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The Daily Herald. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 26. 1873. THE CITY. NOTICE TO CITY MtBKCRIHCIti Hr. J. L. Crenshaw is the sole authorized agent in the city for receiving subscriptions to the Exbald, and fruut this date we shall recognize only his receipts as valid. J*. w o o BTJRKB &c WEolosalo and Retail Booksellers &c Sta.tiorj.ers Dealers in Printer’s Stock, Small Wares, Fancv Goods, &c., Corner Alabama and Whitehall Streets—ATLANTA, CA. WILL DUPLICATE NEW YOLK BILLS. *cp30 BLOOD MONEY. Some Grave charge. Again.t llir l). S. Deputy Marshal* I BEDW1KE. & FOX.—1 lie presmre in the money market docs uot affect the pu rity of St. LouhJWhite l ead ar.d Linseed— specialties. Sold by XEDWIAE & FOX, Druggists, Atlanta, fa. ATLANTA BRANCH OKEAT SOUTH ERN OIL WORKS. Headciuai tors for Oils and l’alnts. "J he largest ar.d most com plete sloth In tlic Sentlmn Mates, at pri- cos to compare with any other markets. Vn immense assortment of Aitists’ Mate rials and Window Glass. Send for Trite Lists. CARLEY, BUCK & CO. OUR. AGKRTS< A ROW IN TI1E RADICAL CAMP! A MATTER THAT SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED For seme time the repoiters of the Herald have bJen busily engaged in woikirg up immense frauds that were said to exist in the United States Marshal's department for the Northern District of Georgia. It has been freely said upon the street that the effi- ciala, Dei uty Uarabala. etc., have teen in tee habit of | the mono f of lfce °»« of 1110 Kar ‘ gone out in that aectiou of the State, and upon the slightest information, and perhaps to satisfy come personal grudge, made out those warrants themselves in their own hand* writing and arrested the parties without the slightest possibility of cinvlction. This is lilrgal under the law. A case in point: A warrant was made out in this way, dated August the 1st, and executed on the 31st ot July, the day before it was dited. The mad was arrested, put in jail, and kept there two weeks and turned loose, tl e Grand Jury failing to find a true bill against him. This is only one instance of many of a like character. Men who arc recognized in the community as professional vagabonds, make it their business to hunt up cases of this character, in order to make bueinesa for themselves and live upon go'.ng iuto country sctthments, arresting parties ac cused of illicit distilling upc n bench warrants (and somet mes without), and then agreeing if the parties would give them a certain amount cf money to turn them loose. When this was done they would return upon the.back of the warrant that the party was dead, or had left the State, or couldn't be found. On yesterday we arrived at tangible statements, which this morning wo give as we heard then). The following named gentle men arc onr Agents, and are duly authorized to receive I eminent to work up the and receipt for subscriptions and advertise ments: TRAVELING AGENTS. T. J. Burney........General Traveling Agent. T- Ector Special Traveling AgeiL .Jcorge Special Traveling AgCLt. ujlt. Davis Special Traveling Agent. H. Gibson Special Traveling Agfnt. LOCAL AGENTS. Stewart k McCalla Ccnjers, Ga. J. R. Wimberly Tecnmsdi, Ala. Cacnicg A Hannon... ...Flowery Branch, Ga. C. P. Wheeler T. B. Hanville, Jr Dr. Wm. Bradtord Cave Spring, Ga. 1 Bates k Treadway — Red Land, Ala. MattE. Ellis J. M. Haylff Lcuifcvilie, Ga i J. C. Johusor Lithonia, Ga. 1 H. K. Lumpkin Bbals admitted to having sworn out eomo some ! fifty warrants against parties of whom he ! knew absolutely nothing. I am informed ! that theie is a com- iuatlou formed between 1 certain illicit distillers and dealers like ! this. One of their gang is arrested; it is understood he is to be tried before the local Commissioner, and that he is allowed to select the witnesses for the Gov* ernment, the Marshall himself not summoning any nvT chap Norris says. | witnesses for the Government; in tbi« way all (.scape* Chap Norris says he has been deputed l y the Gov- ■ * certainly believe that this is being done by United together with Mr. Me- j States Commissioners and others belonging to whisky Alpin, * rpecial Ilevemic and Treasury agent. Mr. ! rin K" *“ Nor,h 0e ° r K ia - 7*10 honeBt people Noiri. say* he found out that the following men paid 10 * l ^ ie country are outraged at thia, and tie- the following sums of money to Messrs. Martin k j mBEd » remedy for the outrage. that nolccmb, who at rotted them in Union county, with a ; “• constantly being perpetrated in (he name of the file of soldicrr, commanded by Lieut. Taylor, and i * aWl a5 (men are *-ow alandiug trial and the were releaaed by him on payment of the money. They !