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FOREIGN AFFAIRS. The Little Trouble in Spain The ‘‘Greeks” to the Rescue. Latest Regarding Affairs in France. Trial of Marshal Bazaine. SPAIN. Maduid, October 8, 1873. .'DC hemingten rides seized on the B r itish steam Deerhound. have been deposited in the arsenal a: I'erraL firing was kept up all day yesterday between Car- '»:»ens leewgeuta and the beseiging troops. ’'bare is some fear in the Republican camp. u battalion of Greeks hsve tendered their services in tbe defense cf the Republic. President Oastellar has addressed them a letter, thanking them for their "'ey bet refusing to accept it. FRANCK. Pauls, October 8. It nkreported that when the Assembly is asked to vote in favor of the restoration of the monarchy and eie ?atkm of Count de Chambord to the throuo aa t. Jia Henry V, M. liouher will propose aa substitute that monarch iai principles be established, but that it be loft to the country to decide which monarchy is preferred Pabjw, October 8, 1873. -j. La^ilnt's court maitial to-day, tbe reading of AL Riviere's report was continued. M. Riviere pro- .eods ic show that means of communication between I of depression of basinets, sufferlogs of laborers, and the rum of individuals. Resolved, That in view of the present disaster, the roault of week and pernicious administration, the widespread corruption of the publio service, defalca tions in the servics of officials, peculations, con demned robbers forgiven, extortions upon merchants, and importers with the approval cf the Federal author ities. Tbe personalisms of the chief Executive and the impaired standard of political morlity— the re sult of the scheming of corrupt congressmen—makes it a msttor ot painful regret that the good and true men ol all sections should not combine for the res* toration of our former good and honest government. Bat still we bars undiminiahed faltn In the integrity and manhood of the people and their ability to ulti mately correct every wrong and restore every right. Therefore be it Resolved, That the return of the country to a specie basis is an object of paramount importance, and that as the great pnpoee of money, apart from its being the standard of valuation, is to serve as the medium of exchange-a means by which transfers are made and indebtedness discharged. The business integrity, and even-handed prosperity unite in de manding a return to the common standard of the world, and that the banking privileges should be ex tended to those who can give fit securities for the prompt redemption of the circulation they utter, in as good money ss the Government makes tbe lawful money of the country. Resolved, That we pledge ourselves to firmly resist ! the probability of the State Government, by special legislation, being made a pleasant lnstru- ! ment of unworthy private schemes, and | that wo demand in every department of public expenditure, rigid economy and good faith, j and thorough investigation and pnnisbmeat of all of- 1 ficial misconduct. I The resolutions were unanimously adopted. I The following was adopted with loud cheers: i Resolved, That the thanks of all freeman are due to 1 the tribunal which has vindicated the right of local j *rial by jury, and the freedom of the press against j the attempt to snatch away the citizan to answer be fore a foreign court, such attempt as aroused the pro- revolutionary fa-.hera. The following ticket was nominated : For Secretary of State, Diedrich Wilier*. For Comptroller, Nelson X. Hopkins. For Attorney General, Daniel Pratt. For Treasurer, Thomas H. Raines. For Canal Commissioners, James Jackson. Engineer, and Sylvan us Sweet. For State Prison Inspector, M. K. Platt. Tbe Convention then adjourned sine die. Naval Stores. New York, Octpber 8, 1873. Tnrpentine steady at 40i©42. Rosin quiet at $2 77@2 90 for strained. Cotton Market. CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Liverpool, October 8, 1873. Cotton -sales include 6,500 bales American. New York, October 8, 1873. Cotton steady; sales 2,480 bales at 18j|©19J. Net receipts 121 bales; gross receipts 5,517. . Cotton sales for future delivery closed firm; sales 11,500 bales, as follows: October 17 23-32@173; November 174; December 171a 17 17 32; January 17@17 17-32al7 9 10; Feb ruary 17$al7 25.32; March 18al8 1-32. New Orleans, Octobers, 1873. Cotton in fair demand; middlings 184© 18i;lowmiddliugs 174@174; strict good ordin ary 16}@17; net receipts 354 bales; gross 870; sales 1,800; stock 29,439. Charleston, October 8, 1873. Cotton quiet—middling 104al7; low mid dling 161; strict good