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THE WRONG MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.

Saturday afternoon well known confidence ope-
ratOr named Charles Williams accosted officer
Freeman in the street near the pier OF the Albany
line OF steamboats, and after short time in CONVEX
sation an unknown man came up and tod Williams
that there was $500 due that freight OF hts. VIII
liams was not much put out at this announcement,
but unfortunately had forgotten his money, and
uuested oticer freeman to loan him $500 for q few
hours. The officer who was In citizens Clothes re-
piled by grabbing Williams by the coat. from out OF
which Williams slipped it'll the alacrity OF cat and
ran but the officer pursued and arrested him. The un.
known man, who, OF course, was confederate OF
Williams escaped. Williams was yesterday arraigned
before Justice Dowirg at the IOmbs and committed
for examination. He says he was drunk.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN A CELL.

Joseph Robinson IL forty-eight years OF age and
resides az 2as West Twentieth street. Yesterday he
was under arrest at the Sixteenth precinct station
house on charge OF drunkenness AMI
disorderiy conduct. At about four O'Clock
In the afternoon he removed the leathern belt which
he had worn and, attaching one end to the bars OF
his CELL succeeded Ill securing his neck TO the other
and suspendlng himself at an elevation. Of q lew
inches above the hoor. In this position he
was being rapidly strangled to death wnen he was
discovered by the doornan, officer Rogers, who "
stantly cut the strap ana let him down. The DIOR
man also summoned DR.. Beach. who Sy unrem' ,ttinl
efforts succeeded In restoring thouniortunaIe mai
10 CONSEQUENCES and ue.
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- expected on the English metropolitan boards.
He speaks also of the people who play the
parts, and how they perform, and all this in
manner and style which cannot fail to render
the letter acceptable not only to the members
|of the profession in this country, but also
agreeable to the people at large, now that the
PVinter theatre-going season is advancing
|fapdly upon US.
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{ FlNING GARIBALDI.-The official Gazette Of
Florence has notified the Garibaldini that the
penalty of serving in the armies of France
iwill be loss of citizenship. This we consider
n most sensible course. That Garioaldi is
willing to make an ass of himself is no good
reason why Italy should be made fhe laughing
stock Of the nations. Ii Garbaldi and all his
Italian followers are simply outlawed many
will say "served them right"
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TELECRAPnIC NEWS
r r Oh
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The King Of Prussia on the Spanish
Throne Question.
King Victor Emanuel's Con-
Citation for the Pope.
GERMANY AND SPAIN.
King william ON the Throne Question.

King william ON the Throne Question.
VERSAILLES, Oct. 20, 1870.
The North German Minister to Spain has been au
thorized TO make the following statement to the
Spanish government In regard to the nomination OF
Prince Amadeus for the throne.
The Minister says:-"rhe King OF Prussia having
heretofore admitted the right OF Spain TO choose
her own sovereign, holds to that admission. Ger.
many declines TO initiate the example or France by
interfering with Spaln and Is ready to acknowledge
any act OF the Spanish people regarding It's future
soyeceign.'
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HUNG AIRY.

Jealous of Prussin-CiCser TO Austria.
PESTu, Oct. go, 1870.
In the Hungarian Diet yesterday the government
was asked to inform the House whether IT approved
tine Prusslun schemes of annexation, and II 1t in
tended to recall its Ambassador from Berlin should
they be persisted In.
No answer has yet been returned.
An early revision Of the terms OF the AustroHun.
garian union was moved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-31

Mr.. Samuel Gran, canal boat captain, was
almost instantly killed on Saturday, near Port john
son, N. j., by falling through hole In the treste
bridge of the New Jersey Railroad Company. In
crossing the bridge on loot CAPTAIN Gran heard
steam WHISTLE and looking back stepped into the
hole used by the company Tor dumping COAL falling
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WEST VlR GINiA.

Election Returns Coming in Sl0wly-DenO.
Gratis Claim Ten Thousand Majority.
WHEELING Oct. 80 1870.
The register issues an extra this morning present.
ing returns from twenty three OF the 1ftytwo counties
comprising the state, showing democratic majority
OF over 5000, and adds that the other twenty nine
counties wiz give clear majority Of Q, 600.
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CHINA.

