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The Daily Herald.!cr. w TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEB 30. 1873. rHE CITY, NOTICE TO CITY gCB«CKHKB»- BTTRKB <te C O . CITY BUSINESS. Wholesale and Ketall , Booksellers & Statioiiers Dealers in Printer’s Stock, Small kWares, Fancy Goods, &c., Corner Alabama and Whitehall Streets—ATLANTA, CA. Among Our BusiMess .Hen. Mr. J. L. Crenshaw is the sole authorized 1 agent in the city for receiving subscriptions lo the Herald, and fumi this date we shall j recognize only his receipts as valid. | WILL DUPLICATE NEW YORK BILLS. eep30 FALLING INTO LINE. THE OLD FIFTH HEARD FROM. M. k J. HIRSCH. This relilble and well known firm makes an inter esting announcement in this issue of the Herald. They are prepared for the demands of the trade and sell at reasonable prices. L. B. LANGFORD. This geutlemau is on the war path and every house- One Hundred pieces best English]'makes | I?YTR A Black Alpacas. Also handsome black dress , A ^ T ll" a. A goods can be found; Tamise cloths, Bomba zine®, Sattens, Barrages, Cashmeres, and gen- j uine silk warp Alpacas, at sept28-2t John Keely’k. PREMIUM LIST MT. ZION CAMP MEETING; It WS9 our pleasure on Sunday last, to visit the in teresting meeting, now progressing at Mt. Zion camp holder should give him a call without delay. ^ e”ocratic meeting lasi night. ground at Salt Springs in Douglass county. There A DISCOURSE ON DRY GOODS I Pursuant to a all. > large number of Democrats found beautiful encampment grounds, a large cp,. Jobn Keely comes to the front with a line i piices. finality and fit XOJ V aMROaa met in Justics Hammond's conrt room, last nigbt. number of tents occupied by tbc llrst citizens of the j stock ofJry g00ds- and will sen them at tbe lowest c sasoajlia aujZlinaaj a»J j ^ m(etiog WIB cal)e , d t0 order by F re ,i dtn t Anthony ccunty, a new and spacious srbor, and a p08 , iblt prk . eg . B»d ootxe. in another column. -jCOIUIdlin jfAl?3|f ’3GVU1 SSVTO j Murphy, who slated the object of the meeting to be large crowd of people from the surrounding country. LOWE, DOUGLASS & DALLAS. pi«d nonudjjt! Itfjaedsj 'S3HSIN ! the reorganizittou of the Club for the coming dm- About thirty persons from Atlanta were In attendance . This firm haa on band a ljrge >Ed well selected : ,usi OUB S1IO ’SXNItd-»P» J L *•<«»• aEd eTery t ° WD iD <he TiCln Tl inClU<,ing I>0W " i stock. Consult advertieement. itv^tn-ioj sfn J( f j0X,dduf n n J V Oumotion of a. W.ffill. *q..$ committee con, 1st- Csmpbell.on, F ““<> » J ^ , ing of G. W. Hall, G. 8. Lowndes, Jno. D. Wing, H. 9. : ' lU * mci ATLANTA BRANCH GREAT SOUTH- Edwards and Tandy Wilkinson, was appointed to re- 'o’clock a. m. Rev. Ihomai F. Pierce, Presiding ERN OIL WORKS. Headquarters for Oils port names of suitable persons to serve ss officers for Elder of ,he District, preached a sermon of great pow and Paints. ’Hie largest and most com- j «« A1 »°. 10 re e , > rt business for tne We Deft Competition.—We have on hand the largest, best selected and most complete stock of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing and Piece Goods, for merchant tailoring purposes ever brought into this State, and we defy com petition both here and elsewhere, as to low FOR 1L <Sc J. Hirsch, Nos. 50 and 02 Whitehall street. Beautiful styles in Dress Goods at 25c. 35c. ) and 50c. a yard—besides one of the largest represented. At eleven [ Mobile oyeters, b«.'.h sheU sml can. ju«t arrived at j nsso r!ments in Jeans and Cassimeres, (for ia, F. Pierce. Presiding : • ,obn Domlm « E * , ‘“K S* 10 ™' 00 and try bis oyster I . . . meeting. immense concourse of people, who listened with profound attention. The Elder possesses in an ah silo cwuiuiuee ««io rcunugi a t v«wv». i - ces to compare with any Other markets. notica tbat he coold not serve in that capacity thst hsve already made for his distinguished brother An immense assortment of Artists’ Mate- , ny louger. *, f *T ,b, ‘* h, “ d * d do ”‘• s—* ri-lls iu(l Window Glass While the committee were out brief but pertinent ty with the history of the M. E. Church South. In v , r Ilre.,1 lie - speeches were mede by Aldermsu Goldsmith, who an- f«<*. iD look, tone and gesture there is such a resem- Nena ror IllCC Cists. j „ ounced himself a candidate for re-election, Colonel blance between the two brothers, that we beg leave to bfKLtTl_UUI.IV Ok GU. T w Hooper who never fails to interest his audl- "uggest that the one should grow his heard and the Full Stock. Reliable Prices. All sorts t ence> Alderman McDuffie, wbo.e honeaty and com- other always appear in public clean shaved. 1 stew—be knows how to fix them up. sept25-8t Stop at tte Covington Hotel if you wish nice car- peted rooms, clean, linen, soft beds, good meals and livery accommodations. 0. Cox, septfi-tf Proprietor, Covington, Georgia. Loan certificates and drafts on John H. James taken name and a fame tbat will bo banded down t > roster!