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FOREIGN AFFAIRS- “ ™ IOENCE Naw YOBK. October C. 1873. Arrived—Georgia, George Washington, City of Brus- The Carlist Cause Tappling. | 83,8 ,nd Me,rtpo1 '* K „ V0SK 0clob „ c> 167 , — - j Latlb.—Arrived—Wisconsin, Italia, Tybee, Ply- A Probable Monarchy in France. Trial of Marshal ltazaiue. mouth, Thnrgia aod Perriere. Arrived out—Samaritan. France and Australia. ChablEsTosi, October C, 1873. Arrived— Sooth Carolina. David McNutt. Kaih-d— Flagwanata, C. E. Woodbury, M. E. Vauclef, Lizzie Evans. Mary Markin. SPAIN. 't’ho Carlist Cause Toppling -350 French Deputies Pledged to Monarchy. Madrid. October 3,1873. j General Marioaea la9t week offered battle to the I C irlifte, before Estelle. The Carlints refused to fight, ! and on Saturday precipitately evacuated Estelle, which i •vaa occupied by the Government forcca. Tho insur- diauge. .;oiit mcn-of-war have quitted Oarrnch. The Govern- ! 03 w uvea* contemplates the consolidation of Spanish ana ijtibao debta. Correspondence contradicts the rep >rt ! •.hat a coolness had epruag up between Castcllar and t General Hickkf. The minister of Colonies, who J ‘oaves soon for Cuba and Porto Biro, has received Kpoeiat instructions for a settlement of the politic* differ, ties in those inlands. London’, October 5,1&T3. A special from Paris to the London Observer states Umt 350 Deputies of the French Assembly have pledged themselves to support the motion for the ro- etoration of a monarchy. Madbid, October G, 1873. The Carlist are fast loosing on the Northern pro vinccs. They are utterly demoralized, and the men accuse their leaders cf ticasoD. Gen. Morianes, •Jommander ct the Republican troops, is energetic in advancing against them. The siege at CarUgma is psc-ceeding actively. The firing is very sharp. In both cities many of the insurrectionist desert daily aod surrender to the Republican forces. Financial and Commercial. On 'Cirangc. There was a small attendance on ’change yesterday norning. Colonel J. A. Stewart presided by request. On motion, Siturday’s prices wtre artoptc l without receiptn 112 bales; exports coastwise 470; sales 250; stock 0,194. Savannah, October G, 1873. Cotton firm; middlings 1G.J; currency 17,); net receipts 2.573 bales; exports coustwise 3,703; v-ules 783; stock 13.601. Baltimohe, October 0. 1873. Cotton-middling-* 18; low middlings 174; strict good ordinary 107 net receipts 1 bale; gross 297; exports coastwise Cl; sales 100; stock 1;770. Charleston, October 0, 1873. Cotton firm; middlings 16J017; low mid dlings lOj): strict good ordinary 10.}; net re- j ceip s 1.579 bales; gross 1,587; exports coast wise 2,113; sales 5.000; stock 7,554. Liverpool. October 0, 1873. j Cotton—sales include 1,007 American bales, j Common rosin 9s 3d. Turpentine 32* Cd. London, October 0, 1873. New Advertisements, No Change of Office. GEORGIA STATE GRANGE. Coi.apauchk, Ga , October 4.1873. O WING to monetary crisis, and believing it to b. llm pecuniary Interest of tho Georgia Slat Grange, there will be noebans'e in tins office. All cominunieutiouH addressed to Macon. Ua., :n di rected in termer notice will bn prompt y attended to A branch office will be opened in Mac*.u, Lla., for and during Fairwci k. oci7-lf E. TAYLOIl, K-c’y. MOO RE & MOORE TJAVE REMOVED FROM BROAD STREET TO 1-5 Marietta street, near Treiuor.t Ilonae, where the | ISflOTHERN & A1MIH1I! TELEGRAPH CO. I Have and Tallow 13s049. lteutes 58f 40o. Tahis, October G, 1873. •tion, the meeting ajj,/ uel. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Atlanta Wholesale Market. Chamber or Cojxmebce, Atlanxa. Ga., October 6, 1873. j Cotton—Buying at 13. Flour—Fancy $lo 50all; extra family $D SOalO 00; \ family j8 50»9 00; extra id 50*7 53; superfine $6 Ooa : $1 C5al 75: choice ent $3 25*3 53. FRANCE. HUadjr Drift Towards the Establishment of a Momroby. I'a hi.