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THE FIELD AM) FIRESIDE. Marietta, Oet. 9, 1877. Marietta Paper Manufacturing Cos. Manufactures tiie best of News ami Wrapping paper, at lowest prices. S. A Axdkrsox, Agent. The Weekly Field and Fireside. With the last issue, we com uienced the weekly publication of ’* The Field and Fireside ,” and at the _ LOW PRICE OF ONE DOLLAR PER ANN I’M, In Ad vaii ee . Subscribers now on our list will please pay in their subscriptions, and we hope that a thousand oth ers will come forward, and have their names throned for a cheap and highly useful Fape£ The Paper will contain a month ly abstract of all Officers' Sales, and all News, local and general, interesting to its readers. gW* For sale at this office, Waddell's Riourapiiical Sketch of Linton Stephens— to In* had at a reduced price. It is pronounc ed the most readable and instruct ing biography that has appeared since the war. New Hoods. Tin* Fall amt Winter trade is now o pening and promises to afford livelier times to our business men than for sev eral years. Cotton is commanding bet ter prices, with a probability of advanc ing, and tbe crops of tiie farms gener ally have never been more satisfactory. In view of this, our well-known mer chant, Mr. L. S. Nnrtheutf, than whom there is no better judge of goods in Ii is line, and no dealer more reliable, otters a large stock of Dry Goods, Hoots and Shoes, llats, Caps, and Notions, on tbe most moderate terms, as will be seen by his advertisement. Party Organizations. Tin* Republican party lias fulfilled its mission. ('mu posed of 1 lie abolition ele ments of till parties, originally, its ob jects were accomplished in the abolition of slavery and the suppression of the j rebellion. In the former, it was sits- ] rained by the anti-slavery sentiment of < Ibis <'ontinent and Europe; in the lat- i ter, it had the co-operation of all tin* people of the Xorth. Apart from the pretence of providing for the # “wards” of the nation, itsexistancc bad no fur ther object, and it has been passing a way, and will soon become a thing of the past. The Democratic party divided in lStid; rallied, after the war, on its old consti tutional platform declaring the new a mendments “ null and void.” Since that time, as tin organization upon dis tinct principles, it has become demoral ized, having supported Oteelv with tin* amendments, and Tilden with the plat form in approval of them. So that it is jt very easy matter for Mr. Hayes to say to the most ultra Southern democrats “ come, there is no difference between us —let us shake hands.” As Mr. Hayes is now administering the Government, possibly either the Re publican or Democratic party' would make a good enough National In ion party. But the object of such a party cannot he effected as long as there is at taching to either rei'liiDiolimii, or hatred, or sentiments in conflict with the most perfect national unity. How it will do, we do not know. — Whether, after the civil war, we will have that which flay and Webster so earnestly desired before the war, a Na tional Union party, based on the consti tution and free from all sectionalism, or whether we will move on under the present combinations, the development will Soon determine. Capture of two Desperadoes. The capture of the two despe radoes, Shaw and Johnson, who were confined in the Fulton coun ty jail, and who escaped on Fri day night last, reflects great ere dit upon Messrs. A. J.Varner, Z.B. Moon, H. (J. House, T. N. Bui tier, arid 1). C. Matthews, citizens of Cohb county, living near Powder Springs, who captured liieiu in a swamp near Powder Springs.