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New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
ForeIgn Esehange va qet and steady AZ the foI0a-

The extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
CITY Of Montreal, VIII close at 1910 y. m, at the MOT
chants Exchange. Nos 80 and 90 Pine-st.
There IL nothing new TO note In money, ana inc mar
ket continues oversupped We quote loans on call at
aud per cent, md prime discounts at 5 ana Z.
The Government bond market has been very quiet all
day. the older issues particularly feeling the influence OF
lower gold and making q fractional yield ~ prices,
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MTNNESoTA
RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD Con
vERTBIE BONDs (MHwAUKEE EXTENsIoN9 We
recommend these bonds as a safe and desirable IN
vestment. Price, for the present, 92l aud interest
in currency. HENRY CLEWs az Co.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

bonds, with rapidly Increasing business. PRICE
90 AND INTEREST.
We cheerfully recommend these as Prime Secu-
rity. Full particulars furnished on application.
TURNER BROTHERS, ...
Bankers, IA Nassau ST.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

MIDLAND Pacific FIRST MORTGAGE FER CENT
..| GoLD Bonds
On completed Road from Nebraska city 70 Lin
coin the capital of Nebraska, the net earnings OF
which are largely in excess OF the interest all the
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
iI,HE ELEMENTS on AGRCULTUkll.

IT TE ELEMEN 10 Vt UNIN VII UIti1'
Bok for Youg Fsr1seJs. H. Wsag. folarT Aghcn
rs EgB0g Of the Central Pt IN New oi Aahor Of DsaiIibg
Pfof for Health" Second edi0r. csTeiuly
THE PLANT, TIE SOIL MANCRES. MECHANICAL CULTI
YATfON ANALYSIS
egOing fu 81 dse1sd IN plain auo simple sngnsfe
liat ~ farmers bOy aDderssud
The xbfeB ~ essfsi preat JafntT sud 8 iDIo
hfefuApoa rood advice, and ID docnBe
Price $L BY RaU, Posi psd , ,,,,r,.
htAlUk.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
oleman Benedict's closing quotations were:

The gold market lost the activity noted yesterday and
was quiet throughout and without feature of incident
During the first hour OF the Board the price was
steady at l but later as the London price OF bonds be-
came little better the price declined TO ll4i at which,
and 14s the sales OF the afternoon chiefly made
until near the close, when ll4t was touched. In the
gold loan market the rates were 3, 81. and per cent
for carrying to fat The engagements Of specie for to-
morrow foot up about million dollars. The Assistant
Treasury dsbursed SO6OO in coin interest and $4,000 In
redemption Of called bonds making total OF the latter
Of The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was follows Gold cleared siO,9ii0OO; gold bal
antss 81 s73s92 currency balances, S2l45,926 The fol-
L H.. .I,li1.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
4 LIFE-sIzE PORTRAIT
TIE lRmrxR Ker.Ya,k On

Address illE .hbt NJ he"'l l"h org.
EAST TENNESSEk.--THE KNONNlLLE
Il WEEKLY CHRONICLE for l6I will cottsn ~ every rrn'
eaffy pIri articles The Climate SOIL Po11 NJ ntaIs
a.sed frantags OF Last Ines "lieh
%
expressly 81 ooting
for Hone Answers Correspondents VIII b. carefully prepared
published ioI general iniomstOnhe cbcare and e
~ b. 0hs Sscuf Oay ~ For furfHef
Information sonr the Pubshers RULE KICKS KIcTye 1euB
INIlE of \. Y. DAILY TRIBUNE for ISL
lanrUge for ssis APPLE
TONS AkTlQARIuN rs Ehbettst bet Prince ADD ou.iel.
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROfIT-An illus
mated "a ediuoB BY p J. Quuu PIaeea Hotueuu
for sny ye grover Pea for The subject
snpy ird tboo1ghy sted und ih ioosu ug Leads Yaurfs
Of The Soil Distance Apart secng Tres Daarf
al standards, Tine Of Planting Phgung ggn2 Ines ioa che
PstEng varieties Plant Pruning o. Record
r Hork complete Ptetcsl Mhs1a tbe
Cover wteher pleasure IqosL vol hsnfsonet bound
eob Puee Stbt free b. malOu receipt u pres A1hes
TllE TRIBUNE Esv4lcfd.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

