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pISSENGERS 1PRLTEn

FROM HAyANA-u steamship Eag'e-Abah Pitch " Peiur.r
T.. p Poster A. " Hgsas A BooH5 Go,it y Cgupo, '" =
J. de Orioe. From Nas,lu-R H. W WEIGH. vile sai
d.ngbtsr r. W J. WEIGH Mrs Price child J. Turtle Geo Enes.
Major Geo Krstug Com Host, r. " H., d. Sanchez Arruh ;
j 81 ya.des Mai H. POM, Mrs. H. A. Timble AMI child.
FROM HAHRR Dec 3l-ln steamship Liystte Chttencen
n Wright Mr. Mr.. r. W Russell, .. e. Reade Mrs A. Lind
az SIR kbertou Berthoud Mrs Hi and child, Mr. Borue. wife
and child Fedander and b. Flood T. Grafton, Mr.
Cbampour NJ Nolan Cart Ansn Myers. Mrs FjDau Rout
Mr. Ti,sto1 Ferguson. Geo Rutee II A. Baod ~ A. Bsssfi
OF the POer L. Na0 Lecsrc T.
R Io Bsroud Marquis. r. Kupfr A. Traschler, T. Grey T.
Zei.r Iebert Rev Gusquen T. Spas Mrs Mrr5ebarh
Ceesue Baugusu sud family J. Che.
val T Banci0u, 81 B,suchou J. Caeuaioul De-
cismpe. lis Johnson.
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HOME NEWS.
TIKI wRATHRR.

Tux WEATHER.
Nsv York 1uuL Their Bar Wind. GIeur. Tier Bar Wind
jan IL " jar. If-6 2l3 40 ) Y \ Y
~ 2So @53 N ~ T. 29o J051 n
90 1886 x NE II 90 asa N v
REMARKS. -MOrning-Oyercast and cloudy from
midnight to overcast TO windy to sunrise.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; eprinklng at 2, and at times
from TO sunset EveniDg-Overcast 10 ii sprinkling
snow at times from sunset to 6s3O and small hail
$50 TO II stormy $50 10 II. Depth Of aud hail
O25 Inch. Noe-l3th, from II 20 midnight. overcast
and very cloudy. total eclipse Of the VIII
on next Monday morning This eclipse will be Invisible
In tAf latitude, but visible i'm part Chicago; also
wholly partially visible points west Of that city. as
AZ st. Paul. Omaha Sitka In Alaska Sacramento and San
Francisco visible also In Asia aud Europe. Tho
viii DC full in New-IOrk at 9:49 a. IN.
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Shortly before z last evening fire broke out
in the stable OF VIM Connolly In the rear OF No ~? West
Thirty sxth-st The building completely destroyed
Two horses valued at $500 and wagon worth $780, we're
burned Tie building was owned by Joseph Mcdonald,
and wss valued AT tO6 not insured. The first floor aud
front building were occupied by Patrick Droner
as stable Loss by fire and water $780, Insured for :, 900
Inv rho Greenwich Company The upper part was occu-
MED Inv August Blnert rs wheelwrght and blacksmith
shop Loss $500; insured The furniture IN the coal ONCE
NJ Joseph Mcdonald on the first floor OF No. H. was
damaged $40; Insured. The building was damaged TO
te rfent OF SDO The origin OF the hIe 10 uuknown
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THE DRfNi.
ANOTHER NOVELTY AT BOOTHS.


The musical director at Booths Theater, Mr..
Edward Mollenhauer, has written symphony on Col.
nss lode TO the Passions which shortly to he per
formed AT Booths Concerning this work have prom
isng reports With Mr. Mollenhauers taste. tenderness
aud romantic spirit "a musical artist this community
is thoroughly well acquainted. His labors Ia the od
Winter Garden and IN the thcater have been marked
by sincere devotion his art and have resulted IN many
successes Upon the work III hand he - understood
TO have avsed the greatest care. IL Will be performed
bv his orchestra and Of course under his direction
10 make the effect complete possible Mr. Booth VIII
recite the ode. Dramatic well rs musical students
uTouisgl novelty.
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.,,od Howell se CrinneI 80; Van Dcvere, 49, Scott W.
sS,tterIuc Tie second ballot Howell 90; Giiilei ~.
Scott "a Nan Dcvcrc L. Third ballot: Howell iG ~
,CIi az scott IA Van DeVCre 2 total vote 10 M,
was Therefore declared the nominee n tno
Gus au3d great excitement and enthusiasm safe
I,cets tomorrow night Ia nominate STATE tlh'oA' w
IuildCr aud Warden OF the PenitentalE'
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DkP4RTCRE or FOREIGN MANS.