— Shaw was tried and convicted for the murder of his wife, and John son for the murder of a ferryman near Rome, and both aw aiting the execution of their sentence. They made their escape by sawing in two a bar of iron in the floor, and tunneling under the jail. These two men are suspected of being the murderers of a dozen men or more—Johnson of having dyed his hands in tlie blood of six men, including bis own father, and Shaw of having killed seven men besides his own w ife. “We hope the governor,” remarks the Con stitution, “ will reward the gen tlemen who captured them. If they had failed to capture these criminals, it would have been but a short time before these men would have added other crimes to the long list now against them. No reward was offered by the go vernor. hut justice demands that tlie men who made the capture should he properly compensated for their time, trouble and risk.” AIAKI ETTA 71A It k Ill's. COTTON'—Tbe market for tbe past week lias been more active, and the re ceipts larger titan the week before. Pri ces too have stiffened a little, closing on yesterday at 10 cents. BAt '<)X—t lear Rildied Sides, 11 Shoulders 7 3 4 (d 8 Blk Clear Ribbed Sides 9' 4 (.i10 Bulk Shoulders, 00 llams—Sugar Cured Can. 15 CORN —White choice 00 MEAL—White, “ 00 OATS—-Yellow and Rust Proof 50 HAY—Mixed 1 00 FLOCK—Fancy -1 25 Extra Family 4 00 Family, 51 75 Extra' 00 LARlt—Prime Leaf 14(<iU> Leaf in buckets, 15 MOLASSES—Choice Cuba 50(500 Sugar House, 40(45 Sorgtun 40 Xew Orleans, 75<5100 Sl’G AR —Cut Loaf 15 Powil., Crush, and Gran’d. 15 Ex “C” White, ld 1 4 "Yellow C” I— l j COFFEE—Rio choice, 28 “ prime, 25 “ fair, 22' l . BETTER—Clioiee Goshen 00 Country, Imy’g2o. selling 25 CHEESE —Pine Apple 00 Extra Cream 20 EGGS. Selling 12 ( s < AXOLES—Paratlne, 50(0)55 Star 25 TA L I.OW, (bn vingt 00 BEESWAX ' 20(525 FIELI> PEAS 00(5)100 PEARL GRITS 5 RICE 10 IRISH POTATOES—y bush 200 MACKEREL—Ib. 10(515 MATCHES, (per dozen boxes) .‘10(5515 OYSTERS, llli can, per dozen 1 25 21b can, “ “ 2 25 Ol fe—KEROSENE, 4O Machine, I 00 PEACHES —peeled—buying 5(5 8 impeded “ 5( 4 STAIR TIV-l’earl Gloss, 12, 1 3 C>15 Common, 10 SOAP—Family 7(5)10 < omiuon. s(i 7 SALT- —Liverpool ft sack. I 75 Yirginia, ft " 1 50 SHOT—Drop and Buck, ft sk. 2 75 TOBACCO—PIug 50(51 50 Smoking, 1 00 SWEET POTATOES, 80 VINEGAR—White Wine, 50 WHISKEY—fuII proof 2 <KI four years old, 5 00 4 olh Sheriff*’* Sale*. WILL RE SOLD, before tin* Court House door, in tbe City of Mari etta, Cobb county, Georgia, on tin* lirst Tuesday in November next, between tin* legal hours of sale, the following property, to wit: Lots of Land Nos. 25, 50, 51, 52, 551, 55, 80, 02, 85, 84,85, 86, 87, 120, 121, 122, 125, 166, 167, 168, 185. 