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irarw The Daily Herald. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1873. ( THE CITY. NOTICE TO CITV Ei'E-::iIBEH» Mr. J. L. Crenshaw is the sole authorized | agent in the city for receiving subscriptions j to the Herald, and f.w this date we shall! «tkbestiso mmabes-rzsolpuqss adopted ur recognize only his receipts as valid. CODE OF GEOnaiA! JD8T PUBLISHED BY W _ BTJRKE >T?-v Ready. Call at their Store, Comer Alabama and Whitehall Streets, AWD SUBSCRIBE. •tew—he knows how to fix them up. &c CO. THE CITIZENS’ MEETING JLAST NIGHT. ISO MEBCH ARTS AND PEOPLE TO 8VSTA1X THE In strict compliance with these instructions, direct lfobile oysters, both shell and can, just arrived at f from the Police Committee, I issued the following ! John Domini’* Eating Saloon. Go and try bis oyster ' order: Chief Marshal’s Omn | September 30,1873. f Capt. J. L. Johnson, Sir: Tou will instruct Lieut. Bo I mar to put his men on the enclosed list, and to see j that they all do their duty. John Thomas, Chief Marshal. Now, there is nothing whatever in the above con* Stop at the Covington Hotel if you wish nice car pi ted rooms, clean, linen, soft beds, good meals and livery accommodations. C. Cox, septfi-tf Proprietor, Covington, Georgia. •XOJ V aV'lAVOHH \\"Huu.Mis « sasodnid smzMU-i' 1 ,! J0 J siKJimain Iawh 'SaVIH SSV10 am oj pind uo!)u.»uk itnaadsa ’S3HSIN -UVA P UB SHO ‘SJLNIVd — apwi Il«j eqj J0| sanjq jo I|ddns im y ATLANTA BRANCH GREAT SOUTH , M Williams, Williams, Langston A: Crane, Jordan, HDward * H.r.l.on, A K Bexjo, 3 Ke«Iy, Stephen. A j ,rar J *° ,be ordUuncM of the city, or at all calcalat ed ! Flynn, Langley Ic Robin.on, John Oollier. Adair A ,0 " br '» i ,bt! rul « gorerning th« loo..” The Po- [ Bros, Garrett A Bro. J L Winter, West A Edward,. Uce Committee nitaiaed mo folly in my order to Wioter, Sligh A Co, J Ormond, Snnnnlly, Hallman A Cap** 111 Johnaon, and no elngle change waa made In the distribution of the men, as indicated therein, j New Schedule.—L. H. Clarke, the Hatter, is now receiving one of the finest assortments of hats ever brought to Atlanta, and as he never sells only for catli he will make it to yonr interest to call on him. In compliance with a call of M»j. B. E. Crane, Pres* j Co, Bowie k Gholston, W L Hubbard k Co, B Parsons, ident of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, a very Morrison, Bain k Co, Meador k Bro, G W Adair. Me except tbe ca,e of policeman Jones, who, st the large number of the most prominent merchants and Koy k Roberts, W W Compton k Co, Harris k Langs* j in8Unc *» of the Police Committee, was transferred from citizens met in the rooms of the Chamber of Com* ton, G H k A W Force, Winship k Bro, W A Hemp* ; tbe l8t to lb ® 4:11 Hard, und merce at 8 o’clock last night to take action relative to hill k Co, M C k J F Kiser k Co, Morris k Bro, J R j ®ubstituted in his stead, which, sustaining the city banks in the present financial Wallace, W G Whldby, Agent, Furniture Emporium, | ‘Jitter of crisis. 8 A Echols, Hunnicutt A Bellingrsph, J R Simmons k Co, L B Langford, J T Hagan A Co, W F Peck k LOCAL NOTICES. Dr. A. W. Baughman. _ i called to o rder by Major B. E. : Crane, who stated that he had called the meeting at Co, I W Avery, Markham k Holderness, Phillips k j > far as I know, > particular significance whatever. The above order w&6 the only one I gave Capt. John on on the subject, and Lieut. Botnar obeyed it. Now, I would ask a candid public whether there is Europe. We are informed that this gentleman ban iceman Bonnel I made, and is still making, most astonishing cures in this city and surrounding country, and that he has diplomas from some of the most famous medical colleges in this country FOR SALE. ERS OIL WORKS. Headquarters for Oils the ouzge.tion of . number of tho mo.t .olid and Crew. Kedwiue A For, W F Stoke.. .Cohn A C.tnp, j “J'h'ng in .11 thl. t . .uthorize the Hiram, to .tack N. R. FOWLER, Auctioneer VALUABLE PLANTATION GOR DON COUNTY. 2R RESIDENCE AND mues Freeman, decea* ilantation contains abou 4.00 O Acre st o Land, lying near the Cossewattie River, on the old Tenne*- fee Road, and on the contemplated route of the Car- tereville and Ducktowu Railroad, with fine, large, commodious Dwelling containing eight rooms. Also, barnes, •tables, Ac., Ac. It has always been classed as one of the best grass and stock farms in Cherokee, Georgia. It has been long known as a place exceed ingly healthy, being surrounded by mountains and with plenty of the best running waters near the homestead. Tho lands are well watered with good, clear, never-failing streams, and in good condition of improvement,and contains over COO acres first class bot tom land, and will produce clover and grasses and Paints. The largest and most com- substantial citizens, to take action to prevent a panic Wblte * pnor « Phillips, Flanders A Co, Kleinert A Co, my character as Marshal of this citj ? ana minis, ine laisr.I an here simil.r to th.t In the North.ro oitie.. Confl- E<Ulem«n * Brown, J Ben WiUoo A Co, W II Phillip., ! I do not b.li,ve that the Herald t plete stock in tho Southern States, at pri ces to compare with any other markets. An immense assortment of Artists’ Mate rials and Window Mass. Send for Price Lists. PARLEY, DUCK & CO ; Phillip., | denee hero wu not yet tapItadTTt w« The duty of , lr - Maik W Johneon, T J Hightower, Cor A Hill. G W j !»