- I , «. , „ , , . . t tx ^ t ^ K c * t| j at par for any goods bmgbt, and for all debts due ChamEERLiv, Boyntos, Co. septS8-2t EVERY ONE INVITED TO THE ‘-DICKENS PARTY. 3 lUVUlU gtuw Alt* Ut»!U .UU LAIC j H other always appear of FURNITURE. See our stock of BABY I mon sense are refreshing; J. M. Goss who is the peer CARRIAGES. D. B. MORGAN A CO., aug31-tf Successors to W. T. Archer, P. O. Box 380. 85 Whitehall street. TAKE NO tice ; General to close the STATE AND COUNTY TAX BOOKS Within the time prescribed by the Tax Act of the last General Assembly. I am left no discretion. Come forward and save costs. Owing to the division of the labors of directing the invitations to tAe "Dickens Party,” the committee fear that many of them have been misplaced, and beg In another column will be found the announcement , the citizeus generally to attend, either as one of THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION. physically and intellectually of any his age; Alderman Langston, the orator, j of the candidacy of our associate, Mr. J. 11. Goodwin, ) Dickens’ characters or otherwise. Price of sdmission of the present Council, who urged the necessity of i for Aldermauic honorB in the First Ward. Mr. Good- | for ta ,. h illdi vidual. No extra charge lor refresh- registration; Col. Jesse 8. Thrasher, a chip of the old , win is a young msn of excellent eense, good morals, j ment8 sep27 dtd block (Consin John); Alderman Bice, who is always sad sterling honesty. He is highly esteemed by all \ PEASE’S PAL ICE RESTAURANT seueible and pointed; Alderman Young (Jolly Bob, ol who know him, and will do the city and his coustltu- J cTATC AND COUNTY TAX PAYERS, i the Third), who never fails to say the right thing, and ency good service and himself credit in the position j Is utan °8 comp etiou, on tf eauty of design, neat OIAIL Hill# uuumi 1 « w .1 # .1 r' i u, ness and i crfection of limsh is perhaps unequaled in . AM POSITIVELY comm.uded by the Comptroller | —'*■"**« ward, whe mad. the best ; he ssp.re. to fi h I this country. The very popular and well-deserving J General to close the speech of bia life. THE ELECTION SATURDAY. I B At the conclusion of his speech, the committee return , The voters of this county would do well to bear in ed and reported for officers: President, Jesse M. Goss; i mind that the election for Cleik of the Superior Court Secretary, Henry Holmes—who was also Secretary the j comes off on Saturday next. previous year. Tho report was unanimously adopted. This is an important position and ever) body ought l Pr»aident Goes, on taking the chair, returned \ to vote. There are only two cindidates we believe 8. B. HOYLE, T. C., OFFICE—Alabama street, nearly opposite Austell’s aD k. sep23-10 CITY RECORD. Notes Hound Town Yesterday by the Herald Reporters. firm, McClure k Harry, will take charge of the house on Friday to paint, guild, f.escoe and finish it in the most elaborate style. Pease deserves much from our people. May he be well rewarded. sep*2C-2t L. B. Langfobd will take cotton in exchange for thanks for the honor conferred in a neat speech, Mr. James W. Collins tbe Democratic Nominee and stoves, etc., and pay the balance in greens. Read his ATLANTA’S BATTALION AND ITS MAJOR. YVe learn that* committee from the several Atlanta j which had the soul of wit (brevity) ss the distinguish- Dr. J. S. Holliday, Independent, log feature. The committee reported a series of resolutions, of which the first provides for holding a nomination in the ward at the usual place, on Saturday, October 11, batween 6 a. m., and r. M-, for candidates for AtUQUr’a several companies. Captain John Kecly is card. THE CITY NOMINATIONS. Mayor and Aldermen. Second. That the President appoint as many man agers as are necesaary and three clerks. Third—That votes cast for Mayor be returned for cDosolidation—candidates receiving highest number To the Editors of the Herald : The late movements in some of the wards looking j of votes to be declared nominees, loan early nomination of a Mayor and Council for Fourth—Urges all good citizens to participate in the the coming year, is, in our judgment, not only prema- nomination and to support the nominees, ture. but has very much the appearance of a "stocked i Fifth—Requests everybody to register immediately, game,” an arrangement to carry outjdans preconcert- ‘ Sixth—Warmly indorses and recommends the re eland in favor of certain individuals and their . adoption of Joseph H. Smith’s First Ward resolutions friends. i condemning the support of independent candidates. While we do not charge this, we would respectfully The resolutiops were adopted, seriatim and without ajggC3tto those moving in the matter to "go alow.” j adessenting voice. Let the people have time to look into all tbe surround- : The President gave notice tbat he would appoint ings, and about the firtt of November get togethor ! the Executive Committee at a future time, and make nominations of the best men in the city. G. W. Hall made some remarks