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The New York herald., 1870-06-19
THE PARK YESTERDAY.

All the mutitudtnouS attractions the way OF
afternoon amusements yesterday, the magnificent
musical entertainment at the Beethoven Festival,
the varied and alluling matinee programmes
at the leading theatres, pcnics, steam.
boat excursions and the thousand and one
ether things promising pleasure to the
public and pecuniary profit to their projectors did
not prevent a large gathering at the Park. Here
was all the cooness and freshness Of outdoor air.
that is 10 say GOODNESS and freshness as compared
with nooor amusements, and it was "a free as the
outer air-musc, In fact, for the million,
without money and without price On
such an afternoon as yesterday, when SO
many different crowds were to be seen going in so
many different directions and vastly overtopping
them all In numbers when such a tidal stream Of
humanity was TO be seen pouring into the Park can
justly be formed some idea OF the massed population
Of our great city and the growing magnitude or the
sensible portion believing In the wisdom and efficacy
or healthful outdoor recreatons and amusements,
and as particularly and pre.emnently to be enioyei
saturday afternoons IN that great breathing place
OF our city--the Park.
or course the Park was not full OF people, and 1t
Is pleasing 10 know thar our island has not vet a
sufficient number OF inhabitants to iii t: but the
crowd here yesterday afternoon could be numbered
ny tens Of thousands. There has been no such
crowd here on any saturday afternoon this season.
As usual, and In fact, constituting tue greatly
beautiful feature OF the Park this great weekly
sented-laboring men, mechanics and poor clerks
with their wives and little ones and so on up 10
merchant millionnaires and diamond bellies and
and elegant four In hand with gold plated harness.
IL great time for the children lwho couldsfroc
at win on the grass and induged great varieties
OF childhood sports While the arsenal and the art
gallery and the boats Oh the lakes and the shady
| hooks OF the Ramble drew each their respective
| crowd, the great central point was on the Mall
where Grafulas incompatible band, from hali-past
two till nearly SIX O'Clock, dscoursed the sweetest
music. The following was the programme:-
PART l.
Quick STEP "Prince Frederick. Bisc
.. Overture. "semramde" Observation-Disclosures. Rossni
3. '"hampaigne 6aop OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Lumy
l. Selection from the 'Jewess' .............H Haeyy
B. Grand March, n,nala iI, Mendelssohn
T. "Gage d'Amlcie' Stenrln
g. GalOp, "Barbe Bleue" nenbach
PART
g. Overture "Eurvanthe" Weber
TO- Waltz, "Wein and Gesang STRAUSS
H. Grand Selection, "Besarto". Donzetti
L. Quick Step, "Genevieve" .Odenbach
Popular AIRS.
A more select programme and one more gratifying
to the assembled auditors could hardly have been
selected
Long after the band ceased playing the crowd lin.
gered TO enjoy the growing cooness, and there was
an increasing rush OF vehicles Notwithstanding 80
many OF our people OF fashion have gone to the
watering places, as the shadows lenghened and
riding became more pleasant
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Fire.

LONDON, June IB 1870,
The re ent showers extended over wide tract OF
country and have been OF incacuabe service to the
crops, which had been nearly destroyed by the long
continued dry weather.
The lightning caused anumber of destructive fires
IN the neighborhood of Whittlesea several houses
and barns were struck and burned.
No loss OF life is reported.
To-day the weather Is cloudy, but warm. favoring
the hay crop.
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Coincidence and Light.

LONDON June 18 1870
large meeting OF nonconformists was held IN
Liverpool last evening. Speeches were made by
eminent persons and resolutions passed sustaining
the attitude taken by Messrs. Gladstone and Forster
on the Education bill.
There was also meeting OF dissenters at Leeds
which was well attended.
Resolutions expressing dissatisfaction with the
Education bill were unanimously adopted.
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Visitors from spain.

PARIS, June Is. 1870.
band Of Carsts attempted.to cross the Spanish
border near Bayonne yesterday, but they were
stopped and turned back by the French soldiers.
General Prm is quite Ill.
He will spend q few weeks at yichy.
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Looks bad.

PARIS June 1s. 1870.
deputaton of the cotton manufacturers Of Man.
chester has arrived here to give testimony to the
authorities the unfavorable effect of the French
treaty on the cotton trade.
The ''strikesr are extending.
The newspapers announce this morning that the
washerwomen of the city have joined the strikers
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MISSOURI.