•«« .hd I now Uke occieion to uy that the parties people to preserve it. The bank, of this city Parrotl 4 Bro, Hitchcock A Co. G.y, McCle.key A Co, 1 who famished the iuform.tiou .. published In the yr . ... . , , . , , . , iJhuu, a Liu win urimuie ciover ana grasses < . Great success, it IS Sftiu, has attended his J heavy growth, as well as cotton. This deairal.la farm , treatment for the cure of insanity, ami other ; mi'^’fr^m F*tra™uS port f Xe. < '‘‘ ih0U, ‘’ ^ ^ ] u ‘ diseases which have been brought under his 1 Tb© Mlc will take place at Calhoun, Ga., lPR i ] FIRST TUraillV In VAVVUDVU ..—A n care. entirely solvent. Nobody doubt, thl,. He de- Allcn > ' I,plor k Smith, Aker. A Bro, J N Lain, F £ | Huralu knowingly and_ wilfully lied. The only word. dared the meeting organized and ready for business. On motion oi O. H. Jones, Esq., the following mittee waa appointed to prepare business for the meet- Full Stock. Reliable l’riees. All sorts ing: Judge John Collier. O. H. Jone>, W. J. Garrett, ' of FURNITURE. See our stoek of BABY CARRIAGES.d. B M0RGAN 4 c0>? aug31*tf Successors to W. T. Archer, P. O. Box 380. 85 Whitehall street. TAKE NOTICE ! STATE AND COUNTY TAX PAYERS. ' E. P. Chamberlin. C. C. Hammock, C. L. Redwine, O. F. Simpson. G. T. Dodd, J. A. Stewart, I. W. Avery, John Stephens, John Keely, J. C. Peck, R. F. Maddox, T. J. Hightower and J. L. Winter. While the committee was absent, Col. George W* Block. On motion, the meeting adjourned. B. E. Crane, President. W. G. Whidby, Secretary. DASHES HERE AND THERE. Miss Sue Shepard, of Weft Point, died on the 21st. Capt. B. A. True, of the "South,” of New York, is i the city, and will be for several days. The “South” of truth iu the Herald's entire paragraph i of tho Lieutenants declined to carry out made by tbe City Marshal,” which order said Lieutcn- ! ant afterwards obeyed. Jons Thomas, City Marshal, j LETTER FROM COL. T. 8T0B0 FARROW. Atlanta, Ga. , Sept. 25, 1873. i To the Editors of the Herald: In this morning’s Herald there appeared FIRST TUESDAY in NOVEMBER next. Possession | given immediately. Plenty of good mules, stock. All persons afflicted with secret diseases or ^ r ^ n ’ implements, Ac., on the place. Terms—* »ne-thtrd cash; balance one, two and three account Apply to one ! diseases of the ear, eye, or other members of years, with interest bearing n«te«. Bold Bdj order i the body, can find Dr. Baughman at No. G 1 tmI w n< V B ' W * l reem8a - A PPly . 1 * « «'**"ge Locnrane, u. >v. Freeman, on the place, or .men- JJitchell, Corner Whitehall street. * W*ll«ce & Fowler, Real Ebt&te Agents. Atlanta, Ga. Adair was loudly called for, but excused himself by ; States, saying he thought it better to await the report of the j The prettiest little team o Committee, after which, if it was desirable, he would a pair of goats, hitched to give his views on tho financial state of the country, i dressed up a h circat. I the only p,p«r of the kind published in the United itorial on the subject of the Municipal Election. miniatme carriage AM POSITIVELY commsndcd by the Comptroller CoL W. M. Nicbolls, proprietor of the Kimbsll House, J General to close the STATE AND COUNTY TAX BOOKS in *’ bnt 1 the offer Within the time prescribed by the Tax Act of tho last General Assembly. I am left no discretion. Come forward and save costa. S. R. HOYLE, T. C., OFFICE—Alabama street, nearly opposite Austell's Bank. eep23-10 generously tendered the use ot ball room to the meet- the meeting was already fully organized* as declined. The committee returned and through their ebair- I man, Judge John Collier, reported the following reso- j The briskness of the Broad street market yesterday, iu the way of cottoj, was lively. The country wagons which crowded the street were numerous. Capt. Whit Anderson to'd a most tremendous tale I yeaterday about lightning, etc., which occorre 1 up in ] CITY RECORD. lutions, recommend.ng their favorable consideration and adoption. The report was read by Colonel J. W. Avery, Secre tary of the Committee and is as follows. Whereas, There is a monetary stringency in Atlanta and throughout the country, due in no way to impru dent or irregular operations ot the banks or merchants by the but arising out of the recent financial troubles in New York, and somewhat due to the withholding of tbeir , usual deposits by the merchants from the city banks; THE DICKENS PARTY, SEPTEMBER 30. an(1 » Whereas, there is ample cotton coming in from At tho Kimball House, in Atlanta, to-night week, t*»c farmer to pay the factors, while there is no money promises to be a very briliaint affair. The railrcads | to purchase said cotton and thus release us, and Notes Ho n<« Town Yestcrriu Hera ltl Hr porter*. have agreed to pass persons who may wi*h to attend Whereas, there for one fare, and this is a Bplendid opportunity to 1 lieve that oi visit Atlanta, as the Kimball House will board visitors doubted solvency, i to be- | which you state that in the event of my becoming au | tbe street yesterday was j independent candidate for Mayor you will oppose me, i and in tbia connection you use the following language: ! ' It is rather rough iliat we should be forced to state iu advance that we will oppose a gentleman who has i never expressed to \u tbe slightest purpose of becom