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COMMERCIAL PROSPECTS OF New ORLEANs.-We
doubt if the commercial prospects of New Orleans
were ever brighter, or its financial condition sounder
than they are at present.
By Sunday next the receipts of cotton at this port
will reach 100000 bales, or fifty thousand bales more
than the whole receipts of last up to the first
of September The value of this single product will
amount to over eighty millions of dollars. By the
ls of September the receipts will carry this amount
over one hundred millions of dollars of single pro-
duct of our country, which commands ready sale in
every part of the world. Then sugar receipts de-
spite remarkably unfavorable season, exceed the
estimates; and of the quantity Of Western products
which is pouring into port, it is impossible keep
up with the receipts. just look at the kilograms OF
this morning, which reports small steamboat and
barges receiving at Cairo for New Orleans 1000
barrels of -four, 900 barrels of pork 24OO sacks of
corn, 1900 sacks of oats, and great quantity of other
produce. On the same day cleared from Cairo the
Great Republic without barges bringing 600 barrels
of pork, 1000 sacks of oats, 5000 blcon sides and
proportonae amount of the oil er articles of Western
produce n. o. Times, 18th.
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.Tbe South -aDe5t&r1l.
SHREVEPORT:
Texas Items.

WEDNESDAY. :MARCH ~. 1870
The south-western., 1870-03-30

toned II The narrative in shot and dress anu
.as hranah rear plantation. Lid escape from ptga!
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-07-15
Ieaith's Best Defense.

''ihe weak cateth herbs, says ST. Paul, that
eighteen hundred years ago the value Of medicinal
plants was appreciated. In the Old Testament b1-
tanical remedies are repeatedly recommended, but in
no PASSAGE Of sacred history is man recommended to
swallow caomlp or blue pill, Or si'y other mineral
prcparation The sick We're directed to eat hen BIS to
strengthen them to purify them to heal them, to
restore them. In that day the art of making vege-
table extracts was unknown. Tie herbal medicines
were mere nttisious.
1t was reserved for later age to unite the santa
~ essences of tonic, apparent and ambitious roots,
haIks and plants, with active stimHlant. and thus
secure their rapid diffusion through the debIitated or
diSoi dered system. The crowning triumph Of this
eff Give mode of concentrating and applying the
viltues ofmedciua vegetables achieved in the
pr duction Of Ho~tettpi's Stomach Bitters. Never
before had Ieltectlypurr achohoc stimulant been
combined with the pressed Juices of the finest spp
vics Of the ycget 4b'e kingdom. Never yet, though
eighteen years have elapsed since It's Introduction,
has this great restorative ben equall+d. 1t is taken
at all seasons in ul cnes, as He niosl potent safe
guard against rped, mics as protection agiust all
unhealthy exhalaons thu: pr0duce debility or bcgct
disease as a remedy for intermittent and other NAL
arous fevers as an appetizer, as n sovereign cure
for dyspepsia; as a general tonic and invigoranl;
gentle painless apperient blood depnient; as
a nervine; as cure for bilious affection; az a harm
less anodyn; and az the BEST DEFENCE OF HEALTH
under uutavorable circumstances, such as sHdcnary
pursuits undue bodily mental exertiou, hardship,
pivation and exposure.
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The FRESHMAN Presses His Form

Our Pressman, Mr.. C. A. GABLE, left the noise
of the Printing Press and the click Of Types of the
Journal OFFICE, ON last Saturday tor the city OF
Atlanta, and while there he was imbuad with love
OF form that couldn't be locked up aud he press
ell it (her) into service for life. We hope he may
live long press this form that has chased so many
nights Of sleep into beautiful thoughts Of her who
now rules over him. May no sticks be brought
into requison as they roll lfe'- points of diff
ference, but may clear impressions of their duty to
each other render them happy here and hereafter
when they ti'is&et to the skies,
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'Barrett's1 produce naturalch change.
a Foot Race.

