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THE CITY.
NOTICE TO CITY UHWRIIMBE
Ur. J. L. Crensbaw is the sole authorized
agent in the city for receiving subscriptions
to the TTe.ai.ti, and froJt this date wo shut)
recognise only his receipts as valid.
BED WISE. & FOX.—1 he pressure in
the money market dees not affect the pu
rity of St. Louis White Lead and Linseed—
specialties. Sold by
KEDWISE * FOX,
Druggists, Atlanta, O'a.
ATLASTA HRASl’lI WHEAT SOUTH-
EBB OIL WORKS. Headquarters for Oils
and Faints, llie largest and most com
plete sto<k In the Southern States at pri
ces to compare with any other markets.
An immense assortment of Artists’ Mate
rials and Window lilass.
Send for Friee Lists.
CARLEY, DUCK & CO.
■ 1 j ' 1 $
ole«ale mud Retail ^
iorj,ers
Dealers in Printer's Stock, Small Wares, Panov Goods, Ac., Comer
Alabama and Whitehall Streets—ATLANTA, CA.
WILL DUPLICATE NEW YORK. BILLS.
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“S1GXS OF THE TIMES.’
A CARD FROM MR. DARNELL.
To the Editobb or the Herald :
Let it be understood I am not an applicant for #Dy 1 interesting discourse os the hvbject bt eld
offiot, or to aoy wAy connected with any of Ibc sev-
erai * 4 rL*ga ’—whiaby rings, anii-whiaky rings. XsrriB
rings, lawyers’ rings, United States Marshal rings, or , # -
,ny other combination lor tbe accompli.hmcnt of .by ° n, J °f » ™ rr
it. HAIM*.
idea
particular object.
Below we male a feeble attempt to cpnve?
very interesting and inatructlve sen
livercd on Sunday night hr Elder T, 81. Harris, pastor
What I stated to yoar rep.rter on SAturd.y ; <>* tb « Christian Church, of thi. city, to . largo and
bad nothing clao for ita object j IntcUigent audience. His subject was. ••Tho Si
ening bad nothing av . .. ( ....
good. Thst rascality of the basest , Times." aud u t >ou it. he said, bo made the follow.
but public _ . .
sort and to which I alluded in that iaterview, have i in * P olu te.
1. We are on the eve of fearful, terrible and tre-
boen perpetrated. I have not tbe slightest doubt,
consulted no cm .bout what I should .t»te, nor do I mendous accomplishments of prophecy.
2. No Dispensation or Government Las ever been
renovated after becoming corrupt.
3. The present dispensation is Gentile in contradis-
I tinction to the Jewish, aud has become corrupt and
cob suit «ny one about the results of 147 statement.
Partiality iu the execution of the law is what I ob
ject to. I favor the execution of the revenue laws
rigid y. I believe illicit distilling demoralizes the ,
country. I am certain it demoralizes society. If I il > to dissolution.
msn violate tbe law punish them for! 4. No dispenasUon ha. ever lasted mot. than two
it with the pTQishmont prescribed by j thousand years, and this will not
the law. Do not lot United States Marshal, go into ! “■ *b» Millenium or universal reign of Christ will
the country, arre.t such a. ftry choose and avoid the i >» » dispenaation, aud will eucceed the present,
v.., „„„ with ti,,. m turn ih.m I 0. The "Signs of the Times” indicate that tide is
OUR AGRSTS.
The following canted gentlemen are our
Agents, and are duly authorized to receive
and receipt for subscriptions and advertise-1 tb ° m to CICCU te the law, who win do it properly, ith
meets:
Tr.AVtT.ING AGENTS.
T. J Barney General Traveling Agent.
1*. Ector Special Traveling Agevi.
.Jeorge 8pecial Traveling Agent.
j R. Davie Special Traveling Agent.
H. Gibson Special Traveling Agent.
LOCAL AGENTS.
Btewtrt k McCalla Ccnjers, Ga.
balance on compromise with them, and turn them ! °* lne “Signs
| loose. Execute the laws proporly, or not at all. The near at han< **
' good of society requires this. Some men are arrested ! 7. The second advent will be at the end ol this, and
j and because they have no money, are thrown Into pri*. j »•“> inauguration of tho new or millemal diBpensa-
i on, others aro Arrested equally guilty, perhaps, but I tiurl -
j who have money and who, after a preliminary { texl '* recorded in the 3d, 30th and 31st verses
'farce are turned loose to continue j «f the 21th chapter of Mathew, and reads as follows:
I their illicit traffic. TLe honest people j "And ss ho sat upon the mount of Olives, the desci-
of. the Country are disgusted with these out■ [ P'ee came nuto him privately, raying. Telluswben
ragee. They demand that men shall be eent tmong j these things shall be? and what shall be the sign of
tho coming and the end of tho world? And then
partially. In my interview with jour reporter I said, j shall appear the sign of the son of man in heaven:
“I certainly believe this is being done by United j and then shall all the tribes of tho earth mourn, and
States Commissioners, Ac.” I intended to use the j they shall see the son of man coming in the clouds
term “United States Marshals,” or persons calling i with power and great glory.
