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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-19
Marietta.

Ten thousands resolves have been made by our
citizens to exert their influence and capital to the then
immediate reorganization of prosperity to our beau
tiful little city, in building Colleges, Factories, Rail
roads and other beneficial institutions of like char
acter that would add wealth to city, county and
State But these resolves, DEGREES and motions of
the mind, which was done so easily have come to
naught. Can not carry into effect some OF the
stupendous thoughts that have engaged the public
mind, and breathe afresh new life that will give i'm
pes to sure and rapid strides to prosperity of our
city in all the gradations of tradea We think So
Why net then invest in that which you cannot fail
to be benefited by7 Other men, in other cities, do
not hesitate to venture i'll investments that but
presents glimmer of success, and the result is they
make money, bring population and add every way
10 the growth of their city Have you not the tact,
energy and ability that they havef Ventures makes
merchants, and we wish TO ventures made
by our moneyed men. Evidently not doing
anything in the way of material prosperity Rail
roads are being built all the country and around
Ms but none of them pass through Marietta but
the State Road Factories a: e going up all the
South, hut not one in Marietta. Colleges bless
ing the people of other portions of the State but
Marietta is Indifferent as to their accruing benefits
and Importance. When for sufficient interest and
assistance we could found, with our wide spread
reputation and unsurpassed advantages, the BEST
Female College in the South. These are matters you
nre all concerned in and without more effort and en-
ternrise Marietta will be left out On dry land The
roduetions of the farmers Of this county and those
contiguous, you allow TO go to Atlanta and other
naces: make Marietta the market for these products
Now is the time to come to the rescue. Arouse the
Numbering sensibiies ofyour natures to The true
interest and danger of your own city. Rightly APP
NV the latent money that is corrodng for want Of
nae Remember this is the cage of Progress" and
those cities that do no, keep pace dwndIes into ID
significance.
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Macon Telegraph and Messenger.

Mr.. A. w REESE has bought out the Journal g.
Messenger and consolidated it with the Macon Ttle
0raph, and it comes to us now as the TELEGRAPH
AND MESSENGER We are indeed more than glad
to welcome the return of the bold unAinchng, tai
ented REESE, with bis fertile pen, again to the jour
nalistc chair editorial While we liked his prede-
eessor Vim. II. Brown, who so ably edited the
paper which has been bought, we like the solid
genius and sound logic Of our friend REESE, better
and we wish the Editors of this large and handsome
Daily prosperous and successful career in their
combination.
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The Atlanta Constitution.

The Editors of the above named paper have our
best wishes for the clever and catholic spirit display
ed towards the JOURNAL For fairness of dealing
towards the country papers, this paper as daily, is
indeed remarkable We glad to see evinced
such Willingness to do justice, and from the we'll
filed columns of editorial, selected reading matter,
and the latest telegaphc news, with the spicy, tai
ented and interesting Locals, it is winning steady
and increased popularity Long may she wave as
a true exponent of Right and the best interest of
the peopIe
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-19

REvERsALs OF HIsroRY.-The past
few years have seen some astonishing
attempts at reversing long settled his
torical questions. But the peculiar
genuiscs headed by Fronde are outdone
in audacity, if not in shrewdness, by
the Manchester Union, which declares
"The Democratic party never rebclled
the South never rcbelled." What an
astonishing revelation is this !! There
never was any rebellion !-StateSmdn.
A great deal of reputed history will
be reversed by the dispassionate judg-
ment of the future. Greeley's "Great
American Conflict" and similar books by
similar men, may pass for authentic his
tory during this generation; but by and
by some writer who will have no motive
to pervert the truth and no popular
prejudice to conciliate, will re-write the
record of the last twenty years, and
show who the "rebels" were.
We do not propose to undertake this
work. We will only say shat the ulti-
mate odum of the rebellion-for there
was rebellion-must necessarily rest
upon those who broke the faith we all
owe to the Constitution. 1t will always
be pleasant memory in our newspaper
experience that the Statesman once con-
Cured with us fully in our estimation Of
the evil designs and tendenciee of Abol-
itionism. A moral rebellion began
twenty years ago; and the political re-
bellion consisted in the prosecution Of
such policy of insult, irritation, vio-
Ience and menace, as compelled a self
respecting people to demonstrate and
resist --Nanchester (N. H.) Union.
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The Secret of Beauty,

