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The Daily Herald. TUESDAY, OSTOBER 21. 1673. r HE Cl T Y, NOTICE TO CITY SIESCKIBSIU Mr. J. L. Crenshaw is the sole authorized agent in the city for receiving eutecriptions to the HvitAT.Tr, and fluid this date wo shall recognize only his receipts as Tahd. ATLANTA BRANCH GREAT SOUTH ERN OIL WORKS. Headquarters for Oils and Faints. Tlie largest ar.d most com plete stock In (be Southern States at pri- •es to compare with any other markets, in immense assort incut of Aitists’ Mate rials and Window Glass Send for Trite Lists. CARLEY, DUCK & CO. * TO TEW pern I?. Atlanta, October 30,18' 3. Io order to set at ret the vague report* respecting the defalcation of my ion as Money Order Clerk in tbe ! Atlanta Po*t-offiee, I co-v present the following facta: S Since the first of October the receipts of money or- j der funds from varit.us c ffices, Lave been greatly in- I creased—embracing tlicufands cf dollars, all of which \ iucrcased temptation to steal and fbe to parts at pres ent unknown. The careful and laborious exuniuatioa of tho Money-Order Bocks of this office, under the super vision of special agent P. H. Woodward, disclotes the fact that within a few days past, $6,000 was abstiacted and an attempt made to covers portion of this deficit by one false entry, and a failure to give credit for other moneys received, which, when added, made $C,0C 0. To yen, gentle reader, I elsim this less as belonging to myself and family, and'like a former misfortune from this same cause as I met that loss, I will meet this by slicing my property for the payment cf every dollar to the rost-office Beyartment. This is the money view cf the ca;e, but society has THE OPENING A? DeGIVE'S. ! The announcement that John T. Ford—a nam e non pareil in tho theatrical world—would open DeGivc’s Opera House, was a guarantee full and absolute that aa entertainment fitting to the beautiful Temple adorned to Tecelve it» would bo presented. But Done were prepared for tho auperb spectacular drama that burst upon us last night. Tho scenic effects were better by far than wa imagined could bo produced upou any Georgia stage, being exquisite in tone and bewildering. Mr. Ford must have brought several car leads cf scennry and traps, and none should miss seeing the re sults he has produced. While ihe play it- self pretend* to no very high merit, it ia a fit, setting a number of wonderful and enjoyable characters, and hundreds of most ludicrous and strik ing c ffi cts. Stanley! mirth-provoking Stanley ! what shall we say of him ? Next to Owens, tbo unattaina ble, he’s the funniest man wc’reeverhad—“too funDy to live.” Miss Jennie Clifford as Mariana was excel lent, bewitching, warm, rapturous: better calcul ted, it seems to us, to have ‘\hawtd out” ‘Snoro in her warm beauty than a dozen Sun Gcds. Miss a just cla’m that evciy citizen tla',1 obey the law or j Mattie Meador, the brilliant little thing on the suffer the consequences of l*s violation, of which my ; 8 t*g° acted admirably, and wou the hearts of tho an- was that lawyers were iu court room? too much. If Judgo Erskine would try civil business only for the first few wc ka, ho could thereby accommodate tho Atlanta Bar generally. Did not think that any plan of sotting down oases would remedy the matter much. If ary change was rua le, lot parties rot down such cases as they choose, iu future, and let the remaining cases 'ake their chances on the cad of tbo dockets. Judge Collier read tho plan proposed by him seif which he had reduced to writing. CoL R. Arnold read a resolution which was exactly the same, wiih the motion offered by Col. Glenn. Ho thought it very necessary to have some system of set ting cases for trial. He thought a committee of three ought to bo ap pointed weekly, to set cases for trial. Capt. Julius L. Brown moved that the committee suggested by CoL Glenn meet Friday evening. Capt. Jackson thought that the committee would have ample time to report by to-morrow evening. Capt. Brown withdrew his motion. Col. Glenn's motion was put and carried. Maj. Hillyor read a plan, suggested by himself, which he wished the committee to consider. HUDNUT'S PEARL GRITS H aving beejt appointed agents for the sale of hudno s bevel grits, he oite