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Tfee BaiiyHcralcL S l. iSL i ROTH'S TO CITS ICBaCHIBlBS Mr. J. L. Crenshaw is the sole authorised agent in the city for receiving subscriptions to Che Enuu), and fruJ this date we shall recognize onlyjfcis receipts as valid. ATLANTA BRANCH GREAT SOUTH- E 85 OIL WORKS. Headquarters Tor Oils and Paints. The largest and most com plete stock In the Ssnthern States at pri ces to compare with any other markets in immense assortment of Artists’ Mate rials and Window Oaso. Bead for Price Iiota. CARLEY, DUCK At CO. REDWISE & FOX make a .specialty of Dissecting Instruments A large lot of Bine Stone in Store'and to arrive. REDWIAE k FOX. Druggists and Apothecaries. CITYREIC O RET. rpgmwi DeGive’a Opera House, with the drop curtain end £x«d up r reUrtffi"®e lit up with^^e to- he Kimba'l cum cffli are lo«rt Done of th< | last inter..!ai»«in. w..th.r h.. .urned cooter. but it “»*«“ !“*••?!*!*M X c, T , !3‘ a ““ °»« T uart <* ot • mii ® of fbe Car wilL i Dealers in Printer’s Stock. Small Wares, Fancv Goods. ream. to have given . mat to them which incroa.es a, ^ onSte merit,. CoUi.r. Myb*t an* OoBIer for I fcmr cr five fejuL. Lrt me know at 011ce . | o o fimnMmanm + • local wneBS. —vr B. F. Owent Y« Dr. Mickle. Exceptions to award. ** • The trial of this case began at about half-past nine j Peases Norfolk Oysters in the (shell arrive 1 o'clock yesterday morning, and it was being argued ! fresh every day. sepl6 2t | -«—^ -• -|-* ^ ^^ A * • •JzZ+SESZmw .—.-J *,*,***£?++** ..v . Jnookisellers Htationei-s tkt. B XT H, K S3 <Se WDoloaale and Zletall Ko^/l Round Town Yesterday by Herald Reporters. OIR AGENTS. The following named gentlemen are our Agents, and are duly authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions and advertise ments: TEAYELIXG AGENTS. T. J. Burney General Traveling Agent. B. F. George Special Traveling Agent. Henry R. Davis. Special Traveling Agent. J. H. GiLeon Special Traveling Agent. LOCAL AGENTS. Stewart k McCall* Ccnyera, Ga. J. R. Wimberly Canning k Hannon... C. P. Wheeler .. .Flowery Branch, Ga. Kufsuls, Alt. the season advances. A. negro drayman, while going do vn Decatur street yesterday, driving with a load of five or aix bales of cotton, and—smoking a pipe, was no less aatoniahed than alarmed by being suddenly enveloped in a flame. A spark from his pipe took root ia a fibre with the above consequence. Be tumbled off his load in a hurry, but with a loss of at least two bales. Bev. Mr. Weaver, of Louisvilie, will leave in a few daya for home. His health has improved considera bly since bis sojourn in this section. Tom Glenn was in possession of a twenty dollar bill late yeaterday evening, at the corner of Alabama and Whitehall streets, and made as much noise over it as a yonng pallet with her first brood of cliickeus. The Hon. Epb. Tweedy is In the city. Ha has lost none of Ms fcucy and po.ite waya, whatever may be aid of bis hair. Col. Xicbolls, of the Kimball, is now acting as stew ard of the Houre. The gnests are always compli. meutine him on his greasy appearance and nicely cooked food. From our dispatches it win be seen that Taylor Ad ams, well known in this city as a telegraph operator* died in New Orleans yeaterday. The preposed excursion to Brunswick by a company of ‘‘town boys” grows in proportion as the time ad vances. Major Robinson is getting everything ready for the trip. Ward politiesns are holding street-comer conven tions, and otherwise saving the country. Kenny, at Pease’s Restaurant, ia looked upon with suspicion by his most intimate friends. He wears rare geraniums and tube rosea in the left lsppel of his Sunday coat. The handsomest thing in fhawles is a pretty gi 1. SOCIETY NEWS. The most fashionable and brilliant wedding of the ! season came off last night at the First Baptist Church The occasion was the celebration of tho nuptials of Mr. J. E. Dickey and Miss Gertrude Smith—both of | this city. A beautiful and impressive cer< mony wai t recited by Rev. Dr. Warren, the paator of that church : which occupied come ten minutes. The church edi fice was filled, twe-thirds of whom were ladies. In front of the sacred desk which was festooned with evergreens, was a beautiful monogram wreathed with delicate white tube roaes. As the attendants entered on