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The Daily Herald. J" SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1873. THE CITY. 31©TICK TO CITY srBKClUHieRfc. Air. J. L. Crenshaw is the sole authorized ..gent in the city for receiving subscriptions lo the Herald, and fruni this date wo shall recognize onlyjhis receipts es valid. •\0.1 -7 3VJJ‘.«13" *.f)jBiaa(ls b sasodand $. oi/i 11 t.i.'.j .ioj .jrannaiifi ftR.»H ‘3GVU± SS513 >"I1 cj pirol lioijnajn; jviaodsa 'S3HSIN -aVA P UB SHO , S±NIVd-at' ,! -'X itj aqi joj ssiu([ jo X|ddiis |jnj y ATLANTA BRANCH GREAT SOUTH ERN OIL WORKS. Headquarters for Oils and Paints. The largest and most com plete stoek iit file Southern States, at pri ces to compare with any other markets. An immense assortment of Artists' Mate rials and Window Glass. Send for Price Lists. CARLEY, DUCK & CO. TAKE NOTICE ! STATE AND COUNTY TAX PAYERS. nptroller STATE AND COUNTY TAX BOOKS Within the time pre scribed by tbe Tax Act of tlie last General Assembly. I am left no discretion. Con.e forward and save cost*. S. K. HOYLE, T. C., OFFICE—Alabama street, nearly opposite Austell's Lank. *ep23-10 CITY RECORD! W. BURKE OO. Wholcsnlo and Tlotail Booksellers & Stationers Dealers in Printer’s Stock, Small .Wares, Fancy Goods, &c., Corner Alabama and Whitehall Streets ATLANTA, CA. WILL DUPLICATE NEW YObK BILLS. w?p30 STRANGERS IN TOWN. Messrs J D Alexander, the quandam proprietor and editor of the Griffin Star, who is now devoting bis whole attention to making a reputation at the bar, and Colonel J D Stewart a lawyer of decided talents, who was fjrir.eriy 'VE-.cciated with Ilea Cinciunatns Peeples, of Griffin, aio registered at the National Uotel. Geo H Ilaupt, Superintendent of the Air Line Ilailroad Company, is at the National Hotel with bis wife. The following among others were registered at the National Hotel, last night: Miss Nannie Cauhoru, Griffin: A J Small, Macon; Dr J P Holmes, Macon; U Ilaupt aud wife. Air-L'ne; Rev . Hope H. lu this tribunal yesterday argunu in No. •!, Pataula Circuit. -Jalieu llan Christian. Libel from Eirly county. Argued for plaintiff in error by Bn'.Uerford, and for defendant by II. Fielder aud A. Hood. No. 5—same circuit, Augustus J. Mercer vs. Georgia A. Mercer. Equity from Early couuty. Argued for C r Newton, Philadelphia; F B Peter, Union. SC ;JW plaintiff by John C. Rntbcrfonl, an.l for defendant by Itouiul Town Ye»tenlay Hern Id Reporters. AID FOB SHREVEPORT. Tbe committee of arrangements appointed to enter- a'.n the Georigia Medical Association, during its sec tion in Atlanta last summer, find themselves with $1C3 on hand, “left over from the feast.” This amount they forwarded on yesterday to the Howard Association for the Shrevepcit sufferers. IMPORTANT BEAL ESTATE SALE. Colonel G. W. Adair sold on Friday the Ilcgau Louse on Peachtree etreet to Mrs. General W. S. Wal- ker, for $C.003 cash. This looks like money is not too tight for cash sales of Atlanta real estate to be made. MAJ. WARREN AND THE STATE FAIR. The appointment of M*j. S. Frank Warren as Agent in Atlanta for tbe State Fair is an eminently wise and just one. Ma.i. Wairen is as universally popular j i, J S Murray, S C;J W Gnrley jr, New leans; J B Steadman, D P Duncan, EC Wallace, Union, S C;B F Whitner, Anderson, S C; G DPeake, Union, SC; W R Klim. Opelika; F W Bush, Air-Line; L Fel- leger, Philadelphia; T B Heazlitt, Louisville, Ky; Geo F Bran, Philadelphia; H C Roberts, Griffin; T L Chandler. Montgomery, Ala; II F Emery, Kirkwood. TI MLIN'S REMARKABLE PLAN. To THr. Editors of the Herald: I, with many cthers.read with pleasure your piomp reply to the proposition of Mr. Tomlin’s published, and aB I thiDk sanctioned by the Constitution. As you say, it is the most absurd proposition I have yet overboard advanced. Does not any one know that ♦ lie farmer makes money when he gets 1.") cents for his cotton, and whether he does or not, is it not hia duty as an honorable man to meet liis obligations at matu rity, if it be possible for him to do so? Tbe mer chants have to meet their bank notes promptly or tlieir credit is gone; and I will venture to say not one farmer out ot t« n expected to get over 15 cents for his cotton when be purchased the surplies to make it. I am glad to see a new spaper that will speak what it honestly thinks as the Herald does! Long may it ' prosper. Yours, Merchant, j THE ELECTION YESTERDAY. The election in this city and county for Clerk of the | Superior Court, which occurred on yesterday, passed .. | off quietly, resulting in the election of Mr. James D. ! Collins, the Democratic ncmineo, by an overwhelming > majority. The lollowiug are tbe returns so tar as received : J. L. Fielder. reading tlie argument of IIo court adjonrne 1 to lo o’clock . Herbert Fielder, the n Tuesday morning iit anti IMst The jury returned a verdict of forfeiture in the case of the United States vs. two mules, eight gallons of brandy, etc. Guthrie, claimant. Colonel G. S. Thomas for the Government; A. B. Culberson for