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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

The Communipaw stock was consigned. 10 cars to j. n
Pdcock and cars TO Kase, Hauvcr Co. Sales by Pd-
cock 2Ol Ohio sheared sheep st ii. fat at 6c 1877 wool
sheep. SIT n at 7t $50 of 81 ID, tc 1876 OF 81 10 7ic rs
% H. lc l9i Of i0l b. &c. and Spring lambs at 81 20
each Total, A,7 of G. G63e, or Sc 30 average per head.
Kase Hauver & Co. sold 200 medium wool Indiana
sheep 72t ~ at 6c; 800 Illinois line WOOL II H. at 81 10 y
cwt 19 Oho 80 ID, at g. 81 lS6 Illinois, so ID, 2c III do.
S. n &c. and 100 Pennsylvania, many ewes III D.
at SIC Total, 2,2G9, at 6? 6Sic., or . IS average
AZ Forty -eichth5t., Hume Elliott had cars and j.
Kr0y car the latter 81 State sheep, sold at 19c max
ing 1919 for week at Sc 20 each.
Hume & Elliott Sold all state stock, 100 81 50 r. Mt
&c., 1871 of St ~ at 7ic 81 OK IS TO- at 7c $40 OF 0G Is at
81 and $40 OF l0 ID, at Sc Total for week $780, at 81 Is
per head.
A. Van Vert had the four at Weehawkcn all state
stock, sold 81 Of II d. at Tie IS of 92 b. at c; ls3 of
g9sQllS h, at Sc, and $40 OF % 3lOi u, at Sc
Judd buckingham, for week, 4.0l2 at s. 80.
SNINE-Total 12,b0i live, aud only 226 Western
dressed hogs For to-day have 20 cars at Communi-
paw and l4A at FortictE-st, or Airs head T4s fair
supply, but few more are expected for some days.
Hence the rates advanced to a 6s2c for i've
lt 0lc for dressed nearly all the latter selling at De-.
Via, $50 ID down. Two live, viz 26G Ohio sold at For
uethSt, by T. IT. Reed, 1884 ID, NJ ssc The Iorticthst
hogs were divided follows, WIZ cars each to ObeY
d Booth, NJ. Crane, and Tiden d Co.; "a cars TO c.
White Co. cars 90 T. y. R1l, and ear for Sahl-
neckcr son. At CommunPaw, Spring & Haynes had 10
Mcbride Bartlett cars with each for s.
". AllertOn Co. and VI. Ii. GlCtt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.


loSpoN March 2o-l5O mCoRsos opened % foI mons and
q! for the AmeHcsa securities firm; United States Fe
Twenty bonds, 1902 ". 1892 old sll 1904 20 len.loF G
Enc Railway shares 1915 Illinois Ceu lCi Atlantic and Great
Western g. The Continental securities fane BY the news from
PARIS.
LIVERPOOL March 2O-lI:3) motion opened qrt and ST az
ouotat Saturday. hiding Uplsns !0sLi Md
ding 05td. ii IN per GENITAL for California While.
ami 10 00il Tor lowest grades Of No to highest grades Of No
Red Western spring
LONDON. Mah 2oe p-m.Cono for 92i; for account
sccu;c, uuiet; Uui states Fvlwen bonds lb2
~; los, old sli ld07, gB bie Railwav shares ~.
LIVERPOOL. March 2C-l3i mPork, $40 = Bill for Eastern
Prime Beef ll6 q Of 3oi for Extra Prime Mes
Lard 8 - Bacon So y for Cumberland Cut AID 80 w Tor
Rib Iidiles.
LovDoN March 20--Cslen;ts Lirseei 63sdGii.
LONDON. March 2O4:3J mCJnsol cosj 81 q Tor money End
81 American que U1iei States Five
Twenty Bond. o. old /; 1891 3; Tenores o. Er
Railway Shares l Illinois Centra, oii Atlantic and Great - est
IS.
LIVERPOOL March 2043N mCoon closed steady; u lng
hddrC tU1tL sales OF
ncudug speculation CLees III for
grades Of American 6no
LovpoS March 20-Insee Cakes $40 12i eO Isl un r Tha
Oboag for feeding Liuseod OH GJ Go Lnseci t.
LIyERrocL March l7-Argei Heyeta from Ncyiok
March with 9 bales cotton March 49, arrived CRY ~
Baltimore NewforK March With 2l bales; Fs from New
YORK March wh 1913 bales. March ~ av bars AphTpe from
New lOs Feb % with 12 ufs ship. Cr'tcr from hew Ten
2 with 1905 es Annie 6ay from Mobile Fen y VITA ZJ5 bscsi
EuKiBe, from Savannah PED q. with z,ol baleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKEE
NEw-YoKK. Monday. March 2o. :,

