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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-13

"OGEECHEE" writes as follows IN
a recent Atlanta letter 10 the Sav&n>
nah News:
One of the most important Nna
beneficial measures passed BY the
Legislature at its lais SESSION. was
the bill introduced By Senator Stead
man of Newton coz1iv. tar ths en-
couragemeus ef oos'on sid wooden
manufactures n Gea-Es&- The act
exempss frsz lkxsiiou for q period
of ten vexr. a. nails and factories
that NAV T. hereafter buil, in the
State fo- Eh= purpose Of manufactur-
ing cxton and wool. whether into
cloth or yarns The exemption in
cludes county and municipal, as well
as State taxes, and embraces the
real estate, buildings, machinery and
other property employed in the bus
mess. The act covers not only new
enterprises, to be undertaken here e
after, but all additions to existing cs-
adjustments The effect of this law
upon the property Of the State will
be in the highest degree beneficial.
We may confidently expect a large
amour, Of the idle capital OF the
North to be attracted rhither, espec-
tally if Mr.. Greeley should be elect
ed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-13
BE HAPPY NOW.

How old are your twenty-five 7
! Thirty Are yon happy TO day =
Were yoo bappy yesterday Are
You generally happy : If SCI you
will have reason to Judge that you
will be happy by and by. Are you
so busy that you have no time to be
happy ? And are you going to be
happy when you are old No, you
will not. You now have a specimen
of what you will be when You are old
Look in the face of to-day. That is
about the average. That will tell
you what you are going 20 be; what
you are carrying along with you is
what you viii have by and by. IT
YOU are so conducting yourself that
You have peace with God, and with
your fellow men and with your ia
cultics if every day you insist that
duty shall make you happy, and you
take what is needful for your social
faculties, you will not be cxhausting
| life, and il will be continually re-
plenished, But if you are saving
up till you get to be an old man
habit will stand ike S tyrant, and
say, "You would not enjoy yourself
before, and you shall not now. =
How many men there are who have
/ ground to make money, that they
may be happy by and by, but who
after they have got to be fifty o
sixty wears old, have then used ri
all the enjoyable nerve tina; was il
them. During their early life the.
carried toll and economy and frugal
isy 70 the excess OF stiuginess an,
when The time csue that they ex
pee,ed joy. there was no joy TO
them
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-13
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wIr AND WISDOM

s Personal Obligation ]" eat
\ Devoted Man-The successful
candidate.
A Miser is far more forgetting
than for giving,
A tallow candle is like a man
when he wants muffin.
Counting after Marriage-Apply>
ing for divorce
How to get lady 10 show her
foot-Praise the foot Of some one
else.
If you want to make your coat
last, make your trowser2 and wait
coat first.
Chicago man named Tenny, econ
omically writes his names 'Ay''-
that is 10, ey.
1t is an error to imagine that wo-
men talk more than men. They
listened to more that's all.
A great surgical operatiOn-To
take the cheek out of a young man,
and the jar out of a seolding wo-
man.
Why is a moth huttering round a
candle like a man getting of q
horse i-Because they are both go
ing to alight.
An ornithologist wants 10 know
what sort of eagle flies the highest.
Golden eagles fly the fastest, we are
sure of that
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-13

An Arkansas local soliloquizes
thus: "Some OF our exchanges are
publishing as curious item state
ment to the effect that a horse in
Iowa pulled the plug out of the
bunghole of barrel for the purpose
of shaking his thirst. We do not see
anything extraordinary in the oc-
currence. Now, if the horse had
pulled the barrel out of the bunghole
and sIaked its thirst with the plug,
or if the barrel had pulled the bung
hole out OF the plug and slaked its
thirst with the horse, or if the plug
had pulled the horse out Of the bar
rel and slaked its thirst with the
bunghole, or If the bunghole had
pulled the thirst out of the horse and
slaked the plug with the barrel, or
if the barrel had pulled the horse
out of the bunghole and plugged its
thirst with a slake, it might be
worth while to make some fuss over
! it,"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-13
MAKING LOVE.

