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The Daily Herald. 3. M. ALEXANDER <& CO., IMPOKTEBS AND DEALEBS IN "p™***! you. NAtLS, STEEL & CARRIACE MATERIAL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 23. 1873. T HIE C ITY. 5UTICE TO CITY gCBSCKIBEB* Mr. J. L. Crenshaw is the sole authorised igent In lha eity lor receiving rabseriptiona to the and Ie)A this date we shall recognize only his receipt* as valid. *‘°“S« “<1 *£%£***, Cutlery, CTrains, Am, BeWu*. Hoee-Aurntt for Hoe ft Co.’s 'entOtt Saw*. Straub s Qeeen of the - — - 1 Queen „. ._ .. Baococft'a Celebrated Smut Machinery, end PH ATT 8 B WIN Q IS <1 Lib Sonth Mills, Hove’s and ’* hinery, and COTTON GINS. A meyer failing supply of PT'RE DRUGS and SEDICTSES st the old esUhlislieil Drag Haase. parts fireea fer the t'ottaa Worms to cat. REDWIWE A FOX. PARIS GREEN, for destroying Cotton Worm?. Special Prices In large lots. CARLEY. DUCK h CD,, 35 Pryor street, Atlanta, Ga. The Courts. u-l.ed State. C.«„ rtoM , r ., Comrt . Befon, Commiaaloner W. B. Smith r^„dey mom- */ if 0 ”* *“ reqnir * d to (tire bond in Are tlrilaeUws. to appear at the Dirtrict Court end ewer to the charge of illicit dietillln s . Colonel G. 8 “ *• H ‘ Thoniae for the n. n • ! Col. Tflfin TVr 9amn.il DASHES HERE AND THERE. Yesterday vat one of the warmest d»ya of tho. #6A- ion. Atlanta ha* become one of the g:ta.e*t grapa ijat- kete In the South. The finest lot of pears we noticed on exhibition were <tn petition of surer ft Oltzner—agreett, J reAuoe ! h *r»»iy »trthorlt*4 ts porch**. the aecemaqr itnnber f nd^t f ° r U,< ‘ Qovwnm,!nt - conneel for th.L ..“J*'' charged with the eeme offenu, wae d.aohargfd. the ertdaac* being inraffle,«ot a. 8. CoL Toon, Dr. Samuel Hape, and Col. Wallace are the leading pomologiats of the city. “ A black-snake bull whip, five feet long," is what the brother of a 8t. Loan young lady used on the Thotiat for the Gorarr.raent. John Conley for'the , ,h0U) ' k,r ’ 01 * C ' nclcc,tl drT ' Klx ' J “ cterk (Tafaran - T.*. cw*. rvua.hle^l #Ka strdanllflo im Supreme Court, 4 Atlanta.. 5 Southern • Oconee 7 Albany * .. .-30 1 13 Talla^ioosa 11 • .00 | 14 Borne 10 • • 4 | ic Cherokee .... » 23 16 Augusta 5 W. H. BaoTVT.Bro* sells ladies' black, white and colored Kid Glares at 50c; Bishop and Victoria Lawn, j • f 14 ! 18 Ocmrlflee ...II. DOf; best prints, lltfc; striped, figure 1 and dotted S n jf^JJ^ 0001 *®® 1 \f | JJ >a*Urn.,.. cambrics. 13>*c; 1 1 « white Marseillas qallta, $1 35. ** ““ “ 16 bone French woven corsets, 66c; 4-4 bleached do* t Island domestic, 12,qc. Press * 7 Continued, t 9 ConUnned. t 10 Continued. To cure nose-bleed, the ijcisnliflr American says rigorously move your jaws. Mothers-in-law never lave it The daughter of Putnam, the publisher, practices as a physician in New York. It is presumed by competent judges that Catoosa * Springs is mourning over the absence of the P. G. In 2 j G. She came down yeiterday, aud is at present at the 13 j Kimball House. 9 j { Andy Johnson didn’t tilulge iu figures of speech. He used the Roman numeral I. freely instead. The Matson de Villa, on Wall street, is preparing on mest:c, U‘,e. 4-4 Sea Island domestic, 12,qc. Press i ; n Continued <r 10/7.7*' *** parson ce a me. on wan street, is preparing on good,. .Loe. end Ml ether good, et wrre.pondtng re- I In tu* iim “ Conti,,,1 * d - ! 17 ConUlined. eT ten,ire eoeJe, for th. coming Kun. Bid Hollend ; duoed reter. Cell before he do*, out. sa HU hoc* le j jj 0 2 AUenu "* nmellt oonclul,od in j !• the pres iding grata,. crowded all th* while. auglO tf ?-rw BTJt, for seed, arriving at Stepens A Flynn's ang9-lv | The Atlente end Bieftmond Air-Lioe Beilroen Com I „ * Th0ma *- ° f l ! p *“ y ’*• Menghwn * Hckett CorapleinV-eiceptione ''' -r.,. , to Auditor-, report. Argued for pUint.8 by r. L. | » -eoete" » men to .nreor on the -Sebbeth et fpe-, — - ‘ i Mynatt; for deft nd*B* hv i’aI r p Aar ,i Aa n Ilka, Ala. On other davs they can anathcmatlst to tfca { lUkr thxt ^ before next yea.. Adopted, vhen you ccms to Covinirton. remember the okx* , H niJ1 n<Un by u>! - c * and Hon - B 1 heart * contenL i Gas Committee—Ou resolution of Alderman Gold rut iu «b* n'+r* adsxs. iuJt 30-#/r«.tf. * • 1 smith, for the appointment of a committee to examine ASBotsxnent to $35.00. Adopted. On petition of W. H. RockwolL-adrerse. Adopted Oa petition of Vf. if; Moore, reducing asiMMsrmut to AW,00. Adopted. Cemetery—On petition of Hibernian Ueuevoluct Society for burial lot—favorable. Adopted. Police—Report a vacancy. Streets—On the resolntion of Alderm an McMillan for improving sidewalks on Harris street—favorable. Adopted. (Jo Aidsrroaa Morris’ resolution for tbo Improve' went of Tain all streei gud side Walk*—favorable- Adopted. Also, his resolution for work ou Nelson street— fa vorable, when it can bo reached. Adopted. On the resolution of Alderman Goldsmith for a rock curbing on Marietta Street in front of Hall's tobacco factory—iavorable, to cost $30. Adopted. On tha resolntion of Alderman l^injstcn for a small culvert on Collies street, to cost $ir— favorable. Adopted. • On the resolution of Alderman Morris for a rock crossing on Peters .street at its junction with Forsyth— favorable, Apoptcd On resolution of Alderman Goldsmith, for a rock | 111411 . . . , .... reach'jee street cleaned oi crossing across Broad street, on ths north side of Walton—favorable. Adopted. Ou resolution of Alderman Morris, for rock cross ing ou Pryor across ret«rs--favcra!»!e, to cost $25. Adopted. Oa petitiou of W. F. Peck Co., et al., for a rock crossing across Decatur street, between Peachtree ami Pryor—favorable, 4c cost $65. Adopted. On potition of A. Haa<i. ot ah, for work on guttering -favorable. Adopted. Oa resolution of Alderman Boring, for work ou oral days ’ Divis street—favorable. Adopted. On potition of Judton Warlick et al. for work on Wheat street Favorable* when it can bo reached, but fear that vil.’ cot be before and other material for repairing tha buildings at the Alma House, and that said repairs be attended to im mediately. Referred to tbo Belief Committee, with power to act, Resolved, That in view of tbo digging down of the embankments on the Macon k Western Railroad, the Committet on Public Buildings and Grounds examl : a into the necessity of having a rock wall built at each end of the bridge across said railroad near Judge Col lier’s; also, that said committee examine into and re port a plan for erecting side crossings or footways on j each side of said bridge for tho accommodation of pe destrians. * Referred to Street Committee. ■ ptaca, and the aasocat and M«u. of articles exported, or that would be exported, did this direct line exist I hence to foreign countries for os* in this connection. \ BcsoUred, farther. That the President ol this body act as a committee to co-operate with each agencies or committees as have > sen or may ba appointed by the railroad companies interested in tho establishment of this one, or with the oommlticis or delegates from any other body friendly to and desiring its establish ment On motion of Col. J. A. Stewart, seconded by J. E. Butler, the Chan,bar adopted the preamble and reso lutions by a unanimous rising vote. On motion, the Secretary was directed to furnish Colonel Tift with a certified copy of the preamble vnd resolutions before he departed for Western cities, IUboItcJ, 'nirt.cbKktor on» hundroad^tar. b« | whiUl ' r * , ' , * oe * ,hUeTe,ltD1 ’ lD lh " “ r < b « pused up Ili favor of Dr. C. V. llort for «tr» lewic ! t ’ r0pO *' 4 Unt LOCAL NOTICES. " ]>t thou now writ, who never wrote before, And thou who always wiote now write the mote," Ciilcr tl instruction of Professor Cagle, of Georgia, the be? t j.enm&n in the South, st Moore’s Southern Business Univer sity, Atlanta, Ga., one of the best bustneee schools in the country. Send for circulars and specimen, of penmanship. B. F. Mooek, A. M., augt7 lw President On motion, the Chamber adjourned. Wholesale Market. Alla t is the p’ace to atop. July 30-sfcw-tf. To Pathos l— See notice of meeting G.