Our worthy and efficient policeman, Capt. Lyon,
had quite an exciting foot race on last Tuesday, in
pursuit of disorderly 18th amendment. Our Cap
tain not being feet enough in foot commanded said
darkey to halt but mary time" be kept moving
A couple of swift eaden missiles in rapid succession,
made exit from shooter in search of his flee
ing carcass but lie kept ''the tenor of his way
untouched and probably stopped not this side of the
'cy of refuge" twenty miles distant, before he sat
himself down in thought profound, and remembered
that "tLe way Of the transgressor is hard"
LArER.-Said 18TH amendment returned next
day evening, brick-batted negro's Uranium and
"skedaded' again.
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No poisonous..drug in "Barrett's"
Dr.. Thttt,s vegetable Liver pills

Are invaluablt 10 al who suffer from Bilious and
Liver complaints, SICK Headaches lo's Of Appetite,
Drowsuess, G!ddness. and especially Indigestion,
which prevails to alarming extent in This country
at the present day. BY the judicious ofTUTT'S
LIVER PILLS the bowels may be kept perpetuslly
in natural condition of good hcoth. They do not
act as merely temporary relief, they keep the human
system in state of sound and vigorous health, by
easily and almost mpercepdble cleansing it Of all
impurities. HJraces and inrigoraes both Mephysctal
and mental organization.
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"Barrett's' improve the appearance
Just So.

If Mercer University is located down in the State
how many students will it obtain from the up-coun
try2 lfit is located somewhere III the saubrons
region ofthe primitive formation in Georgia, will
any in the South object, on sanitary considerations
to sending their sons to it.-At!aata Constitution.
That "salubrons region" don't spell Atlanta sure
w. where the deaths for the FIRST six months of 1870
almost doubled those for similar period in 1869
You mean Marietta, don't you G-uacon Telegraph
f. Messenger.
Exactly. that's what he means Marietta is that
Somewhere" located in ''salubrious region" the
Constitution has reference to- as it has acknowedg.
ed III every EDITORIAL speaking of Marietta, of its
sanitary climate, its good wafer its bracing breezes
it's refined Society and its surpassed advantages and
fitness as an educational centre. The truth of the
matter is just this: Marietta is the only Place that
can harmonj$e edacationalty, the Bapjiss of lower
and upper Georgia. No place the other side of the
Chatahoochee will bring unity of support The
Baptsts Of Upper Georgia have fixed their hearts up
on Marietta as the proper and more suitable location
for the Mercer University To locate it beyond Ma
rieta in densey populated city, where all the cor
rrpng influences Of Chicago would be brought to
bear upon its students (or in region where the mi.
asmatic eiyia clilis sickness you can at once
perceive The consideration why father would not
send his beloved to such locality to be educat
ed for that might contract vices that wonld put
him beyond the pale of being benefited by his edn-
ton after acquired, we'll as loss of money and
time
We believe if Mercer is located beyond Marietta,
that a University will be established this side
f TIN Chat Icla ly the pantists that ,ll tyea ON
the prosperity OF Mercer more than the ''high-bd
ding place." in which it may be located can
sirrngthenit with all its local patronage,
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Atlanta

Meetings are being held in Atlanta to secure Mer
Ger University. Atlanta is an enterprsing and pro
gressive place, and if it don't get it, it won't be for
want of effort or money. Atlanta don't depend up
an the location of the Mercer in its midst for its
growth and prosperity, and it is this that prompts
lis to suggest to Atlanta friends, as Marietta and
Atlanta are linked in interest, that in the event that
Atlanta don't get Mercer. that they throw their in
fuenee and help to Marietta i'll her effort to possess
this rich heritage Remember this in your meet
ings.
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sflaryied :

on the 10Th inst, by the Rev Mr.. BUCHANAN, at
the residence of the brides mother, Mr., CHARLES
A. GAB.E, of Marietta, Miss ANNIE L. LEE, Of
Atlanta.
WE wish ALBERT and his accomplished and beau
tful bride all, the happiness in their new sphere,
mortals are capable of enjoying. May their matr-
monal bark never be dashed to pieces by rude
storms but glide smoothly over the sea of life, while
the ripping waters murmur loves sweetest melody
to their hearts rightly attuned
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-07-15
promgoole's Preparations.

These not "quack' medicines. They are pre-
pared from the formulas of eminent Southern Physi-
rans-the ingredients, all pure and their medicinal
properties well known, For the diseases for which
they designed no preparations are more efficient
Some crusty subscriber writes occasionally
"dont publish so many medicine advertisements
Why bless your simple SOUL don't you know that
this is world of pain and suffering and that he is
benefactor who discovers ofrelieffor groan-
ing humanity, and that cannot do greater good
than in bringing such sources of relief before the af
ficted. We will recommend nothing we do not be-
lieve to be good but we hope long to keep the light
shining of that which is.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-07-15
Book and Job Printing,

The MARIETTA JOURNAL OFFICE bias just receiv-
ed large accession of new material, good as can
be found, and is prepared to do Printing Of all
kinds as welt, and at as low prices. 40 it can be
done in any Southern City.
We will soon print large supply Of all kinds Of
BLANKS and viii sell them at the lowest prices.
Give our Printers trial and then say whether
6our work can be better or cheaply done
abroad
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-07-15
Il. HIRSCII.