“»*<" Is under judicial Investigation. I have uot were arret ted on the night of the 24th of November, ! >>«■> peraonal from a desire to not prejudice the pub- 1872, and put in a horse alaMo until they had paid the | llc al *° ul «>cao offender*. While I believe Major money: Smyth to bo a very‘upright gentleman, I am compell- Andrcw Lance $ 40 CO Claik Dyer $ 75 CO | ld to balieve the machinery of the Marshal’s office to J. A. Lance 75 GO Joseph Dyer 150 00 be in the main corrupt. I have made theee btate- t 0 ^ Souther o<5 00 B. L. Dyer.. 150 (.0 ; men t 8 reluctantly. I do it with no other motive save * wv at M fftin.. P..U.J If 0 00 j COLLISSION ON 3 HE AIR-LINE. We learn the lumber train, conductor Chandler, col lided with the outward bound accommodation, con ductor Campbell, at a wood station a few miles east of Xorcross, on the Air-Line Railroad, hearing Mr. Snow, the engineer of lumber train, also severely in juring several others on Campbell's train. The en gine and passenger coach are a complete wreck, a misunderstanding regarding the point that Campbell's train would take on wood is attributed the cause of the accident. According to our views of rail roading it could have easily been avoided by proper signalling and flagging the approaching train. An in* vestigation before the proper authorities will locate ■ the blame. WB GOVERNOR’S GUARDS. Attention, Governor’s Guards. You are hereby ordered to appear at the Hall, on Monday, at 3} 2 o’clock, in full uniform for drill. By order of Capt. W. H. Weems. J. G. Ccbutchin. A. 8. CITY BUSINESS. HUDNUrS PEARL GRITS H aving been appointed agents fob the sale of hudsut s pearl grits, we cfeea them to the trade on reasonable teiras. It is a well known fact that these are the BEST PEARL GRIT3 made. We widbo inconstant sanrif and guarantee them fresh. Dealers in city and country will find it totbeir advantage to order f rom^x oci!2-lm $ 2 0,0 00.0' ffortl 75 Ot> Janies Ni 100 00 ' public good. 135 00 : 25 00 PEASE’S PALACE DINING ROOM. We cannot refrain from calling the attention of the public to Oliver L. Pease’s beautiful, yes, truly Palace Dining Rooms. Should he never make another ef fort, the public cannot soon forget what Pease has ac complished by industry and energy for Atlanta. McCluic & Harris, who has had the whole contract of the painting an 1 designing, have well merited the praise bestowed on them by all who have visited the homo. We have visited many estabFtbments of the kind, out we have yet to see Its equal in its shading tints, pannelling, and above all, the artistic skill ef the graining and ca’e.miniug of the walls. Wo will at some future day, speak more fully of this house. SO IMPORTANT U ELECTRICITY Iu the cure of disease, tint aU nations now ewoloy it iu tome way or other. Prof. .J. B. CAMPBELL. a Vapor bath Will cure a cold in 40 minutes. Try it, at 4o' 4 'B:oad Twenty Thousand Dollars FURNITURE, AT THE WARE ROOMS OF THE ATLANTA FURNITURE MANUFACTORY 70 and 72 WHITEHALL STREET. {Next door to Chamberlin, Boynton A Co.’s.) ! Will be sold for certitied Checks on THE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK or JOHN H. JAMES, ! AT PAR, nt the LOWEST CASH PRICES, for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS. ocl" t( STEWART & WOOD, STOVES, — AND — HOUSE FURNISHING 60QQS, Copper Smithing, &c., 00 Whitehall Street, A T L A X T A, GA. New Shoe Store. - STATE LAW CARDS. Each i a paid.bcsides this $7 5 , they had no right to collect for bonds i which they had to right to issue. AFFIDAVITS 1X011 MEN WHO PAID THE MONET. A r. No ris further says: I have affidavits from ' John Souther, J. W. Souther, Josiah Dauie), A. Spira, swearing that the above sums of money were paid the above named officers, for their release from arrest. A copy of these affidavits are filed in the United States Court, and were made before Mr. Dorwell of this city. I authorize you to. tay, I having searched the record ■ ia the Revenue cffice, tLat this money wat not depos- Thc constant publishing of letters signed by initials ^ Red there, the only place that it could have i cen TO ADVERTISERS. and nom de plumes, such as “S.,” “Old