14, 18TS. M RS. 8. K. HALL, wife of S. D. Hall, has applied for exemption of pereonelty sad setting apart and valuation of homestead, and I will paw upon the tamo at my office ou Monday the mb day of October, 1878, at 10 o’clock, a m. octlS-d&wlt DANIEL PI rTMAN. Ordinary. > the 25th Instant, Joe REV. ALEX. MEANS, i . L. D, Will deliter an Address on Wartuceday. th on "Coransarcial It If ON. A. H. STEPHEN Has promieed (D. V.) lo d liv«. an V \ u VISITORS TO IHh FAIR And Article, lor Klhlbitb '•al b* eh.:rad be t coming to Ih* Fur. .ml reinraed FREE. For further lulone.1 wM-ra* t_ Or.. «dfo' Gre«n.boru. On. OMri'er 14. 1> : .US. K SASKVRS. Preside W. M. WEAVES, hte’E- eeKA-v,