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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-01-19
HOUSE.
SATURDAY, January IL, 1877.

SATURDAY, January ID, 1872.
The House met at 10 A. NJ,
Speaker Cumming presiding.
Mr.. Guerby: Bill to make it penal
to hunt on the lands of another with
out permission, etc.
Mr.. Cumming: Bill to incorporate
the Oglethrope Manufacturing Com
pany.
Also to encourage the manufac-
ture of cotton and wooden goods in
this State.
Mr.. DELL: Bill to amend the gar
nishment laws.
Also to amend the law relating to
the inspection &C., of fertilizers.
Mr.. Morris To provide the man
ner of publishing legal advertise
mcDts. .r....B
Also resolution directing the FL
nance Committee to inquire into the
claims of the late State Printer, and
also into the claims of certain news
papers against this State. Adopted.
Bills passed
The tax act Of 1869 was revived
and passed, except that the clause
preventing municipal corporations
from laying a special tax on lawyers,
doctors and dentists was stricken out.
b Pending consideration of bill to
authorize the issue of bonds to meet
the debt of the State falling due, the
House adjourned until 3 p. NJ.
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Fertilizers.

As will he seen by advertisement in another
column, Mr.. Martin l.. Ruff and Rev. VIM. Il.
Mansfield, have associated themselves together
for the sale Of commercial manures in this vi
cinity. The establishment of this firm in our
immediate community. viii be of great con-
veniencr, as well as prove protection, to our
farmers, who have been imposed upon so fire.
auently by the purchase Of worthless articles of
manures, but now they have a surety Of re-
ceiving genuine articles. They are prepared to
fill orders at once
We also call the attention Of our farmers to
the conspicuous advertisement OF Mark w.
johnson, in this issue, who keeps every quality
of guanos, at his Wholesale and Retail Agricul-
tural Warehouse, Broad ST., Atlanta. His ex-
perieriee enables him to keep only the best
The extensive use of his fertilizers in this coun
ty last year gave entire satisfaction DIR. VIM.
P. Harden, a practical chemist and agricnltur-
ist, as we'll as heightened, honorable gem
teman. and Mr.. j. N Russell, who is also well
known in this community, are Agents for Cobb
and adjoining counties. The most liberal terms
given.
"The Wanda Fertilizer" is also prominently
advertised in this paper by Messrs. VIM. q.
Dukes & Co., of Charleston, S. c., who are
General Agents for the sale Of these celebrated
deposits of rich fertilizers, on the banks of
Ashley River. The Wanda after q fair trial
has been pronounced to be one Of the best fer
tilzers offered in market. The Acid PhOs-
phats is also highly spoken of for composing
with Cotton. Our farmers will do we'll to call
on their Agents at this place, Messrs. Winters
s. Whiaock Read advertisement.
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Holy Land.

Mr.. Van Wyck gave his third lecture last
Sunday night, on his travels in the Holy Land.
These lectures increase in absorbing interest
as attested by a large audience on each occa-
sion. Mr.. Van Wyck is a graceful and i'm
pressive speaker, and throws many charms and
attractions around the subject, it otherwise
would not have, were it no, for his gifted mind
SO richly stored with the rarest gems of knowl-
edge The next and concluding lecture, on
this interesting subject, will be delivered the
second Sunday in February.
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cept certain counties therein men,
toned, which was read the first
time.
Mr. Brock offered a joint resolution
that the Governor be authorized to
negotiate and raise the sum of $500,
900 for the purpose of paying the
teachers of public schools appointed
under the act approved October 10,
1870.
Mr.. Lester offered ajoint resolu-
ton that both Houses of the General
Assembly take recess, from Fri
day next until 10 o'clock A. NJ. on the
3rd Wednesday in July next. Adop-
ted.
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MARIETTA MARKET.
MARIETTA, GA, January 10, IL