iohh, AOnuAF. hafcn 20, 1911
The supply Of horses in the New-York mar
ket at the opening OF the week. IS considerable aversg
tnc in the BulsHead market alone from 1900 to 1900
head.
t'ous throughout the day. prices remained firm, and
without auV material change.
We give below The number " horses sold. aud average
,rics razod for teams sud single horses by Of
te nrincpa dealers in East Twenty fourthst, during
the week closing March -; -. ,-,. .o0n 49,.
I n Dab man sold 10 horses 80 rom NoV 70 $40 Per
head md from $50 20 1000 per team. .
4 4 Cbgmberlin solo 133 horses (frencn Horscp az
from 400 To- 1850 pei head from 500 70 WV PIT tein
Western horses at from S1O0 10 500 per head so 10 s"oo
ArSr Oakley a. Smith sold 100 horses Of from $40 10
so,0 rer head from s5o0 20 s7o0 per team - - -,
Mr9hor sold ~ horses n rom $3.50 70 sOO pr h,Au,
and from 500 to $50 per team. These were mostly prime
r. Wgitsor sold . horses ut from sl25 70 sjVo per
head. and from $3.50 10 $500 per .ean 800. ,.oo non
J. Y Wilson sold 10 horses at from sJOO 10 '4Oo pci
head and from 500 90 81, ECO per team 49, ..,. -.
Jarob pqhan sold % horses II from 800 10 CIV pl
head ana RON 500 20 $500 per team. -. s,o. o.
Nt,.r, c. & II. Havuan sold % hOi-es az llon sI-o W
ESQ per head and from 500 10 500 per team. - =.
Te ,oa0n Tor the sale of Grsr-ass carriage horses j.
az We. not far enough advanced, ana heass ltcl
Conan who deal exclusively in hne horses report GUY
three sales etaSo
Nine 90
Pony. .'', lie a nu,nhcr ~
Tie carriage repositories mad quite huuDcI ~
visitors during the day, and the week opened under
favorable auspices for the trade. A.,
color, ar very popular this season, principally lor
LrpUghams and coupcS. -.
$4,000 worm OF repairing carriages was done,
during 1879, Dy a single finn in Ncw-Iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
ann. ~. "a No Lan. I. aa rer e.at snl acc.d uttered,
St. IGTlS Did IAlJ H5JSIAII R. 4. CO.'S
Seven per Cent Gold First
Mortgage Bonds,
IN ~ ARKANsAs BRANCH

This extension n M miles from Plo: Knob he Iron Morn
tan E.io,i A-farg lar. rtc-e connects V1 inc var '
1 .a,.-os Of A-ars.t flrr-lvs uls VII s10n he open f
iBse, ge grazing has been done on ne lover - on
e.r ne sn. line MI be pufel fspr or
r,ni % c,mptol. TIE BOEDS AEb ptL ~ loo ~ GOLD
ru-t ~ VI i--ir. Fl1,rs Loiu tgf I CJmpter &
sva IaaeJ srl u,eLlerI GOLD i.LE OF COVERS Ah-'
TAXES. Isis e t tc local ts-c .le eisA,' Oh "' ti--
Of ho rar Inc
Bacf tiFtr
eisr. Unite rumcr of no1 ~ u boz so 81 p-r--. F'e
n AID 1e! cc-cJ. fc-s 14orl-ton VII d. l'11
upon application 10 70 ,,,.c,,,., a., Ill. -, r-.,,-,v
ST. L5rg Jarls-f l1
We tie rrerl The L.als n the ST. LOUIS ND
IRON so NrAIf RAILROAD rrnf.s br'rcdl a. ri tI -
Ibe p- r0s.l r.'l Cairo SOD i-i1n iAIil q"
t.psss r De- lsHs l- tie CIV an1 tr uae a Af-
Kansas ne r-. i atin isT'tnn % te f1f nj ne '"i
r cara 81. experienced lliF all t prr-t 'vtll- OF ic
main he vso 30 aely iacag alIs4y slLceaI % insure l'
pagnrHr o. the interest.
NATHAN COLE. h150r - s. Lonis.
4 d. BARLOW. Court-p.erJ f 90 Louis.
4 n. gRITTON. P-ett Nations. Bank, stste " No
va b. BURR Pres' ~. L'rif National l1aE.
ROBERT BARIH Prst 1r SAVINGS insitrtoo.
HUDSON B.. BRIDGE. rrcti SO rsrhc Ralrl,A
COsIE PRESS Lana o. Commerce 4na est d. LOUIS Dol
Of Puzzle Schools
GTR.hD ALLIES. rrc|t M st. Louis O. u1cr Commerce
ADOLPHu3 MEIER 'ir-frelien kafea farhc hAiioAl 20
4IItN. CORP s. NiSBEr, BANKERS. Lo,s, $40.
TOWNSEND WhhLtS Co, Bankers, philadelphia Agents fof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
COTTON MARKETS.