The st. Louis Taxes Upon Foreign In.
surance Companies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of General Candy.
ST. Louis, June IS, 1870.
The case OF the city against The Independent Fire
and Marine Insurance Company Of New York to
compel the payment OF $500, the annual tax levied
on foreign Insurance companies for doing business
here, was decided to-day by the Criminal Court in
favor OF the city. This was test case. and will de.
eide sixty or seventy cases OF the same character.
Richard J. Lockwood, an old and prominent mer.
chant, and a resident Of this city since 1880, died
this morning
General Candy arrived here yesterday en- route for
the Pacific side, to take command OF the Department
OF the Columbia, vice General Cook, relieved.
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GREECE.
" Keep Moving"

ATHENS, June 1S, 1870.
Gustave Fourens, who arrived in Greece some
time ago, it is said has received notice to quit the
CO untry, In accordance with demand from the
French government to that effect. The movements
OF Flourens have been made so secretly that 1t was
not suspected he had left London.
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IRELAND.
A Waif and a Wonder.

DUBLIN, June 49, 1870.
The miniature steamer City OF Ragusa is fully
repaired and only awaits fair wind to take fresh
start for New York
She rides at anchor in Cork harbor, where she Is
visited by hundreds Of curiosity seekers.
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IMPORTATION WANTED. When is Church
street. as widened, to be paved and the heaps
OF rubbish removed 80 that it can be used for
public travel? Is there any job in the delay9
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AFRICA.

In the Hold Of the AIgerine.
PARIS, June IS, 1870.
Dispatches from General Wimpfen received to.
day announce that his expedition through Morocco
Is entirely successful
The rebels are everywhere submitting to the
French authority
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Wrd's Fairs-Thc Russian Exhibition in
st. Petersburg.

st. Petersburg.
Jnder this title we publish to-day a special
correspondence from ST. Petersburg, Russia,
wlch will attract very general attention. Our
wter describes the ceremonial which was
oberved at the opening Of the great industrial
exhibition which was inaugurated in the
Russian capital on the Goth Of May. 1t was
vey fine affair, consoling as of the past, and
Z hoeful and comforting as to the future.
Russia, having completely asserted herself in
the battle field, seeks to sheathe the sword of
thesoldier, to set her "hands" to the shuttle
and the loom, to the sewing machine and to
heplough, to the hammer and anvil, to the
chisel and mallet of the artists studio.
1t is the incontrovertible result of inter-
national enlightenment and education. The
imperialism of monarchy observes the fact
and bows to the inevitable law of industrial
progress and indestructibility of science and
mechanics. Russia in this acknowledgment
stands forth proudly, as will be seen from our
letter. Religion came in all its pomp, yet
in fervent humility, to bless the national
effort and royalty stood in silent alteration by
the side of the priest
Our writer in st. Petersburg seizes the
occasion to furnish to the readers of the
HERALD chronological history of the great
Worlds Fairs which have been held hitherto.
France, as will be seen, has the honor of
initiating such useful concurrences. She took
her first step in this direction in the year 1898,
and has been since not only generous patron
but cosmopolitan coadjutor Of the exhibit
tions. Our special exhibit and history of the
Worlds Fairs are particularly opportune just
now.
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SPAIN.
Military Regime.

FAKIS, JUNE IB, I57U.
Rumors from Spain are current here which are
gathering strength that a military pronunctamento
in favor OF the Duke OF Montpensler Is intended
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Died

lloDGEs.-ln Jersey CITY, on Saturday, June 1s
MARY ANNA, wife OF Gilbert A. Hodges and daughter
OF Abram Post. In the 25th year OF her age.
Notice OF funeral IN Mondays Herald.
[For Otter Deaths See Ninth Pags.l
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A Doubtful StOry-A Railroad Train Dasl,ing
Through Crowd Of Hostile Indians and
Killing Thirteen Of Them.

SALT LAKE, June IS, 1870.
gentleman just returned from Omaha reports
the following :On Wednesday, the 18th inst, the
railroad train approached the Platte river, the
gineer discovered band OF Indians, about three
hundred, mounted crossing the track. AS the train
neared the Indians they began to yell. The engineer
supposing that they were about TO attack the train,
put on more steam and dashed through the crowd,
killing thirteen Indians and as many ponies
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OHIO.
Thel Cincinnati
Saengerfcst-Interest I'm.
ahnled.