Europe Southampton aud Bremen per steamship Mn
from HOh0ken. PosOdce II % steamship sails at
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made up on Bremen
end closes at y ?. m.
Mails Havana per steamship Rspdan, close the General
PastOhc This report made by the lo-tOhce
there uncertainty about the sailing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
From, The Commercial Adreriiser Of Jan. a.

TIE TRIBUNE speaks of zone Chamberlain
made Senator by the grace OF VIM NJ. Tweed" We have
looked list OF Senators and have been unable 10
find this one Chamberla H."
~ Prom the Commercial Advertiser Of Jan II.
Mr. Chamberlain gave notice OF u bill for rebuilding
Washington Market IN New York city.
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NJATINTTS TO-DAY.

Afternoon performances may be witnessed
today at the Olympic, the Tammany the Circus, Woods
Museum the Fifth-aye lTheater, and Booths Theater
Much variety Of entertainment IL offered, from the
sublimcst tragedy the trick Of the clown Tine GUS
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IAllsuaesnseu 4

One cold after another will, with many con-
,ton. securely establish the seeds Of Consumption 10 the system
Tho. 10 need remedy gill kud in JArsEs EnrsorohASr one
PROMPT thorough aud eacaeouG Sold everywhere
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 13.-lhe senate "iso'
a proiraoted discussion on the Fhteeh'h A"e"""'''
adjourned without taking definite acton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15

THE HOMESTEAD LAw.-THE TRIBUNE AL
.x.o for 1870 contains fun directions necessary to par
ties who wish TO enjoy the benefits OF the Homestead
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KANSAS.
TIE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.

81. LOUIS, Jan. 14.-The Kansas ola'c 'oH
alc Yesterday ratified the Fifteenth Ane"u"v"',
adopted resolution asking Congress 10 leie Wv ,ho
-; H. .ro ono,hor nrovidipg for portraits OF me
late Senator Lane, aud John Brown TO Dc P''''u "a
EpitOl.
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Sutsial Nuiitss.

.....,.a and p.cste Consultations, Of beth 'sr use
ptI%BOlUs EXTRACT BuChu. HsM si's ''A eA1 '""s'"'
fseisg, and enable you to sleep se- - ~
Shattered Consultations kss'orea T" hhA NooA'' IA
TRACT BUCHU.
ueirboId. Fluid Extract Bucha pleasant In taste 'S'
odor hss ell islarise, gogerus'l aud @~sss" ~"A
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Trusses. Supporters, Shoulder Braces. Suspen-
Esc Stocsrgs &C. d. RluGss HAKD RUBBER IKUss
specially No Bsssyst, D. Y Established, 1851 }. o kieSs
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prPFuo C,TrLR NARKEr-J,s IA

Beeyes-Recen head; sales tOJ head Medium prime ic
ordinary the 39c Hogs
gi fair good shipping hsiGOe for prime 90 very
active. Sheep quiet aud unchanged
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SQUIRE & LANDER, % Fulton-st., New York,
TIE bs.t reliable WArcHy sns DasoSDs choice jew
nd MARs Diamonds q .pscdlr
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MARRIED.

