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President desires to conclude convention
on the basis Of security OF the cable lines
in time OF peace and war against wilful or
wanton destruction or injury by declaring
that such acts shall be deemed acts OF piracy,
and so punished; also, that suitable provisions to
encourage the future construction OF ocean lines,
and that hereafter no exclusive concessions saai,
be made without the joint action OF the two gov
ernments whose shores are TO be connected. The
scrutiny Of messages by government oalciais in
favor OF the power controlling either end IS III
the opinion OF the President, calculated to iead 20
trouble; therefore he proposes 20 haTca provision
against it. This project IS submitted Simply as 4
basis for future discussion, shoUd the leading
powers concur With tie rl!ted States il consider
ing the subject enc for International corsidcTa-
ton and jurisdiction.
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WE beg to remind the advertising
friends of The News, that we will publish, as
usual, few days before Christmas, list OF
our Christmas advertisers, calling particular
attention to stocks Of goods chosen for the
holiday season. In tLis way, advertisers in
THE News will enjoy wider and more at
tractlve publicity than can be given them by
any other newspaper in the State.
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A CONCURRENT resolution was offered in
the House of Representatives Yesterday re-
quiring the State Treasurer to make State
ment of the relations between the Stat. and
the Financial Agent" TIA. business
wants sitting, no. Whitew shiny.
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TIE bill "to better protect holders OF in
"surance policies" has passed the Senate
and is expected to pass The House-aiter Il
fight.
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G0lcatioNni.

KING'S MOUNTAIN MILITARY
IN SCHOOL, YOHKYiLLH, &. T..
The First Session OF the school year OF 1879 will
begin on the Isl Of February, 1870
Terms-For school expenses, including tu.:lcn,
board, washing, lights. fuel. books and station
cry, slS5 in currency, per session OF five months,
payable ia dduGncs.
For circulars containing fuli particulars, apply
to COLONEL 4. COWARD.
deco thmS Principal and Proprietor.
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5lopes, Ranges, Wr.
TOVES AT HOLES A L E

TIE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS oE H0R-
TON & SHEPHERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR
TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS,
in CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER BCsI
NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
OTHER DEALERS, FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND
ALL THE CUSTOMERS OF TIE OLD HOUSE
WITH TIE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
OF COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING
STOVES AT A CLOSE APPROXIMATIONS TO
FOUNDRY PRICES.
THE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE
sorD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE-sOME
OF THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH
OUT THE AID OF CHIMNEYS IF NECESSARY
AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED TO BAKE PROP
ERLY, IF SET UP AS DIRECTED.
TIE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN
pRIcE-HAvE SIX BOILER OPENINGS AND
DOUBLE OVENS, THOUGH BUT A SINGLE
PIPE, AND NEED no BRICK-woRK TO SET
THEM UP.
THE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES
cAsT.lRoN AIR-TIGnTS, RUssA.lRoN AIR
TIGHTS sIx-pLATE OR BOX STOVES, &c.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
WILL BE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
WI. SHEPHERD & CO.,
No. 81 uAYNE STREET,
CHARLESTON S. c..
TAPANNED TIN-wA
AT WHOLESALE.
wM. sHEPH q CO.,
No 81 HAYNE STREET.
AMPED TlN-W RE
AT WHOLESALE.
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AT WHOLESALE.
VIM. SHEPI ERD & CO.,
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DELL VILE CO p 2 Z +
ROLLIN MIL L S.
AGENTS IN CHARLESTON:
WM. SHEPH ERD & CO.,
No. "a HAYNE STREET.
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tau0 for G1a!c.

