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TAYLOR COUNTY.

TAYLOR COUNTY.
Special dispatch to the Intellseneer:
Fetterman gives 25 majority for ratifi-
cation, 8 majority for Camden-a Demo.
cratic gain Of 20; West Grafton, A ma.
jority for rejection; Knottsville, 70 ma.
jority for rejection; Gratton-vote not
counted, estimated at about 30 for relec.
ton, Jacobs majority about the same as
for rejection; Webster, "a majority for re.
lection. W.
GRAFTON, August 24-12:40A
Special Dispatch TO the IntellIgencer.
Taylor repudiates B. F. Martin and the
lawyers Constitution by some two hun.
dred majority. Honest John ]. Jacob
gets over two hundred majority. The
following are elected on the Jacob
ticket: A. Armstrong, Clerk of the Cir.
cult and County Court; ]. n. Allen, As.
SCISSOR; J. q. Gather, President of the
County Court, and L. 8 johnson, Prose.
cutting Attorney. Partial returns, as far
as received, are very favorable to the
success Of the Republican ticket. Two
precincts in Barbour county give two
hundred majority against the Constitu-
tion. G. W,B.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 23.-Two
men died Of sunstrOke during the past
two days,
The famous horse LongIellow well be
exhibited here at the fair on the 10th Of
September.
The Committee for the National Peace
Reunion Is holding semi-weekly meetings
and making extensive preparations ior
the event. Letters are received daily
nom distinguished men in all sections oI
the country, promising attendance,
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, August 23.-At
the races yesterday owing to the rain the
trot Tor 2:29 horses was postponed until
Saturday.
The race for 2:24 horses was trotted in
the rain and won by Judge Fullerton.
Time, 2:25t, 1891 and 2:28. s-N
The hurdle race was won by Tsmmany
American Girl, Palmer, Henry and
Nonesuch race to-day for a purse Ul SO 600
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MARSHALL.


The following is the vote at Benwood
CoNsTITuuoN-Rati1catio 1925; Re.
lection, 1856.
GovERSoR-Jacob, 1888; Camden, 1873
oONGRRss-Wilson, 1870; Davis, III.
JUDaE-Melvin, 146; Ewing, 11s.
sENATE-Ballard, Ind, 1879; Hawkins
Ind, 1871; Price, Dem, 116; Hall, 1870.
sHERHF-Gray, Dem, 1853; Wayman
Rep, ia. t.3f.fF
HousEoF DELEGATEs-McJilton Dem.
1888; Kelly, Dem, 1888; White, Rep, 1873
Baker, Rep, t8S.-
REcoRDER-Flnn, Rep, 148; Morris
Dem, 119.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Parkinson
Rep, 1874; Macarthur, Dem, 1SO.
JUsTEca-McJilton, Ind, 255; Kelly
Ind, 100.
For the word " White" 63.
Fron the Moundsville Reporter Of Yerterdsy)
Up to Friday morning we have heard
but few returns. The vote at the La
trobe House, in Moundsville, stands til
between Jacob and Camden, with q ma
jority of 90 against the Constitution
Gray has a majority of 81, and the res
Of the ticket is very close,
The vote at Terreps School Houst
stands, Jacob and rejection, 65; Camder
and ratification, 8; Wayman has msjori
ty Of 40.
The report from Benwood gives tht
Democrats majority Of 10, a party vote
Mr.. Hornbrook reports q majority a
the mouth of Fish Creek Of 40 for rejec
tion, 40 for Gov. Jacob and 40 for Way
man. This is Republican gain Of abou
40 over the vote Of 1871.
Court House, Republican majority il
about 30 on State ticket; Gray beats Way
man 10 in the township. Reports iron
Webster township give the Republican
ticket about 90 majority; Wayman ovel
Gray, 40. Benwood gives Gray 80 ma
jority. Hornbrook's Mills give Waymar
30 majority. Gorby's School House give,
% majority for Wayman, and about q
for State Republican ticket.
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vo,e' vE,'eNe' Match at MONTREAL,