British Report of tho Situation.
LONDON, Oct. 80, 1870.
Mr.. Wade, OF the British Legation in China, te!e-
graphs thar Tentsin Is safe for foreigners, but fam
Inc prevails at Leuchang, and much evaporation
prevails among the native population.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The following record win show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours In com.
parison with the corresponding Day OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnurs phar.
macy HERALD Building corner Of Ann street,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

FRANKFORT BouRsE-FgANKFoaT, Oct. 80--United
States lvetwenes quoted at 95X for tho issue OF
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SPAIN.


LONDON, Oct. 20, 1870.
1t Is reported that the Vienna Cabinet has sent
dispatches to Madrid approving the candidature OF
tho Duke or Aosta.
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The meteorological report from Central PARK for
the week ending October 90 shows that the total
rainfall for the seven days previous was 30 inch
The mean height OF the barometer 90 800 inches
while the thermometer nuctuated between 32.5 and
6S2 degrees, averaging 5l.4.
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william Dunn, whose arrest as an alleged partici-
pator In the Grafton Bank robbery has been already
announced In the HERALD, was yesterday taken De.
fore Justice Downing AT the Tombs and discharged
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ROME.


Tho King and the Pope.
LONDON, Oct. 80, 1870.
correspondent at Rome telegraphs as follows:-
King Victor Emanuel offers the Pope tempting con.
ciliatory terms.
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All Henry Ward Bcccher says

generally wen a. The @ s5'Tac, from l' letter
MY DEAR sInI am in sympathy with you IN your method
s1'n BIZ
10 he r O. for sef asa e1 M tsees
ras Dr. paS I
"G ns " serman !. psred 70 refer 10 crcn. Of III.
hghes an wSe have been u ~ AFTER sui
and other pretended cure .5sscs 70 very tao period BY
tons In exercise or diet, -
Dr. sherman may De daily consvcd a his ONCE, Sia
Broadway. "
A.-Espendscheid's Fall MD Winter SsyIc Of
gen.omens dress Hat has met with the complete
s to Keen psce with IKE ws
disappointed In no. receiving thsr hats las, Saturday
ESP %sa
soasw.y corner street s ss9m sesn.s
veIvs,s Feathers, &c, 6eaaitSlly cleaned. "'''
A,lsirson,s tct Lonaan English Perfumery.--
srEPnANoTIss GAKDESA snd others. The senu inc only
at G. RushroSs Rsosa way. corner Of Twenty afsa 81
A.-Hsrrina'. Psssny
2el Broadway caner amrAs 'rsa.
A seecinc for D,-ensc@ Of the Kidncy.-ln
MlsslsuoI SPRING WATER, For sale BY ), atIHAu's
Sons. ls3 Broadway
A.-Resiorer America for the HnT. The
WI restore color tisaerse dsnsuI and sicaDse the scalp
! Sold by all druggists
| Bachelors Hair Dyc-rhe Iyc,t in tho
The only perfect dve harmlsss yelJAhlc, nstanL1
Factory Id Bond street
/ Pyie's q. K.-The &c on omic Joap Of the Ago
Sold by all tst Depot So Washington street
The Enemy IL Upon U..-Wcntlscr STRIP
to tho front Ueadq1ar,es " Fulton strce CuF
\
] Trusscs.-,Iarsh g. Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss O0ce Established ~ yVs) No vcsey street, Assor
! House.
To Let Cold Have Its Own Way iato As
sss IN laying the fov daon OF Consumption. Co
most stubborn couss Cold you have only
DR. JAMES sPEcToRANT Sold cvsrywhers.
| Wama - neral Waters DO YOu Usc S--fscRcrsi
Lrsad~y. "
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A.-Rcsf0rer America for the HnT. Tho
sSy preparation. without sediment thu world that
Will restore color dspese dandsuJ and eicDsa the scalp
sold by all druggists.
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A Specific for Disenses If the Kidncy~-lD
MisISuOI SPRING WATER For sale by ), MtLNAU's
SONS. ls3 Broadway.
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BACHELORS Hair Dyc-rhe Jsct in the
The only perfect dve harulsss yelAhlc, inanL
ueous Factory ID Bond street
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A.-Hv rrina's Patcns
CHAMPION SAFES.
Isl broadway, corner MurrAy s.rsa.
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PyIe's q. K.-The &c on onlic sJOap Of the Az
Sold BY all tst grocers Depot ~ nson sire
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Trus-c..-Mnrsh & Co.'s Radica, Cure
once Established 20 rs) No vcsey street, As,or
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, Naat ~ neral Waters Do You Usc s--fscRcrsi
LroaI~y. " -
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Average temperature for corresponding date
Iasl year.. ............. wv
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The Enemy IL Upon U.,-Wcntlscr Strsu
TO tho front ueadqnarters, " Fulton sircet Gun
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A.kipson,s tcf Londanl English Pcrrumery.--
SrEPHANOrIS, GAkDENlA Sad others. The genu only
Mt J. O. RushroN's Rros way Of fth ~
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A.-Espendscheid,s Fall Nvd Winter S.y1c of
gcnenens dress Hat has met with the complete
the numerous workmen employed upon beng
disappointed In not receiving thur hats last Saturday
depend upon receiving them durlig ia waek.
~ EsPENSCHEID, Manu- actuEer, lis Nassau street
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To Let Cold Have Its Own Why to As
ss IN laying the ov iation of Consumption. Co
most stubborn cou or Cold you have only to US. at once
DR.. JAyNE's g. spscroRANr Sold everywhere
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-29
Occupational Ailments.

