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Smyrna times., 1871-01-11
A PATp FIRE DEpARrMExrhas been an excl

A PAID FIRE DEPARTMENThas been an excit
ing question in Wilmington for several weeks
the subject having resolved itself into politi
cal squabb;e-the Republicans f,voring it anC
the Democrats opposing it, Several week.
ago an ordinance creating Paid Fire Depart
ment was enacted by the City Council by a
strict party vote the Republicans having a
majority OF one in the board The petition
asking for the passage of the ordinance was
generally favored by the Republicans, but
was also signed by number of Democrats,
among them such men as Hon. w. G.. White
ley, Jesse Sharpe, Edward Moore, James
Bradford Francis Barry and Others. After
the passage Of the ordinance great opposition
to it was manifested by the Democrats, and
especially by the 6remen, who poll a great part
OF the Democratic vote of the city. A petit
ton asking for its repeal was signed by 500
voters, and on Thursday the ordinance was re-
pealed by the aid OF Republican Councilman,
named Walter, whom the Democrats used as
tool. By their votes, and by voting for him
self, he was elected Superintendent of the
Water Works. Tie then voted with the Dem-
ocrats to repeal the ordinance creating the
Paid Fire Department, which was carried by
one vote. The result created intense excite.
ment in the council chamber The oppositi,n
OF the Democrats grows out of the fact that the
hrenen are opposed to the paid system, and
In favor OF the volunteer plan. 1t was thu.
made to assume, very erroneeusly, a political
bearing instead of measure for the general
good. Had the question been entirely divested
of partisan bias, it would doubtless have been
fully su'tained as most of the leading Demo
Gratis were in favor of the new system. On
previous effort to secure the same reform, three
OF the present Democratic members of Coun-
Gil, Messrs. Bright, Finnegan, and McIntre,
Joined in the petition. Nearly all the princi-
pal cities are adopting the paid system, as m,re
conducive to the public safety more conducive
to the morals of the fremen, and cheaper 10
the municipalities III the long run.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

The y. S. Steamship .Saginap was to,.n-
wrecked on Oct. 29th last. on Ocean 7,
near Midway Island, in the Pacihc. TLr r'a"1 'n"I
being cast Om Il barren spot, and with G,I ;a'u
food, Were PLACED on qumter rarions "Ss we
Nnvenhrr IS h, Li.ut. Talbot, the eY.cn,;, "a
othcrr. with some men, started for thu. S,,T
with Islands, which they re.chen On Dee -It ~
Landing at knnAr. In getting ashor. I;.no' &C.
Talbot, Qunt'lmaster Peter Frani> .'i
5 'i.orS james Muir and John Andersen Wv a,~
d owned in the surf. The U. S. MLp.,s, as
Honolulu, on learning the news tr,m ,Lr IN, o.
vIvOr, lent "a steamer to Oceru Island to ,e;.r.
the sufferers there. and it was hopd ~.
would reach the place in time to ave H. '"' u"
from starvation. The officers and crew Of n. !.
S0gin0W We're ninety it number. We
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

RITUALIsM Closely tnlIuwing the anooo,.s
nent that bishop Potter has decided % E,lM
the oian"ratr cercInunnl at 81. Ahan :, ,.m..
IA report that Dr. Ever, of Christ Church, 6,,
returned from Europe considerably shakrp in
his Leilef that " Pr"tr>tahtl,m is iaure"
and that III consequence the services Ia hi,
church viii hencci"rth conform more clo,ey 10
Iil"se cu>tnni"ry in Episcopal y aces of Eor
ship. 1t Is pretty generally believed rhst
SOM change OF the kind i, nrceos ry to prs.
serve The parish from serious financial enoa,
ra>,mrnt-N J. Nun.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

SSYMPToMs.-Si,2ht pain in the side, the skin
ana eye assume thick yellow coat digestion
Is IMPAIRED, an unpeSanG sinking sensation NJ
the PIT "t the stomach is experienced. the
bowels are irregular, the mind fretfuI, the
memory weakened, sometimes slight cough,
c,luness OF the hands and feet, sometimes loss
tuod, dizziness ol the head, depre,sed sn;r;,s
leellng OF uncertainty, OF having lett some.
thing undone, but can't tell what il is Take
Summons Liver Regulator, it will remove ali
unpleasant feelings and make you well.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

