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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-23

: Sn Der llmsessnb BON paris trus
liA tiirsli6 elm Greisnie iu, bas In elmer
ppGe 9ewib NIT bem tsfen GrfoIs anse-
bra6t merbsn t6nnte. Sn Der 0dbs BON
6cntainebleau lebt Elm Bausrsnann, Der
pesen WtlbDieberei ;u lt4s Gagen Sc.
fGnsnib psrurtbeilt wurbe. = Qls bic ee.
GebIi6 auberaumte Jrilt Ieiner Sibiruns
1erantam, maGts er li6 f@psren 5sr,ens
auf ben Dss mad Der StGtte, mo CT fur
ben SrepeI biiben loae. llnterpess gsS
1ellten liH Sreunbe 3u tbm, aud Der Durf
lfslIte fh elm, unb 70 mndte er cine Sta-
tipn, mo- 8anne um &anne seleert, uno
I6lieBli6 Der Delinquent 48 Stunbsn am
@eitergebeu Serbinbsrt purbe. gnbli9
fam er in 1ebr traurtser 8erfaGung an
Der pfprte bss Serfers an. Qlein Te
purbe itm, 70 sriinoltd sr aud bic Sbens
titGt ietner perIpn unb ZEN Gnr3psd Iet>
ner Yilserfatrt na6pies, ni&t aufsstban.
Der @ilpbieb 9-t, bieb es, fbt I6on
felt "a Stunben in Numeru Cider. Rah
lansem 5in- unp 5erfreiteu purbe tbm
3ulebs, freilth ni6t ;u Isiner ,Greuos, bic
Sade tlur semadbt. @dbrenp Der @e'
fdnsntB. @anpibat In bem @trtbsbaule
1ae, iraren Die @ensb'armen In Ietn 6aus
sstpmmen, um tbn gu bclen, unb fanben
baIelblf in 9e1elfdaft Der Srau etn Sn>
biStpuum unter umfdnpen Sur, bic ss ben
@enSb'armen f6ru i'm SntereGe Der Ff-
fentliHsn @ural ;ur YHtGt rnaHten, ibn
fur ben iftnfduisen @atten 3u bultsn.
Der falf6t Btlbbieb fCIste ben gBG6ttrn
tes @eleBes um 70 pilliser, aIs er in Iei,
mem tSIen @epiGen ith pesen einss gan;
anbersu 8erbre&eus aufsesrtfen sIaubte.
90 9ebt es, tpeun man auf frsmbem Sc.
btete ia9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-23
Die srnnfru6t Der alten 9eutfdben

Die SruufIud,t Der a1teu Seutfehcu.
.,
ab @ I%om sa qmls. sst.sa St.m""tleV.m ~ , oS.'
as t. .Vbtn ~ Usae1H st..st.s. ~ ."1 Sa.~S. ".
ss.at ,p''S WV. a9I psaes! a..sI Sa~ SSi' ~"
49, Sn t.,tn M Ia q 5cS - !, srs,sm.
". <oug,y.u VI. oNP'' 80 Sn"' iSrna
male erI@teh, 'aper oieiemaR Inep' I'm
Sabre 1700) Ren auf9ele9t rpuree, fpetl
unIere gprS1ter partn cine Siille prafti.
ff,sr- Qebsnstpeiah,it tunb bsf,r,iurns,per
~ 6.h,,,., H., n,
.V't S'"aVuua9.m ls..',a. az ~ c''IsU.'
t M SPina,arSt s~I -. no,, Iii sia
1y 1ST9 IsHts 'S Tss nrsst. sts,t M ~. % S.toyts ~
tsastt n,,s eIaaa5isSsr, S ,nS stsosn.sSi, "so.,.
ten % 5snsr, m srn,,fi,iat I S.r SSsnt,tssS
gi, Ms%ssfsIott tSSrt S;s frf,snSsa eStst'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-23
Sb0s. >. SeboDt,
81 e f mr0 tiOm