AMONG rHE INDIANS. Lieut. Hcrndon tells us
that no tribes OF tie aborgines are found in the
deepest forests OF South America, from the Andes 10
the Atlantic coast, thai do not hive and use Dr. Az
er's medicines and Lowell cottoms "TREMoNT."
SUFFOLK" 'BooTT," are stamped in large
red and blue letters upon their garments while Az
ers Pills and Cherry PcctoraI are among the treas
ures of their habtaons Their native soil furnishes
them all their food and most of their remedies but
they suffer from some Affections which must have
the inttpJsit OH oTiiiyher skill IScntine Liber-
ty, Va
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-07-15
Beef Market.

Mr.. John Nix is now sole proprietor Of the neat
Nv established Beef Market on Cherokee Street.
Everything is kept clean and the beef for sale is al
ways fresh and the best that can be had. He is de-
termined that nothing shall be lacking in effort to
please his customers Give him your patronage, for
he deserves it.
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Purple Writing Ink.

We are indebted to the Messrs. Roof for sam
pie of their Purple Writing Ink, very beautiful
and superior article. And, also, for a number of
parers ftheir FRESH TURNIP SEED. Now is the
time to put in the Ruta Baga one Of the best varie-
ties and no more reliable seed be furnished than
tan be found at the Drug Store of VIM. Root &
Sons
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Barrett" Reliable Hair Restorative,
Gaut's Art Gallery.

1t is surprising to the progress the Art Photo
graphic is making. Mr.. Gant has shown us speci-
mems of the celebrated REMBRANT PICTURES which
for artistic peftcness and beauty surpasses anything
we have yet seen productivity the art. We view
these pictures vii an interest heretofore never elicit
tied bv those of the common Photograph, which we
thought was good enough until the arrival of the
Rembrant 1t is but necessary to see them, as they
are taken at Gaut's Gallery to admire. Mr.. George
Gable of Augusta, but formerly of this place now
with Mr. Gaut. Mr.. Gable is no ordinary Artist
but is distinguished for superior skill in producing
life-like pictures and all who know him will avail
themselves of this opportunity in having a picture
of satisfactory execution Now is the time TO have
vour beauty" taken that will he - JOY forever.
So 10 Gaut's Gallery at once
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GRAND LODGE, EATON Co, Mich, August IA, 3

GRAND LODGE, EAToN Co, Mich, August IA, 80
DIR c. w. RoBACK.-Dear Sir: Ny wife has
been bed-iidpm for the last year, and most of the
time has doctored until the doctors bills have made
me poor Yonr agents here, Case & Turner, per
suaded me to give your Scandinavian Remedies a
trial got six bottles ofthe purifier and four boxes
OF the Pills and they entirely cured her, and she is
now AS smart as ever / would recommend the
medicine to all who may be in like situation. be
lieve your medicines to be what they reeomnen-
,led. Yours, respectfully.
GEORGE LOVELASS.
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Agricultural Society.

We copy by request of the Secretary, and very
willingly the Card Issued from the Office of the
State Agricultural Society which will be found both
interesting and important.
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Root, Treasurer and Depositary; and
Rev. D. l.. Buttolph, Rev. A. j. darrell,
VIM. R. Gigniliat, DR.. T. s. Stewart,
and Samuel Lawrence, Managers.
The newly elected President and
Secretary then took their seats as such
respectively, and after an address by
the President setting forth his views
and the Importance Of tho work, on mo-
ton it was
Resolved, That the Executive Com
mittec should meet next day; and the
proceedings Of this meeting be furnished
the Marietta JOURNAL, by the Secretary
for publication.
The Doxology was then sung; the
bcncdiction pronounced by Rev. A. j.
FARRELL, and the Society adjourned slnc
die.
WM. S. Thomson,
Secretary.
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Missionary Meeting.

The missionary meeting composed Of the differ
Snt Churches of the city, held at the Methodist
Church, on last Sunday evening, was largely attend
cd. Rev, D. L. Buttolph of the Presbyterian
Church, delivered an elaborate, fitting and able
address.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-07-15
State Fair Grounds, Atlanta.

The Mess:s. KIMBALL are each engaged in i'm
mense enterprises, the one, preparing the Fair
Grounds for the coming exhibition, and the other
erecting six story Hotel with al modern improve
ments These gentlemen are gifted with skill and
energy.
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Love Feast.

