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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-09-19
Georgia News.

"A NEW court house is what the Spaulding
people are Dragging about.
IF purchasers won; go to the merchant,
the merchant must go to the purchaser by ad
yeriising.
Hon. Nelson Tit has returned 10 Georgia,
and addressed the people of Columbus last Fri
day upon the subject of direct line Of steam
ships from Europe to Savannah.
--THE sanctimonions face of one Rev. 4. Fl.
Scott who had his headquarters in Murray
county some time ago, is now messing, and
with it several sums of money that belonged to
the good people of that vicinity.
THE Bee Convention held in Rome, was
we'll attended. The busy-bees should run all
the drones out. The next meeting at Oxford.
Ala, third Wednesday in August, 1874.
THE Atlanta Herald learns tina, sinse the
Supreme Court refused Milton Malone new
trial he has not been affected, and that no
change in his eountenance or department has
been observed. Hspu,sues the even tenor Of
MS way, NO" anu theh uioPP"'S az ""'"
THE Seventh New York Regiment will not
be at the State Fair
PIKE county has resolved TO hold fair IN
Barnesyille on the 10th OF October.
COLUMBUS boasts Of young man who is
said to receive salary of 300 and saves ST.
100 per annum,--has saved since the war some
$1,000. We'll, that is rather astonishing to
folks up this way. People can live as cheap in
Marietta az they can in Columbus, but board
and clothes cost over hundred dollars per an.
mum, to say nothing of incidentals. That
young man must have nobody to do for but
himself, does his own cooking and washing and
sleeps on dry goods box. Well bet a nickle
with hole in it, that young man, if be should
ever get married, will siarve his wifelto death.
THE rumor that Gen. Gordon has severed
his connection with the Southern Life Insur-
aace Company is pronounced unfounded.
THE colored folks have determined to die
the death of the rail- Susan johnson. color
ed woman, was knocked down and injured by
a locomotive on the Macon and Western Rail-
road.
A GRIFFIN darkey is troubling lawyers in
that place with the question sis e:.pitionary
circumstances good enough evidence to hang
man."
JUDGE Erskipe decides that after proper
ty passes unto the possession Of the bankrupt
Court, State Courts cannot interfere with its
control or the disposition male OF it.
"A NEGRO burglar jumped out Of two
story building in Macon and lives to try il
again.
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1HHllAEW soRTHE
Great Industries
or THE UNITED grATEs


1900 pages aud 500 engrasings, printed in
English and German. Written by 20 eminent
authors, including John u. Cough, Hon Leon
Case Edward Rowland. Rev. Il. Edwin Hall,
Phillip Ripley, Albert Brisbane, Horace Grec-
ley, etc.
This work is "a complete history ofalI branch.
es Of industry, processes of manufacture, etc,
in all ages. II ia acomplete encyclopedias ofarts
and manufactures, aud Is the most entertaining
and valuable work Of information on subjects
Of general interest ever offered 10 the public.
We give our agents the exclusive right Of terri
tory. One Of our agents sold 1873 copies In
eight days, another sold 800 in one week.
Specimens of the work sent to agents on receipt
of stamp. For circulars and terms to agents
address The publishers.
~. .Iz,s BLZz8R d RIDE,
HARTFORD. CONN, or CHICAGO ILL.
THE GEORGIA TONIC AND
STOMACH BITTERS, the greatest
medicine Of the day for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Sour Stom-
ach, Fatigue, Great Weakness, ner.
vous excitement, sick headache and
mental dependency.
Prepared and sold by
J. T. HALEY & co.
Druggists. Marietta. Ga.
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Nichols, Masou Grade Ball.