Gde @yOmius aps. unb Commercial sIlta
bGlt itsts bic beIfen Bsine Bier, slIe unb anssrs
Gttrdnfe, ispie GisarreH.
Muf feline Rfffauratipn erlaubt CT li6 belru-
bsrs anfmsrffam su MAIDEN. Aufern auf jsbr
gIrt ;ubtreitst; 0sisnfGaftsn uub Samilieu tper-
ben IN priSastmuerH bebtent. 24b6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-23

aubsren SHaesn unS Srtsn 1T auf 500, unb
| fur NPitellctten auf $50 felfgeleBt
Sn 9lcds gfp. f-29 ine bic Gotten 50 Dub
SsrOnt tei $50 Sup Sisfe. lin Gin abssrmSstes
@an;es ;u Idaffen, fcnnien bic iibrigen eptten
nttt Scn eleider grSBe gemadt merbrpL bod IL
eer llnerihieo Elm lebr unbebeutenber unb einiae
Gotten I'm etlitte Sup fleiner, bic aitteren un 70
Siel grBbtr ais bic pbi1en.
Die Gotten in ben 8lods 60. so, ST, So CT,
62, 63, 81, 65, 66, rs, 76 unb ", lppie bic
SpiBe spildben benz 8rpatnay unb ter 5annibal
unb St. 9clePb 5thiI 8rnb fne pprIiuis nitt
i'm Marfte. lJ Et ~
9las fir 9aulctisu eiusebfnben GjtISrr prrben
nur fir 8frbeiIfrunaen innerbaIb eer Statt.
arerja an9eiprnbrt Daruntfr inb gu Srrltsben:
Der 8nu einer Shule iinb STRIDE, MusIeauitg
Spn Shaetn unb Grrihtuus ineuifrieIItr Inter
nebmun9en. Us IT eaher Sfpernanns Sntfreiie,
itine 3ablungen piinIilid su MAIDEN, benn js
niebr auf has Sdnb Strpenbrt pirb, teifp Iiebr
ffrigt taelbe (une ifbf et;ene 2ptte) int greife.
9Utr elm 9dpital rpn fttneeenS s 500 iu ben
ineuifrtellen llnteruebmuugfu bfilhiebt, ilf Al
bfnlelbsn 8prtbeiltn bsredtist mic bic urlpriHs-
ltdfn nnternebnler, rpraisgfIebt baB or auber-
tem aud Ittnen glutbsil bsr bis jest Spn ben
9lttirn.Snbabsrn dus9tIeeten aofen trdet. Gr
erbaIt bann: erfens, eas Stimmrfctt, fam
bemnd6 aud Su eireni Mnlte 9ep6blt trereen;
;peitens, ale aus bfm grrfaufe BON Stabt-
Iotten ersiesn groftr, nebff bem tbni ;ufcutner-
len s5rpft' 'SIntEeiI I'M 9erbSltni6 a. oIIS, f;ir
Nobrifen unS fnsnirieIls OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Elm.
SsTrhcGrnsn znm,n,sn '''e'"
XII bis isst ois nntbnsrsi, ksrcbTcfener s9on.
TEN inS. Ell, S,etsI' an sos ner SIftir cShaTe1.
shne SpahImiibIs a, Z "a, nsr Mibs I'm, lj,rfrs,ss
snn Il S}sien ksfnbst i'd feins s;3;ibIr frnhSsr,
SsS aa,,S foIl Ss,Ips onasfont rrS van @nvrsr,,
Esniytbid aftef s,irsl, elns gSotiirirrrnrsre -,
SSS r,r SJtEr ~ "a A., SsIsinS,, mo,,,sIt
niyS fcatsrs i'd fshr ant rsntrsn ,,rS IN ,;,,s
ns,s Myt ser Soris, ,,nS ornts, 81 dssius,, NM
~ s,br,nri n,stSt, ne ~ ,,,s
S5n,Sri, nnr h.lS,r sIs aSsrs tsi,s s,,h
0if,s, a., rem srt; lshtssus,,,te, iirtsr,,st,t,
unorr I,Sn Ssbtr mad, RsIisbsr ushntsr mn
srhSIt ~ isssy,sit sis Inn ,,,Ien,msnSsm 9in;.
ssnSsn. sSIIberebtatss witdIiss mirS er instIsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-23
Sin rtasntsamIth.r m,rniftnrosfo