ing a candidate.” Permit me to say that, it I had consented to become j au independent candidate for Mayor, or il I had solic- ! ited the support of the Herald for such candidacy, j then there would have been toms propriety in an an- | nouncemeit from you as to whether or not you would i support me. Respectfully jours, etc., T. Stobo Fab bow'. STRANGERS IN THE CITY. The following, arnoug others, were registered at the | National Hotel last night: W J Eigan, Baltimore; H i F Emery, Kirkwood; John Lambert, Augusta; Wm H j Pierson, New Orleans; J M Winston. North Carolina; j Robt C Mayfield, Conyers; Jos H Dent, Newnan; J C Gardner, Augusta; W A Carr, Chattanooga; JG Truitt, J G Fain, Calhoun; W A Marahle, Ala; W T Winn, Marietta; Riley Garnett, Griflio; J P Cor- dicr, F B Lawrence. WG Loughton, New York; F J Walker, Montgomery; A J Drion, West Point; W J Ynung ladies need not be under tbe neces sity of taking tbeir mother’s butter plates for button moulds, as Knox has a fall line of them as large as their heart's desire. They have also a full line of ail the latest novelties iu Fancy Goods, Fancy Ties, Bnfflings for the neck, Ac. They arc nlso uo« receiving their Fall stock of Millinery Goods. The ladies would do well to call oa them before purchasing. Knox’s Millinery and Varieties, No. 30 Whitehall street. sept ‘2e-tf. Lands For Sale. 1> Y virtue cf an agreement, made and entered into between tbe legatees of the estate of James Ep- piugcr, late of Pike county, deceased, will be sold be fore the Court House door, iu the town of Zebulen, on the FIRST TUESDAY’iu October next, between the usual hours of sale, to the highest bidder, if not dis posed of privately before the day of sale, the following lots ofland, to wit: Lots No. 134 and 13S, in the ?tL district of formerly Monroe now Pike couuty, in par cels of fifty or one hundred acres, to su;t purchasers. Terms, one-third cash, the remaining two-thiras in one and two years, with interest on the last year. Also the following lots in Cherokee are offered at private sale: Lot No. 1214. in the 12th district, 1st tion, Lumpkin; lot No. 201, iu the 14th district, tt /r • ,7 “ ~ ... , 1 tion, Lumpkin; lot No. 201, iu the 14th district, 4th llEAM’ Cassimeres, French, k. nglisll ana ; section, Chat'oogi; lot No. 346, in the 12th district, 1st The only bank man we Faw in the city yesterday, who kept his nerve, was Sam. Storking, of the old Atlanta National. He is one ol tho best financiers in the city. His management of the affairs of that in stitution for the rant few moDtbs entitl s him to this distinction. Tho Recorder yesterday fiued Jim ratte^on (sup posed to be a first cousin to Bi ly) five dollars aud costs, for being drunk and disorderly. Jim didn’t seem to mind it much, but then Jousen took the mat ter in baud. James Knox also came up for a showing, | j a ^., so far as the same offense aval concerned. He was “uoxed” out ten and costs, and the court a journed. A gentleman who looked very much like Mr. Ste* by the ! phens (Alex.) went into the “Reading Room” jester- I Doyle, Atlanta; J D Hough, Pleasant Hill; J G Mays, lor half price. We acknowledge the receipt of a vitatioD, and the News will be represented and ■ up ft good crowd.—[Griflio News. THE WARD POLITICIANS. To the Editors of the Herald: i procedure of the banks as ben toft Resolved, By tho business men o f Atlanta, that pledge ourselves to abstain from runniug the banks, | the suspension of and while continuing our usual deposits wo will gentleman knew that «1ip pungent editorials and the true ring cf the j fine ourselves to necessary chocks only. resolutions of the 2d ward^Democrafic meeting is hav- Resolved, That ; 7 of tho fact that < ing the desired effect. The little popinjay ward poli- have largely locked up their means in the State bond tieians who have axes to grind and rings to form are that the State deposits be allowed to remain in the j tilings iu town all in a quiver. The people—the honest rank and file , banka as far as possible untouched, until the crisis i day. The friends of i port was a mistake. The excitement in the city yesterday of the banks, was lather exten- •ive for a while, but It soon quieted down, there l>ein;> j Georgia Flouring Mills, of Macon, is : so little money in the city that it looked like a useless banks mockery to get upa panic on thissuhj c<. throat* aud coldi appear to be the most pnpuli Augusta. I Gen P. M. B. Y’oujg, of Cartcrs\ille junt of ! the Kimball House. Mr. Geo. W. Burr, one of the proprictori i the ci stopping at American, at J. H. Dykeman’s, of every pat tern and style—the largest and best assort ment ever brought to Atlanta. Call and see them. sept21-3t. We have just received the largest assort ment of Bugled .Silk Gimps; Fringes; Cords; Loops and Tassels; j Embracing the latest and most elegant vari- ] i etv of Tiimmings ever brought to this city. j M. ltic n & Co., sep*21-l\v Whitehall st j I The best imported aud domestic Cassc- j 1 mere Cloths, Doeskins and Vestings, may te j | tound at M. & J. Hirsch’s, No. 50 Whitehall ! ' street. They have secured the services oi Mr. Cas- ! section, Lumpkin; lot No. 4, iu the ‘12th district. 4th section, Dade; lot No. 98, in the 23d district, 3rd sec tion, Floyd; lot No. 671, in the 14th district. l?t sec tion, Forsyth; lot No. 1267, in the 14th district. 