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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-13
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Special Notice.
SMITHS 'H'ONIC SYRUP.

The genuine article must have DIR. John Bulls
private stamp on each bottle DIR. Jehn Bull onl Y
has the right to manufacture and sell the original
John Smiths Tonic Syrup of Louisville, KY Elk
anime well the label on each bottle, YOU purchase.
or you will be deceived. Seemy column advertise
infringing on my right. The genuine Smiths Tonic
Syrup can only be prepared by myself
The Public's Servant
DIR JOHN BULL.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-13
DR.. smith. sr.

We are gratifel to see HAT DR.. D. BURGn SMITH
ST., APPOINTMENT Surgeon aud Rhysican, has perna
nently located IN Marietta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-13

King of ChIlls never fails.
Substitute for quinine. King of Chls
King of Chills cures dumb and shaking clflls.
King of Chills cures every other day chills.
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04
The Citizens Caucus.

he meeting at Pierces' Hall, on Thursday,
wa very large. William Pitcher, Esq, was
called to the chair, and William T Colburn
chosen Secretary. The meeting was address,
cd by Judge Dickerson, who said that if it had
been called Us party caucus, he should have
kept aloof-bur being a meeting in aid OF the
railroad enterprise, he heartily endorsed it.
lie spoke at some length in explanation Of the
existing state Of things, and read 4 printed re-
port BY the President of the Road, showing the
operations and expenditures to date. This re-
port was distributed among the audience
Mayor Hayford also addressed the meeting
going fully into the history Of the movement,
the obstacles, its progress, &C. Hon. Nehe-
miall Abbot spoke once or twice in a fault find
ing way. W. II. Simpson made remarks ad-
vocating the forwarding Of the enterprise by
united action, and prophesying successful
future, W. I. Colburn, Esq, who was the
Democratic candidate for Mayor last year, then
moved that Axel Hayford, Esq, be declared
by reclamation, the nominee for Mayor for the
ensuing year-Which was carried Provision
was then made for the holding Of Ward eau
cuseS, and the meeting adjourned. 1t was
decided success, and created great enthusiasm
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

The Radicalpapers are actively "buzzing'
General Butler, in way.that shows they
would like to ''get him out of the family"
Heis like Mrs. Camps boarder, who was "a
large eater but poor payer" and in fnan-
cial view, heavy drawback on the pros
perity Of the establishment. Esop says
the rabbits once invited polecat to make
his quarters in their burrow, as an addition
al means of security against their enemies
but they soon discovered in his exceptionable
habits and manners greater source of dis
comfort than their former fears-and sug-
gested that his Groom was better than his
company" In no wise discomposed, he
hintcd in return that he was very satisfac-
tory company to himself, that the alterna-
tive OF moving out" rested entirely with
the rabbits, and proceeded to vindicate his
opinion IN manner so conclusive that he
soon had the Durrow to himself. The NOR
al is apparent; be careful in the selection cf
your guests-for some of them are very hard
to get rid of. Butler is ''master of the
situation"
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

HORACE GREELEY yPoN BEGGARs Mr..
Greeley, in an article in the Independent, re-
iterates his oft given advice to country people
10 keep away from the cities, and winds up as
follows:
Country friends, especially young men.
give you facts as ] have long observed and
studied them. l tell you frankly that my III
tereat in your action thereon is partly selfish :;
for my soul is weary OF these ncessant appeals
for something to do" or, that failing, for aims
There must, there will be beggars but need
you be beggars? Even if you must, l wish it
were in your hearts to stay where beggars are
not so enormously superabundant as here. |
often respond rudely, harshly, to their solicita-
lions, because l cannot help it. Worn out by
appeals to which l am utterly unable to re-
spond-denicd opportunity to earn my own
bread by this endless procession Of beggars-
| often speak more roughly than | should, be-
cause my patience is utterly exhausted. ! ain
not as poor as Lazarus, still less am | as rich
rs Dives but fully sympathze with the lat
ter il so far az he is represented as wishing in
H2des to send messenger to his brethren still
on earth, TO entreat them not to ''come into
this torment" More favored than he, my
prayer is not refused; ard this is my message
to my brethren
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

SON. and how nearly his reign is now over. February
should remain its ancient character of waery
month, with the sign of the fishes for its emblem For
what saith the gentle Spencer2
Then came cold February sitting
In an old wagon, for he eol.d not ride
Draune OF two hshcs for the season fitting,
Which through the flood before dil softly slide,
And swim away"
The springs and streams, rural friends declare,
up TO the fall height and the trout and pickerc
ALREADY lively their winter hants ready for the y and
Of the angler It is peculiarly appropriate to
remember the frightening days for Saxon ancestor,
made the significance of this change represent their word
for SPRING Lengentide named from the lengtheIing
Of tile days, the word fer spring, and from
familiar word, Lent is derived. Let also accept
the old superstition that "a cloudy beginning in Februa
ryi 1oreiells pleasant ending in october
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04
fClI--
StWEEr EYES,
> Love lies cofiined evermore.
May %, 1s61-February ., 1862.

