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ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT
j. & W.JUNES,

No. 432 North Font Street, Philad'a, Pa.
DYE Silks, woolen and Fancy Goods OF every
~ description. Their superiority of Dyeing Ladies'
and Gentlemen's Garments is widely known Grape
and Merino Shawls dyed the most brilliant and
plain colors. Grape and Merno Shaws elesnsed to
iook like new. Also Gentemen's Apparel and Cur
taus cleansed or re.dyed. Kid Gloves cleansed or
dyed to LOOK like new. Aar Call and look at our
work before going elsewhere.
marl1-2m-Y
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02
ENGLISH FEMALE BuTrERs.

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and Female
Regulator known will cure all those complaints
above mentioned imam incredibly. short time. The
Bters at arolses strengthens ant fcstnres The
womb to its natural condition, removing ohstrnc-
tions relieving pain and regulating the monthly
period Yonder sands pale feeble and anguld
girl Just bursting into wonanliood she is lie pride
Of all but bark she silently steals pickle. eats
turns witlIa duh eye and seeks solitude her eye no
longer sparkles her merry laugh s no longer heard
ringing through the air she ln0pes abont with
bloodless lips and gums, with headache, papitation,
constipation, swimming oftle head and cold feet and
hands, melancholy ;'sie lias coated tongue, oien-
sive BREATH and host ofother evils numerous to
mention r3 .r...GR
When neglected all these symptoms become agra
valed there is sick stomach, heartburn dark line
settles under the eyes. the legs and al arc sNol
len the hair osesits gloss and falls off there is brit
teness and splitting of the finger nails, SWOLLEN alb
domen, extreme nervousness, tretfulness pains and
aches, dry cough, Hysterca Fits rapid prostraton,
epilepsy an death! Ii you any Of your friends,
are thus afflicted send at once for bottle Of Eng
lish Female Bitters and be cured Its effects are
magical in etieh complaints Surely mother will
postpone and delay this duty until
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02
TIE GREAT SOCIAL AND POLITICAL
PROBLEM


The general disposition of the demo>
cratic Press, North and South, is to ac-
cept, as matters settled, the results
Of radical Reconstruction. Occasionally
you viii find a paper still indignant over
an outraged Constitution and q mongrel
government; but the great weight of
democratic influence ignores these as
tdead issues" aud insists upon no
others, to distinguish democracy from
radicalism, but questions purely of adj
ministratiyo policy, How the bonds arc
to DO redeemed; how the public debt IS
to be paid how the revenue is to pc
raised and what party is to do it--are
tho remaining questions dividing the
two great parties in the United States.
Such are the party issues. In the
meantime reconstruction has devolved
upon tho South grave questions which
are now exercising intelligent minds. :
MI ,.,,,..,, :, ,,o,v ,t,o civil and political
~ "'9 y = ' 'h;,o n,on and fields
',.....r' ah.,Iot hox for Good or evil,
''' 1870 iaqnnnao IT, Is ignorant and
~ :,,.1 no.ho,,. - ,bo nreiu-
'n-2 ~. ,nnin,on ;n,orosts. What
' a',' J'''n.,,f .t;n--bow shall we act
s'''''' y =. ,' -, tho greatest oood
''""'.' i ' r..,, H., 7oliticol nav.
oaa..a,.arsy i now Going ON be-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02
SECRETARY or THE INTERIOR.

The Report Of the Secretary Of the
Interior has the following regarding
Southern forts: Fort Moultrie, Charles
Transportation required $1,000;
estimated cost Of notifications So, 200.
Fort Sumter, Charlest0n; SJ0,000--es-
timated cost for completion S87, 000.-
Fort Johnson, Charleston-S4200.-
Fort Jackson, Savannah river-lG0,-
600 Castle Pinkney, Charleston-S7,
900. Fort Pulaski, Ga.-$l3, 000.--
Fort Clinch, Amelia Island, Fla.-S50,-
600; estimate amount required for com
ploton, 100000 Fort Jefferson, Tor
tugas, Fa.-S85, 1000. Fort Morgan,
Mobile bay,--S10,000. Fort Gaines,
Mobile bay--S50, 900. Fort Pike, Reg
let's Pass, La.--S24, 900. Fort Ma
combe, Chief Menteur Pass, La.-S24,-
900. Fort Jackson, La.-$l00, 900;
estimate Of the cost of the work S191,-
900. For St. Philip-75, 000 estimat-
ed cost Of tho work Sos, 200. Fort
Livingston, Las, 600.
Also the following, regarding the Pa
cfc Railroads, in which the South is in
terested: At the close of the last fiscal
year the amount Of the subscription
stock Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
was 81 800, 900; actually paid in, $780,
600. 1t has contracted for the purchase
of the San Francisco and San Juan Rail-
road for the sum Of S2,770,0 900 in gold ;
payment to be made and possession to be
taken by the 3lst of December next :
The Union Pacific Railroad Company,
Southern branch, (now the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad ComparJ5)
the Kansas and Nccosho Valley Railroad
Company, and the Leayenworth, Law
renee and Port Gibson Railroad Coma
pany we're fully heard in the right Of
their respective claims to construct rail-
roads from the southern boundary OF
Kansas through the Indian Territory.
also considered the OBJECTIONS of
representatives of certain Indian tribes
through whose lands the projected lines
of road would pass. After most care
full examination II reached the conelu-
sion that the existing laws and treaty au-
thorized the construction Of one railroad
on certain conditions, which neither com
pany had then performed. On subse-
quent hearing it was shown that the first
named company had completed its road
to a designated point on that boundary,
and held that it was entitled to extend
its line through said territory.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02
THE ATLANTIC AND GREAT WEST
ERIN CANAL COMPANY.

