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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-09-30
United States Internal RGVellG,
DEPUTY CoLLEcTOI's OFFICE 4th Dist. Ga.
rt. Marietta, September s, 1870.

DEPUTY CoLLECTOE's OFFICE, 4th Dist. Ga
Marietta September s, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the following seizures
were made at times and places and for the causes
herein mentioned in each case.
One box SO lbs tobacco seized August 13, 1870,
ir,m r. H. McCutche0n & Bro, Marietta for viola
ton of section 81 Act OF Congress passed July 20,
1868
Parcels, GA lbs, do, seized same date and for same
cause from r Ilirsch.
Parcels 70 lbs do from f Page & Co date
for same cause.
Five caddirs 20 lbs tobacco, seized Aug 22d 1870
from Hamm a. Saterfird of Roxboro. N. &. in
warehouse of B. rrys & Co., Rome, Ga, for same
cause
Parcel 1Cs lbs tobacco seized August 26, 1870
from w II aIcCrary, Kingston Ga, for violation Of
the Z / Act of July ~ 1863.
Parcel 81 lbs tobacco seized August 20, $50 from
[. pacue & Co. Gainesville, Ga, for same
Parcel % lbs tobacco seized same time1from
T s Morris Kingston, Ga. for SAME. ~
:, Parcel % lbs tobacco seized same time fl ON Me
hurry & Bro, same place for
Parcel 50 lbs tobacco same time and place from
Tbbs & Ferguson for same.
Parcel "a lbs tobacco same lime f. ON GhOston &
Allen Adairsvle Geo. for violation OF sec 81 Act OF
July 30s1S6S.
ANY person or persons claiming any OF the above
artieles are required te appear and make such
claim within thirty days from this date and give
bond as required by law. otherwise the same will
be- sold for the use of the United States,
WELLS b. WHITMoEE.
3t-sep12 Deputy Collector.
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COMMUNICATED !
NV'I VI 7 y INTsN 7 III
THE FRANCO PRUSSIAN WAR

The present war in Europe has cxcit-
ed no little controversy among Amcri-
cans, both as to the right each side pos
scssed for declaring war, and as to the
way in which the contest will be decid-
ed.
Almost everybody in this country
thinks, he or she is, some how or other,
under obligations to the French for ia
vors received, and consequently thinks
it to be their duty to sympathisc with
them in tho present struggle. This is a
great. yet common, mistake.
History will show that some score of
years before the old Revolutionary war
broke out, the French and Indian war
took place between Great Britain aad
the Colonies on the6nc part, and France
and the North American Indians on the
other. In this war, as every student of
History knows, the French, Nth the
assistance of her Indian allies, managed
to ravagc much hc'territory now COM
priscd in the Eastern and Middle States,
and good portion of the troops fighting
in this war were from the Southern
States. The war lasted FIVE or six
years and was decided in favor of Great
Britain and the Colonies,
Again we read in History that after
two years of earnest cntreaty By an en-
bassy consisting of benjamin Franklin,
SiIas Dean and Mr.. Lee, and after
Mr.. Burgoyne's Surrender, which turn
ed the scale of war in favor of our fore
fathers, France recognized US and sent
armed assistance. We read likewise,
that in l77S, about the time that France
recognized us Baron Stcubcn, Prussian,
came to Washington at Valley Forge
aud offered his services as an engineer,
which was gladly accepted. Again we
read that during our last struggle for in
dependence, naturalized Frcnchmen and
persons of French descent, who were at
the time living in the South helped US in
that struggle. They did this, no doubt,
acme from patriotic motives, others be-
cause they feared if they did not do so
they would petdap be considered by
our government as allies to our foes and
consequently be called to account by the
Confederate Government.
IfFrance had been so much in favor
Of ne as some allecc. she would, il seems,
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A NEGRO FOR VICE PREsIDENT.-Th

A NEGRO FOR VICE PRESIDENT The
New Orleans Times says:
Since the withdrawal of Mr.. Colfax
from public life, a strenuous and united
effort is being made by the colorcd wing
Of tho Radicals to impose Frederick
Douglass upon the party as the candid
ate for Vice President in 1872. The
movement is also harmonizcd with by
the more ultra Radicals at the North
In this matter, the negroes are perfectly
right, having so long been put off with a
few Insignificant Offices and empty
promises.
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CoMMoN cRoc SHOP RuTrERs