There is no such process as mah
ina love. The article cannot be
manufactured. Il i, the spon-
taneous growth of the heart. Or
rather it springs from spiritual
seed planted in Il warm material soil,
and is half a passion flower and hall
heavenly exotic As the soul sur
wives the body, SO the divine es-
sence of love survives its passional
instinct. This is always the case
where the sentiment is genuine
But unfortunately spurious love is as
common as spurious money, and as
frequently passes current. Many
men fancy themselves deeply in
love, who have not the slightest idea
of what the feeling, in its purity and
plentitude, really is. Such persons
mistake mere passion for affection.
Their love, as they call it, lacks the
divine leaven. 1t is course, selfish,
unregulated, and being ''of the
earth, is sure to be ephemeral. No
pure woman was ever made perma-
nently happy by such love as this,
but alas! how many place faith in it,
and after giving in exchange for it
all the wealth of their hearts, find
too late that they have made blind
and tbriftless bargain.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-13
HOUSE WORK.

There is not a girl on earth,
whether the daughter of prince or
pauper, who, if made a perfect mis-
tress of all househould duties, and
were thrown into a community who'll
" unknown, would not rise from one
station TO another. and eventually
become the mistress Of her own man
sion. while multitudes of young wo-
men placed in positions Of ease, ele-
ganco and afiluence, but being unfit
ted 10 ill! them, will as certainly de
scend from one round of the ladder
to another. until at the close Of life,
they are found where the really COM
petent started from. Mothers Of
America if you wish to rid your own
and your children households Of the
destroying locusis which infes; your
houses and ca, NJ your substance.
take pride in educating yoaF
daughters to be pertec; mistre:ses Of
every home duty; then if You leave
them without q dollar, be assured
they will never lack warm gar.
ment, a bounteous meal, or cozy
roof, nor fail of the respect of any
one who knows them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-13

PUT II DowN.-Youug man, why
will you do it You cannot afford
10 drink. That single glass Of whis-
ky that you took costs only twenty
FIVE cents. does it Let us see II
costs your father q shudder. 1t
costs your mother a heart-ache. 1t
costs you the loss Of your purity
Il digs deep into your manliness.-
1t costs your young friend, perhaps,
his soul, for he followed your exam
pie. 1t countenance1 a traffic in
human lives and souls. 1t dishonor-
ed God. 1t helped on the flood tide
of drunkenness in which our land is
drowning. 1t "put an enemy in
your mouth to steal away your
brain" 1t untitled you for steady,
thoughtful work 1t paved the way
for another drink, and that for
another, and that for another still,
and these for numberless others, and
altogether will make you sot, and
pave your way to drunkard's grave |
and a drunkard's hell. Young man,
for Gods sake, for the sake of every, /
thing good and true, put down that
glass.--Our Monthly
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-13
$4,000
600 profits to be devoted to


The price in Currency will be substituted for
any Real Estate Prize. withdrawn on account
of injury to the Property OF for other cause.
Agents west of the Mississippi stop their
sales on the 18th of November. East of that
river on the both of November.
State Agents are requested to be present
either in person or by legally appointed Attor-
neys at the Distribution.
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
$3.50, 000) in Currency Reai Estate and Cotton
to be distributed.
The most spIencid Inducements ever offered
10 the public.
In addition to this the enterprise to honor the
Confederate Dead appeals directly to the pa
triotism Of every citizen of Georgia and the
South.
All can now contribute L. this work Of honor,
gratitude and benehcence.
The following named gentlemen are the
Commissioners Generals L. McLaws. A. r.
Wright. N. A. Stovall, w NJ. Gardner, Goode
BRYAN, Coionels &. Snead, Wm P Crawford,
Majors Jos. b. Cumming George I. Jackson,
Jos. Ganahl. I p. Girardey, Hon, r, II. May,
Adam Johnson. Jonathan NJ. Miller, w. H.
Goodrich. J. D. Butt, Henry Moore Dr.. W.
Bearing.
L. & A. Ii. MeLAWS.
General Agents, Augusta, Ga
julv std
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-13

A GREEN son of Hibernia, digging
on the canal, espied a land tortois.
The sight being new to him, he
dropped his spade, scratched his
head, and said "Run here, Jem-
my; what the maschief can be the
name of this wonderful creeping
thing that swallows its head, and
carries it home on its back 7"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-13

FASHION is something that causes
Betsey, the servant-girl, who goes
bare headed all the week, when the
sun is shining, to wear gloves and
carry parasol on Sunday, when it
is cloudy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-13

