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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-14
GEORGIA NEWS.

NOW Harris, OF thc DsNahtldi
News, facetiously steps forward and
says he "stood up for Cobb" too.
OF course, you did-and your kind
ness, dear Harris, we never can for
get!
S.. Clair Abrams has severed his
connection with the Atlanta Herald.
1t is now conducted by Aston and
Grady.
A bar-roo fight in Albany be-
tween BurreIl Kemp and a Mr..
Fields, resulted in the death Of the
latter.
Bishop Beckwith breaches in
Griffin next Sunday.
"Pa,ent outside" newspapers are
getting plentiful in Georgia.
An idiotic negro living near Con-
vers murdered his wife, cut her
head off and cast it out Of doors.
Hawkins, Of the Covington Enter
Prise, as 'biographist" is an un>
mitigated "frod.
Dr. A. j. Sewcll, Of Lumpkin,
was burt severely by runaway.
The residence Of Col. w. II. Will
lis, Of OgIetborpc, was burned on
the third inst.
4 wicked ,hief, who it were base
Hnttyry to call " ra.cai, stole the
communion table from the First
Methodist Church in Atlanta.
Owing to recent decision of the
Supreme Court of Georgia; we learn
that the Georgia railroad has been
forced to reduce its classification OF
articles from nine to two classitica'
tions. Goods are now classed as
either light or heavy. The freight
is made up according to distance
Light goods are charged SO much
per cubic foot, and heavy goods 30
much per hundred pounds.
Waycross has had ball. Sac.
NewS. Where in the dickens is
Waycross
On Friday last, small babe, but
few months old, was found drown
ed in Flint river, near Albany.
A petition to Governor Smith to
commute the sentence of Milton Ma
lone is being circulated.
Twelve young men of Hawkins
Vile have banded together to pres
serve the peace Of the town.
Six convicts in the Jail of Han>
cock county escaped on Friday
night last-one white man and five
negroes. They had all been sever
ally sentenced to the ponitentiary,
and were to have been carried the
next day to the chain gang Of Grant
& Alexander.
Catoosa county has produced
Willie jackson, who is just six years
old and weighs one hundred and ten
pounds. He has six toes on each
foot ard six fingers on each hand.
The Athens Waterman says a
young Athenian, who is so modest
that he shrinks from ewspaper pub
licity, was tined one hundred dollars
for disturbing a church congrega-
ton in that place one day last week.
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TEE SOUTH

Of monster capitalists. says the
Charleston Courier, who use their
wcallh morcilessly when they pros
per and beggar thousands When
thcy fail, The South has none. From
thar danger she is free, and she il
hcc, besides, from The pcrils which
attend Wild speculation, miscaIIed ac-
tiyity and enterprise Nor is her
iaboring population exposed to the
vicissiludes which menace the work
ing classes in the North. The
masses Of the Southern people are
engaged in agrie ulture, and will go
on quietly with their blowing and
sowing, while the mills of New Eng
land are closed, end the furnaces Of
Pennsylvania cease 10 roar.
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rzo Is n on rHE MouNrA1N ?

We copy the following letter from
our old friend Major J. WEIGH to the
Atlanta Constitution with he brief
reply of that paper. II the Major is
not on the mountain he has plenty OF
company taking the same view Of
the situation:
LINE CREEK, NEAR FAIRBURN, Ga.
November 6, 1873.
Eds. ConStitution-In your paper
of the I'd instant your estimate of
the present crop of cotton is four
and one-quarter million of bales
You seem to base your estimate up
on the receipts at the ports to LIST
instant, three-fourths Of which was
due for fertilizers, and to be paid by
that date You will find your esti-
mate too large by nearly one million
Of bales, as the present crop viii be
at least one-ffth short oflast year
Yonrs, respectfully,
j. WEIGH.
In answer to the above, we have
40 doubt Mr. WEIGH is opest in his
opinion, but AS man who is at the
foot Of a hill canno, see as far around
him as if he were on the tor, we
think il is likely he is mistaken
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A BUSINESS FACT.

