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The Daily Herald. IJ . IVfcDJsESDAi, OCTOBER 8. 1873. ' rHE Cl TY. NOTICE TO CITY SVBACHlbiElifr Mr. J. L. Crenshaw is thf» sole authorized : lgent iu the city for receiving subscriptions | to the Herald, and ft*jui this date we shall recognize only'his receipts as valid Among Our liiivine* Mr W . BTJRKE <fe G O - CITY BUSINESS. Wliolosale and Retail ! Booksellers & Stationers Dealers in Printer’s Stock, Small .Wares, Fancv Goods, &c., Corner Alabama and Whitehall Streets—ATLANTA, CA. WIIX DCPUCATE NEW YOhK BILLS. ho | 30 EGGS, BUTTER ANI) CHICKENS. Large shipments of E^gs, Butter, Chickens anti Cabbage, receive l daily, ami for sale very cheap, by Robt. J. Gnffio, No. IS Decatur street. Mr. Robert Young iheu rising in a chair, says: ‘‘TbofrO gentlemen signed that paper, and Mr. Bill took the liberty ol scratching them off.” “That’* an infernal fa sehood,” shouted Mr. Bell. With a cloud over his face, Young elbo.vt d his way like a young «iant to Bell, who, without a tremor raised his cane and awaited the onset. In the meantime a dozen voices were heard shout ing as they crowded around either Bell or Young, “You are a liar.” “You are a d- “ 1 didn't ** You did!” •* Turn roe. loose him! ” “ We’re heeled! ” and *xoj -v asmoaa •ijliM.ods b Sjscdjnd Snizjijjjaj JOJ -[«3juioii i .(Avan *30WMA. SStfTO >»l» 01 pml iioiinanv [ri.idfts^ "S3HSIN -aVA P UB SHO ‘SJ-NIVd —opu.ix vj aip joj nz;n.i(i jo .(|(i<lus i|nj y ATLANTA BRAMH GREAT SOL'TH- EES OIL WORKS. Headquarters for Oils and faints. The largest and most com plete stock in the Southern States, at pri ces to compare with any oilier 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 1 AM POSITIVELY commanded by the Comptroller t moUt * 1 ^® r< * General to close the '* * W1 “ *pe** anywhere where a liar accuses me ol STATE AND COUNTY TAX BOOKS j dow „,.. „ a .. pu , h)m werj lll(m VUbiotbotim* prnenbed by tu« Tax Act of the luf rai « di , lld s policeman, catching Me. Bcliby tbeccat. tions, whiln the policemen's Lillies circled as they arrested first belligerent■«. A ser.ou house rang with expressions that would hav credit to a pot-house brawl. Finally partial orde was restored, and Captain Jackson commenced n adinj bis resolutions bgaiu, ssying: I “ Two names are scratched out, whether by author j i ily or not I do not know.” j “I say they were taken ofi by authority of the gen- ; j tl« men themselves,” shouted Mr. Bell j “ Mr. Bell,” replied Mr. Jackson, “ this is not jour ward meeting end you have no right to open your j A CARD. The undersigned, whoso names have been suggested lor Mayor ami Aldermen, will, for the sake of harmony in the Democratic party, cheerfully consent to auy plan for nomination,either primary meeting of Wauls or delegate system. Our purpose is harmony ai d no division, and with a view to lull and free expression of opinion of the patty, we earnestly invite every member of said party to a mass meeting at the City iar „ ! Hall, on Thors lay evening next, at 8 o’clock, to the Hold cnt * that a definite and final action on this vexed ques- ch geotl. »xpret:-j Uon WJ J r ^ »>•«. 8 B Spencer, candidate for Mayor; R C Young, and toon the other of the j candidate lor Alderman; W II Brothcrton, do: J C expected, and the : McMillan, do; W E Mahec, do; J II Goldsmith, do; done | J N Langston, do; D A McDuffie, do; M T Simmons jrder | do; J T Morris, do; Juo It Goodwin, do; W D Eilis, do; j Richard Pittman, <lo; J C Watkins, do; Chas Pinckney [ do; Jiff Robinson, do, SEVENTH WARD ENDORSES THE HERALDS POSITION. At the Seventh ward meeting ltst night Cant. Juo. Stephens was chosen President, and W. H. Howell Secretary The committee to prepare business sub- • mitted two reports—the majority favoring the rcsolu- ! lions adopted by the Fourtti ward Monday night: the j minority favoring a primary election. I The majority report was adopted by a vote of Is 1 to fi. The finest selection of I.ndies Hats in the city is at Holbrooks’. Gentlemen will find one of the largest and best as sorted stocks of Hats and Caps ever brought to At lanta, at Holbrooks. It there is anything ia the world prettier than a pretty woman, with the October bre» s calling blushes into her cheeks, and her hands and shoulders ■ their wants supplied snugly wrapped up in dainty furs, wo don’t know what it is. Go to Holbrooks for your lurs. He has all styles at all prices. REV. J. U. DeYOTIK, D.D , will preach in the Lecture Room of the First Baptist Church this evening at 7:4", and