1st sec tion, Foisyth; lot No. PI4, in the 2nd district, 1st s?.;. tion, Forsyth; lot No. 197. in the 27th district. 2nd sec tion, Murray; lot No. 195, in the Sth district, 1st sec tion, Union. P. If. McDOWELL. Agent for Legatees of Jas. Eppinger. August 24, ’73-tds. Three Cottages for Sale I FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE, with front Vert rear stoop, well shaded; with god wate I TWO-ROOM Cottage with rock barenseat. : finished, with ail modern improvements. The two above mentioned residences are lccate 1 's Castleberry Street, between Forsyth and M A \V I; R, each containing 5 4 cf an acre, mere or less. BRJCK Colts ALSO, i Haycc at reel. of the Democracy, indorse you. Why, sirs, tbe only way to insure the success of the Democracy in tUo j ed to assist all that he coming contest for Mayor and Council is for the • {\ lC people, party to nominate honest, intelligent men cf capacity, • ability and experience. Let the party put out a good ticket and there will be no danger of au independent ticket being run. Bat if a cut and dried ticket of in- ' competent, untried, wishy-waaby men of inexperi er, aud that Ins Excellency the Governor be request- relieving the banks aud Resolved, That the banks be requested to stand by ich other, and that iu our judgments they will do so John Stephens, ol' the fnm of Stephens A Fiynn, is not at all alarmed by the recent craebes. All he wants • is, the folks to come around on Pryor street aud look • at the big stock of goods thej’ hava on hand. Tbe Freedman’s Trust Company were round with a ‘dodkcr” yesterday afternoon—headed “sound aud a and the peopl j will stand by the banks, there will be right”—which was encouraging, considering tho state serious trouble in our community Judge Collier Eaid he waa not a stockholder 5 is forced upon u*. then there is great danger of bank . had n0 lllteregt any bank> independent candidales. Let the Democracy be and circumvent all opposition and discord in their i ranks by nominating and electing true and tried men. ! Tbe best men do not so. k the cffico ' of Mayor aud Councilmon. They have | no taste or inclination for wire pulling and ring form feed counsel of any bank. There was no necessity for any trouble nor in tbe South. There was no reason lor a panic In the South. We have three hundred million dollars’ worth cf cotton annually at our backs. The panic ol the tim.e. “Uncle Billy” Solon s he the conductor in Alabama, is the most popular thing among the boys at present. Tha-.l Hammond, Dick | Atlanta ' Clarke, and other old railroaders. ale. There is a youDg r j No 19—M E Daniel, administrator, vs O P Foster, joke about the railroad administrator. Complaint from Sumter. Argument bided by Col CT Goode for defendant. » 1—Charles Weat, a ias Lewis Johns, vs the appreciate the state. Arson, from Sumter. Argued; WA Hawkins | for plaintiff iu error, and Gen. Cook for the State. No 2—Tool A Schumpest vs Wm P Jowcrs. Fore- i Barnesville whose whiskers 1 leg, Mil tbej have no time to engage in aucL dirty *' thc XorU * 18 “ u,ed b X wide.pread .peculation in work. Let tbe people, tbe ma..e., wbo are intere.tod | ,toclIS ri 'l ,re,cu,ln > ! flctiUtm “ vaI,,e8 - This 1 as not been done at the South. We must sns- banks, if posslblo. He believed it was pos- iu the prosperity of our city aee that good and true me* are nominated, and they will be elected without j tain opposition. For Mayor, we have numerous good such aa John Collier. For Coonciiinen, «uch a» Erin oar banka, there ironld bo no run upon them. We P Howell, M T Castleberry, John B Goodwin in the l«t must abstain from making rnna upon the banks. U ward; John Keelsy, W D Ellis, W G Garrott, Wm ! we at0 <0 be troubled In thl, panic, we will have Buchton, Iaaiah Parse, James M Ball, snd a host of I brought it upon ourselves. If this body of others in the 2d waid. L P Grant, T A Morris, Jeff Robinson, Robert C Y'oung, Owen Lynch in the 2d ward. Michael Mahoney, R J Lowry, J W Sparks, J H Mccaalin, and others, in the 4th ward. W W Clay ton, J R Wylie, Austin Leyden, M T Simmons, and others, in the 5th ward. A L Fowler, D A McDuffie, Dr. Boring, and others, in the Gth ward; Robert 51 Farrar, Rodert F Maddox, John R Wallace, Samuel Weil, and others, in the.7th ward. Let the Democracy give us a good ticket, if they would keep the party in tact. This thing belongs to the people, and it is to be hoped that they will take hold of it and give us good, honest men of financial and business experience and discard all evil influences in the nomination and elec tion. The interest of the city are too great to be trusted and left in the hands of adventurers and in competent men. All true men, we feel confident, will agree to this. This it the line, as I understand it, marked out by tbe Herald, and urged by the resolu tions cf the 2nd Ward Democracy Bible. H everybody Mti.fled of the .olvency ol »ml well known Undl.dy of th.t pUoe, 1. de.d, Dick Peters, Jr., says that Bill Peck made a him last night, and completely “basted” him. How ever, he says it don’t effect him much, from the fact that Peck’s “runs” don't amount to mu:h. The thanks of the editor of this column is horeby tendered to the ladies of the Charity Concert of the 5fission of the Redeemer, for a vote of thanks sent in last night. Ward politicians were thicker last night tl.au fiddlers in the “other” country. resembles a base ball club—there’s nine on each side, i closure of mortgage, from We bster county. Argued; Thc public should remember that tho Episcopical Hawkins for plaintiff in error; Hollis, contra. Sunday School 5Iiseion Supper comes off to-night in j No 22—Absalom Parker, vs Obcdiah Green et al. the room next to Redwine & Fox, on Whitehall street, j Equity from Sumter. Argued by Hawkins for plain- Mrs. Goodrich Driver, of LaFaystte, Alabama, an old j tiff in error, and Analey A Cooke for defendant. United Staten Circuit and District Courts. J | HON. JXO. KR.