ELOEIDA LAND FOR S a l. Z: A
A. valuable PLANTATION OF $50 acres in Ma
ron County. Florida. Is offered as private sale
about one half cleared and under cult.ya:!on
part best hammock. This Plantation is one ot
Tie most desirable in the State: is very prndnc-
tive for Cotton, Rice. Cora, Sugar, Nc?etahles.
NC. also fine for Oranges aud other Fruits: is
located IN one OF the healthies: and most plea
SAINT nei.hhorh0Jds in the State, being convent.
ent 10 railroads, churches, &c. Apply to \. u.
IuLi.IGAN Cotton Factor, Accommodation
Wharf Charleston. :. c. n0ri2
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UTANTED, AGENTS. S.-TWO HUNDRED
w and Fifty Dollars per month, to sell tie
ONLY Genuine Improved Common Sense Family
SEWING MACHINE. Price only SIS. Great in
ducements to Agents. This Is the most popular
sewing Machine OF the day-maKes the famous
ELASTIC Lock S;itch"-will do any Sind OF WORK
that can be done on any machine. One hundred
thousand sold and the demand constantly ln-
creasng Now is the time TO take an agency.
Send for Circulars. RI beware OF infrnEers. IA
Address SEC0AlB < CO., Boston, Mass; Pitts-
burg Pa. Or ST. L01s, Mo. oct23 "noS
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Gotcls.
u,iIg ASTON HOTEL, G. & C. r. r.

MRS. MARY \. ELKINS. assisted by her sons.
has oprnod Il ncE HOTEL, At AlSioa, and Is pre-
pared tI accommodate the travelling public. Pas
scnIcrS cain now get Meals upon the arrival II
Alstoa oi any Of the trains. The arrangements
OF tic Hotel are convenient ani comfortable, and
good treatment is guaranteed to all who may
callin. dpcl !"
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loe. uuo fouu0.

7 OST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU
"A have LOST anything, MAKE II known 10 the
public through this column. rhe rate for twenty
words or less, each Insertion Is % cents, II pail
in advance.
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Y OSr DUEINCi TIE FIRE IN COMING
IA street on the Sth instant. little Colorcd
GIL named Carrie. Any one who has he, viii
re!ieva The parents by leaving her at No. 10 Ann
street. dec'
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NOw AND FOWL FEED.

10000 lbs MILL FEED or SHORTS, which con-
sumers pronounce to be far superior to Rice
Flour, and a good substitute for Cow Peas, at 50
per 100 lbs
AIS0 n
200 bushels Wheat Screenings, an excellent
Fowl Feed. For sale ct 25c per bushel
JOHN CAMPSEN & CO.. p
nOv1o IN tbS1n0
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Go Rent.

YgyO RENT, ASUiTE OF ROOMS. PLEAS
4 ANTLY situated. Apply at No. II Moniaaue
81 rac; deco
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ITO RENT, TIE STORE No l4O MEET
Z ING STREET. Terms moderate. Apply al
NJ. lA6 Mpc,inT rect. does Y
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HROPPED FROM MY WAGON, WHILE
~ near the market, yesterday morning. II
PACKAGE OF PAPERS-one a deed OF convey
ance Of a lot Of land from $. II. Rodgers 10 c. &.
H. Jacob. aatl LwO Oil titles to other property.
Tho finder VIII bc rewarded by applying at THE
DAILY NEWS Office. uec0 /"
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TKTANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR THE
w centra, part OF the city, containing five or
six rooms, with good out5uiidings and wa:cr.
Address ID, at this Olce. sept2S
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wonderful Southern Discovery.

In the South where Liver complaint aud bilious
diseases prevail to great extent, there has long
been felt need of medicine that would act spocif-
cally and promptly ON the Liver, restoring il to its
normal functions, and at the same time he safe from,
ftrr effects aud yet 20 simple that it might he used
hy any one II is claimed tlht Dr. TUFTS Vegetable
Liver Pills supplies Ills want. They act directly ON
tho Livcr; thoRconslont ike will not innre in the
slightest degree Che most delicate constitution. Fe-
males at any period may usa tiiom with great honef
and realize grcat roef from the distressing naiisoa
which they experience certain tim9r These pll'S
arc not recommended us a universal curo-all but sin
plv for diseased Liver, and those mGladies which
follow arrangement ofthn important organ, such
as Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion, L"Hs Of
Appetite, Coslivcucss, Piles Jalndcc SourSIomach,
Ladies Heartburn, ChilIs and Fever, Foul Breath
Rcstlossness at night and Iotuoncy. These inval
nab~ pills may be found in every Drug Store Of any
note In the South and West.
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A DistinGniehed Georgian.