encouraging har- * To enable us to get such men, I would earnestly sug- , mony, etc., which were well received. Anthony Mur- geet that we go back to the old Democratic p'.an of j pby in response to loud calls made an ex- tominating by delegates from the different cellent speech, replete with good advice ae to eelec- warde. When a Governor and other officers who are | tion of candidates, tbe proper policy to be pursued by to be elected by the whole people of tbe State, are to &2xt Council, etc. He was frequently applauded. Le nominated, delegate* are sent up from each county 1 Alderman Goldamith offered Ihe following reso’.u- wbo meet !tt convention and make tbe nominations. | tion, which wae unanimously adopted: Now, when it is proposed to nominate a Mayor and Resolved, that the thanks of this club Council for Atlanta, let primary meetings be held in ! tendered to Anthony Murphy, Esq., for bis efficient each ward on tbe same dsy and let them elect from aervices ss President of this club, during the year just Go to the Dickens party tc-night. It will be the J event of the season. .... . . I J. W. Bubkf. A Co. have a Aiming announcement in military companies will meet on next Friday night, to ' , . a . . . . . ~ A , , , * * 'this issue. They duplicate New York bills in bocks, take into consideration the forming of a battalion of i . .. T.x^ «-! • utionar y» etc - Ezad special notices relative to that excellent med icine, Bradfield’s Female Regulator. LOUIS DE SAULLE8 k CO. ^ The above gentlemen beg the ladies of Atlanta to THE TURNY EI1IEN HALL LAST NIGHT. ^ and examine their stock. They are satisfied that On last night a Herald reporter attended the Turn. th , y can plMM the mMt fa , tidi009 . Tbey are certain • festival at their Hall. It would be imposaible for ! , hat you cannot re>i<t , he tcml)tat i on of buyin( . after spoken of for Msjor, and seems to be "ihe coming man.” Ho certainly would make a magnificent officer. him to say anything of a commendatory nature of tbe performance that would do them more than jus- tic -. On entering he was struck with the tastly ap. p-arancecl the hall and the appropriate mauner in which it was fitted up. They have a most complete assortment of gymnasium fixtures. Shortly after his entrance the acting commenced. Tbe rings, horizontal bars, parallel bars, the horses and the spring board were all brought into requisi tion. The acting was far above mediocrity, ana a por tion of it would have done much credit to professional gymnas.s. MASTER AUGUST BAUSUHEKDF.BG, a boy of only 13 years, did exceedingly well; the esse with which ho per formed all the parts allotted to lam called lorth expressions of admiration and pride | you see their stock. Their goods arc all first-class, and they guarantee to give satisfaction to all pur chasers. They only have one price for goods, and advertise to take James’ loan certificates in payment, "Applicant” wants a situation in a retail grocery store. He is experienced and competent. Address him at this offic ?. J. M. Willis, Cashier, gives notico of a called met*■ | ing of Stockholders of the Dollar Savings Bank at the i bank, on October 1, at 10 o’clock. C. P. CA88IST. i This gentlema ; street store for rent after the first of Octo- ! ber. He will take James’ Loan Certificates for the ; rent of.this store and his dwellings. COLLEGE OF AMERICAN MEDICINE AND SUR GERY. Men’s and Boy’s wear) ever offered in Atlanta; J just opened at John Keely’s. sep2-82t Go to Langford's, 69/Whitehall street, to buy your Stoves and Hollowware. Kid Gloves, Fine English Hosiery, ituf- I flings for the Neck, Sash Ribbons, Lace Veils and fancy goods in general, just open- i ed in immense variety at John Keely’s. sep28-2t IN STOCK AT EISEMAN A BRO. S CLOTHING AN1) TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR. WORKING AND ORDINARY BUSINESS SUITS. Heavy Mixed $10 00 Imitation Cassimeres 11 50 American Hair-Lines 12 50 Imitation Chevoit 14 50 Domestic Meltons 15 50 Saxony Clouded 17 00 Elmville Cassimere 18 50 Harris Silk Mixed 20 00 FINE BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS. Scotch Cheviot 20 00 Fine Checks 22 00 Riverdale Mixtures 22 50 North Adams 23 50 Harris Woolen Co 25 00 Castor Beaver 28 00 Elysian Beaver 28 50 Diagonals 33 00 Imported Snitings 35 00 THE BOYS. GEORGIA STATE FAIR 1 COMMENCING October 27, 1873! AT- ENTIUL CITY PARK MACON GEORGIA For beat acre of clover bay..... 5 fi- For beat acre lucerne hay .. r«> For best acre of native grass r.o i For best acre pea vine hay 5--» , For beat acre of corn forage : * j For largest vield of Southern cane, one acre ! For beet and largest display garden vegetable*... 