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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-18
FAsT FREIG HT LIN E
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON AND
THE CITIES OF TIE NORTHWEST.

The Steamship "sEA GULL, =" Dutton, .IFEse.
Commander, will sail for Baltimore on NAlElhzs .NsAlElhz
WEDNESDAY, 18th January, 1870, at halI.past
O'Clock A. NJ.
s1-Insurance by the Steamers Of this line
per cent. to Baltimore and Philadelphia. To Bos
ton A. Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore without add
tional expense for Insurance.
For Freight engagements or Passage, apply to
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM,
jap15 ) Union Wharyes.
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LIST OF VESSELS
F o r Z I G N

ur, CLEARED AND SAILED For THIS PoRl
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH, January 17.-Arriyed, schrs Union
ftar. Providence; Lucy Ames, Baltimore; Josiah,
Baltimore. Cleared, steamship Alhambra, Bos-
ton; brig Penniman and schr Lucy NJ Collins,
Jacksonville.
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saw in my dream wonderful -iream, ,,,,o,
And over the stream was bridge SO Slenuer'
And over the white there was scarlet light,
And over the scarlet golden splcnuor.
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''Barrett's" dresses the Hair splendidly.

WASHINGTON, March, An the House. after
some uiiimp0itaut business, the Georgia question
TAX up
IT will be- vailed on TO morrow
B;te,. in arguing th. bill. said. Georgia for the
first tme, presented herself i'll proper gaIsr for adj
mi, sion.
Eutler added that if The judgement OF the House
went with his own. he proposed TO exhibit TO Tenle-
the power Of Congress to repreSs wrong, rapine
and murder.
Faruswotth opp"sed the bill. He said he under
stood very well the obj, ct ufihe bill; it WIS got up
OH the theory that the admissions nf the menhels to
the oltieth congress went Tor nothing, like Rip
Van Wrinkles dream, and that they TO come
back and be swoi1, in tor the Forty first Congress
it to prolong The tenure of office OF certain gent
rluen in GeoIgia. and the bill might as well be en-
titled that as an thing else.
SENATE bill TO refer all claims for quarter
mas:,r an colmisary furnished to ~ tahcn hy
the Uetl States !,y Ioya persons in he South dur
ing the con- ,le"e.l,
Amendment. To limit lac bill to mere examna-
ton Of claims and refer all claims over five hun
drrd dnlIas to the Court of Claims, with the pow
to diminish hut 10 increase the amount, were
prol' ospd. but no action taken.
Adjourned TO Monday
The Georgia Bill as it passed The House provides
for new Legislature uiing the year.
WASHINGTON Marcel s-Mr Iulrr dominates
Cha les Summer Wilson, coIored. 10 West Point.
The proclamation concerning the Fifteenth Amend
mcmt awaits otIioial advice Of its adoption by Texas.
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The Debate.

Last Friday night the discussion of the taxation
question" regarding the College building, took
place Notwithstanding the somewhat iucement
weather. large audience of ladies aud gentlemen
were present. The question debated principal
" by the young men of the A. ID. c Il l.. A., cy
few citizens participating The jury consisted of
three beautiful y"ung ladies aud three gentlemen
A decision was ndeled IN The affirmative, with
of the number dissenting. The Marietta Brass Band
was out in all their gor! and srlrn'or, aud it did
seem to Us that the music discour>ei was unusually
sweet and vivacous
Taking it as a whole, we think it can be safely
put down as u success.
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Let Us Help One Another.