be Cotton runang qaa not more tban
half grade above below the grade qaoeL
COFFEEIhe dali and prices have rter declned
quote Rio I5td ac gold aud Mracaibo at lo1ee go
Of Nes-Oreaus private terms
CANDLESIbe duh and nominal We quote Adm1ntns
atl4dIslc for l2 TO 10 Sperm at 3Gc Patent HdlJe
ami Parshne at 2i02Sc
EGGS-NewYork and Pennsylvania Bgs 10 good demand at
2Od22 dol Ohio Eg Sale per doI lhd1la and western
Eggs. ljd1Tc ..... - . -.
flour MEAL-The inquiry light Cor POur and the msTk,t
steady Shipping Extras and heavy AID irregular for
the lines of shipping and wanted At
The mark and dull sales Of yaO
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

cC S2rs a.s ae geI.. . ga % a 5
cSn Meal S and Su 81 Gss s @ @ 20 California Foar
o0 0FRFIGHTS@Tse market was s urder room
ap6 r dtmsd coniuud in demand but
% ISns ssS G& aays bee San 79po y F a
for toOos steslae at sd for Corn and sqs9 & or Se s &
Baltic port ZOO bb. Petroleum es 3D. AneneaH ts
Psaps % Es s 70 OS sn or Saate & sesud
s0,5 an PuS s. 3D. FSch Sng IA tuns ayre reoe
private terms One or two other vessels were a0'el closed
fsETh Il; Dun ,9i gnehsngel quoted d. @ . SA5Sgs S
MadiSs. f1al "a 90 h q E siist 40 % n
Medium Feed and g. 90 n or No feed at A' '''
t FRATHRRs- narei lrman doll prices have dosnssId
eadeney We quote Prime Iod72e d. snd and hlifi
FOREIGN DRIED FRUTTsTfe demand only moderate for any
description and prces without charges o @parSaet we hO
bon on private terms % g eo1es @ 20 G 5 ol1 sbe Sos ~
9S1 S,Sse n 100 a. ta.e F eIf and 500 do bond bcis
Gs4NHsders Of Wheat generally hut buyer, hO o.
freight aqi At LyecS !. o~er New nq & gE ana
qte IRE market fS's S I5 W % for rS W tIe sSles are q 80
basil u az for No Milwaukee sor aud sl 80 a9et. q -
smir Western 81 s. Nr Red sse 81 90 for white Nebisn
r, nsf & @ Of 100 bab canadian a 3 @ City at 90 os
aeye % and 'Se :, @ 9 w a GSsl ~ S 'ss %eS aIS Ms %
5c White state Fancy At &c. On tack Rye easier .ld
& asui lie asace Of freight cbcs Tssy asd NE
ss5 & . s5 ss,r @ 'la % s esa i'' 95c ws
,a.e 80 bbs Eagish 6e9s2c We quote As io.lO"s'
NevYor4' ros a7l atsqe5 oss growe 90 itoiS
W,,o .roaa Gii 25a45dsO
lrrgs growth 1870 kugisi 5000
We te he Souoaing N npst eis' Hsey P e'rcaar
q .lis d-t: ~,
Recent. r ,,e s e,p,l, ssrpacs fr the w
Rce6t coo l07I.. 177 To d exports since sept ~ 3s
Tof Sep. 52J4 slmpolts tor tue week None
Tor, 20. 90 81 Tot imports since Sep. IN $3.50
0a special iricu coespoaielt f,ors following
cate jgy Then, eaue 10 remark 10 The eiar
0 al., quiet; couumpuye trade prevail
r oNh pds OF which fsirY usil-
el siKhty tlrtt
Reports from the Psutauons arr more
ard nth 0ieste crop u efpect,
GuNNfESThe market FOR Bags iull aud variable t dslc
Co is 10 request quote Domestic Al "-7ie-
for Immediate delivery. Calcutta is held a. i'tc "a .
OlN>ENG-INe market 10 qhe pa psees Arc An W f''
Pnrt ROet &c ~ Q5a II l0 - -. =, IA ~.
Gmnspe and SEQ for Chncha both currency -, a.. -.
uAH-Th- d.mgnn 'ri uu.d a.. rii. sre aesn -, Vs1S
~ q. 1r Salt Ia. .JQyc io to'tf oNaa uu suu P'
uuthsuci. uUie 40 IvdE4-v V4 Long !'i ''N "
Snort DO. and 7Od7sc for Oat . ,,a,,,. -, Il,
M nurs qu-t aud unchanged at Rdilc so IN
oi.r of coo bales Ju'e al 5 currency
afket alas dui and Pnsgs arr ~
urcbss,d suan s0ca VI - Gor MAaa and N-''''
Moi sPsTie market al grafesemao very dui AMI n ls
shsrcr az sales l-iees uonusly unchanged ,,o,.
NtVAI STvRES-Spii Turpeune scarce anl very Il
Nth size bt sales 81 ibis at ole and eaIy "a ~, ne ;,
NH. NON docs 4sc In Resins Sbe uner @es meet .s KIM,
At ssay prie,s salss 200 bbs Strained al ~ Ia
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