ordinary 16; net receipts 1,751 bales; gross 1,948; exports coastwise 1,254; sales 200; stock 9,836. Baltimore, October 8, 1873. Cotton firm; middlings 13; low middlings 17g; strict good ordinary 16$; net receipts 9 bales; gross 239; exports coastwise 40; sales 87; stock 1,946. Wilmington, October 8, 1873. Cotton quiet -middlings 17; net receipts 62 bales; exports coastwise 278; sales 92; stock 842. Galveston, October 8, 1873. Cotton firm; good ordinary 14J; Texas or dinary 12;}; net receipts 314 bales; sales 358; stock 11,100. Philadelphia, October 8, 1873. Cotton dull and unchanged—middlings 18$; net receipts 66 bales; gross 117. Memphis, October 8, 1873. Cotton firm and quiet; middlings 164*164; receipts 822 bales: shipments 360; stock 10,- 523. Augusta, October 8, 1873. Cotton steady ; middlings 164; receipts 435 bales; sales 6G1. Boston. Octobers, 1873. Cotton quiet and steady—middlings 18$; ANNOUNCEMENTS. THB DEMOCRATIC TICKET. To the Editors of the Herald: Please announce tbe following Democratic Ticket, which will be supported at the next Municipal Elec tion, by THE PEOPLE. For Mayor. A. LEYDEN. / For Coanelliuen. FT Ear WABD. G. W. ADAIR. T. M. CLARK. SECOND WABD. Dk. J. F. BOZEMAN. JOHN KELLY. THIRD VTATD. OWEN LYNCH. L. P. GRANT. POCBTH WABD. M. MAHONEY. WM. H. HOWELL. FIFTH WABD. C. W. HUNNICUTT. J. A. HAYDEN, ftixra wabd. WM. G. GRAMBLING. J. A. RICHARDSON. SEVENTH WABD. BOB’T F. MADDOX. R. M. FARRAR. cct3-tf For Mayor. The name of Major A. LEYDEN is announced aa a candidate for Mayor of Atlanta. Public saieiKewTear’sPresBats ALBANY!Tie Atlanta Daily & ffeeHj OF THE — k oct3—!d Manx CrrrzENa Messrs. Editors—Gents: Announce the name of T. M. ACTON on the Working Men’s Ticket, for the Fifth Ward, as Councilman. td MANY CITIZENS. TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. Metz and Paris were ample. Bazaine’s refusal to com • .r>c hie force with other armiea in tbe field was '.rlmtnsL The Marshal is accused of pursuing per sonal policy, by wnich the enemy profited. Theie is ♦-.videcK* that be even reluaed to assist in the effort to prov ision Metz. Bazalne's inaction ia attribu ted partially to hesitation, being confneed by the newa :rorc Sedan and Paris, and partially to bis secret ne- gotla&on wtth the enemy. Whatever government there was in France be should have fought for it instead of . ^stoning to ovorturca of the ecemr, receiving their agont, Itoguccr, and plotting restoration of empire he y thought of maintaining, in good condition to play j There has been a heavy fro9t '.uo political part be designed. Had Bazaine dene his i Memphis and Cairo Railroad. doty, by taking his army into the interior of i The Exposition exhibition last r.ight, at Louisville, ■ sales 300; stock 10,124. France, tearing Metz to defend herself with j fOT ^ Memphis and Shreveport sufferers, netted i Produce Market, the garrison which could subsist on the re- j $3,000. j New York, September 8, 1873. sources cf the surrounding country, Metz wou’.d j A San Francisco dispatch says that wagons have, Flour inactive and unchanged. Whisky Lave held out until the Armistice and Lor- ! been sent to Fort Kalmnth to transport the remnant 1 lower. Wheat 1 cent better—winter red wes- ra,nd|would never have beeen ceded. Riviere continues. ! the Modoc3 to Fort Russell. | tern 60 ft 61. Com dull ftnd declining; mixed ' foreign war was not enough; our unhappy country : The election In Boston resulted ia the annexation of an d yellow’ western 63. Rice steady; Caroli- ivae condemned to the horrors ol a civil war. and what j Charlestown, Brighton and West Roxbury to Boston, j ^^tkjlull nud h)Wer; new spot Marshal Bazaine do then? He united with the en- j Brooklyn voted no. exy to overthrow the Government of Paris. ! The Coroner of New York will hold no more For Alderman—First Ward. Editors Hkhald : Fleam announce my name as a candidate for Alderman, from the First Ward, subject to tbe Democratic nomination, on Saturday the 11th day oi October, 1873. eept30-td JOHN B. GOODWIN. Aldermen—Fifth Ward. . . . - _ , , - . 