claimant. In the Circuit Court the case of tbe United States vs. Joseph Cook—illicit distilling—was tried. The jury returned a scaled verdict, which will bo read Monday morning. Colonel George S. Thomas for tbe Government; Phillips .v Wimpey for defendant. The following cases are set for trial Monday: ' Rigan \s. Banks, Eddlenian & Co. Assumpsit. | United States vs. Eibert Mull. Illicit distilling. ' United States va. Marshall Mull, -Jr. Illicit distilling. Court will probably adjourn for the term about the i twenty.fifth instant, i Courts adjourned to mee t at t There was no cr minal business tiansaete.l in any of cur Magistrate’s courts yesterday. Tbe Superior Court was not in session. CITY BUSINESS. ily EaR. .io:« MESSRS. HOLLAND & SWANCOAT. s gentlemen have a fine tauuery at N i the Air Line Railroad, and are already MAJOR JOHN C. WHITNER. Wc have before referred to this gentleman, the oldest and one of the most reliable insurance men in this country. Heretofore we have spoken of him when we wished to call attentton to his advertisement, and hence what we have said about him has had the appearance of bcin.? a paid puff; but speak the honest sentiment of our heart. From one of the oldest and best families of this country, Major Whitucr is instinctively, aud in every fibre of liis soul, a gentleman. He is, therefore, re liable. Those having business with him may confide implicitly in his statements and pledges. Ho has de voted his time and his talents from the time of the completion of his education to tho subject aud prac tice of insurance, and th«rc aro few, if any, men in this country who understand the subject better Iban he docs. Ho lias insured millions of property and paid out hundreds of thousands of dollars on losses; and never yet his there been tho slightest trouble re sisting from bis preparation of his policies. His knowledge, therefore, renders him ouo of the very safest men to entrust such business to. And last, Major Whitner has good reliable compa nies, which are able to pay and prompt and just iu settlements. We hope every person who has ever given him insurance heretofore will continue it with him. If he says your property is safe in bis compa nies, rely upon it as true. To all our people we say, give him your confidence and your patronage. WHY WILL YOU SUFFER with Rheumatism, when you can be so by calling at No 411*3, Broed Street? The “Suspension” Whisky, {a new hr at the Chicago Ale Depot. J. W. BURKE & CO. We call special attention to the advertisement of this live book firm, iu this issue of the Herald. It will be seen from their advertisement that they duplicate New York bills lor goods in their line. Mr. Ha icock, the Atlanta manager, is working hard and is rapidly bull ling up s splendid trade here. Besides tlie new Code of Georgia, which they now have on hand, the books which will be distributed among tbe subscribers of the Herald as New Y'ear presents may be seen there. Call and examine their splendid stock. ELECTRICITY, o’clock Monday ; lUcerea t Vitalize. used in the treat i at.No 43’i, Bread street. Dr. Taber box, No 262, Atlanta Ga. TIIE NEW STOCK YARD. Messrs. Taylor, Latham .v Bell have e ect.d one of the most complete stock yards on tbe Peters’ lot near the Macon and Western depot iu the city. The yard runs up ta the track, and cattle, mules and horses tan bo passed directly from the cars to tbe sheds. Cattle will step trim thenars to tho scales and pass thence into tho yard appropriated for them. The gentlemen who have ctarge local notices. THE PRINTING HOUSE OF THE SOU HI. The Franklin Steam Printing House is the printing establishment of the South. ■ The best work is executed at the Franklin Steam , SKCI KE A WINTER SLIT Printing House. The neatest work is done at the Frinkliti St< AND OVERCOAT GW. SECURE A WINTER SUIT AND OVERCOAT NOYv. wish to Printing House. Tbe hiaviest stock of papers and all approved print- j p wiVTPnorrp ing material are to be found at the Franklin Steam A 'tinting AND OVERCOAT * vV. employed at the j SECURE A WINTER SUIT AND OVERCOAT NOW. I MENS’ AND IJOYS’ STOCK VERY LARGE. KENS’ AND ROYS’ STOCK VERY LARGE, U. & J. H1RSCH. M. A J. HIRSCH. : THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN THE STATE. THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN THE STATE. 50 WHITEHALL STREET. 50 WHITEHALL STREET. u) for sale Priuting House. The finest arlest obtainable Franklin Steam Printing house. The prices cf work at the Franklin Steam House are always uniform and satisfactory. The Franklin Steam Printing House employs finer and a larger number of steam presses than any oth«r house in the country. Tho Blaok Book Monufaclory of the Franklin Steam Printing House i» complete in its every ap pointment. Tlie legal profession will find this the place at which to have their books bound, their blanks and their briefj printed. All work usually executed in a book bindery will find careful at eution at tbe Franklin Steam Print ing House. Tbe Fr-tnklin Steam Printing House is located on South Broad street (ma- the bridge, No. 27 aud 20.) j say, | Atlanta, Ga. Those deriring Job Printing cf any from a visiting card to a book, can be promptly and ured : sati6factorially rccommodated at this certainly spleu- ! did establishment. The gentlemanly managers— Messrs. Jas. P. Harrison A Co.