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KOTICE TO C1T¥ »CB«CBlBKn». Mr. J. I*. Crenshaw is the sole authorized agent in the city for receiving anbecriptiona to (be IJeiald, and 6uu this date we shall roooeuize onlyjhis receipts as valid. ATLANTA BRANCH CHEAT SOUTH ERN OIL WORKS. Headquarters Tor Oils and Faints. The largest and most com plete stock in (lie Southern States, at pri ces to compare with any other markets, in immense assortment of Artists’ Mate rials and Window (Hass. Send for Price Lists. CARLEY.'DUCK & CO. BLDWINK,& FOX make a,specialty of Dissecting Instruments. A Jaige lot of Bine Stone in Store and to arrive. MEDWINE & FOX, Druggists and Apothecaries. CITY REiCORD. Notes Round Town Yesterday i»y | the Ifciald Reporters. OI'R AGEK1 5. The following named gentlemen are our Agents, and are duly authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions and advertise ments: THA.YEI.JiiG AGENTS. T. J. Burney General Traveling Agent. B. F. George Special Traveling Agent. Henry R. Davie Special Traveling Agent. J. H. Gibson Special Traveling Agent. LOCAL AGENTS. Stewart k McCalla Ccnyers, Ga. K. A. Qnarterm&n Cutbbert, Ga. T. A. Caudle Carrollton, Ga. J. R. Wimberly Tccumseh, Ala. Canning k Harmon Flowery Branch, Ga. C. P. Wheeler EufauTa, Ala. RIJJGICUS SERVICES TO-i AY. FrBST BAPTIST CHCBCH. Rev. E. Petri will (D V) preach a rein-on at the First Baptist Church this morning at 10> a o’clcck. £ub- j ect—The Unpardonable Sin. Services at 7)* o’clcck at night. At the clcse of the night services, the ordinance of rapiirm will be ad ministered by the pastor. The public are kindly in vited, and will be comfortably seated. The meetings will be continued ncxtwtrk at 8 o’clock a i: and at V4 P v. SECOND BA1 TIST CHURCH. Services at 11 o’clock ibis morning and at S o’clock p if—Rev A T Spalding, pastor. Sunday school at 0 o’clock a m—F P Wettmoicland, Superintendent. THIRD BAIT 1ST. Services at the usual beur this morning by Rev. €too. B. Moore, pa6tor. Sabbath sobcol at 9 a.m. Prof. J. A. Ricbardfcn Superintendent FOURTH RAITIST. Preaching morning and cvenirg at the usual Lours by the paster, Rev F M Daniel. Sunday celicol at 9 o’clock this merning. FIFTH BAPTIST. Regular service a merning and ever irg by Rev. J. F. Edens, pastor. Sabbath school at 3,'« p. m. Ceptain TV*. S. Keese, Snperintendent. WILSON chapel, On Jones’ avenue. Sabbath tchool at 4 r w. Virgil Forcross, Superintendent. ST. LUKE’S EPISCOPAL, On Waltcn street, over Orphans’ Sthcol. Services at 10J* o c ock a v. Sunday school at 4 r m. 6T. LUES'S MISSION, Year the Rolling Mill. Services at 7>* p u. Sunday school at 4 p xr. % ST. TBILLIPS EPISCOPAL. £25 Services at 10:30 a m and 7:30 pm. CENTRAL PBEfiBXTEBIAN. Preaching morning and evening at the usual hours by the pastor, R»-v J T Leftwich. FIBfiT METHODIST CHURCH. Services mornirg and evening at the usual hours. EVANS CHAPEL. Preaching at 11 o’clock this morning and 8 o’clock this evening. Rev 0 A Evans, pastor. Sunday-aebool at 9 o’clcck am. W P Hammond, superintendent. EVAN’S CHArFL. Rev JM Dickey will preach at the usual hours, morning and evei-ing. Sunday-school at 3 o’clock this evening. Judge* Collier end Professor Orr, tujerin- taodents. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Preach ng this mornirg at the usual hour by the pastor, 1 ller T M Bar nr. guuOaj-school ut 9 o’clock a m, J< ho A Peidue superintendent. STRANGERS IN THE CITY. Yesterday we had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Gt o. Dallas, the bandsomest.inan in LaGraDge and the most fascinating ladies’ man in the State. He is socially one of the most agreeable gentlemen it has ever been our good fortune to meet—in fact, nothing of a com plimentary natnre could be said that would do him more than justice. It is rumored that he is here on matrimonial LusineFS. We hope to congratulate one of Atlanta’s fair daughters and • at some wedding cake com. The following, among others, were registered at the Xitional H< tel last night: J A Twiggs, Augusta: C A Noeil, £o Ex Co; John M Henry, Mre Hanks, Ala; French Strange and lady, do; J A Lovelace, Cartersville; H C (Rose, Tennessee; D A Walker, Dalton; TC Hargis, Knoxville; A J Macdon ald, Baltimore; H Loftio, Ga; W