a4isSSofftaSseA F,:A9,g August a8.-Tho first
SSaias, he csSsSsi.gc ccas!isa gentlemen cricketers
ssladay The SpauiSns paS.iSns commenced here
iNsuy,iEoSu SuS 81 L,Sgglishuen ,gi playing against
sane vss dSI,lass ~ me Montreal Club. The
som, y, The ThFFyeH Fye1,.y Sy a violent thunder
Stuhe Slosa ossagish9en won the toss,
Nisksa down SsS'' stood at 1880, with three fys'
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PITTSBURGH, August 23.-River about
stationary, with 8 feet 9 inches in the
channel, Weather; cool. No prospect
for water at present. Y" 'I'
CAIRO, LII. August 23.-River sta.
tionary. A refreshing shower fell at
o'clock this afternoon.
LOUISVILLE, August 23.-Riyer falling
slowly, with 5 feet II inches in the canal
and 8 feet II inches in the chute. Clear
and pleasant.
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GRRRNBRrRR,

GRRENBRER, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
August 29.-The election in this section
Of the State passed of quietly as far as
heard from. The vote polled Is the
largest on record. This township gives
about 400 majority for Camden and the
adoption Of the Constitution. This coun.
" (Greenbrier) has evidently gone largely
for Camden and the adoption Of the Con.
stitutlon. Major Matthews, Democratic
candidate for Attorney General, Is largely
ahead Of his ticket IN this county. The
official count will not be In before to.mor.
row. ThenegroeS, with q few exceptions,
voted solid against the adoption Of the
Constitution and for Jacob, independent
candidate. The telegraph wires are down
between New Richmond and Charleston
on the line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, and no returns can be received
from that locality. 81 ,H...st
GREENBRRR, W. Va, August 2S-
Official returns from the county have
net yet been received. The commission.
ers have been engaged until a late hour
tonight counting the returns, and are ex.
pected to get through in the morning.
Unofficial returns give a majority in
Greenbrier OF 500 for the Constitution
and about 800 for Camden. Official re.
turns from Monroe county give Camden
and the Constitution 100 majority, a
Democratic gain Of go over the last vote.
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Loyal visitor at Long Branch.

LoSe BRANCH, August 2S.-Prince Au.
gustus and Prince Philippe Of SAKE
Coburg, are here.
President Grant attended camp meet.
Ing ct Ocean Grove, this afternoon, where
he was enthusiastically received, The
President is very devout listener at
prayer meetings.
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Terrible Hail.torm in Connecticut,

IeTEIDIe HHIIsIUTm IN COnnecIIcnt.
HARTFORD, August GA terrible hail
storm passed over Rockville, Ellengtown
and Vernon, yesterday. The tobacco is
most destroyed. Most all the glass In the
Windermere mills at Rockville, were
broken; damage, 5000. The car house
at Rockville, and engine house Of the
Vernon depot, were blown down. Many
trees were uprooted, and the damage Is
very great. Two French boys, aged IA
and 10, were killed by lightning during
the storm in Wallingford.
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIs, TENN, August 22-fhe lat.
est adyices from ColliersYille state that
Sheriff Curry had met manned BODY 81
negroes, and, after showing them what
would be the resultH they did not as.
band, had succeeded in persuading them
to return home, and the excitement rap
idly quieted down.
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sis,a. auAsks-TO . the prompt and attentive
roo1 ro1a' ."o, 10 whom {, We are indebted for tho
s'r4 so,n,a.s news that fills our columns this
tender ,6ons.0 %Soa' The State election, we
@0'e OI the same sort, e>' :" N"'O
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The Utica Car shootinr Ca,e.