xvrOpryA-g march 2'Coton qucti Miilngs, ltHNt net
,eceiots II 2I bales II 80 baes tNnorto eit bt h
Amsterdam lJs bales; coas'"lSe 'J uAi '
2 $50 Ia stock. 80 .s bales ~.
NoslIg March quiet MddnrS lfIei ne receipts, "
e1pors-tO the Continent 90 Jaos Oo-S'" 80 '' ~
lONJ bales; stock 50 J6j hne. ,,,,,.. -. . -.
recep,s as bales; erportsto The Continent J be' eoa"s
ga tsles: saes bses; stock. $50 bales 50,
net receipts i25 baes grots 47O bales; eporiC Graf Bh ~
L.is wise bales; sales. as bHles stock lis rs
GaiyKsToy March .O-COOn quet Cool Ordinary mart le
reeiuts y, hi cTpors.o Great Britain 4i'' UAe' se' "
hal stock S. 2H bales. ,,,r.-- ,,,. . 80.
Cs.tysroy March 2OCoton dull and es'y Mldhngs 5i mel
,s 5I8 s e1pots-to Britain 45J balC' s4ts ~ AS
stock 4Ol bales ,,.,y,--. rei. . ~, 20
March 20-CottOn quiet; Milhngs I3ci het ie
cs rs ieg; eIportsnawise al bals sales 70 baes sOe
l9l haleA ,--,- .r1Jtuos 1sio
net ,p 5 bAles; gross 5000 bales; sales 900 hae'i STOCK
S%sroy March 20-Coon quiet; Low Mdiinrs re- he' -
e. mn. ~ bales eIpots-coaswise IA bssi sales ~ Dse ''''
6l7O bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
RECEIPTS OLE PRODrCE.

Ief I'sstts ana 20 lrOlfs
Marco 20 pigs Ashes 10 pks BesWaI 9H hng Cotton Sei
2| buS Cotton See OIL, l'5 bb Flour S6ii bash Naai p 5
t Com 5490 bush Oats $40 bush Rye go bush Malt 1900 bush
Baoy 4o bush Grass seed "a bush FavHeei AZ buh Hr ~
brh. Peas q b0l, Corn Me 4a bush T. Peas 253 b1s spirits
Iurpeltue Isl bills Go bbs Rosu 29 bills Pork 1885
beef 1865 pkes Cut Msis Les pkgs Land O pigs Sdu -
Batter 116 pkg Cheese 1920 hh Eys 43i pigs DRIED lut
20 b Copper s2 bbs WHISKY 84 bales Wool l bales Hons j. G1
sides Leather 1853 Hides. 81 bids Hides 22 bids Tobacco 1880 r
Tobacco J bbs ~ o. M0ass 2l5 Rce $50 Starch 30
bush Peanuts pss Ts 81 bales SKINS % bales Moss 10 bag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
alarbie ano Slale 1ilauleis.