them to the trade on reasonable terms. Ii is a well known fact that these are tho BEST PEVRL GRIT3 made. We wi.lbe inconstant supply guarantee them fresh. Dealers in city and country will find it to tfceir advantage to order from ua. STEPHENS & FLYNN, oct12-lm Manufacturers’ Ageata. J* . O O •W . B TT IR, IKI IK! & Wholesale and Retail Booksellers & Stationers Dealers in Printer’s Stock, Small Wares, Fancy Goods, Ac., Com Alabama and Whitehall Streets—ATLANTA, CA. WILL DUPLICATE SEW TORE BILLS. ie f .W KtmVIAE & I OX make a specialty DisstcflJig listn.iiHnls. A taigo i M . The iollowiug is the committee: Judge John Collier, i is clearly guilty and ought to Le jrauiebed. I frill j *«»=•■ Mr.. May Arlington, .greciMo to loo. upon CoLL jj, Bleckley, Col.'C. Peeples, Cant Henry Jack- .iher rst.iate cr excuse Hits criminal cfTeoat , at*’*r B > use aupero In her match.esa costume, and j Bnn „, :il Prtl „ , kindred to which he he- j ac!eiJ wilU and rplrit. Haroid won well rcuder- ® ! longs, and whose gcod l ame it was lii. duty to have t ct b La waa Snoro acd Guthioff. Tho Teat of the com- Blne store in Store and to arrive. j malnainidbylivlngcn upright life. paoy gave a good support. The grizz'y bears were BEDWIAE & FOX, ; i lave given the facts in brief, and will, with my j startling and unique features, and brought down the Dm* 5 cists flRtl AllOtllOCftliCS# ' *if e > s° to cur iccm and sleep, if we can, and iu tho bouse. The stilt performance was simply magical, and r morning shen th r our private gitef and loss without : raptuously encored. The ilanciugof little Ignacio j the public ear. j was rcmaikablo and was brought upon CITY RECORD. Very respectfully, Jami s L. Dv <•, 1’. M. Tom » Vest c i laid Rrportcx Glib ACKXTS i To Thf. Ex*i Tbo followiLg named gentlemen are cur Agents, and are duly authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions and advertise ments: TRAVELING AGENTS. T. J. Buiut-y General Traveling Agent. B. F. George Special Traveling Agent. Iltnry R. Davis Special Traveling Agent. J. H. Gibson Special Traveling Agent. LOCAL AGENTS. StcwFit k McCalla Ccnycr?, Ga. K. A. Quarterman Cuthbert, Ga. T. A. Caudle Carrollton, Ga J. B. Wimberly T«cr.ms<b, Ala. Canning k Hannon Flowery Aranch, Ca. C. Y. Wheeler Eafaula, A!a. PEN CILETTES. The heavy gale of Sunday night played the wild with signs and awnings. The huge twenty-fcot liquor board on the top of the G.anite Block came thunder ing down early .in the night, bringing with it about a eart-'oad of bricks. It struck among tbe coiumcy of telegraph wires below, and srcasbiDg to spliuters on the railroad track. Workmen were busy early yester- dsy unraveling the wires. It is presumed that tho appearance of the Ice Witch in onr midst has something to do with tho sudden change in the weather. Who knows V A meet horrible cr.ce of the de:th cf an infant conies to our knowledge. On Saturday, in theneighboiliccd cf the Belling Mill, a mo her jouifd a tub full cf rcalding watir. She went out the door, and when the returned she fenod her baby in the tub. It had trawled up and fallen in. TI c mother took it out rs quick as poesib!e, but the pocr child v. as resided so ill .t the skin slipped whenev ihy morning. Kajm George B. Ch^mbei the Hekald : Fiea?e allow me through your valuable colnmrs to explain to your correEpondt nt of 5 eeterday, “R< f >rm,” the meaning cf the Third Ward resolutions, to the best of my ability, or rather to put “Reform” in the path to arrive at their true mcaniDg. I will first atk Mr. “Reform” if there was or was rot a committee of t^iee in each Ward to invite such per sons as they desired should be present at their meet ing ? if there wes a call published for the eo-called mcetiDg at the Chamber of Commerce room* ou the loth instant ? If so, was it a call for the Democratic citizens? Was the meeting not held with “closed doors.” not even allowing the newsparer reporters admission ? If the above questions a:e in tLc vffivmative, the Third Ward Deciccrots bad the right to dcr.bt their Democracy, and refer them to the old maxim, •' Fair play is a jewel, etc.” Can “Reform ” inform (lie Democracy of Atlanta S 2 0,0 00.00. Twenty Thousand Dollars’ Worth FURNITURE, of son and Col. Sidney Dell. Capt. E. I'. Howell moved tha appointment