at the same hour j Mrs. Franks has just returned from the markets, where she has purchased an im mense stock iu her line, during the height of the panic, which enables her to give extraor dinary inducements her numerous onstom- ers. Stock arriving daily. Oct-I 2t KNIGHTS OF FY1HIA8. The members of Olive Branch Lodgo Xo. 9, Knights of Pythias, arecommandfd to as semble at their Castle Hall at 3 o’clock (sharp) Wednesday afternoon, October 8th, to attend parade. Those not provided with unif irms will have the Castle Hull. By order of Ivl. M. Beles.vrio, C. < . W. O. IIci.se, C. of B. and S. ANNOUNCEMENTS. the democratic ticket. To the Editors of the Jlrrahl: Please announce the following Democratic Tica-r j which will ba supported at the next Municipal 2U<?< . tion - b 7 THE PEOPLE Lochrey’s Dte House Ofitce Bem h day during the week. Morning prayer meetings | James Lochrey has removed his office from t or Count j G. W. ADAIR. SECOND \ I Dr. J. F. BOZEMAN. THIRD V ! OWEN LYNCH. l ornTii \ M. MAHONEY. | C. W. HUNNICUTT. T. M. eLARn JOHN KELLY. L P. GRANT. a hd. WM. H. HO WET.* J. A. HAYDEN. lock daily Th** public are kindly Th« Saw Cod. of Georgia, being sold only by sub- j Church, where lia will be pleased to see bis scription, it is necessary, in order to get a codj, to | call at Messrs. J. W. Burke k Co., the publishers, anil Mitchell street, opposite tho Christian j G. GR.VMBT.IXG. J. A. BlcHAHDSOr* I Work done more! subscribe. w ccIS-lt 1 ANTHONY Mt'RPIIY will sell laths, lumber, etc., at as low prices as the J crisis demands. Nobody is better able to do this than Anthony, and nobody is more willing. Try customers and friend rapidly than before. Dvkeman makes better fits and gives mor satisfaction than auy tailoi iu town. ROB T F. MADDOX. oct:: -tf R. 71. FARRAR. general Assembly. I am left no dieoreti costs. S. R. HOYLE, T. C., OFFICF.—Alabama street, nearly opposite Anstell’i Bank. sep2.t-10 LAW CARD. | We call special attention to the ! j Henry W. Hilliard, who has opened am office at No. 2 I | Grant’s Building, corner Marietta and Broad streets, j j All business confided to his care will receive prompt j and skilful attention. j After getting into one of Dyketnan’s elegant, j j well-fitting suits yesterday, John was j card of Hon. • not recognized bv his lather. Eveijbody can get mauV, next to National Hot, 1. at J. H. l>vke- rbe name of Major A. LEYDEN ia aunouu ...J candidate for Mayor of Atlanta. O' 13 -*-"! M.isv Cit.ve: Motor,. Editore.-Cjents: Announce tie name M. ACTON on tho Working Men’* Ticket, for tho j Wvfl, as Councilman. octTtd MANY (1TIZY* Come forward and save | jerked him off the railing, raying, “You last come t ol here.” Mr. Bell resisted and got inside the j into the i CITY RECORD. Notes Konml Town Yesterday by (tic Ileralil Reporters. A LARGE MEETING OF THE SECOND W ARD. OliRAT EXCXTEMCNT—EFiOBTS TO BISTOBE HARMONY— A CALL TOR A MASS MEETING Ol THE DEMOCB-VJ# Ol’ THE CITY. A very large meeting, composed of seme of the best eitizensof the Second Wards, as well as visitors from tho other uards, was held at the Recorder's Court ,ood last night, in pursuance to a call made by the President of the S cond Ward Club. The President called the meeting to order, stating ’.hat the object of tho meeting was to reconsider the action of a met-ting of the club held luat Tuesday night. Mr. YV. J. Cano It moved that a committee of ten be appointed to prepare business for tl.e meeting. The point being raised that, in accordance with the statement of the chair, the motion was out of order; that if it was to reconsider the action of the last meet ing, according to parliamentary usages, it was necessary for some one who vote 1 in the aflirr.ative oa the resolution should make a motion for lecon- bideration. Mr. Oliver U. Janes then moved to reconsider the a.Hion of the meeting. The point of order being tak:*a that he di 1 net vote in the affirmative, he acknowledged he bad not. Anil the chair stated that if depended upon that it was evident that (hero was an effort to throttle the whole concern: that no one who had voted in the affirmative could not bo fonnd to make this motion. Mr. George Ivy asked the question if this was a meeting of Democrats, anil if this action was to bo tho guidance of that of the President ? If it was, he thought it gratuitous for him to say what he had. Judge Hoyt asked leave to offer the following reso lution : Resolved, I hat this mooting now proceed to consid er matters pertaining to the interest iu the ward iu the coming