25 For largest yield upland cotton, one acre 2ou For best crop lot upland short staple cotton, not less than five bales 5<»* For beat one bale upland abort staple cott. u 101 (and 25 cents per ponnd for the bale) For beat bale nplana long staple cotton 200 (and 25 cents per pound paid for the bale For the best oil painting, by a Georgia lady 100 For the best display of paintings, drawings, etc. by tbe pupils of one school or college 100 For the best made ailk dreas, done by a lady of Georgia, not a dreas maker 50 For best made home-spun dress, done by a lady of Georgia, not a dress-maker 50 For best piece of tapestry in worsted aad flow- by a lady of Georgia 50 For beat furnished baby basket and complete set of infant clothes, by a lady of Georgia 50 For the handsomest set of Mouchoir case, glove box and piu-cushiqg, made by a lady of Georgia. 50 For best half dozen pairs cotton socks, knit by a lady over fifty years of age, (in gold) 25 For beat half dozen pairs cotton socks, kn:t by a girl unde? ten years of age, (in gold) 25 For the finest and largest display of female ban - icraft, embracing needlework, embroidery, knit- • ting, crocheting, raised work, etc., by one lady :lu For the be6t combination horse loo For the best saddle horse 100 For the beat style harness horse loo For the finest and best matched double team.... 100 We certainly must not forget the boys. For the best stallion, with ten of hia colts l They are a lmge and very important part of j For*the beat ’g*eidi‘ng.‘..V*.‘.’.*.V.7 humanity, and those fond parents who wish to £ or beat six-mule team . * | For the be$t single mule dress their boys in becoming style, and at a j For the best milch cow each ward, say ten delegatee, making a conven tion of seventy men, who shall meet at tbe C.ty Hall on the following day and nominate a Mayor and CounciL This plan will give the best possible chance, in my judgment, of getting a goo-1 municipal government. closing. On motion the meeting adjourned. IHE GRAND CONCERT ON THURSDAY NEXT. . . from every portion of the assembly. His tumb- 1 , .... hereby , . . „ . , . See advertisement of ibis excellent Institution, ling, leaping and general acting was excellent. .. . . . ..... . ... , ... , vr ..I ' 1 * 01 .. 1 i> 1 t t» which is in full blast with a splendid faculty. Messrs. Philip Schram, tbe head teacher, Jno. Ran* | * J schenberg, the man who took the first prizs at the j exhibition at Knoxville,in which the Knoxville, Nash ville and several other clubs were competitors, and Mr. Cahn, of the firm of Cahn k Camp, all deserve j Hack from New York.—Mrs. McCormick LOCAL NOTICES. call. WE OFFER Good School Suits Stafford Cassimere Suits Berkshire Cassimere Suits.... Mable Globe Cassimere Suits. Diagonal Suits Herringbone Cassimere Suits. ox team For the best sow with pigs 1 For the largest and fineet collection of doaie^t.: 50 8 5 50 7 00 8 00 9 50 11 00 12 50 The energetic ladies of the Mission of the Redeemer 6pecl4l mention for the perfect manner in which they 1 « • re * ainet i f rolll \ ew York where she have secured the elegant and spaciou. hall room of weDt throogh the d|fferent eToluUona . “ as J U8t Ruined from New York Where she the Kimball House for this grand concert, for the ben-; raE LEArao OF mb. john havkbxkbebo i has P urchft8ed absolutely every thing pertain These seventy men whose nimes will be known to ; eftt of of , be Mission, which will Uke piece next wat , ucb tbat KeUy> of circu , fam<ij would haYe bten ing to the millinery business. Beal Human the public will be p ®lelJ responsible for the nomine , xnnrsdsy evening. A choice progrAmme of benntiful ^ ot After the gymnnstlc performances, dnneing I Haib is one of her specialties. Sbe is ma- “asss— — *•—-.rasssss Two duo. for msle voices, »ud»n instruments duo; , l0 enjoy it hogely Befreshments and wine was ' 8 '“ f ° * b ’ “ her stock will be com the celebrxted trio, singing lesson horn the °pe™ , Krr od op stairs for thoee wh 0 were so constituted ss ••Child of the Kegiment ;" the grand chorus “Spirit ; 1o nol be able t0 li? e on l0 ve. Immortal;'* tbs solos comptlss ‘‘Grand old Ocean;” Longing,” Sbubert’s charming “Serenade;” solo till the offices. Some will say, in objecting to this plan, that it takes away tbe right of| each ward to nominate its favorite men. That Is true, and should be so, since these men are to aerve the whole city and not their Nobby Dress Suits $15 00 to 20 00 CLildren’s Suits, All Styles, From three to nine years of age. Prices from $5 to $15. Eiskman A Bko., 55 Whitehall street. Sept. 27 d2t Hekdlbsox & Toekence—Greene Line Gro- reepective wards. When we recollect that the mem- : f rom Waber’a Freischuetz, and other well-known bal* bera of Council are elected by the votes of the whole ; uda city, and are to eerve tha whole ctly, the above objec- j AmoDg tbe prominent female vocalists who will assist tion, though somewhat plaueible, la without weight , Mrt gnook, one of the very beat of our Southern or true merit song birds, Mrs. B. F. Wyly, Miaa McCandless, and The Legislature wisely repealed a law which allowed otber8 wbose namea we have not ascertained. The each ward In the city to elect its own members of j male linge rs comprise some of the most noted ama- Council and this action of tbe Legislature