-xn?* Xo. 7» on Friday evening. Hntrv* >ou 3aLX —A bargain run be La«l mg Box No. 71, Marietta. Notice. No. 3, same . ireait, Tho*. Crawford vs. Th© Bute f Atlanta ; burglary in the night time; from Fulton—was next • taken up. Argued for plaintiff ir. error by B. H Thrasher; for defendant by J. T. Glenn, Solic'^r Gen >y s.l. t Hkrald Job Omet execute# .Letter lit ads No. 4. Xleury u. I'oyt vs. the SUt*. Converting money to his own u*o • liboot consult of There was a Scotch dea-l-tn at named Gordon, His card had the title of ’'Lord’' on — He fled, as bis luck is. And put for the Boohys, And left the-., a looking LirGordon. It Is told in a few words. Doctor Gruwel of Oska- x»na. Iowa, posseaeed rn, also a snail boy, Joshua; also, a box of matches lying on the table *n .ntoand repor* what amount oula be necoFaary A>r the city to pay to make up the soy on per cent, required by the Ga# Company in extec . the main oa Marietta ptreet to the rolling jndl. “li will take a gross income of $l,'l0o per annum. ’ Referred to Gas Company. On rexAuttor. o! Aidenuan Young, that tho Gas Com- ■ttce examine into the practicability of extending the Note Heads, Bill Heads, Cards, Circulars, etc., iu the t . tb ® *‘‘ , »dlng of the record in this case Court his office. From the fact that Joshua took the matches j gag maiu from Hunter street to Fair gtic-ot, along Fra- beet style, and at t< -g prices. Send us your orders, j Eaornill ' ? . _ | to the barn, Dr. Gruwel, of Oskalooea, lows, his now j zier. B^iport, practicable at a cost of $-250. Referred j to Gat Oompa: rendered inmates of the Alms Houho. Referred to j Finance Committee. By Alderman Young— That the Committee ou Public Buildings aud 1 Grounds be instructed to prepare grounds for and sow J such grass seeds in the school yards as will form a , turf and prevent mud ou them during the approach- I ordinary ISiiTcIrdInary 4 U^ijtfeiriortellT ing winter. Adopted. — “ * * By Alderman Bice— That the Street Commutes liavrf'the side ditches uL. Referred to Btree Com mittee. Itcsolr^d, That th© Committee on Sewers ha>e the pipe across Cone street taken out and a larger one put in so as to carry the water. Referred to Committee on Sewer* and Drains. Resolved, That m view of th. early consti .etion of an iron bridge across the railroad on Broad street, the Street Committee be. instructed to examine the abut merits of the present bridge and make the necesrary preparation for putting them in order for me new bridge Referred to Street Committee Alderman Morris— That the Committee cn Public Buildings and Grounds be authorized to tave suitable coal bouses built for the benefit of public school houses similar to the built at the Marietta Btreet school bon. . Referred to J tho Commute* on Public Buildings and Grounds. j Resolved, That flfe Committee on Cemetery confer I wiib property owners east of the cemetery, and sm ►r- I tain and report to (his body the practicability aud ne- j Cotlo CuAMjtKii or Commerce, Atlanta, Ga.. August 22. 1873. Cotton—Middling iC' 4 ; low middling 15,‘ a al6; good *dinary 13^; ordinary ll; inferior 8*11. Flour—Fancy 310 Mall: extra family $9 00a10 00; i family $7 float* 00; extra $6 -VM7 50; superfine $6 (Km 1 6 60; fine $4a6. Wheat —Reu fl 50al 60; amber $1 60*1 65: choice white $i 65al 70. Lime—40a60c per buehtl. <V>rn—Yellnw 80c by car load, cash, and white 82'> *86 cents. Moal—85a87 fjo. Lard—Tterse lOkailc; krg 11 J^c; bucket ll ^al2. Bacon—Clear sides V2 > t c; clear rib 12\c; ahovdders inch. Hams—Sugar cured 17al7>i. Balk Meat#—Clear »ide« ll^e; clear rib U.V long clear sides! lc.: shoulders ??*c. Hay— $\ 60al 66. Gate—50*65. Rye—$1 26*1 30 per bushel. Barley—$1 OOal 10 per bushel. Coal—Lump, by car lor-d, at 26c; blacksmith 22 Cotton ties—9>£a9M* Bagging—2 lbs, 17c; $4 lb», i7.V£c; 2*; lbs, 1^-. Gunnr bagging—isv.c. Special Notices. mt UAMILTOW’** P’UCPARATION OF BHCHU AND DANDELION wires tha. eat distressing mala dy, Pilt-s, by increasing the digwetive off the stomach, and by securing a proper secretion of bite for the lubrication of -.bo bowels. This prevent# i oo- sUrpakon. and conatipattea is the immediate c an#* of Piles—commeu sense in this treatment Go to Red wine A Fox’s drug Hot* and tell them you want Ham ilton's. Bncbu and Dacdelioa. Redwine k Vat can tell yon all about the remedy—and sell it to too also. auglS BJT THOMAS Bl.DCGHTGN. OF CINC INNATI, says; “W. C. Hamilton fc Co.—1 had had the ague for k_ tt rrv iituurm * two long years, aud had tried several remedies of ac- bTiLL They gome. —Bach forenoon aud . vnowledgod or pretended merit, without aDy good rw- afternoou of tha past week John Keely’g store 1 *5® d yo ° | Tonic. One bottle completely broke up the malady, . 1 und I am now perfectly well. I can testify that your aua choice Goods from New York trade auc j lion sales. Just receive!—150 fine Em-1 p«jta!ly »t so uu; wortftknscbai m«diune.,v* now taoidered Sets. 20c. each, worth $1 00; White i *" Piqne, 12 Jc. a yard, worth 30c., finer grades j — muslin, grenadine and other makes, at 12Jc. a vard, worth from 30c. to 3oc. a yard; Table 5 ot the South, it is a legitimate prescription, auJ pos. Linens, Shirt Bosoms, Irish tinens. White I Moalins of every make; PanU Goode, every kGug tha womb by supplying the * ant* of nature, it _ r , T ,, ,, I gives health to the frame, and U*p,->lncse to the heart, quality; Parasol*, Laces, Lace Collars, at j mgC prices which cannot be duplicated in Atlanta, j young TvouZs. u lou Irk SfFIXBiNG These goods will be found to merit all that j from continued headache, pates in the back and lower , . , ... ... atomach, palpitation cf th* heart, difficulty of breatli- nas been stud above concerning tbeir quality j ing.. unattpetion <* the bowel*, lots cf appeUte. and and prices, ss, owing to the financial pressure , in New York, they were forced on the market i tie of this medicine it is 4 *WoEuacte Beat Friend.' — h ! Take it according to dir^ctijns, and th© bloom ! hearth will seen be upon veur cheek. Telegraphic Markets. New Orleans, August 22,1873. —demand limited; middlings 18> 4 ; net re cessity of enlarging the present cemetery ami amount I ceipta 8o3 bales; gross receipt# 364; exports coastwise To Emi-hunis. —Persons who coutemplat*-emigrat ing to the West, Southwest and South, shor.Ut write, for inf^rTuation to Albert B. Wrenn. Gsnaral Emigrant- Ageat at Atlanta, No. 4 Kimball House. The case cf Milton IfataM, thmgh r. = it iu order, neither a barn, a match, will hardly be reached to-day, as No. 3 is Jxely to oc- ! enpy the Con ft during the whole of the day. Messrs. Garnett k Stepbers. Peeploa A Howell and A. R Cul- j bersoa appear as counsel for Hoyt, and J. T Glenn | Joshua It is proposed by the authorities to put gates to the Sewers and drains. - On resolution by Mayor Ham entrances to the car shed. This is