A good advertisement in a widely
circulated newspaper is the best of all
possible statesmen. Ii is a salesman
who never sleeps, and is never
weary who goes after business
early and late; who accosts the
merchant in his shop, the scholar in
his study, the lawyer in his office,
the lady at her breakfast-table who
can be in thousand places at once,
and speak to a million people every
morning, saying to each one the best
thing in the bestmanner
A good advertisement insuros
business connection on the most
permanent and independent basis,
aud il is in a certain sense guaran
tee 10 the customer of fair and
moderate prices. Experience has
shown that the dealer whose wares
have obtained public celebrity is
not only able 10 sell. bat can afford
to sell at a small profit, because he
SELLS largely. 1t is therefore to
the interest OF the purchaser to buy
from the merchant VIII" advertises
literally, both en the score at econ
omy and the merit of he articles, -
\ worthless article was never made
good by advertising; but good arai
Giles are always oksenslYely sold by
making the public acquainted with
their value and the place of sale
through the widely circulated ness
paper.
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POLK COUNTY

A. K. Wright, of Rome, addressed
the citizens, and series of reso!u-
tious were adopted first, that the
present Constitution OF the State of
Georgia does not truly represent the
public sentiment of her people
second, requesting the Legislature to
call Il Convention for the pnrpose of
remodeling said Constitution advis
ing that the State should be prohibit
ed from the loan of its credit to
either persons or corporation, and
from any augmentation of the present
Indebtedness, except for tho neces-
sary expenses of government and
that like prohibition should be
placed upon town and city corpora
tons, and that they should be cons
fined to the police of their respective.
towns and cities third recommen.
ding that the pay of the members of
said Convention to he three dollars
per day.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-14

By virtue OF an order from the Honorable
Court of Ordinary of Gherokee county, Ga,
will be sold before the Court House door in
the town Of Usnton, Ga. on the first Tuesday
in December next the following property to-
wit: The undivided half OF lots Of land Nos.
o. and l23 in the 22d District and I'd section of
Cherokee county, Ga, also the undivided half
OF lot No. 40 in 18th dist and ID section of
Cherokee county; Ga. also the undivided
fourth of lot Ne. $50 in Sd dist and LIST section
of Forsyth county, Ca also one town lot in
the town OF Dahlonega, Lumpkin county, Ca,
also one fourth of one seventh of james Strains
estate. which is owned by the estate of A. W.
sharp sold as the property Of A, w. Sharp,
late Of Cher, kee county, Ga, decreased, for dis
trihulio.,. Terms cash Purchaser to pay for
tides, Oet 1ojh. 1878.
J.J, A, SHARP, Admir-.
iPrinsr's fee SIO
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CHEROKEE SHERIFF SALES.

Win be sold before the Court House door in
the town Of Canton, Cherokee county, Ga,
within the legal hours of sale on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER NEXT.
the following property wit: Lots of Land
Nos. $50, 251, 252, 253, 800, 323, a24 and 1877,
in 18th Dist. and 2nd Section Of said County as
the property of Isaac Mcconnell TO satisfy a
Superior Cour. fifa from said county in favor of
James L. Rusl1 VS. S. M. Mcconnell ct al.
printers fee 50.
Also--at the same time and place, all the in
terest Of Mourning Allen, in Lot Of Land No.
81 in 2nd Dist. and End Section of said county
to satisfy Justices Court fila from l174th Dis
trct NJ. of said county, in favor of II. Bice
Va Mourning Allen Levied and returned to
me by w. Beck, L, G. Nov. 4th, 1873.
printers fee $3.50
L. G. CRAWLING. Sheriff.
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By virtue co. 49, sltirr fCoa ,hs Court Of Or
dins.v Of JET -rsali cu-;Iiy. Ca, will be sod
before thu Eoatj i:eu-.. 3oor in the tovyu oi
Canton. Ga q. ,..Iuiv. Gs.. within tie le-
eAl bears (, ia. on the list Tuesday IL De-
oes..t,r .4exi. ,.s, vi l-i,l ~ 20 in iie ii
district snG ! section oi Cherokee comfy
Seid as the property II Jehu ". Alexander.
iase ef jefferson COUNTY, decreased. tor tie par
p.lss d. diSisis.,. IrssH- cash, purchaser to
nav Tor titles Ilel, OH ls5S.
W. 5. ALEXANDER, Admir-
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Georgia Cobb County:

To all whom it may concern: Whereas,
Mrs Celia NJ. Hederbrand has made applica-
ton to me for letters OF administration upon
the estate of John L. Helderbrand late of said
county deceased. This is therefore to cite all
and singular those concerned to show cause TO
me, if they have any, on or before the first
Monday in December next, why said letters as
prayed for should not be granted. This Oct.
Both 1873. II. NJ. HAMMETT, Ord'y.
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Georgia Cobb County :

To all whom it may communicating
Whereas, Sarah T. King of said county has
made application to me for letter. of Guardian
ship of the person and property of Harris NJ.
King aud harrington King, minors children
under fourteen years Of age aud heirs at law
Of the estate of b. S. King late Of said county
deceased This is therefore to cIo oil and sim
gular those concerned to show cause 10 me, if
any they can, on or before the first Monday in
December next. why said letters AZ prayed for
should not be granted This Oct. 30th, 1873
II. NJ HAMMErT, Ordy
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To all whom it may concern: Whereas, }.
ID. Dek of said county has made application
TO mo for letters of Administration "de bonis
non with will annexed" on the estate OF w. j.
Delk late OF said county deceased. This is
therefore to cite all and singular the CREDITORS
and next of kin OF said deceased 10 show cause
to me if any they have on or before the first
Monday in December next why said letters as
prayed for should not be granted. This Nov,
lst 1873 II NJ HAMMErT. Ordinary.
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Look to Your Interests !!

HAVING LARGELY ACCOMPLISHED
the object tor which entered upon farm life
viz the recuperaiion of my health, and Cesir
ing to improve water power now standing IN
productive. offer for sale nv entire farming
Interests lands, stock. &c, i e.,-600 acres of
land. 81 uliirs from Marietta on the Powder
Springs ruad-2t0 Of the upland and 50 or 80
ct bottom in cultivation good barn. stables,
&c coed rrsui hovse- in shuudzuce--an or
chs:.i al SIX scres Of select frait-s fish poIi,i-
tir-t c,as< wStvr gin with power for = small
girls, mii. lhresh-g, corIl-sheilsr, feed cutter.
&c Tie lcs.i.a is regarded as second 10 none
and / IL aoi kpaw lcveier spot on earth than
the resie-isce grounds may be made with small
expenditure "a money.
| Sisa would iEvi.s associate capital 10 b4.ld
CuJ,oo Factory upon my water power 3. uii-.
cas-, e A&tivt,a-s fail Of 20 feet Will meet the
ipiss.sasis Al lie business and afford power .u-
Izs;or - ssi.. ssos beiusialproysl in this way.
Bg;i,.itg material abundant just 81 the pl4cs
needed. Mosid be elad 10 confer with any one
wishing e invest in a paying business.
J. T. BURkHALTER.
Sept. II, ls73
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Order.
COBB SUPERIOR COURT. !
October Term, ISIS. \

In accordance with Recommendation Of The
Gra4,,l any: ], Is herrt'y Ordered, That an as!
iouned T',JN Of Cobb Superior Court be he'd,
Commencing GA the Spc,s,S Monday in Dseeta-
her next. and eaniiiaing indefinitely Uuiii the
the Doekris l.5, be sufficiently clsaut
l, j. further Ordered. That Ire Strand sad
t'~i.' 5a;,,is j. ssryiee NJ tins 'etm al tie
Cogr. be aud .pIeaT 81 SAIL adiqlru-ei l',gm to
serve "a that time
FuFiler Orieyed. Tha, this oi,.rr oe pl'e-
baked IN tie Marietta JoyIua'. oi.ce = Wrek
tor three weeks. immediately s;sev the A';l2an-
mvnl of this Couti.
n b KNIGHT. Judge $ {.
4 true extract from tue minutes 81 Court.
Oct, 18th, lS7S.
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Georgia Cobb County