-, October 6, 1873. Tho Park Journal, a monarchical newspaper, says a proposal fur the restoration cf monarchy on a basis of the charter of 1514, bnt in a modified form, w»l* ho presented upoo tko re-assembling cf the As sembly. The World’s foreign special says ThiorB consents to 8 be alliance of tho Republicans and Imperialists, a B the only moans of preventing the restoration of the monarchy, with the Count de Chamber J as Henry V. This combination is receiving constant accessions ‘teverthelesa, the chances favor the manarchists, who have a majority in the Assembly, the entire army, and much money. That Thiera should have at last concented to au al iane with the Imperialists, is regarded as an evi dence of the rapid strides which the Monarchists’ cause has been making. There is urgent necessity for Immediate Republic. Paris, October C, 1873. At a meeting of the Deputies of the Right to-night, the following Cabinet waa selectod, in the event of a change upon the meeting of the Assembly: Due de Caseac, Foreign Affairs; Boushe, Interior; Cheanere- loug. Finance; Depeyre, Justice; Grivart, Public Works; Dupeyreon, Commerce; Montagu**, Marine; Obanguernkr, War. Ybmaxlles, October 6, 1873. In the trial of Marshal Bazaine, Duke Danvall pre sided. Among the witnesses wrre Marshals Canro- berL Lsboaef, Gries, Fraaeard, Boarbaki and Oangar- 6 50; tine >4a< Wheat —bed $ 1 EOal CO; amli white (1 70al 85. Lime—40a5uc per bushel. Cc Corn—Yel ow 83a85c by car o»d, cash and white | 83*87'i cents. Meal—82 a85c. I.ard—Tierce lO^alO^c; kej s, cans Midbucket 11V,. i Bacon—Clear sides 11 jjlllc; clear rib 11 ‘,0; shoul ders lOSc. Hams—Sugar cured 15)galft. Bulk Meats—Clear sides 11c: clear rib 10}£; long I clear sides 10>jc.: ehoudera 8J£c. Hay—Timothy SI 60al 75; clover fl 25al Go. Oats—55c; seed oata 60aG5r. Rye—$1 25 per bushei. Barley—$1 35al 50 per bushel. Coal—Lump, by car load, at 28*30c. Cotton ties—9;i. Bsfiging—‘J lbs, 16alG}ie 17 lbs. 2 Vi lbs. Gnnnv bagging—13S»14c. Coffee—Kio 26> a a28> a c; lsguira 28*30; java 34a35; mocha 37)»a40. Su ar—A 13>ial2;*c; extra C 12al2* ; demarara 12al2>3. Pearl Grits—f 6 00 per bbl. C indies—19>;a20c. Cheese—16 1 Jal7. THK DEMOCRATIC TICKET. To the Editors of Iht Herald: riease announce the following Democratic Ticket, which will be supported at the next Municipal Elec tion, by THE PEOPLE. A. LEYDEN. For Councilmca. G. W. ADAIR. T. M. CLABK. SECOND WARD. De. J. F. BOZEMAN. JOHN KELLY. THIRD WARD. OWEN LYNCH. L. P. GRANT. completed their Line to ATLANTA are prepared to TRANSMIT MESSAGES to all important points in the United States. Office at National Hotel, J. L. LUMSDEN, oct5-tf Superintendent. Bale Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company of California, j supply of choice water-^ro Feed will be kept up full. oct3-Ilw id M r!, Flour and Stock MOoRi; k MOORE. Brnnswickd Ibany haxxjRoad, 2 4 0 MILES LONG IN Brunswick., CASH capita: S-ioo.ooo Oa. M. MAHONEY. WM. H. HOWELL. ON THE CASH ASSETS. aiiR27*tf 00 JNO. C. WHITNER, Agent, 38 Broad Street, Atlanta, On. CARPETS, CARPETS. /"I A Vy cheaper prices than Carpet Store of oct5-2t CHAMBERLIN. BOYNTON A CO. before offered at the niTii; C. W. HCNNICUTT. J. A. HAYDEN. FIXTH WARD. WM. G. GBAMBLING. J. A. RICHARD6ON. SEVENTH WARD. ROB’T F. MADDOX. B. M. FARRAR. oct8-tf 15TH DAY OF OGTOBR 873 Telegraphic Markets. Opening Q,uota1 Ions. New York, October G, 1873. Cotton-sabs 1,058 bales; uplands 18J; Or leans 19}. Futures opened as follws: October 17 9-1G 017i); November 17 -1G; January 17}. Flour quiet but steady. Wneut dull and unchanged. Corn quiet and stead)’. Fork qniet but steady new mess $17017 50. Lard firm; steam 8 9-lG08ji. Turpentine quiet at 41. Kosiu quiet at $3 85 for strained. Freights quiet. Stocks active. Gold 9;. Money—7 in cold bid. Exchange--long 7}; 6hort 8}. Govern- isares to preserve the no^ tottering [ monts dull but steady. Stato bonds quiet. Liverpool, October 6, 1873. Cotton buoyant; uplands 9(aj9g; Orleans 9\ 09J; sales 25,009 bales; speculation G,000; new crop Khipments, on a basis of good ordi nary, 8 11.16. Latfk—Sales of uplands, on a basis of good ordinary, shipped October and November, 8j); do. November and December, 8.?; do. deliv erable in October and November, on a Labis of low middlings 9. Still Later—Sales of uplands, on a basis of low middling, dellivered in October, 8 15-16. Falls, October G, 1873. .Rentes buoyant al 58f 75c. Later—Rentes 58f 82}c. London, October G. 1873. Consois 92}. New 5s 91 J. Erie 42;. For