MARIETTA, GA, January 10, 1872.
COTTON.2to 194 90.
GRAIN.-Wheat, l,Ons. Corn8 0 &c IS
Oats 60 to 20.
MEAL-3j to37
BULK bEtT.-Clear Sides &c Shoulders
Sc.
BACON.-Clear Sides 10, Shoulders &c.
PORK.-64 to &c per pound.
MOLASSES-Cuba,p per gallon, hhds. IS to
to Acc. New Orleans and Syrups, from 60c to
81,
TOBACCO Low grades, Sound 621 to 65 I;
medium grad, - 10 75c fine grades IS to. 81.
choice SIPS.
FLOUR.-Faues brands S, 90; toS SLIGO.
SUGAR-Crushed and graduated, per h.
16 to 15c Hal a. Is; b. Is, c. lac.
LIME.-Georga, 80 to Coo per bdshel; Hy-
draulic Cement S.
LARD. In bbls. III; in kegs and cans IL
to 13c.
LEATHER.-Whits Oak Sole; per lb 40 to
SOC hemlOek sole 81 to 80 upper per dozen
$50 to $65 harness leather per ID. 40 to 4Sc.
S.-Irish-COnntry 50 per brl.
Western IS to s..
SWEET POTATOES.-9Oct to 81.
SALT. Liverpool $3.50; Virginia s2,5
BUTTER Soc for good; Chickens Pfc.
EGGS-20. to IS
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Marietta Female College.

This institution Of learning opens its spring
term on Thursday the first day of FEBRUARY
Those who have daughters to educate can find
no better institution than the Marietta Female
College, combined with good locality and
climate President Rogers takes COM
mendable pride in the instruction ofyoung la
dies, and when they leave him, they enter So
cie,y as corner stones polished after the simili
tuds of palace" A fine edifce is undergoing
construction in the beautiful grove adjoining
the present school building and residence of the
President 1t will when completed be useful
and ornamental, placing the College foremost
among the best institutions in Georgia. Lend
a helping hand and the PRESIDENTS efforts will
be crowned with success.
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HOUSE.
MONDAY, January 10, 1872,

MONDAY, January 10, 1917.
The House met at 10 a. NJ, and
was called to order by the Speaker,
Mr.. Snead moved to reconsider so
much of Saturdays proceedings as
relate to the passage of a bill to levy
and collect tax for the year 1872,
with view to striking out that
clause which lays a special tax on
liquor. He contended in a good
speech that the said tax is illegal,
unreasonable, and impolitic.
The motion to strike out prevailed
and the bill, as amended, passed.
The bill to raise a revenue, &C..
for the year 1872, was read a second
time.
The Senate resolution, providing
that the General Assembly will take
a recess from Friday next until the
Sd Wednesday in July next was ia
ken up and concurred in.
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SENATE.
MONDAY, January 10, 1872

MONDAY, January 10, 1872.
The Senate met at 10 A. NJ, Pres
ident Trammell in the chair.
Mr.. Cameron offered a resolution
directing the Comptroller General
to desist from issuing executions
against wild lands until further in
structed by the General Assembly,
which was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Reese the rules
were suspended to take up House
bill to create County Court in each
county OF the State of Georgia, ex-
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SENATE.

The House resolution, providing
for a joint committee to consider the
meaus of reducing the present high
rates of freight and tariff on railroads
and what Legislation shall be had in
reference thereto, was taken up.
The resolution was concurred in
by the following vote: Yeas II;
nays 9.
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The Big Show Coming.

Stickney's Monster Curriculum willigive an
entertainment in Marietta next Tuesday night,
at Nichols Hall This celebrated troupe is SO
well known that it is hardly necessary for US o
recommend them. 1t is one of the best now
traveling-an entertainment that is chaste and
elegant, combining some OF the best actors in
America. Clannon and Ycung's Ethiopian
Serenaders; Ida MSrie's Corps de Ballet /;
Mdlle Georges Female Concert; Prof St.
Maur's Ventriloquism, and many features that
will attract please aud entertain. This is no
itinerant humbug show, but one that ia meri-
toricus and highly spoken OF wherever it ex-
hibits. Those who fail to see it will Mrs n rare
entertainment Perfect order will be preserv :
ed in the Hall Read advertisement in anoth-
er column.
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HOUSE.

The Committee on the Western
and Atlantic Railroad made a report
accompanied by resolution which
the committee recommended to be
adopted. This resolution authorizes
the Governor to APPOINT competent
attorney to prosecute all cases
against persons charged with de-
frauding the State Road.
Also a. bill to incorporate the Ma
rietta Savings Bank.
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Printers fee 50
GEORGIA CHEROKEE COUNTY i:

John II. Westbrook Guardian of b. A. Null
Inns having applied to the court Of Ordinary OF
said county for discharge from his Guardian
ship Of B. A. Mullins.
This is therefore to cite all persons
concerned to show cause by filing objections in
my Office, why the said John X. WestbrOok
should not be dismissed from his Guardianship
of B. A Mullins and receive the usual letters o.
dismission. Given under my hand and ofhcia
| signature.
W.lR..D. MOSS, Ordinary.
| Printers fee 81
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The Rural Carolinian.