—understand their bus iness perfectly, and arc men of tlie strictest integrity. We commend them to the favorable consideration of ' snve money by buying “Georgia F l our readers. Sheetings nnd Shirtings from INDEPENDENT II. KET. DUNN, OgLETRFX L C See changes in tho Independent ticket for Mayo aud Aldermen. uu:i*r unshkasck compakv. joUnKeely U wiling* cLu at prices l> This splendid Hartford Company has an auYcrtisc- . . , , . meot wbicb .peaks for itself ia Ih.a taper. Me.tr.. su “ the times. Yard wide bleacLec.c ar - Davis & Clark are Atlanta »sents. and the fact that tic at 12 l Cents worth 10 Cents. Black alpa:. , they Lave accepted the agency is a sufficient guaran- : cheaper than over offered. Dress goods, tro cf th. solvency aud fair dealing of the company. s ' aaw l g pin t s goods, Cissiuicres, etc., Siane.- V VI Vfl 1VT BTPlV . 1 . Everybody can get “fits*’ at *T. H. man*?, next to National Hotel. h li iae candidates v keman. buy their clct*..?- Ri.tail merchants in citv and o Agents tor Georgia Fa lldrees is P O AN ELEGANT SIGN. We allude lo that of O. C. Carroll a. his liquor s', ore 44 Prior street. It is painted in guilt, in the highest style ot the art by McClure A Harry. RELIEF TO RHEUMATICS. On yesterday, bearing that Mrs. Smith, who ia asso ci.»ted with Dr. F. F. Taber, had eflected a moat re- , markable cure of a case of long standing iheumatism with which. Dr. J. S. Pemberton had been afflicted, a Herald reporter called on Dr. Pemberton to ascertain the truth of the report. We found the Doctor looking well, and after being conrtaously received, he made known the object of his visit. The Doctor said the rumor was exaggerated, that he did net blankets, linen goods, notions: a leaclffai line of embroidered flannels, ribbon'. hosiery, gloves, etc., at prices which place then. witLla the reach of everybody. Competition ia in vited in quality and prices ot above named goods; also, in b’ack silks, of which tLo l*?-: line ever offered in At’auta will be found at John Kezlzy' Corner Whitehall and Hunter sunAtu* Dvkeman, Merchant Tailor, ne> N - j£ 0 i | known to tho stock mei ceiv- aa d faithful. Clint T*>1 of th r try- reliable i consider himself cured, by any means, but be said tiosul Hotel, can not be surpassed [tensive patronage from all sections of the j for man >’ • r.e any i i in the State, and : Collins's majority 886 While Mr. Collins' election is due iu tho great public regard for tho family of the !ate W. R. Y'euable, his predecessor and kinsman, we heartily congratulate him on his brilliant victory, and feel that he is competent and in every wav worthy the impor- tboroughly good work- taut ro-dtion <pn him 1-v a confiding pub! State. Their ay ate to j besides, they have 8 the best ever introduced, and, connection with their tannery business, Latham k Bell i re have personally known d if thexe is a cleverer man iu any not know who bo i3. Messrs, e men of capital, and in erecting a boot and shoe shop. They also manufacture sad- j 3"ard they Lava supplied a public want, as it dies, harness, etc., and will soon commence the sale | prevent the driving of mules and catt.e through MR. GBAMLXNG DECLINES. Atlanta, Ga., October 4,1*7:5. Etdiors of the Hf.bald: Upon my return to tbe city I find my name announc ed as candidate for Alderman in the Sixth Ward. While appreciating the compliment intended to be conveyed by aome unknown fri*nds, I most respect fully decline tbe use of my name In this connection. I hive no aspirations for municipal honors, nor any dc B're to fill cfficial position of any kind. Respectfully yours, Wm. G. Ghauling. FINE IMIoRlED WHEAT. We were shown on yeaterday. by Mr. E. Buk o, a sample of Touzel’e white winter wheat, imported di rect from the Department cf Agriculture of France. It was very fine. THE NEW PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR. The Holston Methodist, Morristown, states that Rev. . II. Martin, of the Presbyterian Church, bas received call to a church at Atlanta, aud will probably accept. We, in ccmnion with hundreds of the gentleinau’e friends, will be sorry to loose him from List Ten nessee. The above complin notary notice we copy irom tho II Knoxville Press k Herald, in reference to the j aster of the First Presbyterian Church, who comes to enccecd the lamented Dr. Wilson, endorsed by hun dreds who have known him from boyhood down to the present. We, on l»ehalf of the people of Atlanta, wel- ome him and hi3 interesting family to our city, and c mgratulate the First Cbuu-h on her good fortune in securing arrch a pastor. PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. B. J.Nutcbins, of the tobacco house cf J. L. Winter, is still on the go. He is tha most