III. Troub, Toueto-Tgeuty seeds S. Send or circular
A.,, ono D. " ARISC jr.. ogden Farm, N,aP port. e. l.
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WoMAN's FRIrND.-Pylc's 80. X" Soar
pure sALYArUs aud CEHaS TAgrAK
the hind economical sold by G0een everywhere Depot
hint
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sHPN ,N-SuYTuE-Ou THURSDAY jan o. a. tie residence Of ne
h, rarrrt. Rev D. Mel Qusckeuhush D. d., EdNam b.
Shipman AMI Mluo Smythe, all Of this city No cards
WATFR-IEOSA RDAt Boston TUESDAY Jan H. a. tie Church
tbe Emmanuel the Rev Dr. Euon Thomas " Walter OF New
Yot to Miss Clara ". Leonard Of the former CITY, No cards
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PAPERS, TWINS THREADS. AND CORpAGr.
WILLARD IAayzt OGes serOos 2s and no Bfosds. hss
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CLOTHES WRNGERs of all kinds repaired az
u CorItlssdtst, n u H. T. Dho"sisS' "
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A Thousand Ladies who use HOLINESS DUE
GtIs ALlHn TElEsE,Pn testify TO Its yaius no, GUY
,g.in.t hat indispensable sssissnee IN ne
of,.r,shI. and household Send for pamphlet Loo @
Ginaeueuta "a hoh>-@'
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
CH,RtE.roS s. Jan -Arryed, steamships James Aiger from
Sex.iors Gull Baltimore; bark ANA Iouey rom Ltrro9
Bella Newport John johnson. Baltimore Sailed ''tAnsn'
Bosr6y Jag 4-Argyel steamship Ariel fon Philadelphia, sod
Neptune NeW-lOrk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
N,ss, 2Le port, schr Mary T. Amsieu. lavender Tor
N,v. l.rki d.
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LITEST SNIP NETS


STEAMSHIP Eagle Greene Havana Dec -. nise. iud pass
9-.ns Lat.y Eosau ayre Dec 81 aad Bte,i JNo mise
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DID

i Marioqes must be Endorsed Wih fall
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now READY
Is contains:
l. ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT
/ Bclpss' In 1870
D. y,riou, Calendars o' is0
Tide. Table for 10 p'sces.
The Pour SessoBL
How to Correct Tin,
s Morning aud Evening St'ri
:. S1ty-one Bright stars
Cycle. aud CharchD,r,
D. Planetary sad Star Cooiunetloas g.
TO- Length Of Day and Night
H. C,LxsDlz-Pa,,e, Of Moon a,,ox ,oI S'ss ., s.~
Moou aud Pl.us. sderssl Soon Noou soatn. &c
II POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
Constitution 9th. United S.' n ID. 'aolf Am,ai@'"'A
. Condition Of tb. Finesnth Amendment
Pnbc passed the Third Session d ba HLb Congress-
and tue First Session ofths XLT Congress,
Jost Resolutions and Proclamation,
5 Appropriation, by Third Session Of KILN eoagr,"
Debts Of various Nations
Constitution ofths state Of SssYors ,m,nisSA
g. Number Osyots, aud tbo,s who vot, Nss yorS
8 Homestead Iar sal Prices Of Public L,ai.
70 French and American Weights aad M,anr.
H. Coinlg. a. tie Uais,i Stae'Nai
H. Public Debt Of tie Uutei State,
H. Principal Government, oftbe World
H. state. Tories, ..1 up,sfsas, Population. Ne
Is. Committees Va Congress
10 Heads OF the Go'sraaeIt
H. Supreme Court.
49, Our Ministers Abroad
49, The United States Srua. wish ,rn, d SERIES
30 Members Ofths XLIr Congress, politically el.s@sAi
g. DELEGATE, to Congress from rsrr'ons.
I'll ELECTION RETURNS.
Full Rearts Of all Ecior' hold 10 fb' "~ O0s~
psntve Tables for other years
D SumoarJ Of Votes . ElroGs Esei,n, i'r Pfeiden1
PRICE. - CENTS PER COPY.
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THE TRIBUNE f..
Phaon,. .,ulla - Or, salvation for tho naiT.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS oRlors,L colo'