Mayor. The name of Major A. LEYDEN is annout candidate for Mayor of Atlanta. oct3—td Many Crr Messrs. Editors—Gents: Announce the name of T. M. ACTON on the Working Men’s Ticket, for the Fifth W*rd. as Couucilnrui. oct7 td MANY CITIZENS. A liter —First Wuril. Editors Herald: Please announce my name as a candidate for Alderman, from the First Ward, subject to the Democratic nominatiea, oa Saturday the 11th day ot October, 1673. septSO-td JOHN B. GOODWIN. Alder a—Second Ward. We are authorized to announce the name of J. H. WAGNON for Alderman for the Second Ward. cct5-td U NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A VERDICT AND decree of the Superior Court of Glynn county, Georgia, rendered in the bill in Equity, filed in said court at the instance of Rnlus B. Bullock, Governor John T. Brown li Co.. M. I. Atkins k Co., Lyon. Mc Lendon & Co., et al, complainants, vs. Jacob E. Dart, the Brunswick k Albany Railroad Company, eta), re. spondeDts, the undersigned Commissioners, appoint ed in said Decree, for that purpose, will, on THE I5TH DAY OF OCTOBER, ’73 offer, and expose to sale, beforo the court house door, in the city of Brunswick, county of Glynn, St te of Georgia, between 3 o’clock, a.m.. and 4 o’clock, p.m., to the highest and best bidder, tho BRUNSWICK & ABANY R. R. extending from the harbor of Brunswick, at a point known as Dennis’ Folly, to the line of the State of Ala bama. near tho city ot Eufanla, in said State—a dist ance of two hundred and forty miles, as well as that part of the same now finished, as that part unfinished, together with tho Right of Way for the same, and the lands, tracks, lines, rails, wharves, piers, walls, fences, bridges, buildings, erections, structures, depots, stations, fixtures, real estate and appertenances thereto, belonging to said corporation, together with all tho locomotives, tenders, cars, car riages, equipments, tools, implements, machinery and personal property of every description owned by said Corporation, or in any way belonging to or apper taining to the distance, and all the When tho formalities attending the opening of the j cdurt bad been completed, a brief recess was taken, after which, by order of the President, a statement 1 of tho public services of Marshal Bazaine was read. ; tcomprised a history of hi 1 military career from the l beginning, and recounted the distinctions which had been conferred upon him, and the wounds he had rc- ctrivtd. The report of the committee of inquiry on the ca pitulation of M-tz was next presented and read. This was followed by the reading of the indictment, to whkh the Marshal listened attentively, but without emotion. M. Reviere then submitted his report. It reviews the plan of the campaign proposed by defend ant, and gives a Sketch of the battle of Foubsch. In wLich great stre.-s is laid on Baz line’s responsibility for the resnlt, b°cause he neglected to go to General !?fO*sard’s assistance. In regard to Bazaine’s conduct st Meta M. Bovicro takes the ground that tbe Marshal was not, at ary time, really desirous of leaving the piece. After hear ing Beviere's report the Court adjourned until to-morrow. THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE! Closing {^notation*. New York, October G, 1873. Cotton firm sales 174 bales at 18£019£. Cotton—net receipts 126 bales; gross 6,269. Cottuu sales for luturo delivery closed steady; saUs 7,900 bales, as follows: October 17 li-lG3(5 17 2:3 - 32 ; November 17 7-16017 35-32; December 17 7-10017 5-32; Juuuary 17 17-320 17 9-10; February 17*. Flour qui-t: shipping giades scarce and rule firm: family brands dull and heavy; com mon to fair extra $G 70@7 35. Wheat opened at lc. better; free arrivals; winter red western $1 GO. Corn lc. better and higher; mixed and yellow western 69. Kice quiet but firm. Fork dull; new mess 17 12}. Lard lower; new 8 9-1608£. Navals quiet. Money easy at 1-1G commission. Sterling strong at 7 j. Gold 10010}. Governments stron and little doing. State bonds quiet but nominal. Government Securities — his 11}; 02s 8.