LoNELINEs
That's Il genuine case of two discovered
and bleeding hearts-and they've got it bad,
too, But if Sweet Eyes and Loneliness
don't get together, and pull love out Of his
coffin, we are mistaken.
The baby business is carried on to a con-
siderable extent in the Personals. People
can be furnished with ready made family
at the shortest notice, by following such d.
rectons as these
q DOPTION. a FINE, HEALTHY NEW BORN
I A male infant. Call at Dr. GRINDIES office, No. 6
Amity place, near Amity street.
NOR ADoPTION-A PRETTY, HEALTHY FEE
L. male infant of seven weeks old. Apply at l62 ave
nue. A. between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets third floor
front room.
r WISH TO ADOPT IMMEDIATELY MALE
infant, not than two weeks old dark eyes and
hair Call NJ 40 Charles street between Washington
! West.
1t gives one an ugly sensation to see these
little waits of human ity advertised and dis
posed Of like so man parcels of merchan-
disc. But there are plenty of women with
out the means OF supporting children, and
otlii ilIoiC VIM tio HlOlLcIS anu IO wives,
Who are only too glad to find some abiding
place for these incumbrances-and childless
couples who want swell springs ofpeasure"
about them.
| Domestic troubles crop out in this col
umn Of the paper sometimes, with prayers
and entreaties for the return of an absent
person. Here is one
GUsAN-RETURN AT ONCE. CHARLES WAYS
- are not pleasant Or his path the path of peace
Here is one that has appeared daily for
months past
nOD-I AM WELL; But WE ARE IN AFFLIC-
New York. " wy MA
There is no mistake about the genuine
affection and solicitude that inspires this.
If bod is in the land of the living, chat ap-
peal ought to be needed
Aud SO the world wags on, and the daily
columns TEEN with the record of its cares,
its JOYS, its sorrows and its sins
The Tenure of Office law continues unre-
pealed, and the radicals Of Congress are going
to keep it intact until Grant shows his hand
There is trouble brewing. Grant told party
of Pennsylvania politicians, who called upon
him to make suggestions regarding his cabinet,
in behalf of the republicans of that State, that
che was not party President, although par
ty elected him." II all signs don't fail, there
is lively time ahead.
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04
MAINE FISHERIES Thomas Warren, Inspe,

MAINE FISHERIES. Thomas Warren Inspec-
tor General of Picked Fish, says the Lewis
ton Journal, has submitted his report of the
number Of barrels of mackerel and other pickl-
ed fish (not including fish dried) put up by our
fishermen for the trade in this State from Jan.
LIST, 1865 to Jan, lst 1869 from which we learn
that there were 28 SIG barrels ofmackerel and
4.249 barrels OF other fish inspected during the
year. This does not include large quantities
Of picked fish sold in small quantities with
out packing. Boothbay fishing firms furnished
3,73S barrels Of mackerel, Deer Isle 2,3lO,
Portland, l7,472, Belfast 37S, Camden, l,Gl7
Southport, l,3l6, Only 1885 barrels of men
laden, 3 l2 Of herring, 80 of napes and fms,
= of tongues and sounds, SO of haddock, - Of
cod and 277 Of shad were Inspected.
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

At the annual meeting of the Maine Central
Railroad, holden at Waterville, the following
Gentlemen We're elected Directors; r. j Dunn,
j. II. Dummond, Geo. l., Ward, +. w. Hill
J. w. Palmer, A. d. Lockwood and A. z.
Morrill,. Subsequently II. B. Dunn was elected
President, and J. II. Drummond Clerk. 1t
was decided to issue bonds to the amount of
two millions Of dollars bearing seven per cent,
interest, for the purpose of building the road
from Danville Junction to Portland and provid-
ing for maturing bonds. 1t was also voted to
subscribe seventy thousand dollars to the CAPT
tai stock of the Somerset Railroad.
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