was heart- i teurl of Atlanta. Altogether our city has rarely had ily approved, as we believe, by every Democrat in At- j tb( , opportunity of heariDg such a combination of ianta. Mow, if it proved to be unwise for the aepar- m q,ical talent ae will be presented on this occasion. THE COORT CHRONICLE. plete. She cordially invites all friends and patrons to call and examine her goods and prices. She can compete with any house in I cer y Store, Whitehall street, wholesale and re- the State in price. All goods are guaranteed ; Grocers, and dealers in all kinds ot conn- to give satisfaction. tr J Produce. Batter, Eggs, Chickens, [Ap- ».m.4 | pies,Potatoes, Onions and Cabbage, special- L. B. Langford has removed to No. t>9 j ties, and constantly on hand. Falton Superior Court. | Whitehall street Sign of Bio Dog. ate wards to elect their Council members, is it not as ; unwise for them to nominate snd then expect the ; votes of the whole city te elect them. | whether accepted or not? We certainly think so. ! Tbe Mission of the Redeemer is among tbe worthiest of onr charitable institutions, snd we sre glad to learn thst the sale of tickets has been commensurate with the importance of the object. Thoee who hsve The present flnanclAl condition of the country »nd Mt yet Kcured jickete ehonld do so >t once »nd go especially the monitary affairs of our city, demand s l rodent and jndiclons Council, men possessing i business capacity and financial ability. It is a fact well known to onr business community a early in order to secure good seats. Doors will be ; - w r Qr,..-.,, that we ehonld h.ve, for the enenlng yeer, a wme, opan , t 7 0 . cl0ck . Tbil wl „ bc on » of the ocrtwlona Jl" when Atlanta can fitly honor tbe exceptionality fine musical talent in her midst, so well os assist a most worthy charity. tbe finance# of the city are , A SWINDLER CAPTURED, anything but a satisfactory condi- Oar bonded debt, comparatively small, has HON. C. D. MC CUTCHEON, JUDGE PRESIDISO. This Court convened at 9 1 , o’clock, a.m., Hon. C. D. McCutcheon, having exchanged circuits, presiding. The following persons compose the Grand Jury: R C Mitchell, foreman, W T Waters, O A Thrower, B S'lwing, Henry Hirsch, O J Culberson, J O Allen, W T lfeador, B Cash, D H Alsabrook, M Manley, C W Hol ley, J R Drake, Jno Mayson, W F Parkhuret, A B Da is, Frank Mills, Philip House, Daniel Cagle, M M Another Heavy Run but not a Suspension. The run made during the past week upon the banks in this city has been very great and caused the temporary suspension of some. But the unprecedented run of custom that M. *fc J. Hirsch, the enterprising clothiers and merchant-tailors, expenenced since the open- Sept 27, dtf. Henderson & Torrence. fowls . For the best bushel of corn 25 For the beat bushel of peas 25 For the best bushel oi wheat 2'* For the best bushel of sweet potatoes 60 For the best bushel of Irish potatoes 22 For the best fifty stalks of sugar case 5 For the beat result on one acre in any forag crop ... !50 For the largest yield of corn on one sere 1(H) For the largest yield of wheat on on® acre 50 For the largest yield of oats on oae sere 60 For the largest yield of rye. on one sere 5 For the best result ou one sere, in any csrea. crop 200 For the best display made on the grounds,by say I dry goods merchant 100 t or the best display made by any grocery me - chant loO • For the lanrest and best display of green-house plants, by one person or firm 100 ; For tbe best brass band, not less than ten per formers 250 ( (and $50 extra per dey for their music For the best Georgia plow stock 25 For the best Georgia mode wagon (two norse ... &o For the best Georgia mode cart 25 For best stallion, four years old or more 40 For best preserved horse over twenty years okL. 25 For best Alderney bull • • • • 5;» For best Devon bull 50 For best collection of table apples, grown ac North Georgia For best collection of table apples grew a in Middle Georgia 50 REGATTA. Race one mile aown stream on Ocmu ge? R.> e: under the rules of the Regatta Association ot Macon. Young ladies need not be under the neces sity of taking tlieir mother's butter plates I For the fastest four-o«red shell bo»t, tecs open to the worm $150 for button moulds, as Knox has a full lino of For the fastest double-scull shell boat, race open them as large as their heart’s desire. They | 5 ' J have also a full line of ail the latest novelties ! t0 the world :5-j in Fancy Goods, Fancy Ties, Buffings for ’ ^ome < ^ fOU .^. 0 T?.^..". C *. 0 f'! B so ing of their heavy fall and winter stock, out- the neck, Ac. They are also now receiving 1 distances anything since the crisis originated, j tbeir Fal1 stock of Millinery Goods. The The usual entry fee of ten percent, will be charge! sworn: W GSmith, j They are, however, receiving daily additional ■ i a( ^* e3 would do well to call on them before ** ** A negro by the name of Bill Holsey, was arrested yesterday under a warrant charging him with obtain The following Petit Jurors A B Liiingrath, N 5f Pl.rter, T J Ch.ppleir, F J Wer- j goo j :s an notwithstanding the heavy drafts I purchasing. Knox's Millinery and A'arieties, ! MILITARY COMPANY. n.r, Daui.1 Knight, W T Foriyth, H Pettis, Busk , tUeir stockof dothine cents fur- i No - 30 Whitehall street. sept 2e-tf. For the best afifh^ygmtear military cax.; .