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The Daily Herald. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1873. The city. NOTICE TO CITY SCII-l'KIBKItS Mr. J. L. Crenshaw is the sole authorized agent in the city for receiving subscriptions to the IIurai.d, and f,uui this date we shall recogntze only his receipts as valid. •XOrl V aNlAUlHH \t HKIJ.xls u S,)SO(Ull(l huizjiUJO^ JOJ -iu.H.utoti.t .(ttM)i -3avM± ssmo OJ pjsd nonuaitv i«]ttdea S3HSIN -ava pue sno ’si-NiVd-apwx llttj aqj joj s3uj(i jo X|ddiis jjnj y Phillips & Crew sell Pianos from $275 to 1.000—Parlor Organs $50 to 500—Piano POLICE COURT REPORTS. . *‘1 often think each tottering form That limps along in lifs’a decline, Once wore a heart as young, aa warm. As full of idle thoughts as mine! And f ach has had its dream of joy. His own unequaled, pure romance ; Commencing when the blushing boy First thrilled at lovely woman’s glance.” Old Ephraim Hayden, an old man bent with years, and known to eyery old realdent of the city, was the first case called. Old “Ephe” had taken on too much, and the police were bound to take care of him. The tottering old man came in, and a« soon as the court saw who it was, he ordered the case dismissed. Ever* body present rejoiced at this, and Jonseu shook hands with the ••old uncle.” As be hobbled down the steps the words of the poet naturally arose in the mind of the court: Miss 5s etta Bar, a distant relative of Muaquito Bar, Esq., was put in for thirteen dollars for using language calculated to provoke a breach of the peace. James Marion and Mrs. Maiion got latitudinously drunk, and went home together under the weight of a quart of Cincinnati bust-bead. Jim invested in a J. M. ALEZAITDER <& CO,, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, STEEL & CARRIAGE MATERIAL Mill Stones and Bolting Cloths, Cutlery, Chains, Axes, Belting, Hoes—Agents for Hoe & Co.’s rRATT'S SWINGING LID COTTON GINS. PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL. u . , . A- , a- AA ,v IA j two cent cigar which he smoked on the way home, Stools and t oicrs $.» to _o.00—Uuitars very mncll (0 th0 diaguat of ^ ra Jiu) They both felt and Banjos $5 to *>0»0O« SllCPi Music a good on retiring, and they lay there and conversed— specialty. ATLANTA BRANCH HUEAT SOUTH ERN OIL WORKS. Headquarters for Oils j twTnty-fi-Te dTuarV. and Paints. The largest and most com plete stock in the Southern States at pri- j An officer assisted him to the City Restaurant, where he paid, not only his, but Mollic’s fine. Mike Whelan was fined in two cases the sum total of Mike O’Neal, drunk and disgusting, ten and costs. Taylor Slaughter, for being disorderly, was Alderman McMillan advocated the adoption of the | minority report. Alderman Me Juffie signed the majority report be- | cause he had not asked for any crossings-*-didn’t want any—when his people wanted crossings he took them a dump load of sand. 1 Alderman Goldsmith said resolutions for crossings bad been aa thick as hail. Alderman Boring had asked for no crossings. Certain Councilman had got cross ings enough and now the cry was “no more rock | work.” Other people might wade mud. Crossings were needed in many places; he thought the Council , had enough sound sense to engineer this rock work r ! the balance of the year without either cutting it square off or running into excess. His Honor ruled the whole matter out of order, the resolution not being properly signed. Relief Committee—On petition of Mrs. Rebecca Otto LOCAL NOTICES. New FLOUR and everything new and good at my new stand, where yon will find every thing new and nice, and at prices which are entirely new. Give me a call once, and I will convince you. sep20 dlw Jons W. Stokes. ces to compare with any other markets. I »i»»i!htered ror ftve doUars worth. : Miss Julia Jones was taken up for being highly vi tuperative in her remarks about her last husband— An immense assortment of Artists’ Mate rials and Window Glass. Send for Price Lists. CARLEY, DUCK A CO. Full Stock. Reliable Prices. All sorts of FURNITURE. See our stock of BABT CARRIAGES. D. B. MORGAN A CO., aug3l-tf Successors to W. T. Archer, P. O. Box 380. 