Subscriber,” . rightly deposited in; and further, that there was utv 1 Constant Reader,” “W. V. T.,” kc., in the Constitu- ' a warrant issued by any Judgo or Commmi that they ! e arrested tion, of this city, ordering copies ol that iaper, and | foner for the arrest of these four m inclosing mythical amounts of money for it. render it i asked to see the warrants when they proper that we should present a few letters taken from ' and were refused them. This happened two y cur morning's mail, and signed by the full name and 1 ago. The f ffidavits wtre mace a month ago Post-office address of gentlemen ordering the 11ec- j has been $5,000 collected in this county in t ald sent to their address. The Herald, in its pres- 1 way, and I can get up a hundred affidavits cf the same can give the fail details, ent form, is the most popular paper in Georgia, and J kind. There were seventeen true bills issued against WE INVITE ADVERTISERS TO EXAMINE OUR ' Martin ar.d Ilolccmb for this matter in Union county, WHAT IHE MARSHAL SAYS. It is due to Maj ar Smyth, Major Chamberlin, and $1,575 (10 Major Spencer to eay that they have never done any- cost, which, Mr 1 thing which bears the suspicion of blame. They sre as anxious to correct frauds in their department as any one could be, and wiil oiler all means that are legitimate to effect snch correction. Majar Smyth has been notified by papers from the depaitmcnt in Wa-hington that serious charges have been made against several of his deputies, and that he must investigate them. This he is doing. We shall give in a day or two the full report, as sent by detective Me Alpine to the Department, which, being an official paper, is of great value in determining the imth. Toe Herald seeks for nothing but tho truth, and that it will have. It mak.s no (.causations at all, and when It doca it will be prepared to substantiate them. Major Smyth refers all the chargee against his men to the grand jury. Says they have been there, and no There trus bills have been returned as he knows of. We ask the public to euspend judgment uutil we AT THOMPSON'S RESTAURANT. Finest Norfolk Oysters, by the can, and choice gam< and fish at greatly reduce d prices. cc)25-2t MANKIND HAVE BEEN BLESSED With many invitations and discoveries, but electricity is the greatest and best of them all. All diseases suc cessfully treated with it at 43£ Broad street. RHEUMATISM Cured by el< ctricity, at 43„£, Broad street. A LADY OF LONG EXPERIENCE la the treatment of diseases pccu'uu to her sex, by electricity, is prepared to receive and treat all ladies who are suffering from whatsoever cause. JOHN H. JAMES, BANKER. Receives deposits ns usual, subject te check at any time. Interest allowed by agreement upon long standing deposits. Will pay 7 per cent, interest on his Loan Certificates, if deposited with him. Parties wirhing to purchase Bonds or Stocks will please cor respond with him. oct24-3t DISEASES OF THE THKO.vT AND LUNGS Treated by inhalation and electric ty. IF YOU HAVE CATARRH Call at 43.‘i B road street aud be cured. Dr. Taber can cure you, and will warrant to do so. -A Urge anil splendid stock Of Boot*. Shoes, Leather, Calf skins j *•* Partie* having business in any of th-> : j » , -i , . .. I named below, will find the Lawyers whose Ca : is and Shoe Findings jnst opened at No. i nserted below reliable and prompt. Cards ir.srl-d/ > I Peachtree street, by Henry Banks, Jr., \ 30 *y**r. Sign of the Golden Gaiter. Bargains ! — All the fine hats and bonnete, I feathers and flowers, handsome cloth saeques, j At * o: shawls, etc., which were in the “London i Store” stock, will be exposed for sale this J Lawy week, regardless of New York cost, at octlO John Keely* ATHENS. Cobb, Frwin & Cobb. at Law, Athens, Oa. HAIL BOOKS. See vvliat the people say about it: Madison, October 24. Editors Herald—Unclosed find $17, for which scud Herald to S S Floyd one year, B Y Love six months, and Weekly to Harrison Harris one year. Send tickets in the drawing. Editcrs Herald—I bind you herewith $25, for which send Bfjiald to the following parties: WJ Northern cue year, Mrs W W Durham *ix months, Chas M Neal one year. Forward tickets in New Vest’s prc-siLts to my ad dress. Atlanta, Ga., October 25. Editors lie:alu—Send the Herald [for six months to Jott rh Glover, Grahamville, S. C., and oblige J. H. Glover. Norc*04>, Ga., October 25. Herald Pol in hit g (Viuyeny—Enclosed find P. O. I UN AHEAD. Harpy Cal Wagner will be here to-mcrrjw, and ! and transferred to the District Court, and were i pressed at tho first of the court by the attorney, he said, oa account of “a defect’’ in them. He prc_ , ised to send for the witnesses. They came, staid Bay al>ou * lt5s seven days, couldn't get before the gisnd jury, 00,1 more .