The following named gentlemen com
pose the Board of Directors Of this
Company;
Edward Denmead, Col. B. w. Fro
bel, Maj. NJ. A. Harden, Gen. Simon B.
Buckner, Gen. Gustavus w. Smith,
Hon. W. p. Price, Gen. John B. Gordon,
Hon. w. d. Anderson, Hon. II. B.
Hall.
This Canal is, to connect the waters Of
the Etowah, Chattahoochcc and Ocmul-
gee rivers The Company has water
privileges extending frsm Rome, up the
Etowah, to ayy pdit they may select.
The Canalis from thence to be cut to the
ChStahoochee, and, awaiting water
privileges on that river, from thence to
the head waters Of the Ocmulgec or
Oconce and down said stream or streams
to navigable waters Whole length of
CaQal work estimated at 81 miles. APP
proximate cost $2.000,000.
NWed do not doubt the practicability of
this enterprise, but we wonder at the
amazing results it centemplates The
people Of North Georgia are to have wa
tor communication with the Sea. In
connection with the Marietta and North
Georgia Railroad, the great valley of the
/ Tennessee, which has above Muscle
Shoals nearly thousand miles of navi-
| gable waters, is to be opened up to our
commerce, a trade which may be conjec-
tured when it is stated that both armies
/ during the war were fed fer two years
froin.its produce. Wheat, now costing
forty cents peg bushel freight to Savan-
nah, viii bo delivered for about eleven
cents--freight on Railroads costing
$3.50 and by Canal, for the same dis
tanee, only ST. Coal coming over this
roatc will pass over 50 miles of Rail at
present it is carried over 462 miles,
which would reduce the price Of Coal
one-half. The Coal and Iron of North
Georgia and Tennessee will be brought
into practical contiguity necessary to
the manufacture Of Iron in its various
forms.
We have only glanced at some of the
results contemplated in this grand enter
prize. Others moro familiar with the
topography of tho country-ite rosour-
ces and the great change to be wrought
by this new channel of commerce will
furnish matter for our readers more in
toresting than anything we can say.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02

II avil,g done the same, and, OH conviction, shall
he punished rs provided in section 460s Of the Re
viseds Code sfor the punishment Of misdemeanors
SUxz2 Au electlon manager or clerk, or other
officer on duty in the holding Of any election, who
shall be guiltyof any fraudulent practice in Chang
ing any ballot or in using any trick or device by
Which any false return is made, any baot-b0x il
tam lsered WITH or who shall in any way. be guilty
VI any false o. fraudulent practice act byw,icli
any vote actually eastis not fairly counted and re.
turned shall be guilty of,a msdemeanor and on con-
yiction. shall be punished as provided in section
46O6 OF the Revised Code.
Sc. %. All laws initiating againstgur inconsiss
tent with this ACT hereby repealed, but all 9th
er laws not initiating inconsistent herewith, are
hereby declared of force aud to be odeyed by said
manager C
Approved Ot0ber 3, 1S7U NoE. ltd
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02
DEATH is THE DO OR.