4 clA - , JOHN H. GOLDSMITH and MOSES T. SIMMONS I net receipt Shales; gross receipts SO; sales j wlu be .upportod by tbe citizen, of the Fifth W«d 300; stock8,000. Savannah, October 8, 1873. i Cotton firm: middlings 17; net receipts I 3.617 bales; sales 965; stock 17,876. Norfolk, October 8, 1873. Cotton quiet; low middling 174; net receipts j 1,066 bales; exports coastwise 645; sales 75; I stock 4,531. Mobile, October 8, 1873. Qaaotrell, on the I Cotton firm; middling 17^; low middling | 154; net receipts 230 bales; exports coastwise for Aldermen for the year 1871, subject to the Demo cratic nomination, which will bo held on the 11th lust. oct&-td For Alderman—Seventh Ward. We are authorized to announce that J. N. LANGS TON is a candidate for Aldorm&a from the Seventh Ward, subject to the Democratic nomination. oct2-td Alderman. i $16 87a.l7 Wo are authorized to announce the name of J. C. McMILLAN as a candidate for Alderman from tbe Seventh Ward, subject to the Democratic nomination. oct2—td The report condemn* the Marshal for failing to de stroy tbe material ot war left at Metz, while he wa* -srefol to destroy all correspondence which might .:c>mnromiee himaelf; for frequently receiving in per- «on visits of German officers, aid geneially for ruanl feetlug and Indicating undue haato to capitulate ti the enemy. Reading of report was not concluded at adjournment of court. Heating of remainder, to gether with other documents touching Baziine’s macagement of artillery and commissiariat at Mu-tx, will probably occupy the entire week, and examina tion of witnesses will not begin till Monday. Tbe German government at first refused to allow *.ubphxTaa* for witnesses to be served in Alsace and orralne, but special negotiations overcame its obiec- ENGLAND. London, October 8. luiihcp Reintncas, of the old Catholic Church, to day took the oath cf alic-gianca to the Emperor—a istoroary formula with the exception of a reserva tion of first allegiance to the Pope, which wa* cxnit- KhM' YORK LIBER AL CONVENTION. quests. Cause—Can’t get pay from the county. The Cincinnati bankers generally express a read! ness to resume currency payments 6*mnltaneouoli with New York. The City Council of Portsmouth, Vi appropriated $300 for Memphis, and $2J0 for Shre Lard lower at 8 7-16. New Orleans, October 8, 187: Flour quiet; treble extra $6 621a8; family i tion $8 50a9 75. Corn scarce at 75a77 for yellow;! 80 for white. Oats scarce and held at 60. Bran Fla 12£. Hay dull at. $27a28 for choice. , Pork dull and lower at $16 50a 1G 75 for mess. lMt night j j) r y sa ited meats drill; shoulders 0A. Bacon in jobbing lots, 74 for shoulders; 91 for clear We are authorized to say that W. H. BROTHER- TON. candidate for Alderman In the First Ward, will bo at home next Tuesday, and will seo as many of his constituents as he can between then and the nomlna* Alderman—Second 'Ward. We ure authorized to announco the name of J. H. WAG NON lor Alderman for the Second Ward, octutd port. A meeting of citizens appointed a committee to j rx b ; 104 for cleaa sides. Hams 14al5. Lard collect contributions. j dnlj at 94a9 lor tierce, 10a 104 in keg. The J The steamship Indiana, the third of the American j first hhd. of new sugar received classed fair, | lines. Bailed from Philadelphia yesterday on a trial and sold at 11. Two bbls. of molasses, first j tL _ e J Vard ^ lm ^ t * trip with about one hundred invited guests. Sue will I the season, classed fair, sold at 99. \Vhis- ** J I hereby o Fur Aldriman. unco myself a candidate ior i :-cleo- be gone forty-eight hours, and will start on her first voyage to Liverpool on the 16th. There have becu no deaths in Montgomery since the 3d instant. The Selma Savings Bank has resumed paymant. Col. Conkling presided at the Liberal Convention which was bald at Elmyra, N. Y. yesterday. At the race* which took place »t Jerome Park, N. t Y. yesterday, Mots won ths three mile race; time, 65:1. McDaniel's filly won the fire furlong race; time, 10:3, l 4. The clearing house meeting at St. Louis resolved to ky dull at 94a95, Coffee 2Za23£. Cincinnati, October <s, 1873. | Flour steady at $6 90(a 7. Corn quiet at 52 (5,53. Provisions quiet. Pork steady at $15. j Lard steady. Bacon quiet and inactive,uom- j inally unchanged. Whisky unchanged; sales at 90 currency. Louisville, October 8, 1873. Flour in fair demand, firm and unchanged. ‘ Corn in fair demand and firm at 63a65. Pro visions in fair demand and easy. Pork $15 25 al6. Bacon—81 for shoulders; 9 lor clear Democratic nomination c tober, 1873. oct2-td. Saturday, llth day of Oc- John F. Mokhis. RAILROAD. 