}; 61s 91; C5s 11; new 13^; 07s 14 *; 08s 11}; new 5s 8; 10 40s 9}. State bonds—Tennessee Cs 744; new 74. Virginia Gs 35; new 40. Contois 17; deferred 9}. Louisiana Gs 40; new 40. Levee* Gs 52}; 8s 55. Alabama 8s 70; 5s no bids. Georgia Gs and 7s no bids. North Carolinas22; new special tax 10. South Carolinas 28; new 10. April and October 2G. New Orleans, October G, 1873. Cotton firmer and in good demand; mid dlings 184; lo w middlings 17J017}; strict good ordinary 1G8@1G£; net receipts 1,022 bales; gross 1,482; cxpoits to Great Britain 43,941; «osNtwhtt» 1,498; sales 1,200; stosk 64, GOO. Flour—stock small with a good local de mand; XX $G 250G5O; XXX $708 25; choice $8 5009 50. Corn quiet; mixed 71; white 72073. Oats dull at 55. Bran—no sales. Hay quiet; prime $23024. Fork dull; mefis $17. Dry salted meats dull; shoulders 9. Bacon dull; shoulders 9}; clear rib sides 10; clear sides 10}. Lard dull; tierces 8J09; kegs 9}. Bugar—no demand. Molasses—no demand. Coflee quiet; fair 22}; good 22}0 22}; prime 22}022£. Corn meal scarce at $3 20. Gold nominal at 20 lor certified checks. Currency opened at 4. advanced to 8, and closed at 500 for certified checks. Sterling exchange nominal. Cincinnati. October G, 1873. Flour steady at 5-6 8507. Corn steady at 54. Frovisions in improved demand. Fork steady. Lard firm; steam 8; kettle 8J084. Bacon in fair demand aod steady; shoulders 8J. Whisky in good demank at 90. Louisville, October G, 1873. Flour quiet and unchanged; anting higher prices, at 25050, on arrival. Corn firm at 630.65, shelled aud sacked. Provisions quiet. Fork steady. Bacon—shoulders 84; clear rib sides 94; clear sides 9}, packed. Lard—tierces 8{@8j; kegs9J; steam 8. Whisxy quiet at 90. Boston. October G, 1873. Cotton tiim; middlings 184; net receipts 54 bales; gross 1,GG2; sales 300; stock 8,000. Memphis, October 6, 1873. Cotton quiet ; middlings 184. Augusta, October 6, 1873. P | | Cotton in good demand at 160164; receipts t .in character. Tha uuion under Christ as head and j Kales G59. jesting oa Ilia word ia tbe true union. ! Wilmington, October G, 1873. Rev. W. H. Freeman, of London, spoke hopefully of l Cotton firm with an upward tendency; mid- re oonlittion of the human race to God. ■ dlings 1G*; net receipts 45 bales; exports coast- The Philosophical branch of the Conference of the J wise 365; stock 967. angelical Alliance, which metin 8t. Paul’s Church, I Spirits of turpentine steady at 36}(a;37. vrae presided over by Dr. Foes. Dr. McCosh. of i Ro8,n < l ulet * lth “° sported. Crude L'eausvlvania. delivered an}address on the “Religious turpentine- no sales. Tar qniet at $2 50. For Aldennan. I hereby announco myself a candidito lor rc-elec- tion for Alderman from the First Ward, subject to the ?o““ c nomiDM ° aon s ‘ !urJ 7o',"r. mLI 00 ' : Franchises and Rights oct2-td. | un der its charter now belonging to said Corporation Iho Road is complete and in good running order from Brunswick to Albany, a distance of One Hun dred and Seventj miles, or thereabouts, with Engines, Cara, and other uecPBPary equipments, together with about fifty miles, nearly completed and ready for the Track, between Albany and Eufaula with about three miles of irou laid. The track from Brunswick to Al bany is laid with Crst-claHg, new and heavy “T” Rail, (rnoatly English,) tbe greater portion Fish-Bar* The iron supposed to be worth $ 1,750,000. Under said decree the Commissioners are required to make and execute good and sufficient titles to the purchaser, in FEE HIMPLE, free from all claims, debts, demands, liens, bonds, mortgages or incum brances whatsoever. For Alderman. We are authorized to annouuoa Mr. as a candidate for Alderman from t subject to the Democratic nomination, oct2-td i. C. YOUNG Third Ward, Alder -Fourth Ward. CrriZRNJ Fourth Ward: I respectfully announce myself a candidate for Al derman from your Ward, subject to tlio Demo ratio nomination. CUAS. PINCKNEY. cci5-td Terms ot Sale: One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dolltrs CASH, to be paid on the day ot sale, and before the legal hours of eale expires, and tho balauco as the same may l-e called in by the said Commissioners. The purchaser to be placed in possession of the property on the pay ment of tho first instalment and to receive titles on the payment of tko balatico of the purchase money. The first payment to bo forfeited on failure therein. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold For Alderman—Seventh Ward. j TELECRAPH LINE We are authorized to annonnoo that J. N. LANGS- upon tho Right of Way of said Railroid, now complc- TON is a candidate for Alderman from the Seventh \vf. c f g r °“ n J ra "!Ti?. Ward, subject to the Democratic nomination, j j Terms—Cashf oct2-td Aldermen—Fifth Ward. JOHN H. GOLDSMITH and MOSES T. SIMMONS will bo supported by the citizens of tho Fifth Ward for Aldermen for tho year 1874, subject to the Demo cratic nomination, which will bo held on the 11th lust. oct3-td in .lestiug Sunday Night’a Services—Many Addresses. New York, October 3, IbTJ. r j u-.* Academy of Music was crowded this evening to nrar addresses by the members of the Evangelical Ali’aace. Felix R. Brunow presided. After tho singing of the hymn commencing, “Come Thou Almighty King,” the Dean of ^Canterbery con ducted tho devotional services, which consisted in reading of tho 143d Psalm and prayer for the removal of the differences that have made the Protestant name a by-word, and breaking down of every wall of sepa ration that has kept those spait who belong to our church* Jon. W. Brown said the grand assemblage of the Christians of every clime present was prompted by a still grander miLenial idea, and bo hoped when they departed they would carry away a stronger resolution to fight as sot :l*rs of the Cross. ttov. Robert Knox, LL. D.. of Belfast, Ireland, was th * first speaker. He struck the key note of the meet ing bv an eloquent appeal to abide in Christ. lier. Nansyan Shesnodral, a converted Brahmin a:.d a member of the Free Church of Scotland, was tuO CoXt speaker. He wore his turban and flowing robs. He gave an recount of the project ia hand of f >c.ud»ag a Christian colony ia Bombay; cf the Presi dent- of an evangelical conference hold at Allah-bad, I coos'sties: of mfmstcrs from all parts <f the world *■ r • i’ *:ng cf a r.ati’.o CLrJi’.’an alliance in I I*. • predicted the time would come r * . 1 would be brought to Gcd, and •* „juc i-:gn c*. earth. The President here observed tu iki£ the premise cf the conversion cf the natives vos being realized in lu-lia. why net among the A •i.eriean Indian*'* Rer. Dr. C unlit), of Geneva, delivered au address in I roeeb, on the relations of Christianity and modern progress. (tev. Dr. Hogs ot Richmond, Virginia, spoko briefly < . union in Christ as the true bond of alliance, lie raid if all the Protestants of the world were united for political power or gaining new influence by aggre gating of numbers and wealth, their bond would be n rope of sand. He differed with those who sought union by making hUle of peculiar doctrines; for doc trines of the Bible make up tbs symmetry of Chris For Alderman. We are authorized to announce iho name of J. C. McMILLAN as a candidate for Alderman from the Seventh Ward, s bject to the Democratic nomination. oct2—td We aro authoiized to say that W. H. BROTIIER- TON. candidate for Alderman in tho First Ward, will be at homo next Tuesday, aud will see as many of his constituents as he can between then and the nomina tion. O. A. LOCHUANE, A. HOOD, K. It. HINES, A. O. BACON. JOHN C. NICHOLLS. J. J. HARRIS. Commieonor. No Further Time. ^fOUNCIL refused to extend the time for the col- j lection of Taxes, and I am instructed by the Fi- | nance Committee to say the Books will be c’.osed on j the 10th Inst. Come and pay your Taxes and save costs. oct&lw J. H. FRANKLIN, T. R. j THE STATE FAIR. rilHE Ciders ?ned has the honor of announcing to X th< itiz .s of Atlanta that he has been appoint ed Local ..* ..t of the chy of Macon, through Hou. W A. Huff, for this section of Georgia, for the State Fair. My office is with the Cotton States Life Insur ance Co., No. 17 Kimball Ho se B ock. Any informa tion relative to the Slat ' Fair will be cheerfully given by tbe undersigned at hi* office, octg-tf 8 FRANK WARREN. Agent. GRAND CONCERT. BENEFIT OF SHREVEPORT SUFFERERS, At James’ Hall, TUESDAY', October 7ili TICKETS ONLY FIFTY CENTS. oct5-2t. A. ERGEN ZINGER, No. 7 Hunter St. near Whitehall, J8 READY FOR THE TALL SEASON TO FURNISH Blankets, Quilts, Comforts, Sheets, Slips, Counterpanes, Feathers, Pillows, Bolster®, Feather Beds, Dr. Cahloun's Renowned LIVER PILLS, D3. CALHOUN’S LIVER PILLS. Mattrassos, cfco.. Of his own manufa^lure, at the LOWEST pri « amine my goods beforo purchasing elsewhere. cfcc. Siclt TO THE cfc Affliotod. 