either side ot the isle, the organ pealed forth a ! sweet and appropriate chant, and when the bride and i groom entered and slowly marched down the centre ! aisle, the scene was at once encbanling and impres- plalntiff; Tigner and Ellis for defendant. The jury after a abort absence returned a verdict j for plaintiff for $112 5C, with interest. Apply to B. G. Kelley, Atlanta, On. nos. JSC'. EBSEIKE, Jt'DGE. ruE.inuco. United State.Circuit and m.trtet Coart.. Have 3 0U eTer Rmoked ° ( CW Mcad ' j or’s cigars? Then you are lost to fame. I Charles Meador <fc Co. have the finest as- j sorlment of cigars in the city. Headquar- ! ters nest to Bedwine & Fox’s. Alabama and Whitehall Streets -ATLANTA, CA. WILL DUPLICATE NEW YOBK BILLS. S 2 0,000.00. C. D. Meador *t Co. have the best cigars in These court* met at the usual hour yesterday morn ing- James M. Bussell, of Madison, was admitted to the bar of these courts yesterday. United States vs twenty packages peach and apple brandy, etc. Ezekiel Dounegau, claimant. A verdict j town. was taken by consent for feiting part of the goods and ————»♦« 7 releasing part—c'aimant paying costs. L J Gartrell j All the town boys smoke cigars from Mead- for claimant. 1 or’s new store. United States vs J 8 Satterfield. Illicit distilling. S A — 7—T Darnell was appointed by ti^e court to defend accused. ; Meador Co. sell Cigars and tobacco to all The prisoner plead guilty to one count in the indict- j the military, and they brag^on them, ment, and not guilty to three other counts. He was j found guilty Id one other count by the jury, and not guilty aft to the other two. He was sentenced to pay a fine of $2,000 and costa, and to be imprisoned for one year. United States va. J. W. Nicholson. Carrying on business of retail liquor dealer, etc. Plea of guilty, and the defendant was sentenced to the same punish- ■ .... , , . .. ..... mant Inflicted on Mr. S.tterfleld. A. B. CnVbmon i stock of Im P° rted cl « aiB ln the cl1 ?' A11 ,hc Ail conuoiseurs io the smoking line puff Meador's cigars and chew his “Calhoun" to bacco. His headquarters are on Whitehall street, next to Bedwine A Fox’s drug store. Charley Meador has the most complete Twenty Thousand Dollars’ Worth of FURNITURE, AT THE WARE ROOMS OF THE ATLANTA FURNITURE MANUFACTORY, 70 and 72 WHITEHALL STREET. (Next door to Chamberlin, Boynton & Co.’a.) Will be sold lor certified Checks on THE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK or JOHN H JAMES AT PAR, at the LOWEST CASH PRICE8, for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS. ccLT tf ' THIRD WARD DEMOCRACY. j There were eight couples in attendance, besides fix OTHuaumc iru> h.kmomoc. meeting last kicmt. j gculItmen whe „. Thoac wlo „ lecded in dre „ A large number of the Democrats of the Third Ward | met last night, President J. G. Kelly presiding. for defense. Uaited 8tatea va. Win. Candell. Illicit distilling. The testimony in this case was not all in at tbs hour of adjournment. Colonel Bleckley for defense. The following cases are act for trial tc-day: Jessie H. Hardeu vs. E. C. Harden, bill, etc.; Far row and Thomas for complainaut, Bleckley, Hillyer A Co., contra- James II. Franklin, assignee, etc., vs. Chapman Morrow, et al. Bill, etc. Peeples, Stewart and Culberson for complainant; T. k A Tidwell, Bleckley, Gartrell A Stephens for defense. Uaited State? va. N. S. Phillips, illicit distilling. City Court. lu this Court, yesterday, the case of the S a e vs. James Langston, charged with an aisault and battery, alleged to have been committed on one Jane Wallow, colored, was tried without a Jury, resulting in the conviction of the defendant, who was sentenced to pay a fine of $15 and costs. J. Thomas Finley and K. 8. Jeffries acting Solicitor General for the State; Hoke Smith for defendant. We understand that tho defendant's counsel will move for a new trial. fashionables shoke them. FARM FOR SALE. IF YOU WANT A GOOD PLACE EXAMINE THIS ONE. rpHIS VALUABLE FARM ON PEACHTREE CREEK i X within four miles of Atlanta and three miles of pptqr’c frolden Fries sent to families hv Decatur, DeKalb county, is now effered for sale, con- 1 EASES Lroioen rnes sent 10 iamines oy lining Two Hundred and Sixty Acres, one hundred order. ! acres cleared, fifty acres first class bottom land, the m balance in the wood heavily timbered, plenty of fine ■r, , - ... . . . ; poplar, oak and hickory, and within one half mile of Pease s mush and milk served a. any hour. u jj r8t n ( 0 tnerebaut mill, »-aw mill, water gin and a j plaining mill and variety works. These lands join Pease's milk toasts, Oh Lord! ‘ ’ Did you ever try Pease’s salt and pepper. STATE LAW CARDS. tortia having turineu in anf ./ U* ><v nantd below, unil find the Lawyer! whose j * neerted below reliable and prompt. Cards ir.