popular gent on the i reorgia Railroad, or wherever he goas. He makes ac quaintances, and sells and sh.pa promptly. If you owe bis bouse, you’d better settle at sight. A NEW FEATURE IN ARCHITECTURE. In oar perambulations around the city yesterday wj inspected the new building now beiog erected by • taneral A. Austell, on the corner of Pryor and Line streets, and found that the key-stones over the arches ure of composition stone manufactured by our young and enterprising friend and fellow-citizen, E. Lang as ssr, who has thus introduced a feature that ia certain to become popular in the building improvement of the city. The composition stone is equal in all essential respects to any other, and can be procured at far less cost. The composition stone is now being extensively used both for pavement, hearths, Ac. THE OPENING NIGHT AT DkGIVE'S. DtGivfc’a Opera House will le opened on the nigh of the 20th instant by John Ford, of Baltimore. He will bring a splendid Company, and play “The Ice Witch,” a sensation, spectacular comedy. The Rich mond Whig says of this Company: Thf. Ice Wiich.—Notwithstanding the many other strong attractions in the city last night. “The Ice Witch” drew a very good crowd, filling the parquette and orchestra chairs, presenting a goodly array of Uahion in the dress-circle, with some in tbe tiers above. The spectacular effects were very good, and a'l who were not amazed were at east well pleased. Miss Mollie Meador as “Lady Vila;" Miss Alice Wynd- ham as “Druda;” Mrs. Duffield as “Hecla ;” Miss Jennie Clifford as “M.nca, ’ were a bevy of beauties :hai presented a variety of graces that pleased all tastes. Miss Clif ford is as 1st, rosy, merry, pretty and saucy a and was received with applause by the audieuc old acquaintance, though she ia by no means old. Master Ignacio and the little Mis* who accompanied him excited much admiration by their grace and agili ty in dancing, posturing, etc. The Martinettis did wonders in their grotesque feats snd tricks. But the beet card of the pack, to tell the truth, is Mr. Charles Stanley, who, as a comedian, singer, etc , was all that could be demanded. He is a natural and original ac tor, and received much well deserved applause. We have not room for extended criticism of the perform ance, and can only say of them as a whole tint they are well worth seeing. FIRE INSURANCE. ghts to counties to their tanning process. DRY GOODS. ir Dry Goods department was never so complete >w. They were bought under mere favorable cir- [cmnstances than ever before. Our prices o the lowest. Samples sent on apidication. Ch.uibeblix, Botstton \ Co. »Oct 5-sunAtnes J. U. Goldamith and Moses T. Simmons are eaudi- tea for Aldermen from Ibe Fifth ward. They will pake good officers if elided. Carroll, of the Chicago Alo Depot, bas juit received large lot of “Old Russell” Bourbon whisky.* LEWIS II. CLARKE, HATTER. This gentleman offers to tlie public an assortment stylish Hats and Caps that we have never seen ex celled in the South. He went to New York determ ined to get the bett stock of fashionable hats that | Either can please the could bo obtained for love or money, and be spread d**!© those of slender ini9elf. He has made to order a peculiar shaped 1 jaunty hat of the very best material, and named a danger the safety j you arc tbe streets of tbe citizens. DYKEMAX. cir- i Read what he says this morning, low ! not go and be measured for a stylis 1 hard to persuade. CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF SHREVEPORT SUFFERERS. A repetition of the conceit of last Thursday will be given at James' Hall on Tuesday, 7th instant. Tickets only 50 cents. Let everybody attend. CARPETS. Chamberlin, Bojnton A Co. advertise an excellent, new and varied stock of Carpets iu to-day’s paper. FOR RENT. Robert Crawford and George W. Adair each adv tise a splendid list of Stores, Residences, Offices, Ac. fastidious, or accommo- I that he had been materially bene fitted by her treat ment, and that she understood perfectly the manner of applying electricity. That his was a very trouble some case, aud one of long staediug, and that he was unable to walk when he put himselt under her treat ment: that he now experiences very little pain in walking; that ho had been under her treatment for about two weeks, aud that his health had improved daily ever since. JOHN KEELY. One thing ing or excellence of fits. All the fashionables buy their D\keman. The wholesale firm of O'Connor. liolittnOL A* Co., cill the attention of the ladies cf Atlanta and vicinity lo their retail Millinary Eocm-. connected with their Wholesale Department, be said of this gentleman: he does corner of Pryor and Decatur streets, oppcr.ic- uot hide his light under a bushel, but, when he gets , {fog Kimball House. The Retail Department is under the man agement of Mrs. Kate O'Connor, who cordially invites her friends aud former customers to gentleman advertises for two come and examine her stock of handsome He is worthy the esteem j trimmed and untrimmed