At the Annual Convection of the University OF
Toronto (Canadn) we find the following interesting
portion Of the proceedings
DIR McGau then rose to Introduce the Prince of
Wales prizemnn, Mr.. NJ CtaiAIISG In doing SO
he said that il was with peculiar pleasure that he
presented the Iiizcman, because it the proceeds
of fund given to the University the time of the
visit Of His Royal lIiglmess to this country. IT DIFF
frrd from all other rewards in that is for general
proficieitt: lii presenting Mr.! Cumming be did 30
MS being Of the highest standing in general proiciru
cy which he obtained hy being first in metaphysics
and English, LIST in mathematics second class in
classics, II combination never before achieved. He
felt peculiar pleasure mt tha result hecause from
the very first entrance into the University. the re
cpicnt'S conduct dcmeanor and progress had been
most satisfactory. But there was another reason
and he thought there would he a large amount of
sympathy accorded the recipient on the same 0r
CONT. He came from the South of the dividing line
b, tween this and the hrboming country, aud was
not Il Canadian, They had the pleasure for some
wears back III welcoming ticds from the ether side,
and he very distinctly remembered that there We're
some came from New York who wrote their names
high in the st of academic honolis. After that
they found that Kentucky took the lead, but NOW,
last Of all, Georgia has capped them by herso
The father of the prizeman resided in Marietta
just before the war relative we believe of our
towIsinan DR. T. S. STI:wAET.
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.g~WE would call the attention of all who desire
to obtain perfectly pure liquor to the advertisement
OF Bininerr & Co.. Established 1776 No. Is Beaver
Street, N. W published in another column. Their
"Biringcrs Old London Dock Gin" il especially tie
sgued for the of the Medical Profession and the
Family, and the high reputation of that well known
firm is s;ased upon Tie excellence Of this standard
article.
Bningcrs cola London Dock Gin has long been
in favor with the profession a remedial agent. 1t
has this peculiar advantage over other dilusjbe stin
uli that it cXaratrs without creating any thirst OF
an unhealthy character, il soothes while it also eNccs
and is powerful uervne- as we'll active tonic ;
and it possesses all Inequalities that can be desired
fr the highest and modest use of all wines or liquors
Its ingredients are the distilled Juices of carefully Sc
Iecte'l grains, made decatcy pungcnt and lavorous
with the acromatic tin"tuIe of the Juniper Berry
Age has mplIowrd all scminpled aromas and given
exquisite mi!Incss-a smooth, oily bod AN al
Most hdl Il olor to the liquor, which renders it deli
cious to the selO Of smell nd taste alike while lis
sparkling liquid purity leaves nothing for the c$e to
tlcsil+
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Hagans Magnolia Balm.

This article is tho True Secret Of Beauty. 1t Is
what Fashionable Ladies, Actresses and Opera
Singers use to produce that cultivated disfio2pe ol
rearance 50 much admired in the Circles Of Fashion
il rcmovcs all unsiQty BlotcLes, Rcdne7s, FrccA-
les. Tun, &lu,burn and Effects Of Spring Winds and
gives 10 the Complexion Blooming Purity Of trims
parent tclicacy and power No Lady who vaines q
fine Commission can do without the Magnolia Balm.
IS cents will buy it Of any Of our Respectable dealers
Lyons Katharou is a very delightful limr Dress
iur
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Miss Dinque is ayoung lady Of fine intellectual CULTURE
aud Yields pen with tact aud practical ability and
Of whom the city Of LaGrange may well feel proud.
In regard to the music which was mterspersed dur
ing the reading of1he essays, we must say that an
the performers seemed to he gifted with that musical
genius which as much marks the born musician, as
the divine aAlattls does the poet We imagine that
Miss Clifton the musical teacher as well as President
Montgomery, Prot Manget and others must have
been satisfied, at least with the, training
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Methodist Sabbath School Anniversary.