85 Whitehall street. supposed to be the fifteenth. She quit him, and flung the weight of those fossil remains she called her affections elsewhere. She told— “ How she listened for his footstep. And her silly heart would beat— Like all other silly women— When she heard his coming feet. So tall he was, and graceful— But theie is Flynn, Who waltzes like a Dervish, And rides like Sal&din ! ’’ The policeman would not have objected to this phi- We have this day engaged the services of j losophical conclusion, if it had been uttered in a less Messrs. Davis &. George as special agents for “'will tone, and had not been accomi anted with oaths 1 and brickbats. She went up for $8 50. Gus Lamb laid down with the lion, John Barleycorn, spending the day very quietly on a door- 1 semper, when the police gently took him up before the Court, where the “old man” shook $10 and costs i out of his old clothes. ' William Tucker, who is sensitive upon tho subject of his legitimacy, is beyond doubt a legitimate de scendant of the illustrious line of Tuckers cf which i old Dan was a patriarch—that old “rummy” that was ! so eccentric on the question of late suppers, etc. j Bill came by Carrol*’*, and instead of getting a drink j of “Old Russell” as was suggested, he invested in an ! inferior article, and when he got his supper the Re* , carder sat at the head of the Ltble and called out the bill of fare—ten. The rain came down honor of the event. the Herald. They are authorized to receipt; for subscription and to contract for adver- j an ^ tisements until further notice. August 28, 1873. STO?attte Covington Hotel if you wish nice car peted rooms, clean, Jincn, soft beds, good meals and livery accommodations. C. Cox, eeptfi-tf Proprietor, Covington, Georgia. Lawyers’ Bunts.—The Herald Job Office is pre pared to print lawyers’ briefs in the best style, large, clear type, producing no strain on tbo eyes to resd it. Prices reasonable. We solicit the atronage of our professional friends. june7-tf Council Chamber, Atlanta, Ga., Sept. ID, 1878—ty % p. m. Council met—present his Honor, C. C. Hammock, Mayor, and a full Board of Aldermen, except Broth* erton and Sparks. Alderman McLendon was present for the first time in several months. Tho minutes of the last meeting were read, and, on motion, the rules were suspended to hear from How ard Van Epps, Esq., who was opposed to including Justices of the Peace and Constables in the distribu tion of the funds arising from the farming out of the convicts of the City Court, he insisting that the law did not authorize such participation. On motion, that part of the minutes was recon sidered—rescinded, aud the minutes as amonded were adopted. W. D. Ellis, Esq, w.s present, representing the grocry Ucepw-adverw. Adopted City Attorney. APPEALS AND TRIALS. The appeal case of Mayor and Council vs. John C. Rogers, charged with quarreling, etc., was tried and | placed at the heel of the session. The resignation cf W. B. Bass, City Engineer, was 1 read and accepted. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS. I Of G T Henson, ssking reduction of assessment on his property. Referred to City Assessors. Of V B Crawford, for same, and opening an alley in , tho rear of bis lot on Mangum street. Referred to j Street Committee. Of H C Holcombe, for compensation for ground used in extending Hunter street, and asking that the assessors be required to report. Referred to Street Committee. Of J W Fuller, for compensation for damage done j his lot by grading Whitehall street. Laid on the table. ( Of Ballard 4 Freeman, asking that fine against them be remitted. Granted, aud check for $20 passed up in their favor. Of Jacob Morris for retail license on Peters street. Granted. Of W. H. Poolo k Co. for same on Broad street. Granted. Of Mrs. E. C. Webb for refunding $5.34 over-tax paid. Referred to Tax Committee. Of H. Thaden, calling attention to tho impassable condition of Markham street. Referred to Street ! P r °P°» es lurIiisli the cil - v * n *»PPly of FALL CLOTHING.—Before purchasing your Fall Clothing elsewhere, be certain to call at the store of M. A J. Hirscb, Nos. 50 and 62 Whitehall street, and eiamine their stock. sepl6-tf Bctteb—Bctteb—Butted.—I am receiv" mg weekly shipments of choice Orange county, New York, and Western Reserve Creamery Butftr, direct from the darics. If you want something really fancy, give me a call at 142 Whitehall street, corner Peters. sep20-dlw Jso. W. Stokes. Public Sale OF THE — hailroad, 2 4 0 MILES LONG Brunswicls., G-a., ON THE 15TH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1873. On petition of Jane Williams, colored, for free liesnse to sell pies, etc., on the streets—favorable. Adopted. On petition of Mary Allen, for free license to sell apples, pies and goobors— {^vorablq. Adopted. Street Committee-On Alderman Goldsmith’s reso lution referred to above; there were reports—favora ble, Dodd and McDuffie—favorable; Rice and Morris for no more Macadamising and sewers. McMillan. Aldeiman Dodd said hu would like to sec the town ) curled all round and with plenty of crossings. It would look nice but cost toa much. What private ! citizen would borrow money at 1 per ceut. to put down sidewalks ? The minority report was iaid on the table, and on , motion to adopt the majority, the ayes and nays were I called. Alderman Young asked ii macadamising was stopped what the chain gang would be kept employed at. Con tracts would have to be let if they were kept at work. I Aldermau Goldsmith a«ked it the convicts could not be put at other work. Alderman Young said they were worthless at any ‘ thing but breaking rock. [ On tho adoption of the majority report tho ayes i were ten and the nays were two, so tho majority report was adopted. RESOLUTIONS. I By Alderman Dodd— j Whereas Dr. F. D. Thurman, a responsible citizen, M. & J. HIKSCH have added a Tailoring Department to their store. They are now re ceiving a magnificent line of new and elegant Foreign and Domestic Piece Cloths. A per fect fit guaranteed. Call and deliver your 1 rders. seplC-tf _ decree of the Superior Court of Glynn cotJuiy. Georgia, rendered in the bill in Equity, filed in said court at the instance of Rufus B. Bullock, Governor John T. Brown & Co., M. I. Atkins k Co.. Lyon. M - Lendon A Co., et al, complainants, vs. Jacob*E. Dart, the Brunswick 4 Albany Railroad Company, etal, re- |8pondentf>. the undersigned Commissioners, appoint ed Decree, for that purpose, will, on THE I5TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 73 New bwiss, Limourg, Edam and Sap Sago ; Cheese; also, German goods of every descrip- i tion, at 142 Whitehall street, corner Peters. j sep20-dlw Jno. W. Stokes. ! the highest and best bidder, the offer, and expose to sale, before the court house door, in the city of Brunswick, county of Glynn. 8t.teo: Georgia, between 3 o’clock, a.ro.. and 4 o’clock, pm. The people are last learning that Jackson’s BRUNSWICK & ALBANY R. R, Magic Balsam is an article of real merit, j Sold by all druggists. extending from the harbor of Brunswick, at a poiLi known as Dennis’ Folly, to the line of the State of Ala bama, near the city of Eufaula. in Mid State-a d:st- Vienna Exposition. The following, taken from tho New York Herald of the twenty-third, explains itself: THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY AND THE VI- ENNA EXPOSITION. The following cable telegram, which explains itself, was received in this city on Wednesday morning by the Singer Machine Company: Vienna, August 19, 1873. Singer Sewing Machine Company, New York city, Vienna Exposition, firet prize, the medal of progress, fast that the court adjourned ! cutting down Marietta ‘ ages be assessed. Tabled THE COURT CHRONICLE. Proceedings Yesterday in of Justice, t Ike Temples Committee. Of J. C. Rogers et al, for lamp post on corner of Thompson aud Peters streets. Referred to Street Committee. Of Lemuel Dean for reduction of assessment on his property; also, complaining of damage done him by set, and asking that dam- s to that part relative ty * damages—the balance of the petition referred to city assessors. Of G. W. Kreis, complaining that be has had no entrance to Oglethorpe Park for many weeks—thus ( beiDg damaged more than tho quarter’s rent falling j authoriZOtl t0 dispose of Alms House. Adopted. Supreme Court. In this court, yesterday, argument was concluded in awarded the Singer Machines; also the medal for the 1 No. 23, Southwestern Circuit, J. M. Clark, et al, vs. W. beat specimens of work done, and three medals to em- i W. Barlow, et al—Injunction, from Snmtcr. Argued ployes for superior excellence of productions. Inslee A. Hooper. President Singer Machine Company. fet>3Q-d2w Mobile Shell Oystors, the first oysters of the season just received at John Domini’a Saloon, No. 8 Alabama street, aud served in every style. sep 16-31 THE Herald Job Office executes Letter Heads Note Heads, Bill Heads, Cards, Circulars, etc., in the best style, and at living prices. Send us your orders jnne7-tf for plaintiff in error by C. S. Goode and N. A. Smith; for defendant by Phil. Cook and W. A. Hawkins. No. 10, same circuit, T. C. Brown vs. W. G. Gill—Il legality, from Lee county. Argued for plaintiff by Vason k Cook; for defendant by Hines k Hawkins. No. 19, Hugh P. Arnold vs. A. H. Kendrick, admin istrator. motion reinstated—Case, from Sumter. Pending tho opening argument of Mr. Hines for plain tiff in error, the court adjourned to 10 o’clock, this morning. United States Circuit and District Courts. pure water, aud in case he tails he will pay the expen ses of the well. Therefore, Resolved, That the Board of Water Commissions s be requested to accept the proposition. The policy or impolicy of adopting the resolotion was discussed at some length, after W'hich the resolu tion was adopted. Alderman Mecasliu was called to the chair, when a motion to adjourn was made aud seconded, but with drawn. By Aldermau Boring— That W. F. Stewart, keeper of the Alms House be d horse used at the By Alderman Boring—That a check for $37 i The Bazar last Night.