FOR RESTORING To CRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGISAL COLOR
pu,roVs "yIT.LIAr Iifr, 1t,l, iroa all he i'e' ''
md r,,o,.." % ia q,e totally if'r'n' pos
M I, lwpu h.s,nt .sd perfectly p''eP'.''' a.
B, or s,eu.u, matter requs, 'lIis up ud eon"n''s'
no .,.a to tn. the linen No pa9r es''a'a a's''''
,,,urbd appearance. simple reason that e" H''s'f
~ r,,,, and purpo,s, DISCOVERY in Toilet cL'1"r
-. .u,,n,g.i. PHALOS son Sss.Ye'l
HeImboId's Fluid Extract Burhn
IL . s9 K6HFis GRAVEL DRoPSY ORGANIC wKASNSS'
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, GENERAL pN"'"'''
aud all diseases VI '' URINARY ORGANS
whether ei'''s ID MAIR OR FEMALE.
whatever cause o, ,5 ;S sla SsfTSSBiSG
ni..,,., ortbess ORGANS require The use Of ture'r
II no trruea, ,abh'sd &c. sea.agpo0 OF a',a" nay ''''~
Oar f''' 'l' ''' mRALfH AND HAPPINESS.
,.... ,.o.ri. uD,u prompt us. Of r.lisbl, rsm>i,
''N' " HBLNBOLDS EXTRACT BIthu
Established op'a0'' 81 wear P''P' H. T uELNsoLo.
Drug and Cheaca War. eu'''.
No S9IiBrcadNS Nes.Y0rt, and
No ~ Sorih Tel,s-st, Philadelphia, Pa
po.,aice Noee-res Malls Tor RurOPs daring as .sss s,i
s SATIRnA silll m al the siaiea as io'es. "a
and B. loS aad o. Oa NJ asa Il ms ne Pa,.,sr
s:4Am =, :" $500
Th. ,.Ior, et ,Inn is strensth.-Ihesse The ssf,Sss
BUCHT. -.
''1e'' Z" N'" oAKLsSp PAM, Brentwood Loss l.sSa
Adept I ne Ps Of i TI S' oS fs SEsT NJ
Lse.sop. La :, .....44,.. q,
Take no more Unpleasant and n.sfs ks"s srs.cr
sIaciu .aS III iaSR5vsD RosE WASH. =,
sSs rs'ssf Stcat.
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an Notices ~
name and ddhCss.
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The Tribune Almanac tor 1870.


nation or nrsou kiu-Y disease, 81 t1e prostate
Glands .tog 10 the bladder gravel brick igsi dsts so
All diseases bladder kidneys aad dop,cs seedlings HhbN
BOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUtHU.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-28
Sabbath Schools in Marietta.

Wefeel highly gratified with the number OF Sabbath
Schools in Marietta which largely attended
and systematically aud relgously conducted. We
regard Sabbath Schools a. of iucalculabe beEe-
fit TO community, and especially to Churches. In
fact As has been said it is the very Dursevy OF the
Church" IT'S here "lies are gathered to bloom
in Heaven" For 1870, the different Sabbath
Schools in Marietta have efficient corps Of Officers
and Teachers-the officers of each, which We give
below, are men worthy of the trust; men who love
Sabbath Schools, and will do all in their power te
advance their interest:
PRESBYTERIAN SABBATH SCHOOL.
Rev. d. L. Buttolph, Superintendent
j. L. Root, Assistant "
f. NJ Allen Librarian and Treasurer.
EPISCOPAL SABBATH SCHOOL
William Root, Superintendent.
w Root. Librarian.
CB c. ITolleman, Assistant Librarian
Superintendent assumes the duties Of Treasurer.
METHODIST SABBATH SCHOOL.
Rev. VIM. L. Rogers, Superintendent.
C. G Fife, Assistant
R.W. Brice, Secretary and Treasurer.
w. H. Tucker Librarian.
BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL
Rrr. WIN. L. Mansfield, Superintendent.
A. 3. Gilbert, Secretary asd Treasurer.
Thor. Il shockley, Librarian.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-28
Southern Mutual Life Insurance Company.

Southern Mutual Life Insurance Company
A prominent exchange says:
I'VE have had the pleasure, !spn previous occas-
i0n to express ourselves in reference to this Com
pany. We have endeavored to examine as careful
ly as we could in regard to its character, and feel
well satisfied that we are insured in it. The gem
temen who control its management are irst-class
business men, and gentlemen of high character. y
Mr.. w. II. Tucker is the efficient Agent represent
ing this Company at this place, to whom We refer
all persons DESTROYS of securing insurance in good
Company.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-28
Green Line Excursion.