-— ' 130 q year. JjACO *. John P. Fort, Attorney at Law. C. B. Wooten, Attorney at Law. JP T HE N 8 . Cobb, Erwin &. Cobb Attorneys at Law, Athene, Ga. Mr. Gordon who has lived 00 the place for the last two years has agreed to live on the place next year, and is a number one farmer, with force enough to work the place. There ia three Fettlements on tbo place, first- Pemje s Twiu Chanuei Oysters, ot Golden I »te stable, .ad ertb. Thu is • good pl.ee »nd will be , kept on the market, if not sold (ooner until the fif- , Fries are superb. teenth of November, after which times other arrange- 1 _ t |< ^ < ^ ^ ^ ^ « ments will bo made. Tcima: Ooe-half cash, balance , tend'the Courtaof Clarke,^TackaonrWidton 4 Gv^nett* Pease will open Iris Palace Restaurant next i \ t™' week. juat as good ss you want them. Oct 13,1873. ; 0*.— —- ! octLS-Gt HENRY WEST, Emory Speer, , Georg;*., as Sulicitor G Lawyer, Athens, Georgl*.' as solicitor Genera At Pease’s you can get from a 10 cent cup of coffee to anything you may desire. BININCER’S LONDON DOCK GIN. Tinsley W. Rucker, Atn>rney-it-L.w—Prompt atteulioo given j : ueM. Jackson’s Magic Balsam is causing those , ftl n sufferers with those little painful tormenters 1 called corns to rejoice. It removes the pain i Especia'ly designed for the use of the Medical Pro- | in a very few minutes. Try it. fesiion and the Family, possessing those Intrinsic j m < | medicinal properties which belong to sn Old snd Pure Hekdebson &■ Tdebexce—Greene Line Gro- 1 Gin. A case against two negroes fjr larceny from the cer }’ Store, Whitehall street, wholesale and re- Indispensable to Females. Good for Kidney Corn- house was begun, but the facts indicating that tho j tail Gt ocers, and dealers in all kinds of conn- | plalnta. A delicious Tonic. Put up iu caeca coutain- Miss Cox and Mr. Close, Miss Coker and Mr. j cr i me wa8 in fact burglary. The case was withdrawu; | try Produce. Batter, Eggs, Chickens, tAp- 1 i°8 ono dozen bottles each, and sold by sil druggists, v , , ,, . list, Mis. Harmon and Mr. Anderson, Mis, t hl 3 Court having no power to try peraons charged j ,, les Potatoes Onions and° Cabbage sneciai-i &c - A - M. Bininger * Co., established KT8, The object of the meeting having been explained by Goodman and Mr. McWhorter, Miss Keith and Mr. 1 wiUl that offe ns6 . | R. ®’ f , t ' aDt,a 8 e » special ] Ko 15 BaaTet street, New York. C. D. Hill, and Mr. Patera, Miss Redding and Mr. Adair. The gentleman ushers were: Messrs. Bell, Haral son, Hill, Groves, Bilbro and Hsygood. COL. ALPHEFS COLVARD. * To me Editor* of me Herai.d : I bare been sojourning in your city for several daya* and have road with interest your Herald, which beat a the chairman, Captein Johns. Wise ottered the fol- | p.teon.. Ml.. Wellaee .nd Mr Log.n, Mi.sKiinbr. lowing, which was unanimously adopted: Whereas, On the 9th of this instant, the Democrats cf Atlanta met enmasse at the City Hall, and adopted recoletions of conceaaion. intended to compromise and adjust all differences of opinion “for the sake of harmony”—the friends and advocates of the delegate system as well as those in favor of the primary or ballot system participating, and Whereas, The advocates of the delegate system,did on I3th inst, meet with closed doors and announce a tick et, and on which ticket there appears some names nc- { of the booth icriomaly known to be anything but true Democrats, tad have pm them before the people as “the Demo cratic ticket” for Mayor and Councilmen for the ensu ing year; therefore be it Resolved by the Third Wat* Democratic Club. Tbit not believing the said advocates of the delegate tyitem had any right or authority to dictate to the Democracy of Atlanta, who shall serve them as Mayor end GouncUmen, (iM over the city), much Jess the wards, that we run 8. B. Spencer for Mayor, and