Lies in the USE of IIagan's Magnolia Balm for the
Complexion.
Roughness Redness, Blotches, Sunburn, Freckles
and Tan disappear where it is applied, and beautit
full complexion ofpure satin like texture is obtained
The planest features made to glow with Health
full Bloom ard Youthful Beauty.
Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Balm is the thing
that produces these effects, and any Lady can secure
it for rs cents at any of our stores.
To preserve or dress the Hair, Lyons Kahairon.
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Printers fee SO. J
Georgia, Cherokee County !:

JAMES H. SMITH, Libel for Divorce in the
VS. }Sup'or. Court of said Coun
MARGARET G. SMITH. Sty. Ruleto perfect service
happening to the Court by the return of the Sheriff
that the Defendant does not reside in this County.
1t is or motiou Of Plaintiffs Counsel, ordered that
said Defendant appear and answer at tie next term
of this Court else tha; the BIZ considered in de-
fartbr @u ordered that this Rule be published in he
usual way as is by law made and provided.
NOEL b. KNIGHT, J. S. c.
certify the above to be a true extract from the
Minutes of SAID Court, this November 3D., 1863.
O. w. PUTNAM, Clerk.
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LUNG 5A=sAN
Can be taker as fact. Let all afflicted test it at once
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
How Hostetter's Bitters Cure Dyspepsia.
TIE WHOLE STORY IN A NUTSHELL.

The Office of the stomach is to convert the food into
a cream like semi fitid called "Chyme" This IS ef
rced partly by the action Of solvent called the gas
trio Juice which exudes from the coating the stom-
ach and partly by mechanical movement ofthat or
gan which churiis, as it We're the diss"ving ament.
The Chyme passes from the stomach iutO the duode-
num or entrance to the bowels, where il is subjected
to the action of the bile, and the nutritious portion OF
It converted into a fluid called Chyle, which eventu-
ally becomes blood
Now it is evident that if the great solvent, the gas
tric Juice is not produced in sufficient quantity or if
the mechanical action efthe stomach is not sufficiently
brisk the first process of digestion will be but mper-
fectly performed 1t is also clear that if the liver,
which plays such an important part in changing the
no1rshing portion Of the chyme into the material OF
the blood is congested, in any unnatural condition
the second process will not be thoroughly accom-
pIished The result Of the two failures is dyspepsia
complicated with blousness.
The mode in which 'IIostetter's Bitters7 operate
in such cases is this: they invigorate the cellular
membrane of the stomach which envovrs the gastric
Juice. thereby insuring an ample sulhciency Of the
fluid to completely dissolve the food. They also act
upon the nerves of the stomach causing acceiera-
tou of the mechanical movement necessary to reduce
the food to a homogeneous mass They also act
specifically upon the liver strengthening it, and so
enabling il to produce an ample and regular supply
of bile for the purpose of converting the nutritious
particles of the Chyne into Chyte and promote the
passage through the bowels OF the useless debris.
In this way, HOSTETTERS BITTERS cure
dyspepsia and liver complaint. The explanation Is
plain, simple, philosophical and true.
Drompoole g. Cos Pectoral cures coughs.
Splitting of Blood cured with Dromgoole 81 Co.'S Pee
toral.
DrO'"goole & Co.'S Pectoral for whooping cough.
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Periodicals.

The LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, (Leonard
Scott & Co.. New York. Publishers.) for October
has the following table ofcontents l. Islam. 2 Isaac
Barrow. g. Higher and Lower Animals. d. The
Byron Mystery. 5. The Water Supply of London
g. Lord Lyttons Horace z. The Reconstruction OF
the Irish Church g. Sacerdotal Celibacy. .. The
Past and Future of Conservative Policy.
| Those who feel interested in MIS-. STOVES BY
RON scandal will find in the next Number of this
Quarterly an authoritative dsproval of her asser-
tons.
BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE,-We are in re-
ceipt of this marvellously cheap and handsome
Magazine for December, Its table of contents is
varied AMI charming, embracing the usual fine va
rety of serials, sketches stories, poems and atrac
tive engravings The publishers announce in the
prospectus for the coming year, serial story for
adults, by the popular Magazine writer, JAMES
FRANKLIN Fits. and Juvenile serial by the young
peoples favorite HoRATIo ALGER JR. The price
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Elliott, Themes & Talbot, Publishers, Boston,
Mass.
FARMER
which is before US, is very handsomely printed
weekly from Athens, Georgia Edited by NJ. G. Full
ton and s. A. Atkinson and furnished at IS per an
num- 1t is, we believe the first weekly journal pub
lshed in Georgia devoted exclusively to agriculture
The November Number of ''TAe XIXh Century"
maintains the high character of preceding numbers
1t is work peculiarly adapted to Southern tastes
:. e San thprr
support Published by XIX Century Company
Charleston S, G.
We have glanced at the opening article In this
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ion that the love of the Federal Union Is stronger
than the love of liberty with the American people,
TO which though then dissenting, Mr.. Perry now
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portion of the Northern people seem willing to es-
ablish military dcspotsm to preserve the Union.
ArtAur's Home MGgazine-The Publishers OF this
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Address II s 4rtliiir Sons PHILADELPHIA
Scots Mouthly for November presents its usual
array of interesting articles The publication has
l. III ;c.,,.l j., EItllra NV MI
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-19
Adariatta Female College.

We desire to call spec al attention to the commn'
nication of Col WM. l. GoRDoN, which appears in
ahis issue Read it we Citizens of Marietta and Cobb
all of you who have daughters to educate-all who
feel an interest in the prosperity of Marietta Our
city undoubtedly has the advantage of any other
place in the State in point of disturbances, for the
location Of Schools and Colleges, and if we will but
make united effort, and give cordial support to the
efforts made in our behalf looking to the building
up Of such institutions, will reap rich reward
in the growth and prosperity of our city, and not OF
the city only, but of the entire county The hope Of
Marietta is in building up educational institutions.
Now is the golden opportunity if we let it pass I'M
Improved, we may never have another. Marietta
will dwndIe into mere railroad station, and lcha
bod" will signify its doom. Let US then re-
solve to give Mr.. Rogers a cordial support. If we
will do our part, he will do his. He will be the
right man in the right place but he needs our assis
lance to insure success. Can not assure him of
our cordial and united support What say you
tathersf What say you property holders What
saw you merchants ? What says everybody All
are interested. vitality interested, in this movement
Its success is the of Marietta Its failure is
she doom of Marietta Let us be up and doing, re-
solved, earnestly resolved that the Marietta Female
College shall be a success.
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Georgia Cherokee County :

Whereas, John McCollum administrator of
Jackson w w Wells represents to the court in his
petition filed in my office that he has fully admins
tered j w w Wells estate This is therefore to cite
all persons concerned kindred and creditors TO show
cause if any they can why said administrator should
not be discharged from his administration and re-
ceve letters of dsmisson the first Monday in
December 1869. This August 10Th, 1869.
w. Il. d. Moss, Ordinary.
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Georgia Cherokee County:

Whereas, Zebulm Williams, Administrator Of
John w Holbrook represents to the court in his Pc
titiou duly filed IL my office, that lie has fully adj
minstered John w Holbrook's estate. This is
therefore TO cite all persons concerned kindred and
creditors to show cause if any they why said adj
ministrator should not be discharged from his adj
minstration and receive letters of dismssion the
first Monday in December 1869. This August TO-,
1869. 1
w. D. Moss, Ordinary.
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Physicians Use Them in Their Practice.