-,. Brooke, DBEnglett.JS Holliday, W C Morris, Perry | a 1 lOClv 01 C g ’ 6 enlS . ' U i _ 1 of not less then forty members, iwut sod S- . Chisolm. A 8 Evans, 8 W Lord, J W Humphries. T | ulsluug and piece goods for inercbuut tailor- The best imported anil domestic Casie- perMuL°entiy'fee 'on’the,l»ve Vu StegsU, 8 T Turner, G T Reeves, E B Hicks, w C ' ing purposes, they are prepared to suit j m ere Cloths. Doeskins aud Vestings, may be ; »t lesst five entries required. Utely been, and i. being increased nearly four hun- cretenees from a nartv in 1 JIaddos ’ 11 F newi,,> ,lime3 < '‘ mpbc11 ' L Eosan ' every one who will gratify them with a cull or j lon nd at M. & J. Hilseh's, No. 50 Whitehall ired thousand dollars by the Georgia Western Rail- ! ‘"t ” 5 «d* r _fal*> preUnse. torn a party in M Newman v fc w. J. Houghton. Ordered toL- nd in their ordt . rs . tred thousand dollars by tbe Georgia .oad subscription. After this money is expended, ttis railroad enterprise is likely to stand still lor au indefinite time, 60 that the interest cn these bonds must be provided for. The establishment of a good a j stem of water works, which is soon to be done, will throw upon the market $500,0C0 more of bonds, and while it is hoped and believed that tbe wator tax will pay the interest on these bonds; yet the City Council may, for a few years, have to provide a portion of this in terest. Besides the six or seven hundred thousand dollars above mentioned, we have a very largo rtoating debt— perhaps $300,000—which lias been carried from year to year by the City Council, by borrowing money from our banks and street brokers as circustaaces demanded, st ruinous rates of interest, nay from one to two per cent, a month. This last named debt should be at ones liquidated, Jonesboro. The case will be investigated toilay be fore one of the Magistrates of the city. EXCURSION TO STONE MOUNTAIN. ) send in their orders. j street make yarties by next Term or tbe case wiU be dismiss- j j; j Hirsch ed. sep27-dtf &ucl A. J. Meador, W. R. Grautlirm aud R. A. Haskell, A special car will leave tbe passenger depot of this defaulting jurors, were fined $AJ each, city at half-past 12 o’clock to-dsy, for Stone Mountaiu, L. Timmons vs. C. E. Grenville. Order taken to. carrying thither a select crowd on an important mis- try before Col. N. J. Hammond, Judge Hopkins liav- j stoves * nOUSC tarnishing good**, sion. ing been of Counsel. J. l. Brown, plaintiff’s attor- 1 ware ever brought to Atlanta. OUR MIDDY’. ney; L. E. Bleckley, defendant’s attornej*. ; . r . * ~Z % . . , We saw a telegram on yesterday from Mr. Thomas Rote Anna Houmcoff vs. Henry Millon, principal,! MOURNING Goods. W e have now in stock Brumby, from Annapolis, Maryland, which stated thst and John Gavan, ’.c:aireaut. Ordered tbat papers be an e legant line of mourning goods of every be stood bis physical examination on Saturday, and established by next Term, or appeal be dismissed. description, comprising Buffs, Puff's, Veils, menfa! examination on yeaterday and passed both, i A. L. Reid, administrator of W. W. Koudrick vs. ; Gloves, and everything a ladv desires to COlil- B. F. Hill. Judgment lor ptolnttff bj d.fnult tor ! , llete her mo nmiog outttt. Also, a fine line I of other Dress Goods, Table Linens, Towels, They have secured the services oi Mr. Cas- ! serly, as cutter and superintendent of their j He will enter school to-day. PLEASURE IN PROSPECTIVE. On Friday evening next, at T o'clock, there will be a reunion and sociable of the members, congregation j $1,384 2G, with interests and costs. The Howe Machine Co. vs. L. M. Dimmick. Judg-L —- I , — ment by defanli for plairtiff for $104, with interest 1 Napkins, Hosiery, Notions, Cloak, aurf our — .. „ ... _ J . and costs. Black and Colored Silks are superior to any and friends of the Fourth Baptist Church. Occasions: , r i „ 1 J ^ *>.<. i-.-A ^ w. A. Lauded vs Geo. E. \\hite. Judgment fo r ; ever offered in this Cltv. RACES. PURSE ONE— $300. Nos. 50 and 02 Whitehall St. I For Trottin « B °SS^!S^Tb^ L. B. Langford has the largest stock of j Merchant Tailoring Department, who has had : borse to receive. i en I au experience of nearly twenty years in first- class establishments in the North and in Europe, and will insure tbeir customers a uer- lect tit and clothing'made to meet the ap proval and give satisfaction to the most fas tidious. sep23d-tf Druggist*, and store keepers sell Jackson's Magic Balsam at 25 cents, 50 cents, and one For Trotting H of this kind ore appropriate, interesting and pleasant, and we trust that s large audience will be presaut st either by taxation or by bonding, and provisions the Church at the time designated. plaintiff by default for $197 13, with interest and costs. W. L. Herring vs. J. C. Bittle. Judgment by de fault for plaintiff for $400, with interest snd costs. Alexander Rion vs. R. J. Massey, Administrator of E. M. Edwardy. Verdict for plaintiff for $663 50. with interest snd costs. A number of cases were entereJ, settled and dis- MOZART SOCIETY. The meeting of the Mozart Society tc-night is post poned on account of the Dickens party. 