A Parks, Marietta; A Coleman, 8AM RR; J H Hanford, N Y; 8 Giantism!, Griffin; K B Waring, Baltimore; John Stubbs, Augus ta; G T Dadas, LaGrangc; F L Chandler, M<ntgcmc- ry; T A Caudle, Carrollton; J It Wiikimon, Vo;Henry Keffer, Montgomery; J C Smith, Pa’metto Mr. T. W- Garrett, traveling agent for the Macon and Brunswick Railroad, pataid through the city on yea- terdry. He is an old railroad man of high reputation, and we sincerely wish him success. Mr. Charles W. Hav fe, a lawyer of prominence, of Augusta, is registered at the Kimball House. Judge C. B. Cole, of Maoon, is at the Kimball. THE KvTY-DIDS. inn roil, or in hots who will •* u.y thkib HANDS ” IN MACoN—“TU* LAOTES* rAVOHITTS.” J A Fltten, Captain; C W Henderson, 1st Lieutenant; B Bridget, *ntHL.1 uttmaat; W IT McWhorter; 3rd Lieutenant; C C Guilford, lstPorg«ant; E S Met law less, 2nd 8*r*cu»t; Billy Bomsr, 3rd Sergeant; John Hawkins, 4ih Secant; T A Johnson, 5th Sergeant; Bill Rhodes, 1st C'TwOSt!; bM Dyke man, god Corporal, Willie Nutting, 3rd Corporal; Fifd Curfm- ghsm, 4th Corporal. ▼ Bell G R, Burk* D If, B>rker B, Cunningham, Cry- ton, Care rly. Ca.«iwel>. Foraytli. Grve.n, Guimaron, Hoyle F J, Joiner W R, Johnson J, Johnson C, Ligin D. Lowry J, I/Mter, McGill, M. AUUtet, McD nald. Hutting, Poweil JD, Peters R. Ru-hton. RoIkusou. Rtndle. hedw.uS' Tarrer, Trotrt, Wila^reon, Wight; Wsrtck. ON ’CHARGE. The atteudai.ee on ’Cl angs y e»i*-rd«y morning a ss not so fuil av the day iiefoie. Pierde.it A a»e pte*ki*d. The price < J «o ton ass sdvtLtfd to 12X cents. No other change* in prices. President < ran« trad a letter fiom M >«!* k Cohen, of New York, pres* norg ti*e trnisl rfjoit of the Kew York Phh!h«*i Rx- h«n*e, to Hit. Atfsr 11 Chsmber •f Commerce. On mo;ion of >i« Bo*ir, Pre»hi< nt Oran# was di rected to r< tom tbe‘banks of the Charuhirof Com merce to Mom- A (i t «ti or >Le valuble present EFOBE TUB FOOTLIGHTS. DeGive’e Opera House. Resplendent in Gas. D.fficult as it Is to one conversant with tcenes of magic splendor, it is still more difficult to one unused to scenes of beauty to portray correctly a combination of scenic and artistic talent. To those who lave not viewed the DtGive Opera Hcuse since its recent en largement, we wou’d isy that there are but few at tractions in the Sonth that merit more attention than this. To these who were permitted to attend the opening last night a rare treat was effrred. i hr audikncx hall has been greatly enlarged, with every arrangement for the comfort and convenience of the pleasure-lov ing public. The scats in the parquette and aress cir cle are nicely cushioned, which will oonduce largely to the general comfort, while the peculiarity of their position enable all to see to an advantage. The Hall ia well lighted with gas, and shows to a great advant age the btautifnl and appropriate frescoing that adorn the ceiling. The octagonal curtain design, with its delicate »■ hading snd embellishments, gives a dome-like appearance to the centre, and reflects great credit upon the Kreugi r Bros., who designed and perlormed the work. The most attractive feature, and by far the moat noticeable feature, is the DROP CURTAIN. “The quick eyed painter's Land, now bold, new sof-.ly tender. From his free pencil tfatb iked a magic splendor.” Painted by Eugene Crsmer, the accomplished scenic artist, snd* designed after, Jacob’s celebrated picture in the Art Gallery of England, “The Golden Horn,” in the harbor cf Constantinople. The effect cf the picture is striking, with ita rich Turkish ececery; rebels riding at anchor in the harbor, the morques and minarets of the city gleaming in the evening twilight, while the mellowing rays of the setting sun sbed a bslo of beauty over the oriental scene. One can imsgiie that lie almost bears the ripple of the water as it b; eaka around the craft that ride on ita Lorcm. The settirg sun, struggling through tne mitts of tho evening, throws a sheen of brightness over the water, and lights up the towers of the city in the distance. Altogether, the painting is one of rare merit, and will add largely to the pleasure of the aight of the seeing public. THE 6CBNEBY Has bec-n renovated and retouched, with such addi tions as the increased size of the staj’e demands, and