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nro*a rioiltf TTathiM xtmza of shcqsd wa*d. luu JLraJLiy XXvlcUvl* Pursuant to a call of the President, the Democrats ■- — - fifi- -iz.x.7 ^=— , .::■ ■ sr.m: of the S-oood Ward met yesterday evening at SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1873. o’dcck at the Pryor Street Station Honae. President W—P———; Wm. Ruahton 1a the chair. On motion of O. H. Jonea, J. T. Pendleton wia re quested to act aa Secretary. Dr. Roach moved that the following gentlemen be appointed the Executive Committee for the Second — l Ward: Daniel Pittman. E. P. Chamberlin, Jno. C. Mr. J. L. Crenshaw is the sole authorised j wblltrr, X. P. Westmoreland snd 1. T. PendJelon. agent in the city for receiving subscriptions : On motion of O. H. Jonea, the Central Executive THE CITY. VOTKK TO CITY SmaCKlBBEf. 1 and Hunter atreeta, aa per contract. Referred to the fc the Herjlld, and truJt this data we lhall j Committee wets requested to meet In thla room on | ^ recognize only^his receipts as valid. dovaar—Verdict far plaintiff, with interest a sad coete, J Of ltd Godfrey, toe re Diction of assessment. Re- and requires plaintiff to file bond of indemnity in ; ferred to Tax Committee. clerk's office. j Of Atlanta University, for lowering grade of Vii Andrew Hill va Jacob Epps—Dismissed. WmCavender et al vs SK Pa?e et al—Verdict for plaintiff for $50 and coats. Benj Thurman et al ra Wm Me ?ay et a’.—Ejectment; dismissed. Wm R Phillips, jr, v* J no W Butler—Falte imp ie- onment: diamiseed. 8pear fc Driver va Abbott A Bro—Dismissed. State va A B Spradling—Larceny after trust; “no «x. *o o j Tuesday evening next at 7f» o’clock p. m. The fol- ; lowing, offered by Dr. E. J. Roach, was adopted: E Van Epps vs Georgia Rational Bank—Diamiseed. Foster Blodgett, superintendent, for use, etc, va Bwolvcd. That it U the teDH of thta meeting that j Qlennt Wright—DiamlMed. ATLANTA BRASCH GREAT SOUTH- the Central Executive Committee ahoald take into! ° w E ' rne 3' A Co re W K Fox—Judgment againat E85 OIL WORKS.fcHe*dquarters for OllA coneideretion the propriety of changing the hour, of ^ Co ' ' a rD,Rll cffl for J2S--Verdict for m4 Paint*. The larpefct and most com plete stock in the Southern States at pri ces to compare with any other markets. An immense assortment of Artists’ .Mate rials and Window Glass. Send for Price Lists. CJUtLEYt’DUCK A CO. keeping the polls open at tke nomination, from 11 plaiotiC for f25. o’clock A. M. to C P. M. J. T. Pendleton, Sec’y. Wm. Ecshtos, President. MR. IVT’g DISCHARGE FROM PRISON. In our court reports it will be seen that Mr. W. F. Ivy, who was committed to jail on a charge of murder alleged io have been committed, aa our readers will remember, by whipping a negro convict, named BEDWIXE k FOX make a .specialty or Henson, to death near this city, on the Georgia Wes Dissecting Instruments. A large lot of jdischarged Bine Stone in More and to arrire. REDWIAE & FOX, Druggists and Apothecaries. CITY RECORD. *«*/• Round Town Yesterday by the Herald Reporter*. OUR AGESTS. from further confinement by order of Judge Hopkins. The whole evidence as to the facts of the whipping and subsequent death of the negro, was laid before the Grand Jury, of which Major E. E. Crane was J Foreman laet week, and before the Grand Jury of j which Wm. Powers, Esq., was Foreman this week, ! and both these Grand Jariet returned “no bill'’ on j the indictment. These returns acquit the defendant, unless new evidence against him is discovered—hence 1 his discharge. We congratulate Mr. Ivy on the recovery of hie liberty and bis escape from tbs grave charge against E R Carr va A C Ladd—Judgment for plaintiff for $175 13, with interest and costs. John Thompson vs. O. B Wellborn. Judgment for plaintiff for $9/3 4\ with costs of suit. Judgment against gaintehees for same sum. ▲. V. Brumby vs. George A. Gilmore. Verdict for plaintiff for $61, with interest and costa. N. P. Hutchins vs. W. H. Horviiie, scire facias. Judgment for plaintiff for $125, with coats. B. F. Moore vs. Holmes Sells. Judgment for plain tiff for $125, with interest and ooats. W. T. Jennings vs. Josephine Towns, alminia- tratrix. Verdict for plaintiff for $228, w'ith interest and costa. W. T. Jennfogs va. D. P. Hill. Verdict for plaintiff for $223, with interest and costa. William Hetzel vs. S. C- Hitchcock, false imprison ment. This case was the last one tried. It was sub mitted to the jqry under tho charge of the court at ten minutes to five o’clock. Weil k Hoge for plain tiff, and B. F. Abbott for defendant. W . BURKE Sc Wholesale Retail Booksellers & Stationers TMc r m‘ t t>- o . p .uu.a.fiim/o:ow.r for jp ea | €rs in Printer’s Stock. Small iWares, Fancv Goods, Ac., C:m«r Alabama and Whitehall