of 1 committee cf five to prepare suitable resolutions with J AT THE WARE ROOMS OF THE ATLANTA FURNITURE MANUFACTORY reference to tho de::th of W. U. Venable, E t q., late ! I the stage by the almiriug hcu?o time and time The costumes weri magnificent, arid the whole play was just such a one as John Ford loved to bring cn the feta ;e of the Holliday street Theatre ia its yalmest days. If he will only porsua.l) toaio of hi3 supes to quit chewing tobacco and fpittix;" while treading Ike slage, we shall find nothing to condemn. It is just j what it pretends to be—a splendid spectacular drama, I full of interesting incidents, and abounding in stately transformations and tricks. STATION HOUSE REPORT. Eight arrests had been made by the officers up to 10 o'clock last night for violations of the ordinances of the city. At the Police Court several cases were tried, anj fines to tho amount of thirty dollars assessed. Clerk of the Superior Court. The motion was unanimously adopted. The following were appointed: C-ipt. E. P. Howell, Col. N. J. Hammond, J. T. Glenn, Col. P. L. Idvuatt and Howard Van Hopes, Esq. 70 nnd 11 WHITEHALL STREET. (Next door to f -imhcrliD, Boynton i: Co.'; On Courts met at 1 Tho following c I'uited States v United States v United Slates vi The fallowing 1 Uuited States i Uuited States v ,d. »t and District Cr isie were called and con tin". 1 Alvin Hansard. ! Jamfe8 Hansard. J DeWitt Hansard, rere called and pasarul: 3 Alonzo Samples. Monroe Samples. Will be sold for cerlilietlChecks on TIIE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK rr JOHN AT PAR, at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS. i. JAM- oc!7 tf We are offering special inducements this ! week in ready made clothing for men, hoys, and children, at prices to suit duli timeF. ; | Save where you can s::\e, and buy a S16.C0 i suit for $12.00 at Cohex A Sllig's, cc30;f Coiner Whitehall ar.d Alabama. STATE LAV/ CARDS. «/ *** Parties laving business in na^iel hcJov), Kill find the Lcvr : /rs -.erte:? CcrJU . inserted belvw reliable and prompt. Cards in ter#j 1 30 a year. ^ T U K N S . Cobb, Erwin & Cobb. Young ladies need not Le under tbe neecs- Attorney. »t L»w, Athene, G*. i sity ol taking their mother’s butter plates i f or button moulds, as Knox Las a full liuc of L, wyer> Athor.^orVJ. EXECUTIVE COttMITTES, FOURTH Vi ARD. Marcus A. Bell, M. Mabcuy, J. S. Oormrny, B. F. Loagley, Charles D’A3vigny. A resolution was piS3el initrua’ini the Executive how many names appear on his ticket who never voted i Committee to favor tho altering of the tioio cf opon- aDemociatic ticket unless it was purely accidental,snd the polls on Saturday next, to 11 o'clock, a, m., how many belonged to the Union Lesgne. How many ! keep epen till 6 v. m. fled the countrj? and where they went when the souls j . ... .cral, w.J 3 The trial of United Slates V3 Jerry Elrod consume! i them as large as their heart’s desire. They tend the Courts of Clarke, Jackson, Walton, Gwivj.?' almost the entire day. Tiicit distilling was the of-j have also a full line of ail the latest novelties reuse charg'd. Tlie verdict wa. not returned at the ju Fancy Goods, I’. ucj Tics, llufflingii for hour of adjournment. Co’. Farrow for ^Government :• ., . c nt< „ * , • the neck, &c. Ihevare also now leceivmg Wimpey & Cuiberson contra ! * . their Fall stock of Millinery Goods. The ladies would do well to call on them before purchasing. Knox’s Milliuerv and Varieties, No. 30 Whitehall street. * sept 2e-tf. Tiie following Favors vs W United Stales isos were set for trial to-day: u and Sciple. Asrumpsit. 5 G IV Lutes. Illicit distiUit: Tinsley W. Rncker. Attorney-vt Law—attrition given to : ty Court. LARCENY AFIER TRUST. Justice E. W. Muuday yesterday investigated a ca5e of larceny after trust against a 3'oung man cf this cily The warrant was sued out at tbe instance of a colored woman, who alleged that the defendant had app- upda ted ten dollars in currency belonging to her. The case was dismissed and tbe party discharged. Capt Jasse 8. Thrasher represented the defendmt, and Colonel J. Tbimpson tbe State. This conrt was in scssten a short time yesterday, I but adjourned w ithout transacting any business until ! Wednesday next. of true men and Democrats were sorely