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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-09-22
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Some murderously inclined william
has made two unsuccessful attempts,
recently, to throw passenger trains
off the track of the Macon and Wes-
tern Railroad, by placing obstruc-
tions upon it.
Haight and Wooten's circus shows
in Atlanta 28th and 29th.
cambridge shipped nearly 10000
bales cotton during the past season.
The Warrenton Brass Band will
give a concert next month.
Andrew J. Kiser, of Powder
Springs, has gone to New York, to
lay in Fall and Winter Goods, for
the three stores of w. j. & A. J.
Kiser.
Atlanta is still receiving new cot
ton; so is Marietta {.
Savannah has a chicken with four
legs
The Confederate monument in
Athens is in course of construction.
The New Era complains of the
number of boys and half-grown
youths who loaf around the street
corners of Atlanta and annoy ladies.
The Telegraph and Messenger
complains of lack of small houses
in Macon suitable for salaried and
laboring men.
Louisville, in Jefferson county,
has no base ball ball club. And to
think that it used to be the capital
of the State, too,
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THE GREAT TIDAL WAVE.
[From The Savannah Republic

! From the savannah Republican.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,; The ex.
pectant "tidal wave," that is being
talked about, and producing in some
minds rather a feeling of uneasiness,
and in others, a source of amuse-
ment and again in others, an inter
esting national phenomenon, will
take place on the 9th of October
1t should not be COMPOUNDED with
the great "sea wave" that happened
August 18th, 1868, on the coast o
Peru, and that created such a terri
BILE destruction to life and property
and overAowed cities. That wave
was the result of an earthquake.
The great tidal wave that will oc-
cur on the 9TH of October, is easily
explained. We find an interesting
explanation of it, written by Pro-
fessor Proctor, of England. He
says On October 9TH, the moon
will be new-in other words-if it
were not for the brightness of the
sun, we should sec the moon close
by that luminary on the heavens
Thus the sun and moon will pull
with combined effect upon the wa
tiers of the earth, and so cause what
we called spring tides. This of
course, happens at the time of every
new moon. But some times the
moon exerts more effective pull
than at other times, and the same
happens also in the case of the sun /;
and on October 9th, it happens that
both the sun and the moon will give
a pa, ticalarly rigorous haul apon the
waters Of the earth. But after all,
high tides depend very Importantly
on other considerations than astron-
imical ones. Most of US remember
how predicted high tide some two
years ago.. 1869, turned out to be
very moderate, or, if we may use
the expression, very 'one-horsc"
affair indeed, because the winds had
not been consulted, and exacted
their influence against the as!rono-
mers. N5F
A long succession of winds blowing
off shore, would reduce a spring tide
to a heighth scarcely exceeding the
ordinary reef. On the other hand,
if we should have long succession
of winds blowing from the Atlantic
shorewards, before the approaching
high tide, it is certain that large
amount of mischief may be done in
some of our river regions.
Thus you perceive, Mr.. Editor,
that if our winds continue to blow
from the ocean, then we may look
out for a tide great deal higher
than usual, and it behooves those
who have crops or cattle en- the low
lands, to see to their safety before
the 9TH of October. am somewhat
inclined to think, from present in
dications, that we will have a high
tide, one that viii be something's an
event, Judging from the weather for
The past swo weeks or more.
r. - "a -~s EMRo.
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How to get money is the great desire of all
A really good and serviceabe Sewing Machine
will make money for you, or help you to save
it. viii be sent to your own home on trial, for
80 days, no matter where you may be, and you
can pay for it in small monthly installments, by
writing to the Great American Machine Co.,
cor John and Nassau Street, New Norl or
you can have have County Right free, as agent
and make money fast. We advise smart men
to secure the business, as nothing pays better
than the agency for a good Sewing Machine
Write at once.
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New Goods New Goods
NyTE HAVE STUDIED THE