The masquerade ball on ls'st Monday night
by Prof. ]. 5. Nichols was most enjoyable &C.
casion and largely attended The Hall was
crowded. Beautiful. quaint, queer and gro
tesque, were the costumes worn on the occas-
ion A large number of both sexes attended
wearing no masks. but were gorgeously array
ed in fancy paraphernalis. The young gentle
men who wore no masks were of course excus-
able, as their sensational faces rendered the
preparation unnecessary.
Misses Linton and Wright, of Augusta, and
Misses Orme, of Savannah, graced the occasion
with their presence. All bore out their repre-
sensations and characters with fidelity and
credit Among those we recognized ofthis city
were Miss Katie Williams, who acted out
"Sweet Sixteen" with q bewitching lovliness
true to nature. Miss Julia Butler had all the
romance of the girl "Just from School, and
with her prepossessing beauty, she tripped
merriy along, winning the admiration Of alt
Misses Ina and Bessie Celand, the first repre-
senting the Spanish Lady, and the latter
Spanish Duenna," personatea their characters
to perfection. Miss Wright as "Morgiana'
WAS splendid and costume magnificent. Miss
L. Foster, as "Undne" was nymph OF beauty
and bore a conspicuous part Miss Annie Eos
ter, represented the
''MAEIETTA JOURNAL"
and il was generally conceded by those OF dis
criuiua,ing taste that Miss Annie had the most
exquisite, tasty and elegantly wrought costume
of any lady present. A swiss dress beauti
fully embroidered with MARIETTA JOURNALS
exhibited elegant workmanship. Being nasur-
ally beautiful in manners and face, she grace
fully and deseryedly won the admiration OF all
admirers add shone the star Of ths evening
We feel graceful tor the compliment paid to this
Office
Mics Salle Hutchinson as Queen of Hearts
swayed the sceptre Of her beauty with queenly
dignity. Miss Allie Wing, acted the odd La
dy," notwithstanding she is very young and
sweet herself bliss Mamie McCleskey as
a num-" although in sombre cOlors, did not
fail to charm and tascinate, as she pleasingIy
scattered her smiles. Mis- Ida Nichols, beau
tifully personaied Lady Teazle. Miss Katie
Robertson, as Mrs. Tom Thumb" creditably
and amusngly acted her role. Miss Pauline
Schoepthall, as "Faiiy' fitted gracefully in the
May dance
The gentlemen were rather quick to unmask
themselves and we obtained but few OF their
names. George Whitlock, as Tom Thumb
Fl. Van Wyck ''Friar Dominick;" w. Lester
(Atlanta) Cadet" Robert Gignilliat Ballet
Dancer" Frank Northcutt Solomon Swap"
B. King .'Ku Klux !" Thos Glover "Heathen
Chinee;" Robt. Wright Turk Mr.. Crowd
err Spanish Buatman;" Newton Andersen
"Callco Cent? Henry Root The Breadway
Dandy" Johnny Bradley "News-boy,'
There were several others whose names 1t
was impossible for us to get Prof. Nichols
managed the affair with creditable success
The music by the String Band was excellent
Every thing was conducted with the most reas-
enable proprieiy and the occasion rendered |
vivacious amusing and pleasureable.
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General Advertisements.
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY.
For. september.
Drawing Daily at o p. ~.
ORPHANS HONE And FREE SCHOOL.
Capital PrIxe. \, 80, 600 OOi|
3O,316 Prizes Amounting
to $53,253 30.
Tiokets si.OO. Shares IN Proportlon.

WNthe. above Scheme, formed bvthe Ternary
| II Combination Of 7S numbers, making 76, 076
tickets. and the drawing of ~ ballots, there win
be 22O prizes, each having three Of the drawn
numbers omit; 4,356 each having twu Of them
| on; 70, 740 each having one only OF them on;
and Also 1890 tickets with neither Of the drawn
numbers on them, being blanks a8
TO determine the fate Of these prizes and
| blanks az numbers, from to 75inclusive, will
be seyerally placed in wheel on the day Of the
drawing, and IL ofthem drawn out at random !;
and that ticket having for its combination the
LIST, "a and 3D. drawn numbers, will be entitled
lste ihegQM m gs HAS
CAPITAL PRIZE OF 81 900 90
That ticket having on Il the 4l,, 9Th
and 9th drawn numbers, to...-.... $50 90
That ticket having on il the 7th, 9Th
aud 9th drawn numbers. to- .-.... $50 90
That ticket having on il the 10th 18th
and 18th drawnnumbers. to-. ..--. $50 90
That ticket having on il the I'd, 3D. aud
4ih drawn numbers, 70. ........... $50 90
9th drawnuumbers. to ..........s $50 90
That ticket having on il the 9th, 9th
and 9TH drawn numbers, to-. ....-. ESQ 90
That ticket having on il the 9th, 9TH
and 9Th drawn numbers, to-. $50 90
That ticket having ON il the Eth, 9th
aud 10th drawn Numbers to..... $50 90
That ticket having on il the 9th, 10th
and llth drawn numbers, to...-.-. $50 90
That ticket having on il the LIST, ed and
9th drawn numbers, to......,..... $50 90
That ticket having on it the LIST, End
and 5th drawn numbers, to..''..... ai7 60
That ticket having on it the let, 2nd i
and 9Th drawn numbers 10. .... 2l7 90
ofthe drawn numbers on, each. IT.. 90 90
Those 60 tickets having on themihe
let and End drawn numbers, each. 10 90
Those 66 tickets having on them the
Sd aud 9TH drawn numhers, earh.. s 90
All, other tickets (being 4,224) with
two Of the drawn numbers on, each. 2 90
Andali those tickets (beng 25,740) 81
with one only Of the drawn numbers,
each. l 90
CAPITAL PRIZE,
On Mondays capital will be -. 81, 900 90
On Tuesdays and Fridays capital -. $500 90
On Wednesdays will be. .........-. 5000 90
On Thursdays and Saturdays.t.... 5000 90
For further particulars send for schemes.
No ticket which shall have drawn prize Of
superior denomination can be entitled to an
inferior prize Prizes payable forty (40) days
after the drawing, and subject TO the usual de-
ducton or Is por cert.
All prizes Of 5000 aud under will be paid
immediately after the drawing, with the usual
deduction of15 per cent.
tTspiizes cashed at this Office
ls1 HOWARD & CO., Managers.
sept13--tf. Atlanta, Ga.
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Ihad dream which was not all q dream,
dreamt of good things all in the grocery
line
OF magnolia hams, chickens, in fact the
she cream
OF good things swiftly hoated thro' my brain.
Those nice young men, Leake & Hunt, bore a
conspicuous part. For well KNEW their stock
is full. to Overlooking. And should you need
these good things. to cheer your heart-it il
time to Leake s. Hunts you were going They
are bully boys--sweet on the gats-loves to
make their customers happy-by selling them
cheap and fresh desirable groceries. 1t
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-09-19