ALBANY, August s3 Milton Il. Hamp.
son, Of Utica, who was prosecuted here
for the support Of the children OF Mrs.
McCarty, who some time since attempted
TO shoot him, and killed another man in
the street car, In Utica, was to-day dis.
charged for want Of proof that he Is the
father Of the children. d
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Movements Of an Eminent Bruised.

gPnIADELPH1A, August go Baldwin
arrived in West Philadelphia this morn
ing, accompanied by his trainer and a
number Of hackers, BE affects TO consid,
er the match with Mace not of and that
ameeting viii be arranged. he proceeded
tohis training Squarters at Haddington,
where he win remain until called out ol
the city again professionally.
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,,;a an Mn, StSQURT.-In view of the result in
ol |I oo. county, We iCcl constrained TO inquire
4, ,S..s oas Market street noighbor whether
%s,sI ~,ss mas yetbeen any confirmation ofthe
,a-ossa w, ossi de'llna'ion ofMr. Brown in ia.
VI" O' his competitor, Mr.. T1SsLEY
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Special dispatch TO the IntelllgencG.
CHARLESTON, August 2S.
Large,yote everywhere. Estimated ma.
jority in this county for Jacob, 800. Two
precincts in Wayne give Jacob $50 ma.
jority. Camden largely behind the State
ticket everywhere. W. Il. H.
Special dispatch to the lntellIgeneer. r
CHARLESTON, August "a.
Ksnawha not fully heard from; will
give Jacob ut least 800. Putnam gives
Jacob about 15o majority. Mason Is re.
ported for Jacob by 800 TO 500, Wayne
goes for Jacob by about 200, Morgan,
Republican Is elected Sheriff by about
400. Republicans say that all Of their
ticket Is elected In Kanawhs. The coun.
ties named will go against Constitution,
G. W. ATKINSON.
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MARSHALL.

Special dI,psteh to the IntsllIEcncer.
MouNDsv1LLE, August 2S.
Old Marshall all right Melvin's ma.
jority, 44s; rejection majority, AT; Ja-
cob, 416; Davis, $50. There are two
townships to hear from. The whole Re
publican ticket is elected.
8. r, HANFE.
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PRESTON.

KRawooD, W. VA, Aug. %, 1872.
To the Editors Of tho Intelligence:
The election passed off quietly at this
place to-day, and the vote polled is the
heaviest ever cast here, with one excep.
ton, I believe. 1t foos up 2O9 at the
Court House. The other voting precinct
will probably make the vote in this town.
ship about $50, and give majority Of
from forty to fifty for honest Gov. Jacob.
Old Preston has covered herself with
glory to-day. 1 will send you the official
returns at the earliest moment possible.
II the other counties Of the State have
done proportionately as well as Preston,
the proposed Constitution and the Cam.
en-Baker.Walker Ring have "gone
where the woodbine twineth."
Yours in haste, MAC.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, p,sAugust aS-Three hundred
and ttty Radicals have presented them.
selves as candidates Tor members Of the
Cortes, to be voted for at the elections
shortly to be held. ''
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A straight-Out Convention Called in
Illinois.

AAAAOAos
CHICAGO, August 23.-A call Is issued
signed by Joseph Ledling, of Springfield,
Illinois, calling for Convention of Dem.
ocrats' in favor Of straight Democratic
nominations for President and Vice Pres.
ident, to meet in that city on Thursday,
August 20, 10 select delegates to the
Louisville Convention.
The Times special correspondent writ.
ing from the Cheyenne and Arrapahoe
agency, under date Of August 8, gives an
account OF the proceedings OF the so.
called Peace Council being held there
with the Kiowas and other hostile Indi.
ans, SO far these proceedings appear to
be afailure, the Kiowas being evidently
disposed to make this pretence OF friend.
ship In order TO secure the release OF their
chiefs, Satanta and Big Tree, now con.
fined in the Texas penitentiary. Lone
Wolf, the principal chief Of the Kiowas,
made a speech in reply to Col. Mcintosh.
who had urged upon the Indians the alb.
solute necessity, if they desired to free
their chiefs, OF living at peace with the
whites, saying he was ready TO do all that
was asked OF him, but he must first have
tho soldiers removed, and, until this was
done, the Kiowas would make no change
in their way Of living. He concluded as
follows: l, have listened to what the
Council has told me, and I believe the
talk is straight, and we can perhaps
make things satisfactory in Washington.
When l was boy our country extended
from the Rio Grande to the Missouri, and
l want their limits restored to what they
were then. ] say have already told you
that all my young men are ready to
travel in the white mans path, but want
a good country that we all can live in.
And now nothing remains to be said.
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MINERAL.