is so arranged that it can be transferred with quick ness, thus dispensing with the trouble and annoyance of catching, etc., in shift ng. THE STAGE Has been greatly enlarged, and has a frontage of SO feet (within the proscenium) with a depth of 42 feet— giving ample scope for any and all purposes. The dressing rooms, on the right of the stage, aro elegant ly fitted up and of tasy access io the stage. THE CAPACITY Of the Hall is ample and will afford sufficient and am ple room for any audience, and will scat comfortably 2,000 persons. We cannot close ibis notice without paying a mer ited tribute to Mr. DeGive, whose energy and enterprise has added so much to the pleasure and amusement of Atlanta, snd we hope that our people will show their opprcciation by bestowing a liberal patronage upon this inotitutirn. Mr. Tucker, the competent, efficient, and accommodating manager of the bouse, is too well known and highly appreciated to mention further, than to add our evidence to this fact. We hop© that all true friends of pleasure will prop erly appreciate this evidence of Mr. DeGive’a inter est in our city ’» welfare, and come up nobly in sup port of bis enttrprize. PENCILETTES. A monument for ex-Governor Brown, intended for the grave cf bis eon Fiank, arrived yesterday by tbc Western and Atlantic Railroad. It is very handsome, and cost $17,CC0. We asked a merchant ^yesterday, “How is the panic ?” Pulling off bis hat impressively, and point ing to his b<ad, be says, “Do yen tea those gray hairs?” “Yes, sir.” “Every one came there since Jay Cooke broke.” The Atlanta companies are drilling every night, pre paring for the Macon Fair. Happy Cal Wagner will be here this next wr«kto redeem a premise which he made to the Ladies’ Me morial Association last winter, viz: to give a benefit lor their monument fund.f Some of them thought Cal wouldn’t come back to make his promise good, but we could have told them better. He’s a man it will al ways do to count on. Our youDg friend, J. T. Shuttle, has just returned after a trip to Cincinnati and other places, and will go in the fruit business very extensively this season. An avaricious African was passing down Whitehall about dark last evening and when in front of the store of Messrs. Fieisbel k Co. he mistook the string of shoes exposed there as a sign for something else and made a back salary grab. He was detected and pursued. The negro escaped, snd the shoes were gathered up for a distancs of a whole block. The “exquisites” all go to Clarke’s for Ibeii cant s. He has all sorts—from an electioneering bruiser to a moat delicate monkey bead. The duBt ytstreday was so tliitk and tame that even the dray mules imbibed ths infection, and the snort ing was beard from Dan’s cigar store to Beerman k Kurtz’s. The meeting of the 7th ward politicoes took place last Light in front of Dutch Petu’s. Tue question was fully argued and settled, and the country is eafer than it was before. Several gentlemen from foreign States participated in tho “rebellion,” and will be, of course, compelled to take back seats—when the thing is settled. Officer Green Hd and had a lively timolast night in arresting a negro woman and her husband, who lived out on Taylor’s Hill. Some misunderstanding be tween th»m resulted in her breaking a desert plate over hts bead, for which imult he ran all the way to town to get an officer to arrest her. If it was announced that one of the prettiest girls in Monroe county was at present in the city, it might cause a flutter among some of our boys. WAR DECLARED. HOW THE HOTS DO IT. Correspondence Extraordinary Mb. C. D. L , Sir: Suppoeing frem our conver sation at the Kimball Honre and at my store this morning, that you intended to rtiort to some means of obtaining satisfaction from me, which you claim is due you, outside iof the common way generally used by bo} a of our age and standing. If such ia your desire, please appoint a aecosd who will confer with Mr. R. H. C , who is authorized to #ct forme iu any ca pacity be may see fit, and any agreement which they may come to will be satisfactory to me. Hoping this wri’.l meet ycur approbation, I am sir, very respectfully, Chas N. P . This note was banded toL , by Mr. C , at Burke’s book store, who replied to Mr. P next day. Atlanta, Ga., October 16, 1873. CharlfsN. P.