NTE HAVE STUDIED THE
w wants of the people of North
Georgia, for five years, and can sup
ply every one who will call on US
with just what they need, and will
make it greatly to their interest to
buy goods in Marietta,
We have sold a great many goods
to Merchants north of this place,
who are perfectly familiar with the
Atlanta prices, simply because they
can do better by buying in Marietta,
from US. Why then should the peo-
pie of Cobb and surrounding coun-
ties, go elsewhere to buy what they
can get for less money at home =
We have REDUCED. our prices below
those of Atlanta or any other market
in Georgia.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars reward for any bill of goods
bought in Atlanta, that we will not
duplicate in Marietta in our line of
business. Have now in store a
splendid assortment of general Mcr-
chandise, Boots, Shoes, &c, the
quality of which cannot fail to give
satisfaction; Also, Dry Goods,
Brown, Bleached and Striped Do
mestics, Pants Goods, Spool Cotton,
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Crock.
cry and Spoons, Sugar, Coffee, Ba-
con, Lard and Flour, Teas, Spices,
&c. Liquors of all grades, which
for age and purity are unsurpassed
in the State, at from 81 to Sc per
gallon. Groceries of every descrip-
ton.
In short we can supply you with
almost anything you want, and in
tend to makei it to your interest to buy
from lis. Come and see for your
selves. We charge nothing for
showing and pricing goods.
Admittance to the house is free,
and five are so busy when you call
that you cannot receive immediate
attention, do not go out. BE seated.
Our chairs are free and all our WISH
tors welcome.
At our store on the South-side,
Public Square, Mr.. A. d. Ruede has
has a hundred clocks and watches.
We are not troubled with wood
Ticks here, but have Clock Ticks on
one side, and bed Ticks On the
-other. Have time plenty to wait on
all. Again we say come and see
r. H. McCUTCHE0N & BRO,
South and East Side. Public Square, Marietta
Georgia.
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The Atlanta Daily Sun.

The Prospectus ofthis excellent Daily, which
ge quote from says--''it is the cheapest Daily
Newspaper in Georgia, giving as much reading
matter as any. lis price has been put down
very low, for the purpose of placing it in reach
of all who would Ike TO take daily paper.
The Sun is the Organ of the People, the Ad-
vocate of justice the Defender of Popular Rights
and the opponent of Burdens heaped upon a
tax-paying people. 1t viii adhere to the old
safe timehonored, landmarks of the Democrat
ic Party, and strictly oppose any Departure
therefrom.'
Published il Atlanta, Ca, Stephens, Speights
j. Smith, Publishers. Terms 81 per annun.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.


Indians are the most healthy Of the human
race. They take an abundance ofplysical ex-
ercise, breathe p,lreair, and liyeon simple diet.
When sick, they use no mineral poisons, but
select roots, herbs and plants from the great
drug store of their Creator" MeCUTCHEoN's
"CHERoKEE INDIAN BITrERs' is a combina
ton of these vegetable substances which rem
der II entirely innocent and harmless 10 the
constitution of the most delicate male, or fe
male. The wond .rful power which these
"Btters2 are known TO possess IN curing dl-
seases evinces to the world that it is without
parallel in the history Of medicine and afford
additional evidence that the great benefactors
Of the country are not always found in the
temples of wealth nor the mary walks OF
science but among the hardy sons Of Nature.
whose original, untutored minds, unshackled
by the forms of science, are left free TO pursue
the dictates of reason, TRUTH and common sense.
Since the introduction of this remedy into the
United States, thousands have been raised from
beds of affection whose lives were despaired OF
by their physicians and pronounced beyond the
reach of medicine McCutcheOn's Cherokee
Bittefs' has driven the most popular medicines
of every name like chat before a whirlwind
| from almost every city, town and village where
! it has been introduced, andis destined ere long
to convince the world that the red mans rene
! dies are the white mans choice. For diseases
peculiar to the female sex there is nothing bet
! ter. Old and young, male and female, have
all been greatly benefited by its use. Hun
dreds ofeertifcates, from all parts OF the Unit
ed States. which are entitled TO the fullest conf
dence, speak of it in the most favorable manner
These are not only from persons who have
been cured by it, but also from some of the
most eminent physicians and druggists who
have successfully tested it in their practice and
voluntarily offer their testimonials in its favor
For sale by all Dealers.
Orders for these Bitters addressed 10 L. II
McCUTCHEON, Marietta, Ga, will receive
prompt attention; who alone is authorized tC
manufacture the original and genuine.
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erand Railroad Rarbeoue at Canton.

The energetic people of Cherokee county are
making preparations to have rousing Barbecue
in Canton, Tuesday the 3rd day of October 1t
viii be one worthy of the noble people of the
county. Everything that can make it a success
will be done. Music by an EXCELLENT band will
be one Of the pleasant features of the occasion,
while prominent gentlemen will be present to
intellectually entertain. The ladies and gentle
men of Marietta and the surrounding country
are cordially invited. Let there be large at
tendance Don't forget the day and time.
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Fallen.

A very decently clad human being, doubtless
OF the masculine gender, was on the street Mon
day, somewhat guilty of doing that which the
Good Templars are opposed to, and after con
tending with his pedal extremities for some
time, trying to persuade them to bear off the
amount of benzine engulphed into his pabulum
receptacle, which proved to be i'll vain, began to
oseillate and finally fell over against the fence,
to await the moment when returning strength
would give him perpendicular equilibrium-in
the meantime, however he could have appro-
priately sung
Il have tormy country fallen,
Who will care for mother now"
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All, sanbo.