Streets—ATLANTA, CA. WILL DUPLICATE NEW YOBK BILLS. Street Committee. REPOaii OF COMMITTEES. ductioa of asaeai On similar petition of G. T. Henscn—favorable for reduction of $300. Adopted. On similar petition of L. H. Eavia—adverse. Adopt ed. Oa aim'lar petition from Mrs. MacmaLon—advtrte. Adopted. Further time granted on other petitions. Finance Committee—On petition of J. M. Cook for retail license on Peters street—adverse. Adopted. Oa resolution of Alderman Young to pay $105 for fencing near Oglethorpe Park—majority favorable for $75; minority favorable. Majority report adopted. Recommend payment of bills and accounts for the week to amount of $4,931 b7. Adopted. The insurance policies on the Fair Grounds proper ty were recommitted, wi!h instructions to seduce the amount fifty per cent. On Alderman Dobbs' resolution empowering O. E. Mitchell and B. D. Lee to collect street and poll tax, fi. fas, etc.—favorable. Mitchell and Lee to give bond and pay themselves out of their coats. Alderman Brotherton moved as a substitute that these gentlemen be paid $2 25 per day each to per form this duty. Adopted. Granted further time on other matters. Police Committee—Favorable on Wilson’s peti tion for leave to erect verandah. Adopted. Street Committee—Favorable on Alderman Dodd’s reaolut’on reducing street force one-balf after the first of November. Adopted. Granted further time on H. Pettis’ petition. Fire Department—On Petition of Hook and Ladder S 2 0,000.00. Twenty Thousand Dollars’ Worth of . FURNITURE, AT THE WARE ROOMS OF THE ATLANTA FURNITURE MANUFACTORY, 70 anti 72 WHITEHALL STREET. (Next door to Chamberlin, Boynton k Co.’s.) Will be sold for certiffed Check* on THE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK or JOHN K. J.lALLS, AT PAR, at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS. ocl' if The Code. On yesterday some of the j o mg city bloods desir- The juries were discharged, and Judge Hopkins I Fire Ccmpany, for donation of $750— favorable for ! ious of note-lety pissed and accepted challenges. will only hear motions to-day. The following named gentlemen are our Agents, and are duly authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions and Advertise ment*: TRAVELING AGENTS. T. J. Barney........General Traveling Agent. B. F. George Special Traveling Agent. Henry R. Davis Special Traveling Agent. J. H. Gibson Special Traveling Agent. LOCAL AGENTS. Stewart A McCalls Ccnyerf, 6a K. A. Quarter man Cuthbert, Ga. T. A. Caudle Carrollton, Ga. J. R. Wimberly Tecumaeh, Ala. Canning A Harmon l'iowery Branch. Ga. C. P. Wheeler Eufaula, Ala. THE THIRD WARD MEETING. J j THE EDITORS or THE HCXiLD : railed States Courts. FftlGHlFCL BUNAWAY. { X HAS THROWS VSOM A WAtiON AND SEVERELY IS- .TTTMD. On yaaterday a eerloua accident occurred in this : city which is deeply regretted. Mr. Woodson Coker, brother of the well known banker, who resides several : miles from here,came into town with a load of shiagles, and when or Loyd street, near the railroad crossing, : his team became frightened and ran up the street at a rapid rate. When just opposite Jones’ stables, Mr. Coker was thrown from the vehicle with j openin< argument for the defense made by M great violence, fell on a pile of rocks, and was severely j Bell, Esq , when the Court adjourned until this m : bruised. Among other injuries, be received | ing, when the arguments will be concluded. . large gash or cut in one of his legs. He was carried * into tke Louse of Mr. T. W. West and every attention ’ paid him. Dr. Owens was first called in. and after wards Dr. W. F. Westmoreland. Mr. Coker was then carried to the house of bis brother. The doctors pronounced the wound a compound comminuted fracture below the knee of a serious nature. The HoN. JOHN KRSKINK, JUIX.E, TEF-IDI Court met at usual hour. U. S. va Anderson Walker—continued. U. 8. va Thomas Evans—continued. " U. 8. va gjm’l Glover—continued. U. 8. va Alonzo Gibson—continued. U. 8. vs Wellborn Candell. Retailing unlawfully. The trial waa resumed, the evidence closed, and the | $500. Adopted. i One of the party waa so anxious to taste blood that j On communication from F.re Department relative | be refused to go outside of the State, and so it waa to R. E. Lee Fire Company No. 4. Recommend that j decided that they should fight at West End to-day at the city take charge of property belonging to the city. I early dawn. Shot guna waa tke weapons agreed upon; Thia report waa withdrawn for the present on reqneat ■ fire paces the distance. In case anything serious should occur, we bavj a.’ready written the obituary of both parties. In oa#] they don’t fight, we will give of Aldsvxnan Brotherton. Granted further time on ^ other matters. Alderman McMillan at-ked for information about