We requested to state that there will be
Love Feast meeting held at the Methodist Church
tonight, friday at O'clock Those who not
members, that disposed to come, will be welcom
ed
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Ii is Purely Vegetable.
"7Ae Life QfMe Flesh IS the Blood"

This being the fact il is very sbyiuus that when
the blood becomes corruptedtAP whole system be-
comes corrllpt also To relieve this, rhe true policy
undoubtedly is to direct the remedy 10 the Of
The disease Il is in this iliat DIR. TUFTS Sar
sapa,illa and Queens Delight acts, Its specific If
feet is tn the blood il pulhes It, vitalizes it, and
peis all distemper from the system
Being free from violent Minerals, il is adapted to
general use. The old and Young may Use il; the
most delicate female, at any time, may take it; the
weak and enfeehled viii be strengthened by it the
tender infant who may have Inherited disease. viii
be cured by it. For Syphilis and all its train Of
evils il is sure aRtidote.
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II is a Tonic and will strengthen You. Reduce
he desc SO it acts as gentle laxatiAe, and continue
ON regularly with Simmons Regulator, and you viii
become strong and healthy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-07-15
The Great Family Medicine Of tie Age.
THIRTY YEARS

THIRTY YEARS
Have elapsed since the Introduction Of
the Pain Killer to the pablo, and yet at
the present time it is more popular and
commands a larger sale than ever before.
Its popularity is not confined TO this
country alone; all over the world its
beneficial effect in curing the ellis that
flesh is heir to-" are acknowledged and
appreciated, and as rAIN KILLER its
fame is limited to no country, sect nor
race. 1t needs ottly to lie known to be
priced.
Thirty YEAHs IS certainly a long
enough time to prove the efficacy of any
medicine, and that the Pain Killer is de-
serving of all its proprietors claimffor it,
is amply proved by the unparalleled pop
ularity it has attained. 1t is SIRE and
EFFECTIVE remedy. Sold by all Drug
gists. Price % cts, so cts, and s PEI
bottle.
Sold by dealers everywhere.
pk'RR 4 D.d1I,S d. sou.
Manufacturers and Proprctors'
Providence, r. J.
Sold by
VIM. Root & Sons.
Druggists, Marietta &c Price %. and 5o.t' Pc
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Crops.

Tho reports from all sections of the Union are IA
vorable to all crops and the productions of the year
promise to be unsurpassed in extent and quality.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-07-15

Whereas. J. c. and Ldcuda Bates Admhlistra
tors of the Estate Of Joshua rates deceased, repre-
sent to the Court in their petition duly flied IN my
Office, that they have fully administered said Estate
This is therefore to cite all persons concerned kin
dred and creditors to show cause if any they can,
why said Administrators should not be discharged
from their trust aforesaid and receive Letters Of
Dsmission on the first Monday in eptcmber next
this June 9th, 1870.
w. R. D. Moss, Ordinary.
printers Fee So
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Department of Agriculture.

We are indebted to the Department at Washing
ton for The Report for May and June Of the condi-
tion of Agriculture throughout the States. 1t is a
work of great value.
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PLANTATION BITTERS.

This wonderful vegetable
restorative is the sheet
anchor Of the feeble and
debilitated. AS a tonic and
cordial for the aged and
Ianguid it has no equal
among stOmacllics. AS a
remedy for tho nervous
weakness to which women
are especially subject, it is
superseding every other
StimuIant. In all climates,
tropical, temperate or
frigid, it acts as a specific
in every species Of disorder
which undermines the
bodily strength and breaks
down the animal spirits.
Wherever it is intro
duced it becomes a stand
ard article "a medicinal
staple. 1t is to-day the
best and purest tonic, and
the most popular medicine
i'm the civilized WOrld-be
sure and get the genuine.
Sold by all Druggists, Gro
GERS and Country Stores.
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gsgisrellaneou5.
ADALIS