184, 185, half of No. 168, half of No. 182, live acres of No. 124, and nine acres on the east side of X'o. 48, all in the 17th district and 2d section of Cobb county, containing 874 acres, more or less, levied on as the pro perty of J. N. Russell to satisfy a mort gage ti fa in favor of G. C. Rut-nap, a geut of Rufus R. Skeei. Tads of I,and Nos. 25, 50, 51.52,55, 55, 90, 92, 95,94,95, 86, 97, 120, 121, 122, 125, 166, 167, 168 195, 194, 106, half of 169, half of 192, live acres of 124. nine acres of 49, all in the 17th disftict and 2d sec tion of ('obb county, levied on as the property of J. N. Russell, by virtue of two justices’ court ti fas in favor of Ma rietta Savings Bank. Also, the above described Lots and parts of Lots of Land, levied on as tbe property of said J. N. Russell, to satis fy four justices’ court ti fas in favor of A. VanWyck, cashier Marietta Savings Bank. Also, one store house ami lot fronting on Cherokee street, in the city of Mari etta, hounded on the east by Cherokee street, on north and west by property of John Roberts, and on the south tty an alley, levied on as the property of Joel T. Halev, to satisfy twoti fas from Cobb Superior court, one in favor of Marietta Savings Bank, ami the other in favor of Peer re Bros. & Cos. Also, one Grist Mill and all the apper tenanees thereunto attached, and tin* Lot of Land, number not known, upon which the said Mill is erected, in the Ifitli district and second section of Cobh county, levied on as the property'of P. J. Morris to satisfy ati fa from < 'obb Stt peaior court in favor of Poole & Hunt. Also, the entire road bed and the right of way of the same on each side of the Marietta and North Georgia Railroad Company, running and being in the said county oft 'obb, starting in tin* city of Marietta and running north to the line of Cherokee comity, being ten or eleven miles in length, together with the franchise of said company, levied on as the property of the Marietta and North Georgia Railroad company, to sa tisfy a li fa front Cohit Superior court in favor ol' .Marietta Savings Rank, and a justices’ court li fa in favor of the same Bank. Also, Lots of Laud Nos. 1,2,5, li, 7(1, 77, 7S, 7!*, 140 and 15(1, all in the Ist dis trict and 2d section, ami Nos. 12(H) and 12til, in tin* Kith district and 2d section, and Nos. 10&4, 1085, 108(1, 1003, 1004, 1000, and 1007, in the 17tli district and 2d section, all in Cobb county, Ga. and known as the Sewell plantation situated on the Chattahoochee river, levied on as the property of Win. Phillips to sat isfy a ti fa front Cobb Superior court in favor of Jane I*. Glover. Also, all the above described Lots of Land of Win. Phillips, levied to satisfy a ti fa from Cold) Superior court in fa vor of Marietta Savings Bank. A iso, Lots of Land Nos. 1093, 1094, lOtki and 1097. in the i 7tii district and 2d section of Cobb county, levied on as the property *>!' Wm. I’i*J 11 i to satisfy a ti fa from Cobb Superior court in favor of A. L. Lord. Also, the bouse and lot w hereon R. I). T. Lawrence now resides, on Paulding road, in the Kith district and 2d section of ( obb county, containing fifty acres, more or less, levied on ns tile property of -aid Lawrence to satisfy three ju-- TII E P I E LI) A NI) FIE E S I I) E. tices’ court ti fas in favor of Marietta Savings Bank. Also, Lot of Land No. 150, in the 10th district and 2d section of Cobh county, levied on a< the property of Thomas K. Irwin to satisfy a justices’ court ti fa in favor of .lollii 11. Cooper. Also, forty acres of hand in the north east corner of Lot No. 251, in the 20th district and 2d section of Cobb county, levied on as tiie property of T. ti. Sliat ley, to satisfy a justices' court ti fa ill favor of R. llirscli. Also, forty acres of Land in the north west corner of T.ot No. 25, in the 20lh