—Sib: I accept your challenge, but I suppoee you are aware that we will have to leave tho State. My friend Mr. — will see Mr. Or, and arrange everything ncceeiaiy. You will plesso keep this as quiet as possible. Yours to command, C.D. L. Atlanta, Ga., October 17,1873. Mr. T. met Mr. C. at the Kimball House, t y ap pointment, at 3 o’clock, when tLey agreed to the fol lowing: To Mb. C. D. L.—Sir: The only agreement which ijself and Mr. T. can come to, is this: First, that we do not intend to go out of llie State, as it <aexpensive and uncalled for. fcecond, it can be managed here as well as out of the Slate. If you will agree to the following tetme, that is, that you will appoint a place out of the city, at any time you may arrange, and there settle the difficulty hon orable to both sides. If you will not agreo to this, myself and Mr. T. will withdraw frim both sides, and leave it for you and Mr. P. to settle yourselves. The proposition already made to you by Mr. P., to settle it without re sorting to arms, w» think a fair one. Respectfully, Jack T. . R. E. C. MV. G. by request of Mr. P. went to see Mr. L., when Mr. L. made the following statement, that he intended to fight Mr. P., but out of tbc State. Mr. G. asked him why wot fight him in the country, his reply was tlist he could not get tie necessary arms. Mr. G. raid to h:m that they could' r GBT * pistols on guns j PR. A. V. SPRADLING—HIS ARREST AND DIS CHARGE. A day or two aince a notice appeared iu thia paper, reciting tho fact of tho orresi asd trial of the above d gentleman for larceny after trust, and his con viction before Justice W. P. Hammond. The dostor’a version of the affair Is about as follows: That 1.1s wife’s brother sent blra from Memphis two first class ticket*, for his wife and his wife’s daughter to return to Memphis; that while here Lis wife had been sick With consumption, aad himself and family reduced to such an exigency that it became necessary for him to dispose of one of the tickets dons, the young lady (bis wife's daughter) was induced HTynJVTTTT’S PEARL GRITS H aving been appointed agents for the sale of hudnut’s pearl grit?, we offer them to the trade on reasonable terras. It is a well known fact that there are the BEST PEARL GRIT3 made. We wl.l be inconstant supply an! guarantee them fresh. Dealers iu city snd country will find it to tbeir advantage to order from t 0* . O O W . BTJRKB Sc Wliolosalo and Hotail me necessary for him to -w—-w -w -• ^ j j • Dookisellers & Hta/tioiiers .' h ‘‘ tiU ' Eg '° Dealers in Printer’s Stock. Small Mares, Fancv Goods, Ac., Comer give bond, and being committed to jail, he was finally ... * Alabama and Whitehall Streets—ATLANTA, CA. ^ - - WILL DUPLICATE NEW YORK BII.L8. scpSO released, on m proper showing beiog made that no crime was committtdin the transaction. STATION HOU8E REPORT. Yesterday was a dull day in police circles, and con* scquently but few amsta weie made. Willis Harvill, colored, was captured in the act of appropriating fish belonging to Mr. L. Cook, and lodged in prison. This case will be attended to to-morrow. CARELESSNESS. Yesterday morning as s lady with her child attempt ed to get abca- d tho Air Lito cars, *ve minutes before the time for starting, tho engineer moved eff the train. The lady was thrown down and severely hurt, bhe lost several teeth, besides an ugly gash in her fore head. The train continued to move, and was not ar rested until it had proceeded two miles from tovrr. The engineer was callod to headquarters. COURT RECORD- $20,000. OO. 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.’s.) Will be sold for certided Checks on THE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK or JOHN II. JAMES, AT TAIl, at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS. oc!7 tf Supreme Court. In this court yesterday argument was concluded in No. 27, Chattahoochee Circuit, Moulton Moses et al., vs. Isaac J. Moses, executor, Equity from Muscogee. No. 29—Same circuit—Theodore Ewing, adminis trator, et al., va. R. J. Moses, for administrator, eq uity from Muscogee, was taken up, but not concluded. Pending the argument of Mr. Peabody for plaintiff in error in this cane, court adjourned to 10 o’clock on Tuesday morning u«xt. Fulton Superior Court. noN. jo: , JUDGE, i *:djxg . here as well as out of the Slate. Mr. L laid that be did not intend to fight Mr. P. without arras, and he was unable to get the kind he desired. Mr, G. afckcd him what kind he would choose, he taitl HENRY RIFLES. Court met at 8 o'clock. The State vs Banks Crawford—assault to murde The defendant plead 'guilty to a.