A despatch to the Charleston Co,,,;..
ports serious Trouble at Union, South Carn'.H IT,
IL is stated that u One-arm"d white man ,'.'' .'
killed on the road by the militia for ref'%;nNa was
supply them with WHISKY; that the ci,"p ci,in. 70
arrested and imprisoned five of the mmJn.n IJL'len'
and that subsequently band of armed J',eN' n
took possession If the town, and carr;ea nen mn
prisoners from the jail to the scene ~ u,a' me
murder, and there shot two of them ,H' ,i
others escaping. One OF those Hhot ua nls
Elliott Walker, captain Of militia. A Onn "%
Der Of pronIn"nt citizeu> Of both I,arrir, bsn.
gone t" Coin9' Ia to consult with the Sta.s
Duhurd. has been robIed and murd.,o% %'Ne "a
Columbia, S"uIh Carolina. Governnr S "eaf
who was in Washington, is on his way b.rK "S",'
South Carolina. 'A "
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

AN EEL SToRY.-One day last week the
turbine water wheel at Sharp's Mill, in this
town, was so completely chnkcd up with cells
aS TO stop the mill from grinding. Mr.. vii
Hams, The miller, had to pull and cut them
out s." thcky were they wedged in the buck.
r,S' before the mill could be started. Some of
them measured over ;hree feet in I,.ng,b
This is really ishy story, hutit is rrallv trne
hese wheels, in addition to being an imiuovcd
motive power, also make good eel trims.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

Buttons, SPo"l Chiun, Knitting C"tinn, Hoop
ShHts, Balmornl-. Ladies aud Chlidren's Ev,s
Mems Hose, Canal" Wick, Lsmp " lcks, GhtsI,
Neck-Iirs. Ha"dk.rchn l., Iln.ks aud L,e,, V,rel
trimmings, Tape, SknI BlsId Combs, Gun Gays,
HaIr Pms Buckles. Pms, he,rlts, Sct,orr, Ca,
and V'si B'mdIng. Thmhcs. C"IIats, uti. COrset,,
wine. hid Gi"v.S, Machine Srw,ug sin, rnd
Spool Silk. &c. Nc, I.ttIe,, F,",s. cap, Note AND
b'ii Paper. Pens. p Holders. Lead PrnrIs, Slate
aud Penc'Is. Envelopes. Pa,s Bn.ks. Ink. Foektt,
Books. Spelling Books, Copy Books, MuclIsge. DC.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday afternoon by
JosErH H. HoFFEcSER, Editor Proprietor at smyrna
Delaware.
TEhhS-srBscEProN-On year $500 in advance or $3.50
not paid till the end n the No paper discontinued
all arrears are paOny at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will bpinserted at the rate Of
sne hst nsertion subsequent Threeand
A-half cents liberal discount TO quarterly semi-an
nual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

IHE PEACH sHIPMENTS.-A correspondent
OF the De 6cGre6A thus scoIds the railroad
Con pany about the peach shipments:
In thus statement the raiIoad companv saw
they carried lS8,Sl0 baskets to jersey Civ.
Which would nakc, allowing five hundred and
twenty t52O) baskets to the car-twenty baskets
more than they generally allowed iur car
lohd-Ovrr :, Isl car loads. Now their CON
trac: reads, II more than 1000 aud less than
ZOO car loads ar, moved the rate to be S.
less on each car, if more than 22OO and l,s>
THAN 2,4OO car loads are moved, the rate to
he 81 less on eIcn car. They have repnrted
TO u, the peach growers, in printed circular.
that they only transported =, l54 car loads and
pay US back 80, when, iy their utiiaial repult.
they nave earned considerably over 2,2tDO car
io"ns, inns emitting us to drawback of SlU
instead at So, thus saving for them>elye, ov,r
SlI :OJo and cheating the peach growers of this
peninsula ont OF that much, which they p;0m.
iNeu' ny written agree meat, To refund saving
nothing OF tue double rate Of Height Which We
were '"peilcd 10 agree to pay. Now if you
Ut any pr"ch grower can explain to me where
III am wrong. | will be very grateful; but,
unIll do understand it, shall look u,,on if
as nothing more nor less than highway rob
berry. Some people complain that peaches
don pay and why? Because the peach
growers are too lazy and too cowardly to resist
the Oppression of the Delaware Railroad Ih,.
Pr0hS are all absorbed ty the railroad comma
ny to pay their ungenerous and UNREASONABLE
freighis. ''O
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