BY reference to the Circular of the Superinten
dent Of the W. & A. Railroad it will he seen that this
excursion which is designed to bring into more init
mate social and business relations the commercial
CLASSES of the South and West-a movement highly
important to he.interests Of each secton-wll start
from Louisville Ky, the 25th arrive in Savan-
vah, Ga, IN the goth and return the 3lst inst
We are indebted to Mr. BLoDGETr for an III
vtaton to Join this excursion party.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-28

WASHINGTON, Jan 21.-IEouse. Mr.. PVneroy
introduced a resolution proposing 10th Amend
menl, providing female suffrage.
Mr.. Morton read extracts from published pro
credinars showing Gen. Terrys commission was to
enquire and decide upon the eligibility of members
of the Georgia Legislature, thus usIlrplng the pow
of either House to judge The qualifications OF lie
sppctive members.
The Virginia bill was resumed Mr. Trumhul
spoke two hours Mr.. Sumner replied in speech
of am hour and a half The speeches were very bit
ter between both the Senators. They were called
to order for supplementary language. Finally at
half-past five the Senate voted
Mr.. brakes amendment was adopted; another
that the Constitution should not he changed to eX-
clude citizens from the right to hold Office another
that there should be no change which would de
privp any citizen from equal rights in schools.
The preamble then amendedh by the declara-
ton that Virginia. having adopted the l4l and 18th
Amendments, was entitled to representation. These
amendments were adopted by a small majority, but
when the bill passed to the third reading, it was
adopted by strict party vote.
Washington. January 2I-The House took up the
Virginia bill and after a very sharp debate between
Bingham Butler and Farnsworll- mostly of n
personal charac,er-it c0nclued in the bill as it
came from the Senate, which was paSset by stIict
party vote.
Richmond January "a News of the final pass
age of thc bill admitting the State received here
after dark There appeared to be IA general feeling
of welcome relief but none Of the demonstrations OF
JOY that followed the news Of the passage OF Mr.
Bingham unconditional bill in the House
The City Council, upon the receipt OF the intelil-
cence, passed resolutions haiiing with delight Vir-
Candy to fire one hundred guns Tomorrow on the
| Love
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Oh ! these Goats.

As the city law in regard to animals running a
large, Inns not been enforced, for good substantia
reasons, will not the owners of these pestlferou'
goats, have respect to the citizens who suffering
in damage to fruit trees, shrubbery, &C. and pu
them up. What good or benefit they to any
one, az they now run in streets, is mystery t.
liz that our shallow intellect cannot solve. Many
the little trees in our City Park have been de-troy'
cd by these incorrgbe animals. VIII not the own
ers of these odoriferous animals please do something
in the WAY of rrliyt from further dep citations.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-28
Slew Adrcrti5tulrnts,
Cobb Sheriff Sales,

Will be sold on the first Tuesday in March next
before the Court House door in the City of Marietta
County of Cobb, within the legal hours of sale the
following property towil: Lists of Land Nos. 80 and
81 in the both District and Ind sectinfofs said coun
ty-also one six horse Wagon leyicd on as the pro
pcrty of George l.. kindIiAl and Lemue kindrc!l
to satisfy fila issued from the Superior Court Of
Mitchell County in favor Of Jesse NJ Burtz against
said Kindricks. Property pointed ont by Plaintiff
Also, at the same time and place lot of land No. l5
in the 20lh Dist. and 2nd. section and its appultena
ces of said county known the Strickland Gold
Mine .ot. Levied the property Of Hardy
Strickland to satisfy fila issued from the Superior
Court OF Forsyth county in favor of Cary Cox
Properly pointed out by Plaintiff this Jan. 26, 1870.
Also, at the same time and place Lot of Land Nos.
1872 ana 1913 in the 17h District and 2ud section of
said county of Cobb. Levied on the property of
l. n. Russell, to satisfy two fas issued from Cobb
Superior Court-Denmead and Wright for use of f..
Denmead vs.. l. n. Russell and W l. Wadsworth
VS. l. n Russell. Property pointed out by defendant
Also, at the same time and place, Lots OF Land
No 1856 aud i37 in the 18th Dist. and ri sectpis.pi
Cobb county, containing 50 acres, more or less, lev
ie on as the property of Magbee q Lindey TO sat-
isfy two fifs issued from N0tarias Court S9Sfh Dis
tricr g. NJ, in favor of Stephenson q Shelton vs.
Magbee & Lindley. Properly pointed ont by plain
tifis attorney. Levied and returned TO me byS
Gorllam, J.. c. Jan. 9th, 1870. q
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-28
VIM. Root & Sons.