To all whom it may concern: Whereas, c.
p johnson has made an application to me TOR
letters of administration upon the estate of Ell
lender johnson late of said county deceased
This is therefore to cite all and singular the
creditors and kindred of said deceased TO show
cause To me, if they have any, on or before the
first Monday in December next why said let
tersas prayed for should not be granted. This
Nov. Sd, 1873.
IL. NJ. HAMMErr, Ordinary
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A PETITION.
GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY:

GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY:
To the Superior Court of said county: The
petition of
Il. r. PAINE,
j. &. CAMPBELL,
A. II. KENT,
j. ID. WADDELL,
w. p. HARDEN,
J. i. SEWELL,
Citizens of said County, sheweth that they
hxvc associated themselves together for the
purpose of forming operative Union Of the
Patrons of Husbandry in said County, where
hy they purpose to prom! te the interests of the
farmer and agricultnrisi OF said county in va
rious ways.
ISi By intercourse sJ.,, msiiilal Interchange
OF ideas on subjects pertaining 10 agriculture.
2d BY the creation of.acjties for the ready
exchange and transportation Of produce. stock.
seeds, &c, aud Tor sale OF the same at the best
prices aud the procurement Of supplies at the
lowest rates.
Sd By providing ,Ditahie room in the city
of Marietta TO which lis farmer may go, when
he visits the city. and exhibit samples of his
crops for nslection by purchasers and in con-
nection herewith establish reading room for
the benefit OF the farmer
4,h l,y the erection o; 4 common warehouse
in said city. where tl'ni+rs can from time 10
time deposit their pr, .l,.ye. ri!hur for sale in
said city or transports - other points,
In erder to effect said objects. they ask for
charter Incorporating ri~ul and their future as
sociates for twenty wears luSier the name and
stvle of"The Patrons nt ilt.>baudry Co-opera-
tive Union OF Cobb ountv Georgia
power TO make ~ Ly 3 sand regulations ne
eessary to carry out tr objects ofsaid Union
not inconsistent with the Constitution aud Laws
Of the United States and O.; This State
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PREMIUMS AWARDED TO COBB
COUNTY AT THE STATE FAIR