the j tbe public a racy correspondence, new iron bridge. S Alderman McDuffie stale 1 that be knew nothing oflt. Alderman Rice atett d that the old biidgew's ins dangerous condition. Special Committee to whom waa referred the peti tion of Peck A Co. ani other builders, asking relief The following cases are for trial to day: Hardin vs Hardin. Bill, etc. Franklin vs Chapman et al. Bill, etc. U. 8. vs W. S. Phillips. Illicit distilling, •flintier*’ Court. There is an old maxim that rnceTthus: “Fair play : hope is entertained that the leg will be saved, but g a jewel.” It is a pity that Capt. Wise and hia Third j there is a probability of bis losing not only hie leg Ward friends did not keep this In mind when they but h! held their eo-called “wcol hat’’ meeting on Thursday Light. The resolutions of the meeting do such fia- j grant injustice to the friends of reform in the city government, that I feel constrained, e :mber, to enter my emphatic protest. Tbe resolutions referred to charge ‘ the adv ILe delegate system'*— i life. ARRESTED FOR LARCENY. John Mathias was tried before Justice Butt ye&Ur- one of their i day on the charge of larceny after trust, in appropri ating four dollars in currency belonging to another alee of \ party. Captain John Milledge represented the de- ■ fendant in an able manner, which resulted in the dis- First, with attempt to “dictate to the Democracy of ■ charge of the party A .tents.'’ Seedhd, with having put forward “a Democrat'!* t.cket for Mayor and Councilmfu for the ensuin; JOLT.’* Now, if this Utter alleys* ion in connection with the Robert Ashford was arrested for assaulting William Phillips, colored, but not tried. SCOTT'S READING. Tbe reading given by Professor J. Ii. Scott at the I Justice E. W. MunJay yesterday required Fritz | Hallinger to give bond and security to keep the peace i towards all the citizens of this State, and especially towards T. V. Maradorf, at whose instance the warrant was issued, the prosecutor having alleged that he was in fear of some bodily barm from the hands of the defendant. The same Magistrate also issued a search warrant against Sarah Dozier, colored. The defendant was arrested and brought into court, but after considering the matter in the light of surrounding circumstances the prosecutor withdrew the warrant and paid the costs. City Court. quiring only contractor’s licenses. Minority report, i adverse. Signed by Alderman Rice, who stated that they were relieved already from taxation on buil dings, on sales, etc., etc. Alderman Boring thought Mr. Rice was mistaken about tbe ordinance. Charles Meador & Co. have the fiuest as sortment of cigars in the city. Headquar ters next to Redwine & Fox’s. C. D. Meador A* Co. have the best cigars in Alderunn lf.ee died for tbe reading of the ordi- j or s ci 8‘ irs? Then r° u nre lost to fame ' nance, which was read and found to refer to cotton, wool and iron manufactures only—tha machinery only of plaining mills being exempt. Alderman Dodd thought that the plaDing mill busi ness and the lumber business were big things. They were as able to pay tax as anybody else. Some of them were running for Alderman now, in order to j town, bring about a reform, and every one is now crying out “Stop my tax,” etc. Alderman Rice stated thal the matter retched by repealing the tax ordinance. Alderman Goldsmith ad \ oca ted the adoption of the majority report. Alderman Young thought these gentlemen simply asked justice at the hands of the Council. By Alderman Motris— j To the Ladies—Bargains in Dby Goo'^. — That a check for $500 ba passed in favor of Atlanta . Ag we haTe de te.mined to carry on the Cloth- Gaa Company aa soon as main Is extended on Peters , - « - _ . , . . ^ afreet ere erecteu. Referred t. Go ' ,D S Boomess seperato and eitenaiTe, w? oiler Committee. j °° r entire etock of Dry Goods, Shoes, Js otions, On motion, the Council (without the ayes end nay. < etc.,at cost and below. Ocr stock is too large to having been oiled > tingle time) adjourned. \ quote prices, tnt invite all in want of winter goods to look to their interest, as this ■> a ice chance to bn; bargains at Cohex &. SeugV. Cor. Whitehall and Alabama street*. I octl2-Gt Atlanta Ct» i Pbices Bedcc&d !—Xo bigb price, j At Cohen & Selig. Fall Dress salts for Men Good Business “ •« “ Elegant “ “ Youths. Durable “ “ Bovs. Handsome “ “ ChiMiti! A1I at reduced prices. Large assortment. Elegant stock And lowest prices, At Cokes' A Seij.. . Comer Whitebait and Alabama at. —— — Au ounce in gold for every bos of ^ j gum that will equal Valentine's Cream Town Balsam. Trank E. Block, Agent, in . .