KLABER STEAM MARBLE and AlA n ~
" i,iSG WO.Ks "a aul lo las. Ls,ea.h- 2. OF 49,, go.
49,. n. eA an con} e. Also Monuments "'-'e 0'''
1'iJe Togs e.e. a. pdoes -. ee,y eoiaIe toa
NNARBLEILED SLATE MAN Ei.o.--nlcnn
IN and elegant doayns. non - ~ y 80 Il "a.
STEWART Co. Coz Ss,haye.. be- th''s-s'ia s.i ia
@ KLABER g. Co. Marble, Works, 2l5 to- % a.i
W P0,erss' bet Boa1say and hshh are ' = u
,io,. nsmsnts Hel1sionesi ne" onfnA Sessss-
Cheapest 10 ibe cry. =
OIL AND UPWARDS-,Marbie MaatteLs.
~ RICHARp wAlHAN 80 West .h ~ be go aa 9A a'sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

tflsttst''.' ifng Ut ~ I."Ti s"H
ray i-. o.. ~, d. sr.r qdc e. 81 'oqsl 90 for Long
~ or 70 sic, '1' re y g -pe }SSR
VA e, a. .5te race as 5a'ae, ana 80 bills New
osS a ejT5ssri % Gle, m Srr TulPentTe h's been les
sre ed with more r. e'e, !. ~ III moi min, more
.a,.s Sc 30 g. bui quote Eomgaly - 4'
ah.t g,r d. ro.cL Odor lns gre without change
Jirst.a gci 0 crli leit u - g t. M,
"ii. en- f.s rn 80 tc IT. ctsss 80 c't io dds
rN,,1 ..I. g. c...a.u b. ru v.h lair demand Other
J.s s@ Ct. I'd, mo-, r e. dern'nd f,r Pork on the
en-, s, p- v.sr. "a e c'nsei s'" 70 lo2 '. 90 Dds
q ., " i' , ssrset Is q lis active ara prices are
reg ~ b. s,sset 81 5O0 III IS Tor Nay ami s2l 70
- .s Iec Beef is dali iui firmly held sales
l- 3D.. 90 ior frns .es snd go 81 ar India Mees
f.tl. Is r 80 ei iSg@ Al n iiict 20 blds at &c
M ii.fs - r. Bacon cliet Int firmly hea
~, elo Lar- , aiie H short Clear At lloltc Dressed
81. o..ia, Jew. says 20 ls and tcs At 2e for No
rs for ~ ne fr Cir trre Steam, AM BE for Kettle
,s.i.: >l.. i... 81. .. .Ja .s!e. fos LAY. -.
FBTLJL. [ ntrs o in bulk has heea very dull but
~ har ,ar- uat1., quote spot ct l4al4}c, ne I
g. C .c frei rfc.re a ~ rays qao,aton, ~ r.
81 a.. rll, H1. F. a1t tr %; sts o. ~ Dds 10 hlh ana a
,., % 2 b}l ,rVnu delivery 4 2ic Nsphha vss oa and
"a. er .a a.s Ia l.u0lh the transactions have been
,- r H asn's .1ellge .ud The marEe se'dy sais, Of
c t Tor 'o3 .;s W 'h ser, S"i I bills 05 Apl AZ
Of bhk. U1 trst
q. Arri q. 2-. arl ~ b, for March, with return
Eilt Xmas orr dc u e ,rn ss are hgh and holders 9rn
a. o sa'e. Csr % 81 &c. and BANGOR at Ie ~, 49,, - s,
Go, 1o' Oh coP ie demand manly from Behlea W.
'' ,S T' .is1 I ,g,e f,r Poro Rico and
,bo1 H,yar a. H4o etnei with good demand
Ies Cri-ae lJ Gru-te E.c Ground l4.ei White a. iZe'
sGsD-Co55f Is quiet and lower at nlgillc Timothy is IN
SIEAaIY is dan and heavy at I3al3e -..,a
TAALOH smolcra.cg seige and pnccs are seay se '' "
~HiSEyTei Dir movement at easier prices sales 80 b1
t bound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
Proposals
ry EGRICrLTURiI.