tried. And if “Refoim” is urable to answer tho following, you, Mr. Editor, maj’ be able to do so. Does not one cf the kid glove, fitk stceking, cologne cctntcd millionaires work a number of negro mechanics at wages that white mechanics would be glad to get? And did not one eth er, while jeiking the wool ha's off, jerk the luads off of quite a number for voting the Democratic tiok-t, while he had his whip and four in-hand, because he (lid not know their w»nt«? ML. JAMES IjUSKING’S WHEBEABOUrS naTiog pnt reform In the red to flod oilt the mean- Wo 1-arn from a reliable eonree that Mr. Jamc. j out at a bargain, don't ini., this opportunity ing of, and why the 3d ward Democrats cl jrct to bis , Dunning, tbe postomie defaulter, 1. now in Cuba. 1 ticket, as w.-U as liis melting “of tiie and He sailed from Key Weston yesterday. We expect even itquiiy, to find j now ho is smoking Cuba sixes and playing double out. Blnck silks anti black ani fancy dress joods, a superb line, ia which competition is InvileJ. at Johs Keely’s. octlO C. D. Hill, Attorney at Law All business promptly and ; ! ly attended to, and tbe same respectfully solicit : ! A LEAN Y. i ^ CITY BUSINESS. HORSES, PH/ETON, AND HARNESS. Mayson k Norman will 6ell at auction, ou Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, a pair of torses, phaeton, and new harness. If you want to secure an elegant tura- fron being ruu over ly a train at Whitehall crossing yesterday noon. The little imp was dancing and prinking on the track and did not notice the approach e? the eDgine until Chamberlain jerked him off. Assistant Inspector of oils and fertiiizerp, Colonel T-iad Hammonds, is kept quite busy these days in t-ying to save the people from an explosion. He says thvt the great majority of the kerosene accidents are Vadoubtedly caused by carelessness, and that it isex- oee lingly dangerous to put out tho flame of a kero Bene lamp ty blowing down tbe chimney. The spice between tha oil end the top c#f the lamp is filled with gis, to which there to great danger cf the fire Doing cora- J should he be unable, “HIE SrOTTED i I can give him seme further light a* to the where- j SADDLE THIEF, j about?, as well as the acts, of some of his car.didufce j On Saturday right la«t officcas Drake ar.d Jones ar- j daring and sicce the late war. At the Fame lime he ( rested a negro boy who had in his possession a sido- ! bis “o 1 bia card" some that are good and true, but, j saddle. The saddle was retained as a pledge for the touched. It died Sun- ! iik ® oId Trcy * lhoy “ ro in u ' d c O®Pa»Y* they ! forthcoming of tho negro for trial, hut ho came not, must stand the const quemes, as tbe meeting that ! and the owner can get the saddle by his proving prop ; passed the 3d waul resolutions was not of a veiv re- | erty. lcct character, “as was” Reform’s. No davk-lantern : LIBFL FOR DIVORCE. See publication of order perfecting sirvico of Asolo E, Vdch v«. Mu hael J. Wtlrtt local notices. Thomas R, Lyon, Attorney at Law, practices regularly in the Court,* Dougherty, Baker and Mitchell counties. Coll- - • . . . , , . , , ,, , t i 1 mado. All business diligently attended to. It is WQLspered by horse-dealers that Jack- j — — — sou's Magic Balsam will remove warts from j E K 1 G u 5 • horses. By making incissious in the warts until they bleed freely, and then saturate the J. R. McCleskey, corn with the Balsam, and in a bt davs the j AttwiTstlao. _ E353 corn will disappear. j jj* K * 5 # t J. A. Hunt, n Unit Circuit and Supreme Coct C ALHUl N. Joseph McConnell r Union Lea . Wi LOOK OCT FOR TUN. Since onr brief announcement laet wcil: c f the com ing of Cal Wagner and his inimitable Minstrel Com pa- ; ny, the lovers of fan have been on the qui vive in ‘ anticipation of enjoying a rich treat of vocal and in strumental music, comedy and original jokes, such as no other company has the ability to present for public amusement. As a manager. Cal ia a success. From long experience he knows his business thoroughly, besides being an A No. 1 performer himself, and he will have no member of his company who does not stand at the head of Lis profession, by which he has muul.ated if a puff of air is forced feuddtnly down . paved his way to eminence, popularity and wealth the chimney. While the