Says the Belfast Journal, 1--WE don't like the
word reputation. It is lgly in its look. in its
meaning and in lis ass0cations.'' On the 9TH
er hand Brick Pomeroy says 'Repudlate Re
pudiate" That Is his red hot" platform all
the time. So the Democratic doctors seem to
disagrce- Bangor Wing
Only respecting the treatment We all con
fess the country's disorder to be . severe case
Of Black Vomlt, aggravated by The presence of
leeches. The question is whether to stop the
supply OF blood, or to kill the leeches In Ell
ther case the patient will revive. If the Wing
as one ofthe blood suckers, has any choice, we
will try to have IL gratifed
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04
The Railroad Contest.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. 26. The great railroad
war has ended for the present, the Senate
having refused to grant the prayer of the Son.
erset and Kennebec Railroad Company by
vote of Is to II. This Is a triumph Of the
Maine Central and the friends Of the Portland
and Kennebec Railway are greatly disappointed
at the result, but still hope to carry the measure
through the House.
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04
The Municipal Election in Portland.

PORTLAND, March l.
The Democrats have carried Portland for
the first time since 1860, and William L. Pit
nam is elected Mayor. The vote stands Put
nam 2207 Drummond 2o77; majority one hun
dred and thirty against last year, Putnam 2277
Mcclellan 2437; Deerng, temperance candi-
date, l79. The Democrats have carried Wards
|, =, four and 7, and the Republicans 3, 5 and 6,
excepting that in ward the Democrats took
Geo. A. Wright, one of the Republican cand-
dates for Council, and with Republican help,
elected him Alderman over Fred n. Dow, son
of Gen. Neal Dow.
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

ROBIN HUNTING. On Wednesday, eth ult
party OF five gentlemen of Nevada were on
a robin hunt between Penn Valley and Deer
creek. In that locality these birds congregate
in immense numbers and roost principally
among the groves Of OAK Moonlight nights
appear the best time to hunt them. The party
Of sportsmen from this place had arrived at the
robin roost and were bagging their game by
wholesale, when one OF them, Mr.. John A
Lancaster formeY Of Belfast, met with an &C
cident that might have proved fatal, While
intent in securing robins. one of the men sud
denly disappeared from his comrades. falling
down shaft which was about thirty feet in
depth. His situation was immediately known.
and long poles were let down, but were not of
sufficient length to reach him. One of their
number then went to Rough and Ready, and
procuring rope, returned and the unluckv
sportsman vas pulled out No bones were bro
ken, and only a few Slight bruises were sustain
ed. At the time, his gun was cooked and of
course went down with him, but was not dis
charged. The escape of the gentleman from
serious injury may be considered a very fortu-
nate affair Notwithstanding the mishap the
party were highly successful, securing about
two hundred and fifty birds. A great many
more We're killed, but owing to the darkness
could not be found california paper
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

The trichnia fever. which prevailed in
New York to such Il fearful extent a few
years ago, has again broken out afresh,
and so far with equally fatal results. After
a careful scientific investigation into the
causes of this dreadful malady, the savants
traced it generally to rats, from which hogs
receive 1t by feeding on them 10 sewers
and elsewhere, and these in turn impart it
to the human beings who eat largely of the
pork. When these animacula get into the
human body and effect a lodgment, the case
is hopeless. 1t was proved by this investi-
CATION that boiling is the surest and most
etfectual method Of destroying trichna in
meat. Last week seven boarders in Ger
man boarding house in Carlisle street sick
ened with this malady, and were taken to
hospitals. Two Of them died day or two
ago at the New York Hospital, and a piece
OF flesh taken from the arm of one of the
men while he was alive, when placed upon
the microscope revealed millions of these
little creatures. 1t is also reported that
several other deaths have occurred from the
same cause, in different parts of the city.
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

sSS. II. PETTGNGILL Co, State St., Boston, ana
81 Park Row, New York, our authorized Agents o
procuring subscriptions and forwarding advertisements
EsS. NILES, No. Scolay's Building, Court stree,
Boston Is authorized to receive advertisements Tor TINS
paper. -, Now x-or.
will receive advertisements for this paper at the lowest
rates Their orders will always receive prompt attention.
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. In advance, 500 yer ar
within the year So 80; at the expiration OF the year.
ADvERrIsIN1i TERMs. For one square, one men OF
length in column three weeks, and q cents Tor
each subsequent Insertion a H1t'l0h VI " '4o"
charged full one
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