"WoRDswoRrH,' said Charles
Lamb, lone day told me that he
considered shakespeare greatly over
rated. There is" said he, IAN im-
mensity of trick in all Shakespeare
wrote. and people are taken by it.
Now, if I had mind | could write
exactly like Shakespeare" $50 you
see,' proceeded Charles Lamb,
quietly, sit is only the mind that
was wanting"
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The Atlantic 81 Pacific Railroad Company
offers Loo, 600 acres Of land IN t.entral and
Southwest Missouri, at from 50 IT, Sl2 PR acre,
on seveD years, time, with free transportation
from Sc. Louis 70 ali purchasers. Climate
soil, timber, mineral wealth. schools, churches
aud law abiding soeiety Invite smieranfs from
ali points 70 this lend Of fruits and gowefs.--
For particulars address, 4. Tuck, Land Com.
paissfDeTs e. 1s0Us ~. !.
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..Beyono the Mississippi !

Thousands have already gone, and thou
sands more are turning their eyes towards new
homes in the fertile West. To those going to
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah,
Wyoming, Nevada Oregon or California, we
recommend cheap, safe, quick and direct
route via st. Louis. over the Missouri Pacif-
&c Railroad, which runf it's fine Day Coaches
aud Pullman sle@pers from st. Louis 10 piinei-
pal points fin the West, without change. We
E-lieve that the Missouri Pacific Rsilroad has
the best track and the fnest and saftet equip
ment Of any line west Of the Mississippi. and its
connections with roads forther West are
prompt and reliable.
The Texas connection Of this road is now
completed, passengers are offered frat class
aII-fail route from 81. Louis 10 Texas eth
er over the Missouri Kansas Il Texas X. r.,
ria SeCiaiiG. or over the Atlantic Il Pacific X.
r., rid Tinitd. For maps, time tables, infor'
nation as 70 rates, routes. &C., we refer oll
readers ;oE. A. Ford General Passenger Agent,
81. Louis, Mo Creations wiH BE- cheegfuLIy and
promptly answered.
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The boy stood on the burning deck,
With his baggage checked for Marietta,
And there he buys his goods of Leake a.
Hunt,
For well he knows be can never do better
Yes-he is well aware that they are sterling
young men, who sell cheap, and deal strictly
in first class groceries.
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undeveloped vigor.