Empty Bitter Bottles of various styles can be
found around almost every dwelling and cabin
throughout the land. Their taste is pleasant, and
are arcrtjsed to almost every disease while the
manufacturers knoar they possess medicinal proper
ties whatever They are so many DISCUSSES for ca
ceediaq{3 common beverages which do not cannot
possibly cure any one.
Beware Of these pleasant biteTs in quart bottles,
they contain sting for your vitals and he who buys
them carries "top"r's' grog into his house. One
man who Knows nothing about medicine says his
big bottles of stuff will chills and fever
rheumatism aud consumption another whose bot
tie is very fancy cures alimpurites of the blood.
makes old men young, casts out devils restores
sight TO the blind and numerous other miracles !;
while yet another who pr'sumcs every man drunk
ard proposes to cure collie IN growing nails yellow
fever heart disease, and love-sicl maidens !! We
know they make such cures. we know the people
at large deceived and swinded aud as we desire
TO ventate these common humbugs make the fol g.
lowing challenge 10 one and all:
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ENCLIsH FEMALE BITTERS.

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and Female
Regulator known. will cure all those complaints
above mentioned in an incredibly short time. The
Btprs al once arouses strengthens and restores the
womb to its natural condition, removing obstruc-
tons relieving pain and regulating the monthly
period Yonder sands pale feeble and languld
girl Just bursting into womanhood she is the pride
Of all but bark she silently steals pickle, eats
turns with dull eye and seeks solitude her eye no
longer sparkles her merry laugh is no longer heard
ringing through the air she mopes about with
bloodess lips and gums, with headache, papaon.
constitutions swimming ofthe head and cold feet and
hands melancholy; she has coated tongue often
sive breath and host OF other evils too to
mention.
When neglected all these symptoms become aggra-
vated there is sick stomach heartburn, dark line
settles under the eyes the legs and ankles are swoi
enthe hair loses its gloss and falls oft there is brit
eness aud splitting Of the finger nails, swooen alb
domen. extreme nervousness. trefuncss, pains and
aches dry coneh Hysterical Fits rapid prosration,
epilepsy and death Ii Won or any of yonr friends.
are thus aftlictd send at once for bottle of Eng
fish Female Bitters and be cured Its effects are
magical iii such complaints. Surely no mother will
postpone and delay this duty until.
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S}listellaneon5.
A. FIRST PREMlUM GE
We IMPROVED FAMILY
SEWING NICHIIE,

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MACHINE rrer inrented, gives perfect satisfaction
wherevr. introduced. Has received PREMIUMS
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by erery ftta3y who have them in use. Is noiseiess
makes the st oug and beautiful Elastic Lock Stitch
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lets. mailed free through practicable sewing
machine for family use. =" Tribune A very strong
and reliable machine" at low pricr.-''Standard y
THIS BEAUTIFUL sewing machine is Of the most
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REVOLUTIONS ALWAYS GO BACK,
WARDS.