1ST e\v A dvertiseraont^. Western & Atlantic Railroad' II?ar ami Rejoice for I bring you Glad tidings of great joy. JACKSON’S MAGIC BALSAM, ORIENT INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD, CONN. T. WEUSTEB, S. e. PRESTOS, President. V. Preo't GEOUGEnY. LESTER, Secretary. DAVIS & CLARK, Agts., No. 33 Broad street, Atlanta. Ga Freight and Passenger Trains No. 11 & 12, CU T^,®^rt°Seuni which Dave Atlanta at4:45 p m., and Dalton at 12:40 a m., will be discontinued on aud after 7th instant, tilt farther notice. Way Passengers will be carried on regular Day Tas- seuger Trains ns usual; AIho, Night Fast-enger Tram leaving Atlanta at 0 p.m , will land passengers at MARIETTA, AC WORTH, CARTERSVILLK, KINGSTON, ADAII13VILLE, CALHOUN, And all stations between Da'.tou aud Chattanooga. E. B WALKER, oct7-fit Master Transportation. Quarterly Sales. persons doing business withiu the eorrorsto limits of the city, and sro required by tbe Tsx Ordi nance to make a quarterly return cn their gros* re ceipts, aro hereby notified to come at once to my office aud make such return and pay the tax thereon. All failing to do so by tho 20tli of October, will have ti fas issued against them. Atlanta, October Gtb, 1873. FRANK T. RYAN. oct7-Ct City Clerk. Neuralgia in from 5 to 20 minutes. Tbe worst croup in 6 minutes. The worst Toothache in one minnte. Tho worst Rheumatism in from 20 minutes to 10 days. ■J he worst inflammation in the eyes in one week. The worst Pain in the Side, Breast or Back. The worst painful Tumors in aoy part of the body. The worst Sprains, Bruises, H^eiliDgs and Risings. The worst Catarrh in tho head is relieved in one week. Tho worst Palpitation in the Heart in ten minutes. The worst cut, chafe or flesh wound. The worst case of Bronchitis is relieved in s few The worst case of inflammatory* Rheumatism. The w >rst Burns and Scalds tn 20 minutes. Aud for pains and InflainmUion is any pari of the human body, either externally or Internally, there is no remedy in the entire world tha» subdues pains and inflammations so positively, so promptly and so perma nently as Jackson’s Magic Balsam. P. VAN ALSTINE, Proprietor, BARNESYILLF.. GA. Bold l>y all Druggists 33c, and f Ipi? '' v. Net Cash Assets Sep. 1.1873. $568,357 74 ail losses from the date of its organization, the ORIENT has justly acquired a prominent position among the most reputable Fire Insurance Companies of the country. It will continue to afford firet-ciass security to its policy holders at current rates. DAVIS & CLARK, orlS-tt Aaunts. r u ■ celebrated Family Meiieine kuoarn as tbe Calhoun Liver and Anti*Bilious Pills. under the supervision and assistance of Dr. Calhoun himself. This Pill has been in uhh lor the last thirty- five years, and has uk- n precedence over all other Family Preparat.oos, by al that have used them. Thousands would certify to their great value if nec»e- sary. One lace should supersede any amount of cer tificates, aud that fact is this: Dr. Calhoun has been pliysic:au to the Fulton Co.iuty Prison for over seven year**, when the number ol prisoners ranged from 20 to 70 labo-mg tinder all tho d e as *b incident to this climate. With but fewexcepti .ns they have all been treated with this Pill, and a-t»nishiug to say, during that long period, cot a solitary d-a’h occurred under his treatment. This fact is worth any amount f tes timonials. I am now prepared to fill orders from Druggists, Merchants and others. AU oulers sent me shall re- cove prompt attention. There is no type of Fever. Dyspepsia, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Rheumatism, Chol era Morbus. Biliousness and Sick Headache, or other diseases of a Southern climate, but yields readily to this preparation. Price, 60 cents a Box. Non- genuine unless it bears tbe signature of N. C. William* aud picture of Dr. Calhoun. Address N. C. WILLI AMS, Post-office Box No. 240. Atlanta, Ga. Manufactory