district and 2d section of Cnbli county, levied on as the property of Dew itt c. Winn, to satisfy a justices’court ti fa in favor of Daniel White. Also, one acre of land, more or less, situated on tiie north east corner of Lot of Land No. 1217. in tiie ltitli district and 2d section of Cold* county, levied as the property of Charles Edwards to satiaTy a justices’ court ti fa in favor of Marietta Savings Bank. Also, one bouse and lot in tiie city of Marietta, adjoining the property of Ben and John Shepard, containing 2 L acres more or less, levied on as the property of Cyrus MeGinness to satisfy a justice court ti fa in favor of Marietta Savings Bank. Also, otic house and lot in tiie town of Roswell, Cobb county, the same be ing Hie bouse and lot whereon ti. W. Arnold now resides, levied on as the property of said Arnold, to satisfy a justice court ti fa in favor of Clarissa C. Gordon, adiii'x. Also, Lot of hand No. 52ti, in the 20tli district and 2d section, of ( 'obb county, containing 100 acres, more or less, le vied on as tin* property of John O. Gar trell to sat isfy a Superior court ti fa in favor of Win. T. W inn. Also, the entire present stock of goods of J.T. Haley & Cos. consisting of dry goods and hardware contained in the store house now occupied by said J. T. Haley A < o. in the city of Marietta, and also one iron safe now in the possession of J. T. Haley and J.K. Haley, levied on as tiie property of J. T. llaiey A < and. to satisfy a ti fa from Cobb Superior court in favor of Henry Welch. Also, hots of Land Nos. 512, 458,511, the west half of 487, and N0.488, except live acres of the south west corner, le vied on as tiie property of Jas. S. Mor ris, to satisfy two ti fas from Cobh Supe rior court in favor of Geo. VV. Banks, trustee, for part of purchase money. Also, hots of Land Nos. tißti, 74f> and 745, in tiie ltitli district and 2d section, of Cobh county, levied on as the prop erty of J. R, Murdock, to satisfy a jus tice court ti fa in favor of Winters and Whitlock. POSTPONED SALES. Also, at the same time and place, Lots of Land Nos. 1144,1077, 1151, and 22 acres of No. 1145, in the 18th district and 2d section of Cobh county, also lots Nos. 602, 778 and 780, in the 18th dis trict and 2d section, < ’obbcounty, levied on as the property of G. C. Scroggins, executor, ami Nancy Scroggins, execu trix, of J. F. Scroggins, dec. to satisfy hfl fa from Cobb Superior court in fa vor of M. I*. How ell, admr. Also, one house and lot in tiie city of Marietta, ('obb county, Ga. on <'hernkec street, containing one half acre, more or less, being the place where Dr. G. Tennent now resides, levied on as the property of 11. B. Wallis to satisfy four ti fas from ('obb Superior court, one in favor of Josiah Goodman, one in favor of Boston AGilbert, one in favor of I. A. Sewell A Bro. for tin* use of officers of court, and one in favor of W. A. Ro gers for tin* use of officers of court. W. I*. STEPHENS. Stiff. T. J. ATKINSON, EAST SIDE OK PUBLIC SQUARE, MARIETTA, GEO. DICAI.KK IN Choice l.'iinily Groceries.! COUNTRY PRODUCE TAKEN ON INK MOM KiithkAl. TERMS. Nothing Better! For Wheat! WE will furnish at the lowest cash prices, for the Wheat crop, the BRIGHTON AMMOX IA TED It A\\ BOSE SUPERPHOSPHATE. More valuable than Hone I)art. R. M. GOODMAN A CO. Marietta, Oct. 1, 1877. \\. R. POWER, Attorney at Law, MARIETTA, GA. Air ILL practice in the < on its of (’obb W and adjacent comities, Collect ing!! specialty. Office with Judge A. N. Simpson, northwest corner of Rnblie Square. ly W. O. GREEN, Watchmaker & Jeweller, MAHIKTTA. AmII GKOKOIA. VI. SO, dealer in Clocks of every de scription. Repairing of Watches, Clocks, etc. a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. Sign of Big Watch, west side Public Square. net 2 REMOVED! Removed! I HAVE changed my place of business next to Marietta Saving’s Bank, and will Is* thankful to welcome all my old friends and patrons at my new stand. I will sell at Atlanta Prices, <*. o. i. Dry Goods! Notions! Hats! Crockery! Clothing! A XI) BOOTS AND SHOES! And every tiling else kepi in a Dry Goods business. tS? X. B. —Would call the attention of all who are indebted tome, to route at once for settlement, and save cost. JOSEPH ELSAS, Marietta. Man'll 13. 1M77. iv STORE AND WAREHOUSE, South-west Corner of the Public Square. Great Inducements TO THE CITIZENS OR' 4'4111 If \NI> \IM4HM\4. 44MM IO ! Having just completed our new Warehouse, shunted immediately on the Railroad, we are prepared to handle goods to better ad van tage than ever. We buy in large lots and exclusively lor Cash. We keep m hand the largest and most complete STOCK of General Mcrclta ttdise IN MARIETTA. ggC&c-’A large lot of Bagging and Tics c heap. Boots and Shoes! AND etOTH OF ALL KINDS. We are selling LIME cheaper thnnanv linn. Will pav the highest cash prices for RAGS, HIDES, OLD LEA 1), and COUNTRY FRO DITCE of all kinds. Gome ami price our goods and see Ibr your selves. All persons indebted to us must settle as soon as notes and accounts are due, orthev will have extra costs to pav. Marietta, Oct. 1, 1877'. W. V. ANDERSON A SONS. .1. G. BRUMBY.) (MRS. <’. G. BRUMBY. MB. ANI) MBS. BBUM BY, North-west earner of the Synare, ARIETTA , GEO. Otter to their iriends and the public, a fresh and genuine Slock ol Millinery & Fancy'Goods! Dry Hoods and Notions! Se/eeted in the best Markets! lioiiijlit at the Lowest /‘rices.' and Sahl on the Most fieasonab/e Terms ! Thev will also keep their Stock constantly replenished with the iiiNi film: Boots and Shoes! OF EVERY VARIETY. DUFFS MAKJMJ In llie latest and most fashionable styles, done on Iho lowest terms, by MISS STRIULING. Thankful for tin* liberal custom they have liithertofore had, they solicit a continuance. oet 2 Drugs and Medicenes! And Building Hardware’! I HAVE ON II VXD William Boot, a good assortment of ® LOCKS Has A I His For Dwellings, Store Doors, Gins OLD STAND, j Almost mu/ thina irnnteil in that v .. ... . line of business. - ,| > fi(M * *'*• ami Kiwis PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH. ~ I lamcss Bin 'kies, > upper Divots,hash 1 nines. White Lead, in kegs leans. Files, Hinges, Uicture Nails, Ready mixed Paints, in cans. Sirup Hinges, Brass Butts, till'* PAIVI * I looks and Staples, VIM*. , Bulls, inch to (ix(i. Wagon Nails, Train, Drop Black, Wardrobe Hooks, ,iasli < ord, Machine, Venetian Red, Garden Hoes, Garden Rakes, . Blue Paint, Spade Forks, Manure Forks, Neats hoof, (* l*4*4*ll Da iii I, /, ~ h Sweet, Yellow Paint, CtfllßlgG Lolls, Door Holts, C’astor, &c. Brown Paint, Ac. j S;m<l Pil|><T, (Jluo, tV<\ I>YF STUFFS. snci w s. WINDOW GLASS & PUTTY. *l>‘‘ largest assortinenl in (own. ... , . . WILLIAM ROOT. All at moderate prices. Marietta, October l, 1877. B. R. STRONG, (Successor to ii. W. Williams,. Apothecary. WIFE emit in lie business at I lie OLD ST ANI> in MA R 11.14 \ and will keep on band, and for sale, a ukvkhai assoki mim hi FRESH AND GENUINE Drugs! Chemicals! Paints and Oils! Toil Hand l'ani‘% irlirlcs! l ine Perfumery, Hr. School Books and Stationery! % All which will be HOLD LOW FOR CASH. Prescriptions laiefntli emu linnnded by Mr. J. 11. SIMPSON , AS IIEREIOI 41111- . MaricHa, Od. 1, 1877. B. B. STIM\(;. IALET BROTHERS. (DEALERS IN) G HOCERIKS, HA 111) WAHE, NOI{TH-K.