«>“ bave Ead<? ““J To the Ladies.—The attention of the la dies of Atlanta is called ta the fact tbat, Mrs. McCormick has on hand a very fine and com plete stock of fashi liable Millinery and Fancy Goods. Call, ladies, and examine her stock. octl9-d2cn Henderson A Tdrrence—Greene Line Gro cery Store, Whitehall street, wholesale and re tail Grocers, and dealers in all kinds of conu- j try Produce. Butter, Eggs, Chickens, [Ap ples, Potatoes, Onions and Cabbage, special ties, and constantly on hand. Henderson & Torrence. • Sept 27, dtf. i The Atlanta Auction House calls the at- Emory Speer. Athens, GeorgiJ; as Solicitor General, at tend the Courts of Chirke, Jackson, Walton, Owmne;', Hall, Banks, Franklin, Habersham, Whit®. Rab"L. and give attention to collections and o her claim* Tinsley W. Rucker. Attorney-xt Law— Piompt attention givon to \ ness. C. D. Hill, Attorney at Law All business promptly a:.2 car*fol ly attended to, and the same respectfully solicited DISEASE4 OF WOMEN A$D CHILDREN commerce a series cf minstrel entertainments. There ! A specialty at 43,'» Droal street. Electricity used in j feiltion of merchants aild citizens generally is nothing of a complimentary nature that wo could J treating all diseases of women, parcii troupe that would do them j BANT. Thomas R. Lyon, Attorney at Law, practices regularly in the Courts Dougherty, Baker and Mitchell counties. Co’l ;*.cl made. All business diligently attended to. ^M EBICC8. J. R. McCleskey, Attorney at Law. BEI were then dismissed by the District Attorney, who said he wcu!d tend for them. Up to this time they have not come back, and it is said tbat (he giand jury will be adjourned very soon. •'ANOTHER COUNTY HEARD FROM.” I ho Reporter then called on Mr. Jcmcs O. Dowds, corps of srtists this season, and all the advi- J ccs we have frem newspapers agree that the troupe is mate»ially becefitted by these changes. We append a J notice from the Union and American, of Nashville: ! THE MINSTRELS. Cal. Wagner’s Minstrels cannot say that U.cy are not ' appreciated in this city, for upon every visit to j EVERY FRIDAY D.voted to the treatment cf the poor, frc6 of charge, at 43’£, Broad street. Come early all who suffer from any kind of disease. ELECTRICITY Gives instant relief in all acme disca.es. | to a large consignment of Canvassed Hams and Kits of Mackerel, which they will sell on B ARNESVILLK J. A. Hunt. C A L 11 O l .\ whajoiakes tbe following statement. and^cfftM to take , ^ a8 i- v jile they are welcomed by full houses, but upon no former occasion have they been greeted by so large } diseast an audiei.ee as assembled st the Opera Hou«c_last ! night. Indeed, thero have not been so many people . itbins its walls since the war. All the seats had ' an affidavit cf their truth: He says that John T. Hasty was arrested in Marietta by Mr. Wells B. Wnitemore At 43’ 3 '. Broad ttrect, LET1ERS HELD FOR l»OS r iAGE. Richard Itos- bond. After trying some time, he found it impossible ; WGWizby, NorcTcss, C _ tick, Korcrcw, Ga., cue yiaT , Miss F.lla Turman, : to make the required toed, but compromised the mat- . neaped befo-c nmh'-fall and manv ladies werA Winchester. Teen., 4ix months; RichardL Haynes, tcr wit h White mere by paying him $103. Upon re- lcen < D S a ~ ed bef0 * c fall, and many ladies were ipt cf tLis money lie released the mule team of Hasty, which Lad been seized, ard tp to (hist:; Alphcretta, Ga., clc j Editors Htia'd— K| S description W Webb, ' Btitulion Dear Sirs a: Option to Daily Hle J. M. Dodds, AgeLt. Decatur. Ga., October 1C. | *cd find money for c turned away for want of seats; but we aro directed by 1 the management to say that addilioral seats will be furnished during the remaining performances, so ,U . c f ■ ™” c ‘ ff.- 18 ?, ! Ifeal '*"*“*“* lCtD cn,ma ib '°- In M ” cb ’ ; tb«t »t least fill ladies .tt.ndiog will be on.fort.bl, ', Jr, Decatu., Ga. Emd t.czetsinjurse-nt in- l jj r .Wells B. Wbiiemoie was called befo.e the , . i. Respectfully, JB Tanner, j _ _ _ ssated. )Irf—EnclOMd find 13 for six months’ sol,- ' 0: “ a Jurr ’ ,he “ in rC6 *’ 0D ’ l “" j pbln b ° w b0 bld j «“• *<•« cn » taln “P Iast »!