MONMOUTH COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
vi RAILROAD COMPANY.-LO COhitA1 tY'.- 4 .'S1. -,
viii recsel at he Lngneers OAse ne poi W Emit RsI
NoSDAY Aur II lg Tor tie hulag o. tle Mol"-s ''-' 49,
ro all Conpaut length stolt "a miles .5i,- ,,.so,yv
Proosils viii be- rec. for the whole "orA ~ ~ o.
brGpg dock ~ furnishing and laying ties AMI fAi' " ~
distance for section. 4.- .,..,.ry brlgirQ. dOese
ms sad firm >. ing ialng ties g1a fi " &c.. n
Pianr an. proxies g. b. sees a. TIE LAs-.'4 VIZ"
on and after p. 3il ...,f iysr,reona 10 tt<
The r.ght Is re- crg,d 10 reject al a-s 10 WIN
Courany AIlIcSg al c0uiig nc4ua g. CsfF-~'re.r
KoyUort n. j. March &C. le1L \ w ALi'O' 49,. =, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

oyncr or rur sroo-D-i,.. RArno,D Co,

OFFICE sEooSpAvs RAnRotp Col
Nsw.f0Ek, March l6, ll7l. !
T'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
HOLDERS Of the sECOEDAVE RAILROAD COMPANY fr
the Election 81 keciob r tie snsng yer
will h. held on MONDAY A,r Isl 10 - News ROOM 40. a.
Polls u O'Clock and close a. o'clock The transfer
Nm. &. THORN Sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
Ecciures ano Aleetlnls.

MR. OTFARY's PARLOR LECTURES and
ICAssESin HYGIENE, No Al Clinton place. AIIb OF seH'
for circular 10 e. m. to : T. m
..NTAN NEITHER MONKEY NOR ANGEL
WI iectrrr in yer,e by n FL sWsRrH CORNWALL n n'
Hall Of Rutgers Female College ioJ Fha'e, iHe4s! h''Ahe ~
2I at a O'clock. Admission - cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
or THE
GlIIECTLCTl NESTERI nlNROAD C0r

Coupon or Registered aa3 b. the Legislature Of Coan"'1t naie rec Of
an State tarc7rr ! cent Interest payable Jaaear7 aai jail IN N;"
York They have 81 ysaTs Tie ufn.ei capital soeA Of tie
Corsnrs s1C al Of which except $500 has been pai IN
e.b Oiu $4,000 tas teen a,s-f5i sni pad by the C Of
Hartford The mortgage made IL @ to tie Tessnsef Of tbs state
Telon 90 he OGc Of tie Controller q tie State and
sane eol D. biz. aul he Of tie Chares can only be d.
,eJ b. hin 20 Company in tie proportion 4 5000 hoa ~
$1,000 esa pr,7oy s.ealsl in the cols Of the road
TIE ro-I ct 90 ia Hartford wles n co1ucc.s viii thc whole Ne"
Trrsrl svlcm " railroads westerly 70 6rion, on ;he Neiork
stat. Inc whore With the Harlem % north ani souh
vh Tire pqccs "a. Coil4h4 20 Fi clmpeeli VITA ne
rogscss aal Es.m Poasie-e 10 be ialei in July All
via The Coaretcl and Roloa oai 90 he ball. opening direct
connection with ba supplies Or he sra Coal Company sal
lie Delaware ard HUDSON Cans. olruy vi GEL, for business
orep BE- Dos numerous Railroad aud River connections IN supplying The
eorny With coal lumber grain ce. ani breaas from he West
and returning iror s marble All tie n--lalas products Of tho
many tldfy towns along its line.
The grading complete. Of the iron purchased, and track
vino viii commence a soou condition O. tie bed VII permit
TIE character among whom are Hon WILLIAM H.
BARNtM ez-Gov. HOLLET, GEORGE -. BARTHOLOMEW 'sl.
and JAMES GOODWIN eq guarantee that The enterprise vii DC
carried through 10 a substantial AM ecoaonca ms
Ire ror lg cent and interest
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A. NrRvIy Arctoneer.
| I BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor
~ NkstSses Of WORKS Of Fancy Goods

NAI4E TO-NIGHT,
- 80 T. p. AVERYs COLLECTION
ne exhibition vi close THIS MONDAY Al NJ stthe sOMYR
VILE AHI GALLERY S2 Rahave, and the sale win begin u
ALI THB VALUABLE OH, PAINTINGS BY CELEBRATED
aahhl1hh AND FOREIGN ARTISTS WILL BE INCLUDED
Ihl5 B'ESlh nni the Matrr Coos MS objects Of Art,
AntiInfs; de. VIII he sold o. TUESDAY EVENING.
"A e.ry andsne requesd begins xib excellent works
NJ A'ea early departure iof Europe se sale o. the
eng.orT clarscer X sOYRRyILLB Auctionser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
Amusemenis.