In all these complaints the.ystem evidently shows
n want of red blood, and Mr.. Churchill in his w~rk
on Diseases Of Females. says Bearing IN mind
that the Blood il remarkably deficient il red cor
puscles, and the known property Of iron TO correct
ibis condition theory suggest the most TO be re-
lied on, the best of which is the Citrate Citrate Of
Iron enters largely into the composition Of English
Female Btters, combined with powerful vegetable
tones of rare qualities.
Among the mountains Of Tennessee and the piney
woods Of Mississippi is found u certain hard and
nn,y root, which has lten in secret use by some
old midwives for many years possessing magic pow
ers in regulating and resorng all females suffering
with any affection ofthe womb. This roo" we nave
obtained gave ii fair test in our practice and it is
now one Of the principal ingredients in these l't"1s
Other powerful uterine and general TONES also IN
ter into its composition. We also add Laptandra or
Black root, sufficient to act upon the liver and Keep
the bowels open.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02
THE WAY THE NEGROES or MIS-
souRI SHOWED YnEIR GRATITUDE.

They tell bad story on the negro
voters Of Missouri. The two candidates
for Governor were Gratz Brown and
McClurg. Brown was one Of the oar
Hest and sturdiest advocates for negro
emancipation in that State, and proba-
bly, wrote and published the first cdi-
torals fayoring that policy that ever
appeared in a newspaper of the State. -
He was bold, outspoken and consistent
in his hatred of slavery, and his desire
to sec it abolished, and in consequence
might be said to have carried his life in
his hand for many years previous to the
war His opponent, McClurg, on the
other hand, was STAKEHOLDER and a bit
ter hator and denomcer Of Brown and
the rest of the abolitionists, and when
the proposition to give the negroes suf-
fragc in Missouri by State action was
made, fought it with all his might, and
with his party friends finally defeated it,
Brown, on the other hand, favored it as
he had always favored every move
made in the interests of the blacks.
Now how did the negroes requitc the
services of these two men? BY voting
almost ca a,aSSe for the pro slavery Me
Clurg, the persistent opponent of their
entranchisomcnt until the Fifteenth
Amendment made such opposition use
less, and against Brown, the original
Abolitiouist, who had had no politics
since his youth but negro emancipation
and elevation! They were ruled with a
rod Of iron BY one j. Milton Turner, q
prominent negro politician, who was in
the interest of the McClurg faction, and
voted pretty much as he told thcm-jusi
as they do in some other localities we
could mention This is an ugly story,
but is true to the letter, and some Of the
earliest and staunchost friends Of the ne
gro in Missouri are immensely disgust
ed that it is truo.-Macon Telegraph d
MejSeHqer.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02
NEEDLES.

A new demand for articles of Ameri-
can industry has lust come to light in
Nav York in the shape of an order from
England to the agent of one Of the larg-
est manufacturers IN this country Tor
100000 american needles , TO DC SEM 10 10
plr'nlp7 maui l5 'a", ",,D i5 ~ "' ',t iJ'
}te s'J man,,farinre Of needles and fish
hooks on large scale was carried on
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02
BIO DINING YOUNG GIRLS,

Middle aged matrons those at the critical period,
and the aged grandmother all cured by the ofour
English Female Bters now prescribed and used by
physicians all over The country,
if YOU are troubled with Failing of the Womb,
attended with Of weight and bearing down
pain in The back and side and othel attendant evils,
English Female Btters will give entire relief
Those at the turn OF life mothers alter contne-
mcnt, and all others (mae or ttmae) who are con-
vaescents from any protracted or deblltatmg com
plant, who gain strength slowly and whose dyes
ton is alow and imperfect twill find til, Sc Bitters The
very thing their system demands. 1t gives power
FIJI al petite aids aud assists digestion aroGses the
liver, strengthens mentally and physically and fills
the wholessyst withpnre crimson blood coulsiig
through its channels. E rf
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02

SGGSImCANr.-The Democrats only
carried two Congressional districts in
New jersey in the last election, and the
Radicals three. 1t is significant that in
the two districts won by the Democrats,
and where the negro vote was heaviest,
the Democratic candidates came out
ilat-footed against negro suffrage, and
made their calling and election sure by
appeals to the white vote of the district
The negro vote proved, as in Maryland,
an element of weakness.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02
CORRESP ONDENCE.