J. G. Kelly and R. C. Young, our original “wool hat” Democrats for Councilmen, and that we atk the otfcer war da to send ua the names of their “wool hate” for support. The following were announced as the members of the Central Executive Committee from the Third Ward: John 8. Wise, A. M. Perksrron, T. A. Morris, W. Y. j Langford, and Jeff. Robinson. Interesting speeches were then made by Colonel George T. Fry, Alderman Langston and others, after which the club adjourned to meet on Tuesday evsn- i rg next. The Court adjourned without t i kusinees. I ties, and constantly on hand, cling further j HENDERSON A- Top.PENC j Sept 27, dtf. octl5-d&w5w CITY BUSINESS. IVIPORTANT SALE. to the people of Georgia, and I might say to the entire 8° uth Carolina Union, the latest and best news from the “Gate City” j the ttouth. Tbat at tho j- ve ^ nc tion House at 0; 2 o'c: I have to-night been informed of the death of a ciU- j morning. Don’t fail to be present, zen of my county, (Monroe) who, in the days “Lang | Syne” was prominent aa a civilian and Legislator, Col. ; Alpheus Colvard. He was for many years the Solicitor , General of the Eastern Circuit, and for several con secutive seeeioaa Representative m the Legislature from the county of Columbia. A gentleman by birth and education, he won the esteem and confidence of all with shorn he came ia contact. He was possessed of a large fortune, and having married the daughter of James Lamar, of Monroe county, settled at his old homestead, and lived in luxury aad ease, and was sur rounded by all the comforts of life. Va was one of “nature's noblemen,” and his nu merous friends will join the writer of this ia extolling | his many virtues ia paying this last sad tribute to hla j To strangers in the city and clothing buy- ; i ere generally—we invite attention to our hand- j — — some styles in ready made garments. For | A GOOD HOTEL. I the fall and winter seasons our steck is the ' We refer to the palmetto House, at S;arteaberg, ! largest in Georgia, and W6 are offering bar gains. Style, fit and durability are charac'er- | istics of the clothing purchased from Bowling Alley! g Attorney at Law All business promptly sej ly attended to, and the same respectfully sol: B A N Y- Thomas R. Lyon, Attorney at Law, practices regularly in the * Dougherty, Baker and Mitchell countiea. C; made. All_bu8ine6g diligently attended to. EBIOUS. J. R. McCleskty, Attorney at Law. m a 1T« k s vTl l k'. I WILL OPEN MY BOWLING ALLEY o Solicits business. A L. H O l X . J. A. Hunt, Flnit Circuit and Snprems o’clock on M. A J. Hirsch, Clothiers and Tailors, 50 Whitehall street THI4 MOBSIKG For a week or §o. Lovers of this healthful and invigoiating sport sre invited to call jfST Bar and refreshments in front of the Alley. 0Ctl5-Gt H. MUHLENBRINK. s o h: e ”i» cr l h . Joseph McConnell MUNICIPAL TICKETS. 11 * iU h* rcr r nC Ll 0 *“ | It is whispered by horse-dealers that Jack- j nouncementa that four Democratic ticket* are ln tha . r J fi.ld for anpport in tRe nomination on the 25ih. The ' 80ns Magic Balsam Will remoYe Waits from, questions,to “whois tob«,” will bs settled by the | horses. By making incissions in the warts | J* 05 ’ 1 *- nntil they bleed freely, and then saturate the RlCtlOllfi Air*Lilie RailWaT. ' corn with the Balsam, and ia a few days the ; STorattle Covington Hotel if you wish nica car- , petad rooms, clean, linen, suit beds, good meals and ; corn will disappear, livery accommodations. C. Cox, •eptn-tf Proprietor, Covington, Georgia LIST OF LETTERS. j. LADIES LIST. MARRIED. Mr. Robert T. McConnell married Mias Laura L Light at Flowry Branch on last Thursday night The wedding festivities were very ecj oysble. The groom 1 looked handsome, and (be bride was brilliant The CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Y*. CUT POLITICS. ! aT6ning p. fS ed off pleasantly. At the meeting of the Board of Trade yesterday BLorniog, Captain J. N. Dmnn offered a preamble and resolutions relative to street talkers snd anonymous writers, who have been charging the Chamber of Com merce with the paternity of one of the tickets pro posed for Mayor snd Aldermen at the approaching ejection. The resolutions condemned such charges as unfounded, aad declared that the Chamber of Com merce was organized for the promotion of the in- ' treats