election. ( Before the resolution was put, Mr. J. H. Franklin was elected aecretarr, pro tim., the secretary beirg abseut. The resolution was then put and adopted unan: mously. Mr. Garrett then renewed his motion for a commit- j tee, which was adopted, and the following appointed: Col. Mynatt, .Ta«. Callaway, M. Bioomfl.ld, W. -1. I Garrett, Col. Brumly, John B. Baird, G. T. Dodd, D. I Wallace, E. T. Chamberlin and S. B. Hoyt. The com- I wittee retired and after socae de iberation, returned i with a report, recommending harmony of act condemning the primary system of holding noroina- ; ions, and in view of the a:tion of tho fourth ward in i t e calling for a nomination by delegates, they recom- j mend the adoption of the resolutions adopted by the j fourth ward club on Monday night. A motion to lay j on the table was mad-* but was withdrawn, in order to allow the following cubst'tnte to be offered, by Mr. j Daniel Pittman: Whereas, In all elections by the people, in which! nominations are previously held, it is jnst and .p opsr ' that all persons penuitted or entitled to vote in the' general election should have a voice in the nesuina- ' tion; and. Whereas, The election of Counciimen iu the city ol ; Atlanta, as provided by' law, ia by general ticket over the whole city, and saul Councilman are elected to, represent the great and general interest of the ci'y a3 ! a whole, and not particular Wards and localities. , Therefore be it Resolved, That it is the tense of this meeting ilia* the Democratic nominees for Mayor and Council for the corniDg. election ia December next should be » made by primary election for the whole tickol, and . that the poll# should bo o; on el and the whole total , ballcttcd for in a';i the Wards in the same manner that the election is held in general election, except that in the nomination none should participate except Democrats. Col. Mynalt staled the reasons which picmpteJ tho action of the committee and advocated the adoption of the report. Col. Spencer opposed ibe adop tion of either tho report or substitute, for tho reason j that it would not bring abcut the desired object, namely, harmony: became it came too late. For his part he v;ae willing to submit to anything which would bring about bar idol y. Five wards were already committed to the primary system and thie ward had ; arqniesaed in their action. For the sake of peace it , would be better for two ward* to adopt this plan than j tl at five wards should rerclnl what they had already j agreed upon. Ma,i. Hifiyer thought that neither proposition would make harmony, and offered the following resolution m a substitute for betb proposition?: Resolved, That the Democracy of each wan) be re- j quested to meet at their respective headquarter#. railing; in the meactime around him and more polio lee. At length, through the exertions of Mr. Chamber lin, Major Whitner and ethers the affair was again stilled, aud Mr. Bell took his scat. Amid inextricable ed, Mr. Jackson’s motion in the meantime being ried, but by what ma jority it ia impossible to say. as i? was not officially announced. The meeting then adjourned. fricuds rrowdiug | , Iamc „. UaI1 , Mt THE CONCERT LAST NIGHT. There was a pretty full house at the Cone. [lit for the bent lit of the mftVi from yellow fever at Shreveport and Memphis, music was fine, both vocal and*instrumental. Mrs. Snook, Mrs. Robertson, Miss McCaudk s Mr. Rarescbide were each heartily encored. The receipts of the evening will doubtless add con- afternoon at 3 o’clock, 6harp, to attend parad fusion, the meeting adjourn- I e iderably to the fund for tho relief of these sufferers, I A. B. Whex: OUR NEW CARPETS, rt at| Brusssls, Ingrains, Three ITis, Stair aad Hall Car pets, etc., are cow coming in. The J oct8 dlw. Kend&r k A Sons. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Members of Olive Branch Lodge No. 9 Knights of Pythias are requested to meet at their Castle Hall this for Aldermun—First Ward. ■— ! E liters Herald: Pleas a announce my n^u-a ju Our stock of Cloth, Casbitueres anil Ve>t- j candidate for Alderman, from the First Ward, eub for merchant tailoring is immense. Y\’e j t0 tbe democratic nomination, on Saturday the day ol October, 1873. sept 30-td and • ran tee satisfac’ion in every particlar. M. & J. Hirsch, Popular Clothiers and Tailor: JOHN B. GOOD*v:y Aldermen—Fifth Want. all go ; to that purpose alter expen A THOUSAND DOLLAR NOTE. : We met Mr. John Stephens, of Stephens A Flynn t yesterday, aud enterieg into conversation with him, got him a little excited. Then, with a series of those I eloquent gestures for which be is far . j moving his bank book iu his hand to aLd fro. Our ! j eye, ever on the hungry watch for fttch things, cxtigb* ; [ sight of a one thousand dollar bill peeping from out ! ! the edges of his book. With a feeling of compassion j • we determine J to dally with him iu conversation | awhile before we slew him, and asked him, ‘ Where i did you get that hill ?” in the meantime cocking our i pockei-knif.