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4 Registering DailOt. Box.

Thenew Haven Jev,nal says that . s.
tlenssn Ut that plsce he's invented regis's'
ing ballot-box. lss mechanism Is very -
pie, but 1t the same time Il secures the r
aired resals. On the inner side Ut The b,
10 = Glide, which can 10 slipped back =
t nth ~ - 10 oOvsr and uncover the -
through which the habits are put. W.
. voter hands up his ballot. and his rigns.s
vote, has bueu. rceriained by the cheek ~
the slide h pulled back, leaving the ~
0D,Enl log the entry Of the ticket: a
Glide Il pulled back II rings email be-! -
1t the tsnie time turns skmall wheel S'ss
which rolls = slip Of paper. The ou'sss ~
this paper hss printed upon II figures ~ ~
o u ~, end tsCh time the Glide IL pu'Iss ~
wksel isy,stsgp ths. number VI ~
which number eat he seen through M
hVls IN ibs, bug. When twenty voEs 4.
bern regisstrch sppther Wheel. ossosa =.
first, registers 50 also, and then escn h
Ill the numb@r zoo has been Stacbso =
plncin9 In third wheel. the Munou. ~
can b. reKistefsd. In this way !ns 3
numher Of persons who have voteG 1...iae
Segistered BY the wheelA u doeoS ~
has been effected, IL will b dtDeloeso
coaAuna q Tho Sol)otA
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Thursdays Dispatches,
MISCELLANEOUS