PoRK.--The total amount of pork t;lloa n
Smyrna Tor the present season is as foll"ws
By Jarob Li.nburger. butcher G., ,935 hounds
Ly Sol"mon Smith, $3.50; by Lewis IIamil,,
ton, Tor cnlored people, 3 7S8-total lO7, ,g73
IonndS. For 1869 We hal no report For
1908 the total Was only 81 76O pounds. This
shows considerable increase
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11
DRY GOODS

viz: Silks, rupLns. Alpaea., Challles, An.WOo
Delni e., Cotton Dcaine> aud Cairuts. with mani
0f The latest sI,lrs Of Drecs GoUds Ginghsmi
Jeans, O>naburgs, Fannc:,, TlckIngs, Tabl, Cloths
S4cN Fianmeis, NapKIus, Sncutlngs, Pillow Gaze
hnsl'ns Swiss Slnprg> ,Cambrics, Paper MutlIns,
Dt"'m'>, Cheeks, Dr.Ilng~. NanAcen, LInrns, Mus
Inns, Plh'ds, Shawis. Diaper, Lawns. Chau,br.rr,
r'ques' aud all the goods usually found in 6rst
Class Country store.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

VAMoosED.-We learn that Warren ]
Heed. Justice OF the peace, and lately mer-
cnant OF FELTON,, ran off lew days ago with
his brother law and late partner wife, With
funds belonging to the estate OF his brother.
funds OF the Masouic lodge, aud other funds.
altogether amounting to several thousand dol
Delaipareon.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

John Il: Surrat did not put in an nppe,r.
ahce at kichmond, Va, on "Wednesday night.
". shere ne was expected to lecture. He seems
md ~ nate I'VE 'gaored all his recent appointments
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11
a~ PUBLIC SALE. IN

ne snbscrioer having concluded to quit farming
viii sell al PnbIc Safe al hi. t>rm Il, m,Ie, e,,t Of
Sm"rha n'ar S~tvcrs""'s Chnrrh on Thprsds
January 18th, 1871, at 10 O'Clock, A M, Lhs
"l OWING inscribed property. VIZ:
R"cd HOfSes ! Mute. coming three wears old: 10
head Oi Cattle Mich Cows Of them roming 10
Pr"hi 10 the Sp,Ing; yOk, Of Olen Heller rum.
ing yea sOld siS', IIeIIers coming years old.
"o"sa"ay Carr'aee and p"e Farm wsgo Or.
etn; Sleel rOulh Rake; Cutting :-Corn,beIlsr,
row" tiarro"s and "Iher farming utensils. Also.s
lot Ot Hnu- u-ehnid Guuis
IEkMS AN sums of $40. and under the cash
WIZ De rel"Ired; on ell sums over thai amount
efed Oi nIne months will be given by the purchaser
giving note or bond with approved security and pay
ing tOs stamps
JanuRrI 5,h 1871 ISAAC SiITTON
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

MR.. HENRY BEARNE, Of this town, has be-
come partner OF firm in Philadelphia, who
sre engaged extensively in the CANDY mannIac.
ture, and sale. Our citizens will rrpret th,.
Departure of so eDtcrpri>ing business man
and-goOd citizen from our midst. Few mon
nave been more successful or done moro 10
Improve our town. The firm will be known
u: Croft Wilher & Bearne, I25 N. I'd st. He
VIII leave Tor Phila. as soon as lie has disposed
market. =" ''O
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

SILVER WEDDING. Saturday eveninp
last Isaac Pennewill. Esq, and vito of Tins
Iowh' w"re unexpectedly honored by their
numerous friends with N surmise Marty 70 cnn'
graiuaie them on the twenty 6ftb annivsrsa,y .
OF their marriage A nnlaOer of beantiiu, .r.
tlcles OF silver ware were presented them.
alike valuable and useful, and befnIe retrinp
the sel!,lnvited guests spread rich refresh.
ment table, and Joined the appreriniiye ho :,
and hostess at the fesial boari. This was Lu,
merited compliment to an accomplished
ed wife. N U0'o''
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

A large stock of Ladies' and Children $ Furs
are now Offered at cost by Primrose.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11
e. o @ ID -
CHEAPER
THAN EVER

The undersigned respectfully announces 10 he
Citizens OF Smyrna and vicinity that he has Iusl
opened his
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

SACRED CoNCERT.-A sacred concert will
be given at Cl!yton Church next Monday
evening by the Ur;on Church Choir, of Bl.ck.
% bird lroi. ID. j. Quinby, musical director.
luis ch 'r have given several concerts to the
entire satisfaction OF large audiences. The
proceeds are for the benefit of G ayton SUNDAY
Scnooi Library Admission, % CTS. Thi,
ocnool Is really promising important result
ana ana snould oe sustained. An adult Bible ciaS,
has been organized which the citizens are tax
ing great interest iu. We are assured the con.
cert will be entertaining.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