for the purpose of ■ mock fora sewer beginning at the Austell builJin imposition on the arrival VT. H. BcctrksT'jN has a splendid line of ity striped and figured muelins to close st 20 cents. Great redoct-n iu mosquito Dtltt. White 65 cents pink 75 cents. Go and get one. angUdt/ lHE WEXh YlOlOEIOCS AT IiOTB Pikli- AND VIENNA. A cablegram received yesterday from Vienna, by Mr. H J. Kennedy, manager for the Weed Sewing Machine Company, at Atlanta. f#ys that the Weed F. F. Sewing Machine X«uJ* />-■* Ksl of awards at the Vi enna Exposition, being the first iu the official an- wlt I »nJ mu ft Ciudter for tft. Bute qnal- HON. U. 3. COWAmT i protecting pessengei | cf trains. During the solemnity of the proceedings of tbo £/v ■ lioo Court yesterday, a man who -■ \« behind the ! scenes abruptly stepped to the front and called out, j "Judge Wright!” Tho Judge was ptesent and went J to his rebef. The linn was only ten, but it should i have been fifty. The case of tb« Slate v*. Pot. Archer / whitei was nol . pros’d by rder of tbs Court for misnomer, her turn:' being Palestine McAithy. Hattie Parka (colorea, w.u convicted ot vagrancy aca ; sentenced to p*y a fine of f 16 and cost*, or w^.rx Id ' n-.uncement by th* Ictcrnationai Jury. It will be | the chain gang eight months. Howard v’at. Ei>p* for J remembered that the Weed carr.id off the First Pro- j *ke State. Hoke Smith for defeuso. Silony House (colored) was convicted also of vagrau- J cy and sentem d to pay a fine of $20 and coats or work j ten months on the chain gang. Mary M*.ae (white) was onvi. ied of vagrancy Is Love a dream ? In truth, they tell m -tv And pii> me because I cannot know That tender glance*, whispers sweet ard low, Thrill for a rummer's day and ar no mor«.. But this I know, thit if it be a dream, I would not be as wise as they, to deem That fair ‘.hinge can be laine, and when they see: To promise most, that we shot id lra*t adore. Lnum ax the Paiis Exposition in 1A67. ior onr be-st Amencan FWnliy 8*w’vg Machine. This te signally triumphant for so young a machine; for the Weed F. F. has been before the public nly about six year*: hut tfcouga ho young it has carried ; sentenced to pay a fine of twenty Jc’..»rs and iosts, off evefg premium for whici* it has ever contended, j work twelve months ju the chain gang. We have ha.! oorasion to remark the cxcelloccos of J Hoke Smith for the prisoner, and Howard V* this one^nalU-d machine b* fore, an^ we now say to all | ^ or *he State, those who nsed a good, reliable machine for actual ; This Mary Moss is the woman who prosecuted Geo. 1 live* in Cincinnati. She doesn’t rememlx! The? sr.cak of asking from that dream, while I Kuov> but one waking, and that is not nigh, For it will come when she 1 love shall die; Then 1 shall wake to sorrow evermore. Mark Twain w ll do up Ireland and Scotian I this Dali baton grille la Die rame of a town in Woodford ooxm Epps j ty, Kentucky, it te said to be a deveiiab line villa* f i j running along Lecatui street to Ivy street, j to sewer near the r>ld C*intral hotel. Favorable and j monmond that work be advertised for. Approximate i cost $S5 09. Adopted. 1 'derman Broiberton gave noilco of an latentiuu to ! move a reconsidoration. i On a resoiuGon of Alderman Dtxld for sewei from I Pry or to Whitehall street. Favorable and recommend that work be advertised for. Adapted, j Ai ■ rman McMillan gave notice tSiat he wuiiid move | a reconsideratif'n. Ou peuttou of Mr. FSetmui&g, lor a* -.ter. Adverse, idopted. On petition of J. C. Hendrix et a!, for sewer from Ma rietta street school water tioset. Adverse. Adopted. On Ordinances—Report back Alderman Brotherton’s ordinance, [as published in the Hebald some days j ago,j recommend th»it Munks t<e filled ar.d the ordi- j uaocn r. lopted. Tbo ordinance waa read the second I date aad AR’erman Ismgslon moved to la; u the j tala, seronded by Alderman McDuffie and lost. The link' war i filled so as to require the clerk to adver- of ground necessary and ccst of same. Adopted. Resolved, That Committee cn Streets bo authoris ed to have siJ^waika on Thompson street, from Pe ter* to Hunter streets, put in passable conuiiiou. And ne it farther Resolved, That Street Committee have the *ock wall, on west side ot Cottage Avenue, raised so as to prevent water running off of the street on the property of Cox k Hill and Thomas Alexander. Referred to Street Committee. By Alderman Beattie—That His Honor tne Mayor ap. Matilda Johnson, one of George Washington’s slaves j tf** tfco opening o* tlje book*! ten days before sarvlco, can do no better 1 Family Favorite. to purchase a Weed j Henson, the negro lately killed In the penitentiary j »*xrai George. icg21-d*f. Lawtess* Bbodts.—The Hesau> Job Office is pre-} pared to print lawyers’ br.cfs in the bc.s* style, large, I dear type, producing no strain -m the eyes to read it. | Prict-a reasonable. We solicit the alrcnagn of our j pr.vf. r-,ioual friends. r for ripe. Xo other esses were disposed of yes terday. and the Court adjourned till 9 o’clock day morning. Justices* Court. Lydia Thompson will be married in London on the Mon- j 2&th test., to Alexander Henderson, for several /carr., ; her busiaets manager, and Rails for this ountry on i the 31st Henderson goes to Germany for s time for | the benefit of his health. Lydia has already made arrangements to take a Southern tc ;r, and wil! per- np form st DeGlve’s, in this city, during her trip. 3,000; tales 3C0; sale* last uvening 300; stock on hand 13,009; net receipts for tb* week 1,318; gross receipts 255: exports to Great Britain 5.367; to continent 220; coastwise 1,661; sales 2,700. l’BOVIDLNCE. August 22, 1873. Cotton—net receipt for the week 49 bates; sales 1,800; stock 12,000 Charleston. August 22,1873. Cotton quiet; middlings 17H; net receipts 322 bales; gross *52; sale ; 100; stock 4 4t«; net receiptsfor the there, and sold for what they would bring. ! Haying been bought cheap, they can very ! readily bo sold cheap at John Keelt’s, Corner Whitehall and Hunter streets. STATE LAW CARDS. •** Partiei having business in any of the too. navied below, t 7 find ike Lawyers whore "artti merit l below reliable and prompt. Cards inserted $30 a year. THENS. Cobb. Erwin & Cobb. Attorney* at Law, Atheus, Ga. Emory Speer. Lawyer, Athens. Georgia, as Solicitor General, will at tend the Court# of Cterke, Jackaoc, Walton, Owtenett, Had, Banks, Franklin. Habersham. White, Rabun, and give attention to collection* and other claims. »by ail druggists. aug6 point a committee of three tc confer with the Synod j wwek 1,637; gross receipts 1,717; sa'es 1,741. of Georgia iu reference to the purchase of Oglethorpe College building, for the Female High School. Adopted. Committee—Beattie, Dodd and Rice. Galveston, August 22, lo73 Cotton noudual; good ordinary 15; uet receipts ' exports coastwise 6,000; sales 5G; stock 6,965; Tinsley W. Bucker, Attorney-at-Law—Prompt attention jiren to ad b.