The feeble and debitated usually fancy they
are in a more hopeless condition than they
really are. The resources of nature are not
easily exhausted. Even when Strength aud
appetite fail when the eyes are heavy and lus-
trsIess, the complexion pallid, the nerves tren'
ulous, the body attenuated, and the mind de-
pressed there is generally @ reverse OF latent
power behind such palpable evidences OF weak
ness. Various modes Of treatment are resorted
to by physicians in the hope Of developing and
rendering available this store of sleeping vital
ity, but the surest and indeed the only thor
onQhly safe and reliable means of awakening
the dormant energies Of the system is course
Of Hostetter's Stomach Bifters. Electricity,
shower baths, the flesh brush, sea bathing, &C.,
may be well enough in their way, IA auxil-
iaries, but they do not reach the source Of the
evil. All physical debility proceeds eithtr from
a arrangement Of the functions Of the assimila-
ting, secretive and vital organs, or from slug
gsh constitution. In either case and also IN
cases where both causes exist, the Bltters will
invariably produce an immediate and saiu airy
change in the condition of the patient, and
eventually effect a complete cure. None Of the
dangerous alkaloids. too often administered as
tonics, can be otherwise than deeieriOus under
such circumstances, and to give mercury is
positively criminal. The direct effect Of the
great vegetable specific will be manifested 10 an
improved appetite, a more cheerful frame Of
mind, gradual return Of strength, an increase
of flesh, and healthier complexion. Mean.
while. however, the constitution, If inert and
feeble, will have been ronsed and renovated by
the subtitle elements If inyigoration contained
in the Bitters.
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Administrators Sale.

WILL be sold before the court HOUSE door IN
llis lowuef C anton, Cheroker county. Ga,
within The legal hours Of sale, on The first Tnes-
day in November next Lots Of Land Nos. 464,
452 aud 5s7, IL 18th District and ID seesion d
said eoauty, sold a. the. properly Of Peter q.
Boyer, deceased for the benefit Of the heirs and
creditors u said decreased. Terms cash, pm
chasas u pay Tor titles. Sept 2ud, 1873
JOSHUA RoBERTS, Adm'r, de toHis non.
.lPrinter' fee 1901
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sfluTHERN FRUIT PREEs.

The Undersigned oif-rs, Tnr sass this season.
clsfsee selection 0f Ss5ithsrii Grated Fruit
Trees. embracing AppIs.s, Peaches PsaEs:.
plnn,'s. small Fruits &c The ztock q iine aud
accliInate.l to bur soil.
ri l5I6 + tu Respectfully, asss
BW, VAN DYKE, EuTseFymansn
July 10 ls7z tl1t1s1s o.
~ - y
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McCutcheon g. Bro, have large lot Of ex-
ira fine syrups and Molasses, at reduced
prices.
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'ieoy6;a. (,berokee County.

Georgia, Cherokee County.
xnniicatiop win be made 70 the conrt Of or
dinaTy a said county al the firsf regular term,
sltetsfl,e expiration Of four weeks from the 20,
t;ee f,r leave to sell the land Belonging 10 the
Esfass III Al. w. Sharp late Of eald ceanty sle.
cesssd. Sept. I'd. lp7s, lPriniefs fee y. &
ss.a~ IL a. SHARP, Adm'r.
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NICHOLS Z HAMMERT,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Marietta, Cobb County, Ga.

THE sdbscribsss have frlned 4 coparfner-
shin for Buying and selling Real Estate. max
inc collections on commissions aud tor the
tysnsactiots a 81 basiness connected with a
ara class Real Essafs Agency. psopsrsy len
a., sale win b. Registered 10 Atlanta, Savannah
and Ne,g York city A share Of public patron
aoe soiieited. Rel4enoe first elssg. M
= J. 3. NICHOLS
sas II. NJ. aHAAsiETT.a
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CHEAP.-The best Of Fsniy Groceries at
the lowest prices at McClatchy's.
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Mary had a little lamb.
Its fleece was white as snow,
And when Mary wants to trade
To Leake and g. Hunts she is sure to go
And every body elise who likes the good
things Of life and at living prices.
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FREsH.-Ifyou want Family Groceries, fresh
and good, call at McClatchy's.
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IHARTFoRD, CONN, on CHICAGO, NE.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-07
Love aud NJ sstri.iOny.

The affections nay be gained by The following
simple rules, and all may mary happily without
reg rd to wealth. age or b, auts Address with
stump MADAME LUCILLE DEMAKRE, Bib,
House Station, n. Y
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%'tation for Jamestown, N. Y, and connection
with A. a g, W. trains east aud west. -ConRects at
Warren with trains east and west on til. p & e.
k.k. ID. TIlAYSR Gen'l Snpt..
Dunklrk, New York.
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sirrOrs Nf YOs,lIs,

Rules end Prescriptions that vii cure any case of
Seminal Weakn rs. missions. &c aud res ore lost
manhood to peri ct health SENT FREE TO ALL by
ono who has suffered ana ia nov cured Address.
with stamp, EDGAR lkkMAINE, s alton d.,
New York.
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PhiindeIphia n Erie railroad