Salt LAX, N.-Although last fall (;ovc,ro, 9,
totO'd ihe Naavoo Legion ~ DIN. the Mormon Iss
Ienrra! has. In on order published this svcn,ss S
aessS 'n tn, T ;% ror the 4sh & July Gov
to ssscnt to this proceeding.
WaseiLgton, "a private telegram, received =.
4. %. from New Orleans, rays that nsruissAs
ovation S wss xiv.n to srns.or kellogg lat Sss
trssion. were ,eccivcd with tnmul,ous spplauss
was the )argest meeting ever held In Louisiana
Maj Nicholas Bowen. Of the Engineer cor,s l..
.scn "sder'd 70 report u Lieut. Thornton for duts
the Boston Bridge 's
The Genera, In charge Of the Ordinance has n.
authorized to visit the arsenais At BeccN Vanco",
Ae"'e""oFsh and Rock Island on public business.
commissioner Plessonton has decided the dincrs..
"% premium rcalxed by hanks In exchange VI vars.
seturned ~ earuiOxs subject ~ Internal revenue H.
Gen. Forest before the Ka K,ux Comm,,,., ,>H
aaid II the ka Klux Organization ever .xisteI
Ic REM, IT was on account Of ,sov. BroxMlox
Furnishing rebels. aud because VI the xpprcSru,I
VI and iAiury OF person aud property ut the haMI,s
armed ncgro m .randers Certainly III such o.ynujs
ton has existed In Tennessee sinco 1858
New Brunswick. N. j.. 27-.Ilou, Amos Rohh.
Democratic politician. died u day.
Cleveland. u. ST. 3. Marshal Hastings h. =
Ken n aud arrested he ringlrader Of large van.s
COUNTIES frilrrs located In that St,tc liz captured mn
counterfeit money and implements for nliautacture
DOvCf, IT,. SS.-The shUe box mandatory A.
saw mill Ut Far,ey y Co, ut Wolf.,OrUu.h burn
yesterday. LO.s S3lOOJ Two men were arrested {.
suspicion Of sctting hrc to the premises.
Long Branch, ~ President Grant, Fred Grau
General Porter and Mr.. WassrH, q West Point csds
ani Mr.. H. NJ. Alexander. lett herv on specia lra,
this mOrnin. for Princeton. n J.
N. Y. 27--Jud.:. Barnard today Issued an injus
lon restratnIn. the Internal revenue collector d
bOOSiyn from collecting tax Oh tn. last year. /
come Ut H. Z. Robbins. ii that city Tnis Il the On
c-e presented under auspices Of the anti incOm. In
assessment. and will b. appealed u tho Suprcs,
| Court VI tho United States.
FOREIGN.
Berlin, 27.-Emperor William has decrccd Dcp,.
tIOu on the prescNt army Vt cOl)in tiOus In Franz
aud tho formation 1t all Ger,nln troops In that CON
try intv os'e combination, to be called Army Vt Oce
latioa Ia France, with M,uteufcl rs Commander.
TERRITORIAL.
Helena. 2S.-SOmc sluice rObbcrs tnrned the w,h
into Mr.. iiaiOrls sluicc bOxes on \ claim lels
the city, QUE night ast wcek, and washed w the On
three boxes, carryiu. a~xy with them good quausu
d ama.am. No trace Vi the robbers.
Some light fingered gent entered Colonel Williams
room. 3c0ily BLOCK, the other day, aud carried VI
Colts six.shvOtcr.
Gov Il. F. Potts arrAcd from tho Capital last ni:s
| Colonel +. Z. Deimiing arrived from Virginia q,
yesterday.
Coaches arrived last night from all directions oadt
down with delegates u the Republican Issritus
Convention.
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70 u subject . be peogroDed, uQNQge 2e
Toophisssies and inpe1csjcaj tbsaa}D IL
o. Dopent, presented ~ Chinese qsat.on In
iat,ps.csicl phase aad effects, exposGd the
hidsous deformitias q The Asistic imDign
ton, the disastrous c6scts 81 II upon ths h.
boring classes Of America. declared the high.
at benidceuce Of government was 70 build
upy increase End snstain the intelligent
working clAsses; that The larger shsir pro.
portion the better the country and people,
that III history demonstrated tho people that
most readily asaiusilassd with % and were
most valuable - citizens, were those Of the
European nations, and that any false phi.
lsnthropy which wouh yield up sheigrand
heritage Of tho Pacific Coast :" the Chinese.
was . fsllacy that Il was our duty 70 expose,
to combat and destroy. Clagett vas r.
peatedly intercepted with enthusiastic plau.
dits, and the vote stood 60 to II against S~n.
dera This, however, was not even . test
vote on the Chinese question as Immediately
affecting ~, and the resolution would per.
haps havo not been insisted upon hal not
Col 8. announced his desire for i 6ght-and
he got it. It's fair 70 say. however, that
his speech In itself was magnificent, and A.
though few members thought Il not best
to have the discussion II II could DC avoid,
Cd, the widest range was taken Ia the dis.
cussion, and not IN attempt was made TO cut
of or shorten the debate between the two
champions. Barring the fact that few a..
persions and rather keen phillipIcs were in.
dulged in-witlout which Sanders would
not 10 Sanders self-it was IN effort ,hst
even those who differed most radically IN
opinion could not bu, pay the tribute Of sd-
miralioa. The old "wsr horse" 10 vigorous
yet - In the years agone; true a steel TO
his beliefs. with intrepidi,y and mastsrly
ability to proclaim them, though he s,oal
but one among ten thousand. II was truly
the joust Of the giants when Sanders and
CIagett met ~ fight for principle In the
midst Ut the assembled Representatives Of
the Republicans of Montsna, and 90 far
from dcprecating It, every Republican d
proud that our leaders have principles, the
ability tn expoual their views. and dispt,si:
tiOn 70 stay with them. whether within their
own party or joined hand in hand. a SAN
ders and Clsgett are, working for the CON,
mon good.
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CHEEK.

The Iowa Democracy endorse the New
Departure, " and The leading Democratic 20.
per Of the Stsae-thc Constisation- says in
regard to It, The Democrats have adopted
tho political ideas of the radical party In the
matter Ut constitutional amendments, or in
other words there h now no real difference
between Democrats and Radicals upon any
of the issues growing out Of the war; We
srs free 10 admit that upon this issxs,
whether tho recent amendments to the fed.
eral constitution arc Or are not part of the
fundamental law of i've Union, there Is no
longer any politiea! difference between the
two parties, and it is upon this the Demo.
cratic patty base their hopes Of success :"
.Thss's hiding the l'ald .cranium'of Democ-
racy under Republican wig TO catch the
rich helrsss, ''Powes." Sac os.-.'13 .aa'.,
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.asrrrl16TG0 % the oar.