- When the stomach rsbela aguinat food and i obstinately refuses to digest sufficient aliment j tc keep the body well nourished, it can only be compelled to reenc.e its nataral duties by ; a wholesome tonic. Tho powerful alkaloids | so often admiui.stored for this purpose, aro not wholesome. They are, for the most part, deadly poisons, and even when taken in Tery small quantities, react violently upon the nervous system. Not bo Hostetter’s Stomach t Kittera. This salutAry combination of vtge- j table juices, embracing the finest invigoraols j und alteratives which the botanical kingdom ! affordf, operates mildly, steadily and b a ncfi- ‘ cially npou the digestive, secretive and dis charging organs. Iu dyspepsia, billions af factions, nervotu compiamU, p»»riodic fevers, chionic constipation, bodily weak nest, men tal depression, langnor, sleeplessness, aud the various disabilities incident to old age und premature decay, its e lecth are so woederfu that to be comprel ended they mnst he wit nessed or experienced. augH-lw bids ior doing the rock work on culvert under the net receipts for the week *38; exports cosstwisi 760; | Justice MaiLUy was idle as to criminal busitn I w Rl\ j’nlocV yesterd&y evening, at which hour he , ageou« Pi:ppy. i ouiiaccced investigation of s warrant against j Lizzie Clifton for aoeaul: and battery on s negro wo-, ,i „ i | mao by the name of Lou Stevens. Wtat di»T>5sition it . “ Li: I — a»d. of the cut »e do not know. I He also iasXk*d a warrant for Mary Cody, colored, at' (fte inntoc. of J«» Cimlg. ootorc (. who ofauca* Xtry j Hammock. M»,or, Li a fuU board of AldernL cept McLendon vho ought to be , as special COl NCIb FKOCKtJlINUS. Coirrcn. Chaveku, \ Axlaxta, Oa., Fri lay, August 22,1873. i Council met at 6q i. u. Present, His Honor, C. C. for soi *rioruy in the above a., complteh-! 7 , , .. ! wilftpertarj. *h» hu not jet h«cn sworted. ie ting Jlar taann'-r in which he evinces his . . .. . . ' Justices Butt snd Htiumnrd ftnl d cnuaiaai buai. nes« before them. Their civil docket keeps them busy, however. 'l.. 1H1. F-I U .»»■ Trffc Hzzat.d . F r LLb-amoIe impudent? ami i por»L.;tQ:, there * chap in A Haul entered among thi stock c; our l. cor petitor meats Th?tiogjlsr hog("*h propen-’ti.f and vulgar breeding, is a wan luL .a>aU toteuiea oc our street railroads. For a number of afternoons ic ‘.he few w^eka h? Lw chOf<n the West-End I.in. a^ the- field of his exp.oiU. His manner cf - ■ rfc.rn.ivco is u lollcws: Enter:n*. the car b'-r.uu for the West-Eud Spring, al though the.*) tu-j bn piet'^< i vacant seats, he maj estically swings oa toft ' the straps designed or the use of tr.otL* who ar compe d to stand, and ! dorsemect of the Constitution to this attack reminds then deliberately •air. nnuipng himself ladies, ard atandtn ’ mbtetWe was bis conduct on one occasion, when nc in Ud , -s in all other novelties, they will * r lmlUte'' i Of W. G. Langford, Cor appointment of a committee Tlic Fox und ihf Grapcv. A coniiauuic&Uon appears in the Constitution very appropriately signed "Blank,** attacking the Hf&ald’s method of reporting police court ;..attert. The in-1 to tbc *' ,, ^ h ide'wtion of Minutes of the previous meeting read and adopted. Also, the minutes of a special meeting held io-day, at which resolutions similar to those adopted by tbe Chamber ol Commerce this raoruiig, relative to tbe proposed line of steamships from Liverpool to Savan nah, were read and adopted. There being no appeals or trials, the Council passed i theu read the third time, moved tire adoption oi tho 5d the adoption of the of the yrrmoNB akd commit much } *hi!e books aro kept open : to provide for open ing the books on tho loth oi September annually and to close tbern oa the 15th day of November annually; to be kept open fr.»m 7 a rn, to 7 p m, each day, Sun •lay’s excepted. The ordinance v t Alderman Boring nance Alderman Langs': dinance. Alderman Brethcrton advocated the adopt ordinance Alderman Dodd did the same. Tbe ordinance was adopted. Relief Committee—On petition oi Mr*. Virginia Cooper for free license to sell groceries on (ibnpel street—favorable. Adopted. RSpecUl Committees—^On Alderman Brother-ton’» Hos pital resolution—report rocommending ffiat the < ity purchase a snitabte site for the oreettou of a Hospital. Oh tbo motion to adopt the ayes were Biotherton. M<>r ris, Dodd, Boring, Reatic, ila'-aslir., Sparks and Gold] smith. Nays—Young, Rice, McDuffie, McMillan and Langston. On resolution of Alderman McDoflie, l?t rafcrcncc to tho settlemout o f certain matters between the city tnd W. & A. R. It. Nothing c.in be done until back and forth through the j u * T ®*T much of tbe fox that thought the grapes were ■ Of J. B. Butler, for rock wall on Ocn« street, pro- j Hoc filed by tbe railroad ia decided. Adopted. in contact with the persons of j because be couldn’t reach them. When it gets a j poaiLg t.» pay oae-hah tbe cost. Inferred to Strc 11 Or. resol .bo) of Alderman B: i the skirts of their drcaaes. So j Reporter t,bai can do the work, we have no doubt that j Committee. J Mitchell street pr ; II gtod pasKabic gentlemen r :jut, that the renno 1 ladies on Um "other psper.” Tutil then, we do not at all blame to investigate damage done mule by albng through a car came n»ar appealing to the driver for protection. Yowr iafbrr.-.in* was an eya-v ituepo to Lis pranks oc one ociAficc, when the ladies bad to move their po sitions several t: lep*. bridge. Granted, Cov mitt: •: Beutie. Langston aud Dodd. Of c. Peeples, et al., for abate, ,eut of anieances The them for adrmtun^ to their columns abuse of our sys ! tem. j Whenever ‘Blank ’ gets out o 4 ' a job, we may oaxll to avoid contact with iu* swinish him for his opinion; bat a# long as he is ic any otW ! near East Cain street, accf pozueu by a recommevda- ; Duainesa era wodd advi-e him to atteg I to it. It is | tion from Boar.’ of Health that said p titicu be (^ract- il precihlou with wh,ch the dignified | very dvigercus lex ac an to "scattet” his culu^ i biped would t-xp*! birr. Iron bis of- j as much uL) hs J . doc* in this laborer.'' art!- le. His attack has prostrated our Mr. Moore, who vnd or brother wilj j naturally of a very delicate disposition, and. hene hlle in the per- • u« ''ReportB" this m ruing. He will probably recovi irom uia ehock soon ec >ugh to write up "BUnk'i next case of “drunk and disorderly. ’ iLu t aware of his conduct, is only r.qu»lt*d by vit v : which some hu.« Ick r’.i* cur from th- 'this disgusting nsult. Blyabo Mrtiing of tlie D(,*rd of llr;A|lh. Tne hoard met at JJ,' o'clock yeiterday e.eaing. Present: Dr.Fterkney, chairman; Dra. McFail, Thomp Tbe ot the City Sc; Ion cas { ulminl. If.'* * toilow, ur-iTf'^Y ux.-crt. PerMual IsteUlfcnrr. j The following wert aacewg theirr.vai* at’heNa- I *iola1 Hotel yesterday; S F. Austtn, Lootsville, Ky, h rjt W«U», Brter ro; h 8 John^n. rwlvlcipbi.; H A j ., nd ZTck£a rtmrt. Qranica. Referred to Committee cm Sewers ad Drains. Of Dr. Thomas S. PoweL, opposing tbe establish- tuent of a City Hospital at. eaent. on account of the depleted condition af the City Treasury. Received. Of Parkhunt k McDonald, asking that certain tax be refunded. Referred to tho Committee on Tax. Of J. L. Griffin, complaining that bis liquors, ac., were assessed for taxes. Referred to the Tax Com mittee. yf Wm. Goodnow t: al.. for stone curbing oc Jvy street. Agr.ietnL to put down sidewalk. Granted. Of E. Giorgi, for street line on tl e corner of Hol- Wbitman, Ga: LL Waters, Baltimore; JB Gorman, 'T*lbotton: A H Polite. Salem, N C; G C Cornwall, S' Is 3it:»»t8 »n Olty Ctmodery from the lLAIo the ! An 8 rn ** m; M * Guyton, Ga; L W Mizell, Ala; W C j aQ( j i>niQg. nBlHteBt: Whites over tosT/cars 3: whites under j Mansfield, Marietta; D Huestis, X 1‘: W A Turner. ' j Of W. 8. Witherp, for compensation lor stench trap*, j $75 being the amount. Referred tc Committee on otherton t j Lavo gcM pasKabic condition. Com mittee recommence 1 