If the movement is from despotism to
popular liberty it may be impeded and
retarded, but the very expressions of ty-
ranny constantly urge m 'vement on
onward to liberal government. When
government reaches this popular extreme
then arises the other revolutionary ten
dency, a tendency deriving force and
momentum from the corruption, and in
efficiency of dcmocracy-from individ-
ual NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and dcbasemcnt
of the franchise-to popular anarchy
and consequent despotism. The his
tory of human government is simply a
history Of these movements from one ex-
trcme of government TO the other and
never, in any instance, if we except
China, has it been found possible, for a
people starting from despotism to libcr-
ty or from liberty to despotism to pre-
serve, permanently the results of arevo-
luton. They move back to the condi-
ton Fl om whence they started.
The main cause Of all which is indi-
vidual ambition and popular ignorance.
At present we are moving forward in
the extension of universal suffrage, not
to be limited, perhaps, by race, sex OIL
color. Already the European immigra-
ton Influences the government and the
period is not distant when a constantly
increasing population will bring incrcas.
ed anarchy or increased subsection to q
central head. Well, We must accept
the inevitable as the dictate of common
sense; but when leaders of the democ
racy bid us now accept the system of re
construction established by radical usur
patton as thing accomplished and no
to be opposed we prefer to cling a while
longer to the hope of restoring the polit
ical mctcs and bounds of the govern
mcnt.
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Nidlleaged matrons, those at the critical period,
and the aged grandmother all cured by the ofour
English Female Bitters now prescribed and used by
physicians all over the country.
If you are troubled with Falling of the Womb.
attended with sense of weight and bearing down
pain in the back and sdptand other attendant evils,
English Female Bitters will give esltlre relief
Those at the "turn of life" mothers alter confine
mput, and ali others (male or ttmale) who are Rn-
vaescens from any protractcd or debl'tating COM
plant, who gain strength slowly ana whose diges-
ton is slow and imperfect will find hese Biters the
very thing their system demands. 1t gives power
FIJI alpetite, aids and assists digestion arousrs the
liver, Strengthens mentally and physically and fills
the whole system with pure crimson blood coursing
through its channels. 40 ~
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AKERMANs ELECTION BILL.

The Attorney General of the United
States writes the law.
The Agency, confcssedly an illegal
body under the State Constitution,
adopts it.
Bullock has the appointment of cleo
ton supervisors instead of the Ordina'
ries.
No challenge is to be made-the polls
arc to be open three days and negroes
and ignorant radicals may be marched
from County to County to vote withou
hindrancc.
Radicalism fatigucs indignation.
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LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.

HENRY NICHOLS, Freedman, Libel for Divorce
VS. in Cobb Superior
MARY j. NICHOLS, Freedman Court.
1t appearing to this Court by the return of the
Sheriff that the defendant Mary J. Nichols does not
reside in this County and it further appearing that
she does not reside in this State. 1t is motion or
dered that service be perfected by publication in the
Marietta Journal public gazette the law directs,
citing said defendant to appear and answer at the
next term of this Court otherwise the will be
considered in default, and the Plaintiff allowed to
proceed
n B. KNIGHT, J. S, C. 2
GAHrRELI & VIM, Plaintiff Attorneys. +
true extract from the Minutes of said Court,
March Term 1870.
H. NJ Hammctt, G. S. G. &
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FEMALE COM LAIN


That claims its victims throughout the length and
breadth OF our land.
MANY females suffer in way at each monthly
period some girls are i'll great peril at the com
mrncenent of menstruation while older ones dread
It's decline at the 'tum oflife." Sometimes the mem
strual flow is too much or too little, or may be at
tended with pain may he irregular or entirely
checked or changed in appearance, attended with
other distressing symptoms. LeucorhGa, or the
'Whites," frequently drains the system, or ueera,
ton ofthe womb mag create pain and eausf~rarid
prostration. ;,
Falling of the womb is an exceedingly common
complaint giving much trouble and distress, which,
under ordinary treatment is difficult to cure.
Mysteries, Green S ckness In tahy of the
Womb, and other serious and fatal complaints fol-
low the female sex throughout life. Lives there a
medical gentleman who has or can relieve the fair
sex of the above troubles Not many. Is there no
combination of remedial agents that will come to her
rescue 7 We answer, Yes.
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w. Z. D. Moss, Ord'y,
LIBEL For DIVORCE.

EYNTHA Y. ALDEN, } Libel for Divorce in Cobb
VS. }Superior Court.
OSCAR A.. hIDEN.1
il app airing 10 tho Court by the return of the
Sheriff that the defendant, Oscar A. Alden does not
reside in this County and it furthermore appearing
thai he does not reside in this State. 1T is motion
ordered that service be perfected by publication in
the Marietta Journal, public gazette as the law
directs, citing said defendant to appear and answer
at the next term of this Court, or otherwise the case
be considered in default and the Plaintiff allowed to
proceed.
n. Il. KNIGHT, j S. G..
GABTgEIL & WINN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
A true extract from the Minutes OF said Court
March Term 1870.
II. IF. Hammett, C. S. G.
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rs EVIL NECESSARY TO THE AID
VANCEMENT OF THE GoOD7