of all the people of the community, and that the Chamber of Commerce and daily Board of Trade have tried faithfully lo build up these interests sepa rate and apart from politico, either in city, county or Mate. Mr. LowaJ moved the adoption of the preamble and resolutions of Mr. Dune, with a slight change of the verhegs; and thought such action in the premises was both right and proper, ft Messrs. Stswart and Echols thought we cot dignify the matter by a notice. Mr. Stephens thought the President should make a statement aa to the facts in the case in the newspa pers. Mr. Dunn withdrew hia resolutions, remarking that eo far aa he was concerned, that the Chamber had no “ticket” in this or any other election, nor wonld they Lave any share in politics in the present or fuii£§. President Crane stated that he had given a commit- COURT RECORD- Swpreme Court. A—Mrs'. Naucie Alin. C E Armaly. Agues Alexander, Jane Anderson, Miss Lxura Addus. B—Mrs 1 . Ann Barrett, Belie B*U, H E Berry. Em mie Berwick, Melinda Barton, Mary Beeths, Paseie Bradford. Ohrer M Bailey, Misaee Georgy Buak, Jane Sennit, Mary M Belton, PatunciBell, Nettle Brown. C—Mrs*. Noraiss Cloud, Mary R Clarke. Suaan Con nelly, Mias Sdlie Carr, colored, Catlie Crawford, Julia Clarke. D—Mra Emily E Dnulap. K—Mrs Msrtby Elliaon, Mlaa Mary A Edmonton. F—Mrs O E Fleming, Misses Mary Forsythe, Kate Freeman, Elizabeth Fain, Mia’ Delia Foraker, colored, Lizzie Totter. R—Waa EUin Gear. a—Mra* Mahaley Higina. Mary A Hott, Joaiah Hodgers, Lizzie Hall. Fancy Hadaway, A N Hunt, R Hankson, Misaee Bland Harahart, colored, Anna Ham ilton. 1—Mrs* Caroline I ruin, J D Ingles. J—Mn Mary Jones. K-Mrs Mary Kile, Mias Mary King, Misa Nelly Kavsnaugh, Eliza Kieell* col. 1*—Miss Lizzie Lake, Josephine, col. JK—Mra Meeker, Mrs Mary Marsh. Mrs M J Morri son. Mrs Mary McGeehee, Mrs Anns McGuire, Mias Virginia E Marah, Misv Snaie Moore. O—Miaa Lizzie Ott, Miss Lauls Orr. P—Mrs Mattie Freest, Misa Nellie Pallia, DAILY PA8SENGER. - LEAVE. ARRIVE. [ Jackson’s Magic Balsam, it is said, has n&ve-r i Atianu 5:80pm 12:48 r u | failed to cure the worst case of colic in horses. ! § h "if^b.' j anVtion'.‘.' 834 l u 7:46 i 2 i Thousands of dollars will be saved by its accommodation passenger. timely use. leave, abeive j Atlanta S Uaii 6 M a w Miluxeet OrxiiiKO.—Mr*. E. P. OConnor 'chariou. 6:03am cs»as has not removed to Pryor street opposite the c ' B ’ B ' JuDC,ion 4 51 A M U x M Kimball House, but just returned from New York with the handsomest stock of Millinery, : H. M. GREEN, Attorney at Law, Calhoun, Gordon eountv. Ga practice In all the Court#. Office at the cou s A tt. T K K S V~1 L L K . Wofford & Milner, Attorneys-at-law; office up stairs, Bank B1j*v tioea ln all the courts. jp O H 8 Y T H . Cabaniss A. Turner Fancy Goods and Ladies' Fashionable Pat- ^ttOX*HOy At XaA'Wi terns for this season ever offered before in this market, and will be pleased to have all the ladies in the city and surrounding coun try to call and see her stock on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 14th and 15th inst., at No. 27 Whitehall stract. Atlanta, Georgia. Office, Republic Block, just opposite Kimball Ketail merchants in city and country will save money by baying “Georgia Factory’’ Sheetings snd Shirtings from Dcvu, OOLETBEE & Co., Agents for Georgia Factory. GEORGIA— Fulton bounty. ORDIVaBT’S OFriCE. Atlauts, G October It, 1873. In this tribunal yesterday, argument Was concluded ia No. 17, Chattahoochee Circuit—Ehgle k Pho uix Manufacturing Company vs. White, Sheffield A Com pany, garniakee, from Muscogee. Argued for plsiatiff in orror by General Benning and Mr. Peabody; for de fendant by R. J. Motes. J gg—Mrs Meeker, Mrs Mary Msrsh. Mrs M J Morri- J Rang this banner on the outer walls that! No. 18. 8sme Circuit—Georgians Moses vs. Brook- ! son. Mrs Mary McGeehee, Mrs Anna McGuire, Miss - xr . .. ii.ii . .. ont n ^.,.4 . a . » . » « , . . . 1 virotnla E Marah Misv Susie Moore Fulcbar Jc Valentine send challenge to the B1 SOLD, before the court bouse door m lyn Life Insurance Company, complaint, from Masco ' o_Misa lSi OU.»S ' \a tin™- ^ 1 „ i W the town of Jonesboro. Clajton county, Geor- gee, transferred to the heel of the Circuit. p Mrs Mattie ireast, Miss Nellie Pulliu, ; world $1,000 in gold to produce a butter- gia, on the 1st Tuesday in November, 1873, between So. 19. Central Lice of Bull vs. C. M. Lowe, action j H-Uri Barn E Bees, ids M E Meman a,' Miss M»r- j scotch candy equal to Fnlchar’s Premium, the u.ual hours of sile, tho following properly, to on the «se, from Haseogee. wu artaedtoe ptetatiffin | “o" Mte.