*. "This bill,” say* he, “has a history 1 ! j You remember Wickliffe, the ex-Anditor c-f Lonisi- J , ana, who defaulted with a lar*c uuouct of money ? j Well, when the detective caught him, lie found : person forty $I,C01 bills. Coming t) Atlant: ' this money just iu the beginning of the* late pai ■ deposited the money in the Citize ■ bill is one of them.” By this time a crowd hail col- i lectc-d, taking advantage of which Mr. Stephens II d. ! Doubtless to this hour he does not know how near to ACCIDENT. Wo regrit to learn that a Mr. Wing, a carpenter, fell j down the stairs of J. II. Webb's boarding boiue j £5, yesterday morning, and severely ir.hired himrclf ' f rc , When taken up. blood vis flowing from his o ther symptoms cf severe injuries were in his person. We do not know h:a present condition aose j but hope to l car cf his speedy and permanent re seed ! coverv id. j John F. Simons, G. C. Dbummond, Committee of Arrangements. HEATING STOVE3. ,’t set around your stores and dwellings and j ■, but call on Stewart & Wood and get you a uice I n »l j boating stove. If you want your heating stove nut up at short notice, call on Stewart A Wood, at their new { staud, No 90 Whitehall street. Dykeman is getting to be the mast popular tailor ia the State. Boys’ Clothing at Kiseuian k Bro’t less variety, ranging from $5 to 20$. The best Cigars iu town are found at Luch j Harris’, sign Girl of the Period. JOHN H. GOLDSMITH and M03FS T SIMMON-: will be supported by the citizen* cf the Tifth Vfs*x ! for Aldermen for the year 1874. subject to the Desc end- ' cratic nomination, which will be held en the ll'h ’3-* Stop at the peted rooms, Covingto: The foilowi: at that j sentr.-tf 1 Hotel if v E-an, linen, soft bed* dalions. Proprietor, C'ov *vi-"h LOGAi-i WuTICliS. PERSONAL. •?ng others, were registered popular hotel, tho Nat onal, last night: W 31 Rudolph, Foisyth; J W Johnston, Bmv H I, Hot art, New York; Wm Bonden, Paris, li_ . H Smith, Sit Sterling, Ky; E Lewis, Air-Line B R; G ‘ A J ones, M:. j ?: Joeeph B Johnson, John Lumbart, j ^ECI 1 -ov.i.d-1 Augusta; L Simeon, Philadelphia: BK Waring, Balli- | oney ? more: G J, Davis, S and A Td C- on his : Greeneviile, 8 C; W 31 Wolfe, Charlotte; Will C M; with ! field. Marietta; John Kerr, Philadelphia: J C Gardner, lit*, kc ! August#; 3 M ajnlnn, Colambns; J K HufcVer, Se- \ SECCltE A WINTER SUIT Lack, ar.u Ihis | lieriille, Telm: J M I.' Lea Smith sold tho “'Girl of the Period" ! j bar to Lueh Harris on yesterday. Lee hopes uit-e car-1 that bis friends will continue to patronize the eala and ' bar. 5-td For Altlrrmnn-Sevcntli Ward. We are authorized to announce that J. N. LAi. TON is a candidate for Alderman from the Sr 1 *: Ward, subject to the Democratic nomioitioc. cct2 td Fu A ldt* C. Ccx, ington, Georgia, a nth Y WINTER SUIT AND OYF.IK W W Holcombe, I SECURE A WINTER SUIT AND OVERCOAT ROW. 1 It is whi.-pored by liorso-de ilers that Jack- | McMILLAN as a candidate for Alderman from j son's Magic Balsam will remove waits from : 8 '^ acl t0 l “ e - tyc - :: horses. By making incissions iu the warts ; i until they bleed freely, *nd then saturate the ■ We are anthotizel to say that w. H. BLOiil*. corn with the Balsam, and in ft Rw days tho i T0X - candidate for A’.dermm iu the First Ward, w... i corn will disappear. • be at home next Tuesday, and will see as mauy 0: .. ►»- -t cot slit nenta a? lie can between then : n l the rcy* All the fitshionabks buy their goods from j tion. Dvkeman. i anil M R R; George C Per il, do; A H Chappell, Columbus; C B Bestwick, riffln; J M Turner, Conyers; M O Thompson and ife. P.'iificld; S T Anderson, Jackson, Iiliuoie: FL a bloody death be v •in arn.lly i.kci-.I i 1 while fie 1 vvspr.per n, ? talking with the Chandle: yesterday iT e Ylontg 1 ; -J 8 La' n, Forajth. PENCILETTES. 1 The uniform for the negro company is quite nobby. ; It is a deep bloc suit, dashed with light anil plenii- • fully epiinkled with those glittering buttons ia which the colored soul rr joices. i The root the Hckald building caught on lire vester- ; day from a spark from the smoke s!»'