We are indebted to many kind friends for assis.
lance in extending the circulation Of The JOURNAL,
and we are graihed at its increased aud increasing
subscription list. We have underworld TO make
tthe .joURHAI. errdi'able to growing city and
county and State and we shall in the future re-
lax our efforts. We think = entitled to
local patronage than receive yet have a of
thank fluess for what do receive and labor to
promote the every interest. Those who have work
they want done should consult their HOME paper
before these at distant. Juit such patronage as
you give just such paper you will have. And re-
member thai your local paper is the crterion by
which yori are Judged abroad. They pick it up.
turn it and look ii, and il it is respectable
sheet, wr-llrd with advertisements of The business
men Of the place, they at once pronoumce flvora
BILE verdict but fit is not they do not hesitate to
question the liberality and generosity of its people
and doubt it, prosperity. and tell their friends who
bave money and are seeking homes, that tn
place where that paper is published is not the place
TO locate and Immediately recommends them to
another place, tlatlias paper, he has seen. more
in appearance and more generously patronized
kind word sllaken Ial aFppteelagive hammer, TO
friend, stranger, in any respectable crowd, will
greatly help the JOURNAL and place it in favor, and
as these words fifty spoken cast nothing, we ak
you TO do that IN i,i for Many citizens in t;'is
County and thos- adjacent, could greatly extend our
already largr circulation in their midst by detrrnin-
ing to do something for this paper by getting their
kiusmen and nrighbors TO subscribe for it. We
would like to have two or three in each district in
this County and those adjoining to act in the capac-
iiy of special Agents AS an innc nirn to get pei
sous to wo for us, we will furnish the JOURNAL I"
Clubs Of five at $3.50, each subscriber for year,
or a Club often at the rates we will give TO
the person making up extra copy of the paper.
Many subscrilers are in arrears, aud we would call
attention to the fact HAT we cannot publish a paper
without greenbacks. How many viii go to work
for the JOURNAL in their respective neighborloods
let - hear.
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Marietta Female College.

THIS institution of learning under the able and
Aagacious management of Rev WIN A. ROGERS. lis
President, is winning SUCCESS The number of stu
dents is rapidly increasing each week. There is no
hindrance To its permanent prosperity now but
suitable edfce aud that, hope, will soon be re-
moved by the erectou ola fine ediice commensu-
rate with its pride and demands Guardians and
parents can fud no better College to educate their
wards and daughters than this one. and we bat con-
suit their interest when we commend it to their pat
ronage.
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All ladies use "Barrett's."
Periodicals.

There is no class Of Monthlies which we welcome
more cordially Than our Agricultural exchanges
each of which seems to be fired with emulation in
the attainment of surprising excellence. We can
not avoid commenting each Them for they all de-
serve it,
"The Maryland Farmer" by S. Sands Mills &
Co.. Baltimore, Isl so year) is work OF long
standing and of great value 10 the farmer We mo-
tice in the March Humber continuation of those ex-
.cellent pal ers on tile Homestead"
Young but vieing with its co-laborers in the same
field in mental force and artistic excellence is The
Southern Farm and Home" publislmd,b by J. w
Burke & Co.. Macon, Geo. and d Nv. NJ.
Browne The March number lnirable
work
We have also II arch number of that long es
rabli~hrd favorite "fs"'rthem farmers "The SefsF-
ew, CuHirator fully up to the mostsdv 4nced Intel
lig' nee in Agriculture g:
The "Rural Calol;njan '-sKle March number Of
this stliug maathy s,as usual, promptly before MS
and fully sssai,s lis reputation. 1t has several par
tcl i noteworthy papers. The preparation ofla
sfar otton, sgued' Low Mil,lling, which we believe
is from tie pen OF G,ntral Johnson Hagood, of Barn
well, contains most timely sngg st "ns. backed
up BY necessary facts and figures. The Premium Cot
ton Crop aud "A Method Planting and Cu'iva
ting Gotten, are also worthy ofatlentiu in the same
conn. ction and are timely and to the point. Poul
Try Farming Tor the South" beautifully illustrated
article on the best breeds of Fowls will be interesting
and profitable to all interested in chickens The
Editors Suggestive Facts souii SET our people 10
thinking. We hope they will heed the warning the
article embodips-do.'t neglec; everything else to
plant cotton. Weave glad to see that the publishers
have been fortunate enough 10 secure contributions
from that able architect Alex. T. Lee, Of columbia,
one If Whose excellent d. signs appears in the pres
ent nunbrr Charleston, S. G., Walker, Evans &
Cogswpll and D. Wyatt Aiken. Two dollars a
year.
Tie XIX Ceatsry for March, one Of the best
literary magazines published in the South
comes to us with varied and attractive list of con.
tents. XIX Century CompanJ Publishers, Charles
ton. $3.50 per annum.
'.PkrenoEogicaI Jolrnal"-Arart from the inter
est which connects it with Phrnology is one of the
most interesting and valuable magazines published
in this country. We expect to derive pleasure and
profit ourselves from the exchange and 10 iu.par
both. occasionally, TO the readers of our JOURNAL
Samuel r. Wells, Broadway, N. Y, 50 year.
"Good Heath > a popular Journal Of Medica
Science; vehicle Of is uction 20 the people giving
Lessons of correct living as Developed hy sci,nce
Alexander Moore, Publisher, Ii Bromlield ST., Bus
ton. Mass.
This is work of general as well as professions
interest.
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FRIDAY, March II, 1S70.-Correctrd Weekly by
:, INTEHs i WHITLocK.
COTTON-Thr market closed dali at 15 cents
for middIng, l.! for low mddings; 10 for good or
binary.
GRAIN-wheat 81 25 to 81 IS; Corn 81 IS Oats
81 CO. Rye 81 70.
MEAL-Sl 80.
FLOUR ST 80 to 50 90 barrel
BACOE-S dos = c. Shoulders l5c Hams 2tc.
LEATHER-Whi Oak ste; Hemlnck ~ to 80;
Country Sole BIC; Upper Acc, Harness 56c.
l. RD--In barrels Z!!c; Lard in Ca.ldi"s 23c.
MOLASSES-New OrlrauS 81 W to 81 10, Col
den 81 90; Cuba t5c. 10 TIC
PEAS-S!.o0
SIIGAS-From 15c. to 2cc.
TOBACCO-Fro 70 to 81 %; Virginia Leaf
Soc
LIME sc. per bushel.
ROPE-Cotan Rope sic; Jute CSC; Manila 30c.
SALT Liverpool 81 50 per sack; Virginia 81 70,
IRON-swced 10c; Rolled Sc to &c; PlOw Steel
I5c; Cast Steel C.
BtfTTER-Country Sec.
EGGS, IS c,nts.
CHICKENS, Is 10 25 cents piece.
FACTORY YARN-Roswell 81 w.
OAKLEY MILLS-2,00.
I IL
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Fitch Relieved.