-sault and was ?e: tcnccd to pay a fine of two hundred dollars and costs and to remain in custody until {aid. Gicnn, Solicitor General, for the Slate, and Hill k Candler for the de/eni STEWART & WOOD, STOVES, — AND — HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Copper Smithing-, &c., 90 Whilrliall Street, ATLANTA, G A. A GOOD CHANCE FOR FURNITURE. A« will be seen by an advertisement published else* where, the Atlanta Furniture Manuiactory is offering |or sale* very large stock of faroiture of every des- HetzdveSCHitchco.k-faUe imprisonment. |^ f cription , and ‘ will take cert fled checks of the Dollar ’kaj—.. - a Saving* Bank or on Jubn H James, for the Lcxt thir ty day*. The furniture Is of the best deicripl’oa and will be Verdict for plaintiff for $150 dsmsges and costs of euit, Hoge A Weil for plaiutiff and B F Abbott for the de fendant. The fine of ten dollars a t .inet Timothy Burke lul(lc n t up. This i» a aplendid opportunity fur all who | desire to make a good lnvestm* ut. Give Sells a call 1 at tha Ware Rooms. No. 70 and 72 Whitehall street. remitted. Chas Emory vs 0 A Lochiane, tiustco, etc.—petition to foreclose mortgage. Upon dtmmrer to laid peti tion and rule ordered that the raaie be dismissed. | THE GREvT CIRCUS COMING. A tV Hammond &Son attorneys forCe.tni que trust, j M wi n no aeca by refrrcnc to an advertisement in HarveyO ShealilavsA II Perker.on, SheniT-rule | fhil Atlanta is to be visited at an early Diei to distribute money iu the Lands of tho Sheriff, j j., by Lent’. “lLulroad Leviathan, Itnaical Llv.ng Itole -bsolnte taken by content. : Exposition. ’ The Coiut adjourned till 8>,' o’clock tc-raorrow \ morning. j FUNERAL NOTICE. The funeral of Alonzo Bucharan will te treached United States Ccmmtssiom- j to-day at 4 o’clock i i, by the Rev. C. J. Oliver, st Judge W. B. Smith yesterday released four prisoners j tvani UbapcJ. from further confinement. The following is a list of j tbeir names, the offenses of which they were convict ed. length of imprisonment, etc. Hezekiah Busley. of Whito county, who was convict ed of illicit distilling, sentenced to twelve montha im prisonment, and been confined thirteen months—re leased taking the usual cath. O. W.'Ledbetter, of Dawson county, for tame offense, sentenced to six months imprisonment, been connued seven mouths—released on taking ihe usual oath. J. P. Blalock, of Campbell county, sentenced to six months imprisomnet, for same offense, been confined seven mouths—released on taking the usual oath. Lewis Wilson, colored, of Campbell county, sen tenced to six months impusonment for working in illicit distillery, been confined seven months—released on taking the muAl oath. They were all apparently well pleased with the re covery of tbeir liberty. Stylish Dress Saits at M. &*J. Hiascii Full line of Shawls and Cloak? at extremely low prices. Lowe, Douglass & Dalla-. oct!9.2t Good Overcoats at M. A J. HiRscii Bargains I—All the fine hats and bonnets, feathers and flowers, handsome cloth sacqner, shawls, etc., which were in the “London Store'* stock, will bo exposed for sale this week, regardless of New York cost, at oct!9 John Kmxr’s. KENT LI IT. The attention of those interested is called to tbc rent lists of Messrs. G. W. Adair snd Robert Crawford published eisewhero in tc-day’s Hebald. DRY GOODS—FALL STOCK. I,TUia do Ssulles & Co., have s large and well selected stock of new dry-gcoJs % cn Laud, cmbracirg in extent and variety everything usually found in this line. Purchasers will cousult their interest by giving this bouse a call. masonic notice. We call attention to the no ices of 8. L Solomcnfon, under this head. Jackson’s Magic Balsam is causing those sufferers with those little painful tormenters called corns to rejoice. It removes the pain iD a very few minutes. Try it. To the Ladies.