Thel Cincinnati Saengerfcst-Interest Un.
abated.
CINCINNATI, June Is, 1870
There Is large attendance at the Saengerfest
The rehearsal OF the sacred concert morrow even
Ing has peen abandoned, as the singers will be too
tired after the picnic The arrivals this morning are
large The last concert, tonight from appearances
VIII be attended by an immense audience
At business meeting of the North American
Saengerbund, now IN session, resolutions were
adopted dropping from the roll all societies VINO
have failed to pay their dues and have not parci-
pated in this Saengerlest.
The next Saengeriest will be held In st. Louis In
1872
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FRANCE.
The Mission to Washington.

IAkIS, June lS, 1870.
NJ. PrevostParadol is still violently attacked Iby
some of the newspapers for accepting the Washing
ton Enthusiastically.
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Trades UniOnism and British Aid.

The strike OF the iron founders throughout the
country Is sustained in good part by money con.
trbuted by English trades unions.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
UnimpOrtnuf News.

UnimpOrtauf News.
LISBON June 49, 1870.
BY the arrival of the mail steamer dates have been
received from Montevideo to the 21st OF May. The
news was generally unlmportant. There were some
cases OF vomito In the city,
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Trouble In the Indian Tcrritory-Escorts Re-
Quired for Trains.

ST. LOUIS, June IL, 1870.
Dispatches from Fort Hays Kansas, and other
points report the Indians numerous between Camp
Supply and Bear Creek. They are on the warpah.
several government and other trains and herdsmen
nave been attacked, but SO far the Indians have
been driven OH. One train was corlalled two days
on Gypsum Greek lighting Indians. train from
Camp supply was attacked four times. IL is no
longer safe for trains or herds TO travel without
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Central America "squarins Up.~

LONDON, June l8 1879.
An envoy has gone to Rome to secure the settle.
ment of the quarrel between the Nicaraguan govern.
ment and the clergy.
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Mortality,

1t is reported this morning that Marshal Serrano is
quite Ill.
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MUSIC IN MOUNT MORRIS SQUARE.

The Depart ment Of Public Parks announce that, II
the weather be fine there will be music by the Cen.
trail Park Band In Mount Morris square tomorrow.
from six to eight O'Clock p. M. The following Is
10 proUrafnme.
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THE INDIANS.
Fearful Death Of Lieutenant Drew while In
Pursuit of New Mexican Indians Reports
from the Nnvajoe and Dacotah Tribes-Tho
Apaches BecOminx Quiet.

Fearful Death Of Lieutenant Drew while In
Pursuit of New Mexican Indians Reports
from the Navajoe and Dacotah Tribes-Tho
Apaches Becoming Quiet.
WASHINGTON, June Is, 1870.
Major clinton, superintendent OF Indian Affairs
for New Mexico, reports the death OF Lieutenant
Drew. United States Army, in charge OF the South.
ern Apache Indians. The following are the crcum-
stances:-"The Indians, the Mescaeros, ran or the
nerd belonging 10 tram. Lieutenant Drew and
Lieutenant Hunter, with fifteen men, started after
them, and when In the mountains they could not
nnd water. Lieutenant Drew, with five men,
started back for Paraje New Mexico. One OF the
men was lost In the mountains. and Is supposed TO
have perished. All the others came In safe except
Ing Lieutenant Drew. He must have been eight or
ten miles distant from Parale when he got lost and
had been wandering for nearly forty hours. On the
morning OF the 5th inst. party sent in pursuit OF
him found him alive, but very weak. They
gave him water and stimulants to revive
him ; but all their efforts failed. and after
he had been carried about four miles he
died In the mems arms He was four days without
water HIS body will be sent TO Fort Craig for IN.
terment In acknowledged the receipt OF the letter
announcing Lieutenant Drew's death the Indian
ONCE takes occasion TO mention the faithful manner
in which that onicer filled the duties OF his post.
The agent Tor the Nayajoes at santa Fe reports
that the small amount OF snow this winter, and
there being little or no rain this spring, has made
the means OF irrigation very inadequate, ana this,
with heavy Ir0Sts late III the season.. will only
materially reduce the crops on the Navajoe reserva
ton, but all through the Territory. Agent Sells
reports that the Appropriation for the schools and
school children on the Lapavai Indian reservation qs
entirely linadequate to keep them decenty clothed
and otherwise provided for. The Indian crop In
that vicinity was looking well.
The agent at iankton Dacotah Territory, under
date OF the 10th inst, reports the burning OF the
agency stable and she'd together win six horses,
on the morning OF the 10th inst when was the work
OF an ncendary. The trading house opposite Fort
Randall was also fired by an incendlary on the same
morning, but was discovered and eXtlngushed. In
dicatons point TO the fact tnat white men, ana not
Indians, were the perpetrators.
Agent HenDisee reports the condition OF the Mes
calero Apache Indians. lie states that the overtures
which have been made to that band concerning
their going on reservation have been favorably
met. The agent thinks they will live on the reser-
vattOn provided 1t is near the country they have so
long Inhabited These facts were ascertained from
u Mexican who was sent out by some OF the citizens
OF the country TO get the views OF the Indians the
subject. No recent depredatons by the Apaches
reported.
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l. March, "La Vie Parisienne" .,.......... Onenbach
O. Overture "Raymond" d"................... A. Thomas
g. Air. "When the Quiet Moon ia Beamng . Schoendorf
Waltz "Morgenbaeter r....................J Strauss
3. Grand selection from "LAricane". Meyerbeer
2. Galop, "Danen", Parow
g. Air, alright Star of Hope'' pe''...............H Haeyy
PART ILL.,
uuJ ouppe
H. Polka, "Eectric' c'.................U H. Sanderson
H. March, "Mount Morris" rs"................G g. WeganI
Popular Airs
Musical entertainments will also be given on
Tuesday. in Tompkins square; Wednesday IN
Washington square; on Thursday, In Madison
square, and on Friday at the Battery from six to
eight O'Clock p. NJ, should the weather be nne
The New York herald., 1870-06-19