PIEDMONT, W. Va, August %.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgeucot.
Jacobs majority Is four hundred and
seventy.fve, and the Independent ticket
OF Mo. ToTTEN.
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Nav CnREK. Anorst oso,

NEW onREK, August 2S-2AM
To the Rdltors of the In.sllIgeueer;
The vote at this place is 1856, the heav.
lest ever polled. The following are the
majorities:
CoNsTITUTIoN-For rejection, As.
GoyERNoR-Jacob, so.
CIRCUIT JuDGE-Hoke, (Rep,) 70.
HOUSE OF DRLEaATEs-Totten, Qnd.
DENY AZ.
CLERK CIRCUIT CouRT-Barrick, 62.
sHERIFF-Umstott, lind. Dem) 70.
PROSECUTING ATToRNEY-Reynold
Rep) Ss.
PRESIDENT COUNTY CouRr-Alkire,
Qnd. Dem.) SO.
Yours in haste, T.R. O.
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MilWnukee Ra,c,es.

MILWAUKEE, August 23.-The fourth
day Of the races proved a failure. The
unfinished race Of yesterday was won BY
the Ripon Boy this aIternoon. The
people who had come from q distance to
see Goldsmith Maid and Lucy trot, were
doomed to disappointment. The Maid
was taken sick about a week ago and has
not been out Of the stable for that time.
still Doble, the driver, who was anxious
TO beat her best time, hoped up to the last
moment when the doctor decided it was
not safe or prudent to trot her. To compen.
safe tor the disappointment, Lucy was
expected to trot with Jay Gould, but un.
fortunately, while exercising this morn.
ing, she made a misslip and strained the
tendons running on the back side of the
fore leg from the knee to the fetlock, and
good horsemen saythat the mare was not
in condition to trot. It has been fur.
thermore stated that if she had trotted
she would have been manned for life,
AS much censure has been cast upon the
managers ofthe affair under the lead OF this
Agricultural and Mechanical Association,
1t Is proper to state that no member OF
the Association has anything to do with
the races. The track was under the con.
troll Of e, D. Rood, and all Of the arrange.
ments were made with him and not with
any ol the Association, and the use Of the
name Of 1t was unthorlzed. There is not
citizen in Milwaukee who does not deep.
ly regret the disappointment and bad man.
agement Of the whole affair. Jay Gould and
st. Elmo were put upon the track to take
the place Of the Maid and Lucy, but after
the first heat the crowd became 80 much
incensed at the treatment they had re.
ceiyed, that they blocked up the track
and the horses had to be taken off and
the crowd dispersed, swearing vengeance
upon everybody and everything. The
Doctor and Do6le are both censlred for
not making the condition Of the Maid
known sooner, and the managers Of the
race are blamed for not giving the proper
notice early this morning.
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OHe Scream for Ohio County.
And Especially for Dick BrOwnI
GOOD NEWS FROM THE STATE.
Promise of a Glorious Victory.
PETROLEUM BELOW PAR.

Votes That Were Not Bought.
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HARRRnN.

Special Dispatch TO 1ntelligeucar.
C1ARKsBURe, August 2S.
Four precincts give following MAORI.
ties: Jacob for Governor, 249; For Re.
lection, 1871 Davis for Congress- 1876.
J,H.S.
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Scattering Returns from the State.
MoNONGALIA COUNTY.
Special dispatch TO the IntelliReneer:
MoRaANTowN, August 2S.
Gov. Jacobs majority in this place is
1875. j. G. WAGNER.
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HANCOCK.