A Majority of persons living in the South are pre-
discussed to diseases of the liver and most ofho pains
and aches complained of are owing TO a deranged
state of that important organ. The SimmonS Liver
Regulator is the grert remedy for the diseases Incl
dent To a disorganized LIVER, Dyspepsia, Colstipa-
ton. Sick Headache Female Irregularities. etc.
One SAYS: 1t has done me more good than any
medicine ever used.
Another says: l consider il am invaluable remedy.
Another says Ny son who was so long considered
hopeless case, is now in blooming health, from using
the Regulator. Sold by all Druggists.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-28
Busted.

Tat-a-too, tata-oo, tat-a-too, tat-a-too, tat atoo
tat-a too tai. a-B-U-M-there now! What? Why
GIRERT's drums head is busted. Indeed ex
ply. Then q musical confusion worse COMPOUNDED o
inharmonious sounds prevailed for short willie
This Drum then resembled BoUrwELL's "hole in
the sky" save one execution, his was imaginary
this WIS real However, it will be "recon
structpd" when our friend ALBERN can continue
rafting away.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-28
Marietta Debating Club.

We arise to point of order, and call for the pre-
vious question. which is an enquiry as to what has
become of the Marietta Debating Club. 1t has had
recess long enough. We move that the members
of this honorable little body convene for immediate
reorganization and action. The Importance and
utility of such an institution is too obvious for com
ment. Mental culture neglected in youth, is al
abiding regret through life.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-28
Work of Art.

We were shown few days since some beautiful
specimens of Art consisting of Basket, Fan and
Wreath ingeniously made of Feathers with most ex-
quiaite taste. The articles We're made by Miss EMMA
EVE of this County and the designs and execution
are at once original aud beautiful. We learn that
Miss f.. is to teach this beautiful art in the Marietta
Female College.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-28
Beware,

The public in general are cautioned to look out for
the spurious articles put up in initiation Of and as
substitutes for Simmons Liver Regulator. Buy on
" from respectable druggists, and that is put
up in square packages and has the signature OF
q. Simmons and J. IL. Zcilin & Co, on its side all
others are frauds upon thcpublic. Beware!
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-28
Another Factory,

There is nothing more gratifying than the steady
march of progress in enterprise in the County OF
Cubb. Our readers will have that the fourth
Factory in the County is about to be put in opera
ton under the direction of gentlemen amply sus
tanned and of wrll-trieG business qualifications.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-28
To be Occupied.

The two unoccupied store houses in the city, one
on the South-side and the other on the Northwest
side of the Square. are receiving mechanical atten
tion for immediate business occupancy.
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Carriage Trimming. &c,

Mr.. GRIsT docs work unexcccd in Carriage
Painting and Trimming and Harness Making, and
his prices arc unusually moderate Give him your
work and you will not be disappointed.
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THE WESTERN WONDER!
CHEROKEE
INDIAN BII'TERS.
ONE OF THE GREATEST BLOOD
MEDICINES OF THE AGE.

1t is an Indian remedy prepared frem
Roots, Herbs and Plants out of the great
drug store of their Creator, A perfect
dead shot for the bite OF Rattle Snake
and other poisonous insects and reptiles.
They purify the blood, produce a good
appetite and invigorate the whole system
their Specific action on the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs are hun
dred to one superior to Buchu and for
the cure of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia.
Rheumatism, Headache, Chronic Diar-
rhea and Disea. es of the Vascular and
! Nervous system the
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-28
A New Academy.

by reference to announcement it will he seen that
Mr. EDWIN T.. CATER will open Male Academy
In Marietta the 9TH. proximo. Mr.. C., comes
with the highest evidences of qualification.
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Listen to my Music. "

Two tinerant Italians with Harp and Violin, have
been making splendid music our Streets for two
or three days past