Hats, Bonnets an : Millinery in general. I can and will compete with any house in the South, both in price Mr. Wc MILLENIUM GOODS. Tittlebaum announces the arr ihe “Lewis Clarke Ilat.” It is the prettiest thing Spiegle, who has just i goods than he can conveniently keep I vorite corner, he advertises them in the Herald, aud I straightway there is a rush. Look in our local column. WANTED. I Under this head I rooms near street ca ] of everybody, and will make an excellent, prompt j j paying tenant. CENTRAL LODGE, I. O. O. F. i There will be a called met ting of this !od; * ! day night. TAXES. J. H. Fbas KLIN, City Tax Collector, has an impor tant notice which tax payers would do wel! to heed. BOARDERS WANTED. W. II Barrett wants two boarders—a gentleman and wife, or two ladies. No more pleasant borne can be 5 . and style. Ladies., come and see ;• , selves. Host Respectfully, Mrs. Kate O C Dykemau makes better fits and give, satisfaction than any tailor in town. the bat line we have yet struck, and will doubtless 1 large variety of become very fashionable will! young gentlemen of j and most fashionable styles. They Georgia this winter. Go and Bee Clarke. He eau : arattons for a grand opening on tbi man “with a bead on him.” TABLE GLIMTSM. goods, including all the latest ' found in tbe city. e making prep- ighth of October. Let all tbe ladies of Atlanta visit that millenium em porium on the 8th, and see their magnificent display KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. ) Branch Lodge will meet at theii A report! and bad a of the ravages of the He conversed with se-v that place more than s gave the most alarmin tality. The reports sei that pla< the Hiicald was iu Opelika y< opportunity of getting correct reports In a few Jays our citizens, aud strangers, can saun ter along the frescoed walls—so beautifully completed by McClure A Harry—that open into elegant saloons j ell’s Block, ou Peachtree street, at three 3n’s Palaca Restaurant, and indulge iu one of tbe ■ nesday evening next. Tbe ball will be o splendid repast3 for which Pease i? noted. Guests will j inspection from 10 have spread in tempting luxury dishes of choice viands, Ladies arc especially invited to hall, iu Pow- o’clcck Wed- >cn for public of that day. isit and inspect the iu Montgomery. ! dressed with most appetb ello ral parties who Lad not left . l hours previous, all of whom j accounts cf its spread aud fa- ! out by ihe telegraph ag^nt at ! id garnished ' hall far from being torrect, aud the newspa per accounts are not much better—according to th9ir statements. Tho reporter conversed with a reliable minister, who bad just arrived on the train with his family, and tbe vply was, “ It is tad—very bad.” An other one stated that the list of interments for the pre vious day was largely in excess of that reported by telegraph, and tho greatest excitement prevailed. theii One thing the reporter was certain of, and that was, tiate the trains were crowded to overflowing with refugees, on t: flying from the cBy. Opelika was full of them, and it . that was almost impossible for them to secure accocbmcda- : l\ tions. Tho hotels was filled, aud mauy private houses turn delicacies know the entrements, they wi I st his fast. Watch out for the openin. rant, then go in and give yc a banquet fit for the gods. to Pease’s As for aiutinto breaking that occasion. A PLEASANT REUNION. Ou Friday evening last a pleasant affair occurred the Fourth Baptist Church ia this city, near Y.”est E; It was the occasion of tlio reunion of the membe friends and congregation, and the large crowd present 1 a8 ; richly paid for their \ Mauy the happy date day at tlie Palace Iteslau- r order, and we guarantee Strangers comiDg to the Gate City should not depart without a meal at this ' meetings aud greetings th at feastiDg place. If a “thing of beauty is a joy forever,” j memory frem the evening, a ta*te of Pease’s cooking will prove an eternal memory. • VAPOR BATIIS. PEASE’S PALACE RESTAURANT. • E'.ectro, Thurmal aud Vapor Baths given, by a ia Atlanta bas needed a place of resort for ladies, where of long experience iu the treatment ot Female Dii their appetites could be appeased and their hunger sa- ' eases, and ready at all times to attend to the ladii tiated, while on a morning or evening promenade,« ‘ “ ~ on their return from tbe various places of amueeme: opened to tbe public. Restaurant will supply that desidei rill be finished. An elegant dinic Let it be remembered that the Franklin steam Priuting House employs none but first-class workmen, ! and consequently ail work executed there is first-class ‘ in style. LET IT BE REMEMBERED, That the Fkanklin Steam Printing Hot>e has just ; been thoroughly refitted and supplied, at a large cash ! outlay, with everything that is new and desirable in ! the printing line. DRY GOODS. ! Louis DeSsulIes & Co. advertise their splendid new j stock of dry goods which is just being opened, in this j issue. Their stock is varied, large and complete com- I prising all grades