DOVER NEwS.-M E. Church Dedication.
I'm Sunday the Sth inst, the VI. + Church,
81 81 Dover, Was re dedicated to the worship Of
uod' by kev; I. }. Thompson, d. ID. il is
churches on the Peninsula. One great beauty
10 TINS dedIcatlnn was that no debt remains on
The church. The expenses Of remodrIing wa.
near eight thousand dollars which was ali bald,
ami one thousand dollars raised Tor the nnr
chase OF an organ. $3.50 were sunscribed On
ouhd"y-all that vas Notwithstanding re-.
marka,le llberai,y. The services were conducr.
Cd IN the morning by Dr. Bnrine, of JerSry
Cl'y IN the afternoon BY Mr.. Cnrberr, of Bal.
Willis, Of New York. ""O'"a"
The " E. School for Boys.-There will be
strong effort IN dc, by the Me,hodi>ts nf Dover
during Conference, to show the advantages Of
establishing, the school here--a central nosi
ton, healthy locality, good society kind
Methodist friends, &c.
Do'er' jan. 10th. MORE ANON.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11
Wood and vViiiow-Ware.

Washing Tubs. Buckets. KerIers, Chnrns, Broom.,
Ci"thes Pms, Cl"rher Brushes, HaI Brush,s. Scrub
BRUSHES. Fancy aud Market B.skeis. urry on. b.,
bni'rr Prlht~. Butter Bowl. Na,h Boards, W.l
ID, brushes, u 'lf BuShel and Peck Measures, OIL
Cloths. Mats. and all sizes of Rope
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,

which he intends 10 sell cheaper than any sold ir
this market for years, Consisting Of
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11
The Board Of Trustees. by

'N' SIoChLr' President
A committee of three, viz: G. II R,vmond
II. Ii. Cummins, AMI Joseph II. H"fFs'ter
was appointed To audit the acconu, ~ ,t' /.
treasurer, u: w. Cummins, If. Unon ,ho
reading OF letter by the Presl,Ient. trnm NJ
u; Is. CumminS, of Philadelphia, sub,crb;nc
SzOO provided the same amount m. snhS..;,,'''e :
"S Tue eltlzens y ct Smyrna, committee of
Ihree' VIZ DR.. W. L. Collins, II. r prm;ng-
ton, and George Ii. Raymond, were apno;mtad
10 solicit subscriptions for the same nnonn,
On motion of DR.. Cullins, DIR. MorsslI anj
John II. Lotecker We're appointed a cnmm;,
Tee To thank Daniel b. Cummins and the or;
H'hs OF thus town and vicinity tor 6bs rnI smt,-
scr'p'lonS already made to the Librarv Tho
reported the following Resolutions
ResOlUed, That the thanks of the Smvrn.
Library Association are due, and are brrIv
rendered, to ID. B. Cummins. E,o ,nr ~,
generous and timely dOustion 10 their Ghr,rw
heS0tced That the thanks of the a ,soc;,.
tiun are due, and are hereby rendered 70 Ib..
citizens OF Smyrna, aud vicinity. who bsve
aided by their subscripti ms.
The election OF officers to serve the ensu;Do
yoar Was then held. The following e.n,irm"ee
were elected: :: President, j. G. Stocklv: VIcs-
4 SresIurmt; ~ n; Dr. W. L. Collins; Recording Sec
y. e Mllds; corresponding Secrrtarv .Ins
H. H. Hoierker; Treasurer, Geo. II. R,yn,rd
Managers, Ii. G.. Budd, John III HofacIer
aud ii. IL. Pennington.
on motion, the nlseting adjourned
IL. ii. CUMNINs, Secy.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

list OF OFFICERS. Several of our secret
societies elected officers the first OF the year ior
knights Of PMhias ". p, DR., u T Smith
erS; w. e., j. II. Cathcart; Y. C., W G.
Emerson; K s, John Millaway; +. :. john
" ". Flick W. B., Geo. w Taylor; G., A. s.
- Odd Feliocs :-.Norning Star Lodoe
IT, Saml Taylor; v G., VIM. G. La>srII; r,
s. Lem. johnson; p. s, j. Millawav; T :,
Hro ". Taylor; s. 2 e., Robt. II. Carty.
SteIta L3{ge N. g., N. b Ransom: v
q W. {. Emrr,on; IL. s w. N. Maui; p,
3 W; Ii. BagCS; rreas, JOS Ii. Primrose ::
5. 7. g., j. H. Jefferson.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