The 1sssv vote 1t Ohio 3 laooe i'.l2l
,Tbs Nasitolsa sxpdiiioa eoss Johnny
Bull lo0, 900 psaads ssssliag. 9rgamoa n-s3u
Hon 1hoaas H. Rsn,ea'Si postssis viii
adore, ths ps~, 500 svld notes y ;@',..i .,
Kss,ucky D:mocracy rensdiaas the .'ssw
dspafiagsssl Gaf agSsl Jta 9Iot sat
GoSdsa, 1lexleo, Offers o9de each Tor u.
Idisni ScalpS. paii-a'ii''i 9f' hois''m ~
!Thss b sAeasasd. Doavssies a ircssasa fn
one sss1nS.i lalaly. s.Sa..aon asg4H Z. !
'.N0desay" asks what y the hese 1DetabOia
Of pspplsg ~ 4loesslea : liy 3 COCA. !dtAl
like champagns; slfl,dsa'l papiasslf, ihsrs
y sossseAisg wroog about l. lo.,i,
aSsiAsGi 1koiyAnd 1asabsek ia sssatou
lscssssd % Won.a 9s4tass n Chsgyis.a ~,
Jsss III uheplla.t eskn. 81 ~ itjisasI
,hisAa CalyitaAe npAs aauaeslvl, ibss stsh-
~aS S.dSsi = - ~ siarsy. ,sssiJ 4 my
! ,Asesslu s60sisy 10, $3.50 ~ ~ l. We ssi
e1nfl = y ~ = y IA - ~
Ssgalhsae - 16nssns st sAssa1a, iaithe
ahsu1lDscs6Dsialy s1s,ylsyel ~ ~ pa4dili
~ ~ - yYJaIS ~ 49, ] Nd "
,ooa. W leAess ~ -: i .iliIs1sI ~ y
aa1sAnhs4 4nas 80 liuahldnt .enks1a
a IebaDIoe4Aetok y Uoiu ~ 4yuns
- ae1lsD6 49, ss'sgks y ~,
sl(s - $3.50 sallins 1GDl1s
qn1k fnnsrmul IL; .hsliassr br
- .I1;.gosssorl
2 3 -.
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(:1lAINAL.

The, following order, from Gov. Pot, has
been received by Sheriff w. W. Jones. This
order PLACES the Territorial convicts under
immediate charge Of Mr.. james t.ilchrist.
Wsrden Of the Montana Penitentiary. We
have not asccrt-incd the exact date when
the prisoners Of the Territory will be trans.
ferred to the Territorial Prison, but presume
i win take plpee IN . few days. ~ the Peni.
Tertiary y ntw ready for their reception
and cares Z EftE @lt Ne 10 EYgtta. aG
ExscUTlvE DEPARTMENT MONTANA TERRITORY. !;
6, .. Virginia City, n, r., Juns - ISL.
TO ". ". Joxzs, Sheriff q Desr l.stes county. /,
SIn: You will cause n hc delivered to the oes IN
charge Of the United States Penit.ptlary nj Deer
Lodge CITY. Nonisas Territory. July 1et Isyl, aIl
pessO9s jn yssr cstady vh0 have bs.s rssvetsA ssd
sentesced 10 ton6ncme0f IN the PsniteutiaSy f0r W.
latiou u tho laws It said TcaritAxy. ~ ~
Y0u arc directed - nsske the MOe 61spOs1tioO OF
81 pcssoes who nay hesesttes BE- convicted u vias,
thu u t0e Territorial Laws ID yoar COauty soa sea.
tencsd ~ GBe0pe0ese ID ~ HtMtesNsesy. .I7J III
have tbe hosos % ~ with high regard yos. eheli.
.717S1l z a".,ffs H,,l osvesNoe q Hcnsssa
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In an alle editorial entitled +" 0rant's
Work" the C,ncinnafi Gasstts refers to three
great achievements in tulfillment Of the
pledges Of the Administration
1si-Tbc reduction 1t the public debt
$229, a2o. O75. and the tightening Of the TAX
niiOn nearly one halt. nns ,fsl,0 ri.
TIE letter VI acceptance q the nemins.
ton in lSgA said: .. " .. @.
Peace. and universal prosperity. its -.
Quence, with elv,nOmy Of administration,
will tighten The burthen 1T taxation, while
i. rons,antly reduces the national debt.
4i-The army has lx,cn reduced 10 ! peace
footing. now numbering only 81, 000 men,
And tl'is hss been done by the man who
was going (aecosdlng to Democratic author.
ity) 70 pse the army for the usurpation Of
powss, and n make himself military dlcss.
TOR. - 4pa l!ef,p II su ra pu
3d-Under the authority given him. be u
reforming shat lrpwins abuse ip our whole
civil services public patlpnsgs. He i put
ting power, ost u ~ own hasds By ap-
pointing aicolnnittes VI cspsble aud d;saln.
yuished men, who no welded 70 civil
reform = sxanins and psss % No 6tnsss
u caadidaaes foe pGsitioa In III servics. ~
TIE assicSs essciodss y follow: d-uuad
= SIDE " ads WIN The ss,ttacs)ou ~ 'ths
mlutogY seSvlc6 comes thiS ulUvs % i've 4,
~ civil Ssfyics mllse s1lcieqe2. Its the
eoldtef sqt Win ~ iaanSnsalsd thiA
IL Gt.nt ds1s46sned 8 Z, e. impaiaii::s
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Prince .Nap0ieON's Plea for the
9' Empire. ,..