No. IIS, corner Washington and Peters streets, Atlanta, Ga. june29-w6m FULTON COUNTX Sheriff’s Sale for November W ILL be sold before the Court House door in the city of Atlauta, Fulton co nty, Georgia, on tbe first Tuesday in November next, within tho legal hours of sale, the following property, to-«it: Two bureaus, one wardrobe, one side>K»ard, one secretary, one large deck, and six fine parlor chatre I evied on as the properly of Jared I. and Nannie L Whitaker, by virtue ol and to satisfy a m viga^-e fl. fa issued from Fulton Kuperio- Cmrt in favnrof Mrs H. A. K rkpatnek vs Jared I. Whitaker aud Nannie L Whitaker. Property pointed out in fi. fa , Beptember 1st, 1873. Also, on the exm** day. flirt Tuesday in Norsmber. will be sold on the premises, in a factory on the corner of Harris and Butler streets, lu the city of Atlanta, Fulton county, O»., one plaining machine, 1 np saw, 1 gig saw, I cut off saw, 2 lathes, 1 surfacing machine, morticing machine, l lathing machine, 1 b ring ma chine, 1 rooting machine, 1 moulding machine and trimming saw, line shafting, pulleys and belting at tached, together with all the tools used about aa:d ma chines, all urv fixtures, lumber and material, located in said factory. Levied on os tbe property of Ron deau A Co , by virtue of and to satisfy a ti. fa. issued I 1 from Fulton Superior Court in lavor of Paul Jones, Sr., va. Rondeau & Co. Property pointed out in fi. U. A. M. PERKERSON. Sheriff. aent10-w4v printer’s f#*e $2 60 per levy. j GEORGIA -Fulton Ceur.ty. Oudinaki a Omn. October 1.1873. M US. 8VB.VH A. F. HAMILTON, wife of John J Hamilton, has applied for exemption of per- i Rjualty, (her husbaud having refuse i to apply', end j I will pass upon the a.vme at 10 o’clock A. M. on tbe I 15:b day of October 1873. at my office, j dfcwlt DaNIBL PITTMAN. Ordinary. I CLAYTON SHERIFF'S SALES, TILL BE SOLD, before the court house door CRANK OPENING. Fall CjL A k \j k NOW READY AT Wliy Not Let the Public Know It? Roovos’ Hotel, (Formerly Camp House.) GRIFFIN, GA. j W A ft T fj "RALSAM This old and well known bouse ia now undergoing a XIX X3L X V L/xxAJUXAlU. thorough renovation, and will be — IF — ariLOKsoN’s FIRST CLASS HOT KL . The patronage of (be public generally is solicited. oct7-Gt J- A. BTALY, Agout. St. Loris, October G, 1873. Flour quiet aud unchanged. Corn Htrouger; offering* light; No. 2 mixed 44|. Fork dull and unchanged at $15. Bacon quiet and unchanged. Lard dull and unchanged. Aspect of Developmeot ." ▲ paper on Ideal phyloiopby *->ar©edbv Professor C P. Krautb, D.D., of PLila- dolpbu. He aald that Ucaiisi* was a eyetewi which waa racog- ai by the larger number of being* In the world. It t.M *everal attraction* which tend i*. A r * w towards it numbers of followers. It appeals to um^ which is one of the dominant principles Inherent In the^i n ,i i jgyfj bale*; txportrt coastwise 1,220; sales 100; ,.t man. The speaker then drew a parallel between „ !ock .j *298. Idealism and Realism, and aald that It failed to give a j Mobile, October 6, 1873. correct idea of the excitation of thought In tbe human Cotton aery firm; middlings 17017J; low • middlings 1GJ; strict good ordinary I64; net Nonvolk, October G, 1873. ’ I Cotton tirui; low middlings 17 i; not receipts 'li— ■ • — - to the Herald office, by a ftontleinan and his if* and child. Terms mua* bo moderate. Refer ences giveu aud required. Addreas, stating terms, Y. X. Z.. Herald Office. Resigned, _ the Atlanta Post Office, owing to the abligatious wh'ch my private affairs have upon m* time. o:t7-lt ROBERT JOUNHON. NOTICE i I WANT II <ll,tlnct!jr niH.nitflod tk.l 1 Am not • candidate for Aldermau In the nomination, neither am I In the election, aud if elected will not eerv«. octT-lt J. It. WYLIE. Has by repeated triale and permanent cures proven It self to be the best horse lotion or borso remedy In the world, why not let tho people know it ? It ie coring the worst colio tn horsos or mules in 20 minutea, and so prompt is it in curing colic that the Proprietor will iu each and every case, where 2 oz In ^ pint of water Is given to a borso or mule that has the colio, refund the money where It do«e not cure In 20 minutes. It