—The attention of the la dies of Atlanta is called to the fact that, Mrs. ! McCormick has on hand a very fine and com plete stock of fashionable Millinery and Fancy Goods. Call, ladies, and examine her stock. octl9-d2m United State* Circuit and Bidrlrt Court. EON. JOHN KRSKI.VB, JUDGE, PRESIDING. j ! Court met st usual hour. United States vs. Wellburn Candler. In this case the Jury returned * verdict of not guilty. L. E. Bleckley and Madison Bell for defendant. United States vs. John H. Richardson, illicit dis tilling. The government witnesses could not identify the defendant, and the District Attorney consented to a verdict of not guilty. United States Bonds forfeited. United States va. T. D. Stanfield. Continued. Unite! States vs. Franklin, Bowling A Miller, viola tion of enforcement act. Continued.^ United States vs. Green Alien. CoDtined. United States vs. It. B. Malone. Continued. United States vs. George Cox. Continued. United btates ve. ColumbuB Deal. Continued. The following cases aro ret for trial Monday: United States, vs Alwiu Hansard, Janies Haufard, J DeWitt Hansard, Emory Hansard, W B Hansard Monroe Samples, Jerry Elrod, Wm Gardner—all for illicit distilling. United States vs 141 boxes cigars, etc.. Mead k Bro. claimants. j Stedham k Co. vs Mtyor and Council of Atlanta. ! Fardin vs Hardin. Bill, etc. Frankiiu vs Chapman Morrow et al. Bill, etc. HOTEL FOR BEN T. Col. B. J. Wilson, of West End, offe; Staves Hotel property, located it this city, for rent. the United the central portion of local notices. The Atlanta Auction House calia the at tention of merebanta and citizens generally to a large consignment of Csnvasaed Hams and Kits of Mackerel, which they will sell on Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock. This is Robert Trammell—two cases. ; your time tor bargains, as these articles must be sold. 10,000 lbs. Canvassed Hams and 100 Kits of Mickerel, together w ith a large assortment of Harness, double and single, Furniture, Oil Paintings, Matresses, Pianos, Organs, Show Cases, Iron Safes, Crockery, Trunks, Dry Goods, Notions, etc., etc. Also, Stock, Mules and Cows. Wht & Joyner, cctlO-dSAT IG Teachtree street. Hendf.usox &. Tdrrexce—Greene Line Gro cery Store, Whitehall street, wholesale and re tail Giocers, and dealers in all kinds of coun try Produce. Balter, Eggs, Chickens, ^Ap ples, Potatoes, Onions and Cabbage, special ties, aud constantly on hand. Henderson &. Torrence. Bept 27, dtf. Black silks and black and fancy dres s goods, a superb line, in which competition is invited, at John Keely ^ octlO It is whispered by horee-doaiers that Jack- son's Magic Balaam will remove warts from horse3. By making incissions in the warts nntil they bleed freely, and then saturate tbc corn with the Balsam, and in a few days the corn will disappear. Jackson s Magic Balsam, it is said, has never failed to cure the worst case of colic in horses. Thousands oi dollars will be saved by its timely use. Table linens, from 35 cents per yard, up wards, at John Keelys. octlO Millinery Opening. —Mrs. E. P. O Connor Our Custom Department is stocked with the j has not removed to Pryor street opposite the finest goods in tho market, satisfaction. M. A J. IIirsch, 50 Whitehall street. I want to buy a fine cottage for cash, in We guarantee j Kimball House, but just returned from New j York w ith the handsomest stock of Millinery, I Fancy Goods and Ladies' Fashionable Pat- { terns for tuis season ever offered before in this market, aud will bo pleased to have all the ladies in the city and surrounding coau- SEVKNTH WARD MEETING. Accordirg to notice, a meeting was held at tbe Sev enth Ward Precinct, with President John A. Stephens in the chair, and John F. E<.wards eecrtiary. Tne President api ointed tbe following, to wm on tbe Central Executive Committee: R. C. Mitchell, Noah R. Fowler, Captain W. T. Neamun. Samuel Weil and John F. Edwards. By B. F. Maddox— Krsolvid, Thfct we immireEd that the Executive Committee meet at the Recorder’s court reem <n ntx: Tuesday night at half past 7 o’clock. Adrpted. On motion the meeting adjourned. Jno. F. Fdwards, Secretary. After wLi« h tLe following resolutions were handed in and road by the secretary: Whfkeas, Great d ffermcis cf opinion Lavearireu as to wi>ut