the City Engineer to take chain garg tomoirow morning week aud di the work 8tr et Oommltte tc fttruiah costs, it necessary Adopted. BKStMUmObS. Bv Aldorxaan Goldsmith — Whsareag, Tue G~3Company has agreed t<. extend a four inch mail to tb*> Rolling :-iiVl on Mai i. Ha t tw-t, provided tho idty will put $$00 in the pipe. Therefore, on it resolved, That the Council a.. e,jt the proposit u, Rcferreti f o Gas Committee. By Alderman Dodd— That Stre.'t Committee bo authorized t * have suffi ciertrockto Macadamize Wall street from L yd t Pryor street, and the work be dene by tho chain gan^,, under the supervision if his Honor '.he Mayor. Adopt i. i By Alderman Brother ton— Whereas, Patrick nefforuan for many years a mem ber of the police fore of this city, died after * liuger- ng illn s on Monday, the 18th im>t. • therefore. Georgia railroad, read and reftrrud to Committee Streets. Bids for plsc.ng steps on lamp posts, read and rc •erred to Gas Committee. On motion, tho Council went into secret aesaioa. On motion, the Council went into ;an election for a policeman, resulting in^the election of John Smith linder the various resolutions for tho increase of commute 6, his Honor, the Mayor, made tbo following appointments Street Committee—Young, Mon is. Dodd, Sparks, Rice, McDufflio and McM-.ilan. Finance—Dodd, Mecaslln, Goldsmith, Brotherton, Rice, Bering and McMillan. Police—Voung, Goldsmith, McDuffie and Langston added to old committee. Gas—Dodd, Rice, McDuffie and Laughton, add«.d to old committee. On motion, Council adjourned. A Good Man Coming to Atlanta. olored over ten yeacs. 2; colored under Newnan; T J Mood*way, Macon; G Bnttord, Mont ^ aftW a«ks or J“S;'lto7elamb»7,wlu.{ A npc.r..s ; I* 0 ®"*' J c QUbMt, daoghMr. Pbcry. G»-.J j mUl , ten years, 4 -. colored ten ytmts 14 “ There wen colore.1 pan?i-#, 11; wb. ettll bwu, 1. Disease of adults: ronimmption, 1 drap- »▼, I; du- as* ot tne heart. 2; typhoid yneumonl*. % Bex cfadutta; rubles, 4; ffunaies. 2. D.*em* I «rtn: mcaakv, 1; worms and toethi'.g. €; typhoid peeSBou i, l; fever. 2; flux, 1; don l know, C roup. X. *ix of children boy a, ;, eirla, 8. JOHN COFNOLLY City Sexton. Of James Craig, complaining of the cutting down ot Peters street, near Loyd street, under PM i — ® „ I— fence, and asking rock curbing end gutter- wua born. M»i j * «■»« Mew, G»; G i, .ohowii, ; ing—agrening to par* Mnrtkt, Alao Mtinfr for Nawnan, J. G. Barnwell, Ga; R M Hunter, Savannah famu«: a. D5SrrS.it I C C a,wt0D - Ar " u « OB ' 8 C; O O itlllj. V. I. O. O. r—Sawnee Lodge No. 72, Camming, Fwi We are pleased to state that Mr. Wilber F. Jolmsou of Griffin, intend* moving to Atlanta so«- > and go- i: to business with Mr. Mark W. Johnson of this city. They will open a salesroom, which will be well stocked w'th all classes and grades of armory good* They propoae keeping a fuU line of guns, pistols, and in fact everything that a man could want to fij:bt with, hunt with, or com mit suicide with. Mr. Mark W. Johnson is one of the v iry belt men in Atlanta, and if Mr. W. F. Johnson is his duplicate in energy, integrity and capacity, then Atlanta ha-: indeed gained a prize worth having. The new firm propose to do a very larg< business, and sup ply Uit» whole Southern country with guns, pistols, etc., at New York prices. The Smith-Job n*o»i kinbrogUv. Th friendi of Governor Smith are somewhat aur- prized and ebargrined at the announcement that he intends replying to Johnson's letter privately, aud not through the press. It is rumored that Johnson told a prominent citizen of this ciiy that Smiili had promised to appoint him to a place on the Supreme bench, provided he could get his disabilities removed; l at Johnson did not thin?: ho could succeed. !Ia did however, but faild to secure the appointment. lie bad even told out his household aud kitchen furniture preparatory to re moving to Atlauta. It is also thought that these state ments having been talked of on tho streets gave rise to the interpretation of the iarguagu used at the Ma con bar dinner. C jusiJcrable anx.ety is manifeste d by ibe friaud* of either party %» regards th«* result of the matter. Ktw Carriage Repository. By reference to the advertisement of Messrs. Wood, ruff A Johnson, which appears iu this issue, it will be seen that Atlanta hasbecomo ths poasessor of another enterprising business man W. Johnson aud W\ W. rock crossing. Referred to Street Committee Of J. W. Spark, and D Tye. tot damage, done their I amciB|f> . Ml ? t ’ r _* r ‘ lots in opening Line street, the dam awarded by the Resolved, Ti.at in the death oi Mr. Heifer nan the | Wood ruff have formed a pxrtuerabip, and established city has lost s most efficient officer, our whom wo have always fouOvi, during Jio lengthy petted he bad served tho city, prompt ar.<l energetic m thed.charge of duty, and courteous and polite in both his olSeial and jovial intercourse, and it Is w th exceeding regret ana sorrow that we have heard cf nis death. Adopted .•on. Referred to tho Finan aytb county, Georgia, was Instituted sod orgar 4 - ' I ■ ■umlttfi'i] *—m -j Of E. Langesser. stating that the gutters, etc., ought to fc • covered with comoositten stone, and proposing Dr M fall read a petition of eUixens to Connell for j tbe ilet inatasi, by n xr. v.. G. M., as- -*—**-- «'•••« n.* a#v.-awI th# ! ■t*t#d by F. G. M., Xhoe. P. Fleming, P- G„ Lewis H. ume and again, we^uu.. tu . reasonable, and as a sanitary znea«m bi t ly roper, and we earnestly request Council to gra~ oe request. Tbe following, offered by Dr. Thompson, wm adopt ed- Resolved. That tbe Board heartily indorses tbe ef fort* now being made to establish a Oity Hospital, said institution to be under tbe exclusive ooatrol of tbs municipal authorities. Dr. McFail was unanimously elected Secretary of tbs Board, to fill tbe vacancy occasioned by the death of Dr. W. H. Pegg. Several cases of bilious fever, developed within tbs last few dsys, were reported. Fallow County Pmbile School*. We are pleased to learn from Judge Jethro M. Man ning, County School Commissioner, that he has Jast finished s series of -‘laminations of the Public Schools ot Fnlton county outside this city, * *e* sF in a flourishing condition. It r are a? preset P. C., W. 9. Gram ling; t. Q„ J. Rogers, the following officer*, -usulh-d x’hos. S. Sims, N. G. Sam. B. Patterson. V. G. Wm. L. Bentley* Secretary. J. W. James, Treasurer. J. M. McAfee, Worden; M. J. Lewis, Conductor; D. L. James, O. G.; B. F. Stokes, J. G.; K. Grambling. B. 8. N. G.; J. D. Foster, L. 8. B- G.; J. A. Sims, R. 8.T.G.; J.B- Knox, D. ft Y.G.; J. M. Nolen. R. S. S.; J.B. Clement, D. B. 8* The new Lodge starts with a membership of four teen, and has seven applications pending. "Llatllatlra Act MT 1W«, itcilm Klglit. twenty-two of these seb' sixteen vi t« and colored schools. The i re a of competent tesr Ler#, and have *. T ; a tendance of forty-two w\ * <*,.) r i school, and for j . . e »d c •. school. *e • i iot ti. >• will do zi tbe dark p. ;no*-ai.f c- now env*l< To ntz Xditobs or m Inuu: Under section eight of the limitation act of I860, an interesting question arises as to whether a note dated July 1, 1865, and not sued till August 1st, 1871, is barred. Tr.e osdu.snce «.f i feBlinn of 1866 suspended tbe aUwle of im' ;-^■•mvnwr* -"as restored, and that wm on OUtPf Jolj. 1§98. ($9 Ga. Larf ft 1 PP 385-39 > Without more tne note would plainly not | be barred *, J>ut eactton eiaht of act ot )Wj ;**y* ii.it that all suck a*es In which "the right of action ba^ j brick were not coed, end be ^OOld not agree to <1 »ince Jane 1, 1866, abali * * to do tbe work for . ,jr running foot for tbr«-o f.