The days tran sactlous at the U. 5. suhTreasy com
prsed:
GoN ~ 8i0Glj ~ Currency panorts S29g 81
y IA rsv+rt. 1871 500 20 Cuueucg bsanoc.. But4l -b
oli llJlla -'oN' w
Currency Teoeipts.... l5oO,aSi liI
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

Sold By OIL bookseller srd Ecsec Irte 30 C,ttsi fora
Doetf rad Address TIE TRIBUNE " J.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09

While it is cminently proper that we
publish laudatory ommunlca''ol % o''-
cr., it would be in bad taste If we publish
cd two communications which have hech
ON orr table for several weeks, and Wh'cl
horo Influenced rs already. Thanks. gen
tlcm,n. but you will think more OF Us io'
exercising Il little Unaffected mode y
Whom 4 paper. save in necessary seli-de-
e,noo r,,kps seif its theme it becomes very
unwclromc. and very Justly So.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09

,L.-Mr. 10. c. Estill, one OF the
many boys who have learned the art pre-
servative" under our supervision Is on Il
visit 70 his home in Winchester Jo' '"'
~..tr,mped" considerably Tor the lat t""o'
three wears. One morning last year ~
Lurnrised us with his pleasant face Ill Ne"
Orleans, Next he wa somewhere Ill ~"
hama. and now he has become Il fixture Ill
Mckenzie, Tenn. and we slio'l" no' y,
surprised if he ensnares the heafV anu
hand of some fair Dolly warden oN''
,h,re. who ought to be q nonpar''i 10 DC
worthy ofJ0., indeed She ought
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09

700 Much CLOVER David Bone, 4
very worthy negro man in Winchester,
lost a fine COW a week or two since. She
ate too much clover, and we notice that in
different portions OF the country fine stock
have been lost by letting them run all
night or day on fields of rank clover.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09

itELIGIous.-Thc blind preachar, Smith
son. Of the Christian Church, will preach
at the Courthouse ON Monday night, May
I3th, Go and bar this remarkable man
discuss the difference between ge0t and
uLralcAcc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09

On account of the absence OF both the
President and Vice President. and Il rath-
er meagre attendance last Monday, the
Farmers Club held no meeting, but it was
suggested that a full meeting be had next
Saturday week.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09
New Advertisements.

Our faithful Clerk and Master offer.
land for sale.
1t will be seen rnder the head Of "Nn-
nounccmcnts" that WI. Slater is a cam
Date for Representative.
Mr., Jacob Knori adverti,cs several ar
1lcIes pleasant to the taste. We know his
pier German orthographyJ. is splendid
lie makes it speciality to sell the best
beer that is manufactured.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09