themselves such. I have no fight to make, but I in- ' And he shall send his angels with a great sound of
tend to make it my rule of conduct in the fntnre, to ! trumpet, and they shall gather together his elect from
Tbs following dctit jurors ww« sworn for tho sroek:
* J Maahbnrn. T J Woif, T»M Elyea, D A Beatie, J
Garwood, L Mibalovitch, William Heppard, John
Doyle, H Franklin. William M Delk, James Loyne, A
M Parker, H W Buffington, T G W Crussell, G W Wil
liams, Benjamin Williams, Thomss Homs, W Johnson,
O HBently, James Smith, C Tolbert, W H Brotberton,
V L Me Keen, D Murphy.
Tho following grand and pollt jaro-a ware fined
forty dollars for default
W H Osborn, J X Junison, J B Harris, grand Jurors;
and A P Thompson, W T Bozboo, a .d J 8 Head, piti
j arors.
The fine agaiutt W H Czboru was afterwards re
mitted.
Eugene DsHardey vs E. Huibert, Superintendent
Western and Atlantic Railroad. In this case Colonel
Tigner presided as Judge. The plaintiff was non
suited at the closing of his testimony. Arnold and
Broyles plaintiff's attorneys; Col. N. J. Hammond,
defendant's attorney.
Herman Thoaen, a Prussian, was admitted to citi
zenship.
J. P. Trottie vs E. J. Roach, trustee, etc. This case
was tried, resulting in a verdict for the plaintiff for
$353. J. T. Pendleton and T. P. Westmoreland, for
plaintiff; D F k W R Hammond, defendant’s attor
neys.
Henry Ivy vs Gardner. This case was continued on
account of “surprise” after the trial had commenced.
Collier k Ezzrrd, for plaintiff; Col L E Bleckley, for
defendant.
The ca?e of Lufbnrron and S minor s vs. E. Green
ville was on trial, Colonel N. J. Hammond presiding
by consent. Julius L. Brown, for plaintiff; Colons
L. E Bleckley, lor defendant.
A LL American Sewing Machines have received a
medal at the late Vioumt Exposilion, bet tbe
HOWE was awarded the
GRAND DIPLOMA OF ONOR,
the highest Prem urn ever awarded a Sewing Machine
in the known wot . All other claims to this victory
are false.
THE NEW HOWE
Hs the lightest running Machine extant, and the only 4
j Machine that will do all kinds of family work aalis&cic-
torily and never get ont of order. This company is now
manufacturing one thousand Machines per day, being
more than twice ns many as any other company and
yet cannot supply the demand.
The Howe Machine Company
Aro making great preparation to still further increase their already large business ift Georgia,
having very recently bought out two other leading Sewing Machine Companies, besides ail
the valuable improvements heretofore used in other machines, and combining all the good
points of the various machines, and abandoning the bad ones, have now produced a Sewing
Machine
Far Beyond Competition
, expose dishonesty and ri
possession of the facts.
The Deputy Marshals-
icality whenever I am put i
some of them acling in c
the i jur winds, from one end of heaven to the other.”
The burden of Mr. Harris’ argument was to show
that tho second advent of Christ was pre-raillenial
K. A. Quartermao
J. R. Wimberly
Tcccmseh, Ala.
Cocning k Haimoc...
...Fiowery Branch, Ga.
C. P. Wheeler
Kufault, Ala.
Dr. Wm. Bradlord
Cave Spring, Ga.
Bates k Treadway
Red Land, Ala.
Matt E. Ellis
J. C. Culleop
H. K. Lumpkin
cert with others—have pursued a course which and not post-millenial, and that, therefore, tho tbeo-
amouuts almost to prof* asional proscription, unless it ries that tbe Jews were to bo converted, that tho gos-
may be to thos) initiated into the mysteries of the pel was to be preached to all nations, the destruction
'' “ling.” Let us hope we have none of the “initiated” of the paraey, and the universal prevalence cf Chris-
i among us. Ido not assume tho role of an informer ; tianity wero all false.
| against illicit distillers. That ia tho Marshals duty, ; The highest aspiration and only a
i of the -Tew is
and we insist tint they be required to perform that j to return to Jerusalem and rebuild the temple, which
! duty impartially, and when the prisoner comes here , cau never be done until this dispensation is dissolved,
ba done until this dispensation i
: for trial let him select the conned ot his own choice,
j that is all we ask. S A. Darnell.
PENCILETTES.
r until tho fuliners of the Gentiles be come in. If he is
! converted he is no longer a Jew, and therefore no
longer desires to rebuild the temple. As to the gospel
being preached to ail nations, that has already been
Mr. Horace A. Nathans, representing Nathans j accomplished. This was done on the day of Pente-
Broa., of Philadelphia, the proprietors of the “Old cost, where were assembled together “devout men
CITY RECORD.