-KINK, JUDGE, PRESIDING. cd, with all the necessary appurtenances, c 1-6 of an acre, more or lees. If the ibove property is vot s >M at pri vat- 30 days, it wilt be , Disposed of at Auction, seily, as cutter aud Supermteudeut of tlieir T „e above property will be by M Ha Merchant Tailoring Department, who has had the purpose of paying his debt*, ami starting an experience of nearly twenty years in first- class establishments in tho North and in Europe, and will insnre their customers a per fect fit and clothing made to meet the up- j • proval and give satisfaction to the most fas- j tidious. sep23d-tf \ Druggists and store keepers sell Jackson’s j Magic Bale am at 25 cents, 50 cents, and one dollar per bottl away given away road. Long may it live until it has cured all the pain and aches in the United States. All my creditors will scud their bills to Walpole, Attorney at Law. AU debtors would do w< to call and settle, as I mean busiues. Sold by C C HAMMOCK) M. HAVERTY. Real Estate Agent j sept!4 Biin.ktburAsun Residence for Sale. J^Ol’R LARGE, ELEGANTLY FINISHED ROOMS, Bath room, Store room and Pantry, 2-room Kitchen, .. .... The proprietor gives it j ‘* ,Ued !arse front *»*• choice * hrul " •. One hundred bottles per week are 8b »a* tree*, all on . large, beautiful lot m lawny on the Macon & Western Kail- b F **= eet, in a meat excellent neighborhood, acdjr.st at the . erminus of one of the Street Car line*. Im provements all new aud in perfect order. Apply t j WALLACE A FOWLER* jy27-sun3m Real Estate Agent*. No. 9 Atnbsmx ft. will go oat aad say to the people, there is no danger, draw oat what is necessary and leave the balance in the bank, the panic here will be stopped before to-morrow night. (Applause.) If we brings crisis on ourselves, we[will ruin oar business No mat ter what becomes of the Northern banks,tho Southern monetary system is sound and can stand. Why, shall we devour our banks and then destroy each other ? Let us be true to rnrselves. He advised merchants to continue tliair deposits. Col. J. A. Stewart stated that their firm was increasing their deposits daily, and would stop buying stock, if necessary, and de posit all their collections in order to care the lauks. (Applause.) Col. G. W. Adair seconded tbe motion to adopt the report of the committee. Thirty years ago he wm In a panic meeting, which Judge Collier boased. He al luded to the panic of 1357, in order to explain our present position. All that was wanted was confidence. There wa? cause for fear then; there is no cause THE MEETING OF THE DEPOSITORS OF THE j FREEDMAN’S SAYINGS BANK. Tho assemblage consisted of about one dozen white men, and a good number of the better class of the colored people. The chairman, after calling the meeting to order, stated the object of the meet ing as being to pass some resolutions to allay the fears of ihe depositors. Corey, the cashier of tbe bank, made a statement of the condition of tho bank’s solvency. He said he was heartily ashamed of the manner in which tho colored people had acted since last Saturday, That if they continued their run on the bank it would only result A GOOD MOVE. Citizen. The bank, had supported ns, w. must suslain the j m a » ma * in * 1Le hr forcing ihe b»i,k !o banks. Col. Adair’s remarks v We call attention to the card of tho ladies of the but very felicitous, and be ’ 5 somewhat lengthy, i Mission Church of the Redeemer, who have the with loud aud continued applause. He believed every adopt the sixty days’ rule. That their money frequently greeted i * na drawing good iuterest-the boat you — *- to let it remain there We offer for sale at our usual low prices an elegant assortment of Rassia leather and French Morocco belts of the latest and most fashionable stales, together with a superb as- 6<5Ytment of dry goods. M. Rich 3l Co., sep21-d*fcw Whitehall Street. Butter—Butter—Butter.—1 am receiv ing weekly shipments of choice Orange county, New York, and Western Reserve Creamery Butter, direct from the dories. If you want something really fancy, give me a call at 142 Whitehall Street, corner Peters. sep20-dlw Jno. W. Stokes. John Baxter, for tbe use, etc., vs A. D. McClutcbey and W. J. 5IcClutchey, security. Argued by Ham mond k Mynatt for plaintiff, and Col. Geo. A. Lester for defendant. Verdict for defense. Duffleld ham and provision company vs. Thcs. L. Wells. Judgment by default for plaintiff—$7141C, with interest and casts. Abbott k Crawford for plain tiff; Collier, Mynatt A Collier for dffense. Yirgil Hopson, juror, excused till October 9th. V. M. Hodgson, talesman, discharged for tbe term. All the cases set for the day that were not tried were reset for days in future. The cases of the Unite 1 8Ut-s vs. Uie Howard family were aet for October 20. The following cases were set for to*day Earnest vs. Southern Express Company, assumpsit; ' .