—The entertainment given by the ladies of the Second Baptist Church last night for the benefit of Mission* Snuday School No. 1, was again largely attended, and the receipts were large- amount obtained being quite a respectable sum. ;ine, JUDGE, i In the Circuit Court yesterday, the information cast | of the United States vs. Two Mules, Stripling claim- | ant-transferred from the District Court by consent- j iQ p»yment”for'work Meeting To-night.—The Seventh Ward Democrat:. r — Clnb will meet to-night. >t tho More on tho corner of ; 8 ; Thom *» for «°vernment: Col. L. E. Bleckley for j toming cbaire _ f41 o. due. Referred to committee ou Public Buildings and Grounds. Of Volney Spalding, for compensation for damage : p ^ Bedin favor of Dr * JeB80 Boriu t'. Balar y done him by grading McDonough street; had twice j Pkystciam Adopted, reset fence, steps, 4c. Motion to refer to Street Com mittee lost, and petition laid ou table. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. Finance—On account of Collier, Mynatt 4 Collier, for $175 for legal service. Majority favorable. McMillan—favorable for $100. Mecaslin, adverse for fee for advice aud drawiug water works case. The question a 8 to whether the fees were exhorbi- tant or not was diecusscd by several members of the Council, after which, a motion to pay the bill was adopted by the casting vote of the Mayor. The vote was reconsidered, aud on motion to pay the bill, the ayes aud nays were called, and the ayes were C, nays 7, so the motion was lost and the matter was referred to a special committee, consisting of Beattie, Langston, Morris, Dodd and Rice. On account of Wm. Jett, for $128 25, for sand, etc., used in first ward; also bill of W. Y. Langford for $425 on macademising; also Mr. Lambert’s bill for Peachtree and Ellis streets. The object of the r iug is the reorganization of the club. ^rounds of Ivy 1 w “ teioe ,ried “ the hoar of adjournment. Col. G. j stMet gcbool bm of Robert Jcnklna for bot . these bills, information was ! asked for and obtaiued, and these bids were ordered • claimant. In the District Court, the case of the Uuitea States j pa j t j Enoch Htrndon—illicit distilliDg—w tried. Withdrawal of J. E. Will in i A bill of Cox 4 Hiil for $5 for whisky, etc., used by Fellow-Citizens ment of my name a: perior Court,” I learned that the issue Argued by Cols. Thomas aud Farrow for the Govern- tbe Legislative Commi(tee to investigate conduct of after the announce i inent * * nd Juliua Brown for prisoner. Submitted j policeman. Captain Johnson was askod to explain, candidate for clrrk of tho ■■S.L j % ‘ ,CtaeM ! <*»• ™ “ * <"» In .l,„ O...... ! L 01 * 6 “*« 3"ror». a mln-trialwas entered. | of some of the memborn of Council. A motion to to- set for to day: United , i tbe canvass : Tbe following cases would bo ss to whether or not tho family of Mr. W. R. j g . ate6 ya Tw0 Mnlea , e i«ht hundred pounds dour aud i Y’nnahln tha Jant.aan.7 nlarb clinnM l.ovn fha lir.os.Gf I I CUHIIUIIKC. s lost, and tbe bill was referred to tho Finance Venable, the deceased clerk, should Lave the benefit of tbe proceeds of the office during the unexpired term, and it being asserted by the friends of Mr. Col lins that ho had agreed to give the proceeds of the office to Ins uncle’s family, only retaining tbe salery he has been receiving as clerk for his services, I at once determined to abandon the contest, and advised the candidates and many of my friends of my deter mination. I hope my action will meet your approval. •eptlQ James E. Williams. eight gallons brandy—Guthrie, claimant. Same One hundred and forty-four boxes cigais—R. F. Mad- j dox k Co., claimants. Samo vs. Two ban els whisky, j Same vs. James Faut—illicit distilliDg. Same vs. G. I W. Lutes—illicit distilling. The following additional jurors were sworn in in tho District Court: Gustavus Corput, Smith Woodward, ; ^ 88e8sor Recommend the payment of bills and accounts to amount of §8,403 69. Adopted. Oq motion tbo rules were suspended to bear from Capt. M. T. Castleberry, who presented a verbal peti tion for the reduction of assessment Jolm Neal and himself hold mortgag By Alderman McMillan—That the Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds Lave fence completed around Ivy Street School House. Referred to Com mittee on Public Buildings and Grounds. By Aldermau Young—Resolved, That the whole street force be instructed to clean up the following streets on to-morrow: Whitehall, Peachtree, Mariet ta, Hunter, Mitchell, Decatur aud Peters streets—the work to be done under direction the street committee This resolution caused an explosion—some thought it a good one—others didn’t like it. Alderman Brotherton offered the following as a sub stitute : That the street force of the first and second wards be requested to clean up that part of Whitehall street which is in those wards. The substitute was adopted. Some sealed bids for laying ga.