11 Cabinet Whisky,” is among us, and at the Kimball out of every nation under heaven.” The destruction
.House. He is still persuading the American people of the Papacy ia not to be accomplished until after
that bis fluid is par excellence, aud the “American peo j Christ’s second advent, for we are informed that this
i pie,” South, take to it with wonderful avidity. Pass Man of bin is to be destroyed by the brightness of his
him around as a first class Kebeevereon boy. Speights coming. Cnristianlty will never prevail universally.
Notes Hound Town Yesterday*
Herald Reporters.
! will make a note.
The gospel has been preached for e ; gbteen hundred
Thatveiy efficient conducto^ and gentleman, Mr. j years, and yet there la not a Christian nation under
: Jamee McCool, of the West Point and Western roads, : the aun. This has boen termed a Christian nation,
is again able to take bis post of duty, after a shott but inaplj so, because If say nation should become
NOTICE ALL!
Chief Marshal’s Ofvk e, I
October 27, 1873. ]
Please fake notice that all executions for city tax
for 1878 bava Ween issued against all persona that
have not paid the same, and can be paid at my of
fice at the City Hall, at any Ume between this and
|he 1st da/ of November, without the cost
of levying the asms, otherwise they will, find their
property levied upon.
Office hours, dally, from 8 a. m. to 12 and frem
2 p. m. till 6 p. m. Office In room lately occupied by
J. H. Franklin, Tax Collector.
John Thomas,
oct28-2t Chief Marshal.
spell of sicknese. The patrons of that popular thor- ! christianized it would have no use for court houses,
oughfare are always glad to have him along when they I jails or penitentiaries.
The true theory aa taught by Christ,
A negro killed another at Red Oak Station of the . and tbe condition of the world and church at his com
West Point road a day or two since. The murder was , tng are most beautifully set forth in various parm-
wwproToted and brutal and the negroes of the neigh- y>lcs of our Savior. In the parable of the Wheat aud
borhood turned out and captured him aud tniued {Tares we are taught that good and bad shall lire to-
Something that has Ions; been needed by tbe people, and has only to be seen to be appreciated.
From these facts, this is necessarily the only perfect Machine yet ever offered to the pv.- lie,
being the result of twenty-seven years' experience of all the inventive genius of the entire
Iho following cases are set for trial to-day: Rich- ! Sewing Machine fraternity, including Elias Howe, Jr., the original inventor. This new feature
ardson vs Pouuds; D. F. A W. R. Hammond, for : is now on exhibition at the Howe Machine Company’s offices throughout the State, and will
plaintiff; Thomas Finley for defense, iiajnea vs be on exhibition at the State Fair. We guarantee the above machine to b2 substantially, as
Mayson; Dill lor plaintiff; Jackson k Clarke for de- i represented, and introducing it lo the public, a..k a comparison of machines, and defy compe-
fendant. Atlanta National Bank va Z'muierman k i tition. Pers >ns wisVu ; to buy this lavorite Machine very cheap'for cosh, will call on the agent
Verdery: Collier, Mynatt k Collier lor plaintiff; Gar- ; ,he State Fair, where such inducements will be offered as never lias bjen before and never
■ will be 8gain.
trell, 8thephen8, aud Westmoreland for defendant.
United States Circuit ami District Courts
THE HOI MACHINE COMPANY
H a
Courts met at usual hour. Judge W. B. Woods and 1
John Erskinc presiding.
A number of criminal cases were continued for the {
tcr-.n. The bonds of several defendants wi
felted.
United States vs. A Beard. No! pros’d.
The trial of the case of tho United States vs. Thomas ! K ' larlnte5 lhem trc,h ' D,, “
G. Simms, principal, and W B Lowe aud G J Dallas,
stcurities, occupied the day, and the testimony of the
defense was not all in wheu court adjourned. The ar
guments will probably take the whole of to-day. Hon.
A T Akerman and the District Attorney for Govern
ment. Gen. Gartrell, Hillyer k Bro., and Peeples and
Howell, contra.
HUDIXUT’S
AVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF HUDNUT S PEARL GRITS, WE C)F*£A
PEARL GRITS
d try will find it to their ad van tag
octl2-lm
witl be in constant supplj »
i to order from ns.
•STEPHENS A FLYNN
Manufacturers’ Agents
S 2 0, 0 00.00.
CITY BUSINESS.
him over to the county authorities.
1 gather until the harvest. The marriage of the King’s
Considerable interest was manifectcd by a large I mu teaches directly to the contrary, that the world is
crowd In the military Park yesterday at the exhibl-< to be converted to Christianity, but that when the
tiou of a miniature railroad and cars made by a : King cometh seme will have no wedding garment,
youth of thirteen years in this city.
aud they will be cast into outer darkaess, where there
The terrible wind end rain atorm of Suudsy night ; w m be weeping and gnashing of teeth. The parabio
cooled the atmosphere, laid the dust, blew down signs ! Q f the Ten Virgin* also teachea that, at the time of
and awnings and terminated in a most pleasant day the Savior’s second coming, the world will be pretty
A COMPLAINT AGAISSST A POLICEMAN.
equally divided, and if so, why not now?