sewing Machine, $25 to- Sf5-S17 Broad
Can be converted into hand machine instantly War
ranted New patent broad guage Hemmer, applicable to all
mar
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Ask for

A. Espcnscheid's Lending style for sum.
mer His ulramarne Pear Cashmere IL the chaste
and elegant specimen of dress HAT yet seen Call
and Judge for yourselves at No. lis Nassau street
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American WaItham Watches.--The Best and
cheapest watches made. For sale by FULLER CO., 81
John New
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A.-BOots and shoes of Every Variety, at
reduced prices. L. A. BROOKS, b75 Broadway.
Soled Shoes half price.
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A.-For n stylish and Elegant Hat Call ON
DOUGAN, l02 Nassau street. corner of Ann.
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Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing syrup IL the p,

Mrs. WInsIOw's SOOthing syrup u the Pre-.
scrp,on OF Of the best female physicians and
the United sates aud has used for thirty years
failing safety and by millions OF mothers
their children. 1t relieves the child from
acdy OF the stomach relieves wind cole and, by giving
rest and health to tho child, comforts the mother.
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New ard Remarkable Lamp is Selling
very rapidly by V. N. Co. ~ Barclay street
A.-Cow MILKING Machine, Patented April
s. 1870. See advertisement under Business Opportunities
NEW YORK COW MIXER MANUFACTURING CO.,
2G Broadway
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
2jl Broadway, corner Murray street.
Bachelors Hair Dye-The best IL tho
world The only perfect dye harmless, reliable, instanta
Facto ry u Bond street.
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An Indelible sh.-NOthinp Will Restore
the hair its original after has been
copper color with hair Yet Of them will produce
the rich natural hair shades brought by the PA
Ions VIrALiA OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, Q
preparation clear and transparent and which does
the Sold by all the druggists and fancy goods teaes
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-09-09
Sinking Slowly.

Diseases that progress rapidly 10 crisis are not
The only ones to be dreaded Canker or dry rot does
not blast tree as suddenly As stroke Of lightning
but unless arrested it destroys it as certainly aud
in like manner chronic debility although II does not
kill with the swftncss Of yellow fever is as sure to
sap the springs of life eventually as any acute disease
if not checked by nvigoratiug medication There 10
something mexpressiby touching in the spectacle OF
premature decay. Languor, pallor. emaciation, de-
preston of spirits and dstaste for exertion are ls
ordinary symptoms, and they should be promptly
met by tonic treatment. The best invigorant and
exllarant that can be administered in case OF this
kind is Hustetter's Stomach Bitters. The stimnla
ting principle of the preparation rouses the dormant
energies Of the system, and the Strengthening and
regulating properties give permanent and htathf"i
impulse to the vial forces thus brought into play
The failing appetite is re-awakened, the process OF
digestion and assimilation are quckened, the quality
of the blood s improved, the secretions become more
natural and every organ that contributes to the
nourshment of The body undergoes sanitary change
BY these means the repair of the physical structure
is effected and its health and vgor restored. In no
class of diseases has the b"nhcent operation OF the
Bters been more marked aud striking than in those
characterized By general debility and nervous pros
tration Ladies affected with these ailments find in
this most wholesome of all onics and eorrteiives the
SAT, st and surcst means of relief II is strong TO
restore and poweress to injura. Such is the uniform
testimony Of clouds of witnesses
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-09-09