The following premiums were
awarded to Cobb and it shows very
ereditable record :
10 the county which shall furnish
the Iarges. and finest display, in
merit and variety of stock, products
and results Of home industries, all
raised, produced or manufactured in
the county, 1000 dollars; Cobb
Second best do :, 800 dol; Bibb.
Third best do, 800 dol; Clayton.
Fourth best do, 200 dol; Pike.
Best mare with colt by her side,
20 dol; J A. g. Anderson, Mariet-
Ia, Ga.
Best colt between two and three
years old, 5 dol; NJ, g. Whitlock,
Marietta.
Best mare with colt by her side,
% dol; ]. A. G. Anderson, Mariet~
In.
Beat Morgan stallion, % dol NJ.
&. Whitlock, Marietta.
Best Georgia raised mule colt I'M
der three years old SO; A. s. Way,
Marietta.
Best AYRSHIRE COW S25 IL. q.
Cole, Marietta.
Best native bull S25; II. q. Cole,
Marietta.
Best sweepstakes heifer under
two vcars old $50 Thos. IL. Cheek,
Marietta
Best Mcrino eve $40; Amos $.
Way. Cobb county.
Best Cotswold owe $40; G. ID.
Phillips, Marietta.
Best Essex SOW $40; w. b.
Whiimore, Marietta.
Best native sow $40; Wilder "
Glover, Marietta.
Best sweepstake Sow $l5; w
B. Whitmare. Marietta,
Glover hay one acre minimum two
and half tons $50; j. K, Winters,
Marietta.
Best bushel Of bread corn $40; Y.
+. Kolb, Cobb county.
Best bushel grits Georgia ground,
bronze medal j. n. Russell, Mari
eta.
Best display of samples of crops,
the contribution of single farm
S25 ; A. 5. Way, Cobb county,
Best carrots one dozen s.; +. I.
Paine, Marietta.
Best Cabbage two heads 81 NJ.
&. Whitlock, Marietta.
Best asparagus one dozen So; e.
]. Paine, Marietta.
Best sugar beet one dozen So;
Mrs. +. l.. Litch6eld, Acworth.
Best Lima beans one peck So; +.
r. Paine, Marietta.
Best squashes one doz SO; l.. !.
Paine.
Best collection of winter apples,
silver pitcher, 20 dol; N. b. iiar>
den, Marietta.
Best collection late peaches, sill
yer pitcher, 90 dol; n. b. Harden,
Marietta.
Best collection OF Southern fruit
trees, diploma and 20 dot; N. d.
Harden,
Best collection OF strawberry
plants, diploma n. d. Harden.
Best twenty pounds picked pork,
cup $40; Vim. Kelpin, Roswell
Best and largest collection of dried
fruit to consist of apples, peaches,
pears, ounces and igs, one peck
each, - dol Miss F 5. Russell,
Cobb county
Best cabinet Of minerals, silver
plate 20 dol John Bate, Acworth.
Best cabinet OF Southern woods,
silver plate - dol J n Russell.
Best cabinet Of CRYSTALS, silver
plate 20 dol; John Bate, Acworth.
Best bale Of shirling. diploma
Roswell Manufacturing Company.
Best bale of cassimeres, diploma
CONCORD Manufacturing Company.
Best boots made by hand. tive
pairs one ligh, the Other heavy d.
ploma Blackwell ( Gorham, Ma
rieIls.
Bsst Office desk, silver medal
Wm. Cokaine, Marietta
Bes, bnshel wheat % dol; y. ).
Way, Cobb county.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-14

A Sa.K blanket Tor a fashionable
poodle in New York city casts six
teen dollars, aud more than $4,000
laboring men and women thrown cut
Of employ ment in that city.
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Kew Advertisements.
EVEHY BODY READ Tits.

EKiiTH 4 VIEW To change in business
w We g,,- fair warning 10 all Of our Gus
TONERS who f,il to pay up between this and
Christmas, will find their notes and accounts in
the hands Of Collecting Officer. And we
trust in the fuIure, that friends, (if we have
any will have respect enough for our feelings,
not to ask us to sell them any more goods on
time.
l.. S. NORTHCUTT g. co. .
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YORK BANKS BOOMING.

New YORK. November l2.--The
Associated Banks have gained 81,
200, 900 since yesterday /; now have
$50, 200, 900 on hand.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. II, noon.-
Cotton steadier ; uplanda s ) S; Or
leans S 7 S. Sales l., 900 bales; for
speculation and export 1000.
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A Word of Warming.

READER, IN CHANGING OVER THE
different Newspapers, Magazines. Almanacs
and even on the stumps, fences and on the
heuse-tops, vour attention is every where di-
rected to the scores Of .elfstyird human bene-
factors, and nowhere is this more apparent and
disgusting than in the local notices OF certain
patent medicine vendors in coldeuniug some Of
the most valuable preparations, which they
know to lie superior TO their own, and hope by
this continued gss-cunading 10 decoy the
supplemented inln belief that they swallow
ed the whale Instead OF j ,a,ah but it is alto
gether too thin for this country and especially
the climate because the people hsre already
know what's what and when weakness or
general debility and indigestion requires tie
use of wholrsotlls Tonic and Restorative they
resort promptly to A1GBiTCHEON'S 'CHER
OkEE INDIAN BITTEkS' ard are never
disappointed il. their rsssenab.= expectations.
As YET uotbing equal 10 il i offered Tor their
evptance either in 'l.is or any ottH market.
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l.. S. NORTHCUTT G. co.
Georgia Cobb County !:

Thirty days after date application will be
made to the Court of Ordinary of said county,
for leave to sell the real estate belonging TO the
estate Of Shadrach Jackson late of said county,
deceased. This Oct Both 1873.
A. j. CHANEY. Executor
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Notice to Debtors and Creditors,
GEORGIA COBB COUNTY:

Ali persons hsviug demands against H. c,
jackson. late OF saii county dee.4--c - here
BY notified to pTrseui them properly 2tIested,
NE for settlement. within the tine prescribed
by law. And all persons ildrgisd &c said de
ceased ale hereby required Jo MAKE iuiInedists
payment. This October lstb 1873.
DAVID ". ORB, Executor.
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COTTON.

EbARTIES i string to hold COTTON for
n any length Of time, from now until next
April, can arrange to do so on favorable terms,
by applying 10 +. W.SIMS. d CO.,
Cotton Factors, 1872 Bay St,
Lov 7-3t Savannah, Ga.
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Georgia Cobb County :

II. NJ. HAMMETr, Ordinary,
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The Athens Waterman says
young Athenian, who is so modest
that he shrinks from newspaper pub
Iicity, was fued one hundred dollars
for disturbing church congrega-
ton in that place one day last week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-28

A SUBJECT FOR BEEcuER's PRAyREs.
The Arizona correspondent Of the San
Diego World thus describes his inter-
view with Antonio Azul, head chiet Of
the Plmos. Antonio opens Hthe dia-
louge - You got shirt?' .No.' You
got old coat9' No. You got old
vest?' No. You got sojer ober-
cost?' No. s'rhen what for you
come see me, you dam fool'?' aud the
indignant head Of his nation once
more assumed his first position, and
abandoned himself to the care OF his
faYorite sQuaw.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-28

Tuoss OF US who have fl.ttered our
selves that we were descendants OF
Darwin'ss monkeys viii be plunged
into gulf OF deep despair on hearing
Prot. Cohn's theory that the human
race all sprung from a yeast fungus.
Prof. Cohn has given this matter such
candid considerable that there can be
no doubt about the correctness Of his
theory. He is now making investiga-
tions with a view of ascertainlng what
brewery furnished the yeast. ;ygE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS

HUGH TREcoNlNc %
DEsPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL candidate for the otics Of Town Marshal
OF Gold Hill at the coming election, subject to
the deeision of.the people - NapS to-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-28

For RENO, connecting with Eastern and West
srn bound Passenger Trains Of the c. p. r. r.,
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.yoL 3 x 1Noola "a
TRAVELLING AsDbREGHTIHG.

@. and amer Sunday, December I. 1877,
Trains will leave Reae daily ~ fsl.
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1HRouicHE +, 4 4 PASS EE:noER TRAINS

OS xND AFTER FEBRUARY /, ,sa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-02
San Domingo Insurgents Buying
Arms in New York.

NEW YoRK, August 1.-Information
discloses the fact that for some days past
agents Of the lnsurgent leaders OF Ban
Domingo have been in this city purchas.
ing arms, and q recent shipment OF 10,'
600 stand has been madeto point within
the control of the revolutionists.
The opposition to BAez Is said 10 be
daily growing stronger through the OBJ
iections Of the Dominicans 70 the Samana
Bay Company, whi,h, 1t Is alleged, failed
To fulfill any Of the promises for the i'm
provement Of the territory conceded. 1t
Is only occupied for the purpose ol strip
ping the country Of It's valuable products,
and exporting them without making any
return In the form Of new buildings, local
improvements or other works designed to
aid and advance the material progress ol
the country, L
In the battle OF June 18Th, at COrriero,
according to private Rdvices, the Baez
troops left one hundred dead upon the
field, and since the battle desertions from
his army arc frequent. t-