^wUfSrtLng, j Butterscotch oatablished 1858. bad better ; error P«*body. and for defendant bj Moses A Down- 'Miaa Eliza Simmons, Misa Fannie^ Spraglnv, Mias octll-5t F. A. Block, Agent. for exemption of fersonslty and setting apart and valuation of homestead, and I will pass upon the same at my office on Monday the 27th day of Octobsr, 1873. at 10 o’clock, a.m. octlfc-dAwlt DANIEL PITTMAN. Ordinary. CLAYTON SHERIFF’S SALES, wit: One dwelling ho lse and lot containing two acres, more or lets, in the town of Jonesboro, known i A. D. Hammond. Lawyer, will practice in Flint Circuit, tiii C a; States District Coarts, and Supreme Court. ^OKT VulTT W. C."Colli«r AUor.tr snd CobumIot st Lsw, Port V^l.y Oi ! QTfT'p pis. ~ Will gire t,S*-iA^Mlentlon'lo^S^LwftSd Hm -1. trusted lo hi, ewe. Practices in the Fflnt C.. Doyal S Nunnally, Will gire prompt attention to any basin... .lie -a to their care. |ndian springs. N. C. Collier, Attorney at Law. ONTEZUMA AND OGLETS3?. PE tie mg. No 20. Charles B Leitner vs L H Miller. Coinplaint, from Talbot county. Argued for plaintiff by M U Blandford, and for defendant by Benning. ro 21. 8 A and Chailes B Leitner vs L H Miller. Complaint, from Talbot. Was argued with No 20. No 22. J M Gardner, trustee, vs Mortimer Jeter, administrator. Complaint, from Talbot. Argued for plaintiff by Peabody; no appearance for defendant. No. 23— J M Gardner, trustee, vs John Adams tor Anti mi* Smith, (col). Mrs Lydia Smith, Mrs Jane Smith, Mrs Fannie L Stanton, Mrs R G Swaneou, Miss M Sevey, Miss Fannie Share. of gentlemen the privilege of meeting in the j trom Tl!bot Ar „ ae<t by Peabo4y ■****“• com “ m “ from » h « 0 ' h " I pteintiff. No .ppeorance for defendant. party bad mads s similar request they wonld have had tbs same treatment. STRANG!&3 IN THE CITY. Tbs following, among others, wer* registered st the National Hotel last sight; A W Footer, Madison; J H 8mith, Paris, Kentucky; T JKsrp, Lexington. Kentucky; J C Gardner, Au gusts; W T Ysa Borent, Philadelphia; G 3 Jones Norcross; Miss MoUie Martin, Kcrcross; J B Me Ado, Richmond; TD Bosh, Charlotte; Jno Thomas. Stone MoaatAin; J B Wilkinson, Norfolk; E Paters, Led- better, Kentucky; A V Pope. Chattanooga; B G Chap man, Baltville; J B Johnson, John Lombard, Angus- Young ladies need not be under the neees- ; virtne of , uu ,i rJ . - 4 fa , ln my hand , in f ,vor of .Tame. T^Mr« I ”\vilSam i TAroiir'Mrs Croline Townsend, I sity of taking their mother's butter plates Hsncs vs Hsncs * Key snd Hsnes. Key & H.nes. “Vh , omV.o T n 1 ? rr- ’“ r * ,1 ‘ rth, ' nmmOT ‘'' M “‘ Mo1 -'for button moulds, as Kuox has a full line of p0,nte ' 1 °" tbJ S«Pt.mb.r 2.. Mro^lndc i the “ “ S blge ** th6ir he8,t ' 8 dCSiie - They . bu A n 1 ”^ro..'moro U o”le,“ < ln P o“n« i .be b Sorth tell ! have also a full line of ail the latest novelties of tend lot No,. 944. ia Urn 4th, dlMrict of ortQtegj ' “I adtertteed. the neck, Ac. They are also now receiving o^So*^ pointed’ . ~. __ 7 , their Fall stock of Millinery Goods. The i Waterloo, pteiauera attora.ys. A Stray Overszirt. ladies would do well to call on them before ■ also, st tb. sun time sod place, willlb. sold any nnrchafiinrr Knnv’n Millincrv and Varifttif'q seres, mots or leas, of land lot No. 103, In ths 13th paretiasiDg. Knox s Millinery and varieties, d(atrict of origlBaUy Henry, now Clayton county. No. 30 W bitehail street. sept 2e-tf. i levied on as the propertv of Eliish M Lsssetsr under — and by vlrfo. of a ft fa from Clayton Snpwior Coart To the Ladies—Baboainb in Dbt Goods. — |» * dmta HOW tlT NEARLY LED TO THE SHEDDING OF BLOOD. i the Chicago Tribune. As a prominent railroad man of this city No. 24—P H Whitaker vs G W Eppa and W J David. I Claim from Harris. Argued for plaintiff by Stanford; | for defendant by Martin J Crawford. No. 25—P Cherry ti Wm A Ransom. Complaint from 8tewart county. Argued for plsiatiff by Craw- So. 2C-Jobn 8 Harr.il tt »1. vs Jones Ilrosch. ! he saw a derk object on the M&dUon stre.t Complaint from 8tewart. Dtemiraed for want of proa, sidewalk, near I nion Park. He stooped I down aad picked it up, and found it to he the ! overskirt of a very elegant black silk dress. He bung it on the end of his cone, and laid Kalita 8 ■ per tor Court. SON. loss L. BOraiXS, judge pbesidiso. Tb. Ctetb of oOc. of limn W. Collins. Clark Snpe- ts; W a Car. CL*ltenoogs; J S Sherry, XtshviUo; W j rior Oonrt, was jMterdsy enterwl oa tb. minute*. ! Hendon. Mobile; W W Lambkin. Oreeneboro; P Wm. Herring * Son va. Biyacn k Beaumont. Dte- Weo*. CbarlMton; M G Garner. Buford; M M Steiner, I mlased. IteHiiaoie; J D Alexander, GriSn; A W turner, Me- i i. K. Osborne v*. 