Va.
The London journals Of the Cd inst. con,
tain the text of the letter addressed by
Prince Napoleon tn Jules Favre. He charge.
the Republican Minister and his colleagues
with the responsibility Of almost MI the
evils FROM which France Ia suffering. and
paints cut how much better things were
managed under the Empire THE Empire, y
the Prince observes. = he'd committed great
faults, COR defeats were great, but our dis
as,ers date from you. Let each bear his
part. Without doubt il Was . gricvous CT.
rpr to count too much upon the forces Ut
France, and to commit in 1870 the faul,
which Prussia committed in 1903 TO lpok
ton much Ia our victories under the great
Republic and the First Empire IN think
,sO little If the powerful enemy We had IN
c,mt,at TO contemplate the Crimes in 1854
and Italy 10 1850, instead Of calmy lnking
IN The face the German forcssIin 1870. head,
edhy remarkable mea. neither wiss. To
Mr. con ! deny these fhults. for which The
Nar,!eons ply far more heavily BY their
As.ytfsil grief than By ihsir mere exile; bui
M Empsrus has Hcvcr sDught u cling In
the throne BY peace which might ave his
power BY Imposing ton great sacrifices on
France. Msrkt We have one consolation,
.lne4 Of, having fallen with the country.
while. the caantrary. yons elevation dates
fsuan iis misfossuna" TIE Prince tells n
Favre that he knOvs better .shaa anybody
the terms wh Cd Napoleon III. might hsxs
ot,tainedi fnn Pruss,a u Sedan. They were
h.s1, no doabs. bot sl,e sacrifices % Frsncs
x6aM not. II they had besn accepted, have
hsi1is comparison with thqse she has Ind ~
nisk4 TIE rsat reason why n. Fayre &c
copied Everything which Bisinnrck psvposcd
Z - Primes plainly ,teils him tlsal b. .wss
lie 70 nndeystand ~ the German Minis.
Ut t6st tns = ,hSsqgence az fsfu.al would ~
ss'S asfnh1lnG of tl,s old Legislative
s:siy Il ben "hs saya, ''.yoa signed any
49,, ,nEI n, s4i}sTnHes sia E3H yatssU)
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Republican Ticket