A simon-pure Radical paper is about to be run in
Griffin and the Star Of that place says:
1--WE rather like the idea f full booded Radical
paper here For some time past, as the Radicals hal
no organ in Griffin, we have oceaso ally 'l"gEed'
for them little, until political reputation was
getting somewhat "shaky,' AMI our friends became
uneasy. Now Cha,lie and Uncle Sandy ill take
this unpleasant work off our shoulders, and perhaps
will be again considered perfectly sound in the
faith"
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Competitors fear "Barrett's."
The American Tune Book.

IHC AuIEIIOdH u11S 45O00'
RQection Of widely popular church tunes, by i've
NJ e editors in which the effort has been to collect
and preserve the old and the gond, Instead ofpnsine;
the new the result viii be appreciated by all drvo
tional musicians; what the people lave and approve
is best adapted to the people, whatever the critics
NAV saw. No new tunes have been adiniited the
purpose of the complers being to give in this volume
onlsuehtun having been thoroughly tested have
Thereby proved their usefulness and at the sam" time
become popular with the majority Of the ,uusca pub
lic A choir or congregation with this book to sing
from wi hardly have need IF any Other as all that
can be dese ed in good, substantial church psalm
oily is obtained in this volume.
Published by OLIVER DrsoN & Co., Boston,
Mass Price, 81 SO per dozen, $3.50.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-11
Special Aotitrs.
Our National Disorders-Dr. Robacls's Cures

Our National Disorders-Dr. RobaclE Cures
The American stomach is a tormenting organ. 1t
is generally out Of order The reason is obvious
The driving Of business has not time, or will not
take time properly 10 masticate his food. He bolts
it, and as bad habits catching, all classes follow
his example. Hence Dyspepsia, with all its compi-
cations-hence Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and
disorders of the bowels in all their various phases
Against these and hundred other complaints the
Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Purifier arr
wsging an extelmina'ing warfare The success Of
these medicines has been astonishing even in an age
Of scientific miracles. They do not alleviate, they
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tons of The digestive and secretv- organs vanish u-
der the influence OF these preparations. The cons'''
tuition itself seems to acquire new energy under their
operations. See advertisement.
Equine Ointment hest tor Horses and cattle.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-11
The Lucaun Banner.

This Magazine for the young is edited by Mrs. II.
f. NJ BRowN, Chicago, Illinois. 1t is a neat work
ably conducted and do not objectto adding it to
our exchange lit on account Of its SpiriIuastic
teachings Ifspiritualism can demonstrate spiritual
existence. mankind will be benefited, though it
seems 10 that the communications far with the
spirit world are little better than mere charlatanry.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-11
Tndust rial Fairs.