constitutes a true Dcmoeiat; and Whereas, Ail wii-e Democrats are lieu after to be known by tne covering on their cranium*; therefore, b3 it T‘>«t .fc. tf—wt of ih. 7,1, W.t.VOtaa j |jaT0 , n ,, u : D g uke n fl^ b t or quarrel with ,ou : order immediately for the \o:«rs of paid ward5iV) wool ha h. Evolved, 2. That no min be allowed to vole In the approach mg.nomination for Mayor md Aldeinu u un less he ha* on a * ool hat. Resolved, 3. That the crop n.eu who have the best interests of the city at heart are tl e Wool Hat Boys, and therefore the only one* wbo pbonld of right be elevated to office. Resolved, lastly. That all the oiher waids follow sixteen shooters, and that be could not get lb* m In the city. Mr. G. then paid to Mr. L. that Mr. T had declined to act for him out of the State, and who would he get ? He said, “Col. A. H. M.” But as y-1 wo have beard nothing further from Mr. L. and his friend Mr. M.; suppose Mr. L. will come to time sometime within the next year, if Dr. G. don’t get time to come down to Milledgeville and stay awhile. Atlanta, Ga . October lBtb, 1873. Mu. C. N. P.—Dear Sir: I take tbs liberty of addressing you instead of R. U. 0.. as I do not intded to con aider Lira a* an inter ested party, and as Mr. F. has refused to be in the matter any further. I propose that jou and I, by on r selves, shall, on or about tho r»th of Novnnbtr, go up the Air-Liuo Railroad, to a certain rmall station, aud settle thia little affim Uy ourselves alone. We can then do what we please without being arrested. I hope this will meet with your approval, as it is the only way in which 1 propose to act. As this m*ttcr is between wr§elvo*, I hope you will nut speak of it, aud I want you to understand that I do not wish to any one else on tho streets, and you bad better not at- teniptit : Your* very respectfully, Chas. 1). L. p^B.—My reason for dalajr is to obtain tha »eC*MA*y fuads t# carry out tho affslr without any -1- oOble v “to myself, aud to givj you time to prepare. ! four or five Apply to B. G. Kelley, Atlanta, Ga. Justce*' Courts. His Honor Justice U. W. Munday yesterday issued a warrant against Bob Riley for carrying concealed weap ons. The prosecutor was Mr. CbarU y Hunt, who, ou ascertaining the character eftbo testimony introduced by the defendant, withdrew tho wan ant. tamnel I.ocg waeamstc.1 for larceny after tiust I wet t m ready made clothing for men, boys, and the case against blr * ' ' * ' "* ' morning next. one quarter of a mile of the Car Sbed, with 1 try to call and see her stock on Tuesday and four or five rooms. Let me kuow at once. I Wednesday, the 14’.h and loth inst., at 27 Whitehall street. Retail merchants in city and country wiil We are offenng ,p.c«U iodneetaenri.this j CITY BUSINESS. down for trial on Tu t «Uy ! ^ chudreD> at pricc8 to suit dull time,. i Save where you can save, and buy a $10.00 i suit for $12.00 at Cohen & JSelio s, oclOif Coiner Whitehall and Alabama. AN INSTITUTION THAT NOTHING HURTS. Young ladies need not be under the neces- It a real pleasure durieg three dull panicky day., j R j t y t . lku ,„ tlleir mother's butter plates when all trade is paralyzed, and men stand yawning!,. , ,, , r .. e ou tho ureet corner., to go into . pt.ee Uke Lewi.’ for bul,0n " oq1 ‘ 1s ' “ S Ku0 * U ' lS * f “ U 1,Ue o1 Gfktb TEMPT,titS.' There will be a public meeting tf lihoda T<tuple this (Sundry) « veiling at 2’,' o’clock, In Odd Fallow’s Hall, con.t r Biosd 11 d Mitchell street*. Ju<’go Hop- kii.a has c. UM.-Lted to deliver rn addieit; also Cd. Perplts aud other dii tinguirhed k|< sk< ts. vlted to fctietiJ. Tf VPfrRAMF MIE'ii NO TONIGHT. Thtr*- w *i be a piddle mcctirg of Kb< da Cold Wster j Temp"- at iVd »ilow* iHall, COT tar of J?rtu.d aud j Mitch'h vc s, it two O’clcck this, evening, at which i time ad« j. >c» will be mad* by Judge Hc j kins. Col. 1 l'eep.ts u>J l>. P. Bid. TLe pt.blic arc coidiadyin- * vited i«» he prCMCt, as the creation wiil be an inter- • eating cue. DEMOCRATIC M t ELI NG. At a meeting of the Seventh Ward Democratic Club the following resold tion was adopted! Resolvid, That the executive commit'ees of the *°* I other wards of the city are requested to meet the com- . mlttee of thia ward next Monday nlRbt at 7% o’clock ' at tho