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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-09
Time.

If time is money, some people around here hav'
more money than they know what do with
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-09
Wheat.

This cereal is very flattering Of abundance the
nrosnec, is encouraging, indeed, to see the verdan
sa,ds sovp N this grain so uniform and luxuriant.
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AgUB AND g2V8R
OR
CHI LIS a II D FEWER,

The proprietor of this celebrated medicine justly
claims for il a superiority over ali remedies ever Of
fred to the public for the safe, certain, speedy and
permanent cure Of Ague and Fever, or Chills and
Fever whether short or long standing. lie refers
to the entire Western and Southwestern country to
bear him testimony to the truth Of tne assertion that
in no case whatever will it fail to cure, if the drec-
tons are strictly followed and carried out In great
many cases a single dose has been sufficient for a
cure and whole families have been cured by single
bottle with perfect restoration of the general health
II is however prudent and in every case more GER
tain to cure if its use is continued in smaller doses
for week or two after the disease has been checked
more especially in difficult and long standing cases
Usually this medicine will not require any aid to
keen tie bowels in good der; should the patient,
however require a cathartio medicine, after having
taken three or four doses Of the Tonic, single dosa
of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will
be sufficient
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office:
No. 40 Fifth, Cross Street,
LOUISVILLE ky
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tally in this yicinify.
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Fruit.
The recent frOss have Injured The fruits very par

Fruit.
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+ B. Mitchell.

Banks of Etowah, April 2nd., 1869.
The New York herald., 1869-01-05
mA7SaS' OFFICE.

Omcia1 COurtesfcs the Retirement Of
Mayor Coman-InstalIation of Mayor Hail.
General Order No. I by tho Mayor.
At quarter before twelve O'Clock, noon, yester-
day, the clerks and attaches Of the Mayors ONCE,
with the first clerk, Colonel Jolne, at their head,
tered the Mayors private o1ice. and having ranged
themselves around the room Mr.. J0line. addressing
this department desire to return to you their sincere
thanks for the courtesy and consideration with
which you have treated them during your term Of
appreciation Of your abilities ana to express de-
sire that throughout life you may be always sur
rounded with those who entertain as much esteem
for You a. those who are now present, and who re-
aret the necessary termination or your oncial con-
nection with them.
Mayor CoxAN In return said:- Gentlemen, thank
You For the evidences Of regard which have been
M q aSoS
good will trust that II In the future may have
occasion TO come In contact with you, o1cially or
otherwise the same amicable relations VIII continue
The Mayor then shook each Of those present by the
hand and e quatted the room, thus leaving vacant
for Mayor Hail. Who took possession in few min.
there were no formaiities gone through with. The
room door was opened, and the new Mayor. dofnng
bis hat to those who were present, pointed toward
who was with him to swaif in" The ed door 'S1 was
closed after them, the clerks returned 10 their
spective desks and the work went on IS usual The
gratulate him. and also committees from the boards
OF Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen. Shortly AFTER
taking possession the Mayor issued his first general
order which was to the eect that hereafter the pre-
nx Honorable" was not to be used In connection
with his name or once. Communications are not
TO be addressed to 'his Honor" but simply 70 "the
Mayor.n
given IN etenso In the proceedings OF the Board Of
Aldermen.
The New York herald., 1869-01-05