0. C. Green# and W. A. Witeon. Donosgh; P H Woodward, Hartford Conn; D W j Administrator. DiaateMd. smith, Oakland, Kentucky; E W I, Mobley, Smjraa. I Wm. Hill vs. V. 8. Allen. Dirmirerd. Wm. Herring k Sob, va. T. 8. Powell Y'JIISQ MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ; | Maggie Rosa vs. J. E. Butler. Dlemii TO-NIGHT. E B Darden A Co rl Grant, Alexander Robert Yancy vs Dougherty Hn'cbcn — , - , T meter. As wo have determined to carry on the Cloth-; property i ointed out by platnMO. Thie tbe 27tb day ing Business geperaU and extensive, we offer 0< *n>teml»r, Q HCD90Si gherfff. oar entire stock of Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions, j Printer’s le. >2 SO per levy. etc. ,st cost snd below. Our stock is too large to j LIVER PILLS, M FISH A DUPREE. Attorneys at Law. g«il,KB 6 EV_inL*. Beni. W. Barrow. M A D 1 S O It A. G. A F. C. Foster. Attorneyz-at law, will practice in Ocmnlgec C-cust. Supreme Court, and Uaited Stetea Circuit Oour:«. The Senior it Register in Bankruptcy tor 5th enJ o:a Dis tricts. A ORANGE. W. W. Turner, the cane over his shoulder, and walked on, hoping that some lady would claim if, snd that thus he would bring gladness to a female heart and make an acquaintance. But after! the garment had swung behind him six blocks i he grew disheartened, and having reached the drug store of an intimate friend, be walked I ! in, and, banging the skirt over a chair, re-! marked that it wonld he called for. Pretty ' soon some ladies came in for soda water. The The Young Men'< Cbrizti&n Association will meet; at No. 52 Whitehall street, this evening at 7 3^ o’clock. A« matter* of vital Importance will be before the tody, it is hoped that every member will be iu at* T«ndacce. nM MM WOULDBT RISK IT. w. team ib.t on yeMerdey a queer gemua, together w.th hi. wife. Were summoned to appear and teatify j b Jore tbe grand jniy. Arriving st tba court-house, l be was informed that the grand Jury wished to ex 1 amln* bis wife first. H. replied, earnestly: "No, ; ■ r. She ta my wife, sir, sod she e ru : go into that , room alone, sir I” FUNERAL SOT ICE. Lccnri.—The friends and acquaintance, oi Mrs. F.mells Lnckie bad Thad H. Luckle ora re.peclfully lavttad te attend the funeral of tha tetter at Trinity Methodist Eflfoopml Cborcb, Whitehall street, this morning at fen o’clock. THE CHURCH Louis Francis vs J J McBrde, Thomas Ragland v. Aaron Alexsnd A J Bearden va J Armstrong, Pri-V t Co v»A Alexander, Cantwell k Bra va Jno PanUoile E Paaonr v, J A pavie, CTaylor va^ff Salmons, D G Puree va Wm McConnell. X VV Price va J N Bolmea, Joe Davie va J H Gust chine Slate of Georgia va J M k J C Alexander very modestly hsmieaed ; wa g .bout to remark to her that be had found ; it, and had lifted his hat by way rf introduc- “ : lion nose, , marked to A little boy WHO woa with ner." | •• “Johnny, there it is. go and gpt it." i •• “Johnny" made haste toward the garment, “ | and was about to lift it from tbe chair, ,-tiled I when the first claimant prevented ! ■> him by remarking, rather tartly, that it was liers. The claimants seemed deter- **» -j "; ljurge U‘ n, when a Tery corpulent lady, with a png , ci eBRO t ic, stepped quietly into the store, and re-1 f rked to • little boy who waa with her.” ] lo w quote prices, tot invite all in want of winter goods to look to their interest, as this is a fine chance to buy bargains at Cohen 4 Selki's, Cor. Whitehall and Alabama street.. octl2-6t Atlanta, Ua. Prices JUddcid !—No high prices At Cohen k Selig. Full Dress suits for Men Good Business " _ •' “ “ “ Youths. “ “ Boys. Handsome •• “ Children. All at reduced prices. Large assortment. stock J « j$ , lowest prices, At C'ohen &. Sxmo's, Corner Whitehall and Alabama streets. DR. CALHOUN’S LIVER FILLS. AKAYKTTK. J. C. Clements Will preclic* In Rome end Cherokee Orceiu r.