=, '''TSF Ott ttBlTIuIIHtTuU
erei9nete lih in Yssspirls, GaR Grset
IUwnl6ip, pa, in ppristr BUde. Das
;peitabrige S5buhsn bss 5srrn Sstb I'll.
len eeltpB Son elmer rpbsn peiBsn Eitt.
an welGsr fur, SOrbsr rim 5uno 9enaet
bate, perfsl sIei@ barauf In bsfhse 8rdm-
vie unp farb balb barauG unter ben ent.
isslitlten ShmerSen. Der .6unb trspirts
um Stsielbe 3eit. glan Sermutbet, bae
Der punt Serstftet mar. unb ht persllns
rube, wsl6s itm bic Stmsrisn SerurfaG.
ten, an Der 8its naste, uno bte1er ben
siftieen Spei6sl mittbeilte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-23
&ncf0iu01l1lCG 6NltS
eadapanna Nptnut. rlabe btm Deppt.

Sadapanna Apfnne, rtabe BEN Depot
Gbas. Srppp, prOpr.
Das ubiss in better 98siir einesri9tsts paus
it nit Aaem Serirben, mas benz stbrper ,ur StGrs
fune une grfril9nns nEtbis II.
@uits Bier, Sit fstnfsn Weinr, 9iqu5rs unb
Stearren, tparAie unb falte Speiien; Nuifern, auf
tece Mrt subereitet.
Gin friner Saal fur Damen unb 8nmilifn.
I'm labIrfideu 3ufpru& srln&t istns 6reunbe
25inS Gbas. Grppp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-23
Commercial 0aus.

Ginem Serebrten beuHten publifum unb mel
nen 6rsunorn bisrmit bic srsrbene AnSeiss bag
Id bas ppn BEN serlfrrbfnen 3. 8cdner aebaI-
teRe Commercial 6aus" iibernommer babe.
Go pirb mein 8earsbsn isiu, bur6 supCrfon-
menbe 8eeienung unb beIfe Speiltn unb Ge-
tr6nEe mir tas 3utrauen beS pubIifums 81 ers
wsrbeu. (4f9O GbarIes SUffe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-23
Scr0utOla Sans,
Souls Sod, @ieentbiimrr.

Das pbise, beautn am @ilsnbabn- Depot ssls-
gene 6ptel trffer 8lnIfe III neuerbinss br6entenb
sererSbert unb perl6Enert tpOrbsn. ~a.+a
Wiit bem Sptel III cine Relfauratien Serbuns
ben, mo tparmr unb falte SPeilen aller 9lrt ;u
tscer Sasesseit fsrpirt perpen. 6riIGe slulfern,
nebif alien Sprtfn pom inuer firseniadttr Speis
fen INNER sprrGtbis. as6te 8bein- unb RpieI-
pstue eieener Smpuriatpn fir 6ranfe unb 6a-
miIirngtbrau6 iiberbaupt ltrts an Sano.
Wieine 8rfunbe unb 8efdunte, IOpte bas reis
lenbe publtfum Iberbaupt liub ;u jabIrei6sm
geln6e bGfttif sinseIaben.
26l7 9oufs Sod, Drop.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-23