The following is from old subscriber at Ac-
worth:
MIR. GooDMAS-Dear Sir: Are your readers to
understand by Mr.. Kings notice in the last paper that
you are to retire from the edtoship Of the JOURNAL
and that Mr. King is to take your place. 1t 50,
your readers will miss sadly the clear, sensible way
in which you present matters. Or is 1t simply that
Mr. King is to be business TRANSLATOR and Local Ed
itorf
We would state, in answer to the above enquiry,
that there will be no change in amy Of the departments
of the papess1ut that the Editorial, Local and Work
manship departments will be conducted by those
heretofore having charge. Mr. King has not been
engaged to H either Of the editorial departments
bat as Contributor and Agent, andas such he Is al-
thorzed to 4licit advertising and subscriptions for
the JouRNAR
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02
FEMALE COM PLAlNT


That claims its victims throughout the length and
breadth Of our land.
Many females suffer in some way at each monthly
period some girls are in great peril At the COM
mencement OF menstruatOn, while older ones drtaa
rs decline at the turn of life Sometimes TIE men
strua flow is too much or too little or may bc at
tended with pain may be irregular or entirely
checked or changed i'll appearance, attended with
other distressing symptoms. Leucorrll@a. or tho
Whites" frequently drains the SYSTEM or ueera,
prostration.
Falling of the womb is an exceedingly common
complaint. giving much trouble and distress, which,
under ordinary Treatment, + difficult to cure
Mysteries, Green Sickness, lrIitably OF Ia"
Womb and other serious and fatal complaints fol-
low the female sex throughout life. Lives there 4
medical gentleman who has or can relieve the far
sex of the above troubles Not nasy. Il there no
combination Of remedial agents that will come to her
rescueg We answer Yes. 81 t.a
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02
COMMON cRoc SHOP slrTERs.


Empty Bitter Bottles of various styles can be
found around almost every dwelling and cabin
throughout the land. Their taste is pleasant, and
are Advertised TO almost every disease while the
manufacturers knor they possess medicinal proper
ties whatever They are so many dsguises for tI-
ceeaiaglg common 5ererages which do not nor cannot
possibly cure amy one.
Beware of these pleasant bitters in quart bottles,
they conain sting for your Vlats and he Who buys
them carries a "toper's" erog into his house. One
man who Knows nothing about medicine says his
big bottles Of common stuff will cure chs and lever
rheumatism and consumption; another whose bot
tie is very fancy cures all impurities OF tie blood
makes old men Young casts out devils restores
sight to the blind and numerous other miracles
Willie yet another who prpsimes every man drunk
ard proposes to cure colo. in growing nails yellow
fever, heart disease, and love sick madei,s! ""
know they make no Stlch cures. we know the people
at large are deceived and swindled andas We desire
TO ventilate these common hnmbugs mike the fol-
lowing challenge to one andall:5 #E
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02

Athens has subscribed two hundred
thousand dollars to the stock of the
Northeastern railroad. 4.2s
The Primitive Baptists of Southwest
Georgia announce that they will excom-
municate any member who takes advan-
tagc Of the bankrupt or homestead Laws.
Tho Central Georgia Fair Company of
Macon have determined to convert their
main building into a cotton factory.
Mr.. w. H. Royal, late publisher, of
the Sparta Journal, died at that place on
the 9TH inst, from disease Of the lungs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02
I 4. Good Investment !

IAN DETERMINED. TO CHANGE MY BUS
mess. and | am offering my Carriage and. Wagon
establishment for sale consisting of eolhniodoas
Shops, Entirely few. vel suiled for The business: |
will sell Tools, Timber and all altogether if desired
also dwelling very Convenient to the shop with
large convenient Iot excellent water, and everything
comfortable Also small farm containing thirty
acres one half mile from the Public SQUARE" with
comfortable dwelling containing six rooms and all
necessary buildings. There Is no better water
10 he found The dwelling is situated in fine nat
nral shady grove The land is in high state of
cultivation as tile crops win now sh ~ Twenty
acres cleared and ten Ia woods More land can be
purchased adjoining if wpted ! will sell stock
and crop with the place if desired. And would re
,pectmlly cali on all indebted 70 tnes either by not
or account to come forward ami sttte without de
lay as am auxous 10 wind upmy business in Mari
eta.
All will be sold togeth separate Ms desired
| ha We also several No |. Wagons and Bhegies for
sale cheap. ,,,r,,,,,,,s INN
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02
ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR

That one ta5ttipooatm If ENGLISH FEMALE
BITTERS contains aslnueh eidinal liopeltlet AZ
one bottle of any Of the pleasantly tasted common ad
vertised bters of the day. The medical profession
TO decide the question: BE it understood that En-
glisl Female Bitters is not beyei age but Is a pow
erful Iron and Vegetable Tonic combined curing
Iurg standing chronic female complaints III every
direction.
Put up ii large bottles at 81 90 per botile pr six
bottles tot $500 and sold by druggists and m"r-
chants everywhere.
j. p. DR0MGO0LE II co. Props.
MemPhis, Tenn.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02