NO PANIC AT W. H BROTHKRTON’S,
But greater bargains offered than ever before—the re
sult of close purchases of the manufacturers for cash
since the panic, at s large discount from the m&rL t
value.
There la no humbug iu this announcement. Read
the price list, and when }0u come to examine goods
bring this advertisement with you.
Real Alpine Kid Gloves in all shades, 60c.; worth $1.
All wool Plaits, assorted colors, 2Jc.; worth 50c.
All wool Tarltaa Plaids, extra width, 30c.; worth GOc.
Diagonal Poplins, new shade, 25c.; worth 40c.
An wool DeLaines, all colors, 25c.; worth 40c.
Black Alpaccaa a specialty—colors guaranteed.
The new revertable Shawl, ia Roman colors, $3;
worth $C.
In the B>ot and Shoe Dopartmeut will be found
Gent’s flue water-proof double-sole Boots, $3 00;
worth $5 00.
Gent's sewed all calf water-proof Boots, $4 50;
worth $7 50.
With a full l ue of infant’s,* misses’, boj’s aud la-
Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth of
FURNITURE,
AT THE WARE ROOMS OF THE ATLANTA FURNITURE MANUFACTORY
70 and 72 WHITEHALL STREET.
(Next door to Chamberlin, Boynton k Co.’a.)
Will be sold for certified Checks on THE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK or JOHN H. JAMES,
AT PAR, at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS. oc!7 tf
LOCAL NOTICES.
atauraut, with Kinney in l* c back ! Mr. Harris announced that he could not exhaust this ' dica’ Boots and Snoea at aatne slaughtering prices,
On last nizht Mr. D. 8. McCord made the complaint j ground, haa added new laurels to thof e alreadj famous j subject with ono Oiiconr.a. and that.ho would re
> D.sa.'aM.nJ.wlll n , _ i .1. 1 th. It.
found telow about a grievance at tho theatre tart caterer*. Pease’* friends will follow him
same it on next Sunday night by diecussiug the Re-
The hcr6e-ahoe which Turpin has fixed up front of eurrection.
night. Here ia what he says
-I was at DeGive'e on last night, in the gallery. Oa ILire Drug store, tndicatealess
recount of the crowd iu front of me, who were stand- ! a - 0-
mg, I could not see the stage. I called, down in front. I A hale of good coiton wa, sold ye.terday
repeatedly, but it had no effict. I called the atten-1 <» WhitehaUetreet for 13 cenle.
t of policemaa B. O. Homes to the facts in tho
than it did two
Jimes Stoke*, who was charged with larceny after
It is a sourco’of regret to the writer of this that a
severe and sudden indisposition traders a synopsis
of this sermon, such aa ita importance demands alto
gether impossible.
■ And in the morning, It will be foul weather to day
case, but he made no effort ta remedy the matter. I 1 ,,u »t. * nd who wa3 arre ” f ” 1 b J Kendrick, ot j for tb0 (ky is tcJ , a d lowering. O jc hypocrite, ye
bein'g'desiroua of seeing the performances had to | thi. dir, in Macon, lumped from the
change my position. I was standing in another part I route to Ota place on Sunday, and escaped
of the Louse and several men were etanding in front
of me, when the same policeman came to me and de-
Harry Chapman, the agent aud manager pro tom. of
Cal Wagner’s troupe, is in the city, am* exerting him- ,
1 can digeern the lace of flic aky; but can ye uot dis-
the signs of the timei?” Mathew lft-
aid all
Genuine
worth $1 53,
LEVEL WITH THE TIMES
PRICES FOR CLOTHING.
LEVEL WITH THE TIMES
PRICES FOR CLOTHING.
LEVEL WITH THE TIMES
PRICES FOR CLOTHING.
Our enormous stock must be sold, aud we
submit the best Dress Suit, the most sub
stantial Every Day Snit, the best assortment
of Overcoats iu the city. All of w hich will be
other goods at correspondingly reduced rates. ! . , . .
,0 English Waterproof, in all colors, ,1 00; 8oU1 at I’ rlCtS t0 8Ult lhe llmeS '
1 M. A J. Hie* it,
Popular Clothiers and Tailor
New Shoe Stoee.—A large and spieadid
stock of Boots, Shoes, Leather, Calf skins
and Shoe Findings just opened at No. 33
Peachtree street, bj Hexbi Banks, Ja .
Sign of the Golden Gaiter.
Baegaiks !—All the fine hats and bankets,
feathers and flowers, handsome cloth sac ines,
shawls, etc., which were in the “London
Store” stock, will be exposed for sale this
week, regardless of New York cost, at
oct!9 John Kmy -
landed that I should either take my seat or leave the j to ruake the series of entertainment, a succe
Loose. He forces mo to take a seat, insulted me, and i He is one of the bea *
threatened io expel me from the hall.”