At meeting OF the citizens ofxTanl.M
county, Tenn" on Monday, May 9Th, 1872.
Col Hayden March was called to the
CDuIrand w. Days appointed sccreta-
ry' N1ler the announcement ny the
chairman Of the object Of the meeting. ON
motion Of Copt. Tom. d, Gregory. Il COM
mItIec of five, consisting of Capt. Gregory,
Jno' H. BcasIey, Col. Jesse Arlcdgc, Col.
John Is. Hawkins and Dr.. Ira G. Wood.
were appointed to draft resolutions cy-
pfeSslve ofthe sense OF the injecting. Ar.
Ter " le" moments retirement the Com
hMttee returned, and, through the Chair
man. presented the following, which were
unanimously adopted: ~
HeS0frcd, by he Dcmocrucy Of FyaullU
comfy, Ia Convention dSSemLlcd. That our
c"hhdtnrc IN the truth Of the principlrg OF
Our political faith remains mistaken. and
lIlat we recognize in the rapid tendency 10
Capitalization and the general corruption
ana oppression which pervadcs the fcde-
raj Government the legitimate fruits of "A.
departure from the principles of our par
y III the administration or the general
Govern ncnt.
,. THAT we believe that tbo nri,.in,oy ~
our party urp thr only huI ,r T. ~ 'pr'I W
~Iitlcal IiLcrty. and fhnt tTr onlr hnna '" ",
the Republic is in the ulrim,rr :urrd.. W.
tine Dcmorrotir norty s ~, thor n nrmo ~,
drprrcafr ali 0trrmnts tm Lrina '. "nor W.
dissolution of if. wv "
2. That we are WILLING to co-onnrotai in
whatever line Of DolirT oar Coniyrmtiom
called At Nn,hviIIr ON fhn OH i",t m"i
adopt in relation to The next PresIJenli.I
ronyal!' ''o'''''''''
/. That the Hon. John G.. brown has
faithfully and ABLY performed the tru.,
rrposrd in his hands rs the CLiet Fvrr,.
live Of the State. and in arcordYnrr vi.I
the usage of or party he isrnIitln"I yo
their endorsement. and we tbrrrtnrr in
struct our DELEGATES 70 cast rhrir ,nnio|n.
for him in Convention.
., l !a1 a. a. cory OF these resolution lc
U"me Journal for nn NJ a',n, 'V'' anu '"'
o' ''o',',' " O"p', gregory, t"e 'h'ir-
49,, "'''''','' ,'e 'oi'o"I'S oeIe%otc5 TO
rrn, ''"N,'' 'o""'5 III ''e 0t''o
stont.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09

CEors,-Wc have encouraging reports
from all sectionsot our county to The effect
that the wheat and fruit crops promise an
abundant yield. We can hardly suppose
II biighting frost will come to mar our
hopes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09

LEGlsLATIVE.-Last Monday announce
,ments were made ut the Courthouse by
candidates for the Lower Branch Of the
next Genera! Assembly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09

BRANcn.-We stated, upon hearsay, a
week or two since, that Brancl, who mur-
dcred Phillips, mad been captured. The
report was untrue.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09
Brit

Oi The
United Stat
vernal seas
Madison o
| Jack son cd
Tyler on M
| fersOn on AZ
on April 2S,
April 23, IN
April u, ~
the PresideI
nler season
| whose BIRTH
| of the PRED
the season.
| Adams ON
| Polk on NJ
Taylor ON
lin IN
The Preside
the wintef
Washington
Martin Van
William Hd
8, l773 Nil
7, 1900; An&
30, 1908 az
February /
ington died
Adams In
9lst; Maids
his 73d JAG
dama in
S0th HarriS
73d Tayloq
54th Fillmo1
year; Piercd
in his 77.h
son Is alive I
Presiden q
month. |
Tho Huu
of March =
evening J04
killed, q fel
vile, by one
is said to haN
existing betV
carrying OF
ome third p1
The Pope,S
said the md
Church dated
stated that I
powers i'm RI
impossible. |
pairing to leay
Some OF thu
in
to employ wd
dental Asu@
the large
London ONO
ment for fed
only the dad
professional |
gentlemen q
are eligible. |
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09

GOLD is active and higher in New York,
closing yesterday at ll3}8mll4.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09
A MAGNIFICENT PEACH ORCHARD,

and a large quantity of CEDAR TIMBER.
90 Taking these two farms together,
Lhcy are probably the most desirable
lands In the country,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09
First Prize Medals Awarded,