An abridged specimen of a concentrated con-
glomeration Of charcoal and lamp-blaek, saun-
tered down the street few days ago, talking
about de incapacity OBJ de citizens oh dis vii
lage to support a gem'man darkey and guess
he'd be for going back to Atlanta" And at
last accounts he was on the Railroad track
making for said city as fast he could lift his
No. 8 appendages where doubtless his flching
propensities can find latitude to operate more
TO his satisfaction.
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WAsHISGToN, September 19.--The general
KuKlux Congressional Committee meets TO-
morrow. The Subcommittee has prepared
report on the financial condition Of the Southern
States. The finances of North Carolina, South
Carolina. Georgia and Louisiana are reported
in a bad condition, while in the other States
there appears to be an improvement. The SUD
Committee will also report on the election laws
in the Southern States, giving their most essen
,;aI features. The General Committee will
tomorrow, consider their course Of future action
involving the question as to whether the Sub
COMMITTEES shall be sent South to take testimony
or whether it shall be taken here.
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KuKLUX TRIALS IN NORTH CARO-
LINA-cRARGE OF JUDGE BOND,

KuKLUX TRIALS IN NORTH CARO-
LINA-cRARGE OF JUDGE BOND,
&C.
RALEIGH, N. C., Sept. Ia A
special term of the United States
District Court, for the trial of Ruth
erford county Ku-Klux, commenced
in this city to-day, Judge Bond of
the United States Circuit Court, and
Judge Brooks, of the United States
District Court, presiding. Nearly
forty persons were on hand in charge
of the United States District marshals
and the military. There was a large
attendance of distinguished counsel
and prominent citizens. On thegrand
jury were two colored men, both of
whom signed their names with
cross mark. In addition to the usual
oath one was administered, declaring
that the Jurors were not members of
any unlawful combination prohibited
by the Ku-Klux act.
Judge Bond, in his charge, re-
ferred to the laws to enforce the con-
stitutional amendments, and said i:
"These laws Cypress nobody
They are intended neither to disturb
nor affect any person who is not an
enemy to the peace and quiet of the
State, and who is not himself lawless.
Upon the rigor with which you en-
force these laws depends their useful
ness. A prompt and vigorous en-
forcement of them will restore peace
and harmony to thatspart of the State
where so great insecurity to life and
property seem to prevail. If this
duty be discharged without partisan
bias you will have the testimony Of a
good conscience and the hearty sup
port of the right-minded men of the
district of North Carolina, and for
nothing else need you care. The
people of the United States look anx-
iously for the restoration of order
here" A-
The jury were discharged until
the 18th, when the trials would
begin.
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Dead

Mr.. Thomas Leeman, who was stabbed, in
this city, last Thursday week, by D. B. Parks,
died last Saturday evening and was buried the
Sunday following. The preliminary trial of
Parks resulted in his being released on bond
to appear at the Superior Court for trial. As
to the occasion of the difficulty. we forbear COM
ment
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The South.

The above is the name of a new paper pub
liblishod at p Park Row, New York, by Tar
drew q Co., and devoted to the material inter-
ess of the Southern States. 1t is large hand
some sheet, and highly valuable to the South,
and will greatly aid in its industrial develop
ment.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE
We learn that Joseph Fry, the clerk
of E. +. Blodgett, Purchasing Agent
of the Western & Atlantic Railroad,
disappeared on Sunday last, and has
not been heard Of since. 1t is said
that he took a train hound North
ward Sunday evening. Various ru-
mors are ahoat. One is that ne is a
material witness against the Super
intendcnt and other State Road Off
Gals. Another is that it could be
proven by him that McCalla offered
for $4,000 70 burn up the State
Road books and leave the State
Where is Fry! Who showed him
off ?-ConstitlttiOn.
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For House Cleaning, washing dishes, floors,
oil cloths, tables, cleaning windows, paint
knives and polishing tin, brass and all metals
use Eloch Morgan's Sons sapolio. 1t is cheap
er and better than soap. Get it from your gro
Ger. or at 2ll Washington street n. \.
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Trrrs LIVER PILIs-As purgative medi-
cine stands uurivalled. Their action is uniform,
certain and safe. They are entirely Vegetable,
and donot cause those gripping pains that most
Pills do
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The LoNDoN STORE is making a general
clearance oftheir Summer Stock at sacrifice
to make improvements.
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We had occasion 10 try it the other day for
burns in our family, and founditto afford almost
immediate relief" This emphatic language ls
from the Independent South, published III
Griffin. Ga. in an article Oh Darby's Prophylaet
Fluid.
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The College Building,

Sealed proposals were called for up to the
goth inst, for the purpose of letting out the
contract for building an edifee for the Marietta
Female College.
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b Travelling and Morning Suits, Under Gar
ments, Gloves and Ribbons, at greatly reduced
prices at the LONDON SToRE, Atlanta.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Stamping for Braiding and Embfoiderysdone
witt dispatch and at moderate prices, at the
LONDON STORE, Atlanta.
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The Good Templars.