The Rome Daily says that the thou
sand Cinnamon who are working on the
Chattanooga railroad in Alabama, do not
give satisfaction, and the experiment is
not likely to be repeated in that section.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02
alfw advertisements,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, I
4 ..l.ZLl 4

TXECTTIYE DEPARTMENT.
November %, 1870
Whereas, i vacancy has occurred and now exists,
ia the office o. oar ufthe Trustees ofthe lunac Asy
iun caused by the death oiion. b. t. dt+'faifenTad;
now ,iiereti,re, Il Is
ORDERED. That Hon. Ephtaim Tweedy Of
the county Of Richmond, be- and he is hereby APP
pointed one ofthe Trustees OF the Lunatic Asylum,
to Al the vacancy aforesaid
RUFUS B. BULLOCK
By the Governor:
Il. II. ATKINSON, Sec'y Exec. Dept.
d5c3-it
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02

We knox nothing whatever Of the subject matter
Of the first of Il lady readers inquiries. We sup
posed it ~ pure imagiuilgs. Win furnish ans
wcls 10 w other questions if She really desires them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02
REPUBLICAN, MEETING.

THE Republicans # Cobb county arr l,erehy re
quested 10 attend a Gtvud Mass Meetiue 10 he h,lc
Al Marietta oa Tuesday tls lth lEos.
Hou'a.s ii. T. satrov, Jsme- !. lanaI.s and
n h. knight, also George Z BD!uett aud !. :
WOOD. EsIs and c,hrr pinn'i'' =rvss<e "- 'riie'i
br order OF Republican Ex,ctitirN Committee ".h
JAMES t. HU0iEES,
deea-lr NSecreiary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02
Administrators Sale.

WILL. he sold beenre the eonrt house door in the
civ nf Marietta, between the legal hours of sale on tie
first Tuesday in january next the following property
to-wit Lots of land Nos no and 1872 IN 20th district
and ID section of Cobb county belonging to the estate
or jeremiah A. Moore deceased Sodfor the benefit
OF the heirs and distributes OF said estate.
Sarah Moore, Adm X.
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die sftavietta alonrnal.
MARIETTA, c EORclA

Friday Morning, Dee. 2,lS7O.
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yslisfellanenus
SICKNESS PAIN AND DEATH.
NJ {
81 q

Lei,itimateIy rpsa penalties for violations of nat
saral laws from which none escape.
pie faded cheek, the pale and wan features, the
all eve 4lls clouded inteect thedeep heavng slail
the feeble and emaciated frame, the detected brow
the lettering gait all indicate previous transgresson
of law Knowing that representation Is The thlrf
of time all intelligent beings apply for remedy
as soon as circumstances permit, while those vo
do not act upon the principle Mat s'delays are dan
gerous,' generally linger, lose more time and pay
more money --ssaa-a-.4.aa
Thousands Of mothers and daughters. in all sta
and diving from the effects Of some dreaded and
dreadful.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02

Goa. GEORGE FstLLYER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02

FOR L4EEISL-AT URE
w. D. ANDERSON.
w. p. ANDERSON.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
,oR. CoMGRESS

Cen. =. Nc. r. YOUNG,
or BARLOW COUNTY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS.

An adjourned meeting of the newly-formed
Boot aud Shoe Board Of Trade held at the Aston
House, yesterday afternoon, Mr. stephen Hyatt In the
chair. The attendance large. More than 50 manu-
factures and dealers have signed the roll OF membership
since the last meeting
on motion, the Fifth Article OF the Constitution was
amended so that 81 members shall constitute quorum
for the transaction " business and the Constitution
then adopted The following officers for the ensuing
then elected:
Preut-ASron ClaAn; cePredentsWism A. Hail. Stephen
John Nhiteose h. C. Burt 4. c. Tssk.
Hedges Treasnrer--Cbsrs D. Bge0w. Deetors-C
W A. n. Souwk r. b. Currier G. W. Dubois
g. L. TSJk Jsmes Virgins H. W. Merriam. Richards and DAVID
Torreue Committee fBsuoeEward Dman James Newell and
Maynard Afb;Tstion- Il. Reid Nathaniel
Fisher and Henry Elliott. Committee Debts and Dehtors-A
Richards George 1rssk and d. b. Powell Committee Insurance
-. f. Hedges d. TOeus William Clarren Committee Freight
-Esey heus l. j. Maybe aud j. Studwe Committee Labor
c. d. BgeOS, h. Burt H. W Merriam H. Tsskef and George Sill
yer.
The committee on engaging rooms for permanent occu
patton by the Board instructed to them at
rental not 70 exceed 81 600 year The Board then adj
jOurned subject 10 the call of the officers.