2 4 0 MILES LONG IN — Brunswiclt, Q-a„ ON THE — 15TH DAY OF OCTOBR, 873 decree of the Superior Court of Glynn county, Georgia, rendered in the bill in Equity, filed in said court at the inetaooo of Rufus B. Bullock, Governor John T. Brown A Co., M. I. Atkina A Co., Lyon, Mc Lendon A Co., et al, complainant*, vs. Jacob E. Dart, the Brunswick A Albany Railroad Company, et al, re spondents, the undersigned Commissioners, appoint ed in said Decree, for that purpose, will, on THE I5TH DAY OF OCTOBER, ‘73 offer, and expose to sale, before the court house door, in tho city ol' Brunswick, county of Glynn, Bt.teof Georgia, between 3 o’clock,a.m., and 4o’clock, p.m., to the highest and best bidder, the BRUNSWICK & ABANY R. R. extending from the harbor of Brunswick, at a point known as Dennis’ Folly, to the lino of the State of Ala bama, near tho city of Eufaula. in said State—a dist ance of two hundred and forty miles, as well as that part of tho same now finished, as that part unfinished, together with tho Right of Way lor 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 the 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 IHIIElFa-A.XjIP. $7,000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY! Iu order to enable ns to carry Into effect certain improvements to tbe HERkLD, we propose to offer as aa inducement to subscribers a list of preeento. to be awarded by au equal distribution on New Year's Day. The Atlanta Daily Herald Is tho only eight-page daily paper published la th*r South outside of New Orleans, and is universally ad mitted to bo the boat paper In Georgia. THE WEEKLY HERALD of the Daily, and a larg> The Cheapest and Best Family Journal ever published in Georgia. The post course of the HERALD is a guarantee that it will ever be found fighting against Bond Rings and Swindlers. NOW IS THE TIME TO SOBSCRIBE, Franchises and Rightsj List Of F«lS fOT the Ml under its charter now belonging to said Corporation The Road is complete and in good running order from Brunswick to Albany, a distance of One Hun dred and Seventy miles, or thereabouts, with Engines, Cara, and other necessary equipments, together with about fifty miles, nearly completed and ready for the Track, between Albany and Eufaula with about three miles of iron laid. The track from Brunswick to Al bany Is laid with first-class, new and heavy “T” Rail, (mostly English,) the greater portion Fish-Bar. The iron supposed to be worth $1,750,000. Under said decree the Commissioners are required j to make and execute good and sufficient titles to ihe j purchaser, In FEE SIMPLE, free from all claims, EVERYBODY SHOULD TAKE IT. debts, demand*, hens, bonds, mortgages or incutn- i brances whatsoever. I* O j All subscribers who pay us $5 for six months’ eab- ! seription to the Dally HERALD, above all arrearages j from this date to New Year’s Day, will have an equal One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars CASH, to i chance of obtaining one of tho following Presents, to be paid on the day of sale, aud before the legal hours j ^ awarded on that day • The Daily HERALD is the most complete newspa per ever published in Georgia. EVEKY MERCHANT SHOULD TAKE IT. EVERY MECHANIC SHOULD TAKE IT. EVERY REOFESSIONAL SHOULD TAKE IT. Terms ot Sale: Bac< ders 10.se. Hams—Sugi The Resolutions Adopted. Eiaiiba, October 8,1»73. I Tho fallowing are tho resolutions adopted by the New YoTk Liberal Convention: Resolved, That this convention of delegates from li.9 people of New Y'ork congratulate the patriotic citizens cf ali the States upon the judications now apparant of the growing disposition to oppose any per version of civil authority, ar.d to d mand in all our l ublls ways a return to official honesty, economy and :1 Icllty to the pnb’.ic interest. Resolved, That this gratifying tendency of public sentiment justifies and encourages us to reaffirm the platform of principles cct forth at Cincinnati more ;iiau a yerr ago, which embodies, in clear and forcible t erms,tbe need cf the hour, aid by such affirmance to indicate the sincerity of our confined efforts aim aspi rations for purity of g .vernment and reform. li.-solvel, That the public approbation ■•dongs to the Senate and Kspre- senta’ives, who in the last Congress diu net favor a salary increase and the back pay b.ll; aud • :-p:c:alIy to such as Lave voluntarily, ar.d without j family £0*9 CO ary pressure of pub!: Treasury ILo so-called back pay; and we renounce every Senator and Representative who voted for or approved such a Dill, and any party who invokes Con gressional legislation to shield a guilty con«cionco in doing what should not be done, and what come have none without legislation. And further, wc feel the rcoft sincaro regrets that the President of the United States should so mistake tbo mo ality of American character, aDd disregard the honor of the American name, a« to givo bis official sanction to a bill which, so far as it relays to himaelf and members of each branch of Congros*. was wh >1 y uncalled for, unprecodeutad, demoralizing aud Wid- ed; aud we charge the Republican party with tho wrong of originating and passing