The annual ball OF the Live Oak Association COM
posed OF the members Of volunteer engine company
No. ~ was held last evening at irving Hail, and was
Q most enjoyable arair. Though not crowded TO
excess the dancing floor was nevertheless comfort
ably filled with merry couples who whilcd away tho
hours with glowing feet until an early hour this
morning. The menu Of dancing embraced twenty
nine Dances and 1t 10 almost needless 70 add that
each separate dance was INDUCED In with spirit
and sest by those present which betokencd that they
were one and all determined 70 enjoy themselves to
the fullest extent For this special purpose they had
gone 70 the ball, and right heartily and merrily ala
they carry out their Intention. Quadrinc
scnottische, varsovienne and polka followed
each other In rapid succession; nor did
the snort nag In the least until tho
regular intermisslon allowed for supper. IIad 10
not been for the unpropttious state OF the weather
thore u not the slightest doubt but that the han
would have been dcnsey crowded, ~ there wero
tickets enough disposed OF 20 hi 10 twice over. An
n was, however, tho ball was success; everybody
connected with 10 passed on In a most harmonIols,
friendly and pleasant manner. JuSt previous 10 tho
intermssfon Mr.. william NJ. Oakley, ono OF tho
trustees Of the company, was presented with q
beautiful silver tea set OF seven pieces and sayer,
handsomely engraved with Inscriptions and mono
grams by hE associates for services rendered 30 tha
association during the past ak years. After supper
corruption nhtm nearly daylight when the company
dispersed by twos and thrccs and In small parties 10
their homes well pleased with tho evenings eutcr-
tdlnmCnt. s~>~~~-< esssl
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Mass Srecsins of the shocn,aIsrs.
well attended mass meeting OF the shoenakcis
employed IN what are called "custom shops" was
held last night az tho Tenth Ward Hotel. corner
Broome and Forsyth streets, at which Mr.. Kullman,,
President OF the New York shocmakcrs' Central
Society, presided. The object OF the meeting was
TO JOIN central organization OF the trade formed
about year ago at Milwaukee,, wis.,, and 20 which
Already l2o different societies have given IN their adj
hesio1. The name OF this ORG anlzalon n @t trspi-
nus Bund,n or Lcage OF ~. Crlspn, this being tho
acknowledged patron saint OF the craft several
speeches we're made. aud motion tVnaiures
were received OF those who wished ~ become nein-
bers and 10 work Jointly with their brethren for tlo
establishments OF q dxed and uniform scale o. prices
This done, the meeting adjourned.
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The "Big Judge's Besaegcd-Appelntneus
Michael Connolly, the recently elected Register,
took formal possession Of his once on Saturday
last and from that time during business hours he
has been undergoing persistent political persecu-
tion-shoals Of oficeseekers, ready to get any pay
for no work, and crowds OF seedy scrtveners
ANXIOUS to do any work for almost any pay. II is
almost needless 70 that the Big Judge stands the
ceptible erect on his bodily health He smiles most
benignantly on the expectant ones, while he yhets
his Oclal scythe preparatory to the sad havoc he is
about 70 make among the present attaches Of the
on1ce the majority OF whom are on the anxious seat
The following are the changes and new appoint
Deputy Register; william Liley, Assistant Deputy
Register. These gentlemen have peen retained In
once and the following are new appointments
Michael sexton, Messenger; Philip Houghton, Ex-
ami1er: Charles 3. Connolly, Chattol and Mortgage
Clerk; Owen Hunt, Watchman; John NJ. Supple,
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Estimated Expenditures for the City Govern
uept for 1859.
The city budget for 1850 was yesterday forwarded
to the Common Council by the Comptroller, and Is
q f2RpygE
CifY of NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FNANcE,l
CoAPTRoiLER's OPrICB, Jan. 1863. !
GENTLEMEN OF THE COMMON C0UECIL-
,ss sVn t tSs @ -. III the
o 81 81 s sy ss%
York shall be made BY the chief onfcer OF every
such board and department, IN connection with the
TO the Common Council Of said city 4 the rss meet
ing thereof In January OF each year,
officers Of tho City government have forwarded TO
me statements Of the amounts which VIII be re-
gured BY the Departments under nd tnsir charge dur.
acted upon BY the Mayor and Comptroller have
the honor 70 submit herewith the amount Of appro-
" ne Sod q me
Board OF Commissioners Of the Centra Park. Metro
% and n o. e BGs5a om q se s,
treasury, are also herewith submitted.
CLASSIFICATION OF EXPENDITURES.
The expenditures OF the Corporation are classed
firsi-.The ' support OF the city Govrnncnt
Tnisd--Redcmption of The principal OF the city
FOURTH Construction Of public works, the means
for which are provided by loans upon city stocks.
Ffrh-PublIc improvements, the cost OF which 10
defrayed by assessments upon the property bene-
The objects for which appropriations are required
TO be made are comprised under the first, second
and third Of ss divisions and ss estimates % refer
!. SUPPORT on THE CRY GOVERNMENT.
The estimsted expenses for this purpose are pro
- III 80 undsr the titles OF the several departments,
,..ss ~. 'uesfs having chargs u the same,
commissions ant y. -xa1Es-rsre@ sT--Tr--~---
!. THr LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT. ,,... =,
Tho appropriations required for sxpspastures o.
nj. asPsItn.snsc e, c0,.son are ss I0,I4ysi GgSi
continacnc Legislative peDsslmenl for ''''''
incidental expenses y CLERKS once. ...... 10000
city contingencies 10000
Pr,n,inq S p,sPess for shs Common council soooo
salares-Ierslstive Department. sisi.soo
Amount OF increase, as per resoiu.
tions Of Common Council passed
IN 1865. ......................... 2p,H6
Society for the Reformation OF Juvenile De-
nnquents 5000
Total $780,, GIG
The expenses OF the Mayors once are estimated
and provided for under the following titles OF ac-
Contingencies once ........... $4,000
Sslafies-Mayors once. $500
| III. aHE ExrcurIvn DErAarMRYrs.
!. The Department ar Finance
Under tnis head provision Is made for the follow
Cleaning markets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
ntingencies-Comptroiler's Office. l6,ooo
Charges on arrears OF taxes. 10000
Charges on arrears OF assessments. 10000
Errors and delinquenciee. ................. As00
Judgments .................:........ 1875
Opening new streets, expenses Of ........ $4,000
Real estate expenses. es..................... $4,000
Rents. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 56176
Salaries-Department or Finance. ........ 100000
temporary clerks. .................. a7,ooc
Il
rotal... seas, lSl
.Inoluding only the amounts which are not payable
] rom TIE sinking iund
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BOARD Or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