-etgutter ei^ . ..jrrd to Street Committee. Of Mrs. - -Rush, for oompensatiou to tbe amount of $57 50 for damages done her lot in widening Marietta street. Granted. Of J. M. Haskias, calling attention to a pond of stag nant water near bis house. Referred to Committee on Sewer* and Drains. Of J. M. Willis et si. for a grade on tbe west side of Whitehall street; also for curbing there. Granted. Of John Conley, Sexton, informing Council that the present green house iu tbe cemetery is too small, and Mking tbat a larger one be erected on the most eco nomical plan. Referred to Committee on Cemetery with power to act. Of Turner Goldsmith, replying to an order from Marshal Thomas for removal of fence from Wheat street, claiming that the fence is on v ’ .operty. Re ferred to Committee ou Streets and Ci Engineer. Of T G W Crueaell for payment of b $12 74, for laying down brick pavement. Alder, i&i. T angstor advocated tb* payment of the bill. A <tertian Mc Millan stated tbat Mr. Crnssell bad never called on th- Committee to estinr..-«.te ce>ve his work. A J.-riu*;. «ui) • MM that Alder ,AXn htelLllan and himself informed Mr. Crnssell repeat* ily lh*i tiie .red ; * controlled b the work until a materiel a»tc* »tioL as made in ted by tha iimltAtiou lavs as ret forth lu * • I Uxe work- Aldemm Jlcs said tb^r brick were geod, f Revised Ccrte of Georgia, adopts by the new Consti- j n r- On.ssel ought to be paid. Referred to a spu- l Lope. of the poor c <irAu in •rk.-'a taut day, ampk .. .a will lion of all the ch Iren in tte Axona Lear Man.— A drew the third captial pri/v in the Ot >r■ • .State I <>t del •'ommittee of sovtn, tamely, Langston. B/other- od J. Young, Sparks, Gold*ruttii and Boring. mtpoiiT or rntAkCB oomiottik: ibis State;'* ar.d under that tbo limluxtlofS dales from CU “ " the *!ate of the note -that the piaintlfl take* no.l>areAt i from the tuepension of the statute by tbe ordinance of kxt of ttie -ity j ftC r orgte State Lot A reply to this (bsMdas ethers advanced) which I tery on tb* evening of Tbur^iay 'ax. Y**t«rday Ucard *ngg<i#**d before is, that Uic 5th pat- morning tbe pn.mt* caehea »h« mas a* * v {f - ->f lltb act of the Constitmtlon of 1868, mak * their usual Rb*n...y, wrf •*! the fort j .ay* L.t pay- ’ taowi iiwAutioa laws ot ^be eodo sui*otdiuate to t:.a’ ‘ lf . ,, f meat Who is to be th*. ost ••Lu. ky Man,* I* ! orutnr e of 186.'<, and oecaahiatea eoMteutog °f j ‘ ‘ ‘ the exciting sabi t. If all p»th In, mzaviodf will ,| act of 186u la oonaectlois with the ordinai-cr. That ( ^ A • assuredly **behappy.” article is as follows. ' All right;, privileges »od im- munitaes wkScb saay hove vetted ic at accrued to any j lames Welsi: streets i W. W. McAfte* “ I P-.‘Uigrl(>! and.Ca*tl*bftrr>, »tr ets. I Sam*., Wardla#, “ A PLKasxBT So- . Evxmr.- Wim. Iiaii ».«t tfl. t:om :,IU 11,. St.K.f 1,1.1 lo t ^ oA „ uiMoiuvwiu^raltd bj tb,. CCtMl- aloptton. He ihl soon ret iru T« **:. to reeunxe his duties as book ka*r ?r Cur W. L Carter k Co., dealers j iu Wheeler k r *iil*oo eewing machine* i n that Mate, j ^ rtatate of Uraitetions should not ootumeu■ e. It is usodiesR * * repe at that tbe >*fty was a .ery pieus- • rann ing agiinst Wsnote until July, 1868. p*th Oa. K. ant on*—that :ha yr.ung foils were so «*al pleased Ihsmto. with each otL and -hesusulv-# .fist p^rtwerahipa ars sot imp >bebte. Or. Jo* Blaioba'-k . . . I person ot fswsus* eV:^ 0 • under any act - Wttw»'fc««*lrtr.Uj Biftb-«r /w «»bt moetut » liaseill V ir «rttin, ba tkii#Ub- .wh { -O.*. «rtftft.,*rwfflu. w ,wa m**»t.**"»*"■. '•» . FUgzli FiUtft of Pat Lynch strecta. i Cemetery *»aj Roll. < J. V. Morris, Aims Houeo ! Q. W irteas.P. RanaG Resolve 1 , That the Street Committee ivo a cross ing laid down across Broad street, ou the north side of Grubb street, out of some of Ihe old rock being taken up out oi tho sewer on Pryor and Wheat st’ »■ By Alderman Brotherton— Resolved, That the Street C< nni.ittee be authaclzed to auverliH* ior bale ior niacadaiuiaing Miccbeil streei, from Bread street to the Macon <!fc Western Bailroad, reserving the right to reject any or all bids. Motion to lay On the table lost—by yeas 7, nays 8. After lengthy discussion the resolution wiih untner- ovh amendments, was referred to the Joint Committee on Macadizing. By Alderman McMillan- - Whereas, we believe it to be tho Interes' ' y to encourage manufacturing: There/or Resolved, That we recommend *tl donkt-. n o Oglethorpe Park to any Stock Compan. Ma.ioj a r»-h capital of $390,000, which i 1 - ill factarr of cotton goods on ts.J grounds. Tabled. Probable cost Jfo. Adopted Jb-jiM/.ved, That ibis Council appropriate $r>60for the pu pose of extend mg gas n ains and putting up Itmp ut/sts at proper places on i.ackie street, commencing at Forsyth street. R ferred to Gas Committee. By Alderuian Brotbertou— Whereas, IVtera street being tho principal thorough fare for the wagon trade from several Wfatem coun ties and portion# of it nearly impaassble during tbe winter month#. Therefore be it. Resolved, Thai the Joint Committee ou nutcedamiziug are hereby required to advertise foi bids for macadamizing tbv fill ou Pe ters street between Dr. MitcbdU's store aud W. B Lowe's residtnoe. Referring to Joint Committee on macadam iaing. By Alderman Brotherton— Tbat the btetot Co: imltteo be extended to ncv«»n— one from each ward. Adopted. Aide; nan yor ug i»o,*od . reccnskl' ration. Tffe motion was lu*t Aldeou&Q Vonng moved tbat tho f-inner Street Coxa mittee be discharged. There wa|v' a genuine chll I’s ;uarrc! between varlou s of Council pending action ou -hi* motion. 186 47 • •' ‘dftrn vn faugston moved to adjourn 11 10 Carriage Repository at the Agricultural Warehou of Mr. Johnson in this city. They are now receiving a fresh stock of carriage#, bagged and wagons irom some of the best manufac tories in America, sod made ^specially tc 'leir order for this market. Good, warranted work will be sold to the people of tbi i - tion to know’tlf men an en terprise has been located in our midst. Wetyspcah for the new firm a prosperous and vigorous bus nese. C' -tkOR Sale.—Mr. D. B. Lodd will, for s few osy* longer, sell the best Coal Crc* V - porbo**--’ See notice elnew' *r. var a Home. -By addressing box 137. Atlanta. \ , a b*r*aia .'an be- ••(•cored \n the purchase- of a u»at >i i M ftsr ac xuxv - -The proprlctera of ths Atlkui • -.ire Mann fact o*T bnv»> e-tublitbcd a w:.reiir»’ist» auo salesroom at No. 96 W hitehall street. Tire n:auuuaoi y i>* locrtfd at the corner of Butler and Harris sin .**. This euterprUo commends itself to th* peojj't, and will, wc. apprehend, bo properly ap- Yocko Mx:.’h Lisr^by.—We lUYite special attention to tbeauiK uuceuiei t of the reopening aud receplloo st the rooms of tbe Yoaug Men’s Library on the 25lh inetant, the Sfxtli Anuireraity of the Aeso* attiou. TKAcnzu 'anti . Read notico of Professor B sales 700. BosToy, August 22. 