this till; and we dc* noriuco in the most unqualified manner this measure «iijd all its supporters and demand its unconditional repeal. Resolved, That we d»M-m it of the highest impor tance to the people in all parts of our State and coun try that the line* of transportation between tbe East aud West he improved so as to furnish better and < hcaper trausit, and that no route shall make aa inor dinate charge upon producers, manufacturers or mer chants, and that no interest, whether of producer, corporation or capitalist, can justly complain cf the facilities afforded, the importance of regular, cheap and rapid interchange of produce of tbe West and the merchandise of the East, both for internal consumption, aud tbe general commerce can’t oe over estimated to the people of our State, and es pecially of our great seaboard cities. Enlarged water channel, freight, railways and cheap and expedient passage, alike for tbe outgoing and inbound trade are imperatively demanded and the attainment thereof can't, with justice and safety, be delayed, and we deplore the corrupting influenoa of our great cor poration over the legislative action whereby onr agricultural interests are crippled, and development of the resources of the country re tarded. Resolved, tbac tbe lnternoal policy of the State and resume currency payment soon as New York leads to rib; 94 for clear Bides. Lftrd, 8vft9 in tierce; gradually cancel the clearing house certificates, and j 9A in keg: 8 for steam. Whisky, iiotktng do- in this way resume without reference to New Yurk. 1 i D S* It was discussed but no action taken. ^>T. Louis, October 8, 1873. Trmm j Flour quiet and unchanged; superfine win ter $3 75*4 25. Corn dull; small sales NV>. 2 For Alderman. We are authorized to announco Mr. R. C. YOUNG j as a candidate for Alderman from tho Third Ward, j subject to the Democratic nomination. oci2-t(l Alilcrman-Fourth Ward. CmCTiw Forum Wane: I respectfully announce myself a candidate for Al derman from your Ward, subject to the Demo ratic nomination. CHA8. PINCKNEY. oci5-td of sale expires, and tho balance as the same may be ( called in by the said Commissioners. The purchaser ’ | cash to be placed in possession of the property on the pay- ! * ment of the first instalment aud to receive titles on j 1 Piano, worth the payment of the balance of tho purchaso money, j 4 Gold Watches The first payment to be forfeited on lailuro therein. | 5 Sewing Machines. Aleo, at the same time and place, will be sold 1 5 Sets Furniture 15 Sets Chinn. Waie. 4 Sets Dickens' Works, green and upon tho Right of Way of said Railroad, now complc* J cirt Kdition 1 m tu, ted from Brunswick to Albany, with all the Poles, * " J property of the uaid Telegraph Line. * ^cts W averly Novels 4 Sets Bulwer's Works, Library TELEGRAPH LINE resent $ 500 Ot) 500 OO 400 OO 500 OO 500 OO 500 Of) 100 OO Terms—Cash. . . , , _ ISTew -A.dvertisem.ents. Financial and Commercial. , mixed 431 at east Bide on track. Pork dull \ — — —^ . 1 and nominal: mess offered at $15, held at | $15 1-5. Rrtcon quiet and weak at 84 for «n ’Change. ! shoulders; 9 for clear rib; 9o(' ) 4 for clear sides. ! Lard dull and unchanged. Whisky firm ut TAILORS WANTED. There was. a :-in3ll attend mce on 'Chang- morning. Vice-President A, C. Wjly presided. No changes ir. quotations. The price of coffee was discussed at hoi without arriving at a change. The demand for currency in Western 1 payment for grain was also disenseed with mg in the suggestion or » remedy. Ali the members of tho Board of Trade ar requested to be in attendance this morninj ness of vital importance is to be transacted. Atlanta. Wholesale Market. Chamber of Coumksck, Atlanta, Ga., October 7, 187J. Cotton—Buying at 15. Flour—Fancy *1U Soall; extra family $0 50al0 00 *t» 5Ua7 60; superfine |6 001 %hit« $1 70al 85. Lime— 40u5t;c per bushel. Cement $3 25a3 5 Corn—Yei ow 83a85c by car oad, cash and wh 85a87«i cents. Meal—8‘2J 3 a85c. Lard-Tierce lO^alO^c; kegs sides li^al'k; clear rib ll>,c; shout- i • eslerday 9i>. Money Market. New York, October 8, 1873. | Money active atl-10a4 commission. Sled- [ length, ; ing lower at 7. Gold weak at 9jja9.i. Gov- j i erumeuts dull and lover. States dull aud! irkets in ’ nominal. t result-1 Later.—62’s, 84; 64V, 214; 65 s, 18; new, ! 