WALLACE;
"HONE" ard "BLiB DEFiLS'
sessrs LESTER WALLACK GIL BRIT, STODDART, RHO
SoLD WILLIAMSON LASAGAs, PECK, nesisr0es JENNINGS
1EkNOS. and TRACY
WEDSRSDAY-Lsst Tine.
MONEY"
hessa i Wack Gilbert Yshcr Marlowe, Rpygoh Roetven
Aesiayey, frey 1850 $3.50 $500
iI.nnh,DAf llaa tine bu, one)-' MARRIED LfFE'
sEiDAl llast inel-" ROMANCE AMI REALITY
srt- BDaI sAIiSBB Ossi timed" hARliED EPR"
nbIIbbAf NIGHT sst ime-| OURBH
The above se,! Tor
q, ,ou,,o,.,,. q p ',s the LAST NGHrs
Due notice VII given Of the rep atsiou Of
Comedy
BIRTH
In preparation and TO be prrute for ne ur yea
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-04-07
onaeLal Aelvertisenaents.
\ PROCLAMATION.
@ = "a:
BY RUFUS i. BULLOCK.
Governor of said State.

WHEREAS, The President and Secretary Of
the Agricultural Society Of the county of Cobb,
notify me that notorious hofse-ttief calling
himself James r. Hill, alias Jones, alias Sim
mons, has, during the last three years, been
committing depredations upon the stock Of the
farmers and planters in that section Of the State
carrying ON a traffic in the stolen property in
the adjoining counties Of Alabama and
Whereas. The civil authorities of the county
have exercised, and are still exercising extraor-
binary diligence to ferret out and bring to
punishment this notorious character; and
Whereas, It is certified to me as aforesaid
that the ends Of justice demand the assistance Of
the Executive Department of the State
Now, therefore, l, RUFUS j. BULLOCK, Gov
elpor of said State, do hereby issue this, my
Proclamation, offering a reward of One Thou
sand Dollars for the arrest and delivery to the
Sheriff of Cobb county of the aforesaid James
r. Hill, alias Jones' alias Simmons.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of the
State, al the Capitol in Atlanta, this 22nd
day of March, in the year of our Lord
Eighteen Hundred and Seventy-one, and
of the Independence of the United States
America the Ninety fifth.
RUFUS B. BULLOCK
BY the Governor:
DAVID G. CoTrING, Secretary of State,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-04-07
a PROCLAMATION.
G. Z O r G 7 "A (
BY RUFUS b. BULLOCK,
Governor of said State.

WHEREAS, Official information has been
received at this Department that a murder was
committed in the county of Museogee Gu the
night Of the oath Of February last upon the
body of Brooks Walker, colored, by one John
Aaron as Is alleged, and that said Aaron has
fed from Justice:
have thought proper, therefore, to issue
this. my Proclamation, hereby offering re-
ward OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
the apprehension and delivery Of the said
Aaron with proof sufficient to convict, to the
Sheriff of said county and State, in order that
he may be brought to trial for the offense with
which he stands charged.
And do moreover charge and require all OF
fcers in this State, civil and military, to be
vigilant in endeavoring to apprehend the said
Aaron.
Given under my Hand and the Great seal of the
State. at the Capitol in Atlanta, this
eighth day Of March, in the year Of our
Lord Eighteen Hundred and Seventy one
and Of the Independence of the United
States Of America, the Ninety Fifth
RUFUS B. BULLOCK.
BY the Governor
DAvIDG G. CorTTNG, Secretary of State,
mari3-it
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-04-07
HOW MONEY AND TIME ARE
WASTED.
now THE YOUNG LADIES SUFFER.