The Twenty fifth Anniversary Of the Marietta
Methodist Sunday School was held on last Sabbath
afternoon nj the Methodist Church, The eXrrcs' ;
werc opened with singing anniversary hymn by
the School and prayer by Rev NJ RoGrRs, Of the
Presbyterian Church. Rev. V. L. MANGEr, Super
iu,endent read the annual report setting forth graf
flying results, the report WAS followed hy Mr.. WM,
Roor, Supc int,udcnt of the Episcopal Sunday
School, "a some interesting remarks concerning the
history Of the Sunday School work in this city,
showing how, from very small beginning, in the
form of one uaioa school, the work had enlarged aud
number of schools increased.
Impromptu addresses were delivered by Hon.
WM d. ANDERSON, of this county, and EN-Gov.
PATTON of Alabama, to which the children and
the groicn up people listened with like attention and
interest Aner which, our young friend. FRANK
SHEPARD, in behalf of the class Of which he ia n
member, presented in very appropriate speech a
handsome gift to their teacher
Tho ezerciscs were interepersed throughout with
delightful singing by the children. Taken as o
whole, 1t was an interesting occasion, olording
agreeable entertainment for tsco hours to the large
audience assembled, and gratifying encouragement to
those immediately connected with the schuol.
We take great pleasure in abiding 10 fact that
the Sunday School cause is bengmost zealouely pro
motud in our city Each Church has furnishing
School under its care and the occasion we have been
describing indicated very clearly, Tint the Mctho
diss are not disposed lag behind the rest i'll this
good work.
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8usiness Cards.
CONCORD
ICTIRIIG
& % AI Id n ~ Y ,
P.O MARIETTA, GEORGIA.


nIR MACHINERY Is ALL ENTIRELY
Y y now of the latest Improvement aid We ar.
NOW prepared with onr Custom Cards To turn out
ms good an article of Wool Rolls as can BIZ made
North or South.
We nir ai-o manufacturing Wo"lcn Gouis in amy
quantity aud style which we will sell low fur cnsh.
or exchange for wool. We also manufacture Wool
into cloth on shares.
Mcssfa Striping x Whitlock aro oar authorized
Agents at Marietta. Ga. for tho sale Of Wool Rollr
aud tho. purchase of Wool
Merchants ana others viii find It Ia thrir Interest
to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere as vi
do not Intend Go be undcpS0d.
Ad,ircss j. h. Di&IEIIs Ag~tA,
Juno llih, T2-3n.
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Railroad Bridge on Powder Spring Street.

We learn that the Superintendent Of the W. * A.
Railroad. Mr. IIUIBEKT, was ia place II few
DAVIS AGO and that among other matters in which hv
expressed an interest the rebuilding OF the
above named bridge destroyed during the Wdr.-
While it is work coming properly under HE Official
duties Of Mr. HUBERT be will permit MS TO say
that in its accomplishment he would very much
crafty the people Of Marietta.
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nrootinc, Of the Mnrletta nihle soeiety

The annual meeting ofthe Marietta Bible Society
vii be held next Sabbath afternoon, 2'th INST, ny
octock, In the Presbyterian Church Rev. "m'
II. Parks, Agent Of the American Bible Society Is
expected to be present Addresses viii also be de
liyered by Judge Samuel Lawre"ee, and Cot
Geofy.t ~ Itstcr.
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RIackwood for June

Contaius-"Late for tue Train''-'i Historical
Sketches Of the reign Of George the american
Reasons for Peace & Cornelius ODowd' Lyon-
ard Scott IS Co, Publishers, N. Y.
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A Serenade.

Our Civ was favored last week with visit ct the
..Youur America Brass Band These Atlanta gen
tlr,cn ,eli,slted number of our Young Ladies with
s,,,,,oJ,s which together with their gentlcmanly
dcpoltnent we hope, will be repeated oi'en'
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~ We have several Communications movoda-
bly, deferred until next week.
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~ Dry Goods and Groceries, for
sale on tho iu0st reasonable terms; we
consult tho wants of our customers and
can hardly fail to give satisfaction.-
We keep in store such things as they
need and intend to make it the interest
of every one not only in this county,
but also in the surrounding country 10
purchase their goods in Marietta. Our
schedule is quick sales and sihalI profits
our goods in quality shall 10 Of the best
and our prices shall be of tbs lowest
We study to please, and respectfully in
vito all, especially The ladies, to call in
and exaa,ihc fot themselves.
Es. III. MeC"'chcOn Il ESQ,
Marietta, On.
Nv -,L. 1874.
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Druggists. Marietta, Ga. Price 25e. aad ooe per
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Ayers Ague Cure,

4fAaA EDFSrs tbcm1W9nE AeHGT4 OUfH1A
Agpe. pexiodscaa OF Bfiiaus Tevar. 90
Rnd indeed al the affections wlfah nrlad
from mataraones marsh OF m1afQl13fa
poieona- - 80.
Asits nane implies, Il dces Cssre, and doee ne4
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