but grow into ned
shine and ~rain--tlI
| good purpose.
Dickens, too, del
ing characters fro}
existence, but his
eating and drinking
and the world wild
n devil, after his ed
ten. Mcdonald
Dickor.s, and it is
ton that the natiol
one should furnish
ems ~popularized tls
ing the commone}
slons of humanity,
delicate ~eloquencel
down to them. Md
| ly in Wilfrid Cum
novel into q vehi1
spirituality. In Z
and ~fancics, thcrd
influences of dcta
ven but sharply Il
| which seem at timd
for older heads I'D
Wilirids; but the
describing objects
distinct in our mind
or a sunset, is as ID
the reflection of 4
author, both descrid
less equally clea1
prodigies in the bod
peculiarly dreamy, 4
tinctively doubling
chose them to reprea
and the very fact Il
these peculiarities |
gardless of dramaI
them like human Id
shadows of a fancy.1
That independent
ley should commit 81
probability, arising |
and relentless ind
father, of the gospe
In the obedience and
Mary, the bigotry
HARLEY seems almo
he does not, howev
~ me.Wilfri1's Atha
a a is made Zone ii
q lily gross nature
| on parated theretrO
preug hand of dea
Wing bier to the worl
vs. aho'ly education,
% nv Oilrey and hi
=, y mnvaalhat her pun
; secret, the.
to think thurman ms
nv; and in the tom
Ioroform Thith symT
, result, of thy WIFE
He subj the n
story to bablyd fol
the sug- days o'ion;,.
on .. Prot. lie doeay
.terview, ,r;n GI,ty
eS PERI AWAIT tux
I u omaea. of the exqo
,I,ed the shudder, Il
aud forget her
Q for his ~joyousness
/, learned whole bool
d either and high
%erything number OF
to have verse, aud
ore than throughout
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09
Chancory Sale Of Land,

Daniel Weaver VS. Polly Weaver ct ais,
By virtue Of a decree Of the thanrcrE
Court nj Winchester. Tenn" pronounced
at il, March lSpociaIl Term, ISL, in the
above cauS,. ! Will. at the Courthouse door
in y iucAcetcr, on
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09

Will practice in y
and adjoining coet.,.-.. ux,on.;,.
tion w;li y. having an extensive
ee5rf mv,se Hill, Ala.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09

Or any Of oar regular est,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09


out one year
a head was
r Red Hook,
/, with II small
description OF
were ship
nd has never
: the box was
nat in which
contended
, bivered, and
} aimed from
If not de-
,ability was
Wonsigning
as value, rs
receipt.
shy produced
a t the box OF
~ vas proved
,een for u
the same
'lOuld have
/ contained
20 the clause
,Sed to have
ling clerk of
lue of each
.nsportation,
lfOfplaintitf
clerk ne
did not ne
in
thful answer
property con-
n either case
clause in the
both sides
I plaintiff for
-anted an adj
We per cent. !
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-09

slrer, being seen
/ wipins his lips,
suspicion by ex-
vi y severe tooth
II get q Glove to
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-07-26
HOISE

House met. Speaker Cumming in the Chair.
Mr. Graham, e, iiade submitted the report Of
the joint commiti,, rom the Senator and the
House for re-dislicting the State.
Mr. SimmoE7 Of Gwinett, stated that the re-
port of the csr.uittae was almost unanimous,
there being Oh 50 dissenting voices, and they
opposed the ie,!- rictina of the state on princi-
pie, and not the arrangement. He moved the
adoption Of the report and the previous ques-
ton.
Mr.. Bacon II. we'd the previous question on
the substitute offered by MIR Gwinnett to adopt
the report Of the COMMITTEE. The cali was sus.
tanned
Mr.. Griffin, Of Houston, call for the yeas and
nays, which was sustained by vote of34 to ~
and the Clerk proceeded to make the call.
The following is The billreportea by the joint
Committee on Arportionment
First DictrieI-Counties Of Appling, Bryan
Bullock, Burke, Camden, Charlton. Chatham
I Clneh, Echols. Dillingham;, Emanuel, Glynn
| Liberty, Mcintosh. Pierce Screven Tatnall
! Ware aue Wayne
Second District-i5aker Berrien, Brooks,
Calhoun, Clay, Colquitt, Decatur Dougherty
Early, Lownles, Miller, Mitchell Quitman,
Randolph. Terrell, Thomas, Worth.
! Third District Coffee Dodge, Do0ey. Ir.
win, Lee, Macon, Montgomery, Pulaski. Schey
Stewart Sumter Taylor. Teltair Webster,
Wilcox.
Fourth District Campbell, Carroll Chatta
| hoochee Coweta. Douglass, Harris, Heard
Marion, MeIiwhether, Nuscogee, Talbot,
Troup
Fifth District-Crawford, Clayton. DeKalo,
Fayetee Fulton, Henry. Houston, Milton Pike
Spalding, Epson
Sixth Observation-Disclosures. Bib, Butts, JAS
per, Lau1'ens, Newton, Putnam, Rockdale,
Twiggs, Walton, Wilkinson.
Seventh District--Bartow, Cqtoosa, Chattoo-
ga, Cherokee, Cobb Dade, Floyd Gordon,
HARRISON, Murray. Paulding. Polk, Walker,
Whitfield
Eight District Columbia, Ebert, Gasseock
Greene, Hancock, Hart, Jefferson johnson,
| Lincoln, MeDnffie, OgIethrope, Richmond
Taliatemo, Warren Washington Wilkes
Ninth District--Eanks, Clark, Dawson, Fan
| nin Forsyth, Franklin, Gilmer, Gwinpett, Hall.
ltabersham, Jackson Lumpkin, Madson, Nor
gan, Pickens. Rahun, Towns, White and I'm
ion.
On call for the yeas and nays on agreeing
to the report of committee, the yeas We're no.
and the nays AZ.
Mr.. Hoge submitted the report OF the com
mittee appointed 10 investigate the official con-
duct Of Rufus b. Bullock.
On motion of Mr. w. ID. Anderson, of Cobb,
$50 copies We're ordered printed, and tue report
made the special order for Wednesday. 3lst
inst.
Mr. Hunter--A resolution that the Judciai Y
Committees Of the House and Senate take into
consideration the propriety Of law requiring
the registration Of voters, and If they see pro
per, report a bill for that perpose. Agreed To.
House adjOuaned.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-07-26
KEEP YOUR MONEY ar HOME