.k. The flame • when discovered was about the size of a man s hat, 1 andpir. Sam. P. Wella, the pressman, with an agility : somewhat surprising in one so corpulent and ro state- ; ly, clambered to the top of the house and sat down on j the impudent blaze. It suspended at om e. Ylr. Ball Woctten and Miss Katie Lynch, ' of Patrick Lynch, were married on Monday j l>y the Catholic Priest of this city. They left at RAILROAD MEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT. The Western and Atlantic Railroad, by discontin- ueiug the accommodation and other trains, have been forced to discharge a large number cf engineers and railroad employees. Soma of those out of employ- men t arc gcod men, and v.c truat that they may find employment speedily. AND OVERCOAT NOW. j SECURE A WINTER SUIT AND OVERCOAT NOW. ! MENS’ AND BOYS’ STOCK VERY LARGE. KENS’ AND BOYS’ STOCK VERY LARGE, j M. & J. HIRSCH. M. k J. HIRSCH. THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE Jackson’s Magic Balsam is causing those sufferers with those little painful tormentors called corns to rejoice. It removes the pain in a very few minutes. Trv it. Jackson’s Magic Balsam, it is said, has never failed to cure the worst case of colic in horses. Thousands of dollars will be saved by its timely use. Back from New Yolk. — Airs. McCormick IN THE STATE, i has just returned from New York where she State Road North. “Gone, Tvvixin lertUing drop curtain at DeGiv Wood in , has b to death with a pin ! It :s believed that Judge Hopkins will pass sentence j upon Milton Malone acme time this week, and ap- ■ point the day lor the execution. We can learn noth- | ing of the result of the appeal to the United States j Supremo Court made by his lawyers, j The Georgia Lodge of Ylasous raised 57.1 lor the Shreveport and Memphis suffers, last night. The o:her Ledges will act this week. The Southern A Atlantic Telegraph Comianyare | getting up 'pvt - a handeome business. PERSONAL. Mr. James Miilev, of the llowo Machine Company, : and John B. Scar rat t, Esq., have leit tl.e city on a tonr through the southern part of the State, and on their return will report for the Herald their opinions oi the situation of affairs—agricultural, financial and other wise, as may be prerented to their view cn route. Ylr. Miller is well known throughout the Stale as manager for his company in this section of tho South, and Mr. Scarralt, whose acquaintance we had the pleasure of making, we take leave to introduce as a most thorough business man, who will, if blessed with auother score of years, come up to our idea of an excellent represen tative of the “ l ine Old” English gentleman. AID FOB THE SUFFERER?. The committee that was appointed at ihe meeting at thi Second Baptist Church, held oa Sunday, bad a meeting yesterday morning r.t the office of Col. S. It. Spencer. After making a liberal subscription among themselves, sub-committees were appointed to solicit subscriptions among the cit zens for the relief of tho suffenrs at Memphis and Shreveport. The sub-corn- nsittoB south of the Railroad crossing managed tB raise some two hundred dollars in about a halt day. GEORGE WASHINGTON IN TROUBLE. George got slightly under tho influence of benzine on yesterday morning, and not kn owing where to find j an apple tree to exercise hia li tile hatchet on, he paid ; a visit to Mr. Eld Holmo*’ roo m. Not finding him at ! home, he took a coat and some other wearing mate* j | rial from Holmes, to remember him by. Aa he was j htor 1 making his exit from tho house, he chanced to see ling ! Mr. Holmes. Thi9 hurried his departure, eo that ho once 1 left the clothes and went through a glass door with- | bridal trip '■ out taking the trouble to open it. After a slight re- j j sistance on his pait, he was persuaded by a couple of 1 j. j policemen to accompany them to Hotel de Barry. The that he will play crcq’rM with Grant. • Co. soon. THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE ; has purchased absolutely every thing pertain IN THE STATE, j ing to the millinery business. Real Human :,0 WHITEHALL STREET. *i0 WHITEHALL STREET. j Hair is one of her specialties. SSfce is ma king preparations for a grand opening on the —IliO a pricked j chances . Aiexandc: All the candidates buy their clothes from plete sbo cordilll ,y j nviu . s aU friends and Dykeman. _ i patrons to call and examine her poods end Retail merchants iu city and country will I P riees - - hc ‘ c -‘ u compete with