of dress goods and staple and fancy i dry goods from tho cheapcat to the most costly. They the lowest, aud are well worthy of pat offering acconu idatio t«> tb uefortuna people. Why i room for gentlemen sonable hour partic r, and at any entlem who call at No. 43 1 ; Broad street. Let it be remembered, that the Franklin Priuting House is now the best appointed a3 > the largest priuting establishment in this sectio And let it always be remembered that the pi have your printing executed, aud your book b OPEN ON SUNDAY. The Young Men's Library is always open on Sui morning from nine to eleven o'clock. This has the mle for tlie latt four years. ATTENTION. CADETS! You aie ordered to appear, in full uniform, at ; hall, to-morrow at 7 1 .' r. m. Business of import* By . Cart . M< Mrs. Franks has just returned the markets, where she has purchased a- -im mense stock in her line, during the Leigh; c: the panic» which enables her to give extraor dinary inducements her numetov". cv : ::x> ers. Stock arriving daily. OcU 2t After getting into one of Dykemun’s t. e well-fittiog suits yesterday, John — not recognized by his lather. KNIGHTS OF mill AS. The members of Olive Branch L;.i 3 : No. 0, Knights of Pythias, are commanded U as semble at their Castle Hall at •' c'c.rok (sharp) Wednesday afternoon, Vri. Mb. to attend parade. Those not provided with uniforms v . . : their wants supplied at the Castle Hah I>y order cf M. M. Belesis: . C ( NY. O. Hulse, C. of JR. and S. 1* )L1 BANK The l i that the real facti lie, is a mystery. If there is ported, why are the people re kept from the pub- 6eeu is > moro fever than rc- saloon eing ? If Euch is the knows iing from the ball that lf-als up to his ele, br ladies, refreshed by the repasts P > well how to prepare and spread. Somewhat ! street. ill bo . done, is the Franklin Steam Printing House, No case, it is a species of crime to conceal the facts. By acting otherwise will not abate the pestilence, but • rosy be tho means of much unnecessary suffering. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. A Primitive Baptist Association is now in section at Adamsvilie, in this county. Alter the transaction ot ■ the business of the body, a series of meetings begun, i retired from the favorite street, yet sufficiently proxi mate to be cc locality, Peasi stances, and 1 Coasultatu » free. Dis. eligible and respectable I ju^the pati« at N L,«n. urey's Dye House Office Be?: 1 James Lochrev has removed his ofH:e Mitchell street, opposite the Ch:: Church, where lid will be pleased t? -e customers and friends. Work do:.; rapidly than before. Our stock of Cloth, (dissimeres fix has taken advantage of these led up his Palace iu el-gaut style. history, Louis XVI. to have been neglectful of his table, this may h which have been very interesting, and largely attend- j j )een cue amongst the many causes of bis fall, for ed. We learn that a number of Atlantese down to attend the meeting to-day. RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY HIST BAPTIST CHURCH. Preac hing at ele ven o’clcik in tLe morning aud at ever, h»if paat seven in the evening, Rev. F. W. Warren, " “ pastor. Sunday School at nine o'clock in the morn ing, Lewis G. Crawford, Superintendent. SECOND BAPTIST CMCRCH. Services at the usual hours morning aud evening’ Rev. A. T. Spalding, pastor. Sunday School at nine o'clock thia morn! tendent. Johnson very properly observes, a man who is care less about his table will generally be found careless in other matters. Nothing of this kind about Pease, o! no! bis reputation is established, and when his Palace Restaurant is completed, the public will say if crowns and boquets were distributed to restaurant men as to actors, tbe wreaths of Jenny Lind, Lydia Thompson or Janauccbeck were never more fairly won than the laurel which should grace the brow of Pease. utn- , street. M. .v J. HIRSCH. This Louse advertis* s to Lave the most i xti-i : stock of winter clothing iu the city. Cheap over > aud winder suits to suit everybody. FRANKLIN PRINTING COMPANY. Railway Officials.—Our railway friends arc fled that we do all grades of railway printing, fn BAPTIST. Pr<a<-UiDg at 11 o'clock this morning i id st riork FIFTH BAP11ST CHUBCH. Preaching at 11 o’clock a. m. and 7 o'c'ock r. >i. to day, by the Paator, Rev. J. F. Edens. Sunday-school at 3,‘i p. si. Captain W. 8. Kease, Superintendent. IIRST METHODIST C HI*R< II. Dr. Harrison has been quite ill during ihe past week. He is recOA'erlng, but will not be able to continue his series of sermons on the Creation until next Sabbath. Dr. Jesse Bering will supply bin pulpit at 11 o'clock j P ltutl1 a. u. and Among the sterling Fire Insurance Companies iep- > Professor I. A. Richardson superintendent, resented by Messrs. Davi- k Clark, No. :»3 Broad street, in this city, the reader’s attention is .especially directed to the Orient, of Hartford, Conn., and the by the pastor, Rev. F. M. Daniel. Sunday School at Mississippi Valley, of Memphis, Team This latter may properly be