SUBSCRIBERS desiring to have the address OF papers
changed must state the Post Office to which the paper
has been sent as well as that to which it is TO go
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

h IailTOdu mas IOUuQ tAe NOGLtOInleSS PIT, near
NequaSSet Pond. He dOwelied together pile
on Pile, 50 securely fastened as to prevent their
moving and drove 20 the unprecedented depth
Of l43 feet when darkness suspended his OPP
eratious Nevertheless, be intends to reach
bottom.
Henry Ward Beecher Il getting better.
American 1shiug vessels, is is said, are en-
croaching on Canadian waters, rs many as lIty
or sixty OF them being engaged in herring fish
ing IN the Bay OF Fundy. The Deer Island
harbors are crowded So full OF American ships
and nets that there is hardly room for the Can
adam vessels, although it is their own ground.
A Freedmen 5 Bureau agent, of the 'loyallst'
kind, ran away from Louisiana with the funds
of the Institution and is under arrest In Bos-
ton.
Ex-Secretary Stanton has The asthma which
serves to remind him of the choking to death
of that innocent woman, Mrs Surratt
Sunderln & Weaver, of Rochester, n Y
have recovered a verdict against mercantile
agency. 81 New York for report detrimental
to their credit
=! There is trouble IN the BrowneL Female
/ Seminary, at Omaha. The clergyman at the
head OF it initiates the patriarchs in the mum
IL cvrrriseJ NE a,,tr An ,'I Iara, "
,,.,.
graphical errois in her tIrsf published r6tm
expresses herself as follows
ia Sao linn ' TO tii HI, Syt conn tl ana ,nnfS a
II
And sen HIN to tial hill Of his lie spells II With an r.
Fremont, with lis hair parted in the middle,
is lo15yiug A Pacific Kitlroad Mt WASHINGTON.
I Police officers in New Y ork occasionally have
HyeN times. One of them. the other night
surprised some burglars Just coming ont of a
bouse. Thcy started TO run, and the officer
followed putting BAL from his revolver i'll
the hip Of one, and securing him
hare. ,;,..,,. ,..,...,,.u,,, ,,,,,,.. H..
4"'' ""'' ''NJ i'''"''e '"'0 "' iiouf
ton.
Shoe ,rannta,.t,,4,.r ts Commercially, }r,,,, a.
Auburn.
AHe maine O'n'ia' "St YEAR earned o2I3,443
!, over expenses.
4, o,,,,., ,,..,, ..,.. n:,,...,
A ,',"d I'-t',' Uf'po''Ie i.'On'nIhu, several
to be covered with brush and hay TIL shipped
5 all the ley houses being full
,rho n.,.1, -rra,.,,,o. ,t...-,..,..
Is spreading in Massachusetts,
4 \ Darulyt.u man IN NewJura. n T.. wa,
.,.,,.I 49,. ,tnI..r,,,., o,,,
q lhe agency III Lewiston comforts the SICK
with $1,000 worth OF liquors annually.
81
p AA' -A''O9'00N i'A''0'' "'o S''NIns snort VI
= hay. They say there ism much heart to the
a fodder this wear
qDha,, ara ,o,l.i,,,, .,., t,,.,.t ...1. ,,.,..,,
} roads in Portland
:, on. Of the noevd., n,fns a. e2or5a,n l,la,c pr
:, rocoptlv ora man had l,f. loo, hroto,
e ,r,.- l,..,
o ''N ''
a ,,t D,i, u.t ,,-
L stand that Mr. c. ID Timer has written an A.
d lecti0nate letter to his wife asking her to come
ii 70 MN IN lrSlhIa. we nope thlt the opinion
e that he is recovering"
= 1rbo Main, t7or,,,,,, ,,,.+t,,., Mr.. r,..
ham of Carmel has, during the last five au
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

Last Friday, for the first time. a colored man
addressed the House of Representatives, while
in session, 1t was Menard, the colored con
testant from louisa ua, in advocacy of his
claim but they voted him out
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

ADMINISTRATORS EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS de,
string their advertisements published in the Journal VIII
please so state 10 the Court all advertising ncI 50 Il"
fected is withheld from this piper
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

RETRIBUTIoN. Daring the late war, radi-
cal rufiian picked "A quarrel with the editor OF
Democratic paper at Dayton, Ohio, whom he
knew to be unarmed, drew pistol and deliber-
ately Shot him dead in the street. There was a
farce of trial, and the ruliian was acquitted
The whole blood thirsty pack Of the region
thought they had done smart hing, and were
safe from harm. Presently one Of the jury was
himself killed in quarrel, Another one died
drunkards death. Another went crazy. An
Of the jury has experienced some calamity
either of death, or something that makes life a
living death-and the Judge who presided at
the trial died in a lunatic asylum. Truly there
is a God Of rctribution.
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

So they 90. There are favoring avenues
for the wickeduess Of the wicked world, es-
pecially in New York, and resorts where
the cakes and ale of indulgence may be had.
Now here is something i'll a different
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

WELL noNE, PORTLAND. The very hand
some victory achieved by our Democratic
friends in Portland is d gratifying surprise.
Mr.. Putnam, the Democratic NJ ayor elect, is a
legal gentleman o. line requirements and great
popularity. The Democrats, having four of
the seven Wards, control the city government.
The higEhanded proceedings Of the radical Of
ticials i'll examining the ramrod law down the
much to the result. IIenceforth Portland is a
Democratic city.
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04
Isthmu5 of Panama Canal.