* . 1ianr . -. , .. ” ~ a TT , , th t - /v o t i c 7 tion, at 142 Wmtehall street, corner Peters. Universal Life Insurance Company vs. R. J. and 8. J. j nn * Murphy; United States vs. Charles Payne, Wm. Claik, Isaiah Hollingsworth and John Crumpton, all for violations of revenue laws; United States vs. west half lot 17 in 15th district of DeKalb county. The court adjourned until 10 o’clock this morning. •Justices' Courts. Justice Monday yesterday tried James Lmgstou for assault aud battery committed oa Sarah Waller, col- lored. He gave bond in the sum of $2*0 for his ap- New fc>\viss, Limburg, Edam and Sap Sago E i Cheese; also, German goods of every descrip- sep20-dlv Jno. W. Stokes. For Sale Cheap. No. 75, next door to Colonel I. W. Avery's, containing seven rooms aud a cellar room, with necessary out buildings. a good sized yar*\ garden and good water. Terms easy. sep2l-6t FOR SALE. _ to A. L. Harris, Atlanta, Ga., by James Brand, of New York, will be sold to pay charges, if not cabled for within thirty days. ED. A. WERNER, *en4t,Vw3<-dl A tent Georgia U. i . WANTED. WANTED, The people are fast learning that Jackson’s Magic Balsam is au article of real merit. Sold by all druggists. GOOD COOK for a tmxll lamily; ALSO, . _ i A HOUSE SERVANT, by R. M. Clarke, Catch Mackerel, Cod Fish, Holland I App ^ ** »• AUAIK S - of tickets In charge for the approaching Grand Con 1 bank »nd banker in the city entirely solvent. Ha l cert. It will be seen that the ladies are determined $50,000 out which ho needed, but wonld not try to courage them to continue to i pearance at the City Couit. id to advise them to keep cool and | Tbrashe to have “all the world and hia wife and sweethearts” at this concert, by reducing the price of tickets to thc most popular standard. Any man cau take his wife and mother-in-law on a two dollar ticket; or if he has a natural repugnance to mother-in-law, he can take his wife’s cousin, if she is pretty and fond of music, which the average pretty cousin always is; or he can take his sweetheart and her cousin, and let his wife collect by f jrcing property to sale until tho panic i were pertinent aud well received. Tho banks owed the merchants here, and the mer chants here owed the banks. It was a reciprocal thing. Does not wisdom suggest that the people prac- sUy»t home to mind the baby, all for two dollar.. ; tic0 ; orbearatlce toward, the banks and each other? Its a good move, and will fill the Concert Hall with the^^ cream, male and female, of the Gate City. Those wou ^ b e no trouble, who, like ourselves, have no sweetheart and can’tH borrow one for the occasion, will go anyhow to see That his effort save their money be patient. The Rev. C. Brad well, (colored) as au apology for Col. I. W. Avery war railed for. >n l in re.pon.e sa.d : ,Uc * ction of ,he colored lwop1 "’ “ i l ,blt 1,0 W8B n0 ‘ I bal ,h ' there was no nece.sity for a panic here. Hi. remark. surI ' ri8ca ,hat lbere » panic amon « ,be when the white people, who arc accustomed to bauks, were so badly frightenu- Bomc advice. He was followed by several others, all of whom con- j *be possea«ion of currcd iu advising the colored peopl: to support the pl** D *'^- bank, and to do everything in their power to stop the ..J uatic0 C ° 1 J , r * e ° f bu8ipeM wa8 P ursaed tbere panic that prevailed among the more ignorant class | Hud8 ° u broM * bt before him, charged with larceny of tho darkies. The meeting was composed of the ® b * 8 av ® U P the stolen property («ome bed moat substantial looking colored people we Finley for the State; Jes the defense. H also had a case of tli) State vs. Wm. Greene for int was withdrawn by the prosecutor, Mrs. C. S. Dauiel, No counsel. Justice Butt investigated a posset: ory warrant case He gave them Borne whole- | b,twee11 Lizzie McCoy (col’d) and a colored w ( man j named Stubby, about a mattress wort‘j*$l 25. He to the ..Justice Sasseen had a colored woman named Fsnnv Col. Miles G. Dobbins being called for, said ho ' > trial has yet been had. I in a legitimate way, and expected to pa> tb legitimate way. Their bank had been run upon to- j day. He did not ask favors. The people of thc city i owe them four dollars to where the bank owed the j ' people the sweethearts of the lucky fellows,and betweenjthem all we wager all we possess, (a tooth-pick and a paper collar. No. 17), that the greatest turn out ever seen in Atlanta, will take place at the Concert for the Mission of ithe Bedeembr. ACCIDENT. Wo regrot to lo.ro th»t Mr. T. A. Xicoli, . prominent ( 8rr ' ed 311 8 " mmer ’ * ml ,h ^ conld no ‘ W citizen of Montgomery. Al... fell down . pair of tap. b -a owed nothing oaUldo of AtanU. Ho ■ last ni.Ut and seriously fractured his srm. It Was reset by Dr. T. 8. Powell. Mr. Nicoll been stopping some days at the National Hotel. PERSONAL. Mr. Walter H. Mitchell, an accomplished young gen •pooch-maker. The banks received their drpo.it. l0nBra( . alea in the city . We predlct the meetjuJ | Justice Hammond 1 ? of adultciv othing) : fo ui- | ; do much good. A CARD FROM MARSHAL TH05IAS Editors of the Herald : Au editorial appeared in the Atlanta Daily Hkbali i postponed, i a difficulty between Henry Holu and Dried Herrings, at 142 Whitehall street, corner Peters. Jxo. W. Stokes. sep20-dlw Jackson’s Magic Balsam is fast making its way into every family of the laud, by the many cures of Neuralgia, Headache and Rheu- mutism it is performing. Sold by all drug gists. 