VtWe 1SuutttttH5elItDtttl etNtC dtluIIVp
@spibmet hfr ,,aenntniB bts RenIden," ieiiirr
gerbelIerung, burt ale Mittrl ber WiIenihaft.
pbrenplpaie - eas @ebirn lnb feline 6rnftic-
nsn; bic 9ccatipn unb natiirliGe Sprarbe ber Or
game, NIT 9lniretlungen ;u beren Gntpidelung
unb @rbalhng; unb bic Srrtpanbhbaft spiIhen
Sfele unb aSrper erflGrent.
pbpFcenpmie, nit allen ,, Wrrfmalen bes Cha
rafters nnb bfren 8enn3si9nung, 1T unier lpr3i-
elles 5aG.
gtbnpipaie, pber bic ,RaturaeIdid5te SeS Wten.
I@en." @sbrGude, 9telisipn unb 9ebensweiIr
unter SerI6iebenen St1mmen unb 9fahpnen be-
Ihreibenb.
pbpiiOIC9ie unb glnatCmis. - Die Sreanila-
tipn, Silbung unb Gunftionen be5 menIttli9en
ttbrpers; bic 8elfee bes 9ebens unb Der @eiuncz
belt; mas mir eIrn uHe trinFrn, tpie mir uns fle-
ben, bepeeen, fbIafen unb lfbfn Iellen, in pppus
larer gEeifs unb ua& btdtil&en prin,ipisn bar
srltst.
prrtraits, Citizen une 9ipgrnpbien cer Ieiten.
ben MGnnfr unb Srauen In Der QSelt, in allen
esbenslfeQunsen, erbaIten irsSeIle SeritdTbh.
gnng.
Gltsrn unb 9ebrer. = aS Gin WespsiIer sur
9ilbung unb Gr;iebune ber Airber mirb tieIes
NagastH nidt iiberirphert, ba es alle giaenbeiten
bes @barafters ltnb Der Anlase ansiebt, unb bic
Hcgierung uno @intbeilung nidt nlir mSsltb,
Ipnetrn leiht ma6t.
8ielt alI9emeine unb brau6bars HadriGten
itsr Isitenbe 5asesfraeeH tperben seeetcn unb
feline anffrensunsrn sefpart nm ss 3u esm inter
rriantelten unb belsbrenbfen, ionic belfen ilulf-
rirten 6amilien-W -Wasa;in gu MAIDEN.
@egrInbet.-DasS Spurnal bat leinen 80
fen Sabrsane errei6t unb nit ber Sanuar- -9um-
mtr, 1870, brsinut cine neue Serie. Tds 15pr-
mat IL Don Auartp ;u bem beauemeren Srtap
abetanbert aud iinb Strle @rrbeIsrungen &c
ma6t. Gs setpinnt tGsliG an gerbreihns Hnb
mar ME pppulGrfr als jeBt.
Sebinsun aen.-Mpnatlib, gu SO per Sabr,
I'm Ycraus. GinssInr Nummern, 80 Gents.
Clubs BON sebn eber mebr, So unb cine Grtra-
&ppie brm Ngenten.
gBir pIfertren liberale pramisn. Sente Is
Cts. fir elm prpbe-@rempIar nit prpspcftRS,
anIblaseSettel unb prdmienlilfe,
&breIiire: 9. q. Wells, Serausssber,
C9b2p) 3S9 Srpaeray, gteip-9 -9crf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-23
Union Park Saloon.

Der liutsrseiGnete bat test bic nit benz Linton
parf" perbunbene Birtbi6aft auf fissue 8etb-
nung iiberncminen unb pirp iidb iebereit beltre,
ben, ben @uforberuneen ieiner @Glfe geredt su
prreen. @utes Bier unb bic ausgelubtrien
Btins, iorie falte SpeiItn Tets pGrritbis. i3u
sablrei9sm 3aipru9 Iabtt sin il
2fp9 9puts Rpbinipn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-23