< mains were opened and lead. Uunuicuit 4 Bellingrath propose to furnish and lay down main l. 1 * inch in diameter at 2t> cents; 1 inch at li»cents per lineal foot; lamp posts complete at $20 15 each. Franklin A: EichUerg propose to do the whole job for $500. Bids referred to Gas Committee, with pow’er to act. On motion, Council went iuto secret session. In tbe ca.-e cf tbe Mayor and Council vs. Johu C. Rogers; aud the fine and costs was remitted. On motion the Council went into an election for City Engineer, resulting in the election of Max V Corput, on the first ballot, i On motion Council adjourned. New Catch Mackerel, Cod Fish, Holland | ““ and Dried Herrings, at 142 Whitehall street, unfinished, together with the Right of Way for the mmor Pniiiro I... \r I and the lands, tracks, lines, rails, wharve*. comer I eters. JNO. W. Stokes. piers, walls, fences, bridges, buildings, erection*. sep20-dlw i ‘tructares. depots, stations, fixtures, real estate and appertenauces thereto, belonging to said corporation. Jackson's Maaiu TUtkaw i<s fncf it* ' together with all the locomotives, tenders, care, car- jackson s magic DALSAM is last ILaking Its j riages, equipments, tools, implements, machinery an way into every family of the land, by the Personal property of every description owned by . xr * . TT , , « —., I s»id Corporation, or in any way belonging to or apper- many cures ot jSeuraleia, Headache and Itbeu- i taining to the distance, and all the matism it is performing. Sold by all drug- -- . . . ^ , guts. Franchises and Rights New crop Gun Powder, Imperial, Oolong, Hyson, English, Breakfast and Japan Teas, at New York prices, at the cheap cash store, 142 Whitehall street, corner Peters. sep20-dlw Jno. W. Stokes. Removal.— We have removed to No. 92 Whitehall street, lately occupied by D. C. Seymour & Co., where we will keep a choice assortment of Groceries at reasonable prices, and be glad to see all of our old friends and a host of new ones. sep7-tf Boyd & Brumby. Druggists aud store keepers sell Jackson’s Magic Balsam at 25 cents, 50 cents, and one dollar per bottle. The proprietor gives it away. One hundred bottles per week are given away ou the Macon & Western Rail road. Long may it live until it has cured all the pain and aches in the United States. under its char 1 The Road i ^ | from Brunswick to‘Albany, a distance of One Hun-| dred and Seventy miles, or thereabouts, with Engines, Cars, aud other necessary equipments, together with I about fifty miles, nearly completed and ready f or the Track, between Albany and Eufaula with about thr^ miles of iron laid. The track from Brunswick to Al bany is laid with first-class, new and heavy “I” Rai: (mostly English,) tbe greater portion Fish-liar. The iron supposed to be worth $1,750,000. Under said decree the Commissioners are re .Hired to make aud execute good aod sufficient titles to ;'-e purchaser, in FEE SIMPLE, free from a’.i claims |debts, demands, hens, bonds, mortgages cr in. urn- branci whatsoever. he Ladies will find a full assortment of sum mer millinery and fancy goods at Knox’s Mil linery and Variety Store, Whitehall street. We are constantly receiving all the latest nov elties in millinery and fancy goods, which we are selling at very low prices. Call in and look through, and you will find something you need. Wc have a very handsome line of sash ribbons, which we are selling cheap; also a few more of those Florida hats at very low i prices. augl-dtf I — Terms ot Sale: of sale expires, and the balance as the called in by the said Commissioners. The purchase to be placed in possession of the property on the pay ment of the lirBt instalment and to receive titles oz the payment of the balance of the purchase money. The first payment to be forfeited on failure there;-. * Also, at tbe same time and place, will be sold TELECR APH LINE upon the Right of Way of said Railroad, now corn pie ted from Brunswick to Albany, with all the Pole? Wires, and property of the said Telegraph Line Terms—Cash. O. A. LOCHRANE. A. HOOD, R. K. HISES. A. O. BACON, JOHN C. NICH< 'Ll..' J. J. HARRIS, Coinmison®- jnU-24-U LAWYERS. Bagging and Ties, Bacon and Lard, Flour and Grain, Hay, &c., «S:c., always at aug26-tf Dunn, Ogletree. & Cos. MACON ADVERTISEMENTS. John P. Fort. ATTORNEY AT LAW, ecplS if M. Hanovy, Pvter Wirabish. Out of Health.