We are indebted to the publishers, Messrs.
Walker, Evans & Cogswell, Charleston, S. c.,
for copy Of their excellent Almanac for 1879
together with January number of the Rural
Carolinian. The Rural is an admirable work
artisticaly and intellectually.
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Agricultural Club.

Gen. A. H. Colquitt Col. E. Steadmau and
Hon. Mr. Davis, Of Newton, will address the
Cobb County Agricultural Club, at Marietta,
on first Tuesday in February next. All the
citizens of the town and county are earnestly
urged to be present, as questions Of vital impor-
lance to this county will be discussed by these
gentlemen
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Col. J. r. Brown.

We learn that the Senator of Both District
has been seriously i'll at his home in Canton,
Geo, but that he is now recovering The Sen
ate passed a resolution of sympathy expressive
of its high appreciation and regard tor Col.
Brown.
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The Good Templars.

The temper ance cause has gained strong
foothold in Marietta and the reform" is being
vigorously pushed. The Lodge. at this place
number one hundred and thirty-two actual
members. The influence of such formidable
organization is being widely felt. King Alco-
hol is losing his sovereign power, and the wand
which he has SO detrimentally welded is be-
coming less magical in its sway. And why
should it not be All good citizens who love
morality and virtue, sobriety and order, will be
reioiced in the announcement that the Good
Tempars are gathering into its fold many
weary devotees of the god Of wine, and should
encourage instead of jeer at the inebriate's
reform. Temperance men only solicit public
approval and not their money. Cannot this be
given them. Who is there in this or any com
munity, not pecuniarily interested in the liquor
traffic who does not desire the suppression Of the
death-dealing fluid Surely there is none so
dead to the better feelings and sympathies Of
human nature, that would seek TO throttle an
institution fraught with SO much good 1t is
not imposing any great sacrifice upon the peo-
pie 10 aid the cause of temperance, instrument
ally employed in the hands of God in olsen
thralling men from the sin of whisky drinking.
Temperance men and women keep the ball in
motion
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NT ILL be sold before the Court House door
w in Marietta, on the first Tuesday in Feb
ruary 1872, the lot on which Mrs. c. A. Harlow
resides, about 1t miles n. w. of Marietta, con
tanning about six acres, bounded East by W. &
A. Railroad, South and West by lands Of john
r. Wilder, North by Water Cure property
This lot has been set apart to Mrs. A, HAr-
low As dover, out of the lands Of her late hus-
band. J. B. Harlow, decd and is sold subject
to the full uninterrupted enjoyment of the life
estate Of said Cynthia A. Harlow. Purchasers
pays for titles and stamps. Sold for cash to
close the Administration.
E. FAW, Admir-
of
J. B. Harlow, Decd.
Dec. Rad, 1871.
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Another Illustrated Paper.

Exceilencs OF illustration seems to have no
limit. We thought it had been reached in the
"Christian Weekly" but Our Own Preside"
from Dayton Ohio, disputes the palm Of merit.
1t is splendid paper, at $3.50 a year.
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Georgia Paulding County

J w. 7. Parlier applies to me in proper form
for Letters of Administration uponthe Estate of
VIM. Parlier deceased, this is therefore to cite
and require all persons concerned, TO be aud
appear at my office ON or before the first Mon
day in February next, TO show cause if any
they can, why said letters should not be grant
ed the applicant.
Dec. 23rd, 1871.
S. B. McGregor, Ord'y.
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THE FARMERS ARE INTERESTED-READ THE FOLLOWING:
John Merryman Co.'S Ammonated Dissolved Bone, .ea
X E. Frank Goes Ammoniated Raw Bone Supephosphate,
Eureka Superphoshate
Sea Fowl Guano
Sardys Ammoniated Soluble Pacific Guano
Sardys Phosphate Peruvian
Pure Peruvian Guano Chincha,
X G. C. Goes Superphosphate,
Etiwan Guano (very fne)
X Etiwan Cotton Food VERY fne,)
Etwan Dissolved Bone.
Acid Phosphate,
Carolina Phosphate, finely ground
Nova Scotia Land Plaster
Virginia Land Plaster,
Russell Coco Superphosphate,
Currie's Flour of Raw Bone,
Currie's Raw Bone Superphosphae,
Rhodes Superphosphae
SternfeFs Superphosphate good,
Farmers Choice,
Navassa Soluble Phosphate,
Cotton States Soluble Phosphate,
Meat and Bone Guano, a excellent Guano per cent of
ammonia
Dissolved Bones, very BEST
Oakley Mills Flour of Raw Rome,
Oakley Mills Dissolved Bones.
CONSISTS OF THE MOST POPULAR
and people
see n.or buy am prepared
MOST LIBERAL TERMS,
Either for Money your early
NB-Dr VIM P HARDEN apactca agcnr
SELL both ofsmy my Agents
MARK w. JOHNSON,
$780,
january ALBANIA "a
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The Mutual Protection Insurance Co.