Fresh. pure air is a vtalizing elixir. Whoever is
declared by circumstances from unrestricted access
to this invisible, but powerful stimulant needs
diciual invigorant Of some kind. The great object
should be to choose the best Popularity is pref
ty good guarantee of merit in this scrutinizing and
intelligent age and tried by this criterion HosteHer's
Stomach Btters stands first among the invgorating
and regulating medicines of the present day To the
wants Of persons engaged in indoor employments,
especially in crowded factories where with the
best possible ventilation the atmosphere is always
in some degree polluted, this salubrous Vegetable ton
ic is peculiarly adapted. The nature Of the ngredi
ents is no mystery. 1t consists of absolutely pure
difFusive stimuent, tinctured rather surcharged-
with the fluid extracts of sanatous roots and banks
and herbs. The pharmacopea has its tinetures, but
what are they9 The juice of only a single root or
bark or plant is present in each. Not one of them
combines the three prophecies of tonic, atera-
tive, and apericnt All these elements are blend
ed in the Biters nor these the OF its medi-
cina recommendations. II is also blood depurent
and an antispasmodic.
The baleful effect which air that has been partially
exhausted of its oxygen by frequent breathing pro-
duces on The vital organization, is notorious, and
when TO this devitalized atmosphere is superadded
the mephitc vapor Of hot air furnaces, il becomes
deleteIious and depressing in the To enable
the system TO bear up, for few hours each day
against the facilitating influence Of vitated atmos-
phere, wholesome tonic and Alternative Is urgently
required. This grand disderatum i supplied in Hos
letters Bitters, which as q strength-sustaining,
health-protectiuz agent has nc 1ivsl either sn1crg
nf1caal or advertised medicines
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Marietta.

Some one suggested few days since, that Smyrna
he taken in as a suburb of Atlanta, aud advocate
the building of churches schools houses etc at that
point. We hope our friends interested there will
sell their real estate to advantage, for have no
doubt that it is a pleasant place. Marietta is only
four miles beyond it, and supplied with good churches
and good first-cass schools already in successful OPP
Grafton. Marietta and Atlanta areidentified in inter
est The work should commence at Marietta, and
build up from that point this way We should foster
her enterprises because her interest is ours The Fee
male College is success The male schools good
enough Success to Marietta her institutions, and
her people.--4tlaata Constitution
The above suggestive sentiments meet our
hearty appreciation, and our friendly Atlanta CO.
temporary has best wishes for its and all
that affects the prosperous growth Of Atlanta and is
kindly informed that Marietta will gladly operate
in all enterprises that will tend to the advancement
the material interests of both places Marietta is
rapidly gaining her former prosperous strength,
symmetry and beauty, and is the most desirable and
favorable location for educational institutions and
one Of the healtest places the goben fact it is
the modern Paradise, where persons seeking new
homes can fad peace quiet, happiness, safety, in
tellieent and good society. So come on with your
swelling tide Of extension and stay not your proud
waves and Marietta will meet you with rush as of
mighty waters, and only the Chattahoochee will di
vide the two cities. as the Hudson divides Brooklyn
from New York and that viii h hlidqel hv mutus
interest
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The County Finances.