regarded as a kome Company. Organ- izod upon a strong financial basis, and controlled by gentlemen well known throughout the South, it has worthily won it» way to universal confidence. The lormer Company, with nett cash assets of more than a /•ml/million dollars, by its observance |of conservative ' rules, and the prompt and equitable adjustment of all .ta losses, including those in ^tbe great Boston fire, has won a national reputation, proving itself worthy the renewed prosperity wnlch it so fully enjoys. Its of fleers are gentlemen of high standing in the commer < ial world—prudent, capable and reliable. Geo. W. Adair, Owen Lynch, and Professor J. A. Richardson have been substituted on the Democratic ticket, instead of M. T. (Netleberry, J. G. Kelley and J. A. Stewart, declined. MLEUNG FOR THE BELIEF OF 1 HE MEMPHIS AND SHREVEPORT SUFFERERS. There will be a meeting held at the Second Baptist Church, at four o'clock thia afternoon, for the benefit • of tLe sufferers from yi How fevor at Shreveport, Ia, and Memphis, Tenn. Gov. Brown will preside. | .Short speeches will be made by lion. 11. W. Hilliaid, of Augusta, and Rev. D. Mills, D.D., of this city. ATLANTA DRUMMER*. An article wa* prepared by one c f the r* porters ou tb« “Atlanta Drummers,” but waut of s[aeo forbid* its sppearance in to-dsv's ssue. Much—That of Herschel has been made immorla P. Westmoreland, Superin* J by his star, that of Baffin by bis boy, of DeGlve by i his theatre, and that of Poaso by bis Palace Uestau- BAPTD.T. J rant will not be revered the less by all the friends of ! good cheer. THE SECRET DISCOVERED. Usual services morning and evening to-day; Re G. R. Moore pastor. Sunday School at 'J o’clon k a. m consecutively numbered local ticket up to a hand- j somely displayed placard. Services at St. Phillip's Church at WUk», a. m. aud i 5:30 p. M-, by Rev. Mr. Estell. TO THE AFFLICTED. Those suffering from chronic or acut» diseases, can be relieved by calling ou Dr. F. F. Taber, at No. 4-5‘ 4 , j on Broad street. The Doctor treats successfully Cs- | tarrb in all its forms: Bronchitis, Lvngytis: Tonsil- 1 Ills, WITHOUT THE USE OF THE KNIFE. The UlOSt in* i veterate enlargement of the Tonsils myf.kmi.t « ured i BT A NEW METHOD. ATTENTION!!! Let it be remembered, that the Franklin Steam ned have been appointed a committee to place before depositors aud the public the condi tion of this institution. Shortly after the suspension of the bank tbe stockholders held a meeting and ap pointed a committee to examine aud report upon the assets and liabilities of the concern. Ihe committee, taking ample time to discharge that duty, have made a report, from which we are justified in assuring depos- j n g S f or merebaat tailoring iiBlueh- itois that there is no sort of danger of loss to them. The stockholdere have appointed competent aud relia ble agents to collect and dispose of tbe assets of tbe Bank, and pay the proceeds st once to the depositors. The assets are abundant for this purpose, and iu be half of the Bank wc simply ask a little patience and forbearance on tlie part of depositors, and they shall tailor iu the State realize the last farthing of their deposits. The asset shall be made available for their payment without de lay. aud we ask depositors to give the agents timet do this, and all will be right and the Bank will be in : conditiou to :esume its regular business with a clea u.uautee satisfaction m every particl e. M. & J. Hir.sc . Popular Clothiers and Ta. Dvkeman is getting to be the most p":' uittei SUSPENDED DOESN’T MEAN BROKE. Still Coming.—The large variety c : ; j and millinery goods bought by Vxr.C Y.tle- bauqi's Millinery Artist, Mrs. Spieg’e. who spent four weeks iu the cities of New York. Philadelphia and P»altimore, tor the purpos** of selecting the latest and most fashionable goods for this season. Extensive preparation I beg leave to inform my patrons that I am doing is made for a Gmiv.1 at the -tore No. business as usual. My meats aro ample to retire all i 31 Whitehall Stree’, on the Stll of this month. by which time the largest portion 01 the stock my oDligations and leave me fiom one hundred and : fifty to two hundred thousand dollars. All that I need is time. Persons Laving money here when 1 suspended need not be uneasy. I will soon begin to psy them. If they wish it they cau call and get an will be in. All the JaJies of Atlanta and vicinity Aft cordial!v invited to examine the goods and Frequently Pease has been absent from bis restau Rrinting House binds books, musiC’periodicas^etc^ , ntere st certflste for their balances, or continue to prices. No Millinery House in the city o 4 - »-• ***'““*.