WINTER TIME TABLE
On and .ner Sunday Oct 27th, 1872, the Trains
on Me Philadelphia u Erie Ra.lroad will run as
follow: t
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ArsssIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS On =. q. 4 A. n. ~
On and after Monday, Nov 25th, 1877,
trainy will ruu - fellows:
NORTH NO. s. nos 10. 70 I.
Leave lrvins. 11,5SA n. DIV
Leave Oil City 800 A n. 2,3O n. $50 P n
Pet.Cen $50 /" 3.37 I" S,33
Titusv. ITO I" 4.25 E" 9.l5
Arrive Cory, $50 500 " 1910
No Accommodation Freight.
Leaves OH City 9 30 A n; Pet Centre.
1918; TitusvilIe, LOS; Ar. Cory, IL, 4opm
SOUTH. no, 2. NO. 4. NO. 8.
Lssve Cory, I0.55 n. S.l0AM 6.20 NJ
Z" Titusv. IL. p n. 7.30 $50 -
{" p. Cen. 1.20 SIT +" S.l5
Arrive q. City 2.O0 " 800 " 800
Irvine. 500 e" ll.3S F"
No. lo--Accommo Freight.
Leaves Cory lao p m; Ttnrv. 2,56; Pe'
Senire. 3,55; Ar ~ Oil Guy. 4,3O p ID.
ca- No. 8 and 6 run on Sunday
SB-Commanctn Nov Sd trains will run
b. Philadelphia time. which ia TEN MIN.
vTEs FASTER than our time.
!. j LAWRENCF, Gen. Supt.
G.. J. HEPBURN. Asst supt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-16

From the Gulf to the upper lakes and Lake
| Erie winds shifting to westerly and north
erly, decided fall Of temperature, and
clear and clearing weather. For Missouri
| and the Northwest northerly to westerly
winds, and generally clear and cold
weather.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS. January -, P. NJ
Barometer 30. Wind southeast, blowing
strong. Weather toggy. Arrived-Ship
Golden Fleece, Fife master, twelve days
| from Demerara, in ballast, to c. 5 Shepherd;
ship Fylgia, Jensen master, torty-three
days from Liverpool. with salt, TO Jackson
&, Co. No departures. Outside waiting
for fair wind to sail-Ships Rowartree, j.
A. Thompson and livingston, and Dark
Guinevf.
sHREvErohr. January IS. - Weather
cloudy and warm. The river rose six
inches during the past twenty-touT hours.
Arrived-Lotus No. and BOsser.
MEMPHIS, January l5.-Weather warm.
Raining hard nearly all day. with thunder
storm River rising steadily. Arrived
Belle Lee. from New Orleans. Departed-
Alaska, last night, for Cincinnati, ana Eck-
er,, for the wreck OF the Cherokee. on Sl-
yer lake.
CNcIssAr,. January ij.-Wsather par
tally cloudy, and mild all day. Cloudy to-
uigh.. Mercury go River sixteen feet
TX inches in the channel. and stationary.
4rriveG-SamueI j. Hale. from New OF
leans.
PIT.sp,sC, January 's-Rive, six feet
eigh. inches in The channel, and rising
slowly. Both rivers above reported rising
slowly There was considerable Pain last
night. Weather cloudy and warm to-day,
with indications of more rain. Mercury !9o
a. ) A. N. The Iron Mountain and barges
depart for New Orleans tomorrow.
LOUISVILLE. January I5.-River falling,
with seven feet six inches in the canal. The
mercury ranged from 10 % SO. Rain this
afternoon and tonight. Departsd-shan
non, for New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE. January -. - Weather
81 udy and mild: raining all day. The
river has fallen eighteen inches since last
evenine. Passed up-Robert Mitchell
A. NJ; Z. II. Duyfee, : 4. Nj; Bismarck,
noon; il. y. Turner. y. NJ Heavy fog 20
night.
CAIRO, January - - irrived-Fanns
western, from New Orleans, 2. NJ; Mo
hawk, from New Orleans, 6 p. NJ. Depart
ed-Mary Houston, for Now Orleans, s las.
night. The gorge az Grand Tower broke
to-day, and the ice is rapidly decreasing in
the Ohio. River seven inches lower. Rain
ing all day; heavier since noon, and still
continues. Mercury $40.
ST. Louis. January i5.-Siver gising
slowly. Rain ha. been falling here nearly
all day. The gorge above the bridge is
still finn. The Richmond came 90 the leves
to-day, and viii begin TO load for the South.
Other boats will follow her, and when the
ice below runs out, feet Of steamers will
be GesTy 20 leave here az once.