auy house in save money by buying “Georgia Factory” Sheetings and Shirtings from Dunn, Ouletbee A Co., Agents for Georgia Factorv. ;THE MACHINISTS’ AND BLACKSMITHS’ BALL. J The soireo at Concordia Hall, oa last night, was one j of the pleaiautest affairs of the season. The attend- j anee was very large. All stiff formality was thrown ! aside, and everybody went in to enjoy themselves, j For real enjoyment of tho first water, com nend 119 to an occasion cf this kind. Among the notables present we noticed Aldermen YIccaslin end Robert Young, and YIessrs. Rectker and Jas 31. Toy an old aud staunch engineer cf the M. A W. P. Railroad, j The Gate City baud discoursed delightful mus’c : under the guidance of Prof. Jake Shane. Among the \ belles cf the evening were Ylisses 31 .ittie S—, Annie ! A—, Alissf. II— and D—. Uha beautiful Miss B j who danced so deviuely, is deservingfof especial men- ! tion and was in much demand. Your Reporter bur- ! ries to a closo so that he may wander through the | mazy dance and pledge some lovely damsel in the RUNAWAY M&TOH. ig end Mi*s JjsieGray, both c ried in 3Iadison last night. M &r> vkernan, Merchant Tailor, next to Na tional Hotel, can not be surpassed for cloth ing or excellence of fits. $10 Business Ssnits at Eiseman & Bro’s. $12 Business Suits at Eiseman & Bro s. $15 Business Suits at Eiseman & Bro’s. $18 Business Suits at Eiseman A Bros. $20 Business Suits at Eiseman A B10L. Ready Made Department. Eiseman A Buo., octl-2t 55 Whitehall st. the State in price. All goads me guaranteed to give satisfaction. Mr. Luch Harris has bought from Leo Smith his cigar stand, bar and bar fixtures, together with the goodwill. The liquors are pure and tho cigars excellent. Mr. Luch Harris has commenced keeping the Girl of tho Period, and invites lii.s f-.it nds to call. Druggists and store keepers sell Jackson’s ! Magic Balsnxu at 25 cents, 50 cents, aud one ’ dollar per bottle. Tho proprietor gives it ! away. One hundred bottles per week are! given iway on the Macon A Western Rail- ; road. Long may it live until it has cured all i the pain aud aches in the United States. ! Henderson & Torrence— Greene Line Gro-; eery Store, Whitehall street, wholesale and re-1 tail Giocers, and dealers in all kinds of coun try Produce. Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Ap- •cial-: Vide nn ian—Second Ward. j M*e Dro authorize >d to annonr..'* ihn rr,„v ; - ! WAGNON t 'r AMei •man for the Second Ward j ectotd F or Aldnman. i I announc •e myself a candidate tor:.-.. j tion for Allerman f rom the First Ward, aablect t: ... J Democratic nomim ttion on Siturdav, llth day cf ' - ! tober, 187J. .t nv r \r 1 oct2-td. K or Aldermun. We are authorizs d to aunounoa Mr. ii. C. YOO ' as a candidate for Alderman from the Th'.i ’ T - ; subject to the D,»iu -cratic nomination. | octt-td - A Idem 1.111 Fourth Ward. . i CrriZENi Fouuh W in : I respectfully an noonce myself a cand-.iaia ... a. j derman from you r Ward, subject to the Denv> rc , , nomination. CHAS. PISCKW2Y. ccic-td TO TIIL Siclt tfc AfTLictocI Still Coming.—The large variety ot fancy and millinery goods bought by Wm. Tit’e- bauni's Millinery Artist, Mrs. Spiegle, who spsnf font' weeks iu tha cities of New Yolk, j ples.l'oiatoes, Onions and Cablw Philadelphia and Baltimore, tor the purpose • ties, and constantly on hand, of selecting the latest and most fashionable goods for this seasou. Extensive preparation is made for a Grand Opening at tho store No. 31 WLitehali stree*. ou the 8th of this month, by which time the largest portion of will be in. Hear and Rejoice lor I bring you Glad * of great joy. ~ JACKSON’S MAGIC BALSAM, Is curing the sick j. for heard of in tho curing without fail Tho worst Neural2 The worst croup it The worst Tcotha ’lbe worst inflammation in t ; : The worst Pain in the Side. Brt The worst paiefut Tumor# in a 2 he worst Sprains, Bruises, Sv Hlndekson A ToRurNi l Sept 27, dtf. Young ladies need not be under the liece: .-ity of taking their mother’s butter plate k for button moulds, as Knox has a fall liu them as large a*! their heait’s desire. They Tho worst PalpiUti- The worst cut, chub' The worn The 1 ’ 1 in the Heart iu Bre et at 8 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. The members of tho above rommau-Icry are corn manded to meet at tlieir Castle Hall at 3 o'clock i* at The dress parade will commence immediately alter ards. Kiekie’s brass baud lias been 'asion. The line of march ii for The Court A. ay. Fore petit juror. A. S. Talley, defau’.ting petit juror, wjs fined twei ty-five dollars. Thomas Kyle vs. Henry Irby. Dismissed. Judge D. F. Hammond was granted leave of al ngaged j sence until Friday morning. Form The ca3e of J. D. Thompson All the ladies of Atlanta and vie cordially invited to examine the gc priees. No Millinery House in !h Atlanta oau undersell Wm. Titled Oct. J, dot No. 81 Whitehall New Beet Market.