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. DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS ! We will be closed to-morrow, (Monday), Roal E«tate Odice- Situation Wanted. charge cf the housekeeping department family, and instruct tame children, giving them espe cial care. Would not object to a widower’* family, a position in the cuuutry—a reasonable balcry. The best of references given and required, i lady, Henry got ahot at and got his forehead | ^at being our New Year day, but on Tues- j slightly bunged up vith a glass. Afterwards a war- ; day next, we shall open the fall season with His willing to nave a committee appointed to investigate the col- dition of his bank. Every bank in town was solvent. The policy pursued to-day was suicidal. If you close me up and send me under, you will go a long ways further under than I will. He had never stoppad pay face. Iu tUia room tb»t ke ! ofs ., tC mb. r ajth,W.s, .tjlea ‘Tbe W.ril Politician, rent w». taken out .gain.! bim for adulter? »n«i fomi- au elegant disiii.iy of Ladies’ Dress Goods, thnv fr.nlil no* nan now m. ' I W1..1 .... ... , a 1 ^ But a few days ago a most disgraceful attempt was irado to violate the regulations of the police force by removing an officer from hia “beat,” in acertaiu’ward, because he did not support a certain candidate for al dermau. That the attempt failed waa due sulel j to the firmness of one of the lieuteuauts of polico who del tleman of rip. .xperiene. in the clothing bn.loca. of 1 mfnU * tld neT " " ould - > hoped , dined '* “rry out an >rd.r mvde by th.City Mar.hal, an end wonld he nut tn this fnnlish Txsnit- . to breaE tbe rules governing tiie force. Atlanta, has become connected with tbe popular house of M. k J. Hirsch, and is ready to cater t > the wants of the public. THIRD WARD. Tbe Democrats of the Third Ward are requested to j ^ twice, meet st tbe store of Dr. Thompson this (Friday) end would be put to this foolish panic. He paid out thirty thousand dollars to-day—twenty thousand of which the people did not need. When he was whipped finane ally thia time and once more, it would Tlrtaall J fcn order from Hon. J. H. Mecaslin ber of the Police Committee: A letter from John Neal, advising the sustaining ot ing, aa business of importance comes before ihe meet- : banks, and the checking ontof deposits only ing. | By order of the President. J. G. Kelly. A. Cos sully, Sec. I HON. JOHN H. JAMES’ SPEECH. Hon. John H. James addressed a large meeting of 4 farmers yesterday. at Marietta. Two or three agricul tural societies were present, and Mr. James’ speech waa highly applauded. It is now in our possession, having been carefully reported by Mr. Samuel Echols, and we promise our readers » rich treat wbn it is published, whic.hjrijl he soon. A NOVEL SIGN. Lee Smith has tbe photograph of one of the yonng bloods of the city, taken in an intoxicated state, hung in front of his bar as a sign. THE GOVERNOR 8 GUARD’S HOP Tt as attended last night by a full boase. The mnsic wa j fine. Altar tbe concert the young people engsged in a dance. Thia entertainment was sort of a mixture, and for variety and novelty was something new and successful. It takes Atlanta to bast tbe world in these things. The boys looked flashy la tbeir new uni form, and tbeir sweethearts Icokel flashier. Such occasions are always frought with pleasure for those * jo alien U bnsinsss way The report of the committee adopted. in which the following l.ngnege cetioo. What the difficulty grew out of we could not j COU3ist j n r. p f learn. The case will perhaps be tried to-dsy. UeKalli Court. A man by the name of Braswell was found guilty of keeping open a tipling house on Sunday aud sentenced by Judge Hopkins to pay a nominal flue of one hun. dred and fifty dollars as an intimation as to how he should deport himself in the future. T. Wair, who waa convicted of murder a few days ago, will be brought out for the purpose of receiving his sentence. The Court was engaged the principal por tion of tbe day in the transaction of civil business and the sossion will conclude to-day. The Superior Court of Fulton county assembles ou Monday next at the City Hall. JudKO McCntcheon of the Cherokee Circuit will preside for Judge Hopkius— the two exchanging circuits. Now, the facts in the case are ns follow*: On the 19th instaut I received the following letter, which is Atlanta, Ga., September 19, 1873. Col. John Thomas, City Marshal—Dear Sir: I am of the opinion that a reorgauizitiou of the Police force is qui’e oeeossary at this tirns for the better protection of citizens in general, and I would moat Satiues, Empress Cloths, Cash mens, Diagonals, Serges, Etc., Etc. t of all colors, and of the latest new shades. M. Rich A* Co., septil-lw Whitehall Street. Bacon aud Flour, Grain and Hay, Bagging and Ties, Sugar, Coffee, etc., etc., at Dunn, Ogletrek & Co.’s. Col. Cnlberaon suggested that the business men ! respectfully call your lmmed’ate attention to the city all pledge themselves, as Col. Stewart bad done, to ordinance* governiog the same. I would sustain the banks, Adopted. suggest to you that you make irequent CoL O. H. Jones was ready to borrow $10,000 to de- changes of your men in