= "A rare chance for bargains at Primrose 9
GOndS ut cost. :"
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11
e Treasury a, the date of tn. last

VI 'hls sum 1t has already been that s2ol IS
o'e' by the Constitution to the purchase or
oo"k' alone. The amount in the Treasury aupl,c,b, -,
current expenses Is therefore s2Oa6 The debts us tn. A,o
l'u1n Include good and readily coIlrctbl. sss A, Lt
dr6ts Sl939; and claims considered lost ss 10 ~ -, "
sum part secured by stock which .an NO, be-
without payment Of the Indebtedness The onl, h, ,
s S"S' ana due from the Association arr-tO ieSsrs
et' MAsnre Tor gas fixtures So OO to G. W Cnr,ri
Esq Tor rent 10 June LIST, s1O. $1,000 Tn.
no" !" the treasury applicable to this
tue amount OF good deGtSs2644-are nearly suaicir, %
~ 'na' 'he Association may be stated to bs prar
OF the Library during tie year for the means Il,
the current psnsss. ' ~ uelfAy
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

l'lNr-I"s'ead Of eeIIIng tour old UvercunI cone
.''i ~ :, 70 ~ a"aV Ton nave worn IL long sho-s GU
."'e poor ieslo warm aud grateful all winter Ce,
hall ~ o'""" Oah
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

GentS. Y"uth's aud Boys Hats and Cans
at cost, at Primrose..
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

Sugars, Syrups, M"lassrS, Rice, C.Fe, Teas,
Chocolate, CofEr, Essence, CnfFc R"u,t.d. SsvsniL
!" Coffee. C"alOI Lard Oil, Candles, Soap, Spic e.
o'Is S"irr"i">, SaIlreir', Alnm, Ssp,nnif,r =, Ind
g. S'a'ch, Corn Starch. F"rIna. TrrrIoI Cra, LrU
IheeSe, Shot. P.'wder, Msichrs, VIntgar. Shoe
-, nIack,ng' Stove PnlIsL. Mustard, Pepper, Hams
Shoulders, Side Meat and JuwIs.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

, 10 LEI-A twO->t"ry Store House, ON Main
street with grocery room aud cellar; VIII h..
rnted and choice business stand. Amply to
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11

HOUSEHOLD RFMEDY No family shouid he
"''"' some III aconS remedy for Ihr cure OF +f,
,hf 20 nhter'sl prevalent. az coughs Colds. sore
'""" whipping cough aud cr0up-rOme remedy
tao. winch can br relied nnnn as ss Ie sur. nd -.
,n.". nr "''larS BaIsam Of %Ild Cherry Combines
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11
The Cloths and Cassimeres
NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

are new, just bought, and comprise all the leading
styles.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11
CRANBERnIEs.-Wr find the foIIow;Du ;,o

CRANBERRTEs.-Wp find the following iteu
IN the Phiiat"lpha North Americdn:
The cultivation "f cramherrieS is now at.
tracing considerable attention in MARYLAND
ana Delaware. a< we'll as in New jersey. and
~ most ca>rs where they have been inrrIiirent.
y cultivated they have yielded very larg. nro.
ms. besides giving rnlac TO IA class Of lands
"'h|ft" considered worthless The price of
c'anherrleS averages about 81 per bushrl
Wholesale. Hundreds OF bushels can be grown
nron one acre. There is steady demand Inr
them all over the United States, and the salr>
Is not confined 10 this country alone, but large
Quantities are shipped to Europe, where tbry
nnI :eady sale at paying profits"
ne most extensive patch is at ScaEord IN
ms State and Salisbury, Md, whore pro6ta.
Die crops We're raised last year.
FASHIONABLE WEDDING. Dover had :,
fashionable wedding on Wednesday, h,t. ,hp
happy twain being natives of the town The
ftoII"wng, from the Washington .Stor. i
Jenkins enough:
liIchard Harrington, Esq, Assistant Dis.
trict Attorny for the District of Cnlumb;, wa.
married in Dover Delaware, on the even;ng "t
the 4th. inst, to Miss Ruth Ann ] R;dg,
y, daughter of Dr. Henry RidgeIy, of the
latter place. The wedding took place ~
the residence of the brides father Rev, r
Gardner Litte, of Wilmington Delaware, off
eating, and was interviewed by an assembling.
OF many distinguished and fashionable mem.
bers OF society in Delaware and from the ci,;ps
oil Philadelphia and Washington.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-11
n Large Assortment of Hats
and Gaps,

Umbrellas Saddles. Brides. Surcinqles. Horse CoI
IarS' window Blinds. Iron Stone aud Queenswsn
always on hand, at the lowest prices.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-02-17
MARIETTA MARKET.