-
Is man SO constituted that there must
be suffering to excite pity; restitution
to dcvelope charity; cruelty to excite
humanity; in a word, all sorts of vicious
excuses to bring into exercise all kinds
of moral virtucs
These are questions underlying all
moral Philosophy and as you answer
them so must you build your moral
theory. IfGood can only exist in the
presence of Evil, then farewell, long
farewell, to all hope Of moral advance
mcnt.
TRocHU, the present Gcncral-in Chief
Of the French in recent work on WAR
furnishes a description of that terrible
evil. He says
"War, which imposes so many sacri-
fees in men and money on the people
who engage in it, and upon the armies
which make so many trials and efforts,
breeds, especially in the countries over
which it is waged, most inevitable mis-
cry and disorder Those of old time al
,oays dcgcncratcd, and in our own times
often still degenerate into outrage, vio-
loncc and devastation, wrecked upon the
innocent and habitually inoffcnsivc pop
ulations which ere trampled under foot
by the contending hosts. Here are the
real, widespread, terrible evils of war.
They are little spoken of, if they arc
spoken Of at all. for the cry of these ruin
ed people is stihed by the emotions OF
the ba tIefeld and of politics. But the
spectacle of these dumb and helpless suf-
fcrings is hcartbrcaking to every sol
der who possesses the least magnanimi
ty. All such soldiers are amazed that
modern civilization, which is so proud
of having supplanted force in the deal
ings of man with man by principles and
by the law, should still be attempting tt
settle international disputes by letting
loose the scourgcs of war. The souls o
such soldiers sickcn with scorn a
the aspect of the carpet knights who in
woke war and celebrate lis glorics ine I
conversational jargon which bctray
their vanity, their ignorance, their am
bition and their pretension."
In the foil owing he contradicts him
self when hespeaks of the evil as ncccs
sary to the development of the highc S
civilization:
"But, at the same time, the d ute
and the responsibilities of high commant
cannot fail to elevate the sentiments o.
all such men. TO lead, then, troops, by
the authority of character and Of exam
pie, into adopting the habits and accept
ing the rules of discipline; to dispose
them to consideration and kindness to
wards non-combaant populations; to
inspire the soldier with respect for him
self, with respect for the mission c0nhd-
ed to him by his country, and with sucl
devotion to the high interest represent
cd by his country's flag as shall make i
easy for him to lay down his life in thci
behalf-what work can be more worthy
than this of the noblest heart and til,
loftest spiritH From this point of view
firmly believe that wars which bear TIN
) double stamp of right and necessity er0l
the temper of nation, snatch a com
] munity from the enervating enjoyment
of long peace and reconstruct its man
hood by tempcring anew in the ordca
of peril aud of endurance its characte
and its SOUL
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Georgia Cobb County:

Bv virtue Of an order from The Court of Ordinary
of Cobb county will be sold before the court house
door in the city of Marietta between the legal hours
of sale on the first Tuesday in November next the
following property to wit: Lot No 1908 and 20 acres
Lot 1909 in 10th drtrct and 2nd section containing
60 acres more or less, two miles from Marietta on
the Roswell road, well improved, good dwelling
house and ont houses and good orchards and 30 acres
Of lot No 1877 in 10Th district and 2nd section; 81
acres of lot No 504 30 acres of Lot 505-Lot M
5U6 and 20 acres Of Lot No 507-17h district and z
secion all sold as the properly of ID G Handy de
CEASED fol- the benefit Of minor orphans. ~ r.
i. J. Handy, Guardian.
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6eueraI Adrrrti5tlaeats.
SICKNESS PAIN AND DEATH =!

Legitimaey result penalties for violations of nat
ural laws from which none escape.
The faded cheek the pale and wan features, the
dull eye the clouded intellect the deep heaying slg
the feeble and emaciatcd frame, the detected brow
the totering gait all indicate previous transgresson
of law. Knowing that ''procrastinaton is The thief
of time" all intelligent beings apply for some remedy
as soon as circumstances permit while those who
do not act upon the principle that delays are dan
gerous,' generally nger, lose more time ana pay
more money.
Thousands of mothers and daughters. in all sta
tons and condition of life are suffering, lingering
and diving from the effects Of some deaded and
dreadful.
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"A Good Investment !