The Good Templars of this city are meeting
with favorable encouragement. New members
are initiated at every meeting.
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COMING.

The great Panorama ofDr. Livingston, of his
% years Of travel in Africa, will exhibit in Ma
rieta at Nichols Hall, Monday night, 25th inst,
Tickets can be had at the Hall, during the day.
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A prime lot of BACoN-Hams, Shoulders
and Middlings-iust received by
WADE WHITE.
gnAJTUS Y CheSdsee Street
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The Collins Steel Flows are said to be even
more popu lar than the Collins Axes, which is
a good proof of their superiority, and the care
used in their manufacture.
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McCUTCHEoN'S
INDIAN BITTERS.
GREEN GROVE, ALA,
September 4th 1871.

Dr. r. II. MeCutcheon, Sir You will please
send US six dozen bottles OF your Cherokee
Indian Bitters,v as we think we can dispose of
them during the sick season for reference to
our firm. apply to National Bank, Huntsville,
Ala, Foredice Rison, Banker Huntsville, Ala,
j. S. schofeld, Macon, Georgia. Ship to Green
Grove, Ala, via. Bridgeport, Ala. Care Steam
er Ida, Tepnessee River.
Respectfully,
OWEN, LAMAR 81 co.
BY WA. G. Jamsr'
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rarietta Male Academy.
Discharged.

A. l.. Harris, charged with cheating and
Swindling the State, had his trial Monday in
, Atlanta, and was discharged from custody
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Parasols, Summer Shawls and Millinery, 81
.halfprice at the LONDON STORE, Atlanta.
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General advertisements.
CLAIMS FOR WAR LOSSES.

BY "a late Act ofCebews&, Colnnlissi,r.erss l.ays
been appointed 20 receive rxaapi, and ,.nns; III.
the justice and Vitality Of claims Is loyal chi.
Gems Of the United State, if6r stores anil s,i,,-
plies taken or furnislpe infing lie rebellion.
for the use of the Army Of iLe i.i:s ,:t..ias IN
States proelaimed as in ilIsfteetion against tbs
United States includingtlellse and loss, of yes
sells or boats, while employed in the military
service of the United States, > and with declar.
alton tlfat ''All claims within this Act, and not
presented to said Board (ofCommissioners shall
be barred and shall not be entertained by anv
Department Of the Government, without further
authority of Congress-
The undersigned, WILLIAM KING. of this
State, and ANTHONY VAN WYcK, formerly a
citizen of the STATE of Wisconsin and now a res
ident of Marietta, Ca, offer their services TO
claimants for losses under the said Act, 10 adius,
and prepare their claims representation 70 the
Board, and to prosecute the same for collection
Their charges for services, will be moderate
fee paid in advance, and contingent fee 10 be
deducted from the amount recovered Claims
to them shall receive their personal
attention before the BoalsI Of commissioners in
Washington, H sga
WILLIAM KING.
49, hhfs ANTHONY VAN WICK.
Marietta, Ga, 20h March, l371.--6n.
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srNn YnuR MONEY

IN Post ONCE orders. checks. or draf.s on New
York. wherever congenieDr. II not then reshtet
the letters containing money. Address
I.W. ENGLAND, Publisher.
Sun once. New Xork CITY.
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THE sEnIEWRRKLY suN.

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Eight Dollars.
Ten copies, one year. separately addressed lana
an extra copy to gettRr up Of club. q,
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TERMS TO CLUBS.

TERMS TO CLUBS.
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Last Call.

LOG AL 1T M s.
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The jury were discharged until
the 18th, when the trials would
begin.
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Marietta, Georgia, September 20, 1871
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REMI-wEEKLY SUN, % A YEAR,
Of the same size and general character e.
THE WEEKLY, but with q greater variety -
miscellaneous reading. and furnishing the ne|'
10 its subscribers with greater freshness because
~ comes twice week instead Of once only.
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Full directions accompany all my Remedies,
so that person in any part OF the world can be
readily cured bya strict observance Of the same.
j. II. SCHENCK, NJ. D., Philadelphia.
JOHN f. HENRY, No. College Place New
York, Wholesale Agent.
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