8TRANGERS IN THE CITY. Colonel Powell, the “Duke of Biimingham,” paid \ us s pleasant visit yesterday. He’s the greatest man j ' in AUtam.... .Major C M. Ph.lp. of kUdfoo, Ga, 1. 0phle stowerI _ Jno- Tumlio „ a wlf8 ct a , in th. dtj enroot, for Stone Mountain, wber. to. ; TLOmaa Fa „ TraitM . g,, Irby and Wub p. night be will marry MiM Juliar Taylor, formerly of | JobnMn _ Blu , nd Kcount . Defendan t. Orleane.... Hon. C. A. Nutting and Mr. W. D. John, j dtmami t0 compUlnanU* bllL-Th. demurrer... I Kff of Macon, G... are r eg latere d at the Kimball oveOTled aad reDMred 0B diffHe nt gronnd.-th. |HoM....Tb« Hon. Herbert Fielder of CnUibert. i p^t InllmHng tlmt.paper deecrlbed la the bill ee» I *• in the cay attending Supreme Court made, that the council should forever hereafter, not be allowed to spend a dollar for current expenses, in cluding interest or bsods, over and above tbe taxer, received. Manj other things might l»e said in this comaasnicotioa, bnt I forbear. Mow, Messrs editors, will not onr city papers come to the rescue, snd let ns have for the ensuing year, a council, the choice of the people and equal to the im portant occasion. Very respectfully, _ _ A Voter. SECOND WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB. The Democrats of the Second Ward sre requested to meet st the Recorders Conrt Boom to-night at 7* - *** »»«= panning oapmue v^oura 1 dced of Rift waa a o-dozk. Tb. club .Ulbe reorganized Md i-p«tont _ M^or W. A Huff through tb. city on ... 0n tbi , objt , lioacoun . , w .„ wrang „ug „ th. boor bnuneae op for aM^dmtlon. . | ro ““ *« *•«<>“• He ‘* «torning from » ! wbcn tbi , „p„ rt(!r left , b . coart room. Hill i Cend- Bo ^- ^ ixxz.Tzzzz:,tzM^To?r• rr, p n H « w r teni d r:: ,0 )a “ u U “ t ° reeB - I hTi’ l * f ,,0 h PPiDg “ ^ Ch^eof JodgOicCntcheon to th^nd'J«y w« mother of C. C. Green, Esq., was recently stricken i H. L K Mr. B. H. True, editor of the South, of , ^ ... # .. . ... with paralysis which deprived her of reason, snd tbat j Xet York, is in the c4ty Gen. D. M. DuBose, of °!, ... 1 J C V ° K1 . , * J . * f a *“ B ’ KheUTimproved butliUl. since reeling the Mroke. I WaMftngton. Go., is at the Kimball. ** ^ o’clock this morning She is ah aged snd most MhMj whoesmany *** * the National Hotel: JHAUrable, G.; friends Will regret to hear of her great misfortune. H F Williams, Air-Line R B; J C Gardner, Augusts . q y We trust she may speedily recover. W M Wolfe, Charlotte, N C; J J Whitehead and iody, l'****^ SfnteaClrewIt and District Courts. ; Social Circle, Gs; J G Rogers, Kingston; 8 C Lindsay, i Columbus; L H Stercb, Miaa; J N Blair, Knoxville; On Sunday morning last the small child of Mr. J R King and lady, Roswell; G A Line, CartersviUe; Court met at the usual hour. • Bloom Allen, that was run over by the street cars on j W A Carr. Chattanooga; p F Lanshe, Gainaville; The case of L. M. Welsh It 00. vs A. snd R. Air Marietta stresta few weeks ago, died, and was inter- Wm Cox, O’Cola, FIs; C B Foster. Indian Territory; 1400 R*Uroaa—assumpsit—was resumed. Welsh A red in tbe city cemetery yesterday evening. A Urge N Ryland, Richmond; R G Chapman, 8altvil!e, Vs; I ^°” w#r * contractors on tbe Air Line Rsilrpsd. seek to procession followed the remains to their last resting II 8 Wimbish, LaGrange; R Uwin, Athens; W It ren<i c r ro *d liable in damages to the amount of pises. Th* sad result of tbe accident has produced Bline, Opelika, Ala; E A Williams, Athens; T J Annis, j S 20 * 000 for breach of contract, profoitd regret in tbe community. Ncwaan; W F Uuguley, We*t Point; A P Barnett, j A motion for nonsuit was argued at great length af- TEE STATION HOUSE. ' Msoon; J G May®, Augusts; R H Elliott, Tenn; Col J ' Ur 1416 conclusion of plaintiff’s testimony but was But fa* arretta Lad been made by tbe officer, np to " P,We "' Ala. .Tarruled. m the defendant, are going ou with tbetr a late hour Uet night. A.non - tbe.e were two Fader- I>R J. 8. HOLLIDAY. '^ d ' nC9 * D ' 1 ,he ““ wi “ prob * bly b « e0 “ d " j8d 10 al Midler, from tbe Barrack., who were o-.erlmnled Tbi. i xcellent gentleman I, a candl J.te for Clerk of ; *Tbe following ciae la art for to-day ■ Unite,1 State, v. by thrt efflicent policeman, T. G. Jonea, for being the Superior Court. The election r.me. rff on Satnr. win J Brown illicit dl.tllling alrnnk and disorderly. j day text. j Courl ad j OIlr ;, d tm 2 o’olock this me ruing. DEATH OF MIt. ALLEN’S CHILD. HON. JMO. EBSKINE, JUDGE, PRESIDING. Lowe, Douglass ,t Dallas. sep‘28-d2tSiiB.l:Tbur Shawls, Blankets, Linens, Table Damasks, Towels, Napkins, etc., in immense variety just opened at sep28-2t John Keely’s. The sign of the Bio Ibon Doo is the favor ite resort for house keepers who want Stoves and House Furnishing goods. The largest line of Black Silks ever offered in Atlanta, and in which competition is in vited, j»*t received at Jobs Keely's. sep28-d2t The people are fast learning that Jackson's Magic Balsam is an article of real merit. Sold by all druggists. 