-ceipt of large shipment discount to the tra • * octl4-3t. If you want a stylish suit made to o'. J :: .3 to JI. & J. Hies : Merchant Ts : LOCAL NOTICES. the shell ani ve ] . seplC 2t j Pease’s Norfolk Oysters fresh every d «y. I want to buy a line cottage for cash, in from excessive taxation. Majority favorable for re-' one quarter of a mile of the Car Shed, with four or five rooms. Apply to Let i le know at once. B. G. Kelley, Atlanta, Ga. Have you ever smoked any of Chas. Mead- All the town boys smoke cigars from Mead ■Uhl only bo or ’ s new store. Meador A Co. sell cigars and tobacco to all the military, and they brag on them. c -JLTge of “dictation" leesns snythirg, it me.nsthst rooms of the Library Association last night was well ! ' attended, and was fully equal to those given by him j heretofore. iLe friends of refrrm, at their meeting oi the 13th, :C nally selected the Democratic ticket for Msyor and Coincilmen and put it in tbe field. The charge is an te le. Nothing of the sort has been done, attempted, or even thought of. The informal meeting of Demo- I crate on the night of the 13th, As a reader. Professor Scott has few equals, and perhaps no superiors. Those who have not heard him ; should embrace the earliest opportunity of giving j Tbe case ot the State vs Hines Duncan.—Lvrci : from house, was nol pros’d on payment of costs. Coart adjourned until 10 o'clock Monday. All connoiseurs in tbe smoking line puff Alderman Dodd went for them ag»in. Thought they ( JJeador’s cigars and chew llis “Calhoun’’ to- liad Mlectel a mighty good time to bring in thiB peti- ; bacc0 . His headquarters are on Whitehall lion—just before tbe nominations. He appealed to ■ which all the wards ; themselves this pleasure^ o' the city were represented, did not present candl- ; COME OUT AND TELL. dales for election. They simply selected a party of gJOd and true men and submitted them, to ba ap- To the Editors or th* Herald: proved or rejected as candidates by the united De- j Will you be kind enough to ask the Constitution, mooracy of the city at their nomination on the 25th ; through your paper, to let the people know which ScitMt. They were put forward on their merits as ' candidate it anpporta for Mayor—Jndge Co'lier or candidates for nomination, not for election, and every < Colonel Spencer? CITY BUSINESS. Democrat in the city was left free to vote aa he pleased —for them or for others. As stated in the announce- the fence!' ment, they were put forward ” subject to the nominattox on the 25th instant.” Where, then, is th3 “dictation'” The meeting of the Rtth i'.ncp'y did that which every citizen has a right to du. In a matter of this kind it will surely not be “c Respectfully, gun* BIKER. A CREDH TO ATLANTA. We had a walk through Finney’• Carriage Empori um yesterday, and do not beBitate to pronounce it a credit to Atlanta. He has now the handsomest stock o' carriages, buggies, rockaways, etc., that wo ever saw; all made in his own factory, and all the perfec tion of skill and excellence. Mr. Finney is one of the most reliable and successful manufacturers that we have, and an order for a vehicle from him will receive careful attention. What he sells may be relied on as beiog of best material and finish. We should all en- wou’.d become pros- PEB80NAL. We Ie.ru w;tli many regrets of the Uepirture (o . c0Ur I z e home enterp-isc, if and of Whifb nobody lrM • right to complain; nor do j oiimes more mild the chtrming nightingale, Miss pe ron ,. This would be an agreeable duty If all home fcey hold their action ae binding on a single Democrat Annie C., of Savannah, who for lha past summer hss j enterprises were as stable and as remunerative as in tbe city who does not approve it. Nor is there been delighting the dwellers on Pryor street with her j Finnev’s. melodious and exquisite songs. It is hoped by her i agreed upon at ; many friends and admirers that site will again honor them with a visit. anything in it that is not entirely consistent with per feet good faith to the “eomproml ?he meeting of the 0;h Instant. I should euspect, Messrs. Editors, that it is the high character and pop- r.larity of the ticket suggested for nomination that hurts, and cot the fact that a ticket has been sug gested. It anybody has proved faithless to the compromise Mitchell streets, at half past 2 o'clock to-morrow cf the Oth, it is these very Third Ward Democrats. : i D g. Addre: TEMPERANCE MELTiNG. BOOTS AND SHOES. The extent of the quantity, quality and variety of shoes and boots which have just been received at Force's shoe store, on Whitehall, has never before There will be a public meeting of Rhoda Cold Water ! been equalled In this city. The have a fine atock of Temple, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, corner of Broad and j ladies white kid slippers, gentlemen's extension toed n‘ ■ g liters and bcot«, and an endless variety of baby shoes