13; 67’s; 11*; C8's, 14; new, 5’s, 71; Tenues- j axnebtly 4’n, 8. No change in States, as bnsi- j New Orleans, October 8, 1873. ! Currency la5 percent, prem. Exchange— j ; sterling lb"; New York tight 10 to 104 prem- , ium. Naval Stores. £ ib73. London, October 8, 1873. j I Turpentine closed at 32s. New York, Octobes 8, 1873. j j Tallow steady. $1 65al 75: choice ! WiLMiNGTOx, October 8, 1873. I Spirits of turpentine quiet at 38. Rosin ! ( quiet at $2 30 for strained. Low No. 2, $2 35. j lte , Crude turpentine unchanged at $1 60 for; 1 hard. Yellow dip and virgin $3 00. Tar a sndhucket UK* • steady at $2 50. |WO GOOD COAT-MAKERS. Constant % rices paid. Apply at O. A. LOCHRANE, A. HOOD, R. R. HINES, A. O. BACON. JOHN C. NIC HOLLA!, J. J. HARRIS, Commisoner. ' Edition 100 DO : >15 Copies Shakspeare’a Complete ! Works 150 OO 200 Superb Chromos, worth from $5 to $10 each 1,000 04) J. L. Hopkins. Judge. Nancy O’Doll vs. Jeremiah O’Dell—Libel for Divorce , and rule to perfect service. It appearing to the Court, by tho return of the 8her Iff, that the defendant does not reside in this county 1 and it further appearing that he docs not reside in tbi I State; it is. on motion of counsel, ordered) J. G. JONES, bito National Hotel. That said defendant appear and answer, at the next term of this Court; else, that tho case be considered in default, and th complainant allowed to proceed. And it is further ordered: That this rule be pnb lished in some public gnzetto of this State, once 1 month for four montlm, prior to th*) next term of thi Court. A true extract from noi.iinvtas. W. It. VENABLE, Clerk Super!©? Court Fulton County, Ga ira-dlinlatr FULTON COUNTY Sheriff’s Sale for November PRESENTS for THE WEEKLY HERALD; j All subscribers who 6hall pay us $2 00for one year’s | subscription to the WEEKLY HERALD will have an equal share in the tollowiog Presents, to be awarded I that day: i 1 Cask Present $500 OO ! 1 40-Saw Gullutt Gin, of any de sired make 200 00 1 Cotton Screw 150 OO i 20 One-horse Tarn Flows 150 OO ; 10 Two-horse Turn Plows IOO OO ! 10 Sets Cottage Furniture 400 OO j 30 Toilet Sets 300 OO ■ ‘iOO Handsome Engravings, valu ed ut from $3 to $5 each 700 OO $2,300 OO cured 15 Bulk Meats—Clear sides 11c; clear rib 10,' 4 '; long ! clear sides lOJic.; ehouders 8^e. Hay—Timothy $1 tUal 75; clover $1 25al Oats—55c; seed oats 60aff6c. Bye—$1 25 per bushel. Barley—35a 1 50 per bushel. Coal—Lump, l>> c*r load, at ‘^8a30c. Cotton ties—O' Bagging—2 lbs, lCalC'^c; Vi lbs, 17c; 2‘ 4 lbs 17 He. G'innv bagging—lJ’s’altc. Coffee—Rio 2GJ*a28>ic; lagnira 28a80; java 3)a35; j mocha 37H*fO. Si ar—A 12 L iaI2?*c; extra C 12312*^; demarara 12a ia;;. Bear! Grits—$G 00 per bbl. Candles—19,',a20e. Cheese—16 * a »17. Telegraphic Markets. Cotton Market. OPENING BUOTATK\NS. New York, October 8, 1873. Cotton—spot quiet; ordinary, 14J; good or dinary, 16^; fitrict good ordinary, 17^; low middling, 171; middling, 18g; good middling, 191. Futures strong, with sales of 2,300 bales, including 1,000 last eveniog, as follows : Oc tober, 17 25-32; November, 17 17-32; Decem ber, 17 9-16. Liverpool, October 8, 1873. Co-ton opened with an upward tendency; upland, 9@9}d; Orleans, 9}<*9]d Sales 18,000 bales; speculation and export, 4,000; Cotton to arrive, no tiansactions. Later.—Upland, on a basis of good ordin ary, shipped in October and November, 8!Jd: MACON ADVERTISEMENTS. L O () K H K R E I I ■| NO BEAK FiGHT! Something Good to Eat and Drink ! ( TAKE this method of informing my friends, visit ors to the Fair snd the public generally, that I >m now prepared to furnish thsra with everything good to eat aud drink. My RESTAURANT, Ju«t opened, win bo «npplled with OYSTERS, KUH, AND GAME of all kinds, snd In fsot, with everything the market affords, and cookad in a manner to suit the most fastidious. I a connection with the Restaurant will be found a FIRST-CLASS SALOON, Which is supplied with the finest brands of WINES, LIQUORS ANI) CIGARS. ED. HICKS can be found here, and would be pleased to meet all his old frieLds who may give him a call. He is satisfied that be can please them, if polite ser vants, good cooking and low prices can plsase. Give BRANCH, SONS & CO., LB -iSL. IKT IU 3EI H S3 COTTON MERCHANTS, AUGUSTA, GEOKGIA, October 7rn, 1S7A ) $10,000 Macoa & Bruuswick Railroad Bonds, November Coupon. rt House door nty, Georgia, on the j first Tuesday in November next, within the legal 1 plan of Eumim presents. secretary, oue large desk, and six fine parlor chairs t , . , ., . . .. 