is also tbe very beat lc tion iu the world for all a ddle or collar galls, flesh wounds, brulsea, atraina, lame ness. old sores, sand crack, pole evil, fouudered feet, cuts, wounds of all kinds, poisons and wherever swel- . lings aud inflammation exlat. either Internally cr ex- ; tern ally. There is no lineraent or horso lotion In the , world that oan begin to compare with Jackson’s Magic Balsam, and the time la not far distant when every ownsr o | Slid dealer in >do“k will have this valuable medicine l i • hla hlabls, read} ' * any alrknesa aud distress among* hi. stock. Try *1. P. VAN ALSTINE. proprietor, DAIiNKHYlLLK. GEORGIA. Bold by all Druggists at 2fi cents, ftC cents. $1.00, ] nd $5.'W p*r 1 oMle. **CS? augM vSin. j LOUIS DeSADLLES & CO., COR. WHITEHALL & HUITER STS. O UR AIM IK TO OFFER OUR FATROSd THE best class of Goods at the LOWEST p.t«lbl# prlots. NEW GOODS arriving DAILY, constating of the latest Novelties iu Black Silks, Irish Poplins, Camel’s Hair, Cashmeres, Sateens, Alpacas, Twills, Delaines, Plaids, Ac. One dwelling house and lot containing two acree. more or lew, ia the town of Joneeboro, known aa the dwelling house now occupied by F J Raukedaly. Lev ied on as the property of It R Hanes, under and by virtue of sundry ti fas in my handa in favor of Janus Hanes vs Hanes k Key and Hacea, Key A Hanes. Property pointed out by plaintiff this September 27, Also, at the same time aud place, will be add one hundred acres, more or less, kno n a* the north half of land lot No. 244. ia the 4lh district or originally Fayette, now Clayton county. Levied on as the prop erty of W W Curry, under and by virtue of afi fa from Cloy ton Superior Court in favor of D S Stare va Baud \V W Curry. Property pointed out by Byingtou A Waterton, plaintiff’s attorneys. Also, at the same time and place, will be Hold fifty acre*, mote or leas, of land lot No. 103, In the 13th district of originally Henry, now Clayton county. Levied on as the properly of Elijah M Laseeter under and by virtue of a fi fa from Clayton Superior Court in favor of James I Christian vs R W Mundy. admin- istra'. >r of Q W McKamer and Elijah M Lasseter. Pro;. rty poiuted out by plain*iff. Ihia the 27th day of September, Printer’s 1-Ji Clayton Sheriff Sales. within the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday iu October next, tbo following property, to-wit; On® house and lot No. 6, con taming two acre*, more or leas, in the town of Jonesboro, Clayton oonuty. known aud levied on as the property of R. B. Haynes to satisfy nine Justice Court fl. fas. issued from tbe lOSSth District, G. M., in favor of Wilbam Morrieou. Said premises being now occupied by E J Barksdale. Property pointed out by plaintiff's attorney; levy made aud returned to mo by J A Johnson. L C for tbe lWBtb District. U M. Thin 22th August. 1873. Also, at tho same time and place, the north half el lot of land number M, in thefth District cf ouginaQy Henry’, now Clayton county, containing 100acre# mors or leas, aa the property of Elijah Glaea, by virtue of a fi fa issued from Fayette Superior Court in favor of W R Whitaker, guardian of Sarah F and B F Whitaker, vs William Glass, principal, and Elijah Glass, security. Property pointed out by Plaintiff's attorney. Tnmct* n possession notified. Thla August 22th, 1RT3. aug31Wt N. O. HUDSON. Bh—UL Clayton Sheriff's Sales. Xmmniso stock of WOOLEN GOODS bought since the heavy decline In Woo), at remarkably reasonable prices, nr Money saved by pnrcbaaiug of LOl’l* OesAVLLKN CO., Corner Whitehall aud Hunter Bis. n:IS sun turabwed The north half of land lot No. 240, except four acres In the northeast corner of said lot; also the east halt of lot Ne. 23i ; ai»o, tbs one-stxteeeth of au acre, more or Lea, No. 1, fourth trcUon in the town ot Jon, shore, ou the east aide of tho Macon A Western railroad, all of which lies in tho 13U» district of origi nally Henry now Clayton county. Levied on aa the property of Jesse Cauglcr under and by vlrtna of a fi la from the Buperior Court of said oonuty in favor ol Win U l«ane X Co. va. said Jesee Dangler, to mtl*Cy said fl fa. Property pointed out by plaintiff's attor leva. p. o. BLINK)IT. Shorts- awp'll-tti*