who resolved ‘ that we run S. B. Spencer for May (not for the nomination), an! certain other gentlemen ; styled “our original wool hat Democrats,” tas if men \»ko wear woefi hats are any better than those who do , not) “for Councilmen.” If this is not flying the 1 track on the part cf these Third Ward Democraie, I . ed putting up 7,000 feet of lumber to bill S. B. Lent’) will be male by Judge Hopkins and Colonel Peeples and others, and we advise all who can 1 to be present. OUR BILL POSTER. Mr. A 8. Anderson, city bill poster, has just finish ; wculd to glad to hrar i IctiCKS. STRANGERS IN THE CITY. Mr. Atbert W. Foster, a lawyer of considerable rep utation from Madison, was in the city yesterday. Mr. George H. Jones, a granger and fanner of high (•tending, from Norcroas, is registered at the National Hotel. Mr. John Thomson, mauager of the Stone Moun tain Granite Company, ia in town. Col. A. Johnson, a railroad man, who ia well known in Atlanta, is at the Nitional Hotel. Mr. W. W. K. Pea?oclr, of Cartersvdle, is at the H. 1 K. Mr. 6. W. Pa’mer, of Palmetto, Ga., was in town on yetterday. PENClLErnM. lit ‘ intelligent compoalfor” made it ajperr yesier- cay morning that a “Rev.” Mr. Weaver, of Kentucky, waa la the city. It waa not so. Tha Mr. Weaver New York circus. This is exclusive of the board he j has up for the Great Eastern circus, Cal Wagner's j minstrels and the Ice Witch. He has now as good . facilities for advertising as cad bo found ia the State, j } Every portion of the town Las the advertisement of one of the shows. Anderson is a good man and at tends well to all business entrusted to his care. STATION HOUSE REPORT. Three parties had been arrested for violating the j . ordinances of the city, up to 11 o’clock last night. : At tho Police Coart yesterday morning, eight case* j wers tried and fines assessed, amounting in the aggre* gate to forty-five dollars. >♦ « COURT RECORD- —all of the latest tall styles, and at panic prices. RUDD HOUSE. We invite the attention of the traveling public to the notice of this splendid hotel at Dalton, Georgta. FRENCH PASTRY AND CONFECTIONERY. Meases. Alauten k Bco., have jmt opened an establishment of this kind at No. 122 Whitehall at-eet. STORE FOR RENT. Hear Messrs. Mayson Jc Norman on thii uhjeot. AUCTION THIS MORNING. Read notice of the important sale to tske place at theCoral.No.il Marietta street, at 9‘j o’clock th morning. SHOES. The Messrs. Fores have A fine stock on baud. Sror at tie Covington Hotel if you wish nice car peted rooms, clean, linen, soft beds, good meals and livery accommodations. C. Cox, ■eptfl-ftf Proprietor, Covington, Georgia. the Council to do their duty Alderman Bering replied to Alderm&u Doud's speech. Alderman Beatie advocated the adoption of the minority report m a very neat little argument. Alderman Langston was willing for them to operate their planing mills under contractors’ license, pro vided they only i repared lumber, etc., for their cwn . order, use; but if they proposed tn sell lumber, hardwsre, J •tQ., he was unwilling to make a grand sweep of the thing. He desired to change his report. He wouid do what be thought right, ro matter how unporulai it rendered him. Alderman McDnfli) moved to recommit (not sec onded ) Somebody moved to suspend tha rules to hear irrm Mr. Peck—(not seconded.) Alderman Dodd made another sicec'u. He seemed to think that these men were asking a big thing. He referred to the city debt, interest, etc. Alderman Boring roso to explain. lie did not knew 1 they kept lumber yards, hardware stores, etc., wh«n j he made his remarks awhile i ought to be taxed for it. J Two or three Aldermen explained at once, while I Dr. Boring was speaking. | Among all hands they got it muddled somewhat. I Ablelman Mecaaliu inquired if the Chairman hid 1 “eutered” these genUcmou ? ■ Alderman Y’onng—I have ! Alderman Rice was satisfied that he \v*3 mistaken awhile ago about the buildings of these planing mill | men being exempt from taxat thought Mr. Peck was the ouly man who cared auy- i thing about the matter. Thought the whole matter was a small thing. Oa motion of Alderman Young the rules were eu* pended to hear from Mr. Peck. Mr. Peck explained his view of the whole question- Alderman Dodd replied to Mr. Peck in a few rc. ' marks. After all this funs, the matter was recommitted. street, next to Redwine & Fox’s drug store. Charley Meador has tbe most complete sto.ck of imported eigais in the city. All the fashionables stoke them. Pease's Golden Fries sent to families by Pease^ mush and milk served at any hour. Pease's milk toasts, Oh Lord! Did you ever try Pease’s salt and pepper. Pease’s Twin Channel Oysters, or Golden Fries ore superb. Pease will open his Palace Restaurant next week. Jackson’s Magic Balsam is causing those If they have, they sufferers with those little painful tormenters called corns to rejoice. It removes the pain in a very few minutes. Try it. Henderson & Torrence—Greene Line Gro cery Store, Whitehall street, wholesale and re tail Giocers, and dealers in all kinds of coun try Produce. Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Ap ples, Potatoes, Onions and Cabbage, speciai- Tuiked like he ties, and constantly on baud. Henderson & Tor pence. .Sept 27, dtf. To strangers in the city and clothing buy ers generally—we invite attention to our hand some Btyles in ready made garments. For the fall and winter seasons our steck is the largest in Georgia, and we are offering bar- FARM FOR SALF. IF YOU WANT A GOOD PLACE EXAMINE THIS ONE. , rpHIS VALUABLE FARM OS PEACHThL.. —Li n X within four miles of Atlanta and three -_:ea of Decatur, DeKalb county, Is now offered for sale, con taining Two Hundred an J Sixty Acres, one L-adrel acres cleared, fifty acres first-class bottom te-i. the balance in the wood heavily timbered, plenty ot fine- poplar, osk and hickory, and within one li*L :ii'.e o: a first rate merchant mill, saw mill, water g.n and .. plaining mill and variety works. These 'aul3 o.u Daniel Johnson. Esq. The uplands are gozL A.s • Mr. Gordon who has lived on the place for the test two years has agreed to live on the place next yea: and :s a number one farmer, with force enough to work the place. There is three settlements on the pis.:e first rate stables and crib. This is a good place an ?. wiU b A kept on the market, if not sold sooner natii ihe £. teenth of November, after which times other an range- menta will be made. Terms: One-half cash, baLnce in one andtwoyoais. For further inforii'at: : r. ad dress Henry West, at Decatur. DeKalb county Titles just as good as you want them. Oct 13,18*3 octl5-Ct HENRY WEST. BIN IN C E R* S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN. Especia'ly designed for the use of the Me i:.„: Pro fession and the Family, possessing those intrinsic medicinal properties which belong to an Old x . P.’re Gin. Indispensable to Females. Good for Kiux-. C-.fi-- plaints. A delicious Tonic. Put up in cases u-:stain ing one dozen bottles each, and sold by all dru, lists, grocere,kc. A. M. Bininger k Co., established I7>, No. 13 Beaver street, New York. octl' L-. Bowling Alley! I WILL OPEN MY BOWLING ALLEY THH MORNING for a week or su. Lovers of this healthful aud iavigoiaiii> b uvited to call Bar and refreshments lu front of th Special Committee on J. E. William.’ petition for Style, fit and durability are chare o’er- j . ocil ±^. H. MUHLESBF.INK ** ! privilege of erecting a slaughter-house. Majority fa- istics of the clothing purchased from orable—minority adverse* Majority report adopted. | Special Committee on Mr. Welsh’s rock work report that he has remedied defects, and recommend pay- . meat. Adopted. Special Committee on Numbering Houses report ; work well done in a very grandiloquent document com plimenting themselves, Mr. Bradbury, Mr Thigpen | : and the public generally. Recommend a check in fa M. A J. Hirsch, flothiers and Tailors, 50 Whitehall street. It is whispered by horse-dealers that Jack- son's Magic Balsam will remove WArts from horses. By miking incission? in th) waits voro! Thigpen for $si and in favor of Bradbury for until they bleed freely, and then saturate the 8 O H E L» CT L E . Atlanta Hiclioiil Air-Line Railway. DAILY PASSENGER. Supreme Court. lu this Court yesterday morning. FROCKBDIXF* OF COII7CU,. their Chamber last night at 6, l « $369. Tbe report uf the committee was adopted . D. T. Hammond’s bill for $125 for defending police* Atlanta Charlotte N. C. R. K. J metiou wLem wt found at Redwine k Fox’s is not that sort of 1 concluded in No. 23, Chattahoochee Circuit. a cat, bat, se Fox mr», one of the “Kebeeversons.” j James T. Thweatt, et al, vs. James R. Redd, execu- . u n and Langston. Council met o'clock. Preoeat—Hi. Honor, M.jror H.mmocV, and I men JoaM lnil o'8he»ld«. cturgod a full Bond of Alderman, except Brotherton. Meet- j ref< , rrcd t o Finance Committee. We regret thia little mietahe ana baetes to remedy it tor. etc.