Arrangements have been made in>(sIarlsston for a
very attractive Fair in November next The Me
chancs Il Agricultural Far association ~ ugust2.
Ga. will have AFFAIR commencing o4stRe stSla4 vi
November, 1870 The Capital Stock Of this As~o.
citation is O,oOC1s!5 g9g already Subscribed The
City Council has donated literally and aprrol rated
lands Admiralty adapted cor itF purposes. We feel
gratfyd with these evidences of Southern progress.
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8 q 8 . 9 q . 8 90 gggg

TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are now
prepared To furnish al classes with constant employ
melt home the whole of The time fr the spare
moments. business new, light aud profitable. Per-
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-11
Classical and ENGLISH School.

We invite the att.nsn of Parents and Guardians
to the Glasses and Terms of the School of Rev. j.
w. BAKER, Principal. Mr.. BAKER will be assisted
by Mr. ii. A. DUNwoDY in the Nat, .!atcal De
partment We trust that the School will receive
the liberal support it deserves.
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Laughable.

The most laughable sight we have seen this week
was negro girl running at full speed down the
street. mimgng her voice with the bark of large
bull dog, that was close ON 10 heels, desiring fresh
African steak We don't think that dog ought TO
have ''bodder'd" her
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Spring.

This season is with us but is far from being beau
tiful for it has been very unpleasant weather ever
since its advent Garden work is al q stand STILL
We fear fruit has not been benefited by il. No
doubt this cold weather is caused by Gentle Annie
NOT coming with 'spriugiime" Do come again
Gentle Amr!" How we long 10 thee, with
thy face wreaihed in fowery smiles.
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Lent.

We are aroused these mornings at dawn by the
ringing of the Church bell They tell us it is lent
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-11
A New Bridge.

We learn lot Supervisor Harris, of the W. &. A.
r. r., Intends To cooperate with our City Council
and rebuild the much needed bridge over the Rail
road cut, on Powder Sp,ng street.
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Georgia Cobb County :

Georgia Cobb County:
Whereas, A. +. Norihcuit having in proper form
applied 10 me- for lett RS # Administration the
Estate If Eizal,eti, NJ pore. decd. late Of said
County This is TO cite all and singular the cred-
tors and ~ xf of kin Of said f. y. Moore b" and
appear at my Office nn the first Monday (being the
Ain day of) April next show cause if any they can
why letters Of Administration should not be granted
10 the sad A. f. Norfhcutt on the Estate Of said Eli
zabeth b. Moore. March 4th.. 1870.
e. J. Shepard, Ord'y.
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Cherokee County Georgia

Cherokee County Georgia:
Orjinary's Office, Feb 1st. 1870.
All persnns concerned are hereby notified that the
Standard Weights and Measurts for this County
have been received. Parties desiring to can have
,L.;r Weights and Measures sealed aud stamped,
according TO Law.
w. r. D. Moss, Ordinary.
Printers Fee So
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-11
New Park Fence.

1t ia sail, that By the first of May new fence
shall adorn the City Park. We hope it may be
true. Don't your
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-11

/ WRITE You to certify that have used DIR. Sim
moas' Liver Regulator in my family with complete
success.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-11

"The Georgia Medical Association
Win meet in Macon. Georgia, on the end Wednes
day, the 18th ofApril next. =
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oRILLARDS have now been in geners
- m u f e - use in The United State
over Az years ara stu acknowledged 'tne best
wherever used.
IT your sorekreper does not have these articles for
SALE ask lim Ia gel them, Tiny are sold by respec
table io,rbrrs almost everywhere.
Circular of prices forwarded on application.
p. LORILLARD d. CO.. New York.
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Marietta Market.

"Barrets" Renowned Hair Restorative.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-11

'cBa,rets's" All around the World.
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MARIETTA, GEORGIA.

Friday MORN. March II, 1870.
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DIR. SIMMONS
Liver Regulator

Dyspepsia, headache. jaundies
costiypness, sick headache,
chronic rhGa, Affections Of
the bladder, eantp 'lyseniery.
affections Of tile kindneys.
fever nervousness. chills, dis
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-04-27
North Carolina and Virginia.