—In this common expres- lot ou which I sion is comprehended an immense amount of Referred to | bodily aud mental suffering. It is not neces sary to be effected with positive disease in "" tofltaarte for tie Fair. EL & LANKY, j Tax Committee—On petition of L. DcGivo for rt- i order lo experience unutterable wretchedness. IT. S. Commissioner's court. Judge W. B. Smith yesterday released Tiuer W Turner from confinement in Fnltoa county Jail, he having served his full time and thirty days besides^ The best joke in town yesterday was the talking of 1 and made tho usual aWnt as to inability to pay fine DASHES HERE AND THERE. the Irish mocking bird, at C&iroll’s, ou Pryor street. One of the leading commission merchants ou Mari- ! etta street, was fined yesterday five dollars and costs for exactly what he was told, last Sunday evening, not I to da Tlje Cashier of the Georgia Loan and Tiuat Company received a dispatch from Jay Cooke 4 Co., yesterday that they were behind in a small amount. Mr. Jere Goldsmith says that bis brnk is ready to pay any defi ciency which may be due that firm. This puts a new phase on the statement given yesterday morning. Officer Fuller had a most interesting time, night i c oun8 ei before last, showing two sick Kentuckians the way to ! j lig ( j ecii their boarding bouse. Meeting bfthe Hoard of Healtii. i and costa. Justices' Courts. Justice Sasseeu yesterday required Amanda Stevins, (col.) to give §5’J bond for her appearance at tbe City ! duct ion of Opera House tax. Favorable for reduction j : io $5 for each performance. The rules were suspended to hear from Mr. De- ; Give who was willing to pay $200 a year. He said j Atlanta taxed Opera Houses higher than any neighbor- j log city. A motion to place the tax at §200 p lost, by ayeB six to nays Committee was adopted, Ou petition of Ccucoidia Association, a aim: 8C> Mulberry etre : Court to answer the charge of fornication pref-rred i port was adopted. | against her by Ma:y Hudson, (col.) whose husband ! On petition of J. G. W. Mills, for reduction was slightly mixed up in the scrape, but is not yet ar- 1 ses3ment—Assessor’s report adverse. Adopted. ! rested. A person out of health is weak, languid, low- spirited, incapable of much exertion, ner vous, irritable, and as sensitive to every change of temperature ns the mercury in a thermometer. What such a person requires | is invigoration, and Hostctter’s Stomach Bit- | tevs will supply it. No need ot applying to a i physician in such a case. Tho lee would be ie repor o e thrown away. At the nearest drug store may j ! be had the most efficient and healthful vegc- : oan F. j table tonic that the world contaii s. Twenty- : ! five years* experience has established the fact j that among all the stomachics and alteratives ! known to modern pharmacy this powerful : Dealers in OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, AND F AND FAMILY SUlTI IES. | Will esthblieb Headquarters for Hungry People during j THE GREAT FAIR. unit of Ordinary. Judge lbtimau yesterday heard the ar the Cox Habeas Corpus case, but withheld l until 8 o’clock this morning. S. B. Spen cer and liillyer 4 Ero. for plaintiff; J. A. Stcv Thrasher 4 Tln asher for defense. Street Committee—Ou letiiion of L. P. Howell ct j restorative stands supreme, unapproached, al., for cutting down Whitehall street eighteen inches . Every bottle of Hostetler’s Bitters contains | e Thousand People—The Best Restauran IN THE STATE. ELLS & LANEY. THOMAS FINLEY. ATTORNEY AT LAV ATLANTA GEORGIA. P RACTICE IN THE SUPTwEME AND CIEC Courts, aud elsewhere by special contra !. business attended to with dispatch. Oftiv-e: No F^st Corner of Broad and Marietta Streets, B-'*l Ba g. np-s tairs. d*o'3'. TAW NOTICE. A. C. GA R L l N C T O fs Xjawyer, ^Will Practice in All the Court.-, Office: Republic Block j Ofb2-dte 4 tliuita Georgia. S. A. DARNELL. Attorney - at-Law SPECIAL COMMISSIONER CF CLAIMS 1 For Georgia. Office corner Broad and Alabama S’* j Will practice in the Courts of Atlanta *nd Blue i Circuits. COME ONErCOME ALL 2 AND REGISTER 4 LL wishing to participate in our Mimic ’ -:; FI ;;. I J\_ tions i are required to come to my office at the City Hail, an ' ! regi6;er their names, wLere the books are tow even MORTUARY REPORT I VO PRECEDING j The Kimball House Ball.