—tqulty from Muecogee. Argued for plaintiff m soon aa possible The reports* escape from jail laet night of Milt Ma- lcae, crested considerable excitement and talk among the late wtlksr*. Of ccuree, the foundation of the re ; port was false. A young gentleman cf Atlanta has wiitten s novel . which will be published very toon anonymously. It Is said that the ladies will dress with such grace , ©’clock this morning, and simplicity this season as will prove that their ! Lnabands have never robbed a bank or headed a ring. A dentist’s sign on street reads. - Clergymen’s teeth will be palled at this oil ;e at half price.” Would 1 ibat we were a clergyman. \ in error by Russell and General Benning. and for de- { fendant by M. H. Btenford. No. 27, same circuit, Moultrie Moses, et al, vs. The mlnntea were read and adopted. APPEALS A*D TRIALS. The appeal cite of Msyor and Council vs. J Bro:kmsn, charged with keeping open doors, etc., J. Moles, exeentor—equity from Muscogee—was the Sabbath day, was called, but continued. taken up, but not concluded. Pending the opening argument of Hon. A. H. Chap pell for plaintiff ia this case, Court adjourned to 10 j tore on extension of Janes' street. • Street Committee. PETITIONS. Of J. W. James, et al., asking appointment of aases- Referred to PETITION. Of Bridget Doyle for redaction ol assessmeut on her property. Referred to Tax Committee. RESOLUTION*. . By Alderman Dodd— That a check for $2,090 be passed in lavor ci W. Y. Langford in part payment of the 20 per cent, rotainel i on amount due for macadamising. Adopted. • By Alderman Boring— corn with tbe Balsam, ami iu a few days the corn will disappear. » M -<— —i. : Atlanta Jackson’s Magic Balsam, it is said, has never j junction failed to enre the worst case of colic in horses. ! Thousands ot dollars will be saved by its timely use. .... 3:SQ r M S:36 r M .... 8:24 T H ACCOMMODATION PASSENGER LEAVE. * 24 A U 5:03 a M .... 4:51 AM Kul Ion Superior Court. , PREMIA! N Of Emma Noel, for ires peJlei • 1 to Relief Committee. Of J. B. Wallace et al., calling attention to encroach ments on old Peachtree street, aid asking relief. Millineuy Opining. — Mrs. E. P. O Connor has not returned to Pryor street opposite the { Kimball House, but just returned from New | l York with the handsomest stock of Milliueiv, | Whoress, great distress prevails in Shreveport aud 1 Fancy Goods and Ladies’ Fashionable Pat- 1 Hai.rred j Memphis on xccount of IU. pr.v.l.nc. of y.llow j, erng " for ti)is ^ ever offered before ia j ON CHANGE. There was a fai: aitendance of merchants oa ’change : yesterday morairg. Tice Proaident A~ C. Wyly presided. Tbe price of cotton waa reduced to 19^ cents. Rio i ccffee 25,S»27*Long clear bulk aides were tsken c ff tbe board, there being bom io the market. White ‘ rora was advanced to 90aWM cents. Bacon—shonl- 1 <ier* 9‘ all. Lord—tltrcsa i$m. Corn weal $0*M. On motion, the meeting adjonrned. MON. JOHN I- HOPKINS, Adsir k Bro. va Va. Piaster Ccmpany. Remitter j Referred to Street Committee and City Engineer affirming judgment in this case entered on the min utes. Timothy Buike, defaulting juror, was fined ten dol lars. fever. Resolved, That $ divided between the sufferers Of J. Garvey, asking redirection of atsesHment. j resolution in an earnest and forcfole manner. ,ppropii.ied to b, t4 .riiy » iU be pluaKud to have all „\V ^ ... the ladies iu the city and surrounding couo- try to call and see her stock on Tuesday and ald*nasn Bwttla aavoctfed the toopLon of th. Wednesday, th. 14th and l ull lust., at No. I Referred to Tax Oommittee. Tbe resolution referred to tae Mayor and Of J. H. Franklin, taking that a check te pasted ' Finance Committee in his favor for his salary as tax-collector and re- J E Redwine, administrator vs James M Chapman, j reiver. Granted . By Alderman Dodd— That Street C>mmiUee have Broad street where To Mr. o. H. Jon** THANKS. Verdict for the plaintiff for $4$5.48. W P Tbui missed. EluAbetu L Bouiar vs Janie* M Warren, et al. pjectment. Dismissed. (> A Lochraue vs Georgia State Lottery. Di*oiii»ed. L J Glenu k Son, defendants' attorney. The State vaWFIvy. Murder. In th Of F. If. Coker, lor grade at hit residence corner mica limited well covered with sand. Referred to Aa Paalor of Bethel A. M. E Church, I desire to re , / o n 0 wing order was granted yes’erdsy: tun yon the thanks of my entire congregation, as Mil m mj owa, tor rout *rrat charily uj IciudMU j IUlt a« delni-Uot, W F Ivy in famliUnf firmjfW for 1U, funeral of our »„.i ,i„, • star, Fanny Bryant; also for yonr kindness in fur c .eking money to bnj a far better coffin Ihati om >'fc mtnoe would allow. C. L. Bro a dwell, Pastor Bethel A. M. E. Church Die- ; Peters and Washington, also for curbing and gutter. Referred to Street Committee and City Engineer. Of Mrs. M. C. Hawkins, foa free license to keep a • family gTOc ry. Referred to Relief Committee, misted, j Just at this time Alderman Brotherton came in and took his seat, Aldermen Langston and Mecaslin having s«e the • came in a shoit time before. Of J. B. Brown et al. for grade of Hood street, lle- 27 Whitehall street. Retail merchants in city ami country will save money by buying “Georgia Factory” Sheetings ami Shirtings from # Dunn, Ooletr.ee «k Co., Ageuts for Georgia Factory. Ths Slate vs W F Ivy. It appearing to the Court ; fsrred to City Engineer. committed for the PREACHING. Bov. E. Petri, a German Evangelist from Kentucky fk/eachtd a profound and intereating sermon st tbe First Baptist Church test night. He will also preach [ costa at the aims ehnrch cn Sunday morning and evening, offense of mnrder, and that there has beeu two re turns of “no bill” by different Grand Juries on bills of indictment laid before them for the offense of mnr der, it being the same cl.arge and accasation in each bill. It is ordered by tho Court that the defendant, W F Ivy, be dischsrged from custody, and go hence without a day. T D Evans, almlnistrator. vs R A Johnson k Co— j Verdict for p'aintiff for $97 .