light may Le put cut ninety- I f aSrly ancl honorably won. nine times in Ibis manner with irojnnily, Tbe hnn- J W e see by tbe programme that many of the old fa dredth may prove fatal. Ihe proper way to extin- VO rites who were with Mr. Wagner on bis last two | PEASE'S RESTAURANT will lie dosed to-morrovr. Tltis is the first time it lies been closed in eight years. We . . .. _ T ; »'-' e compelled to do so to move acd prepare COL III ItLCORD- to °P f:U in the new restanrant. oct21-lt Oliver L. Pease. Futon i*nppaioi tomt. j Tho Atlanta Auction House calls tue at* hox. jchs is. bopki58, judgf, prf'.dixc:. tcution of merchants ft ml citizens generally , to a large coesignment of Canvassed Hams ar.d aad j BD j Kits of Mockcrtl, which they will sell on j Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. This is Court met st 9 \ petit jurors were t o'clock. Tho following : corn for the wc ek. GRAXD JCnOES. gnish the flams is to turn down the wick vti v low, : visits to Atlonta, among whom is that veteran of the and then blow oat the email light iron below the j stage, Johnny Booker, who probably has spent more chimney. This advice, if lol.cwtd. m3y save many • y ear8 jn ^ja profession than auy ether man in active accidents. Thad is right on this point, cud while he | i ife now i iving> ftnd yet ha8 all lhe vigor D f youth, and has no family cf his own to tave or look miter, still bo i a8 f u ]j 0 f f Un a8 tj e Ara8 w ^en we first knew him, near- is impressed with a sense of duty toward his iellow , i y twenty-five years ago. wen * j This unrivalled company will appear at D.Give's Frank Echols, a younger brother of our friend Mr. i Opera House on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 9. A. Echols, left last night for lilion, New York, feveniDgs, October *27th. 2Hth and *20th. Give Cum a where he goes to serve a four years' apprenticeship j bumper. in the celebrated Remington Arms Manufacture g 1 Company. Frank was one of the cleverest boys in Atlanta, and we predict that a first-class machinest will be tbe resnlt of his apprenticeship. We extend cur test w ehe«. # A II Tarker, foreman; J K Folk, M MeiAo, John T Hagan, M J McGee, William Do .vlan, W B Everett, 8 M Taliaferro, William Titiebaum, B L Dunn, Marratt McGee, W E Haney, T B Gartrell, J L Abernathy, R C Shumate, A Murphy, E A Rob rtson, W E Haiden, A F Fleming. rKTIT JUT.OBS. R M Beddington, F Thompson, John Alexander, T C ON 'CHANG 2. There was no( a T ry large atteadanca of i •n ’Chance yesterday morning, t’-rane presided. The following changes in quotations were report d: Clear bacon • dea J0* 4 'c; clear rib sides 10‘,'c; should- ! era 9y;c; sugar cured hams bulk clear sides 10@10)fcc; clear rib 10c. Colonel J. A. Stewart wished the merchants to con sider tho propriety of adopting the cash system ex clusively. He made some pertinent remarks on the subject, seeking to elicit discussion. Major W. M. Williams thought they ought to ap proximate to the cash system as nearly as possible, especially for produce. Major W. M. Lowry thought the exclusive ca.-li sys tem would be found almost a practical Impossibility. Mr. J. A. Bowie thought tho cash system would drive all orders to tbe West. Major Crane agreed with Messrs Lowry and Bowie; thought the present an Inopportune time for the adop tion of the cash system. After considerable further discussion pro and con, though no formtl action was taken, it 6ceme(’ to be agreed to let well enough alone. On motiou the meeting adjourned. A NIGGER ON TIIE “2.40.” ^ Yesterday afternoon a negro stole some articles at the Willingham building, on Decatur street, and im mediately put out on the run, taking down Ivy street, n ) Gilmer, and so on until he reached Chamberlain street, all the Lima closely pursued by two policemen, and ob* citizen In Howe machine wagon, with one of that company's fleetest horses, but stiff Sambo kept bis ground until sfter making his mile In tbo quick- est time ever made in Atlanta, when he threw up the sponge and surrendered to his pursuers, who walked him gently to the calaboose, where old “ten and sosta” will give him * sweat this morning to prepare h'.m for bis next race. wi.tfmtrttai-Y:. " '? 