Recorder's court room for the jurp^fe of or ganizing and perfecting arrargf ments for carrying on nominations to be made on the 25th instant. On motion of it. C. Mi'cheil, the cl air appointed the following as the executive conrmittre from th6 Seventh Want: T C Mitchell, W U Fowler, W LNu- nan, H Well, J F Edwards. Ou motion the club adjourned. Jno. A. St*I'D , The liman Cracker Factory, and watch the busy rush of business Within and sroirad its walls—not a moment of idle ness nor of rest. Always running, uiglit and day, to supply tho orders that come pouring in from all (juar- Urs. Inside of theae wall*, ouo Would never know that the rtf bad been A panic. Lewi > smiling, happy, ;>nd hard at work selects from the mass of hi* orders those that he tliiuks are eafeet, and ships out dray leads of crackers that were rough corn when ho bought them, snd have had 70 per cent, added value put on tho raw product since ho run it through liis mill and hi*'bakery. In mianteo- tur»-rs dqfwe ever find the solid wealth of tam coun try, and Mr. Lewis is ono of our successful manufac turers. lio bus built up a business that yields him thousands of dollars profit, and be is one whom every body wiil lovo to see prosper. Hi* various brands of cracker* *n<l biscuit are famous over the w hole South. A STERLING FIRM. Mtssrs. J M Patton and U F Pi ice have associated i Mr John T Hill of this city, as a partner in their com- | mb'niou house. This nukes a reliable aud staple firm, i MULE FuR SALE. Si e notice and call ou Messrs. Guthman k Haas. | DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. I The firm of D B k A C Ladd lias been dissolved by I mutual consent. TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. Those gentlemen are referred to the notice of Judge | Pittman, Ordinary. WANTED. Read notice under thia head. them ns large as their heart’s desire. They have also a full lined ail the latest novelties in Fancy Goods, Fancy Ties, Kufflings for the neck, Ac. They are also now receiving tbeir Fall stock of Millinery Goods. The ladies would do well to call on tin m before purchasing. Knox’s Millinery and Varieties, No. 30 Whitehall street. fiept 2e-tf. Trices Reduced!—No high prices At Cohcu & Selig. Full Dress suits Tor Men Good Business “ •* 4i Elegant “ “ Youths. Durablo “ “ Boys. Handsome •• 11 Children. All at reduced prices. Large assortnunt. Elegant stock And lowest prices, At Cohen it Seiju's, Corner Whitehall and Alabama streets. Dunn, Ogletbfe A Co., Agents for Georgia Factory. BANKS. B ank of the state of Georgia—f. m. co ker, President; W. W. Bell. Cashier. Pai'cr dis counted. Deposits received. Foreign and Domestic Exchange bought and sold. Checks on all points in Europe, in sum* to Ageuts f r tbe Inman and Cunard St- amahip Lin* s. First class and steerage ticket* at lowest rates. ^ k S. 8ALONHIN, Bankers and Brokers, next t JTa National Hotel. Exchange bought and sold. Hooey to loam. rgYUE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK, No. 2 K;inua»; House. William Gordon, president; Jas. M \\ LiUa, cashier. •1 NO. 11. JAMES, Banker. James’ Block. \ TLANTA NAllOXAL BANK, Capital flu.- ( t*K» United States Depository. A. Austell, fraMuest j W. H Tnller. Cashier. HLMMXS IOLLKGES. M ‘ OORE’8 SOUTHERN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, corner Broad and Alabama street*. Atlauta. Ga. A btaudard insUiutu n, the largest and b*»«t pracii- § cal busm<-M school in tho South. For circular*, etc., I a-idresa IV. F. M<*<re. A.M. President. ■ ^AMMAN'S ATLANTA Bl SlNEb© UOLLEtth. | |\ Detwiler A Magee, Managers. Corner . one and ! Peachtree streets. 1 hr»© hundred Graduate* now in Large liue of Ladies' Mt-rico Underwear, at octl‘J-2t Lowe, Douglass & Dallas’ Fine Clothing at i uuic prices, ut M. J; J. Hihsuu’s. | Big stock of Black and Colored, Silks, \ y- i veU and fine Dress Good*, to be sold this com j ing week. Lowe, Douolapb Jt Dallas. oct!9-2t BOOKSkLLfcRS AND STATIONtR$. H ITUHCOOK A WALDEN, Books and Fancy bta- tionerv, 105 Whitehall street. CLOTHvt.Wa ANU TAItOR^ H. DYRKVAN, Merchant T'arier"audTitl' Gents’ Furtushiug G«H>da, Na 4 Feachtns'street, the Ntttioual. 1 ft • B.LOWK .% OO.. Dealt r and Manufacturer ot Ready Made Ulotbrug, old stand, Whitehall street. W.