\ST COItNKIt I*l 1(1.1C SIJI AKn, Marietta Georgia. October, 1, 1877, Iv Something New!* MILLENERY) AM) FANCY GOODS! Jl ST RK< 'EIV ED, for Fall and Wii ter, at Mrs. E. F. ANDERSON’ Milliin-n store, wlien* tbe public at invited to call and see lier heautifi STOCK OF GOODS (If every Conceivable Variety: l.ailic** Hals, ItoniiHs, TIES, LACES, BELTS, U I.OVKS, KKATIIKKS, TRIMMINGS, Jjt I'lu* stock is one of the tiest eviTsfl ted for this market. Now is tin* Time to get Itni-ganH Store north side of Square, near 111 Saving’s Bank. E. F. ANDERSON.! Marietta. September 27th, 1877. - Bottom Knocked Old 4K.M. KISER &C 4 WKBTSIDK ITIIIdC BQlgß^| TlariHla, o<'pll HA V K just received andWVM| . ing a large and select stot^d RI.A I>\ MADE GLOTIfI DRY GOIII)8! M it< to rs, shoes, H .\'UM||2g * cheapest Atlanta lint j aim have a large and full supplj^S HARDWARE! Mi ( <i ROGERIES, Hull lie had ai tin* 1.. In tael, we keep every I h ing that is m*e< ed by the trading puiilie. Call, exaii ine and price nur goods, and you \vi lie satisfied. £fi N. B.—All persons indebted_J us must come forward and settle lijdH lirst of \o\emlier—delays are ilu^H mm w. .1. kiser xmm < b*l<• In■ r -’ll, 1577. U TI. Attorney at MARIETTA, GA. ' OKEICK, north side of Kiddie in Black well’s Building, upstairs. Marietta, October 1, 1877. ly J. M. Wilson, M ANITA! IT KER OF TIN & SIIUIiT IRON AND Wooden Wares. l\l> l>K A I KK IN STOVES, HARDWARE, OUT- I-ERY, MOUSE FURNISH ING GOODS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS KMKHAOINti Straw and Feed Cullers, Corn Shellers, Turning Blows, Wheel Barrows, Rakes, Shovels, Hoes, Grass Scythes, Plows, Plow Slocks, Ac. A 1,80, Syrup Mills, ft/' a Sa/icrior .Make. POCKET A TABLE CUTLERY. AM) Carpenter’s Supplies. Many Varieties of Wooden Ware. All these and many other valuable ar ticles -old on best possible terms. M a inti a, •! nly 3, 1577. 1 v IIARGAIV*, IIARGAIA*! N. G. G ION I ELI ATS Variety Store, NO It I H SIDE PI III.IT si'l' A RE, U a riel i;i,4; v o r ia , | WILL HELL ('HEAP FOR CASH!! Ct A I,L soon or von will loose it bar- J gain. Uotne ami set* for yourself. I A large assortment of Dry Good.-, Dress G'aels, Read \ - Made < lotiiing, Sheeting | .inn Shirtings, Roots, Shoes, Hats, Xo | lions, Ac. Also, GROCERIES! " I Such its Codec, Sugar, Spices, Pepper, Soda, Stareli, Soaps, Ac. Also, tine Se j g.'trs and Tohaeeo. ap 3-ly J. B. O’NEILL & CO. Fast S/di nj' the Public SyoM MARIETTA, GEORGIA, OKAI.KKS IS AU. KIVUS OF W FAMILY GROCERIES & COUNTRY PRODa .Vl:irh*fta, 4, 1M77. J i . A IRWIN A GLAY^H Alloriicv* ;ii I,hh. V yiT ill attend to the practice of \ t < obb and adjacent All eolleetimis entrusted to thcttH I witli |>ioiii|>l all<‘ll rion. M ’< 'lnti'li y'* ei niilv lie Si|imr<*. 7, 1577. lv. MARIETTA SAVINRQ RAkIV 1 — .... vw .loii v |{. WIXTKKS, i*ns|,Hli h.\ ar, v \ \ \ \ U I k! n ■ .i•- i > i ■ll in .■ iion