“in, with Interest and T M El yen vs Phoenix Mutual Life Inaurnnca and we trust that bn will be greeted by a large congee- | pany- Dismissed, bat afterwards reinstated. nation Ex Law tke vs A J J»mes, tnak'-r, and i. H Dsvis, In- Of Jane Gresham, a convicted \agrabt. atkiog to be released from further conffnemsnt. R ferred to Street Committee, with power to send for psrsane and papers. Of G. W. Collier et aL. asking for a < ammittee to ex amine the track of Atlanta Street Railroad from Decs- Yar street to stables, and see if ths track ought sot to bs lowered. Referred te Street Committee and City Engineer. Of Faith k Morris, calling attention to a culver I on Decatur street. Referred to Wtreet Oommittee. Of Thomas Scnitchins et a)., for extension of gas on Mitchell street to Dsvle street. Referred ta Gas Corn mittee. Street Committee. By Alderman Boring— That a check be passed iu favor of J W Sparks for $175 for a boras purchased lor alms house. Adopted. By Alderman Rice— That the laying dowu brick sidewalks be suspended unless property owners pay for them. Adopted. By Alderman Bretbertou— That the Street Committee put Chapel street, corner Butterscotch established 1858. of Holland street, in good passable condition, not to coat morn than one hundred dollars. Keferrsd to St rest Committee. By Alderman Brotherton That Street Committee have sidewalk on east side H. M. GREEN, Attorney At Law. Atlanta, Georgia- Office, It'public Block, lust opposite Klaibai' House. Will give careful attention to any bnalnes* entrusted to his care. ovtlI ff TO let7 A labok. pleasant aoox ,adr».i b>,ra *>. Oxk street tan be had in a private family by a>i/iy;i)g at WILLIAMS’Al* TION Wiv -v CLAYTON SHERIFF’S SALKv the town of Joaetboro, Clajton count v, t^o 4 . gia.'ontbe 1st Tuesday in November, H73, bervroeu j tbe nsual hours ot sale, the following property, t > i One dwelhng hoxse and lot containing tTo more or tern, in ths town ol Jonesboro, know- CT Haug this banner on the outer walls that Fuh*bar A Valentine semi challenge to the ! dwelling house row occupied by B J Ranksda’.y. Lc\ . , , . , ... i iedonasthe property t It R Hanes, under and by world $1,000 iu gold to produce a butter- J virtue of sundry 11 fas iu my hands iu favor ot James scotch cauily eqoal to FaMur’a Prominai. | 2^? po ? r *£‘ o^l b^pSlSrif raT.' £5^.5“^ octU 5t A. Bi.ot. k. Ageut Young ladies need not be liuder the neces- [ Fayelte, now Clayton county. Levied on as the prop Also, at the tame time aud place, will he sold one hundred acres, more or leas, kuc*u aa the north bait of land lot No. 244. in the 4th diatrict of originally T.»Uullrir«t .h.r.r.c.mly worked on...ud«l. no. >3 d „ ir , TU to co.t more then i». doller*. , = ... have also a full line ol all (he latest novelties in Fancy Goods, fancy Ties, KufHings for I the neck, Ac. They are aleo now receiving silv r.f taking lli.ir innlher', l.nll.r nUt.., “ r, - v ° r w w C“ rr T. under sad by vlrtw, cf sft f» frosi sity ol tatting tiieir tnotners ouiier 1 tales | 01 ■ ton Superior Court In f.ror of D S sura ,. mid for bnttou moulds, as Knox has a fall line of | w W Curry, rropony pointed out by ByUftou a elution r.I.rr.d to Fivs dollar, .trlckru out, ».'l ri BtrMt CommittM. By Ald.rman Dodd— Thst th. OI.rk ol tl>. Council imu, ri.cutlon. | tbejr 8t0 ck of Uillinerv Goods. The .plus! all part let wbne .Idsw^k. ha<r, bean laid i Udies would-do well to call on them before down, and th* Ifsrabsl Adopted. them immediately. 1 purchasing. Knoi'a lfiUin<*l> and VAtielies, | No. 00 Whitehall street. 3e tf. Waterton, plaistilfs attorneys. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold fifty seres, mote or less, ot laud lot No. 10J, in the lath district of originally Henry, now Clayton count?. Levied on ss the property of Elijah M Laaseter under and by virtae of a ft fa from Clayton Superior Court In favor of James 1 Christian vs R W Mundy. sdimc istrstor of Q W McKamer and Eli jah M Lasseter. Property pointed ont by pteiu'ift Ibis the ‘iTih day of September, 1873. NATH \NIEL O. HUDSON. Sheriff Printer’s tee %2 *0 per levy.