* ■*'**“ " 1I Vi "' 4 " 1 get my loan certificates. These certificates will be \tlanta cau undersell received for any debts due me. I will also give any rant, i>.rtK oUrlj in the evening It i, well-known' ; ■»“»#«*<«*• blank book*. do«. all kital. nn.l ntylen tut he i. fitting up elegantly hi. Palace Ec.taur.nt ; of rulic K' Career, in Ihe beet manner Alabama street. His friends have discovered bii whereabouts and wbat engaged at. He Las obtained a copy of the didactic poem on gastronomy by Arches- bratus, the intimate friend of one of the Sons of Peri cles. This great writer traversed earth and sea to render himself acquainted with the best things wbicb they produced. He entered the laborationa where the delicacies of the table were prepared, and be held in tercourse with none but those w ho could advance his Preaching morning and evening, at the usual hours; Rev. C. A. Evans pa>tor. Sunday school at :* o'clock a. m ; W. P. Ilarrison superintendent. Services at the usual hours, moruiug aud evening, by the paster Rev. J. M. Dickey. Sciiuuy School at 1 o'clock y. m.; Prof. ti. J. Orr superintendent. Preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev G. H. Psti’.lo. PA Tine’s CHAP FI.. kcrvices morning aud evening at the usual hours Rev. P. M. P.yburn, pastor. Services at 11 o'clock a. : T. M. Hu rls, pastor. Rev. J. II. Martin will pr rian Church, Marietta strn i*g and evening. id 7 cb at Ihe First 1 ad the book, aud in a few days will have ! his Palace Restaurant completed. It will be the pride and marvel of the city. Dining he has reduced to a science. Ho will placo the best markets under con tribution to supply bis tables. Very soon tho doors i of this beautiful establishment will bo opened to the j Marietta stre< j public, and then tbe friends and guests of Pease will ! at ten o’clock. A ! seo exhibited iu tbe Palace, iu one focus, tho glory be of architecture, tho perfection of arrangement and j the concrete results of gastronomic rcience. j , ! Cobb's Owen Co, Kentucky Whisky for sale by Car- jy y ar ,\ pieces. Great La | roll, of the.Chlcago Ale Depot—44 Pryor street. | p See advortisemeot of splendid stock of upholstery, i>, V si 's Dims. h,„,> etc., by A. Krgerzinger, Hunter street. Try liim if | ^ |j you need anything in Ids line. PRESENTMENTS. Attention is called to the presentments of tlie Grand Jury of DeKalb comity 1 ublished in this issue. Stop at tte Covlngto ATT ENT ION STOCKHOLDERS. peted 1 j Read notice of J M Willis, Cashier of the Dol’ai 1 Savings Bank. DO YOU USE OPIUM Cali on Dr. Taber, No 43. 1 *, Broad street, and get Dr. j 8 B Collins’ Antidote, and quit the abominable stuff, j MUNICIPAL ELECTION. J. H. Wsgnou is a candidota lor Alderman from tho 1 Second Ward. HOME AGAIN. Mrs. Frank has just returned from Market. She says that being there during the panic, enabled her to buy goods st marvelously low’ prices. She lias the largost stock of millinery good* she has ever yet < fi r- «:d to tlie public. She bogs that every oue will exam, iue her goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere* 1 PATRONS OF UUjBAXDRY. ge 7ti will meet promptly for work iu tfi'eir li ill, J Tuesday morning next. 7th instant ! ull turn out of officers and mem- ; quired and expected. CARPET REM NAN TS. still closing them out five, eight, ten to riven* -Cau furnish all Hotel it you v , soft bt ds. go person bolding them interest if they will return and deposit them. Ferson* having demands against me will please call at ifiy office for information and not . pay any attention to street rumors. Those who have so kindly teudered me their sympathies and property I shall ever remember gratefully. To those who have J so kludly returned their deposits, expressing confi- I deuce I am thankful. Respectful’y, octtdtf J. 11. J vn». I ABBOTT & BRO. This sterling business firm Las just removed to that spacious building lately occupied by Chapman, Ruck er \ Co., wliete they Lave ou hand a large stock of tl >ur. bacon, bulk mea*, corn, cats, etc. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Let all members of this Order consult th.* notice of M. M. Bclisario, C. C. NEW BEEF MARKET. We call the attention of those iuteresv 1 ;<• the notice of Messrs J S Tolbert k Bro. HANDSOME REWARD. Captain M T Castleberry offers a rewaid of fifty dol lars for tho apprehension of tho tuiof and for the rc turn of a mule stolen from him on tbe 2nd ins!ant FRESH OYSTERS. Charleston and Mobile shell Oysters ju^ arrived at John Domini’* Eating Falcon. OYSTER STEW. Go aud try John Domini’* Italian Oystcra at No. > Alah.iin \ street. Oet. 1, d5t Wm. Tmisi No. 31 Whitehall ■ S10 Basinets Ssaite at Eiseman A Bro $12 Business Suits at Eiseman A Brc - $15 Business Suits at Eiseman A Bro $18 Business Suits at Eiseman A Bvc $20 Business Suits at Eiseman A B: Ready Made Department. Eiseman A B. ocl*-2t 55 Whitehall New Beef Uabket.—The undersign ' L •. opened a market on the corner of Ala'.- .: , i and Lloyd streets, aud will keep eon-: '..' on hand the best Tennessee meats pork, mutton, sausage, etc. oet t-d3t. J. 3. Tobbekt A ‘ ins 1: Sl.tl l $20 Dress Suits at Eiseman A Bro'.- $22 Dress Saits at Eiseman A lire's. $25 Dress Suits at Eiseman A Bro s. $30 Dress Suits at Eiseman A ltro'- $35 Dress Suits at Eiseman A IiroV $40 Dress Suits at Eiseman A Bto'. Ready Made Depart ment. Eiseman A 1': oet ! 2t 55 WbOelis