HANCOCK.
Special DitpAteh to Intelllgeneer.
McCoY's STATION, August 23,
Majorities in Hancock are as follows:
Jacob for Governorn14li Davis for Con.
greSS, 10S; Cunningham Qnd. DENY for
Senate, 6t0 over Wilson; A. N. Jacob
lind. Dem.) for Senate over Pannell 45O;
For Rejection, $50. SIN. .
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BROOKE.

A private dispatch received in tho city
yesterday says Brooke county gives Jacob
a majority OF "a.
NEW MARTINsyuLE, August 93.
To the Editors Of the IntellIgencer:
DEAR SRs-The total number Of votes
cast in this township (NIagnolia) is 81O.
Tho number counted out Is about 300,
leaving about soto count. The majority
so far Is: For ratification, 10; Camden,
22i Wilson, 40; Sep. Hall and Price for
Senate over Ballard and Hawkins is 46
majority; for Constitution will be about
Is. Will send full returns by evening
boat. Yours, &c, RAD.
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BERKELEY.

0ERKELEY.
Special dispatch to the IntellIgencsr:
MARTINsBURa, August 23.
About 100 majority against the ConSti-
tuition in this county; the same for indie.
pendent State and County ticket.
y q ]. NELSON WIsNER.
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WOOD.
special Dlipatch to Iatelllgeuesr.

Special DiIpatch to IAtelliHenesr. r.
PARKERsBuRG, August 2S.
This city gives Camden eighty.tive ma
jority; for rejection, one hundred and
seven; Davis, twelve. The returns are
all in but one township. There will be
about two hundred majority for rejection;
Davis about one hundred; Camden's ma.
jority will be less than one hundred.
0.G. SooF1ELD.
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for circuit and county clerkS are both
elected BY small majorities.
Harmony s. H., Winfield township.
gives Jacob, 102, Camdan, 80; for rejec.
tion, 1903, for ratification, 80.
Palatine so far as counted, gives Jacob
about 70 majority, and about the same
for rejection out IS votes counted.
-'- 500 O. NJ. sHINN.
MANNNoToN, August 90, 1879, !
IL O'CLOCK N. I
To the Editors Of the Intellieeneer:
There are about O. votes cast at this
place as far as counted. The Stats ticket
stands for Jacob, 100, Camden, 100; for
ratification, 95, for rejection, 1856. Capt,
A. N. Prichard, Ind, for Sheriff, 224, NJ.
n. MILAN, Ring candidate, SO. DR..
Flowers, Ind, for House of Delegates, 237,
A. W. Knott, Dem, $50; Mr.. Morrow,
Dem, 1875. Assessor, A. Ice, Ind, 2l9,
r. E. Martin, Dem, 100. President Of
County Court, S. T. GooCh, Ind, $50, A.
Merrill, Dem, 106. ~
The Independent ticket as far as heard
from In the county Is ahead. We feel
confident that we have carried the indie.
pendent ticket FOR Sheriff, and perhaps the
entire ticket. ARGUS.
FAIRNoNT, August 24-12:4O A. N.
Special dispatch to the lnteiEmeer.
Majority in Marion county for ratifca-
tion about seventy.fve; for Camden fifty.
Democratic majority last year Two hun
dred and fifteen. 9. NJ. SH1NN.
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METzRL..

The following is the vote (olflciaD a
Burton:
RATTrcATIoN-16S; rejection, 70.
GovERNoR-Camden, 1OS; Jacob 10.
CoNaREss-Wilsou, 1872; Davis, 81.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-03-29

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The
Pacific Railroad Committee agreed
to report supplemental Southern
Pacific Railroad bill 1t authorizes
forty thousand dollar bonds per mile
and directs the work TO be com
menced Immediately at the eastern
terminus
The tariff bill was discussed till
adjournment.
SCOTS amendment admitting tea
and coffee free was passed-35 to
10.
Sherman, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Finance, then said he
would suggest retention of the du-
ty on rice AID other articles. He
regarded the question of repeating
the duties on tea and coffee as now
settled, and he advised the business
men of the country TO make their
arrangements accordingly
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Mai. Campbell Wallaos.