Hundreds of thousands of dollars
are annually sent out of Georgia t.
insure our property. Why should
otproperty-holders combine and, in
each neighborhood, or town, mutual
ly insure each others property p
The profits of Insurance Companies
have been immense. Why do our
people give them to strangers in
stead of mutually dividing these
profits among themselves They
may take their policy from a home
"Mutual Company"-Pay stipu-
lated amount for the same-and here
ends their liability, while the aggre-
gate of these payments builds up in
their midst a prosperous institution,
the profits of which brings back, in
various ways, increased value to the
local wealth.
Properly conducted, there can be
no question as to the advantage of
local mutual insurance Companies
and as we have one in Marietta, now
under good auspices, we trust that
our property-holders will exhibit the
proper interest in its success.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-07-26
dent Trammell.

dent Trammell.
A massage was received from the
Honse, announcing the passage Of
resolution concerning the Land
Scrip. The Senate concurred in il.
Bills were introduced declaring
the Endorsement of Railroad Bonds
nuii and void.
Hon. L. j. Simmons also offered
the following resolutions:
Recognizing the quarterly gold
bonds, is ned under act of Septem-
Der 18th, 1870, to be good and val
id.
That the bonds hypothecatcd be
redeemed by the payment of the
money borrowed with lawful inter
est
That the Endorsement of the bonds
of the South Georgia and Florida
Railroad was made in compliance
witt law and therefore valid.
That the endorsement Of the bonds
of the Alabama and Chattanooga
Railroad is valid and binding.
That the currency bonds issued
in August 1870 having been can
celled by the gold bonds are not
binding, and prohibiting the Cover
nor, Treasurer or any other officer Of
the State from paying interest OF
principal, or in any way recognize
their validity,
On motion of Hon. 6. G. Kibbee,
1000 copies Of the report Of the
Bond Committee, 700 for the use Of
the House and 300 for the use of the
Senate, were ordered printed.
A bill to amend section $50 of the
code so far as relates to the counties
of Fannin, Gilmer and Pickens.
Hon. G. j. Wellborn To incor-
porate the Gainesville, BlairsviIle
and Northwestern Railroad Compa-
ny.
The Senate adjourned until Mon
day morning, 9 A. NJ.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-07-26
HON D. w. VOORHEES,

IN a recent speech this staunch
democrat remarked that "the admin
ministration Of public affairs in the
South had been the ,rorSt ccey kRo,cn
N the history Of cicilised peoples, and
he could not wonder at the demand
from that section for anybody to de-
feat the reelection Of Grant. They
believe the election of Greeley will
afford them relief, and therefore they
demanded his nomination. 1t had
been recorded more in Difference to
their condition and their wishes than
any other cause. II Greeley i.
elected he will stand pIedged by the
strongest obligations that ever rest.
ed upon candidate to a1e1yd tn.
South the blessing ola jnst, Lind an,
fateynal government Failing il
this, be would be accursed amsEI
them"