-ITS
THE RURAL SOUTHERNER.
The above magazine is one of the beat pSof
lies published in the South. It is ably edited by Mr,
YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
LLCIUBERS THIS fcEASON.
It is always with pride and satisfaction that'we call
the attention of our readers to this body of working j BoQta for Sl0ck ; European J.
STRkKG*It3 IN THE CITY.
Mr. King Wyliy, of Savannah, probably the malt
brilliant young sergeon that we have was in Iho city
I yeaterdiy. Mr. Wjlly, though only twenty-six years
i.ionth- 1 of age, has had an eventful career, having been
through two Universities and two wars. Ho entered
1 EASE'S PALACE DINING BOOMS.
Pease's Palace Dining Rooms. Elegant apartments
for ladies, exclusively for their accommodat:
Pease’s Palace Dining Rooms. Ladies, th
sunny aids of good living.
Pease’s • G'lden Fries” mak
rich kin.
Pease’s Twin Channel Oysters ar-j like
heart—nothing like it.
Epps. Below we give the contents for November: the University of Georgia when a boy, left that and
The Faim—Hong Kong Geeee ; Farming Policy ; ‘ went through the “Dixie war. Ho then
Christians, composed of the vov.ng men of our city, | SoU(L _
and at present numb?ring about one hundred aud
seventy-five.
This society was only organized last June, and is
already taking active mea urea to establish a great!
want of cur city—that is, to secure during each fall
the
J Li\e Stock—Amount of Milk for a pound of Butter
! or a Ponnd of Cheese ; ^^hItc dpots on Horiea Pneu
monia in Hogs ; Live Stock to Population.
Horticulture—Grapes and their Culture ; Another
and winter a number of prominent Christian gentle- Curculio-Proof I'iumb ; Shrinkage of Dried Finite
men to lectaxe in cur midat; and thus far the efforts
of this organization have been signally successful.
Bee Culture-Sacccaifiil Bec-Keepirg ; Bee
Small Scale ; The Queen Bee.
weut to tho Uoiverasty of Virginia,
graduated in medicine, and west to Paris to complete
; his education. The French-German war opening, he
, j lined the Fi eniliarmy as a surgeon, aud went through
1 “all the racket.” Hs carrfesjhree handsome medals
—one given him by his corps, and the others by tho
Government. After a day of roys’ering with his old
college mates of this city, he left for the Macon Fair,
Where he will doubtless be “a lion.”
Mr. John T. Riley,and Dr. R. V. Jffltckcll, of Komt,
Money Crisis !! —‘ It is aa ill wind that
| blows nobody good.” John Keely Las just
, there is the 1 received a large lot of goods from the recent
PANIC SALES,
think of his 1 at which many larga stocks of goods were
forced off p.t whatever they would bring.
1 Among this lot of goods will be found chess
. goods in both solid aud fancy colors, boule-
saitia the saltiest salt, aud his pepper iathc j var jj skirts, cassimeres, table linens, towels,
Irish linens, flannels, blankets, bleached aud
brown domes'ics; and many other goods
equally interesting.
! To those in want of such goods I would
say, Call aud examine, and be convinced that
- • you can save from'25 to 50 per cent, by their
e i purchases from
hottest pepper, except red pepper, and that's p pi
that gives one pepper that Irka it.
Pease’s Broiled Oysters are Hkc t!
bachelor over a cheerful fire.
of a
VICTORIOUS.
Read the advertisement of the Howe Mechine Cj
pany tinder the above heading. Try ihe macb
and you will b3 satisfied of its superior merits.
COURIER-JOURNAL.
This excellent family journal—the Weekly Courier -
Journal—offers ti distribute $5,000 amoDg its sub
scribers on tho first day of January, 1871. Success
to it.
•Torn Keely.
Corner Whitehall aud Hunter streets.
oc*2J> d*2t
end this season tie following .Ustingnislied ( Pl)0 Uf,_ B; nn-, Lege in Fowler Uetr.eJ, for ( hick liassed througli Atlanta last night cn route for Macon, ] Mark W. Johnson calls oa farmers to come up and
and eloquent gentlemen have kindly consented to lec- * ** a..
ture for the benefit of the Society, viz: Hon. Alex. [
II. Stephens, Rev. James Dixon, Rev. Henry Hoi- j
New Goods -from
York, just ready, for sale at
comb Tucker, and Bishop Pierce.
The proceeds of said lectures
prosecuting the good work ia which this body
gaged. The season tickets will be at a price within the
a Cholera.
The Fireside—Sunlight—ita Sanitary Influence; The of Masons,
Mr. Wingfield, of the Greensboro Herald
where they will enjoy tbe fair, ind atter.d the Grand p ft y 0 gr t^ e j r cr0 p pens, which fall due on November
1 1st, and which they cau now pay off with cotton at
John Keei.y >
and Model of the Ark; Hygiene of the Ear; Rare
j in f art j ier ! Justice; English Proverbs; ble»p as a Medicine;
’ i Pleasure from giving Pain.