E0 Con0noSs
o' % A-1'A"
Se'ss's'n'saa'as Of Pubic seh'''~
Or wmTFoRD.
i0rIs c0LrrAN'
WV. ALLISON.
.---- ...--..- .-,--
SATURDAY. MOkNlNG, JULY !.
=--------.-----=-----=
AhfO0'AcN f1AlEvAA VI A"'1NA
cs sae hepoo.eSia1 y e. Ok Aon'aRs 1'9 II
Resolved, That tie xdmin,st,tiou Of President
.ss &c. ,Ss 10 Sdsy e kspSs;:a pnsss s Ssn
~ ~ r,Siic rew.rn. 80 SSrsns ~ hrs. ~ es.s
sc nss Sssn y: :oS
0s.xst,cn ~ ~ nstsoasI cs,a s,. & ss;.
shown towards foreign bowers IL Il: treatment q al
a. frienSlv rsssions wi.h ths cixssS "a vorn nnSss
eirnm:tsSoss ~ sir.o"s ne,srsisi.S a,Mc"itv: ~
Sor its 6rmness and sseacity in Srinene 70 isppy
*. tSs Log ss.aSeg Ct As
ssSd Of var Emo funis6iSe 10 ntsrnsttoosi IN ana
the iaisre.ts & 90 vord &c eoss
cesss ths sos1 corSsi endosrsncnt n ~
Sssty q HoctsnS. 49, ''''' ''''' " W.
IT,; a. :tsc:.s d: :sy q 5:ess',s:.
Sv ths ncone .n6 Tor tSs pous VI In nons II rs
Il al 81 III unItsd Ststes IA Il M psiSS 1s si.nis
1S s!Sis OF sos ss @slCy e. e ne
sc. - ~ n ~ tsteSs6 h rss ~ -
i:;:0e. Ps!!sss :hc:' m s.:ds |: gs!i.ies "a
S:vc rsscst. Ia frssSnis.t nimssiss "A 49, c"n
vsnfons ~ thst the neooie al henc ~ snSrs
Z c political 2Swss have 70 s .s:s e.tssd ed
1koss fnDctiuc Il simniv 70 rscosd ve9ic1 sirSsdv
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VINO STOLE the TRsArY.--Th Dated
States 6saaae, having failed b heal i,s
wounded dignity W discovering who stole
the copy Of the high old joint treaty tor The
TssSsss. let o. ten them how The theft VI.
accomplished. Four days bsfoso ne publi-
cation Of the precious document. N individ.
ual employed I'M the 0ovesnn,ent priusiag
oliioe. informed the Washington corresps,u.
dent oftke New York Herald that be would
supply that pspa with COPY Of the .reasy
for 81, "a The corroer,pdeut islesraphsil
to The HwslS olRee for instructions, end -.
ccived responso over the wircs 10 the effect
thss he should sssuss shsi docdmens " Il cns,
~ hrDse the amount ,nsned. Strangely
enough, hoFevsr. the 0ovcrsmset Piaiipe
Once man did not again approach the Hss-
aid, bnts day - two aftesxaed vens h the
Td,sss correspondent and altered The
Tha.y fas 4i30.t,s They ,sJsx1splsd 10
Whltel4w Rieal Tot inslsuctiona. AVID 10 =.
turned bis cs,nsene ~ lke rati0csSljO Of tho
transaction. And mt b exasly, INV, tAe
whole ting vlsksd Z xs;1fSs Rv
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THE HELENA CONVENTION.
4 Hsanl Betweea Claeelt aad Sa.desA


.Ann.,l R..v !, l:larslt a.a .a,aar =
Ii -. ~, 80 n. H.. ~ ~
!ne nepoolcsn Honveot'oo = tas'eos =
ve.oeea : scees ..noe. rfeeeoen' 10 shs 20
n.'sss e'ns's o. zoe Issn'oey.a1 sqsaf ::
',.Iu ~ - 1870 % ssst e ' aSc .
r. "'. ~ :. 49,. - s.. Is g
aoa'..a-Oe.IM: s.e ss.. sSa W. n.
O1s ~. !. -: s: 49, II - .'..: -
..u - q y - - y. 1s, ~. see
c'lcom.'.scs e. 9, w. - 49, ny 4.
~: soo .sa - spso..s -.
~ 49, $500. 49,, 1870 .so 81
$500 l..I" ,.S y:.s'S' q
"s1 osss u !. ~. ~. q .ss esseae.ss
ca 81 s.,S.,,, so..,,s,s,o..a - i,sssss. s.
- ~. ~. .i.sI IL ..s 10. ~. r
~, -. ~. 49, 49, !.
.- ps.,.., -" -.:s....;~......:
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The yachts oappo and Wasderos, Of NeU
Yost. have ben maAeAsd--Sesty nlI0 81
elaooa - -. s,,s So. !
Ths Daass Rspsh1eaa opaysssloa n
llaiss AAvs noaiaaAod eidsey PsaAan ~
0ovegDoG. ft 81 ..fiEa -. ..ih.
II RsslD6ns ~ sppsistsl I. \ W.
90. q rnaylyaaiA sent Sae - eaasls
0joox ln6lana vr,4s.-.ttssf Il, ,ft @IFtg.
1dwssd eylo - uasoas1 = 1lnnlD
ysssssdAy y 1asly 11 y - $3.50 =
11o)ooH. ~ .ys, xrzlsg rs.tpes.s
lliehssl II ~ sGal1p = ADhl4
lise g Ja11soso - I =
yileaGI - ~ ~ =! -!
seleA = sB1bsg1lin opaseoe = Nd.
sys.lil. iai.5 rof Tssa4.aa IA t1r ,a1si'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-12-01
SCHOOL BOOKS.