- Cine Ghaurerbafte Worptbat, bic
Der neulid bel fountinsron peribten in
itrer art anb sBeiIe p61is slei6tommt,
purbs am Wprsen tss 6. DGember in
@retnSille, pa, periibt. Gin altes gbes
paar, Namens 8aubuisJ purbe pdtrenb
Der 9lu6t upn 8dubsrn in lriner Betaus
fhng iiberfallen, 9emorpet, eas 6dus aus.
sepliinneit unp nanu in Srano srfedt.
Die Ttlt IN spdr ni6t p5lig erpieIen,
bod la6t lih taum etfpae 2lnberes anneb.
men, ats, eae cine Morbtbat tesdneen
iei. Der dlte Sanpuitr mar am Gage ju-
Dor In her Stdpt seiuelen linp bate lein
@ele etwa breiBistauleup DpIlars -
gum Ssrtauf anseboten, ba rr eIaubtr,
paB pds 9plpdsiC teceutenb fallen miiTe.
Bon pielem AnsebUt Iheinen bic MSrber
gBino bstpmmer su baben. Scbalb bic
Burger pom 9reenpiqe Sanpulsrs 5aus
in Slanmei, lahen, eilteH lIe lur Rettuns
6erbei, faneen abtr pas 5euer 1hpn Iu
perbrsttet, bae an Rsttuna bes 5auies
nt6t mebr ;u ptnten mar. Die esihe Der
5rau 8anbuler wurbe i'm Keller, auf si>
mem Brett liesenp ssfnnceu, bic bes 5rn.
Sanbafsr tn Der 6alle. Die 6intertbir
bes 5auies, icpis elm bort ssIessnss Sem
fer puref pHen sefunpeu, in Der Ribe
elm srobss WlsRer. Die esi6sn tparsn 70
bebeuteub pom 5euer perbrannt, bag man
Mot msbr ftben ICunte, pelhe Bunpen
nteielbtn ertaltrn batteH. Die gan;e
am9eeeno II in Qufrubr, bod Bat man
HU@ tstne spur sefunbeH, bic Jur Gnt.
Ueaah9 Der wsSrber fhbrsn tSnnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-23
8. Y. 6abris, Sefrstdr,
9pr 600, Srantci.
Hr. Daaner. 6Ieuerdls Ndent,.

lIVE u q NkENIEEVIIl 4lIss
spialsglsentet linb Sprlaufg In fplsenbfn o.
ten auselttlt unb fam ealelblt isbe n6bere Aus.
funft ertbeilt tpereen; n1niliGb in
9Stltesbarre unb rmeegene, hrm unterrn 5bei
pon Su,rne, iptpis Carbon County S1leg. ..
S6bllmbadb. ssgs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-23

''.i' .l3la34 * '.. ri .
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08
rHE MARIErrA JouRNAL

Is issued this week in its enlarged form.
We were disappointedAin our electro
type heading and must await the receP-
ton Of another more to orr taste
Otherwise VIC think our readers will be
pleased with the appearance of the pa
per as we know they will be with its
value.
We have laid in a large supply Of
material, including fire Cap, Letter,
Bill Head and Note paper, Cards &C.,
and will do printing of all kinds as well
and as low as it can be done elsewhere.
The period of subscription with many
of our subscribers has expired. We
hope they will renew at once as the price
is too low to indulge the credit system.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08
THE BANNER OF THE SOUTH,

As many OF our readers are aware this
is the title of the paper published in Au-
gusta and SO ably and frankly edited by
"Father Ryan" 1t is a large and
handsome sheet and its literature, select
ed and original, pure in sentiment and
unoxcsptionable in taste.
We happen never to have shared
"Fathcr Ryan's" admiration of thu E'lost
eaass." We had his sympathy for the
Gray Jackets-but not for the cause for
which most of our braves were made to
suffer. AS we viewedit, that cause was,
Southern Observation-Disclosures and
endless warfare-all the evils which sub
jugation brought without the blessing
of peace or the hope of recuperation.
Still the Banner is devoted to this cause
and still believes in its ultimate triumph.
We believe in the potency of sectional
fscling-in the irrepresSible instincts Of
the Southern mind-in tho inspiring
natural resources of the South and that
he eventualities of political life will in
some way again make these dominant
and "that the South will be led to vic
tory" but not perhaps in the manner Of
the late disastrous failure certainly not
for objects SO crude and ill-considersd.
We share with the Banner its repug-
nance to the "Common School System
in, that it is Sectarian. We think that
children should be trained up Sin the
way they should CO." but we object to
their being cast in the moulds of Bud
dhism, Mahometanism Professionalism OF
CATHOLICISM. Educate, reEgiously,
bat independently of all sectarian form
ulas or inclination and leave them
to mako their own choice, would
be most liberal if not most politic.-
However, il the Banner cannot go so faI
it is no worse than the rest. We have NO
complaint to make against its frank and
manly advocacy of the Catholic Religion.
The annals Of the Church of Rome, with
all its evils are not without grandeur
or worth and no one should object to a
fair hearing of its claims. Taken alto
getAer the Banner is good paper and
we are pleased to learn that it is advanc-
ing in popular favor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08
a e { 70 - G { L " @
MARIETTA MALE
Female School i! :!