—On last night a U::r»- ald reporter appeared at the eceue of the festivities; The Board of Health met at the Rocordor’e Court j but for fear of being hustled out as was that geutle room at V. o’clock yesterday eveuing. Present—Drs. Asher, Thompson and McFall, In the absence of Dr. Pinckney, tl Chairman, Dr. Asher presided. The following mortuary report for weefcs, was received. man of biblical fame who appeared at the marriage feast without a wedding garment, he made himself permanent j scarce. The attendance was meagre and assumed the I appearance of a sociablo rather than a ball. Very lit- s past two , pe formality was evinced by the participants. Every- c Reeined to b« eDjoying himself hugely. Notwith- neav Brothertou’s. Majority favorable, of | mend advertising for bids -minority adv< e have no money. Alderman Dodd reported favorably for the cutting, aud by street force, of First and Second Wards. ' Aldermau Dodd was iu favor of imttiug on tbe frT; ' brakes, so far as rock was concerned. Alderman Young said the streets of tbe First Ward were in a bad fix, and he thought that Ward could not get justice if the street force did tho work. Aldermau Morris thought they had not time to do the work with two carts—thought they ought ti ad vertise. Aldeiman Brotherton wanted to know how much they proposed filling in front of bis house—would net more blessings than there were curses inPiin- because ! dora's box. sep!7 The Auction House of Macon. Interments in Cemetery from ieptemo. r S.h to tbe , . tanding tbe amall attendance, it h.d tbe' .ppe.r.oc. °, h ] eC ‘J"* 'T °! “ *Hi inrlnsiv*- 1 , ” t n l it 4 or 5 feet. Bethought if Alderman Morris could 12th, inclusive: Whites over ten years Whites under ten years Colored over ten years Colored under ten years Total number for seven days.... I of one of tbe happiest affairs of the ithought ! spare the first Ward street force a few days he ought to | Georgia Zouaves.—At a regular meeting of the | do *o. True, the streets in the Ward were in a bad ! atove company, held last night, Capt. John L. Conley Calm & Camp iJ7iolesale Gfrocers , Thousand Dollars’ Worth of Goods for the Fall ad Winter Trade, all of which will be sold on regular ! sale day8. Sale of Household Furniture, Plantation j Supplies and Real Estate male a specialty. r LOURING MILLS. ISSK 19 presided, and Mr. Lewis H. Alexander was unani- xsly elected Secretary and Treasurer, aud Mr. H. Alderman Morris thought tLo work would have to I be advertised for as there were Ynany bad places in the White pauper 1; colored paupers 7; white still-born, \ Cozxrt 31 Corporal, and A. P. Copin 4th Corporal. I first ward needing work. ; colored sttli-born 1. Diseases of Adults—3 inflammation of bowels, 1 drop sy, 2 supposed to be heart disease, 1 uterus, 1 conges- t ve chill, 1 congestive typhoid, 4 unknown. Males 5, females 8. Diseases of children—1 dysentery, 1 worms, 4 un known. Males 2, females 4. From September 12th to September 19th, increase of whites over ten years 3, under ten year 4; colored over ten years 3, under ten years 11: Number for sev en days 21. There were of the above number: white paopsrs 4, colored paupers 8; white still-born 1, col ored still-born 1. Disease of adults—1 of old age. 1 effect of chills, 2 dropsy. 1 child bad, 1 child bed fever; Bex—males 1, Females 5. Disease), of Children.—Worms and teething, 1; croup, 1; chills and fever. 1: diarrhea, 1. Small in fants, 9, Sex—Males, 8; females, 7. Respectfully submitted. John Connelly, Sexton. The following resolution, offered by Dr. Thompson, was adopted: Resolved, That each member of the Board of Health produce a thesis on those diseases noticed and treated by him daring the year, with the apparent difference in symptoms in the different localities In the efty, and the beneficial results accruing from cleanlimss and disinfectants as preventives to malarial fevers and dolors. On motion the mcetlDg then adjourned. Alderman McLendon thought the petition for curb customary when Tho officers elect are competent and will reflect credit \ ou tbe selections. The company received handsome ! in 8.4c., ought to be granted ; it complimentary notices from Mayor Huff, of Macon, j parties would put down sidewalks, Col. 8. B. Spencer and many others. Benner B«ab.-Wo call attention to the Benner challenge to fight his bear against any two Georgia I report which then ^opted Alderman Goldsmith was opposed to the letting out contracts for cutting down hills and rock work. Alderman McMillan, Young and Rice signed Dodd’s dogs, also an offer to accommodate all visitors to the State Fair. In a few days we will publish a photo graph of the bear. He is now sittiug for his picture. Ws will soon be able to give our readers a correct like ness of this bear which has caused to much terror to the M aconites. Personal Mention. Mr. M. 8. Cohen and family, of Rome, Ga., arrived in tbe city a few days since. It is his intention to make this his home. While we mourn with Rome over tbe loss she has sustained, we rejoice in conse quence of Atlanta receiving such an accession to her society’s circle. •* Library Fair ” in November.