The Richmond Dispatch objects to hav-
ing North Carolina in the same military
district with Virginia, for the reason, as it
says, that 1.-The turbulent Radicals have
sway there, and their misrule and lawless-
ness will attract the attention of the mill
tary authority in this direction, and disturb
our own border"
This is very pleasant indeed, and mutu-
ally agreeable, because we would also prefer
to be separated from Virginia, since her in
fuence has seldom been for good to the
people of this State; and being able to take
care OF ourselves we do not care to associate
with her or South Carolina on any terms if
we can help it. Hi,
As to the Radicals being turbulent and
lawless, we agree will, the Dispatch, and say
that such Radicals as the murderers of Col
grove, Outlaw and Others are the turbulent
and lawless men, who attract attention and
disturb the public peace. Their r1isrule
through lynch law deserves the notice of
Gen. Mcdowell, the new commander of this
District, and will doubtless command it. In
the meantime if there be any such Radicals
in Virginia, we hope that Gen. Mcdowell
may find time to notice then also.
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western north Carolina.

A gentleman informs us that Larkin Ray
lof Ashe County, has discovered a vein Of
mica commonly known as isinglass-
which he is working with great success. He
is taking out blocks of 6xs inches esti-
mated at rs cts. per pound. There is great
excitement in Ashe, Allegheny, Wilkes and
other counties upon the subject.
From Rutherford County we have been
shown some specimens Of arborescent gold
taken from the Shemwell mine. It is found
in quartz vein, and when separated from
the stone, is hung together like leaves and
twigs, which under the microscope, and
even to the eye, appear most beautiful.
Specimens have been forwarded to the
mint at Philadelphia, where they will be
preserved as curiosities. The owner of the
mine succeeded in obtaining 10 OF. in two
days valued at s1s5, by pounding the ore
in . common mortar.
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Another Kuklu1 Outrage in this County.

We learn that upon Monday night last
party of armed and disguised men visi-
ted the house of Samuel Clements, (coloredD
near Holly Springs, in this County, and
gave him a severe and cruel whipping. The
reason given was that they desired him to
tell who stole some bacon. This is another
instance of lynch law, and the men who
whipped Clements are greater criminals than
the man who stole the bacon, if any bacon
was stolen at all, of which there is no evil
dence given to the public. r. M
Clements came to Raleigh on yesterday,
and brought in a cart some of the sticks
and switches, with which be was scourged.
They are some of them as large as the
thumb, and all appear to be broken and
bruised from the strength of the blows,
which were administered. o., 4
We again protest against such outrages.
We believe that public sentiment is not yet
so entirely depraved as to countenance
them, without murmur for the law is
sufficient for all men, if they will obey and
maintain it. Let it be enforced, and every
wrong-doer, whether white or black, com
PEELED to obey its mandates. a
If Clements is, therefore, able to identifi
any of his assailants, as we learn that he i
able to do, we call upon the peace officers q
l l~rxr-
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Telegraphic summary.


The following Is a summary of Saturday
nights tclegraphic news:
Gen. Young authorizes the statement that
he9apprehends the postponement of the
Georgia matter is an advertisement for new
Georgia outrages. The extremists conf
IDENTIFY expect them between now and the
9Th of May. IS
The House appropriation committee de
cided to reduce onehalf Of the estimates Of
Z 1.-The Engineer Department for forti6cations.
Commanders of the Western posts are
forbidden to allow furs and pelts from the
small pox region to pass their posts. Z,
~ Though dark when the steamer City of
'77a Brussels arrived at Liverpool, crowds were
collected to welcome her, cannon were fred
and there was general rejoicing. g
In Rome the police were active 10 destroy
ing pamphlets issued by Hef, Rausaber and
~. SWatzenburg against infallibility. Photo
he; graphs of those gentlemen have been seized.
There is a strong movement in Tyrdl for
n a secession from. the Romish Church in case
ilip infallibility is pressed upon the Council.
"a Prof. Bond, of Marseilles, has discovered
new planet. 5
-il'i p Burliugame was buried at Boston on Sat
I. 1Ilurday with masonic and civil ceremonies 9
The plebiscle will be voted oniin France
ION the, 18th Of May The ballots will Ibe
i asyesri or .'israis95 ia tsssigsi 81 .