MW ESSRS. WHELAN & WHITE Monday
W. next the 18th of January, 1869, Will open a
School of the above character at the following rates
Of Tuition:
Primary Department at $500 per month.
Second e 400 :"
Full Course /" 500 :" -"
Connected with the above School Miss HILL a
graduate of CovingtOn and Mrs. WHITE, recon-
mended by Prof FREEZER. will take chal ge of the
Musical and Ornamental Departments. The course
of instruction will embrace all that is necessary for
a complete and practical education
Board of Visitors
Hon. Samuel Lawrence, Judge David Irwin,
Judge Noel b. Knight, Henry G. Cole.
r. NJ. Goodman. Col. David Dobbs,
Dr. G. w. Cleland, w D. Anderson.
w. p. Anderson, Rev. j. Il. Rogers,
Henry Love, b. blackwell.
MARIETTA, GA, Jan. list, 1869.
Mr. p. D. WHELAN,-Dear Sir: it is The de-
sire of the undersigned (xnowing your abilities as
teacher) that you unite with Mr. V. M. White In
establishing and building up good Male and Fe-
male School in the city of Marietta.
l. N. RUSSELL,
WIN. p. ANDERSON,
r. NJ. GOODMAN,
JOHN o. GARTRELL,
DAVID DoBBs,
HENRY LOVE,
Z. j. ATKINSON,
j. G. CAMPBELL.
And Is others.
LITTLE RIVER, Jan. 5th 1868.
Gentlemen am in receipt of your request to
unite with Maj V. NJ. White in establishing "a good
male and female School in the city of Marietta"
An application o this sort, signed by so many in
fnential and educated citizens possess such force
that it cannot be declined.
trust that by assiduity and devotion to my
profession shall merit the fiattering appreciation
which you so kindly entertain of my abilities.
Sincerely our obed't serv't,
p. d. WHELAN.
Messrs. Russell, Goodman, Irwin and others.
jams 69.-1m
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08

TEA writer IN a Boston Journal ar
cues against the use of Spectacles. He
says there is an epoch in the life of most
persons when the eyes become slightly
fattened owing to the diminished activi-
ty of the secreting vessels and that con-
sequently the globe is hot kept quite as
completely distended with fluids as in
youth or middle age. At this period il
is said if persistent effort is continued
with unaided vision the use of spectacles
viii not be needed-but if used the pow.
er of restoring the natural strength o
the sight will be lost forever. 1t i.
worth trying.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08
MARIETTA FEMALE COLLEGE.
MARIETTA, GA, Dec. 10Th, 1868