1 ovieil on is tho property of Jared I. aud Nannie E ! receipt of the m j.tey, or of the name, with the Whitaker, by virtue ot and to aitisfy a m rtgage ti. fa ■d from Fulton Superior Court in favor of Mr II. A. Kirkpatrick vs Jared I. Whitaker and Nanuie E Whitaker. Property pointed out in fi- fa., September 1st, 1873. jyt Also, on the sam • day, first Tuesday in November, will ba sold on the premises, in a factory on the corner of Harris and Butler streets, iu the city of Atlanta, | Fulton county, Ga., one plaining machine, 1 rip saw, i 1 gig saw, I cut off taw, 2 lathes, 1 surfacing machine, • mortieiug m-icliine, 1 lathing machine, 1 b 'ring ma chine, 1 rooting machine, 1 moulding machine and I trimming saw, line shafting, pulleys and belting at- j j tached, together with all the tools used about sa d ma- j chines, all the fixtures, lumber aud material, located ! in said factory. Levied on as tho property of Kou- I dean & Co , by virtue of and to satisiy a ti. fa. issued j ! from Fulton Superior Court in favor of Paul Jones, i Sr., vs. Rondeau Jc Co. Property pointed out in ft. is. 1 A. M. PEKKEUSON, Sheriff. ! POptlO-wIr printer’s fee S2 50 per levy. I money, fi ber a printed a holder to whatever pree< number. On New Year’s day the which each ticket is torn wh.el, and a numbered li: presents will be placed wheel. In the presence of a committee of prominent and well known gentlemen, a blindfolded boy will draw a number from the largo wheel. Another hoy will draw a ticket from the prize wheel, representing the pres ent to which the holdor of the fin-t drawn ticket is entitled. gents, we will send to each subscri- ntimbered ticket, entitling the : present m*y be awarded the lumbered coupons from id tie placed iu a large of tickets representing : another aud a smaller AGENTS WANTED $10,000 Macon & Brunswick Railroad Bonds, January Coupon. CLAYTON SHERIFF’S SALES, TILL BE SOLD, before the court house door in L the town of Jonei-boro, CJaitou county, Geor- the 1st Tuesday in November, 1873, between the usual hours of sale, tho Joilowiug property, to- w ; In every Town and Village in Georgia. Alabama, j South Carolina and other contiguous States. Liberal couimit»6ion8 allowed. j References required from all desiring to be- i Money can be sent at our ri«k bv PCHT-OTFICTK j ORDER, REGISTERED LETTER, or EXPRESS. Specimeu Copies of the IIkoaU) seat on applica- 1 dwelling hoi Municipalities cannot constitutionally l>e interfered . . mVh by Federal mtUontiy, but must be loft free to j ditto November and December, 8id cnrriM of •upremo right of lora! oeif-governmont. j Produce market, irblob bM been, we nre grlered to r»y, of l»te, been i Nkv, York, October 8, 1873. j frrifuenUy «nd openly violated. | Floor steady and moderately active. Wneat | Keeolved, that the courae of tha National adminia- i qniet but firm. Corn quiet find unchanged. ! tration in patronizing irresponsible and visionary fis- | Pork qniet and steady; new, $17 124. Lurd, i rail. E. JOHNSTON. Alley bet. Brown House and National Hotel. LUMBER! LUMBER!! cal ag*nU, In foateria g premature and unwhol-! qniet and weak; old steam 84fo;.S 9-16. some business schemes, aud in Its stead the lift erf -rence and favoriteism of the abandonment by •»« members of their po<>t9 of duty for toog periods cf *.ime, and the ve:y gross neglect of public business, frota the President down, has brought the country at | Stute bonds quiet and nominal, last kobnaucial discredit and d iistfcLand it is there- London, October■ K, 1873. tor: justly hell responsible before the tribunal of i (!oasoifi02}(n>024. Fives, !*1;. Krie, 40 patlto opinion for the recent disordered condition of j Latkr— Erie 41 j. tb) oentry, Uie iustabibiy In tbe exchange *.t trade j ;D . ’"•'Ka of prod’iction and inwstmiot. and the I Heqtes ‘t8f 20c. Monty Market* New York, October 8, 1873. Stocks quiet. Gold, 9J. Money, 4 and in terest to 1-16 and intercut. Exchange—lout', 7\; short, 8j. Governments dull and steady Paris, Octob 1873. MERRIAM & JONES, 78 Dooatur Stroot. constantly receiving a UMBER OF PRIME Q id flniehitig Lumber, Lathi While Fine ShnIi, Doors unil llllnfts. Will st nil tunes furn di Dressed Lumber s-< prompt | \y as iriy other eetibt.shu.ent. The lowest rates. ooi» 3taw 2n» I riNHESE BONDS are secured by indorseroeat i X State of Georgia, aud wo Will soli them at the j low price of Seventy Cents on the Dollar. j They offer a raro chanco to Capitalists, who can now j have an opportunity of purchasing a Security as good, ur opinion, as s State Bond, and for thirty ptr cent. less. The faith and credit of the State of Georgia have been pledge* for the payment of tho principal and In terest of these Bonds, and that fact should bo suffi cient to recommend them, in addition to their low price, to those seeking safe investments at a good in terest. Tbe Legislature, last joar. In order to give reassu rance to tbo holders of those Bonds of the determina tion of the State to keep good her name as indorser, passed