««•». »»*« Gentlemen—^end Hera ■an k Sen. New loin, Ga., £ id $5. Yours truly, ■I T Baxter, settled the.H»sty case. Iliey failed in getting a tnio j t descended, tlia imm.nse andietco waB kept In the lied Oak, Oa. bill by Mr. Whitemo.e’s producing a rcccirt 1 p, eB t possible hr.mor. Tbc old members of the com- xvtns, Oa., October 24. j from Hatty tbat he hid not paid any money piny, whose intu.t’.ablo drolleries have ciused tho a'scctli Circl'o " Endosni 10 ,TLittmor< ‘- Hasty stated to the Grand Jury now : c f ,i 0 Opera House to ring with shouts of in ifBiion.tliat he did fay tho money to 'Whitcmore, j ], ug htcr in times past, demonstrated last night that and that through Bar of being convicted of illicit dis- B—Ball, Andrew, Yellow River, Ga. C— Colquitt, A H, Atlanta, Ga. 1)—Dick, S A, Rome. Ga. K—Es-cs. J B, Gainesville, Ga. F—Fielder, J L, Atlanta, Ga. G—Gootel k Co, N 13, Philadelphia. Da; Griswol J B, Chattanooga, Tenn. J—Jackson, W R, Byron, Ga. IA—Kilsheimer A: Scndheimer. Cincinnati, Ohio. I*—Ltndcnmeyr k Bro, New Yoik. J*—Powell, J A, Tallapoosa, Ca. S—Star, Mollie, Miss, Conyt-rs. T—Terrell, N, Griffin, Ga; Taylor, Yertnda, Mil Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock. Tbis is Solicits business, your time for bjarguius, as these articles must 1 be sold. 10,000 lbs. Canvassed Hams and ; 100 Kits of Mackerel, together with a large assortment of Harness, double and single, Furniture, Oil Paintings, Matresscs, Pianos, j Organs, Show Cases, Iron Safes, Crockery, ' Trunks, Dry Goods, Notions, etc., ct.\ . Also, Stock, Mules and Cows. Witt & Joyner, * cctlO-dSAT ‘.6 Peachtree street. Will practice m Flnit Circuit and suprer. • , Joseph McConnell (J A 11 T E U 4 V ■ L L k . Wofford & Milner, Maw; ofiice np sfa:r=, I . Stewart k McCalla j., Ga., October 23. MarksriUs, Va. W—Wofford, J W, Jam?s, New Orltaus, La Cart. they had lost nothieg in their power io plane, while j sville, Ga: Walpole, . L. Dunning, P. M. Dost Sirs-Le< losed find P. O. order, for which serd tiliation he was Intimidated into certify!; g that the j the new editions aro dostined to become favorites with j Beulp to our address for one yctr. Williams A Bunson, Hartwell, Ga. Univeimtt of Virginia, October 21, 1873. : „ . . Dear Sirs—Please find enclosed the lubecrip’iiGn awrcu » A3 ” > ’ price for six months of the Daily _Herald, for two ; Hemy Keeter names P.*ickord l ticket yon publish as giving f< Very respectfully money had not been paid by h’.m to Whi tern ore. Mr. Dowda fnrth rmore stall.«, that about tho let of i letter aud read Nashville audiences. Those present last evening ex posed a great deal of Howard especially, his enviable : as directed to Mr. , reputation haviug proceeded him,and they were not dia ] by W. K. D Mess, tppointed, his first appearance, iu “Old Pcty’s Birth- j Send to the adiress of J W Hogg and \Y P Ordinary cf Cherokee county, Georgia, stating dav,” with the song, “I Couldn’t Stay Away,’’fully » bniTCrsi-J of Virgin a. '\e also Wish the .. . A, nfr.fr nr r.f tr Alritrrsr.t .. n « nn .lls>^ Jstlns.1.. tL® jrize distribution. W P PlNCKOB ■ J U Hogg. Jbo. kmak7, Ioi k Col my, Ga ., Octoler 23, IS' Herald 11 dlishinc Cc mpany—Etcloced 1 fend you that there were twenty-feur bills of indictment pend- confirming his reputation i ing in United States Couit for illicit distillation, and 0 f darkey characteristic*. unequalled delineator Wegner himself was furthermore stating that it would require about $40 the best of spirits, and with Trice, Booker, Brown, and ccst in each case, and an aggregated law- Bernardo and Morton, constituted an entire Herald Iudlishing Company—Jbxcioeea itenuyou , , . . . n v iB . , , „ , *ight dollars for four veeklies for one year. Send to ^ tr 8 ce c '^ sett.e the case. Ih.s letter was troupo ia under the management of Mr. J. II. Yours, etc . E D Hk. A WI4E AND TIMELY STEP. No excuse can now be ttiered, which will be valid, | gold at prices to suit the times. E D Hightowc-r. Reel mart, Polk county, Georgfa: Mrs signed C. Most of the men, on being made cognizant ; Havcrly, HA Forister, Box Spring Pcst-cfflce, Tslbc»t coirnty, 0 f contdits cf the letter, raised the money by ! country Georgia; William L Pull;D, Cedar Town, Polk county, „ . . .. . , . . „ counirj. (iscrji. ; TV F Dstdin, Iicclm.rt, Tolk conDly, (ieor- «ome rn.su. snd psjeJ Ibc .iiio.mt <ltms D de,l. He also said