1873. Cotton strong; middlings 20V; gross receipts 611 bales; hales 200: stock 9,500; net receipts for the we*, 78; gross 2.748: exports to Great Britain 95; sales 1,250 WlJ-MXXGTOS, August 22, 1873. Cotton firmer; tow fiddlings 18l;; net receipt* 22 bale*: net receipts for the week 20: exports coastwise 161; sir.es 248. Baexivoke, August 22, 1873. Cotton dull; middling* 19V • net receipts 12C bales; grossreceipts 273; export# coastwise 15; sales 05; stock 1,283; net receipts for the veek 192 groeereceipts 687; exports coastwise 368; sales 816. Avgusta, August 22.1873. Cotton iu active demand with offerings light; mid dlings 17; net eceij-t* 87 bales; salea 107; atock 1872, 1,469,1873, 2,678; net receipts fer the week 493; shipments 551. Nxw York. August 22,1873. COMPA.RO.T1VK COTTON 8TATKMXNT XNDINU AUO. 22D. Bales. ) N* i receipts at all ports for tbe week.. 10,657 Same time last y« u* 3,87a Total to date 3,684,267 Same iiiue tat year 2,706.49ft Exports of the week .. 13,264 Same time last year 4,104 Total to date 3,505.602 Same ura* last year. 1,922,813 Stock at all United States ports 123,309 8ame time last year 6»,229 ▲tall Interior town* lc»s Selma 16,749 Same time last year. 5.216 Stock at Liverpool 796.000 Same time last year. 9*28.000 American afloat for Groat Britain...... 4C.00Q Last ye-at 12,000 Weeks imports are nearly $8,000,000, tncindic," « (4,500,000 dry good#. Cotton—net receipt* 40 bait*; gros* 414. Cotton steady; sale* 2,700 at 21*31 \ ooxros pctuuxs. Sales of future* 19,700bai».»; closed a* follows-: gust 19 21-32; Peptemher 16 3-16; October 17; vember 17 9-16; December 17,4. Flour inactive and unchanged. WhLky firmer at 99. Wheat 1 cent better. Inactive but In lair export demand buyers aud sellers report new red winter w estern at £Ja64. Coro, 1 cent better . good export and fair home demand high; mix'd and yellow western 59a62. Coffee decidemy ilrmf-r; Rio 20\'a22>£. Sugar firmer, fair to good refining 8 v ,a8\'. Molasacs firm. Rice firm and easier at 8>;a6 Pork steady and quiet. Naval steady. Tallow steady. Freights firm; steam 12X- Money 1W5. Sterling exobange lower at Gold 16*16}*. Govornment stock* dull with little change for better. State bonds quiet with little doing. Latxxi.—Flour firm; good to choice treble extra $7,25a7 75; family $8 75sl0 00. Corn in fair da- mand at 67 for mixed, 70 yellow and white. Oat* in fair demand at 43 ,144. Bran—fair demand and sup ply st X). Hay dull; prime 24. Pork scarce at 17; old 18, new dry salted meats—Shoulders scarce at 9\. Ba. on.1 ;il and drooping at 9\ , shoulder* 11*^. clear rib side » 11; ; ; clear sides 12; h&rux ll\sli. Lard- cbotce acarcc; pciiue dull; tierce S s 4 s9; keg 10t 4 all. Sr gar dull; good to lair 9-^.0. Molasses—nothing doing. Whisky s^.rwe and higher at $1; Louisiana $1 05; Cincinuai $1. Coffee- lour cargoes arrived iiii, ,1,u. premium, gold 16 «. C. D. Hill, Attorney at Law. AUbualncaa promptly aud *-*rr-ful- ly attended to, and the same respectfully solicited A MA “* Thomas R. Lyon, Attorney st Law, practices regularly in the Court* 01 Dougherty, Baker and Miteheli counties. CcilecuoDs ma«ift. Ail bnpiacss diligently attended to. A M L R I 0 T H . LAWYERS. J. R. McCleskey, Attorney at law. B AU TiTVTuTi. John F. Redding, AttorneyAi-Inw. wiil give careful attention to all business put iu hie hand*. J. A. Hunt, 1 Find Circuit and Hu- reme Court. Solicits business. A I. II o v m. Joseph McConnell, Attorney at Law, Caiin.uu, Gordon oowmy practice iu all the Courts. Office at tbe cou 11 AR TBH fV :Tl K~ Wofford & Odilner, P OH THOMAS FINLEY. ATTORNEY AT LAW, ATLANTA GEORGIA. P RACTICE IN THE STTREMF AND CIBCC/It Court*, and *!**whe»v by special contract, ai busireea attended to with dispatch. Off 1 **: Norti. F^st Corner of Broad and Marietta St*weu, Be'l Build g, up-stair*. de. 11 - A W V O t I C K. A. C. GARUNCTON, Xiawyor, 1‘RACTICK l.'t ALL THf Uol'STK Office : Republic Block, O/ b2-dle 4 Ala.uta Georgia. S. A. DARNELL. Attorney - at-L.iw SttCIAl GOMMISSiCNEK SF CUiMi For Georgia. Office corner &<v>ad ?cd Akuaa bit Will practice in tbe C^uru of Atteota uid Blur Kil«» •'-rcuita. Cabaniss <& Turner, Attorneys at-Law, will practice in tbe co mite Circuit, and Supreme Court, and elsewhere » contract. A. D. Hammond. Lawyer, will practice State* District Court*, s O at T V A L l* K \ . W. C. Collier ^AUoruev Mid Counselor st lav, Fort Valley, Ga r i r r k ft n ; jr R- H- Johnston. Jr.. Doyal St Nunnally, Will give prompt attention to any busiueas eutrn8.ed to their care. AT TOCCO A * IT Y. | I.IVEKV STABLE, by Tiiomii.im’jtjM*-*!.', comfortable Ycb.clee, with aaf* and eccommo ,-Tatiiig Driver*, ready to convey visitors to th* vattoua points of interest in the vicba^T- Charges iva>ot LECROY HOUSE At Toccoa City, is now open for trsmoent snd per sn ent ’ wrdere. Tbe tslue will Le furu d wiG. e b e*t tb.v country can afford, au i»la Patapsco Fennilc Institute, Near Baltimore, Md., 1BU INSTITUTE HAS BEAN IS OPF.UAftluN I s D 1 A X S l it I N <; s . N. C. Collier, - - Y*otk Libns will find * full asRortiueut of sum mer millinery iwl ' u • ui Knox's Mii- eltic.s in millinery and fcc j goods which we aro selling at very low prices. Call m and look through you ite**d. Wo Lav» a very handsome lino M sash nbbooB, which v»v arc selling cheap; also a few a\ore of tl.ose Florida hats nt veiy low prices. angl-dtf Attorney at Lv | afaykttk. J. C. Clements Will jfi'Bcttee in Rome aud Cherokee Circu attention given to collection*. Claim* to attended to promptly. T L A biUNGF. W. VV. Turner, •* ttorny -at-Law. Special attention give A. G. &. F. C. Foster. n ^Yr+ nP rv?n** ^ practice tn Ocmulgeo Circuit. Il.LI119EVIl.Li:. 9enj. W, Barrow, With the uumlvr of pupiie Urnitod it ninety it reprefdntatives from tvo-taird* of the SUN.?*, princi pally South sod South'*jet. If location is gue-emi- 1, .nl’y health fri, is cenoU. and eatdjy reached «>y rail road from Baltimore anu Wa Lingtou Cite For Circulars address M3S. R. H. ARCHER, ed* P. O. Elliott City. Md READY MADE C LO TH H 6 A T COST. THE NI XT THIRTY 1>AYd we »i!‘ »rl. otu 7 *t-»ck cf SUMMER CLOTHING ATN. Y. COST For Cash, prep&iat »r> tor «>nr Tall Stock. AUgb-lot W. B. LOWE. I A 1^0 TJ A TO H V 131 ONTEZTTMA AND We an seiliug our .-utire stock of Clothiug ! FISH A DUPREE. Attomeya at lav. I ut greatly reduced prices, to make room for ; Fall Stock. M. .V J. Hiksch. h P-ITt nation. •it v WaNTrn.—L pra.'tical Binder want* a Address Box 6. Atlanta. Financial and Commercial. On $603 41 10 00 . Hamilton Yancey . Attorney at Law. Office in New Ewinire — : street. Wiil practs e m ali ?he Courts. John Kei li h»9 opeutd »la.^o lot of goo.R j * ,T “ to h *’”*«*•_ They can ami will be sold at less, by far than j market price. He ou. also received « choice ‘ line of Bleached Good, and new Fall Calicos, j See hi., advertuieraent u the local column, I Clean, ‘ io<xl Day Board, at moderate | (barges, can be bad at Mrs. Hlmruian's, first j door north of Sorgo's Hall on Foray Cn street. AnglC Boabdkk. dL Fo l)un!ap Scott, Practliw* tu ail the Court*. C. A. Thornwell, itirt*. Bpovh rlhr Lin) ofOr«s AnalfiUof ikiMvr- j t at-j *1 Wsffr*, 9eil« Gbss*«, s««|H> *>!.«>»• ; pbu:e«. Marie, Iron Oni/Mug*. Ltoft*- j stane*. Co*it, i*| u and Her lru», Sirel, I Orti of QoM, Cep.vr, trail /line, 91»k*l, ; Mangatr’c, AU;m, Bremi tie; Oth. ! Pal*t# ; Winn, II*rr Milk, Cate uli, ' QUk, etc. Unt of chare P O. Bov » Jy97- . LaND, Caen chant* There wee a g«x>«l attendance *0han 4 'o ynsteiday morning. An 'jer those visiting tbe Chamber, we noticed lion. Nolson '1 ift, ut ARmny. Vice President W. J. Garrett presided. Tbe Committee oc Quotations report no change*. The wheat question was again discussed wltln-at re- George F. Pierce, Jr„ Attorney at I.