1t is a matter ofgreat Importance to the PEG
pie of Marietta that this Company should be
fully organized here. 1t has an able board of
Directors and all that is needed is to complete
the amount ofipoliciss necessary to put it in
operation. O:her places would like to secure
the location of the Company; but in another
week we hope TO be alberto announce that MAJ
rietta has an Insurance Company in which it
has the utmost confidence.
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GEORGIA CHEROKEE COUNTY

Notice is hereby given to all persons having
demands agains. James NJ. White late Of said
county deceased to present them to me, in terms
Of the law, and all persons indebted to said de-
ceased are hereby required to make immediate
payment. Nov. oath, 1871.
O.W PUTNAM, Admir-.
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Religious.

Rev. DIR. Wills, President of OglethOrpe Uni
versity, will preach in the Presbyterian
Church, on Sunday next, morning and after
noon.
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Poll Tax.

Attention is called 10 tine notice of the Tax
Collector, G. NJ. Manning requiring the pay
ment of the poll tax.
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SENATE.
TUESDAY, Jan. 18th, 1872.

TUESDAY, Jan. 18th, 1872.
The bill to create County Court
in each county of this State, except
certain counties therein mentioned
was taken up and passed.
Mr.. Smith: Bill to change the
fence laws of this State. This bill
makes the land line Of every man to
be regarded as lawful fence within
certain limits after majority of the
legal voter, within said limits shall
have so determined at a special elee-
ton, to be held in October next.
A House resolution authorizing
the Govern : TO draw his warrant on
the Treasury for $1,000 due the
State Agricultural Society as the ag-
gregate amount of the annual apprO-
priation donated by the Legislature
of 1860, which has accrued since
1869, the date of the last payment,
was concurred in.
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1t is better to be flush in pocket
than in countenance.
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GEORGIA. CHEROKEE COUNTY

OEOhGlA OlILhOhAL SCoN l.
Enoch p Rogers, Guardian Of the minor
children of Thompson Wsstbrook, deceased,
having applied to the court of ordinary Of said
county for discharge from his Guardianship
and receive letters Of Omission. Given under
my hand and official signature.
W.R. ID. MOSS, Ordinary.
Printers fee SO
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HOUSE.

TUESDAY, January Is, 1872.
The appropriation act was taken
up on third reading.
An amendment appropriating
$1,000 to buy necessary books for
the State Library was agreed to.
An amendment proposing to ap-
PIRATE 100000 to pay teachers for
past services, to be raised by the sale
Of bonds, ELECTED considerable COM
ment and was then supplanted by
an amendment "that the Governor
shall draw his warrant upon the
Treasurer for 100000 to be paid
out of money set apart for school
purposes. provided that no money
set apart for schoc! purposes for 1872
shall be used for this purpose, to-
wit: to pay teachers for services
heretofore awarded; and provided
that said amount so to be drawn
shall be distributed to each county
according to the number of children,
and that teachers in each county be
paid out of the pro rata share of
each county" This latter amend
ment was adopted.
Among the most earnest advo-
Gates of the latter feature of the
amendment adopted were Messrs.
Russell and Bacon.
The bill as amended was passed.
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3EoRGIA CHEROKEE COUNTY /:

GEORGIA CHEROKEE COUNTY:
Whereas, Nancy Bird, Executrix Of John G..
Bird represents to the court in her petition du-
" filed that she has fully administered John
G. Birds estate This is therefore to cite all
persons concerned kindred and creditors TO
show cause if any thsy can why said Exeeu-
trix should not be- discharged from her Execu-
trix and receive letters of Dismssion on the
first Monday in April, 1872.
W d. MOSS, Ordinary.
Printers fee So
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A Valuable Plantation for Sale.