tliat< come time iu the same month a half a dozen of these men were sulTU'caed to apptar before tho for not going to Macon next week. It was with much grand jury cf the United States Court. About the pleasure that we read an itim in your issue of yesUr- i san e time s letter was received by < apt&in Moss, Ur- day morning, from the accommodating Superintendent ■ tlinary of Cherokee county, from C. D. Phillips, Efq , of the Macon and Western Railroad, Captain Foreacre, purporting to te a copy of a letter from a Revenue officer in Atlanta, urging Mr. Pbillq s to put these LOCAL. NUTICES. LEVEL WITH THE TIMES PRICES FOR CLOTHING. LEVEL WITH THE TIMES PRICES FOR CLOTHING. LEVEL WITH THE TIMES PRICES FOR CLOTHING. Our cDormous stock must be sold, and we Prices Reduced!—No high prices At Coben & Selig. Full Dress suits for Mtu Good Business “ •* “ Elegant “ “ Yonlbs. Durable “ “ Boys. Handsome “ “ Okildten. All at reduced piiees. Large assortm :nt. Elegant stock And lowest piiees, At Cohen A Seiji.'s, Coiner Wbiteball and Alabama streets. I wsnt to buy a fine cottage for cash, in one quarter of a mile of tbe Car Shed, with four or five rooms. Let me know at once. Apply to B. G. Kelley. Atlanta, Ga. F O K S Y T Cabaniss & Turner Attorneys at-Law, wi;] practice In thft ?o r: - Circuit, aud Supremo Court, tad else v. ! contract. A. D. Hammond, Lawyer, will practice in Flint Circuit. tL ! States District Courts, and Supremo Court. I U It T VALliKI, b" Attorney a\ G kI W. C. Collier 1 Counselor at Law. Fort V-f. , R H- Johnston. Jr,. Will give especial attention tc all Legal li. - . trusted to his care. Practices ia the'Fiiut C.r Doyal & Nunnally, Will give prompt attention to any businc** to their care. of fhe most successful managers in the j submit the best Dress Sait, the most sub- j We are offering special inducements Ibis ; J •>' D I A Y S P K 1 > U stuntial Evety D.iy Suit, the best assortment' week in ready made clothing for men, boys, of Overcoats in the city. All of which will be aud childrer, at prices to suit dull times. N. C. Collier, CITY RECORD. Hotel Itcumt Texan Yesterday by lit laid Reporters. RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev E Petri will preach it tbe First Baptist Church to-day. Services at 10‘ a A m, and 7>£p.v. At Light tbe ordinance of baptism will be administered. The services will be continued next week, preach- iag each day by Mr Petri a* 7 : ; o’clock p m, and prayer meeting at 8 o’clock a m. Christians and the public arc most cordially invited to attend J^ete meeting*. Great cool has already been accr mpiishcd. TRINITY CHURCH. Preaching at 10:43 a m, by Rev W H Potter. Presid ing Elder, and at 7:30 r m by Rev C W Dowman. Rev Theodore Koelxzie will preach in the Opbi their guard, from heiDg served upon them. The copy had a.« nc> signature, Mr. Phillips added advising Moss to produce the name. At ; presume, giving the welcome information that a special schedule was arianged fox reaching and return- re vent the subj o nas ing from tlio Fair at Macon. W hat more could be M. & 3. Hi RsuH, Popular Clothiers and Tailors. It is an ill wind tha | Save whera you can save, acel buy a $10.00 1 suit for $12.00 at Cohen & Selxo's, oclOtf Coiner Whitehall sand Alabama. Young Ladies need not be under tbe neces- Attorney at 1. A G IU R Q E . W. wrTurner, Attorucy-at-Law. Special attention gw Ij AEAYKTTE. iked or expected on this point? Let it not be said postscript that the patronage of our people was not such as to rate, nhen justifiy tho carrying cut of the schedule during tbe they arrived in Atlanta the grand jury had adjeurnej. ! whole week. It is net for the interest of the Central He says the matter was then investigated and that no Read that this matter is urged; but for the Interest of bills of indictment had ever been found against ary each and all who may attend, for the promotion of that one of the men *ho had paid the $40 compromise which lies at tho very foundation of all wea th, State and cost and lawyer's fee demand. 