- The uudersig ty are have also a full line o: ail the latest novelties ' ods and ; in Fancy Goods, Fancy Ties, Rufilings for : e city of ; the neck, Ac. They are also now receiving their Fail stock of Millinery Goods. The v * M » ladies would do well to call on ib* m before street. purchasing. Knox’s Millinery aud Varieties, No. 30 M bite hall street. sept 2e-tf. st case of inflaxnmatc t Tbr warat Bums and Scalds i i And lor pains and inflammal of human body, citlicr externally no remedy iu the entir • world 1 inflamir.ations so positively, ro r j l)or»’t be “nideiing,” but go to the G opened a market on the corner of Alabama j the Peiied aud get au eyc-cpener. and Lloyd streets, and will keep constantly “ on hand the Le?t Tennessee meals —beef, ! mabtin mkxko. ' »o«>:rn pork, mutton, sausage, etc. oct4-d3t. J. J. Toddekt A Biv tl ol , M. MENKO& BRO. Broad st the hall: down Broad to Alabama, down ' J.ylo and W. T. Waters, ^ Nancy W 1 trial all day. i t b -tail T-d • Alabama to Pryor, uowa I’r/or to Mitchell, up Mitch- j ell to Whitehall, up Whitehall to Wall, down Wall to \ Colonel W. A. Tign< Pryor, up Pryor to Peachtree, up Psachtree to junc- j haustlve speech, tion of Oak, down Peachtree to Forsyth, down Forsyth ; The arguments Tor the complainant were opened by 1 able, elaboiate and ex followed by Captain E. P. Hum-11, the ! John Keely is selling goods at prices to suit the times. Yard wide bleached domes tic at 12 j cents worth 10 cents. Black alpacas cheaper than ever offered. Dress goods. Monday night next, and there choose five Democrats to Marietta, up Ylarietta to junction of Walton, down , spondent, who handled his case in his usual spirited i shawls, pants goods, Cassimores, etc., flannels, Executive Committee ot the city of Atlanta, to •* shall be referred all questions looking to the il i i Mar.olta to Peachtree, and up to Castle Hall. The Committee of Arrangements is composed of cominationa, harmony of the party, and the party . fullowicg gentlemen:.A. B. Wrenn. G. C. Drummond, John ! '. Simone. thus organised be guided by the action of that con mittee. Resolved, That all the wards he requeued to post- | pone any nomination until after this committee have ' sited. Howard V.u Ep?s wint.d a vote ou the recoil ol ■ tc0D1 Memp i, ta the committee; that all these substitutes and motions to lay on the table were only to defeat a true expree- j 31. W »dou of the opinion of the cliUena. th«- «coj Captain H-»rry Jackson, as a solution for all difficul ties in the premises, read a resolution, which he said he ccm’id move to adopt after having first moved to lay the report of the committee and all the substitutes upon the table. NEWS FROM MEMPHIS. Through the courtesy of Colontl Mark W. .Johnson, enabled tn publish the following dispatch Mf.mvhis, October 7, 1«73. -os: We are thoroughly surrounded by Seventy-three deaths yesterday. style. Colonel C. IYeplea came next, and, in his masterly manner, argued the case for the respondents. He wai speaking at 3*f o’clock. Colonel II hert Baugh will conclude 1-r coinplsin- inilctl SiMfcsCircuit uiid lHitrict Cotirlt. We learn Lent's New York t'ir FUN AHEAD. Mr. Anderson, bill p Courts met at the usual hour. United States vs. John Simpson, illicit distilling. Tried and submitted to the jury, who had failed to agree up to the adjournment of court. Thomas for Government, and Price, Hill A Conley for defendant United States va. William King, working In an blankets, linen goods, notions: a beautiful ! line of embroidered flannels, ribbons, hosiery, * gloves, etc., at prices which place them within ' the reach of everybody. Competition is in vited iu quality and prices ot above named * goods; also, in b’ack silks, of which the best line ever offered in Atlanta will be fonnd at John Kelley’s, Corner Whitehall and Hunter streets. sunAtus CLOTHING, DRY GOODS AND FURN1SHINQ GOODS, uentsy as Jackson's Magic Balsam. P. VAN ALSTINE, Propriety-, WUy 3STot Let the Public Know it ? — IF — JACKSON’S MAGIC BALSAM Has by repeated trial' and permanent cure* pro—:; • self to be the best horse lotion or horse remedy ;n u, work!, why not let the people know it ? It :j cnrlu. 