3d horse to receive. Four to enter and three to start. purse two-$450. For Trotting Horse* that hsve never be mile heats, beet two in three. 1st horse to receive 2d horse to receive 3d horee to receive • Four to enter ami three to start. PURSE THBEE —$6.’C open to the world; u Four to euter and three to start. .. be®t three ia five. doll at por bottle. The proprietor gives it lgt bone t0 r^ ive aw*v. One hundred bottles per week are 2d horse to receive given away on tbe Macon & Western li&il- 3d horse to recriv rotd. Loug may it live until it has cured all r '"”‘ the pAin aud aches in the United States. ubse four—$S5f*. +-*-*•+ For Running Horses—open to tbe worti We offer for sale at our usual low prices au bests, l>*at two in three, elegant assortment of Russia leather and j rocfivg French Morocco belts of the latest and most fashionable styles, together with a superb as sortment of dry goods. M. Rich Jc Co., sep21-d«l w Whitehall Street. two Jackson's Magic Balsam is fast making its way into every family of the land, by the manyeuresof Nenralsia, Headache and Rheu matism it is performing. Sold by all drug- ] gists. DKES8 GOODS! DBESS GOODS 1 We desire to inform tbe ladies of Atlanta and vicinity that we have opened tbe fall season with an elegant display of Ladies' Drees Goods, consisting of Sntines, Empress Clotbs, m Cashmeres, Diagonals, Serges, Etc., Etc., of all colors, aud of tbe latest new shades. M. Avion A Co., sept21-lw Whitehall Street. 2d borw to receive li.i Tnree to enter and two to start. pusse five—$300. For Running Hor.es—open to the wor'.d: two mil. beats, beat two In three. let horee to receive — $300 Three to enter end two to start. rcaax rnx—$200. For Banning Hor.ee—open to the world: t-rre mil. heats, beet two ia three. let horee to receive $$ot> Four to enter end three to start. mu revxn—$A20 $0. For Banning or Trotting Honan—three years old. rtrat horse to receive glee oo Second hone te twelve so oo Three to enter end two to elart. rraex min-tW $0. For Banning or Trotting Hat if two year, old. Sheriff’s Sale for November *a£ r , .., , a , « a „ Thrao to enter and two to start. MMTILL be sold before the Court House door in the , purrs kink $106 00. T V city oi Atlanta, Fulton couuty, Georgia, on the Mule Rocs—Miie Heats; b«t tw* :a three. first Tuesday in November Eext, within the legal First mule to receive *. $75 «o hours of sale, the followiu* property, to-wlt: Second mule to receive 25 OO Two bureaus, one wardroba, ose sideboard, one Four to enter snd three to start. ^r.h^ro^rtv E+SJiHl TO. above premium, win be eo.reared for under Levied on ss the property of Fared I. and Nannie h | the of ^rf. The nnol wrtry tee of ten per wiu be charged. FULTON COUNTY Whitaker, by virtue ot and to aallsfy a m irigsge ft. fa ^nt ou the amoui't of the issued from Fulton .Superior Court in favor of Mrs c * nt ’ on OI H. A. Kirkpatrick vs. Jared I. Whitaker and Nannie E Whitaker. Property pointed out iu fl fa , September 1st, 1873. Also, on the asms day, flrat Tuesday in Kovsmber, will be sold on the premises, in s factory oo the corner of Harris snd Butler streets, in tlio city of Atlanta. Fulton county, Ga., oue plaining machine, 1 rip saw, 1 gig saw, I cut off saw, 2 lathes, 1 surfacing machine, morticing machine, 1 lathiug machine, 1 bring ma chine, 1 rooting machine, 1 moulding machine aud trimming saw, line shafting, pulleys aud belting at- t«< hed, together with all the tools used about said ma chines. all the ilxUires, lumber aud material, located said factory. Levied on ss the property of Ron- Bacon ami Flour, Grain and Hay, Bagging j d »* £S! . Rondeau k Co. Property pointed out iu fi. fa. ^ , i A. M. PKRKERSON. Sheriff. Dunn, Ogi.KTREF. »v ( o. h. ' peptlO-ivtw printer’s lee $*J 5<* per levy. and Ties, .Sugar, Coffee, etc., etc., at COUNTY EXHWT10NS. 1. To the county which (through its Society or Clubs) shall furnish the largest and fiuest u.s- play, in merit and variety, of stock, products and results of home industries, all raised, pro duced or manufactured in the county $1000 2. Second best do 500- S. Third best do 300 4. Fourth beet do 200- Entries to be made at the August Couveution ir Athens. Articles contributed to the County Exhibitions cai also compete for specific premiums in the Premium List; for instance, a farmer may contribute to the e\ hibition of his county a bushel or Bread Corn, h» can then enter it. individually, for premium 144.