ALABARA CLAIMS We are informed that the
most persistent and unyelding ofhe private citizens
who have claims VS.. the British Government are DR..
}. G. Aver g. Co, of Lowell, Mass the manufac-
turers Of Medicines. They will sonsrnt to nothing
less than that their demand for medicines destroyed
by the British pirates shall BE- paid in gold and in
dollars 10 the last cent. They are emboldened by
the fact that the destruction Of their goods by the
English in China and elsewhere (for where are nst
that troublesome nation trampling upon somebody y
that they shall be- They however propnse this
compromise: Give lis Canada and we will call II
eyetn because we can then send our medicines there
without duty. Washington News.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-09-09
Polish the Understanding.

If you want two convenienceS for price, why 50
u R. w. Cables Boot and Shoe Shop and purchase
n box of his excellent French Backing that gives
polish to the Boot sufficient reflect the phisogno-
my, thus dispensing with mirror. Mr.. Gable has
presented us with sample that, notwithstanding
the downfall of the French dy(e)n"sy, gives beau
iiful polish with but very little exertion.
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Medal awarded to "Barrett's'
Marietta Female College.

We learn that the Trustees Of this College at their
last meeting purchased the valuable residence of Mr.
A. Howell for the permanent location of the nstit-
ton This fine and commodus edicp, it will be re-
membcred is the that rendered to Mercer
University, and its selection for the Marietta Fema
College is judicious, and settles the agtated question
to its permaneney This transaction gives il nix
edncss and success. The building was purchased for
$4,000, Mr. Howell taking the Hotel grounds, in
part payment at $4,000.
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"Barrrtt's" uses Vegetable matter,
It Has Come to This.

"HUKRAH FOR KENNY Kenny headed the list
for the establishment of 'Soup House and Charity
Hospital" with $500. "-Atlanta Paper
And why should not Kenny head the list to feed
those widows and orphans whom he has assisted
in bringing to circumstances that demand the at
tenon of public charity, by his selling ale beer and
other death-dealing fluids? Kenny is entitled no
special ''hurrah' for this act ofduty 1t seems men
are praised these days for their money regard
lehs MS to how it has been attained.
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Calico Ball.

Prof Nichols is not only lover of dancing but
of music, and he gives night Calico Ball, the
prcuniary result OF which is go to the young men
of the Silver Cornet Band, not only to stimulate
them, but to help them in defraying the very heavy
expense encountered upon them in their efforts to
give to city corps Of music inferior to none
Let there be large attendance at Nichols Hall to-
night.
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w AIDE WHITE,
CHEROKEE ST. MARIETTA, GA.

LIVE Dealer in all kinds of Groceries
and Country Produce.
Come where you can sell on the best
terms and buy cheapest.
Just received from the Importer a
few sacks of choice Rio Coffee-price
3 lbs. for one dollar.
Just received small lot Of the ceIe-
brated Barrow & Co.. St. Louis, Sugar
cured canvassed Hams.
A few Trees choice leaf Lard.
Have also now in store a few Hhds
of choice Cuba Molasses-price 40cts
per gallon by the Bbl or half Bbl.
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They Come.

The Fall Term of the Marietta Female College
opened lasiAThurs,ay week under very favorable
auspices indeed. New pupils arriving daily
President ROGERS is the right man in the right
place, and his ability, tact and experience, insures
TO patrons the utmost satisfaction in the training of
the head and heart of those entrusted to his care
Send on the beauties.
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Stop It.

Complaints have been made by parties as to the
offensive matter emptied, from certain public
house, into the old Livery Stable yard on Atlanta
street. For the sake of hygienic laws and the oil
factory organs ahate this small nuisance. Trans
port to more distant Cline for the present place
is not suitable depot for such deposits, especially
when the surrounding inhabitants the sufferers.
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Pease and Ills Wifi

Have made arrangements with Capt. w. J. Hun.
SON 70 purchase Fruit of fine quality. All parties
that have Peaches, Pears and Ounces TO dispose Of
will do well to give him a call.
REMEMBER--All you that have money and are
huncrv 10 call on us when you come 10 Atlanta.
sspt fpt. 1907