Orsaaizatien Of the Board--JIr. Monaghan
Elected Prcssdcnt and Mr.. w. III. McIcney
CIcrk-Thc Third Avenue Railroad Conn
pany to bc ssPcrsccuted.,
The lobby OF the chamber was filed with "roughs'
at noon yesterday. who were attracted 10 the Han
BY the organization OF the Common Council for the
year.
Precisely at twelve O'Clock the Clerk, Mr. william
n. Mooney, read the certificate Of the Clerk Of the
Common Council afEirming that the following gen.
tlemen were elected Assistant Aldermen for the en-
suing year.
James Healy. Thomas r. DAILY.
Patrick Lysaaht. Patrick Gibney.
James A. Monaghan. John Rcilley.
Bryan Reilly. Austin v. Petit
Isaac Robinson. Nicholas Haughton.
Lawrence L. Hin. George w. CregIer.
John Hampson Bernard o'Neil.
EDWARD WEIGH. David s. Jackson, Jr.
Peter Cukin. James Cunningham.
Joseph HOFFMAN, rr. stephen Roberts.
Charles G. Pinckney.
The Clerk stated that he was ready 70 entertain
any motion the Board might make.
Mr.. Robinson moved that Mr.. Gibney act ss tenn
perary chairman, which was carried.
xr. GlDney returRea ais "apsers taanks' fw tae
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Annual Meeting or the American Social Sci
encc Association.

ALBANY, Jan. 4, 1859.
The annual meeting OF the American Social Sci.
ence Association will be held In this city In February.
under the direction Of the District Committee among
whom are General John Meredith Read, Jr., Chair.
man; Thomas W. Olcott, Treasurer; Charles E.
Smith, Secretary; John " l.. Pruyn, William Cassidy,
James Hail. Ersstus Corning, Ira Harris .. b. Wool
worth, John II. Reynolds. Amasa Parker, J. II.
Armsby, BENJAMIN Mott, DIR. &. o. vanderpoeI VIII
liam A. Rice, DR.. James McNaughton X. J.. Banks.
Orlando Meads John II. Van Antwerp. George Daw.
son, Hamilton Harris, John II. Ratlbone and VIII
liam II. Dewitt Papers viii be read by General Car.
neld. John Stanton Gould, Prof. G0ldwin Smith,
President Samuel Elliot and other distinguished
Rentemeu.
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The Philnarmonc society's second concert takes
place on Saturday next.
Tayleure leaves for Europe tomorrow and returns
to open Pike's In March next with the Tempest"
There Is at present an operate rivalry for becom-
Ing indisposed Tostee and Rose Bell are both ON
the sick list.
Miss Kellogg returns TO Europe In the spring.
Blind Tom who il shortly TO appear In this city. Ia
announced TO perform IN Pittsburg this aud to-mor-
row evcning.n
The Parepa- Rosa concert troupe s accompanied BY
j. N Paftison. the distinguished pianist.
IL IA asserted that Flotow, the composer OF MAR
tha,n was lately divorced fsom his sixth wife m
orfer 10 marry her sister.
Roncon, me opera singer. gives lessons in singing
I'he next general rehearsal OF the Church Choral
Union will take place on Thursday evening VI the
Trinity chapel school rooms, West. Twsnty.nfth
The afty representations Of ia Ptricholer I'm
Paris brought 2oes francs. the average being A1al
The davenport Brothers appear in washington TO-
morrow evening. How many Davcnports arc always
new version Of s.East Iynnsr n said 20 have
been written by Boucicault for the Paris stage.
One OF the recent attractions at theatre IL Naples
| was play entitled "Abrnno Lincoln Giovanni
Bo0th,v which represented many Of the prolninen.
actors v our iass unplsasaataess W . very absurd
Rsckest has just sermiuaAed vsry suecessiai on.
I gsgement IN BOSTON. His representations Of fal-
stan and mp Van Wlnke received the highest CON-
| mendatiOnes nr. Hackest and Q Boston company
play tbis week n several Now England elites
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PUBLIC EuucArloH.