The public i again turning It's attention to
the magnificent project of uniting the two
oceans by ship canal across the Panama 18TH
mus. Recently our government sent an able
agent, Hon. Caleb Gushing, TO negotiate i treaty
with The government there, with reference to
the construction OF that gigantic and bcnef cent
work, WHICH treaty is now before the IT, S
Senate for consideration. And those who de-
sire solid Information Oh the great subject, will
find it, better than anywhere else, we think. In
the article 'Inter-oce Canal Route, with mar,
in Putnams Magazine for March, page 500
We have read it with great pleasure and PROFIT
distinguished French engi neer, Lacharme, who
surveyed the route, Two or three years ago To-
eating il on map which accompanies the ar
tce, thus adding greatly to its value for the
general reader He reports the route-an en-
tirely new one found By him--as vastly more
feasible than hal ever been expected; the high
est elevation above The sea level being only
ITS feet, 1.-THE whole distance about 50 miles. -
natural rivers most Of the way,--u salubrious
climate and excellent materials ii abundance
on the spot tor lis construction. How fortu-
nate route and results Of EXPLORATION, com
pared with the unhappy expedition, a few wears
ago, for 4 similar object, Of Lieut. Strain, near
ly all Of whose company d ed the most horri.
bic deaths from hardship and starvation
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

VELoCIpEDES. We understand that W 2.
Sargent & Co. and John p. Whittier, of Boston,
have bought the exclusive right to manufac
ture two-wheeled velocipedes in the States Of
New Hampshire, Vermont and Ma ssachusetts,
except in New Bedford and are prepared to
take orders for any numDer wanted, from one
to one hundred, or more. See advertisement
in another column.
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

HARD HIr. The Old Radical Boston A,tyer-
tiser gives Gen. Bntler hard hit. 4 few days
ago he reminded the House and the country OF
the fact
THAT III neither OF the three great armies
in the field a. the time Of the surrender Of the
rebel forces, the armies of Grant, Sherman
and Thomas, was there one regular regiment
The officers had found soft places elseacleye, ami
the volunteers did the fighting"
Upon this the Advertiser says: "Attempts
to say that either volunteers or the regular
army sustained the war for the Union, have
always seemed to us like attempting to say
whether the weights Of the pendulum make
the clock keep tiqe. But really when it comes
to question who were in soft places at the
end OF the war, it occurs 10 Us that those re
gular officers, Grant, Sherman and Thomas,
were hardly of the humber, and that perhaps
some leading volunteer officers were. At least,
Lowell was probably at that time softer
place than Appomattox Court House, or the
front of Nashville"
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04
Repnblitaa 3oa'r1'ol,
THURSDAY, MARCH I. 1869,
WILLIAM II. 81 NJ rs ON.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MoHNiHH,
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

Why is watch dog larger at night than he
is In the morning? Because he is LIT out at
night, and taken IN in the morning
The Republican journal., 1869-03-04
A Question:.

BATH, fe0 70, 1863.
MIR. SIMPSON, Sir: Can you inform yonr read
ers why our Hon. Jim Blaine lodged the vote
on the Copper Bill; Were the nonofs of the
Speakers chair of more account than the in
terests Of our State!
Yours, DEMOCRAT.
WeI we apprehend that Jeelns, in counting
noses in Congress found some OF "copper" from
Michigan, that must De conciliated. SO there
were others, from copper consuming districts,
that must not be offended. The most convent
ent way was to dodge. The position OF the
gentleman reminds Us of the detector's descrip-
ticn of counterfeit BILL Ii has the picture
of q female, sitting on both sides of a shield I.
TAis inquiry very properly comes from Bath,
upon whose ship-builders and owners the in
creased cost Of copper for boiling and sheath
n9 Will fail heavily. Perhaps it may stir some
Of hem to enquire why our local interests
should be so heavily taxed to benefit the cop
per monopoly, by connivance Of Maine repre-
scntatiycs.