Editorial—A Mode! Agricultural College; Tbe Rome |
reach of all.and we urge our citizens to encourage ! Fair; Delayed Incubation; The National Crop Re-
the young men in thia work, aa this association will j porter; The Possible Existence of the Mastodon in • Ky; W T Van Brunt, Philadelphia; Rev Dr Shipp,
be, at no distant day, a power in restraining young | our day; A Libel upon the Female Sex.; English Bru- ; Spirtanburg, S C; 3 J Winn, Lawrenceville; Will J
men from visiting drinking and gambling houses. , taWy; American Poaological Society; Salting Meat. 1 Pike, Jeffersou; M M Wolfe, Charlotte; J E Bedwine,
city in the interest of hia paper. Greensboro
se» tiou that should trade almost altogether with At
lanta, aud the Herald is the best medium through
which our merchants can reach its people.
T B Mattingly, W F Spalding, 8 L Gray, Lebanon,
— . _ , The best make of English black Alpacas
is in the | ftlteea cents. They should embrace this opportunity j QQ j v f Qr ga j e
roiaina J of paying their debt#, especially as they cau secure a * *’ , T ..
higher price for their cotton by *o doing. oct-6-'_t John’ Klei.x s.
With the able peraon* who will lectnre thia aeaaoo.
we predict for the association crowded homes; and
we say to eveiw one, secure s season ticket.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Gainesville; Edward Elmore, 8t Louis; James M
Guess, 8tone Mountain; J H Thayer, Augusta; J P
The frsscosrs hare dispensed with thsir reaffold in J Angtilli Madison; E E Clark and wife. Bristol, Cinn;
ON ’CHANGE.
Tbeie was a fair attendance of merchants
yesterday morning.
V.ce President John Stephens presided.
Tbe following changes in quotations were reported :
Cotton, 13**. Bacon—clear sides, 10j«#10>; ; clear
rib, 10>4 ; shoulders, 9)i ; sugar cured hams, 14 v; ;
bm2k cisst aid«s, 9% ; cisac rib, 9H. Lerd-Ueres,
; keg, 11; cans, 11. Yellow corn
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
tho Presbyterian Charch on M.riolt* .iroet, bating i w N gtr>Dge , Rockm » r t; J w Hint*, Jr., Crtmrlll*;
| nearly completed their work of beiutlfying thi* time- w A c ,„_ C h»tt»noog»; F L Freyor; R C Cook. Cor-
Clunge | honored place of worehip. Thoee exceedingly deter in(tan . , 0 Fort** and l»dy, Gilbert Forth!*, WT
rttiste, the Krueger Brother,, wbo» fin* workmen* I F 0 ,r>ea t LaOmnge; Mrs Ele Henderson, LaOrange; J
, ship »t D«Gire-« Opera Houm baa excited *o much | v Rich „ 4fc UaF.jette, Ata; W E Coyta, N Y
: admiration, hat* gitert anotheretideoo*of their rttie-1 q r Mabry, LaOrenge; John H Traylor Trocpe Fao-
j tory; R C Johnston, N Y; A W Peintup, Union Point;
cutue, surtoundsd by J_ W Winfield, Greensboro; J J Floyd, CtoriDgton; A
An M Speer. Griffii; U 3”**e. Baltimore; J M Oasbr
s; W H Powell, Grtf-
tic ability.
The ceiling presents s raised
a series of ornamental panels heavily moulded,
elaborate cornice rircles the wails, supported by Cor- :
) inthisn copped columns of marvellous symmetry of ; ’ *
proportion, suggesting strength with lightness, cor '
Tha monthly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce j rating entirely the loo frequent error of represent
occur# to-night, sndwfaU sttendsDco is sanMstly.de- j gg the mastlvs interior of medelralsges employed in including, of coarse/many of the new members of
altwfl i si r JUUU \ — ’’ ,,pr ‘ 91
■ BEETHOVEN.
With 1,200 or 1 AOOyoipts at Cal Wsgwer’s last night,
ENROUTE FOR THE FAIR.
Messrs. J. R. Muss sad John Thomss. iu
the masMuoth ox, said to bs one J
u aitod tiiaU*. talx th* ceutral rtock yard ihta xaoat-1 ^ ^ bne-nitand •ppemace, wlrtl* tf«el
decorating churche* of tho sinetoeath century. The ! B*othoren. Bene* th* atteufiiuc* *t their h*B
bemuly of deeign i* greatly enhanced by the eiquieit* lUm on lut .eeuing, Howerer. a iiafpy pro-
taelnia coloring the whole, preeent.ag araracembl- gnimai , wae improrieed, which included Prod*.
rbomaa, Iu dtarge ot; aatioo of eton* color, drab and lilac, deltciouely eofl, Freyar, noils, ami Huraier, ptano, Mw Hebert eon and
of tba targeat in the I ud K mbtlely ehaded aa to render complete the de- jjr. Oeo. Raieebtde, of New Orlenne.