Attendance nc tho Schools During tho Past
Year.
The following table shows the average attendance
OF pupils and the whole number taught in the schools
under the control Of the Board OF Education Of this
city for the year 1885, appears from the sworn
turns made by the principals and filed In the ONCE
Of the Clerk Of the Board
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! me street Department

a me Street Department.
The estmatsq sxPsdSqrss Ia IRE q The department.
Contingencies Street Department. ....... $4,000
Flaggng ddewslks and fencing vscantlots 1000
Lamps ana 70
Lands Lands and places places for battery Improvement 1900
Mount Norris square-lmproyement Of. ~ 1900
New Stone bridge at Kingsbridge.. 10000
Pubic buildinss-C Construction and re.
removing DISTINCTIONS in streets and
pd: Dof: "a o. Sy yoo
sssresmssresf Us1s snS ls,'iSo
stationery and blank books. 1900 @
Streets-Repavinr and repairs. ..,......T 135000
supplies for and cleaning public ofhces... $1,000
Mnsrves, piers and alps s..;.,......:..:i SooWo
Wnarvss piefs % and sligs-For % repairs r.se 70
uvcr... ...........s.........s... Io,vVV
re GROOM 1asdaci D.Da1in.nt
The appropran M required Tor expenditures In
this department. re - follows
Ccntineenciss- AqSeduct Board. 10000
Deficiencies -Croton Aqueduct Depart
Pubic sc drinking nyarsnis and urinais. $500
Salarles-Croton Aqueduct Department. l00,802
Sewers-Repairing ana cleaning. g.......... 10000
Wells and S pumps-kspsirns @ and cleaning $500
iSs DDaysns.; a. Public oar;iss ana s'o1ss' Csss
The following appropriations are required TO be
made for the expenses Of this department, viz. -
Public Charities and Correction. $o53,000
Inebrate Asylum, for support of.......... 10000
Total. 9oos,ooo
The following are the estimates for this depart
Contingencies, Law Department. includ-
ing amount required for rent OF offices Nos.
81 and 81 Nassau street. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
SQlQrioa-TQW DqnaTtment
RE ne's Board 81 Xst,opoiiam poiics s''S"
Provision is required to be made by the Corpora
tion for expenses under the following heads via;
% Add for expenses or Board Of CITY Canvass '''
for detecting and exposing Illegal voting
charter elect election In not Sti provided for IN the
estimate OF the Board OF Police. ........ 1850
Police tsiegSapn % 400
rno Hot. .r1 3; si,:s,;; ssi'0''
The following appropriation 10 required to be
made for the expenses Of the Board OF Education,
Public instruction. "a, l5o, 900
8. The Street Cseag.sag Coranstss!9n. Sassts
For expenses Cleaning streets under
TSe Commission ;or Repacng B,oad,oav ''
For expenses-Competion OF contract for
TO- T1spax%x Te wSrd x;ie conissfo eslo'
For completion Of contract for erection OF
apublic Market In the Eighteenth ward S1,7Ss
II; Dspa,tgent Jor ne SURVEY ana Inspection or
For estimated amount for contingencies,
payable from City Treasury .............. $4,000
II, ne Metropolitan Board Of Health
The expenses OF this Board, payable from
the City Treasury, are provided for under
removing night soil. ofrAl and dead ami
Ia rae s. xe;sDo;itan Te Departent
IA m NJ NJ an
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Yves crn Union Line Market Report.
New York. Jan. 8.
Crude. bulk.-1Sis.
R"ined-P. L. S. to W., 80 s.W.
S?@32i5.
Matket-Firm.
Philadelphia, JAMS.
Crude-22c.
Reiihcd-P..L. s. to W., 80 s. W.
3lM3llp.
Markei-Frm
Pittsburgh Jan S.
Market-Qnist. Not much doing
Spot l3l.nl4.
Closing New York Market.
New York, $40. p. IN. Ja;. s.
Holders ask an advance but buyers oper-
ate wish caution: Refined, 32iac.; Crude
quiet but steady at ls1sc.
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EX-JuIge Wm. H. Lponarl having de
ciinci The appointment of Justice of the Su-
preme Court Of the ciiy o' New York, Gov.
Hoffman has appointed John j. Freedman
10 fill the vacancy.
CLas Easton. one of the most esteemed
cotton merchants VI New York died Mon
day night in his sixty.nftb yea.
James Talent. the man who surrendered
himself TO tie police of New York. on New
Yeats day. has been fllly identified as Que
af the assalants Of Mr.. Rogers, who was
murdered in irout of bis residence on Thurs.
day last.
The Legislature Of Nevada met at Carson
on Monday. and organized by eleciing J.
d. Edwards, of Ormsby county, President
of the Senate; d. O. Atkinson. Of Storey
county, Speaker of the House.
The total number of arrests made by the
police o.St. Louis during the past year was
l2 $40; males 9,04l; females, ISIS. The
money stolen and stray property recovered
and restored TO owners during the year
amounted to $ll1,i9S
Certain country districts oppose being an
neyed 70 Cincinnati. 1t is thought they can
be induced to consent. \ committee is now
pressing this matter on the Legislature.
Ben Micky and Thomas Looney, charged
with the murder OF the shoemaker Reardon.
at Lagrange, Kentucky, have been held to
answer before the Cireuit Court.
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TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR TIE DAILY RECORD.
Afternoon Dispatches.
New York. Jan. S