MARIETTA, GA, Feb. IL, 1871.
-Middlings l3,-low miGlmgs
~, good ordinary l II.
GRAIN.-Wheat 81 20 to S1.40 Corn IS to soc.
Oats 40 to 50.
MEAL.-75 to soc.
BULK MEAT.-Clear Sides Ii Shoulders
lie.
BACON.-Clear Sides 15,. Shoulders 124c.
MOLASSE.S Scuba, per gallon, hhds 35 to
to 45c New Orleans and Syrups from Coo to
81,
TOBACCO.-Low grades, Sound 623 to 65;
medium grades, 65 to Use; fine grades rs toSl ;
choice SIPS.
FLOUR.-Fancy Brands 800; to 5000.
SUGAR.-Crushed and graduated, per ID.
Is to 20c; Hard A. 16; ,, IS, c, l6e.
LIMh.-Geargia, SO to 60o per bushel; Hy-
draulic Cement S..
LARD-In bbls. l4i in kegs and cans IS
13 to Ice
LEATHER.-White Oak Sole per ID 40 to
SOC hemock sole 81 to 80 upper per dozen
$50 to SOS harness leather per ID. 40 TO 48c
-Irish-Conntry So per brl;
Western Sc to So.
SALT.-Liverpool $3.50 Virginia 80
BUTTER IS to 20c; Chickens % to Soc.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-02-17

THE MILLING JOURNAL and Corn
Exchange Review, a semi-monthly
journal devoted to the interestes Of
Mlll-owners, Millers, Millwrights and
the flour and grain trade generally,
is now entering on its third Volume,
1t is neatly gotten up, and comes out
with splendid new heading repre-
senting the milling and grain inter-
est. The journal is well filled with
spicy articles relating to milling,
that must be very interesting to all
engaged in the business which it so
admirably represents. We notice
amongst the articles of the present
number, Methods of Bread-Raising,
History of Mills in America, Flour
Mills in New York and vicinity, Re-
view of the American Grain trade,
a new Milestone dress and several
articles on balancing Millstones, Wa
ter-Whecls, &c. Terms, $500 per
year. J. D. Nolan & Co., Publish
ers, IS Liberty street, N. Y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-02-17
T ELE CIR - F Fl 10

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.--In the
Senate, Sherman introduced a bill to
promote the construction of the Gin
cinnati and Southern Railroad, and
giving the company incorporation in
Ohio national charter to construct
and maintain railroad and telo-
graph line from Cincinnati to Chatt-
anooga, Tenn.
Whitley, lately contestant for a
seat in the Senate was seated in the
House as representative from the
Second Georgia District.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-The official returns
of the French Departmental the North show
the monarchial vote to stand 1875, 900, and the
Republicans $4,000.
The World special says the Orleauists are
conf dent that the Count de Paris will be King
Of France within few weeks.
CINCINATI, Feb. 1.-THE Board of Trade
adopted resolution declaring the Cincinnati
and Southern Railroad a national work and
demanding national legislation, and appointed
committee of seven to 80 to Washington to
ask for national legislation. The NteOrgla COM
missioners to the Kentucky Legislature We're
present.
CHATTANOOGA, Feb. ia special meeting
of the Board of Trade this evening on the Gins
cnnati and Southern Railroad, passed a resolii-
ton requesting Congress to pass Senator Shel.
mans bill granting charter TO the road
through Kentucky, and asking similar action
from other Southern cities. II also appointed
H. N Snyder a delegate to present the resolu-
ton to Congress. A citizens public meeting
on the same subject is called for Monday night
Sherman presented memorials asking au-
thority tor Cincinnati and Southern Railroad
to pass through Kentucky. Sherman said he
heartily eoncurred in the prayer Of the petit
TONERS, and thought if there was any occasion
when the legislatson and authority of the Fed
eral Government might be exercised in the mat
ter of railroads it was when one State obsti-
natey placed itself in the way and refused per-
mission to the Northern and Southern people
to place themselves in connection by railroad
across its territory
Resolution seating Miller upon modified oath
taken up. Debate continued all day. a Joint
resolution allowing Miller to take the modified
oath goes to the House for concurrence then to
the President.