We publish the card of Gen. Cor
don with the remarks that while we
would always give preference to
home literature Of equal merit, we
would be far from encouraging any
thing of the kind Of sectional OF
provincial character calculated tc
preserve or foster sectional animosi-
ty. We have had enough Of that
and we want neither New England
or Southern books leading to such
results, but accurate and truthful
books, that while they impart en-
nobling home sentiments will not
prevent the mind from developing
into something more enlarged and
more liberal.
From the reputation of the Au-
thors of the works referred to by
Gen. g., we might anticipate that
their productions are such as indi,
cated--such as might be used in q
Southern School with profit and in s
Northern School without offence.
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THE COMING YEAR.

The coming year will determine
for all time the character of our po-
litical institutions. There is but one
issue before tho country, with each
alternate full Of momentous events.
The people are to remain in control
Of our political institutions or the
government is to rule our destiny
The chances are stated, with the
doubts of the Louisville Journal, in
the following paragraphs;
"We frankly own that we are AT
sea. We desire to follow not 70
lead. Questions of expodiency are
difficult TO solve. Where couvictior
exists in any strong form there is
something tangible to hold to, But
policy is a curious and shadowy, a
freakish and insubstantial thing, and
what seems good to-day may seem
bad tomorrow.
One thing is certain, unless the
conservatism OF the country be unit
ed against the Administration, moth
ing can prevent the reelection Of
General Grant"
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UTAH,

SALT LAKE, Nov. 2S.-Leaving
MormOns express their anxiety shst
Brigham Young viii be here on
Monday FOR trial, They are posi-
tive he will be here in time, if the
prevailing storms permit. He has
been rotided by telegraph. 1t is
stated that he has already started
for Salt Lake City.
The case Of Brigham Young, IL
centiors cohabitation, was called W
yesterday and has been fixed fol
next Monday. The defendants
counsel asked for two weeks delay
on account of the absence of Brig.
ham Young, but the Court refused
Clawssn and Bates were indicted or
similar charges, but pleaded the il
legality of the Grand Jury, which
the Court ovsrruled. On the charge
of murder of Roach in 1857, against
Brigham Young, and others, argu-
ment was had on motion to quash
the Indictment on seven pleas.
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TIE MAR1RTTA JOURNAL

Is now the official Paper for
FOUR prominent, populOus and pro-
cressive Counties-CoBB, PAULD-
INC. CHEROKEE, and PIcKENS.-
This should be saqgestioe to our bus
mess community.
There is nothing more important
to a business community than
"Directory" within the reach of
every customer who may possibly
be interested in the business of the
place. Every one commencing
business, acts in some way, upon
this idea, but in most instances fail
to do themselves justice from the
fear of expense. They put up
signs, some with name only, some
indicating the line of business, to
be seen only by those that pass
Others add Cards, Circulars, &C., to
be seen only by limited number Of
mostly Indifferent parties. Others,
and these alone avail themselves of
all the advantages of publicity, ad-
vertise in papers which circulate in
the homes of those interested in their
business and which furnish to per
sons in distant portions of tho coun-
try some conception of the business
character of the place.
These arc simple truths and when
we tell the business community of
Marietta that it is more deeply in
terested in the success Of the MARE
ETA JOURNAL than we are, we do
SO simply to indicate its purpose and
aim in relation to the general inter
est, 1t visits, at regular periods,
the homes of their customers and is
read, both at home and abroad, by
all who are interested in the bust
ness of the place. Hence it is the
best possible DIRECTORY" the bust
ness community can have to bring
into notice, sustain and advance its
respective and genera! interests.
Being thus the best medium 0.
communication in all business rela
tons, it is not too much to ask tina
the paper should represent the whole
business Of the place-that every
enterprise appealing to public favor
or patronage should exhibit that ap.
peal through its columns. We woulc
then have a DIRECTORY" of its bust.
ness and be enabled to make the
paper so highly attractive thai
thousands of names would be added
to its subscription lists.