1 To tbe Enrrow. ov tbx Herald : Please sun on nee tbs following aw tbe offieers ap pointed for the Wenona Temple, by our Worthy State Koperintendect. J. G. Thrower, for the present quar ter, commencing October 1st: ' George JE Johns©*, WOT. Miss Mary Barnett, W *T. G Y Tigner, W P C T. Carl Harrosou, W C. James A Murphy, R 8. T A Barrett, WAS. J A Ray, W M. Miss Susie B , W I) M. Doley Wiley, W F 8. James Colton, W T. Miss Jessie McCooJ. WKH8. Miss Wfilie Mc Jool, WL H 3. ■ddle Kiser. WIG. George Downs, W OG. And oblige (be Temple, ho. J. A. Mrannr. Secretary. Hodgson, M T Burch, T A Poole, Willis Beck, TGW Crufsell, W T Sprewell, W G Smith, J T Peacock, Jaa Smith, T C Braugball, S D Patterson, W C Mattocks, Elbert Dean, H Miller, J A O’bhields, B W Johnson, J L Pukes, G W Williams, M Kelley, J C Connally, Martin Manley. C Peeples and T Stobo Farxow were granted have of absence for tbe nay. B. H. Hill and E. N. Broyles were granted leave of absence for the week. White vs. White. Service by pubiication having ASIANDER REFUTED. . ; been perfected, ordered that the case proceed as if To the Editors or the Herald: ; personal service had been effected. Julius L. Brown, At the request of a large number of the citizens of , plaintiff’s attorney. Atlanta, I consented to become a candidate for mem- | A. E. Welch vs. M. J. Welch. Order taken to por ter of Council from ihe Fourth Ward. Having heard j feet service by publication in the Atlanta Hkbald. lately that it is currently reported through the city I Joh n Mtlledgc, plaintiff’s attorney, that I bad been s member of the Union League, ami! W. B. Strong vs. J. Gunst k Son. Judgment for President of the same, I take this method of contra- ' $ J 83 33, with interest and cost. dieting tho sani'. I most emphatically deny ever The American Lilo Company vs. Pendletcn, Jones having been a member of that order, and any j erson & Co. Judgment by default for $188 75, with interest asserting such a thing is guilty of a deliberate falsi - J costs, hood. This feta'.em-. nt la not made for the purpose of , soliciting votes, but to refute a £ lander. My name yonr time for bargains, as these articles must be sold. 10,000 lbs. Canvassed Hams and 100Kits of Mackerel, together with a large assortment of Harness, double and single, Furniture, Oil Paintings, Matresses, Pianos, Organs, Show Cases, Iron Safes, Crockery Jackson’s Magic Balsam, it is said, has never j failed to cure the worst case of colic in horses. Thousands of dollars will be saved by its timely use. Tabic linens, from 35 cents per yard, up wards, at John Keely’s. octlO Millineey Opening.—Mrs. E. P. O’Connor has not removed to Pryor street opposite the Kimball House, but just returned from New Y’ork with the handsomest stock of Millinery, Fancy Goods and Ladies’ Fashionable Pat terns for this season ever offered before in this market, and will bo pleased to have all , P So ’ AT the ladies in the city and surrounding conn-: baoaniSS oi I timer try to call and see her stock on Tuesday and : Attcrn-ys et-Law, wiU prsetke fn theca :-ar Wednesday, the 14th and loth inst., at No. Cm-iiit. auU i.-apr«.me Court, and else vac rr 27 Whitehall street. ^ ’ Attorney at Law, Call: Dun, Gordon county, > practice in all tbe Courts. Office at the cctnt hr fj A It T eT«T S VI l7 LK . Wofford & Milner, Attorneys-at-law; effiee up stairs, Bank B:-ck. ticcs in all tiie courts. F Y T ii Retail merchants in city and coantiy will L »u s save money by buying “teorgia Inetory : st»t« Dittrict Court., and Knrreme c«wt- SLeetings and Shillings from iTuttr \ A I, l kTI Dumt, Of.I.ETEr.E ,t Co., If Agents for Georgia Factory. • w. C. Collier ATLANTA DEPARTMENT 1 Trunks, Dry Goods, Notions, etc., ct?. I Also, Stock, Mules and Cows. Witt & Joynek, octlh-dSAT kC Peachtree street. V, Bargains !—All the fine hats and bonnets, \ feathers and dowers, handsome clolh sacques, i shawls, etc., which were ia the “London ; Store” stock, will be exposed for sale this ! week, regardless of New Y'oik cost, at octlO John Keely’s. ! To the Ladies.