the different wards, and in- posit, and would give good real estate teenrity, (ap- struct your Deputy Marshal and Lteutenatts to visit plauae ) Major Crane said hia house would do tbe ; thorn frequently by night as well as by dsy acd report i promptly any irregularitle* that may occur. John Stephen* offered the following resolution, which was unanimously adopted: Resolved, That from information of a reliable char acter, we are pleased to learn that the Dollar Savings Bank, which haa just suspended, has good, solvent assets largely above its liabilities, and will, with for bearance on the pert of the creditors, be able to pay all ita liabilities. M. G. Dobbins stated that the panic in New York was over, and that cotton advanced three-eighths of a cant per-pound to-day. [Applause ] The“followlag te k Met of merchants who pledge themselves to sustain tbe bsDka. Stewart, Austin k Co, Fuller k Smith, O H Jones k Co, Chsmbirlln, Boynton A Co, Jones k Bratie, W i Yours respectfully, J. U On tbe next day I received the following peremptory order from the Police Committee: Police HBADquARTXRS, September 20, 1873. Col. John Thomas, Chief of Police—Sir: In conse- qucuce of reported complaints from citizens against the police, for failure to attend to the duties they ire required to do, you are hereby instructed to connult with Captain Johnson, and to tako up the roll cf both watche*, an J locate the men at such places as you may think the good of the service demand*. N. A. McLendon, Chairman Police Committee. Member*. New flour aud everything new and good Out of Health. ~Iu~this common oxpres- ■ at m - v new staud ' where J 00 wiU fiud evcr >’- sion is comprehended au immense amount of new and nice, and at prices which are entirely new. Give me a call ouce, and I will convince you. # sep20 dlw John W. Stokes. bodily and mental suffering. It is not neces sary to be effected with positive disease in order to experience unutterable wretchedness. A person out of health is weak, languid, low spirited, incapable of much exertion, ner vous, irritable, aud as sensitive to every change of temperature ns the mercury in *a thermometer. What such a person requires is invigoration, and Hostetter’s Stomach Bit ters will supply it. No need of applying to a physician in such a case. The fee would be thrown away. At the nearest drug store may be bad the most efficient and healthful vege table tonic that the world contains. Twenty- five years’ experience has established the fact that among all the stomachics and alteratives known to modern pharmacy this powerful restorative stands supreme, unapproached. FOR RENT. Wanted to Rent, B Y tbe first of October, three FarnisheJ Rcr-ms. suitable for light housekeeping, by a family of two adults. Family ami bouse must be first-class. Orwi'.l rents small furnished house at a mod., ate rent. Address “N. M.,” Herald Office. sep!4-2: NEW HOTEL FOR RENT OR LEASE. ville. Ga., situated opposite the Dejxt. oa the line the Western snd Atlantic and tbe termini:* cf tb;> Cherokee Railroad*. It offers unusual advantages tor doing a fine and growing business. The budding is a three-story Brick, slate roof, with brick kitchen an nexed. For particulars, addreae ••Ricks House.” Car- tersville, Ga. aep!9 2taw 4w Fall Goods for the Million.—Our stock ! of Fall and Winter Goods have arrived, and * I ein ^ races the largest aud best assortment of ! Gentlemen's Custom Made Clothing ever brought to this market. Also, a very fine assortment of Huts, Shoes, Shawls, Blankets, Quilts and Spreads. Together with a Urge line ot Dry Goods of all descriptions. Call and see our Fall and Winter Suits and Overcoats before purchasing elsewhere. J. L. Hopkins, Judge. Nancy O’Dell vs. Jeremiah O’Dell—Libel for Divorct and rule to perfect service. It appearing to the Court, by the return of the Sbet ifl. that the defendant does not reside in this county and it further appearing that he does not rc«ide ia tin State; it is. on motion of couneel, ordered: That said defendant appear and answer, at the next term of this Court; else, that the cose be considered in default, and the complainant allowed to proceed. And It is further ordered: That this rule be pub lished in some public gazette of thia Stale, once i month for four months, prior to the next term of tbi Court. A true extract from no lainv.^s. W R. YEN ABLE. Clerk buperior Court Fultoa County, Gs m«-d(iv»lam SOUTHERN NURSERY^ IRWIN & THURMOND.■ Every bottle of Hostetler's Bitters contaie more blessings than tber dora’s box. Apples, reaches, Pears, Plums, Cherries. <Juiuce«. Grapes, etc. Our Floral aud Ornamental Shrubbery Department Is complete. We have everything usualy found in a well conducted Nursery, aad of variettee wo have tested and know to be suited to the Southern climate. We arc determined to make good stock and sell at reasonable price*. AU order* by mall attended to with promptness and care. We have reliable agenta. either local or traveling, iu many localities in this and As usual, WO Will sell i.t prices which defy I other States South, aud we preier, where convenient competition. Cohen & Selio, Corner Whitehall and Alabama Streets sep;21 dlw ' customers, to do our business through them. I We will, ufion application, furnish gratis our calakicue I and price list. Address P. O. Box 565, Atlanta, Ga. ' july24-dly IRWIN A THUAMCND