lee4e4 - I g.
now THE YOUNG LADIES SUFFER.
The following paragraph from the
Mobile Register strike at prevail
ing folly and injustice to children,
and we give it cordial endorse
ment.
GAN over the country there are
scores of young misses, without an
atom of musical talent, who are
working arduously every day at
their scales and exercises on the
piano, superintendent by fashionable
teachers. The misguided parents
of these machine-players fondly
hope that their darlings will one day
astonish society and blossom into
full-feged pianists, and therefore the
pretty heads Of the fair Saint Ce-
elias are crammed with the works
of Heller, Schuman, Chopin, List,
Rubenstein and Thalberg, which
are so much sanscrit to them, and
quite as unintelligible. Thus many
young women, whose talents for
making buildings, doing plain sew
ing and general house wifory, lie
dormant, are rendered a terror to
their neighborhoods when they com
mence that awful daily inAiction
called "practicing." 1t is quite as
much a waste of time to try and
learn music when you have no ear
or taste for it, as it is to insist upon
singing when it is evident you car
merely screech, hence the folly 0.
laying out money on Mademoi8elle'i
music, when she never will be able
to play except in a mechanical bang
ing way, which acts on the nerves o
those who love music like drops o
water falling from great height OF
the forehead continuously might
Where there is feeling and taste, {
musical organization in short, cult.
vate it; but where there is not, don
anlict society by bringing into il
another harassing, irritating per-
former"
In short, parents are giving then
daughters musical education great
ly to the neglect of good English
education. Half the young misses,
you meet with now, have their
heads stuffed full Of piano music,
aud cannot spell half of the simplest
words they use correctly.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-04-07
THE GIRLS OF JAPAN AT SCHOOL

Ik1h 11hl0 Ot JAE ALN IA hoSaSSA
Throughout Japan it is universal
custom for young ladies, when ar
rived at the age of fourteen or ff-
Steen, to be placed in what may be
appropriately called finished es-
Enlistment This establishment has
the following among other peculiari-
ties, viz ALI the masters pay for
the privilege of teaching, instead Of
las is the case with us) being paid
for their labor of love. Then, to q
certain extent a japanese young la
DIV is allowed considerable freedom
as to the selection of her instructors ;
she generally prefers the best look
ing.
The scholars do not sit in a close
pent-ip room, filled with girls bolt
upright, each perched upon an edu-
cational stool, but in delightful gar
den fragrant with tea and flowers,
surrounded by number of little
summer houses uncovered in the
midst of the most charming vegeta-
bic product. Here are the bright
eyed damsels, with cheeks pink as
the roses, moving around with grace
full step each bearing a small lacquer
tray with tea and cakes. In each of
these smmer-houses there is mas
ter or professor, either waiting the
return Of one of the refrcshment-
bearing damsels, or else sitting by
the side of one who has already come
back. japanese girls remain in
educational seminaries of this kind
until marriage, and they make excel
lent wives.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-04-07

An advertisement is good in
vestmcnt when Lut in the right place
the Tribune asks $4,000 column
for an advertisement and gets the
money. The business men of Chica-
60 are cute enough to pay it. There
arc many western firms paying
$1,000 week for advertising. 1t
is noteworthy fact we never hear
of an advertising man as having cav
ed in or "gono up" The thing
pays.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-04-07
A PROCLAMATION
SassEs = E2 zsR a .
BY RUFUS b. BULLOCK,
Governor Of said State.


WHEREAS, Official information has been re-
ceived at This Department that John \ Parker
a citizen Of the county Of Lumpkin, while IN the
act ofaiding and assisting the Sheriff OF said
county in eftecting the arrest Of one A. }. Black
well and one Henry Spencer, was shot al by
the said Blackwell and severely wounded and
Whereas, The said A. J. Blackwell and
Henry Spencer, aided by one John Spencer, in
thus resisting and obstrueting legal process, did
make their escape, and are now at large
Now, therefore, in order that they may be
brought to a speedy trial aud punishment torthe
crime with which they and each Of them stands
charged, [, RUFUS 3. BULLoCK, Governor Of
said State, do hereby issue this, my proclama-
ton. Offering reward of Five Hundred Dollars
each, for the arrest and delivery Of the said A.
j. Blackwell, Henry Spencer and john Spencer,
to the Sheriff Of said county Of Lunpllin.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal ofthe
State, at the Capitol in Atlanta, this the
22ud day of March, in the year Of our
Lord Eighteen Hundred and Seventy one,
and of the Independence of the United
States Of America, the Ninety-dtth.
RUFUS b. BULLOCK.
BY the Governor
DAVID G. CoTTING, Secretary Of State