MARIETTA, Ga, Dec. goth, 1868.
At meeting of the citizens of Mari
eta held this evening at Nichols Hal
according to adjournment, the following
resolutions were offered:
Resolved, LIST. That Committee OF
seven be appointed by this meeting
whose business it shall be to procure i'm
mediately house with suitable apart
ments for the temporary organization Of
Female College in the City Of Marict-
! ia.
2nd. That said Committee constitute
board ofTrustecs and proceed to pub
Iish an application to tho next term Of
the Superior Court in terms Of the law,
for College Charter. =
Ord. That said Committee go forward
and procurcthe services of suitable
educator TO suporintend said College as
President--to employ him upon such
terms and for such as may be agreed on
by the parties.
4th. That said Committee be empow-
cred to proceed with the bus mess of rails
ing sufficient sum of money to build
suitable houses and enclosures for the
permanent establishment of the College
and further if it becomes impractical
bic or impossible to raise the necessary
amount of money by voluntary subscrip-
ton, to resort to such means as they
may deem proper to raise the neces-
sary amount.
9Th. That said Committee thus APP
pointed by us as Trustees be empower
ed to adopt all measures make all con-
tracts, purchase or build or rent, as cir
cumstances may require so as to further
the interests of the Marietta Female Col
lege.
Resolved further, That the President
elect shall nominate the teachers, and
submit his nominations to the board Of
Trustees for confirmation or rejection.
On motion of Maj Wallace the fore
going resolutions were read and adopted
by sections.
Rev. w. J.. Mansfield moved to adopt
them as a whole. Passed.
Maj. e. Wallace moved that the Trus-
tees DC appointed one lroih eacH uehonl-
ination and two at large. Unanimous
ly agreed to.
Col. Montgomery moved to appoint a
Committee of five to nominate Trustees
to be submitted to the meeting for con-
frmation or rejection. Agreed to.
The following were appointed on said
committee: Rev. j. L. Rogers, Rev.
w. +. Cook, A. w. York, w. S. Thom-
son, DR.. Nichols.
The committee submitted the follow
ing names-all of which were unani-
mously clccted--as Trustees of the Col
lege:
Benjamin Stripping, Henry G. Cole,
Col. VIM. Phillips, Rev. w. L. Mans
field, Maj. G. Wallace, VIM. Root, .Sr.,
Mai. WIN. Il. VIM.
On motion of Rev. w. l.. Mansfield
it was ordered that tho proceedings of
the meeting be published in the MARIET-
ia JOURNAL.
On motion of w. f. Cook the meet
ing adjourned.
MAJ. w. 7. WINN, Chairman.
j. f. LINDLEY, Secretary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08

The lands lying on the Ogeechee,
or rather the negroes occupying them,
gotup quite sensation last week over
all the Georgia seaboard. Fortunately
the reports were exaggerated-nobody
killed though some were beaten, proper
ty destroyed and Sambo in a state Of
anarchical freedom generally. We hope
when Gen. Grant is inaugurated Presi-
dent he will inaugurate peace on oul
sea-board.
Since writing the above we learn that
the negroes have quisted down upon the
interpretation Of the Federal Military
All right.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08

The Savannah Ne,oS gave its
readers a double sheet on Christmas and
the Compositors of the Office presented
the Proprietor with silver service.
~ BALANCE OF POWER Grants
majority was 3l3, l43 votes. The negro
vote in the Southern States was &c.,
334.
The Georgia Legislature reas-
sembles on the 18th and Congress on
the 9th. Differences it is thought will
.bc reconciIed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08

W Rome, Georgia. it is said, num-
bers some six thousand inhabitants and
is growing rapidly with the prospect of
of becoming large interior city. Land
sells at from twenty to forty dollars per
acre; Corn abundant and cheap and
everything prosperous.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08

EIt is reported tFat the rebellion
in Cuba is too much for the Captain
General and his forces and that rein
forcements cannot be had from SPAIN
The rebels it is said are ambitious of
adding star to our Banner.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08

~ 1t is thought the tax returns of
Georgia will not exceed 5000, 100000
and that the assessment upon this for
State purposes must be from so to 40
cents on the 500.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08

~The Augusta National Republican
radical, expired from lack of sustenance
on Christmas Zee What time to die
from starvation!
1t is to be succeeded by the Augusta
Daily Press to be conducted by Col. c.
r. HAELErrER SO well known in connec-
ton with the Georgia Press.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08

W For the year ending 30th June
1868, next to Louisiana, Georgia paid
the largest amount of Taxes to the Fed
eral Government of all the Southern
States-S5, 545,95S