3 bat he Las sub- and National. The Commonwealth of Georgia is an scquently teen receipts signed by C. D. Phillips, attor- • “Empire.” Unite your power for her future growth ney at law; to Henry K' eler and bis brother for $40 Arouse you on this mattei! No excuse as each. The grand jnry now in session is investigating to the facilities for pleasant tripa to Macon, and all ! the matter to see who this money was paid to, and dis- caD » without too great a sacrifice, should be 6een at least one day noxt wetk on the magnificent grounds of the Central City Park. You will find that your time and ‘ fractional currency" will be wicsly invested. Truly. >?her irregularities. MR. fabne i JkTto reporter then called and asked an interview, which was at first refused, STATEMENT. i the Hon. S. A. Darnell Money Crisis blows nobody gcoil. ■’ J«.bn Keely has jnst J sity ol biking tbeir mother’s butter plates' received a large lot of goods from tbe recent for button moulds, as Knox lias a full Ifne of panic sales, them os large as their heait's desire. They at which many large stocks of goods were j have also a full line of all the latest novelties forced off nt whatever they would bring. | in Fancy Goods, Fancy Ties, KufUings for »ttem:on''gli;Mi to’ccllectTonsT culm* Among this lot of goods will be found dress j the neck, Ac. They are also now receiving attended to promptly, goods in both solid nnd fancy colors, boule-! their Fall stock of Millinery Goods. The vard skirts, cassimeres, table linens, towels, ladies would do well to coll ou them before J. C. Clements Will practice in Rome and Cherokee Circuits. I'lsnds M ONTEZTMA AND OOLF'IKOKPC ) School to-day, at 2 o'clock p 34, for the Germin j bul af,cr Eoma tolicltition on tlio part of tho re- lAtthersn Congregation. AU the members and the poilrr, Mr. Parnell leluctantly consented pablic generally are cordially invited to attend. Cor- ' mak " the toltowin* statement: ”1 Irish linens, flannels, blankets, blenched and : purchasing. Knox's Millinery and Varieties, brown domestics; and many other goods No. 30 Whitehall street. sept 2e-tf. equally interesting. ! ' To those in want ol such goods I would ; Black silks and black an i fancy dress say, Call nnd examine, and be convinced that goods, a superb line, iu which competition is vou can save frora*2 j to *70 per cent, bv their invitttl. it * . , ‘ ! octlu purchases from — —. — . »»«. John Keely, FISH & DUPREE. Attorneys at Law. ISO*. M John Keely ’a. A. G. & F. C. Foster. distinctly understood that I am otr Forsyth and Walton streets. CHRISTIAN cnuccu. Preaching at the usual hours morning and night.; Elder T M Harri* wlU preach on Ihe ‘’Signs of the ! 8'*. »od that I think that if these want uncomprom! THE FIG FT AND JOURNAL. The firat number of the 8 g. a*.d -Journal lisa been it laid on our table, Tbis is a Masonic Monthly, and la 9 . a revival of the old Monthly of that name once wide’y lngly opposed to the manufacture of whisky* known, and made the organ of tho Grand Lodge of and am satisfied that it is demoralizing to North Gaor- Georgia. We suppose the Grand body will not lies- i insist on making Times” to-night, by special request. The public aft , whisky that they out to be required to pay the pen- •respcctfully invited to alU nd. Seats frae. ally. I am sa’isfied that tho revenue whisky law is a Sunday-School at 9 a m. Jno A Perdue, Sup rln- fO*Eor.i^EJd ought to b« rigidly enforced. It ij tot undent There will be a prayer meeting at the room* of the enforced, and to the character of the men In the main Young Men’s Christian Association tbis evening frtni to whom the enforcement of it is eu- 5 to C o’clock. Tim pablic respectfully invited. i trusted. In North Georgia there is und.nibtt.dly a whiaky ring, male up of illicit distillers and United IJVE STOCK M ARKET—CENTJt VL STO. K \ ARDS, i Deputy Marnhala or persons representing them to make it so again. It is edited by Samuel Law ranee, P. G. H. P. aud P. G. M. ol the State. The ed itor is well known and recoguized as a Masonic writer as well ns for his high literary taste, and hia editorship tbe law that I object to, but the manner in which it is is a guaranty of the soundness of the Monthly on tho subjects peculiarly appertaining to Masonry. But tho editor wisely mingles with the Masonic matter fur nished his r< a !era * fair prr portkn ' I' literary re nling Corner Whitehall and Hunter streets. oct2G-d2t Attcrneys-st law, will practice in Ocmu!g.v C.r.uit. Supreme Court, and United States Circuit Courts. The It is whispered by horse-dealers tbit Jack- j is ^ <«5tb wii S:b D.s- New Goods—from Y’ork, just ready, for sale nt orij;ii.al and In this number the lltcraiy luticlcs are chiefly ori^- ; selves asutc'i. There axe irre.