lF@VHIS GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
Il KESTORER. pnrifsa the blood and
~ cures scrofulo, Syphilis, Skin Diseases,
"a rheumatism, diseases Of Women, and ali
H IChroic affections Of the Blood, Liver and
- Kidneys. Recommended by the Medical
Faculty and many thousands Of our best
citizens
n Read the testimony Of Physicians and
~ Ipatients who have used Rosndalis; send
ior our Rosalalis Guide 10 health Book,
- lor Almanac for this year. which Y D publish
for gratditous distribution It will give
you much valuable information.
\ Dr. Il. w. Carr, OF Baltimore. eays
"a Itake pleasure IN recommending Your
"a Ro4adalis as a very powerful Alternative.
l have seen it used in two cases with happy
resI;lts-and in case Of secondary Syphi-
His. in which the patient pronounced him
. self cured after having taken five bottles Of
Is your medicine. The other is case of
@crofula Of long standing, which is rapidly
Improving under its use, and the indica-
tions are that the patient will soon recover.
| have carefully examined the formula by
which your Rosadalis is made, and find il
IAN excellent com aotiud Of Alternative ingrs.
SA dents.
"A DR.. Sparks, of Nicholsvilie. Ky. saysLe
has used Rosadas in cases Of Scrofula and
Secondary Syphilis with satisfactory re-
sults-asa cleaner Of the Blood know ne
better remedy.
sam'l G. McFaden Murfrestoro', Tenn.
4 says:
/ have Il ed seven bottles of Rosadalis,
md am entirely cured of Rheumatism send
me tour bottles, as wish it for my brother,
r who has scroula sore eyes.
BENJAMIN Bpcht0l Of Lima. Ohio, writes.
lI have suffered for twenty wears with An
inyeterate eruption over my whole body,
a short time since purchased bottle Of
Rosadalis and it effected perfect cure.
a Rosadalis is sold by all druggists.
"a Laboratory, 81 Exchange Place, Balti..
more. DIR. CLEMENTS & co.
may6-ly Prcprietors.
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spetial Alutite5.
= & IS Il u n u % - 80 81 .E.4s

Having employed an experienced BA-
KEK | am now pl cpared TIC furnish FRESH
BREAD every day.
Il. HIRSCU
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,plly "Barrett's" and look young.
MARIETTA BIBLE SOCIETY.

The Marietta Bible Society, auxilI-
ary to the American Bible Society, held
its Twenty fourth Annual Meeting at the
Methodist Episcopal Church South in
Marietta, on Sunday, July 3rd, at )
o'clock, p. NJ.
Rev. VIM. L. Mansfield, President,
presided.
Present: Rev. VIM L. Mansfield,
President Sam'l Lawrence, Secretary;
VIM Root, Treasurer and Depository !;
and a number of members and citizens.
Opened with singing, reading the
Scriptures by the President, prayer by
Rev, D. l.. Buttolph, and singing.
Reports from the Secretary, the
Treasurer and .Dcpositary, were read
and adopted.
The Secretary's report shows that the
operations of the society since the last
annual meeting have been very confined.
That a Colportcur had been employed,
bat from his inability to make expenses
had to suspend operations shortly after
his appointment, and before much could
be accomplished.
The Treasurer reports as follows:
Money on hand at the beginning of
the year, S43.Q4.
Received during the year for
books sold, l20.40
Received discount off bill, 400
from collections and
donations. 1925
Total, S25l.29
Paid American Bible Society
for books, $3.50
Paid A. B. S. for box and
Insurance, LIS
Expenses for year, includ-
ing agency, freight, &g., 1926
Cash on hand at the close of
the year, 1853
s25l,20
The Depository report makes the fol-
lowing exhibit:
Value of books on hand at the begin
ming of the year Sl17.00
Fafue OF BOOKS received dHr-
ing the year. 92.10
Total, $209.10
Value of books sold during
the year, S120.40
Value of books donated, 7.40
Value of books on hand 1t
the close of year, $3.50
Total, 2O9.10
After the reading and adoption Of the
reports, the Rev. VIM. A. Parks, Agent
Of tho American RihIa Sociaty for Nor4h
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Total

After the reading and adoption of the
reports, the Rev. VIM. A. Parks, Agent
of the American Bible Society for North
Georgia addressed the meeting. and up
on the conclusion of his address took up
a collection which amounted to S24.00
in cash and 5000 in subscriptions
An election was then held for officers
and managers for the ensuing year, and
the following persons were unanimously
elected
Mai. Campbell Wallace, President !;
Rev. VIM l.. Mansfield, Vice President ;
Nm. S. Thomr2n, Secretary; William
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s}tistelisurolls.

The symptoms Of liver COM
plant are uncasiiless ana pain
in the side. Sometimes the
paints in The shoulder, aud rs
lnista ken for Rheumatism. IKE
stomach, is affected with loss Vi
bowels in general eostive, some
j lax. The head is troubled
eavy, sensation. considerable
loss Of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation of hav-
ing left something undnne
which oughtto have been done.
Often complaining ofweakness
debility and lowspirits. Some