—The attention of the la- j dies of Atlanta is called to the fact that, Mrs. I McCormick has on hand a very fine and com- j plete stock of fashionable Millinery and Fancy Goods. Call, ladies, and examine her stock. ! octl9-d‘2m SOUTHERN LIFE Insurance Company. R- H- Johnston. Jr.. Will give especial attention tc ail Legal Busino*.. trusted to his care. Practices in the Flint Circvii* Doyal & Nunnally. Will give prompt attention to any business entr: - to their care. .ASSETS JANUARY 1ft, 1871 $1,534,463 INDIAN SPRINGS. Attc L N. C. Collier, Attorney at Law. GRANGE. W. W. Turner, THE LEADING Life Insurance Company j apavkttk. given to eoi OF THE SOUTH. ; GEN. JOHN E. GORDON rtral Ruilrcad Co flute a tlander, before the people as a Democratic candidate for Coun cil. If the citizens of Atlanta see fit to nominate and elect me, I will serve them to the best cf iny ability. If not, I will cheerfully submit to their decision, feel ing ealisfied-that they will in their good judgment,have selected some one more competent to fill that office than myself. John H. Fltxjt. WINTEBISH. Tbe wealher yesterday was decidedly cool for tbe Montgomery junction denied. W. 0. Lawfche, Trustee, vs. J. V. Whitlcck ctal. by Judge It. H. Clarke; verdict for.defendanr. A. W. Hammond & Son tor plaintiff; E. T. Huge lor de fendant. Holmes Sells, for uso, Ac., vs. Wylie 0‘Shealds. This case was on trial almost tbe entire day, and was not concluded at the hour of adjournment. M. A. Bell and W. A. Tignor for plaintiff; D. F. k W. B. Ham mond for defendant. Meeting of tfic liar. After the adjournment of tho Superior Court, tho It commenced growing cold witli a pret.y Car met in the: Superior Court room. Judge D. F. stiff northerly breeze on Sunday afternoon, and tinued cold throughout the day, rendering cvtrcoals a comfortable appendage to male apparel. As a con sequence, and a necessity for general comfort, there was quite a run ou coal yards, ready-made clothing establishments and stove stores. The old adage, that “it is an ill wind that blows nobody good,” was fully verified. SI RANGERS IN THE CITY. The following, tmeng others, were registered at ! the Nat onal Hotel last night : J W B Summers, Covington; Dr J A Stewart, W H fctanton, Conyers; 8 H W Smith, M P Foster, Augus ta; S D Ardey, Kentucky; E T England, New York; J C Wilson, Kingston; E C Haws, Louisville; J H Dun can, Virginia; E B Jasper, Providence, R I;CL Allen, Norcross; FD Bush, Air-Line; D S Prlntup, Roma; A P Youngblood, New Orleans; T J Walker, Pul mac Palace Sleeping Car Company; W C Mane- fleld. Marietta; W A Carr, Chattanooga; R W Martin, B I'reemai, Oalhoen Times; O 8 Bui- Lal'ayette, Alabama: J H Vincent, La- II ale oven, AM** oua; J Murphy, Barnesville; John GfboM, T A Dallas, Thomaeton; W W 'Woodruff, GrifBn; W M Mailett, Jacknon; J C Smith, Palmetto; Ifm Crawford, two Children and servant, West Point. FUNERAL OF MR. IltCIUNA^. v % I Tbe 1 nnoral eervices of Mr. Alonzo Badbanau took ; place at Evana Chapel, at 10 o’clock yckterday morn- Ing. Rev. C. J. Oliver preached nn impressive ser- j mon, after which the remains of the deceased were ; conveyed to the cemetery for interment. i TEMPERANCE MEETING. i nrrfcRtsriKu AM>auwFJi uy cclonbx pykilks a up j In May and Novem aer and let this Court itand ad- oiHBrs. jouroed while tbo Atlanta Circuit was being called Iu At the public temperance meeting of Rhoda Cold tba Supreme Court. Hammond was called to ihe chair, and C. A. Collier, j Esq., re quelled to act as secrets, y. Col. C. Peeples stated that tue object of the meeting j was to devise some plan, if postible, by which the j business cf the Superior Court cculd bo disposed of with less trouble to attorneys, parties and witnesses. Suggested three calls of the docket—the first to dis pose of unlitigated cases, the second to dispose of cases ready for trial, and the third to peremptorily dispose of all business. Captain Henry j« b on enrgeeted that tbo presiding judge each moruiug caff iLc i. . Yets until a sufficient number of cases are reached that are ready for trial to occupy next day. Judge John Confer proposed ihe first rail, as iug- gested by Col. Peeples, after which let tho case* stand, for trial as on the docket, so many cases to he eet for each day, and tfbere cases set for a particular day are not disposed of, let them be reset for a future day. He commented at some length on tha inconveniences of the present system. Colons! L. J. Glenn suggested tbs appointment of a commit toe of three to digest somwpli^ and report to morrow morning. Colonel