« NEW FLOUR. Prrsid. nt Crane aunoncoed that the Central Rail roat. an.! ether eorporatina* cc>nfomplat*d tbe esttb- 11 sh.mint of a line of steamers between Savannah and ■ *rpool. lie introduced Col. Nrlson T»(t the agent The latest and cht'Aptst of Furniture iu Georgia, at “The Emporium," Kilo's Corner. />tn’t fail to call and look BElt RK BUYING. AUg. l0-3t. A r * K N .1 A John H. Woodward, AUcruey-at-law and Real K*ute Agent. V rv>iui>t and •nergHi? w pushing buaisea* :dace*l m hi* bands. ; OUpOF rtons bran la cf CHOICE NEW FLOUK: 1 ■yy r \ s h 1 n o 1 txtra. 8u» |iio*:k.-A bon* bitch* 1 n«0*. of th* wagons of tb* **•!■%c: Mathln*’' Company waa ftirk kcu w, .h •omsthlng iko s^astrow* y- aturdsy afi*mocn 3« fell whiie being bitched tc Lae wagon, xnd It took the united pejanasvcA of He*i:•.« a.od eaveral attertdsote to get him to hie feet. Rscokt Jtn a Co»tbt. -There were five case., nt -# Hie Bonce yesterday interning Tha *j,?r«-gxt* Asm* aaaoostad to son dhing like forty dollar* Kofcert Jlro^mug U an adopt in thotoogh bass and »lso sc smsten. seniptor. He has just finished ft bust of Shelley. Dev. Henry Ward Beecher sailed mU New Oeren, tic other day, calmly seeled ot. tho | reli of» locomotiTo. Anything to make » sense tion. Mitcbel) CoggftweU. eolo. ad, sonneted ol murder and sentenced to immediate eslTatson, will ascend from Saeftocah, G«., on thetSVth hmtftnt tu. . ... tt., Ei-Ooreraor Wise object* to iuterrieweis. j A B. V«mi, poU e. ‘ L. 0. Welle, •• i. L. lee, •• ... UUy Ortrnett “ Wilh»U»ia.tt •• — Jobnaon A Camp, 2017 certifiratce... R. A. Moore, “ *' W.fcA. R E, ftfilH State National Bank, InudenUl# N, h. Drown, . . 24 30 . 27 ,70 .. 3p70Q J<1 .. 7*198 . tl 10 . 161 -0 .. 18IV ... 6'2 5 62 TOO v.> IV 00 . 9099 ... JffJ .$i',740 83 Aim-cimst. Bi tilhftiten m« red to lay tho motto ihe table. * ’ Aldf-nnan J>odd rose to a personal t xplanai on, 'Cbe motion to adjourn w as withdrawn. By Alderman McMdUto— Raaoi td That the Finance Committee bu inert to fcKV, x . Adoi'. -i. By Aidermar McMillan- That the (Hu Committee b# Increased to seven. th<ii to table lost. The resolution wan then put c atloption ai d carried. By Alderman McDnlfie— Hut the street Committro hav« a vock culvert bnilt j pool andjtevai.nali, with a vi*»w of promoting Uia Tu Chnrob, 1 tere*ta not only of BaVi.nnah, but of tbe Aute of te A cl of CnifUy. (Tbapped hacdF and faoearp tb* most serious annoyaucvH ‘hat Tarmcni, an-l people who U- j Attorney *1 law ®ptatt« att. bor much ou. of doors, arptiri*. lrom ex- ® ntr '' * * j p0 *"'*- Espo “ d j 1873 the att.Tition of the variou. citt.,, rtc., wtoo ropftfttodiy stiller -tiie uwiy \‘i>w groat crack. upon the hand*, that often bleed. It is | cruel tc ftUov one's self or others to snlfer in j Utie a-*}-, when the mean: of positive proven tion are so easy to be h*a, *nd «o cheaply. Yi H. Toombs, slvcu U> aft. burt- FALL TRADE. 1873.1 the Chamber iu a lew pertinent remarks on the sub ject. They only ask moral support—simply the bualnets of imtrcbfJtts on tbe name term* other companies carry tt for. Total Adopted. On blit of W. B. Low k Oc , for psyment of #28 $0 j m Potteemma IUsberry'* dntferm- favorable. Adopt- i report so vers* on 5,rs Gs.oou 4 pe tilioii for ro»1 Motion of tax. Adopted. On aiudttr petit!tt from Jem* M. Jt' ksorr-adror*', nu pwaM ba peartartir im ». iw-fi. j Q* prefers -rritlng six tudnsnn la*tors to th* j tn. of . nefvftpafiert to having his view* eondae ed ty | Oa niultariHOittaaor fti-» iroc7-fer«rtfc adept e reporter. acroes Mangom sireet, near tbe Presbyterian in th itxth ward. Probable cost $76. Baferrtd to Bttwot Ct.mmlttftfe. By Alderman McMillan— Xh.it tele Polled Ooiuimtbio be lucre# <*d to seven Adapted. bf Aitermao Haatia- ft’hat a chock i 'r $266 be passed in favor of Wat. El iiaon on account of grading on McDonough slroot* i Ad-ip ted. _ I 1 y Alder dMn Joldatotth - | That for tbo arcomaodatlon of in* lsdies of the fifth 1 and alxtb 'arda, the afuawalk* on Marli-tt* street 10- i csive s 00 vering of nice branch grave! Mcforrod to j Btreet Ocrutattte a by Alnenuan Boeing - I That the Bop>‘iint*nd«nt of tbe Alma Home l* Col. J. N. Du.tu intrixlufted. at the conclusion 01 P A 3F MBtfi for 0 Cbkt cf H&nd SfllV>- lio. Hand Bapolto is not onij better than Uu costliest aos\t tot remoTiu^ dirt, but li pre- votfttH rbapping, and Tpiuiers tbe skiu Boil nud pliable. Sold eTeryvbftro. augl6-dlnt I CoL Titt’ti rematkn, tho following preamble and 1. solution*: ' Whereas, Tbe “Atlanta Chamber of Commerce” ! has been atlvised that an earnest effort is about being tie to OHtHblirh a line of steamships between Liver Goorgis, as well as tttates and cities West and North wckt; and, Whereas, T u tiie opinion of this r.luunbftrVH. _l contemplated cnicrprise Is fraught with great import- j An inco to Atiauta and bar c enmenJal count ni#•an; ntd Whereas. It is proper that this presairn to Its vews t « tUIuj the the proposed ante uia*. tberoforu, 1 Breoteed, Tbat A nuu^hante ami citixt.ni, in ittr io d J vidua! m well af our sa«octote caimtuiy. «« will, ' v every proper ireane. prom ua .h* «occ*fs cf the M. N. ROGERS & CO., MANUFACTURERS AND JOSSERS CF Mohs’, Youths’ and Boys’ CLOTHING «4« IKUADKIY, MEW YOBK. Family, Extra-Family. and Fancy. A..d e;li all orders ai ’.v'’.««*et rate* STRPHKNS FTYNN 1*4 »1 V 'r*vth es Artaa flA Sealed Proposals I^Oli ONE BI N'DEED AND TWKNTT-HYC TONS J7 of 00\U and twenty Card* of WOOD, to be d* vere d ai the dtitereut Scht>«»l H >uar*. mil he received util the ISlh *11*1. D. ki \YFit. aug5- ,v 1 hxa’u. SuppU«e Fub. Hi*Lck>U. THE ” VICTOR ’' XXT’ft^TXTt—G.m’rft A^oit. tu e,.rv Si*:, it- tbt t , Sonili for tb, Victor Scwtn,' M«,bia.. Ji.i icuoit’-i Hagio Bat-ftiu •• curiug tuo Soft | \V" E ®"N» t» *5DTtt i l vtfiiotctl, to *r. ftxtoov 00 ot ‘kc'oic hftftrd ■ , Q <t *tt-'!7hft’*i*oc?JT? I ct i» th* annul* of uifttUoiu*. by -vl ,0 ^»t* «t ft, «• . _ . ,. | p«’'„ to »*cnr« the M Ml. it, w, turtt, ,n auom. TU « r * ll " n *** 01 r> rn gnt*t», ftnglt Sn) I Uon of 00 Mock. Otir good* w,' EututMturod rxda- *• f . tlvalt few lh* 7 Offer to dOUTHSRN MERCHANTS for tbe and Wiki* r Trade, a a *ry lary e -CLOmtND, epeoixn- Mdapted Tbe “Yleto 10 •• pnffia will eel! on its merits, and r<qa*u Fur term*, aedr^-x R. J. WILES. Atlanta, via. Ilotail dMjert in <nty and oooatiy cult ttUayti mportaslmovnwDt by lotnu’ atir tiuportlc, tail t- • ! Hftfton. flout, Orftiu, Fifty, Ac,, Oa, at Dm. OUURMS * (Vft, liort'n bitni .Mi tbrooau tbt, Ua- ',>S*a Mt.oltd.Kl. i .. •o long ■« it .liali ronairao to .to oar lioit»;«, oo u i J u v**'“ good 6-rma as oai> b* done bv other ltn*«. I , A _ Resolved furtl *r. That the jhalrmaa t l UU# b<*Jy \ appoint a ‘xncDjitte ’ of wen, h* t>«iufr on* ot said j Drlw Bum, Jbnair ev soiitfi. AlpbOb Oonfe, 7SSS3 St. i Whit. Duck rteto. Ufe^knto.»*hm U. t J. ham*:. alvei; for th* SOUTHERN STATES. i Vti'bMti Mmftnuti u* :jo». o»mln to ftod with ai * 1 rtji, of nut, !)u*or *um fttaafea to tk«U I w*ut* tow U t>e., ttftto a rtor* oi QQ'ftMnf bum/*,. tu oft N* • -'Ot on or V Mttru | c>rft»n wiicltol. to wtuoft nBn «p*d*i Utaotio* Mr. W, X. Biuxo, *tr ilutJll ft lhrrf*. CftftHMtoo. '• ooaiftfttM fttts oa, *l>0 Tf f i***«ot* O«ox*i*. | ftMyfei«( jtt '.text, .eft: cd cprUcabon. Here is a Barirain! tttLEXDl! ' PLABTAVION. WITH 9Hi. KEoI OK. rtfht m*M, ar*i th, to*, st toruu rt-cx. Nun; coftBtx, to n*t for , nrr* M*r. ml, to grt • goo twutt to UL*» Ml, Of ttofWPMtjf l'cr {art,.star, ,ri>>r to W C. TILIOM, D.itoft, Oil raglftUiw. Ac