MAJ. Campbell Wallace has sold
his fine residence in this city to Mr..
D. X. Cook, and has located in At
lanta. The grove in front of the
mansion in question, seems to have
been favored by nature more than
any in our city. The ground rises
to a beautiful and elaborate mound.
then gently slopes down into a well
shaped ravine, through which lin
pid stream of water courses, and
then the ground again slightly rises
to right and left angles of the en-
closure.
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What J. dyspepsia may End In.

indigestion, j. not dangerous, say the faculty.
Perhaps not III self while it remains mere in
digestion but look at the consequences to which
it may Leaf, aud oflen does lead when it become
a chronic disease. A spark of fire is small
thing. A pressure of the foot will put it out
a breath will e.:tinguish it. Yet it may fire
powder mill, or kinde a flame that will con
sumo a city In like manner indigestion may
produce gastritis, cancer Of the stomach, con-
gestion Of the bowels, apoplexy liver disease,
and many other dangerous maladies Is it not
wise, then to check it in the germ Nothing is
more clearly and iudisputably established than
| that Hosteter's Stomach Biters will eradicate
dyspepsia ia all its stages. The TRUE policy,
however is to extinguish it in the first stages
with this wholesome powerful, and infallible
tonic and Alternative. 1t is easier to quench a
spark than flame and it is easier to cure dys-
pepsia when it is first developed, than when il
has made leadway 10y neglect, and becomes
complicated with other ailments There is not
the shadow of a doubt that the bitters are as
directly autagonistc 10 dyspepsia as water is to
fire There aie thousands of cases on record
proving this fact, The remedy is safe and
agreeable An the liquors Of commerce pre-
scribed "a stimulauts leave a sting behind
But the sling Is taken out Of the spirtuous basis
ofthis grea remedy by vegetable medication,
and, moreover the stimulan thus medicated is
of exceptional purity. Ofall tonics taker as
safeguards or remedies for fever and ague, bllli-
ous remittents. AID other epldemies, ii is the
only one that can uniformly BE- depended on
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Odd Excursion.

ODp Fellows of the Lodge at this
place, paid the Atlanta Lodge a
visit last Tuesday evening, and
were made the recipients of a sump-
tuous supper at Peasc and Wife's cs-
Enlistment. Speeches were made
by members of both Lodges. We
understand the irrcpressible Coombs
covered himself all over with glory.
Everything was done by the Allan
ia Lodge for the enjoyment of their
guests that could be done. 1t was a
happy occasion and right merrily it
passed off.
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MARIETTA MARKET.
MAuIErfA, GA, March 29th, 1872

MARIETTA, GA, March Doth, 1872
Cotton 20t
GRAIN-Wheat, none Corn 90 to92
Oats. IS.
MEAL-.Uto -
BULK MEtT.-Clear Sides &c Shoulder
Sc.
BACoN.-Clear SIDE. 10, Shoulders &c.
PORK 60 to &c per pound.
MOLASS ES..-Cuba, per gallon, hhds, 50 to
to 40c New Orleans and Syrups, from sc to
81
TOBACCO i,pn grades, Sound 62t to 65
medium grad, soto 75c fine grades IS 81.
choice LIS.
FLOUR. 3 ,oSl1.00
SUGAR.--s,9.i-iled and granulated, per ID.
Is to lsc; Hard a. To- 15 c. lac.
LIME.-Georl.ia, 80 TO 60c per bushe Hy-
drauc Cement 81
LARD. In bbls. y in kegs and cans l24
to l3c
LEATHER.-Whi,e Oak Sole; per ID 40 to
see hemlork sole 81 to 30 upper per dozen
$50 To Sos harness leather per ID. 40 to 45c
POTAT0ES.-Irisl Country So per brl.
Western s. TO So
SWEET POTATOES.--50 TO 9Oc
SALT. Liverpool $3.50; Virginia s2,l0
BUTTER 25c for good Chickens 25c.
EGGS 10 I24