-pon*tb!e man who i ro SoaI and ought to enlist the inkiest of the general Bsversl ear ihsda during the week past. All acid to j prowling throughout the Slate representing that their a® the Mer.onic i batchers at 5'-;. Only one pens. ‘tHKEP. r load 1* ft ever in the The’lines, "Necropolis John Keely's. The beet make of JmglisU black Alpacas , only, for pale at oct2G-2t John Keei.y s. i Stove Wood. — Sciple A Sons, No. 8 Loyd ami 50 Decatur Streets. oct2G-d7l* Fine Clothing at i nnic- priceH, at M. A J. Hiksuh’h. son s Magic Balsam will remove warts from 1 horses. By making incissious in the warts , 'panic sabs'* in New until they bleed freely, and theu saturate the corn with the Balsam, and in a few days the corn will disappear. M* L L K l> Ci K V 1 L. L K . Beni. W. Barrow. Jackson s Magic Balsam, it is said, has never failed to cure the worst case of colic in horses. ; Thousands o! dollars will be saved by its f timely use. Table linens wards, at oetlO front 35 cent; per yard, np- JoUN KeELY’S. buiafsa i Informed, thcio to suppress illicit distllcrs. I and believe, that some from the pen of Gon. A. C. GarlingtoD, and tho "E<- i say n Jokaa 1 by ‘CL-rry Mltch^l,” wiil tuoro than Stvlish Dress Suits at pi settee settlements ami blackmail- tbe cost * L t|l? Monthly. a%t if such < jutlnucs Only one car load arrived daring the wevk. and sold i ng generally with pirtics auipeckd of viobtting the to grow In the future numbers of tbe Monthly as prom- Revenue law. Illicit distillers who have Uen vio’a- ia«»l. It ought to flud a circulation aaaong the educated ting the law systematically for an indefinite time, aud reader* of taste, as well as tin mg the fraternity, for j who are certainly guilty, aro not molested; while whoae special benefit It is published. marrival at three cent) gross. H9»r8 AND MULES. Several car loads passed through during the week. Two car loads In pens waiting information as to what mint to ship. Taylor, Lathram k Co., Proprietors. THE CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Will meet at the Reading Room Monday morning, Oc tober 27, 1873, at 8:30 o’clock. E. P. How OUsItJiV). C. R. BRUMBY, Lato Boyd k Brumby, keeps tbs most select store, sf tl Whitehall street. Call and inspect. (i it! Ovoicoatf M. A*M. HuttufiV. M. & J. H iRNt nt Millinery urtNixo. Mrs. E. P. O'Connor has not removed to Pryor street opposite the i Kimball House, but just returned from New ! York with the handsomest stock of Millinery, Fancy (foods and Ladies’ Fashionable Put- 1 terns for this season ever offered before iu 1 K N N A. John H. Woodward, -yy a s h i x a t o W. H. Toombs, Attorney at Law. Prompt attentmu give: neas entrusted to his M Ato , . , .. ...... We wish the editor a large circulation, i other. .£Aio>t whoa Ihe mo.t trivial ch.rgc. »ro pre- hlJ w0 , k alld Us m , rit dc ,| mi . ferred are arrested, brought to Atlanta with numerous witnesses for the Government, are pat on trial before RECOMMENDED To THE ANNUAL U. 0. Commissioner’, and on tbe teelimon of ihe vilest vagabond* upon earth, frequently a:e v fi think COS FIR j .satisfaction. ENCE- At the Fouith Quarterly Conrsreuce. held last night Inoarcfrated in prison, with no possibility of futEM Trinity M. £. Church, South, Rov. WillUm O. ^^h 1100 with the remotest probability of guilt. Butler, formerly of lAGrange,) and Rev. Charles E. j gave money by buying “Georgia Factory” -m, Mt i n g 8 nut j BbirtingKfrom Our Cn'.im DopArtaieutis stockc.1 withtlis , this market, nu.l will l-e plessefi to have all finest gocdU in tho market. Wo gimranlee tho Imhes iu tho city uuJ surrounding couu- | try to call and sto her stock ou Tuesday and Wednesday, tbe 14th and 1.7th iost.. at No I 27 Whitehall street. M. ,fc J. Hrnsc h, 70 Whitehall street. liKTAii. merchants in city aud country will Otbar. who are koowa to b« guilly are ruoolor | ( l0Kmtn , „ho sr.doM.a w.lh honor, at Emory Col their .nil. day and night and so! molested. We are |, tfe |g, , #Wi wen recommended to the North Cleor- credibly informed »ud belli ve that deputy m.reh.U gi, Conference for admleeioo Into the trarellDg cot- hare bxn auppl ed with blank warrant* and bave B *etloa. * Dcnn, Coletble & Co., Agents for Georgia Factory. ; JeiT, Davl» House, NKWNAN, OA.. L. P. THOMAS, ProDt’r John P Fort, 0. B. Wooten, At . a: )...»•■ ICfAST A. Cootge FJ’iarce, Jr., I -- — . Afiortr* •* *i* K**** Hamilton Yancay, Attorney at lav. OSc* te New Empire Block r™ atreet. WlU pracUce In Til the Coiril” . . tantion given to b.ulnrea, L uru - I*rempt at