IAN DETERMINED TO CHANGE MY BUS
mess and | am Offering my Carriage and Wagon
establishment for spp. consisting of two comrudious
shops. entirely we'll srI'ed for tie business
will sell Tools Timber and all, altogether desired;
also dwelling very convenient TO the shop with a
large convenient lot, excellent water, and everything
comfortable. Also small farm containing thirty
acres half mile fl ON the Public Square, with a
comfortable dwelling containing six rooms and all
necessary out-buil,iings. There is no better wafer
to he found The dwelling is situated in fine nat
ural shady grove. The land is in high state OF
cultivation the crops will now show. Twenty
acres cleared and ten in woods. More land can be
purchased adjoining if wan'cd. ] will sell stock
and crop with the place if desired And would re-
specially call all indebted TO me, either by note
or account 10 CONF forward and settle without de
lay as am anxious to wind upmy business in Mari
eta.
All will be sold together separate as desired
! have also several No. l. Wagons and Buggies for
sale cheap.
HUMPHREY REID.
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LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.

MARY ANN GREEN, } Libel tor Divorce in Cobb
VS. Superior Court.
WILEY c. GEEN. }
1t anpearing TO the Court by the return of the
Sheriff. that the defendant, Wiley G. Green does
not reside in this County and it furthermore appear
ing that he does NOT reside in this State. 1t is on
motion ordered that service be perfected by pubca-
ten ia the Marietta Journal public gazette, as the
iau directs citing said defendant TO appear and an
swe at the next term of the Court otherwise the
case will be considered in default and the Plaintiff
allowed to proceed.
GARTRFII e. wINN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
A true extract from the Minutes Of said. Court
March Term
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The North American Review admits
that a reyoIGtion in the Federal Govern
ment has been accomplished. 1t says,
''Thc powers originally reserved by the
Constitution to the States are in future
to be held by them only on good be-
havior, and at the suferance of Con
gress. They may be at any time sus'
pended or assumed by Congress.
The DECISIVE, irrevocable step towards
;nstituting new form of government in
place ofthat on which American liber-
ties have heretofore rested, has been
t,kcn, and by it TIE American people
Daf; stand
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Admin istrators Sale.

Georgia Cobb County:
Will be Sold befoi the Court House Door in the
City of Marietta on the tirrt Tuesday in October
next within the legal hours Of Sale the following
property to witt
! Our House and Let in the village of Roswell. the
same lying ON broad Street One handred and ninety
feet and running back eight hundred and forty feet
also five Shares of tie Capital Stock of The Roswell
Manufacturing Company the par value of said share
being $50 each. All sold by virtue of an order OF
the Honorable the Court of Ordinary Of Cobb Conn
.ty for the purpose of Distribution amongst the
legatees and sold the property of the Estate OF
Thos L King late of said County deceased. This
August .5th,l570. Terms Cash.
at ii. NJ HAMMETT, Admir-,
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II, NJ. IIammett, c. S. G
Motion to Establish Lost Deeds

W. w CARREIL, Admir- Motion to Establish
OF REUBEN RCMsEY. Lost Deeds in Cobb
VS. Superior Court March
EIoMAs RUMsEY Term 1870.
1t appearingto the Court by the return of the
Sheriff Of said County H. A. Baldwin. that the de-
PENDANT Thomas Rumsey is not TO be found in said
Coyhtvp and it further appearing that said Thomas
Rxt&v. resides beyond the jurisdiction ofsaid court
so tina, process cannot be served him. 1t is there
fore orleredaat this order be published once amonth
for three months in the Marietta journal and that
said Rule Nisi be made absolute at the next term Of
this Court, March Term 1870. Z
NIB KNIGHT, j, S. C.
A tue extract from the Minutes Of said Court
arch Term 1870. !,
eH NJ Hammett, G. S. G.