For the first time within many years County
finances exhibit Il cleaE balance sheet, with the
gratifying prospect Of having a surplus all in
debtcdness to expend within the present year I'M
der the iudicioms management of the Ordinary, Mr.,
SHEPARD, all outstanding liabilities have been can
celSd, the usual expenses betrayed, the Farm for
Poor put in successful operation and the means
within reach for the construction of a Jail. The
people ofCobb will be gratifcd with this statement
ofour County finances and accord to the Ordinary
their esteem for his faithful discharge of impor
iaut public trust.
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Now Ready-Good Health Vol. !

This volume is valuable a book Of eference
and should be in every household. Price $3.50
Also Cloth Covers for binding Volume. Price SO
cents, if sent by mall go cents. Subscribers can
have their volumes bound atthe Office of Publica-
ton, in appropriate Cloth bindings for IS cents
tra or in Leather for $l50. Now is the time to get
subscriptions. Agents can sell Volume now ready
and canvass for new subscribers at the same time
This is good opportunity for making money. Adj
dress Alexander Moore No. H. Bromfed st, Bos-
ton.
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Ayers American Almanac

For the new year, has arrived for delivery gratis
by VIM. Root 4 Sons to all who call for it. This
little annual has the largest circulation Of any book
in the world made by the fact that it furnishes the
best medical advice which is available to the people
enables them to determine what their complaints
are and how TO cure them II contains the startling
announcement of the cOfaraion Of the gorld or the
combination of one eff the stars in the armament with
all It's attendant planets.
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PETITION.
ITO His Honor Noel Il, Knight,
ty: Judge OF the Superior Court
of said County:
GEORGIA.,
M H.4


The petition OF Joel r. Haley, VIM. J. Russell j.
S. Barnes, Joel Haley and Eli G. Hardin, respect
fully showeth
l. That they have associated themselves together
as body corporate and polite under and by the
name and style Of the Woodstock Manufacturing
Company.
H. That the objects of said association shall be
the Manufacturing of Cotton Yarn and Cloth, Card
ing Wool, saving lumber, grinding corn and wheat,
and such other business is usual and proper III
general manufacturing and milling business.
III. The Capital Stock shall be Thirty Thousand
Dollars with the privilege of increasing the same 10
Sixty Thousand and shall be divided into shares OF
One Hundred dollars each and may be invested IN
lands water power and machinery and any other
property necessary to the convenient and successful
operation of a general manufacturing business, and
certificate of stock shall he considered private prop
erty and may he sold and transferred as such
" That each stakeholder shall be liable for the
debts of the Company only to the amount OF his I'M
paid subscription and no more.
Wherefore the undersigned co operators make tins
application and ask that after due publication -
made, His Honor will pass an order declaring them
and their successors Incorporated for the term ct
twenty wears with all the rights, powers and priv
leges usually enjoyed by such corporations
Joel T. Haley,
VIM. ]. Russell,
John Barnes,
Joel Haley,
Eli Q. Hardin.
Arr 18Th. ls1"
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The College Building.

Work on this building is still progressing and will
be completed at an early day. The present success
of the College is indeed gratifying and speaks
spciously Of greater results when the suitable
edi6ce is completed We regard the Marietta Fe-
male College, with its present able President and
faculty, as affording and unsurpas sing advan
tallges for female education.
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We learn that the State Road employers and en-
ployees intend, on the 9TH Of May, to make Marietta
the rendezvous 10 enjoy an excursion gaaday. A
platform of large dimensions is to be construct ted in
the beautiful grove this side of Glover's old Tan
Yard where the lovers of the Terpschorean art will
keep time with nimbe feet to strains of sweet music.
The number that is said will be here, goes over a
thousand and it will be occasion of unusual enjoy
ment Nichols Hall will be used we learn, at night
ofthat day in keeping up the dance Come on,
gentlemen with your ladies and friends, and we will
throw the gates Of our city wide open.
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Thou Hast Lied Unto Gcd."
MARIETTA. 2ath. April L