The report of Postmaster Genera,
Randall on the union of the telegraph VITA
the postal service was sent to CONGRESS
yesterday. He recommends the government
to unite the two systems. He says: A
thorough examination Of The subject has
satisfied me that the department can arrange
Tor the reception and delivery of message.
Furnish stamps AMI keeping the accounts
without any great increase in the number of
clerks. That the business may be made the
sonrce OF revenue to the government and
that the efficiency Of the country postmas-
ters may he increased by employing them
IN connection with the telegraph. He re-
commends that Congress charter COM
pany to contract with the Government to
transmit and deliver messages at low and
liked rates by the plan submitted by Gard
ner c. Hubbard, and submits a bill TO carry
out the plan.
The steamship Bremen sailed for Bremen
yesterday.
Montreal, Jan. 6
AT the quarterly meeting of the Board of
Trade a long discussion took place in regard
to twenty foot Channel said to exist be-
w'en Montreal and Quebec. Resolutions
were passed requesting the Harbor Commits
steps practical 10 ascertain whether such
channel il fit for Use
The feeling was unanimous in favor of a
change in the act respecting the inspection
nt flour so as to make it agree with thc
NV York system.
Tho Catholic Bishop. with number of
the clergy, leave ior Rome Oh the 10Th
ms.
4 portion Of the roof of the Drill shed gave
way With .the weight OF snew Wednesday
night.
Paris, Jan. I.
The Sublime Porte has sent commuini.
cation To this city asking post ponpm. mt Of
the Conference on the E,stern question for
eight days. in order that instructions NAV
hr prepared fer the representation of tie
turkish Government
Concord. n H.. Jan. s.
Th" Republican State Convention met to.
dnv. Gov Hartman Chairman. The chair.
msn mace u n thy adde's.
OnsIow Stearns was chosen as the cand;.
date for Gov' rnor hy reclamation. He
briefly addressed the convention.
Md Sen, Wis. Jan. 5.
The livery stable of A. J. Fisher was de.
s'royed by iire this morning. Loss about
50.
A little child of Bawn was run ovar bv
The ears nj seven o'clock this morning. Both
legs were cut off below the knee.
Boston. Jan. S.
Yesterday afternoon u large wheel in tho
Boston rolling mill in Cambridge. broke
while in rapid motion. killing Henry Patch
ell and Alfred Sherwood. and badly iriuring
Patrick COMFY, AL employed in the mill.
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THE OIL MARKETS.

OFFICE OF
THE PET'M CENTRE DAILY RECORD.
PETROLEUM CENTRE, Jan. 8.
The market is firmer to-day than yester.
day. 1000 bbls. sold at $4.s5; 800 bbls.
81 IS.
Shipments from this point, Jan. Z,
were: 2. 562 barrels crude.
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PETROLEUM MARX IsTS..BY TEL.
EEIsAPN.

" " 4 HS"HH10IH NhHN fNhHSs Il Il II EI-
EEIkAPlK.
specai Dispatches to the Daily Record
l'ITTSrUKGu. Jan. s,
Spo'-l4 for 45 gravity.
First watei----
H. o. first six months-l4 for As or.
S. o. first six months, l3..
Buyers option all next year, nom. II. for
45 er.
Sellers option all next year, 1871. 45 or
Sales-None.
Market-Unseltied.
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN

ABOUT To MARkY
EssArs FOR YOUNG MEN, on the Errors. Abuses
and Diseases, which create impedimcnts t, MAE
RiAGB. with the humane view Of treatment and
cure, sent by mail in sealed letter cnvelo,es free
of charar. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
BoT T.. Philadelphia, Pa scpt2s. m