- zttentlon given to coUecticne. CMine for w..i ieode etfended to promptly. R • " * — Hamilton Yancey. Attorney el I AW. Office in New Empire Block Broad street. Will prectice in ell the Courts. »l- toation given to bualneea. Dunlap .. in aU Scott, the Cowrte. Lawyer. Practice* i C. A. Thornwell, 1 AM ENGAGED IS THE MASUFACTCHEOF celebrated Family Medicine known »• the Calhoun Liver and Pills. Anti-Bilious George F. Pierce. Jr., Attorn**; u l>w N ft Z ^ ^ John H. Woodward, bimaelf. Thte Pill ba.brebl.uee lor tb. teat thirty- I fire yeora. end lies taken precedence over all other — In p ^ Femily Preporataone, by el that here ueed^them. | ASHING TON. Bev E. Patre, of Kantorky, will preach at tbe Firat I property to tbe payment of aald awns, res entered op Baptlrt Church mil avanlsg at V, a’clack Tba pnh- »>T Calobel K J. Bammoud. ptelntm . attorney, lie art cordially havUad lo alterd. I J. W. Ropav waa awum a grand juror In place of.'. Prayer meeting at * o’.lock thte murnlrg. | *• Smith, excuaed. H O Jonea va Mary I, Jouca—lii>al for divorcc-4i» | mined 1° decide Ihe tiUo by wngor of battle. Tbe railroad man slid bebtud tbe prescription 1 case, and the drug store man grew violently i red in the lace. It was an embarrassing mo ment for him, bat happily it was quickTy cut short by the bay, who, in obedienca to a mo od d ana more positive command ot the cor pulent lady, snatched the skirt from tbe chair and walked quickly out into the street with it, followed by tbe Urge woman. The other lady qnickly followed her, and whether they en gaged in a fight or not will perhaps never be known, as the railroad man was aa badly frightened as the druggist, and neither of them dated follow and see the termination of the qneer transaction. Rail Dsvis, Maypon A Moors vs G W Collier, »sttled £ K Tall man vs £ A Thomza, “ W F Parkhurst, Aisignes for ths us» of A C Lid<l vs Lardsbsrg, Cohen A Co. settled. W. J. Houston, Treasurer, etc., vs. John Flcksa. In tbit cast, Iks trizl of which occupied more than a Any, ths jury returned a verdict for plzintiff for $308.01, principal, and $0.09 Interest, end costs of cult, where upon ths usual judgment, subjecting ths mortgstfed W. H. Toombs, Prompt attention given to r.l MUL rhouasnds would certify to their great value if nscss- .* , ■' , eery. Oue fact should supersede any amount of cer- Au ounce in gold lor every box of chewing I tifleates, and that fact is this: Dr. Calhoun baa been ... , n . v.ianlivia'. t'raa m Trtw.i physician to the Fulton CObtnty Prison fer over aeven Attorney at Iaw. Pr gum thft. will eqn.il A alentine « Cream lown yemrJI> W h en the number of prisoners ranged from 10 ! ness entrusted to his Ralsani. Frank E. Block, Agent, ia receipt to 70 laboring under all ths diseases incident to this ; — . . ... . . .» . climate. With but few rxcsption* they have all been • ■ ■■■■» of large shipment discount to the trade. . treated with this Pill, and astonishing to tsy, during | O LET. OCU4-6L tint long period, not a solllary death occurred under I —* t ♦ his treetmeat This fact is worth any amount • f fee- II von want a stylish suit made to order go I umoalate. . .. _ • u . , I am now prepared to til order* from Drumtlste, to Id. It a. HIMCH, Merchabta aad other*. All oidere rent ms shall re- Dyepepaia,Y)larrbu<a. Dyaaotevy. RbauaaaUsm. Cbot- are Morbus, BtUaaaseaa aad Sick Haadacb*. or other Moubmmo Daxaa Goods in Jarnise, Bombs- diseases of* Southern climate, hut yields readily to Bnsssl Cord, Paris Beps, Cashmere, Emprees, French Merino, and everything else deeirable at lotre»t possible prices at octl2-,nnA tues. Jobs KtILl'a | street,, Atlanta. Ga. Noaa eaauioa unteaa it brer, tba elcuture of S. C. William, and picture of D r. Calhoun, address N. C. WTT.LtAMS, LARUE, PLEASANT ROOM aad foot Iretdou Oak atrret i ,11 be had in a private family by ap- ( .Iy;u« at WILLIAMS’ UKtMT HOI SE. oclis at GEOKHIA—Fulton County. OaDiainv's Orin-s, October It, 1,7b. 1,1 RKDER1CX JONB8 boa applied for cxampt.eu ot I 1 pareoooMy. aad 1 will pare upon tba lame, at rap oo Monday, tbs *Tth day *( October. n:s. -.Tittm nctlJ-dftwU DANIEL FIYTMAN, Ortliaary.