. , , The noretty of the evening wae Prof. Urtyer, cloeing
ing for Macon, whara ha will be on eibib.tion during lowl wlth , wnrmth one feels as he look* upon It, 1 1 pot ronrrie of charming Scotch melodlea, by singing
the felr. He weigh! 4,600 pound* and wae raised by j tba natural coldneoa of the t.ute employed thereby
cheerfnlnMi of tbe happy architectural
Mr. L. P. Fielda,
adTlte all tbe A!
ifN:
Happy Cal Wagner showed last night to a crowded
house. Everybody left tb* bali more than srtiafiad.
Cal la Inimitable, and "Too Sweet to Lire," 11! Of
the performs re acted to perfection. Ae everybody
hen know, OelWegper. We torbehr further mention
l will be crowded ewery night.
e song, tbe burthen of which
e dollar sod a half,"
ting great credit on tbe skill of Messrs,,! fcrlf btrr.
fro., Aiding neerlenr.li to their already
eetvbiiabed Atlanta fame aa thorough artist s
knowing that the hn
ON TBE fCBY.
THE HOF AT TH £ Kt gl: IU. HoU SE TO NIOHT.
SLeabana’e hand has been engeged lor the Hop at
the Kimball Hones to-night. All who ara invited by
Aldermen Beetle an 1 Brotberton, hiving beeu de- the pt< ,prletev to the tegular hope are expected to
tested In the nomination Saturday, are coneollng j ,„ enil . xdmleeiou f,e fgentlemen with ladle* ose
themselves by earring tbe -<d^r p*t*o" in tb* O*. q altar T. N. itaivie.
T. M. U A.
Bev. Jems* Dixon. D. D„ will deliver * lectnre et
DvOive'e Opera Boose, In thle city, os Wednesday
evening, Boveaber l«fc, for the b*M«t el th*
young Men's Library Aeeedetlon. gokject, "Eetb,"
ell who desire an intelleoteel trert sbonld be on heed.
FOURTH BAPTIST CHCECB.
Hev. W. *. Cbedwnin, cn* ef tb* ablest mlaleters
in th* State, wU gnaMb et lb* Fowrlk Baptiet Church
psbHc gwneiatty levttrd to be present.
peetty of juror* this week.
’Communicated )
THE CLERKS’ SOCIETY.
Lat all the claret m4 book kaapara in lha oily at-
E. C TR)M4S,
W. E. Ra<un.
Coomb Mi ao.
land tba maatin* avor Jamoo’ Bank lo-a%bl and or-
DMrniai ol tha ofl.v of Ji
commanoad tba trial of tha famoua cow came, bat wean
Dock Bawlaa, plaintiff, and A. M. Oakley, defendant.
gaaizo a Clark#' Aaaociatian; for It ia aomathln* la I Jaatloa Haaaaeu. prealdlof, aftar haarlng tha Uattmony
which all food, bonaat elarfca ara vitally totavaalad. i of numeroaa wttneaaaa oa both aide*, tha judgment
Thera ara bain* dark*’ aeoocietlooa crfuor/.ed j waa gtvan for tha daCaadaat. Tha plaintiff
throughout the principal dtiaeof the No»tb and Waat i tented by Colonel Joo. L. Wimpy. Our youag frtanl
•ed lha neoeeetty and lm portae re of auch an organ 1- | Frank P. Gray, appeared for tha defendant, and made
saMon In thia ally wfl ba fully explained before tha an able and rlcqoant effort. Mr. Gray ia a young man
seating to-night.
of tea latent*, and wa predirt fwbtm a bright fat ore
THE TURBINE WATER WMEEL.
See advertisement of the patent turbine waterwheel
which will be on exhibition at tbe 8tate Fair, by R.
Findley k Sons. For description, price list, etc., ad
dress E. E. Clark, Griffin, Ga.
Stove Wood. —Scipie A* Sons. No. 8 Loyd
and 50 Decat or Streets. oct2C-d7t*
Fo the Ladies. —The attention of ta* la
dies of Atlanta is called tD the fact tha:, Mrs.
McCormick has on hand a very flue and com
plete stock of fashionable Millinery and Farcy
Goods. Call, ladies, and examine her s.cck.
octl0-d2nr
Henderson & Tjurence—Greene L.-^e Gro
cery Store, Whitehall street, wholesale and re
tail Giocers, aud dealers iu all kinds o: coun
try Produce. Butter, Eggs Chicken*. 'Ap
ples,Potatoes, Onions and Cabbage. real
ties, and constantly on hand.
Henderson A T^lt f.v
Sept 27, dtf.