/ am offering for sale my plantation, lying ak
miles West of Marietta, and containing 240 acres.
About 100 cleared and in good state of cultiva-
ton. Ny place is one of the most desirable in
that section of the County The land lies well,
is clear of rock, and very productive. The house
e. are comfortable, an excellent orchard, good
water and garden Apply to the undersigned,
one mile West of Marietta,
Aug. 4th II. I. MANNING.
N. B.-This is one OF the most beautiful
places in the county. ! will divide it TO suit
purchasers. I. NJ
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A North Carolina child was born
with perfect holes in the earrings.
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REV. w. l.. MANSFIELD, Supt. N. s.
Sir: Having been requested by you to Super
intend the entertainment given by Mr.. Bonham
on Saturday night, we did SO. In consequence
of its being the third night of these entertain
ments receipts were only Twenty-four dollars,
As per agreement between yourself and Mr..
Bonham, we have paid to Mr.. B. Twelve Dol
lars Please find enclosed Ten Dollars, being
half receipts, less Two Dollars, which we paid
for printing. Respectfully,
A. w. YORK,
JOHN j. Hunt, Jr.
WIN. L. GILBERT
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Marietta Free School.

Accompanying this please observe two com
munications both of which contained money
donated to Marietta Free School for which l
beg to return thanks through your paper. 1t
will be seen that our Amateur Club have do
mated Sal so 10 the school and Mr. Bonham
$1,000 Tota! S5l.50.
The sehsol viii open 1si Monday III Feb
ruary next and this money come in excellent
season to make repairs and meet other expen-
sea w. L. MANSFIELD.
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Heavy Stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS y!
TE HAVE STUDIED THE WANTS OF THE PEO.

MTE HAVE STUDIED THE WANTS OF THE PEG
M pie of North Georgia. for five years. and supply
I'm who will call with what they need and will make
greatly to their interest buy Goods in Marietta.
We sold great goods Merchants north of this place.
who perfectly familiar with the Atlanta prices simply because they
do better by buying Marietta from Why then should the
of Cobb and surrounding countless elsewhere buy what they
home We have reduced prices low
Atlanta any other market Georgia. and will give
Zone Hundred Dollars Reward"
for any bill of goods bought Atlanta will duplicate in
Marietta We have splendid
ent of general Merchandise Boots Shoes &c. the quality of which
fail give satisfaction; Also,
DRY GOODS, BROWN BLEACEED STRIPED pOMESTICs,
PANTS GOODS SPOOL COTTON, TABLE & POCKET CUTLERY,
CRoCKERY SPOONS SUGAR, COFFEE BACON LARD
FLOUR, TEAS SPICES, &c. &c.
Liquors of grades which age and purity unsurpassed in
supply with almost nyhng want and intend
buy from Come and for yourselves
We charge nothing for showing and pricing goods.
house is Free and busy when you call
that immediate do out BE seated
Our chairs are and all visitors welcome.
.R. II. McCUTCHEON & BRO,
East Side Public Square, Marietta Ga
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u ID AAaIIVWf 4IVN u
Dec. Rad, 1871.
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January 10, ls72-3m.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28

Mr.. BufrKEREIr's PATENT is technically
called an elm rrovement on Firc-Escape
LADDERS The improv ement consists of
bladder composed of U shaped metallic Sec
tons, so constructed that each side bar Of
one section embraces or@is cOiled around
the side bars Of the next, and thus allows
the ladder to be packed in q small space or
extended with great facility. These sections
are made Of wire or strap metal. Beirg
connected in the manner stated, they can
slide on one another, to be contracted into
small space which, on extension, be-
comes long ladder. 1t can be kept close to
a window and, on occasion Of fire, can be
readily thrown out Of the window, one end
being alta shed 10 the casing. Tie ladder
is very light, one twenty feet in length on>
y weighing five pounds. OF course heavier
material can be used The ladder, made Of
one inch wire, has been tested with weight
Of nearly four hundred pounds, ard bore
the test triumphantly.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28

VINO MUaDsRED Mas. BuNo Many
have long been curious to discover the man
or woman who did tie deed. A judicial in
yestigntion failed to fasten the foul deed up
on the husband. We never heard Of any
other who was suspected Some light is
now thrown upon the matter: Dr.. Statler,
Of Marshaltown, has filed bill with the
Clerk Of the Board of Sup ervisors, of Tama
County. which has this significant item
To making post ssortcm OK
animation of the bsdy of Mrs.
Bino, supposed TO have been
murdered ty ordsr Of C. d.
BRADSHAW, County Attorney, 500. 90
Ifany one could suspect Mr.. Bradshaw
capable Of ordering Mrs. Buno's death, it
would be in order for linn to rise and ex-
plain. As i, is, no one will trouble him Cor
an explanation. But what does the DR..
mean?