MATE" writes saying 81 mar
ried where did not love, and now
love where cannot marry. o what
shall l do 7" Who has a remedy for
the case of unhappy Kate
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-13

80 NY dear. there is most
lovely set -pin, earrings, and
breast-pin. Do 60 buy them. -
ayes, my dear: mean to 90 by
them as fast as possible
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-13

There is a man down East, a
rather facetious fellow, whose name
is New. He named his first child
Something. Something new. The
next child was named Nothing it
being nothing new.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-13

The MAN who never told an editor
how he could better his paper has
gone out West to marry the woman
who never looked into a locking
glass.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER H. 1872

attendance Of hayers claimed decus Of se last
weeks closing prices cattle held their brnY, but medium
could od except of but Lne inquiry for common ock
cattle In the ytrs for which Ste
offered preferred shipping B1s there vas not sufficient
trade sales 100 Ohie steers ranRng ro
Ll3 Tdss s 10 Indiana steers averaging s'
n at IS J 70 Tens steers sVeaghs ." ID A. - - ~ in
diana stoekers. averaging $50 y. at - W
saEEP GSD LASBshs receipts for the week TIM. far 1000 head
head for time last sef Market not Te opened
oaThe roceipts weet thus far a. 100 head against " 20
heal for the last Eerk Inc mara oeTl as ~
r.. ue A. A. and IN demand for Heavy Hogs al - ~
bringing shade higher hglci os tyV
Ohio and Indiana hogs at "a l5dSf >
wArHHrows. Mas Dec io-bEEr 'sTTtr-heceps It heaa
favorable for beef and tbs trade
should have been good that therr much stock In The
ctv ,ud tb trade there dull Prcs have improved sales OF
choice slI9 s7 at % 500 90 30 a quality e'@SSi
second ou,ltv IS sU0Ss so: third quality 80 50dS5
sHKnp am LAzHs-lecsp ts3 head There Loo esa
sheen m the arket last week Which selling comfortably easy
hu utrb ead The and sf the stock
commissioned close sales in lots sJ9S. 80 aeh eI, at
SG0S6
New-York tribune., 1872-12-11
COTTON MARKETS

EoHrorr Dec io-Coiton seaiy Low Mddlugs, lee net re-
eeiDt bales; exports ESQ baiesi saes 20 0aie'
stOck, 10 SO bales.
sr IoUIs OCOOu qisii niidIngs. 6s receipts "a
ba' 'as; shipments. COS bses
bales. sales, s9o bales -. - -,-.-
s; expoooAstwse 6Vl baesi sales, 20 bsi s'oe TO- o'
$40 bales stock, y. lb2 bales
ClycSsarr Dec quiet Nddng l9e receipts s1
bales. shipments 636 bales; stock l,3f0 bales
pHuApELPHIA Dec IN --Coton quiet Mhiilngs i9ic.
bales; sIporcoarse 80 bales sales loo bae' 'oc
8,6l9 bales
Bosrov Dee i0-Coon quiet Mddngs 2Oc; receipts iT
b. rross bales; ss 80 bales; stock 4S'0 bales
LOUISVILLE Dec l0totton steady Asihuss iSc; receipts
95s bales; shipments. lJ3 baies - %.
MoEILE Dec OCoOn 6r1a Los Mliugs, BE Mdding l9ie
236 bAesf eKpor-coast"se. lJ's bales salts lo
bal stook A. .Jli bses 80 -.
WILMINGTON Dec l0-COon quiet Mdlings 8c net receipts
1862 bses saes Is bales; stock, 1gA bales -
l1COOn sea1y Good Ordinary, b-ci net re-
ceipt 23T bales Great Brtaa l ba eoistEiSs
LBS bales; sales, 100 bales; stock. 6SbO9 bales
Dec i0-Coiton quiet but firm; MdinFs 5t
633 bales eIPortO The continent ZO@ s-e iiS
bales; stock. 81 951
SFrORLElSs Dee iOCotion firm, good iemsnd Low Mid
dngs l8t0lJtc; hings, l90ssc net receipts ovI DAes
gross 309 bales sales, 800 bales ss evening" 99O DA SIC
Isl 5te bales
CaAaLE,roS Dec i0Cotion good demsnd steady Mddnr
iBi d8.c receipts 964 bales sae' 1000 bales stock J'