The Atlanta Auction House calls 11:. at
tention of merchants and citizens generally
to a large cocsigninent of Cauvassed Hams
and Kits of Mackerel, which they will sell on
Tuesday morning at 1*' o'clock. This is
your time for bargains, as these articles must
be sold. 10,000 lbs. Canvassed Hams and
100 Kits of Mackurel, together w ith a large
assortment of Harness, double aud single,
Furniture, Oil Paintings, NIatresses, Pianos,
Organs, Show Cases, Iron Safes, Crockery,
Trunks, Dry Goods, Notions, etc., et".
sViko, .Stock, Mules and Cows.
Wrrr a Joynl. .
octlO-dSAT rb Peachtree s f ree k
l ine Clothing at panic prices, at
M. A J. Hirsch’s.
New book by Bill Arp, for sale by Phillip* Ac Cie
oct28-lt
Stylish Dreas Suits at
ANTHRACITE COAL.
A. C. Ladd la daily receiving a apleudld article of 1
anthracite coal.
M. PJ. Hibhci
Givi Ove:coats at
M. il J. Hibsi h s.
The (Treat Singers.
[Mrs. BurqfeanUa New York Letter to the SL Louie
Republican.]
Wg an lihviag % war-like Ume with Strak-
oich and Maretzek, and tbe two armies mar
shalled under their banners. Nilsson, when
playing ia London, was chilly and careless
beyond be* usual coldasai and stiffness. Here
ia^Ben York it is admit led on all sides that
“sbs is spoiled"—that she esteems handsome
costumes and her presence sufficient to fill
the scene. Lncca, au rontraire, is flushed with
a new ambition, acts piquantly, and sings
with all her heart as well as voice. Capoul
Our C utiin Department is stocked with the
finest good, in tbe market. We guarantee
satisfaction. \L It J. Hibsch,
50 Whitehall street.
Prices Deduced !—Xo high price-
At Cohen & Selig.
Full Dress suits for Men
Good Business “ -• “
Elegant ‘
Durable
Handsome *
All at reduced prices.
Large assortment.
Elegant stock
And lowest prices.
At Cobem & Skiji. v.
Corner Whitehall and Alabama street,.
Youths.
Boys.
Children.
Ketxii. merchants in city and country will
save money by baying “Georgia Factory"
Sheetings and Shirtings from
Dunn, Ooletree A Co.,
Agents for Georgia Factory.
__ It is whispered by horse-dealers that Jack-
will never be a favorite, except with gushing j son s Magic Balsam will remove warts from
school, gitls. They thmk when hs j^ls hts j horees , By making incUgions
j “..1 .V a**, «d a.
in the warts
then saturate the
on his diaphragm, that be is "loo sweet to corn with the Balaam, and in a few daya the
I com will disappear.
live.”
Ab, and Tamberlik ! Tamoerlik is one of
the have bee ns, aud we all know what Whit-
har says of them. They ars the saddest of all | wards, at
Table linens, from 35 cents per yard, np-
tbings: lima di Mursaka has tremendous ex
ecution still left.
Thera is one thing worthy of remark about
• Mew York audience in coftoeetion with lyric
artists. An acdiaaiy modi Baa ol an entire
character will waken enthusiasm, if only at
■sane point or two the stem* will let ont and
John Keii v s.
ocll9
yell at a high C, or in a*gS7n instance depart
froi
m a tans and go off ricochetting (is that
what they say of a cannon ball'!) In all direc
tions. That impress** them in a moment,
and thay take fire immediately. The angel
Gabriel and Saint Cecilia might give a conoert
hers, and if they were not to do their sensa
tional tricks, they might tootle and sing to
empty benches.
Milxjnisy opining. — Mrs. K. P. O'Connor
has not removed to Pryor street opposite the
Kimball House, bnt just returned from New
York with tha handsomest stock of Millinery,
Fancy Goods and Ladies* Fsehionsble Pat
terns for this season ever offered before iu
this market, and will be pleased to hare all
th* ladiss in Ihe eity and surrounding coun
try to call and sea her stock on Tuesday and
Wednesday, tha 14th and 15lh inst., at No.
27 Whilst all street.
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 B. G. Kellev.
Atlanta. Ga.
We are offering special inducements thi*
week in ready made clothing for men, hoys,
and children, at prices to suit dull time*.
Save where you can save, and bay a ili'v.(>0
suit for $12.00 at Cohen A Sell- s.
oclOlf Corner Whitehall and Alabama.
Young ladies need not be nnder the neces
sity ot taking their mother's butter plates
for button moulds, as Knox has a fall line of
them as large as their heart's desire. They
have also a full line of all the latest novelties
iu Fancy Goods, Fancy Ties, Buttings for
Ihe neok, Ac. They are also now receiving
their Fall stock of Millinery Goods. Th*
ladies wonld do well to call on them before
purchasing. Knox's Millinery and Varieties,
No. 30 Whitehall street. sept 2e-tt
Black silks and black and fancy dree*
goods, a superb line, in which competition is
incifed, at John Keels'*.
ootlO
Jackson s Magio Balsam, it is said, has naur
failed to cure the worst case of colic ia hones.
Thousand* ot dollars will be saved by its
timely use, _