MARIETTA, 2Sth. April 1870,
The Editorial in the Methodist Advocate" Lead
ed as above, was well calculated to provoke the in
dignaton of every Christian of every denomination.
whose good fortune it was to have heard the very
able Missionary address of the Rev. Mr. FARRELL.
No man, whether from the North, South, East or
West; whatever may have been his preiudices, or
however strong and bitter could have found excuse
for fault finding in word or sentiment uttered by
this truly Christian Divine on that occasion. Dr.
Fuller not present, as we are informed and for
this reason, will take it for granted, that he was
misinforned, and that he was led to believe the
statements made in his editorial were true This we
must believe, else, he willfuly misrepresented with
out cause provocation. To do this, he could have
but motiveto create strife engender bitter feel
ing in the community, and if possible make himself
martyr. If he is a Christian, and his mission is to
preach the Gospel of peace" he will not hesitate
delay to make the amend honorable We call on DR..
Fuller to inform himself and then by his action he
will determine his position in this community.
COBB.
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The Crops.

Wheat is reported excellent in Northeast Geor-
gia. Peaches only partially destroyed and other
fruits abundant. The wheat in this section is re-
markably promising. Should we escape the rust
shere will be an unexampled yield. We will proba-
bly have third of crop of peaches and a bount-
fh supply of other fruits. The late cold snap did
little damage here in retarding vegetation
North aud West OF this the damage was doubtless
serious.
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The State Capitol.

Our socalled Legislature met the 9th and
discussed the recommendation, without comiug TO a
decision of Bullock to adjourn to July next after
passing til tar appropriation bHs The conservative
members were for continuing the session claiming
that if they could appropriate the peoples money le
ealIy any legislative action would be legitimate.
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Spetial Notite5.

In another column will be found DR.. SIIALLEN-
DERGERs advertisement. The following letters will
show in what estimation the medicine is held in 9th
err localities.
HOMER, CLAIBORNE PARISH, La, Oct, %, 1869
DIR. SHALLENBERGER, Rochester Pa.
Dear Sir have been using your valuable
Pills in my family for three years, giving hem to
my wife and children, and to the freedmen ON my
plantation and in instance have they failed to cure
They have almost entirely taken the place of Quinine
and other remedies, in this section, for the of
Chills and Fever-a disease so annoying to us South
ern people, In fact such vast number have been
cured without any unpleasant symptoms as where
Quinine is used, that most all Physicians here give
them and recommend the use of them.
/ write you this because myself and a number OF
my family and friends have been effectuallv cured by
your Pills and feel it due to you, to express
knGest regards for having furnished us a medicine
we deem so Indispensable in this country.
Yours very truly
A. WILLIS.
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A Terrible Disaster

Occurred at Richmond Va, on the 9th by the fall
ing of the floor Of the Capitol where the Supreme
Court of Appeals was in session on the floor of the
House of Delegates. A large number ofplominent
rre7 -vele kill and Richmond s '>ore Il mourning
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Baltimore Sugar Cured Hama,

We are indebted to Mr.. A. GREEN for a sample
ofthese superior Hams They are unsquaed in
delicacy of favor and in keeping with the choice
family goods always to be found at his Store.
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Pic Mic.

President ROGERS goes this morning, with his
prosperous College of beautiful young ladies' to Vim
ing Station miles below this place, to spend the day
in amusements and joyous festivities. The Cornet
and Philharmonic bands, we learn, will attend to
cnliven tire occasion with music. We wish them a
serene and pleasant time.
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The Location of Mercer University.

munication is received from Mr.. SAMUEL
EARLE. member of the Baptist Convention recently
held at Newman, Geo, the subject OF the location
of Mercer University and especially in regard to the
claims of Marietta and the Importance of action on
the part of our people. The communication will
appear in next issue.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-29
The Little Corporal

For May comes in good time. Fresh as the flow
srs and bright as the Spring time-ful of good
things for the children and for all who love children.
One Dollar year. Sewell & Miller, Chicago, H.