unanimously the following resolution, which approved by his Excellency Governor James M. Smith: A Resolution In reference to the State’s guaranty on the Bonds of tho Macon k Brunswick Railroad Com pany : “Resolved by tho Senate and Honse of Represents- stives in General Assembly met. and it is heroby re solved by the authority of tho same, That the State’s guaranty placed on the Bonds of the Macon k Bruus wick Railroad Company Is binding on the State." Approved August 14, 1872. BRANCH,SONS k CO. octO.deodlza BOARD WANTED IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. T HF. ADVERTISER desires board in some private family convenient to the business portion of tbo city for himself, wife and one small child. Some thing like tho comforts of a home are wanted. Leave terms, situation, etc., at the ilKaALn ofiici =o ami lot containing two acres, town of Jonesboro, known ss the j dwelling house n >w occupied by E J Ranksdaiy. Lev- i ied on as the property of li I; Hanes, under and by j virtue of sundry li fas in my hands in favor of James j . Hanes vs Hanes k. Ivey aud Hanes, Key A; Hanes.J , tho j pointed out l»y plaintiff this September 27, HERALD PUBLISHING CO., P. 0. Box 23, Atlanta, Ga. for octO-lt. 1873. Also, at the tamo time aud place, will bo sold one hundred acres, more or lees, kno 'n as the north half of land lot No. 244, in the 4th district of originally Fayette, now Clayton county. Levied on as the prop erty of W W Curry, under and by virtue of aft fa from Clayton Superior Court In favor of D £ Starn vs said W W Curry. Property pointed out by Dyingtou & Waterton, plaintiff’s attorneys. Also, at the same time anil place, will be sold fifty acres, more or less, of land lot No. 103, in the 13th district of originally Henry, r.ow Clayton county. Levied on aa tbe property of Elijah M Lasseter under and by virtue of a fi fa from Clayton Superior Court in favor of James I Christian vs R W Muudy, admin istrator of Q W McKamer and Elijah M LaBB^i-*"" Property pointed out by plaiuMff. This tho . any of September, 1873. NATH tNIEL G. HYIoON, Sheriff. Printer’s fee $2 50 per levy. GEORGIA—Fulton Cour.ty. Obdisaby’sOffice, October 1.1873. M RS. SARAH A. F. HAMILTON, wife of John J. Hamilton, has applied for exemption of per sonalty, (her husband having refuse 1 to apply), ami I will pass upon the same at 10 o'clock A. M. on the Ifith day o( October 1873. at iny office. dAwlt DANIEL PITTMAN. Ordinary. for Letter* of Administration on the estato of Peter Sheppard, Uto of said county, deceased— All persons concerned are hereby notified to Ale their objections, if any they have, within the timo pre scribed by law, otherwise Letters of Administration will be grouted to aaid petitioner aug8-wft N. R. FOWLER, Auctioneer VALUABLE PLANTATION GOR DON COUNTY. -1.000 Aoroso Iiiiud. lying near tbe Cossewattle River, on the old Teonas- tee Road, and on the contemplated route of the Csr- tersville and Ducktown Railroad, with fine, targe, commodious Dwelling containing eight rooms. Also, barnes, stables, Ac.. Ac. It has always been classed as one of the best gross and stock farms in Cherokee, Georgia. It has been long known as a place exceed ingly healthy, being surrounded by mountains and with plenty of the best running waters near the homestead. The lands are well watered wtth good, clear, never-falling streams, and in good condition of improvement,and contains over 600 acres first class bot tom land, snd will produce clover and grssase of heavy growth, as well aa cotton. This deairabl* farm is located eighteen miles from Calhoun, and eight mi ob from Falrmonnt post office. Tho sale will take place at Calhoun, Ga., on the FIRST TUESDAY in NOVEMBER next. PoesessioB given immediately. Plenty of good mules, stock, grain, implements, Ac., on the place. Terms-One-third cash; balance one, two end three years, with interest bearing nstes. Bold on account of Judge Lochrane and B. W. Freeman. Apply to Judge Lochrane, B. W. Freeman, on the place, or to Wallace A Fowler, Real Estate Agents. Atlanta, Ga. ‘ jnlyC-efchi-tf What is Life Without Comfort? MOORE & MOORE |_|AVE It*MOVED FROM BROAD 8TICKET TO AGENCY GEORGIA R- II. A BANKING CO.. An..urrv. Ga., October 3,18T3. ■ AM authorized by a resolution of the Board of isTM 'riet‘ i rtro»:, i c« Tromot t H >uw. «U«c th. | oi ^ ll40k (o iMUC CtrUndM ot De M ->• “- 1 Hok | p*«. »-■•"- o. Th.tr ot- Flooring, dressed autl matched, and moulding to suit | Feed will be kept up full. i ject in this is to help move the cotton crop. ANTHONY MURPHY. 1 0Ct3-^lw M09BE A MOORE. j oc'.t ltkw»*. P. B. HOYT, Aj'al.