It's almost universally the case that Physicians
condemn what are generally known as 'i'atent Med
iciues" Although Dr. TUFTS Liver Pill is not Patent
Medicine yet its composition (the result OF years OF
study is known only to hmselfand so palp"ble are
their valuable curative properties, that very many OF
ourirst Physicians in the South and West have adop-
ed them in their practice and recommend them to
heir natients.
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Georgia Cherokee County :

Hardy Strickland guardian Of Pompy Strickland
having applied to the court Of Ordinary of said
county for discharge from his Guardianship OF
Pompy Strickland This is therefore to cite all per
sons concerned to show cause by filing objections IN
INV Office why the said Hardy Strickland should not
he dismissed from his Guardianship Of Pompy Srick-
land and receive the usual letters Of dismission.
Given under my hand and official signature. Au
gust 10Th, 1869. >o,o :,
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Rheumatics, Listen and Learn.

Prof Kayton, the popular and celebrated manufac-
turer If Kayon's Oil of Life the best and sures n
mpnt for rheumatism known. has discontinued
his travels throughout the States to see the lame and
the cripple and those otherwise afflicted by rheuma
tism or neuralgia or pains in the side, &c. for he
argues and well too, that the people can cnre them
selves without him by using his Oil of Life the virtues
of which are universally acknowledged. Some people
were foolish enough to think from the swift and
speedv cures made on the SPOT before their eyes
their friends that the Professors hands we bewitch
ed but we assure all that the sterling virtue lies only
in the Oil of Life and good rubbing For rheumatism,
neuralgia, pains in the back, joints orsdes or where
ever lnment can be used that Kaytcns Oil of lfa
is acknowledged as great and without an equal, Civ
ing the patient almost instantaneous reliefby rub
bing For sprains or bruises it has ais been used
with marked success.
Kaytons Dyspepc Pills, purely vegetable, are an
excellent cathartic McCessin & Robbins, Wholesale
agents, N Y Jacob Lppman, Proprietor.
Wholesale Drug House Savannah.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-19

ty Bishop Beckwith preached a very
fine sermon at St. Phillips Church on
Sunday night, and administered the Rite
of Confirmation to about twenty candi-
dates.-AtEanta Intcligencer 18th.
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w. R. D. MOSS, Ord'y.
Georgia Cobb County /:

ENTHEREAs, w b. Reed, Administrator of
w Daniel Reed. represents to the Courr in his
petition daily filed and entered on record that T., he
has fully administered Daniel Reeds estate This
is therefore, cite all persons concerned kil,fS d
Admi,isfrator should not be discharged from his adj
mnstration, and receive letters Of dismsson on the
first Monday in December 1853
c. J. Shepard, 0rd'y.
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CURE FlR CONSUMPTION.
wHATTHE DocToR's SAY.

AMOS WOOLEY, NJ D., ofKosiusko County, In
diana, says: "For three years past have used AL
LENS LUNG BAI.SAM extensively, in my practices and
satisfied there is better medicine tor lung dis
ease in use"
ISAAC A. DORAN, NJ. D., of Logan County Ohio
saws: "ALLEN's LUNG BALsAM not onl sells rapid
ly but gives perfect satisfaction in every within
my knowledge. Having confidence in it and knowing
that il possesses valuable medical properties freely
in my daily practice and with unbouded success
eXpectorant it is most certainly far ahead OF
any preparation l have ever yet known
NATHANIEL HARRIS, NJ D., Mddebury. Vt
saws have no doub it will soon become classical
remedial agent for the of all diseases OF the
Throat Bronchial Tubes and the Lungs.
Physicians do not recommend medicine which
has no merits what they say about
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-19

II The telegraph reports violent
volcanic eruption in Columbia, which
destroyed two or three villages with all
their Inhabitants.
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Aldermen with exception of Alderman
Reid.
MARsHALL'S REPORT.
To the Mayor & Council Gentlemen:
Since your last regular meeting have
made Z arrests, 6 of said number was
fined S25, for which / hold Tresurers
receipt of $22, 40; balance 50 not col.
Iected. Five Of said arrests dismissed
upon payment of cost, and nine dis
charged. Have issued l3 street certiti-
Gates. Respectfully,
P. IL. LYON, Marshal.
Resolved that the Tax Collector be
instructed to issue fl fas against all Tax
Payers who fails to pay their tax by the
LIST. December next.
GEO. w. CLELAND, Mayor.
J. B. Glover, Clerk.
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State of Georgia, Cherokee County:
printers fes 49,
State of Georgia, Cherokee County:

WHEREAS Mrs Z. Gillsrap Administrators
Of Ohm l.. Gstrap represents TO the Court in her
petition duly filed in my Office, that she has fully adj
mnstered John l.. Gstrap's Estate. This is there
fore to cite all persons concerned kindred aud credi
tors to show cause if any they can, why said Admin
stratX should not be discharged from her Admins
ration and receive Letters Of Dismisson the first
Tuesday in February 1870 November LIST 1869.
w. r. d. Moss, Ord'y.
c.
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MARIETTA MARKET.

COTTON-211 to 214.
FLOUR-$3.00 to $500.
CRAIN-Con 112 to III. Wheat 1876 to 100.
MEAL-125 per bushel.
MOLASSES-75 per gal.
New YORK. Nov. T.--Cotton quiet; middlings
and upland 258. Gold III.
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SpetiaI Notites.
FEMALE DISEASES.

All over the South are rapidly yielding to the magic
power of that never falling Uterine Tonic known
Dromgoole 4 Co.'S English Female Bitters. This
peculiar combination alouses the womb to healthy
action and at once restores health beauty and bou-
yancy to females who have been afflicted for years.
1t is the only certain Uterine Regulator Sold by all
Druggists j. p Dromgoole & Co, Prop'rs, Mem
phis,
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MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
Our Rule.
Attention.
Divine Service.

Rev. I. L. Smith, of Gainesville will preach in
the Presbyterian Church in Marietta next Sabbath,
November 2let.
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Scots MOuthly for November presents its usual
array of interesting articles. The publication has
changed hands and will be issued in future by Mr..
WHY of Savannah
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pRocDEDINes or coUNcrr,.

Council met Present His Honor G..
w. Clcland, Mayor and full Board of
Aldermen with exception of Alderman
Reid.
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The Children'S Home, is au excellent Magazine
both in Typography and illustration, and is conduc-
ted with good taste and Judgment Price ST.
Address r. S. Arthur Sons, Philadelphia
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-26
BThe rush for Rustic Photographs
still continues at Brown g. Higgins.


HoNoRABLY ACoUITTED.-The hear
ing of the charge of riot preferred
against John Fl. Severing was had be-
fore Squire Clohan last evening. The
Justices Office being too small to &C
commodste the crowd, the Court ad-
journed to the United Engine House.
The prosecuting witness, Isaac Wolf,
did not appear at all, and every parti
Gle of the evidence adduced, either by
the State or by the defence, went to
show that Mr.. SeveriHg used his best
endeavors to keep the peace and prevent
the men who were engaged in the riot
Gus proceedings from carrying out their
intentions. A letter was read, said to
have been written by Wolf, in which he
proposed not to testify against Sever.
ing and Smith for $25." The trial re
suited in "Sip's" honorable acquittal.
A warrant was issued for VOLTS arrest,
we are told, but are not informed
whether he was captured or not. We
congratulate "Sip" on the favorable
result of the trial. We did not think
that man who had served so accept
ably on the police force and had made
so good an officer would be guilty of
rioting.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-26

THE FUNERALS IEsTERDAY.-Ihe
unerals of Samuel Bradley and Louis
Arger were attended yesterday, not
whstanding the excessive hot weather,
by arge numbers of friends and ac-
qua.tances.
TN members of Pamela Lodge OF
Odd blows, the American Protestant
Associa1n and Peerless Ledge of Good
Templar'of which bodies he had been
mem6eAfollowed Mr.. Bradley's re-
mains to htomb. The services were
solemn and .pressive.
Mr.. Bergelwas a member of the
Guards Hook nd Ladder Company,
and his body W. placed upon the hose
carriage OF his ,mpany, which was
splendldly drapeor the occasion, and,
attended by the m'bers of the Guards
Hose and Vigilant ,g;pe COMPANIES,
was borne 70 its ias' sting place.