Peeples reduced his plan to writing and read it. Colonel (ilsLU movid the appointment of a com mittee of five, to whom all plana shall bv referred. Tbe motion was seconded. Pending the consideration of this motion. Colonel Sidney Dell read a plan suggested by himself ve.y similar to that proposed by Judge Collier, but more i>l»n propwi*. | ( Hendkp.son A T dkeesce— Greece Line Gro- ! eery Store, Whitehall street, wholesale and re- j ANNUAL income ABOUT., tail Grocers, and dealers in all kinds of coun- ! try Produce. Butter, Eggs, Chickens, 'Ap ples,Potatoes, Onions and Cabbage, special- j ties, and constantly on hand. HtNDtr.soN A Torpf.nlk. Olflnnf flf Jrlept 27, dtf. Prices Reduced !—No high prices At Cohen & Selig. Full Dress suits for Men Good Business “ “ Elegant 44 “ Youths. Durable “ “ Boys. Handsome 1 4 44 Children. All at reduced prices. Large assortm ent. Elegant stock And lowest pi ices, At Cohen & SkLig's, Corner Whitehall and Alabama streets. J. C. Clements PRESIDENT ! Will practice in Rome and Cherokee Circuits. I zv^sip ' attention given to collections. Claims tor wild larld 51.OCO.COO attended to promptly. ! ONTEZ U~M A AND OGLE THORP I FISH & DUPREE. Attorneys at Law. M A U 1 S O A. G. & F. C. Foster, Attorncys-at law. will practice in Ocmolgee Circn Supreme Court, and United States Circuit Courts. Tb - I Senior is Register in Bankruptcy for 6th and 6th D*>- ECONOMY Is the Watchword of the Company. P B O M P In adjusting and paying losses. | A V U X. John P. Fort, Attorney at Law. C. B. Wooten, I Attorney at Law. LKDGEVILLK. Beni. W. Barrow. M" Large lino of Ladies’ Ueiiuo Underwear, at oct!9-2t Lowe, Bouolass it Dallas’ 1 Fine Clothing at j anic prices, at M. 4 J. Hirsch'h. Big stock of Black and Colored Bilks, Vel vets and fine Dress Goods, to be sold this com ing week. Lowe, Doj^lash A Dallas. octUI-M Stylish Dress Suits nt M. ,t;j. Hirscii’s. Full line of Slfitwis and Cloakt nt extremely low prices Lowe, Dodolass A Dallas. oct!9.2t Judco It. fl. Glatlce^VLeuglit that lUe viat'er oould I not too .«■ Itotoc »» the Sn«r< in«, 9n peri or, and Federal Courts conflicted in pofafof time. Ho thought this Court ought to meet cn tho first Mondays , Watcy Tempfe on bunday evening laei, lutwr—Sing and highly appropriate addrstese weris inxdo by Colonel C. I PeepTes, CKptafn Jno. MAledge and Dr. A. L. Hamll- I ton. There w a a good attendance, and wc appre hend the occasion will give an impt tus to the t» ni pentree cause <4 the city. •0 • 11JUOS Overcoats at . M. .* 3. Fiiwi u's. NO RESTRICTIONS On Travel or Reeidenc«». The Southern Life Offers advantages that cannot be surpassed. Gr.J*. A. H. COLQUITT ..TICK PRESIDENT J. A. MORRIS. Secretary. mtAKCs committoe: A. AUSTELL. *. W. HOLLAND. MBDICAJL HOLED: H. V. MILLER. M. l>. J. It. JOHNSON. II. D. L E. BLECKLEY. Ooanaellor. R° Hamilton Yancoy. Attorney at Iaw. Office in New Empire Block. Br a street. Will practice in all the Court*. Prompt •• Untlon given to business. Dunlap Scott. Lawyer. Practices in all the Courts. C. A. ThornweH, sawyer, practices iu all the Gourte. Speeaal at ton a v» > collection. V ‘ George F. Pierce, Jr„ Attorney «t i aa ' On r Custom J)t partmeut is stocked with the finest goods in the market We guarantee satisfaction. M. k J. Hibsch, 60 Whitehall street. John H. Woodward, — ■ ■ — o rai nai ■ Attornay-at-law and Reai lfartskt* Agent, Prompt taJ | H E SOUTHERN LIFh ; eu«M«tIF IU pu»h~ UK I'WIUUOH idaoed in hit luioda. W. H. Toomb*, nks as one of the FIRST Cf my inlet of the ContJneu I I want to buy a fine cottage for cash, in ono quarter of a mile of the Car Shed, with Judge Hammond thought by a proper calendar of cases in all these courts, the attorneys could so man ege their buaiusas «§ that it would uo4 csutltc*. eiA-k ttnntjfet Oiirareutly. to the fonr or fivn 100,11 H - Ltt n>o know Bt once, tcriu, of tbo Court was ihe real remedy. | Apply to B. G. Kelley, Colonel N. J. Hammond thought lbe real trouble I At'antn, CJn. stieciaarcL auckts wakteh. ROGERS SLEMAN, . General Agents, Macon. Ga. MILLBK A LAWTON, General Agents, Augusta, Ga. BLACK * WAKING, General Agents, Columbia, 8. C. soril-dU TENNESSEE HOUSE, Corner Tennessee and Main streets. Oartor»vlllo, CJeorsiA. t^%.8plcndul fare and iraicnslU imtaa. augS-Cm J. SUMMER