—There will be a meeting at tbe Library Saturday, September 20, at 4 o’clock, of tbe ladies who are willing to assist at ihe Refreshment Tables. By order of tbe President. There will be a meeting of the Memorial Associa tion this evening at 5 o’clottl at tbe Library, for busi ness connected with the Dickei ■ party. On petition of W. D Ellis, for drainage. Adverse. Adopted. On petition of W. A. Fuller, for the examination of his Marietta street property. Asks further time. On petition of Atlanta 4 West End Street Railroad Company. There beiDg no plans or speciflca- lions submitted, a»k further time. Aldermsn Goldsmith called for a leport on his reso lution relative to putting on the brak< a. Alderman Young stated that only two members of the committee had signed It, and their reports were different. Aldermau Dodd thought the resolution ought to pass. It ents off contracts for the luture, aa to cross ings, curbstones, sewers and Mcadamiting. Alderman Brotherton would favor the resolution if the Connell would Mcsdamise Paters street from the Macon Road to tbe foot ot the hill. Alderman Young thonght Pryor street ought to be Mcadaraised from the Pxesenger Depot to Alabama street. Aldermau Brotherton aak< d that the rules be sus pended that Le might offer s resolution. A motion to suspend was lost. 25 East Alabama Street, I ATLANTA, CA. mHEY always have besides their weil assorted Stock X of Groceiies, largo consignments of Frlxue G-oo«e Pontlior* Georgia Flouring Mills, BURR & FLANDERS, Proprietors. Manufacturers of WILEY’S XXXX FLOUR, PEARL GRITS, MEAL, BRAN, 4c., 4c., Macon, Georgia. auy36 tf. ArLinr.v, Ga., September 14, IST' I beg leave to inform my friends, patrols and tL.:• public generally that my health is completely restore J. and I am now’ able to perform my professional duties as heretofore. Office aud residence opposite the e : tol, Marietta street. sl4—Iw. W. F. WEST MOREL AN ?. L. B. DAVIS, J. S. CLARK DAVIS & CLARK, FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS No. 33 Broad street Atlanta, Ga. authorized to underwrite a prudent line c COTTON OIK RISKS. We represent “The Orient.” Hartford. Comic ALL WHO WISH TO VOTE, fJlAKE notice that by a recent Ordinance passed by tbo Mayor and Council, every person who is old enough to vote, or wishes to participate in our city elections, is required to come to my office iu the City Hall, and register his name and place of residence. The books for the same will be opened on the 15th day of September, and will remain open for that pur pose until tho 15th day of November. All failing to attend to tbls, either white or colored, will be debared from voting at either or all elections. FRANK T. RYAN. August 24-tf City Clerk. HOTELS._ STOP AT THE BROWN HOUSE, Opposite the Passenger Depot. fJIHE Rooms are elegantly furnished, and the Table | is supplied with every delicacy the market affords. E. E. BROWN 4 BON, Proprietors. J THE ” VICTOR ” W ANTED—General Agents in every State m it. South for tbe Victor Sewing Machine. The “Victor” will sell on its merits, and requires io “puffing." For terms, address aug6-if R. J. WILES Atlanta. Ga. STAR CANDLES! N. R. FOWLER, Auctioneer. SEYMOUR, TINSLEY k CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS Maoon, Georgia. ’ aug26-tf p Guardian's Sale. Y virtue of an Order from the Court of Ordinary » of Fulton county, I wlU sell before tho Court !ouse door lu Atlanta, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN OCTOBER NEXT, within the legal hours of sale, fifteen and three-fourth acres of Land, being part of laud lot No. 149, of the 17tn District of originally Henry now Fulton county, subdivided into twelve lots, as per plat, to be seen at tbe nflloe of Wmllaoe 4 Fowler, Real EstaieAgeuts, and postors to be issued before sale. Bold as tho property of Mary Helena Lynea, minor, for her benefit. Terms half cash, balance three and six months, with lo per cent, interest. T. D. LYNE8, GuardUn, -2ptdk W. A. HUFF, WHOLESALE DEALER CORN, BACON, LARD, TIES, BAGGINO, Meal, Sugar. Coffee, Etc., Corner Cherry «nd Third Street,, MACON. Oeorgle. $25 Reward. pasture ot Thomas Nix, near Palmetto, Campbell county. Ga , a sorrel Mule, 3 years old. liRht mane and tali; wartorbnmp on the right ear; about 15 bands high. The above reward will be paid for either the mule or thief. If either is found leave with A. B. La- math, Atlanta, Ga. »cpl&-dl&wlt PROCTER A GAMBLE’S “Light of Day" Brand STAR CANDLES! Are of superior quality, end the standard brand sold by AtlnntA, BE aoou AW1> AUGUSTA. GROCERY, gjff Private Boarding. ^tEVERAL GENTLEMEN oan be accommodated with DAY BOARD, or Board and Lodging, by Mrs. M. A. PEGG, 127 Pryor street, between Mitchell and Pe ters streets. la very convenient to tbe bueine>ee portion of the city. aepl6-2w