1 the worst colic in horses or mules in 20 minute?, a:. ' so prompt is it in curing colic that the Propriet r u in each aud every case, where 2 02. in pint o: wate: is given to a horse or mule that has the colic, re: un the money where it does not cure :u 20 minutes, is also the very best ktion tn the world for all 9'c or collar galls, flesh wounds, bruises, strains. Ian ness, old 6ores, sand crack, pole evil, foundered cuts, wounds of all kinds, poisons and wherever > Doors from Alabama. :bt-ral Inducents Offered t ... wiiTrniT t .Ti'i iT I cuis, wouna* 01 ail ainos, poisons ana wnerever sw I'jiiii a.u.i. oiithai, bngs aud inflauimatiou exist, either internal. : ATLANTA, CA. chants, sep-.’l 12 KING’S CURE Jackson’s Magic ltaKam. TLe ms vision till to lay on the table being put, upon ill- ' this month. Colonel C. C. Mooro will be here next 1 to » verd; The wholesale firm of O’Connor, Robinson «V , thuiK. B. , united States vs. William King, working in an j ('o., call the attention of the ladies of Atlanta on tho :u>th of • illicit distillery. Tried and defendant’s counsel allow- I au j x iciuity to tholr retail Millinary Rooms, . forty-a cted aye, to thirty-three noved the sdop- • Mr. Jackson then, Laving the flao tion of this resolution: Resolved, That there be a mass meeting of the Democrats of ths city held at the City Hsll on next Thursday night st 8 o’clock, for the purpose of devising a method S9 to how the nomination shall be field. We hereby agree to abide by their action. la connection with this resolution, Mr. Jackson read the paper signed by the candidates, which ap. pears in another column, iu show that his reac'utlon would procure harmony. Mr. Jackson, while proceeding to read the names, (marked that two had been scratched out. ridsy to bill tho city and advertif HERE’S YOUR MULE. t of not entity,, tue Government, fed with their Wholesale Department, ke out a case. Thomas for Gov- | _ r corner of Prjor and Decatur streets, opposite the Kimball House. The Retail Department is under tho j H. I-. Farrow for the B overnment: Hill k Conte.■ for I a „,. ment of j In ,. Knte (VConnor, who cordially defendant, 0 having failed to make ernment, aud tf ill k Conley contra. United States vs. Win. B?avers III: The good of advertising was well illustrated by Mr. , Tried and resulted iu a verdict of not guilty. Colonel M. T. Castleberry. He advertised for a lost mule the Hr.kAT.T* af the 4tU ins‘ . to-daj the mule was covered. John Oo.. pte.ct guilty to tlllctt dututiDif aud w.t invites her triends and foruter customers to MARRIED. Colonel William Wsltermler, of Rome, Georgia, married to Mrs. Henderson, of LiOrangs, on night, in I^Grange. •* Oh! married love, each heart shall own, Wl.oie two congenial soul* unite. Thy golden chains inlaid with down, Thy lamp with heaven’s own splsndor bright.’ sentenced to seven months’ imprisonment, and to pay a line of $1,00) and costs. The following cases are set for trial to day: Ware vs. Prattle. Edwards k Co.—Assumpsit Rowland vs. Rowland, Hill A Co. -Asznnipsit. Ware vs. McDaniel, Strong k Co.—Assumpsit. Marshall vs. Elliott, Cothran, et si.— Assumpsit. Courts adjourned to 10 o’clock this morning. come ami examine her stock of handsome trimmed aud untrimmed Hats, Bonnets and Millinery in general. I enn and will compete with any house in the South, both in price and style. Ladies, come and lor your selves. Most Respectfully, Mrs. Katie O’Connor. Chicken Cholera. THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS MAY BE ANNUALLY HIVED BY THE USE OF THIS LIMPLY AND CHE VP REMEDY—ONE BOTTLE WORTH FIFTY CENTS. MAKES TWO GALLONS OF MEDICINE. IT IS CERTAIN AND PROMPT. JC8ED TWICE A WEEK IT WILL PREVENT THE DISEASE. Da. WILLIAM KING, and the time is net •lid dealer in stock v his stable, ready lor his Stock. Try it ’ :*r distant when every owner id have ihi> * aluabie median nj s: kuc»s aud distress amoi IN P. VAN ALSTINE. Troprie; BARNESVILLE, GEORGIA. [ l y all Dinggistsat 23 cents, 5C cents, fl ,’Xi per bottle. augl4-w3c' S L 5 O , O O O REAL ESTATE For Sale. Prepared bv Athe BURBANK, New York. C. 8. NEWTON. Atlanta, Ga. BARRETT. L-ND k Co. August*, da. W. P. HOYT A Co., Rmoe G T HE undersigned. John R. Wallace, offers • , worth of Real KaUto, and .?. W. English :• i f30,000 worth irupreved, at small cash payments «c,. long time interest bearing note*. Those pan ia stricken parties who withdrew tL- ( Rinds are specially invited to call, and those ho3d :-.^ . Certificates of Deposit in John H. Janie* Rank.