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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-25
THE COMING COTTON CROP
CORN VS.. COTTON.

Tho Memphis Avalanche Of We'd
nesday prints the following from an
Alabama correspondent:
II is anticipated that a larger
breadth of cotton will be planted
this wear in Alabama than any year
since the war. That seems 10 be
the general impression. The howl
OF the newspspess for corn to be
planted is little needed. The edit
| .rs themselves fail to obey their own
mandates. Those Of them who own
land put it in that which will do
| most gn d, which is cotton. Like
the old chap encountered by the
Prince from the Happy Valley,
who was roaming up aud down the
earth trying TO lind somebody VIII"
was con,ented. your Alabama editor
talks like a philosopher, but acts
like n man. The truth is, an acre
If tsir cotton land will produce
enough cotton 70 buy sixty bushels
Of corn, and that 10 more than can
be- raised in this latitude by any
possibility. The other day met
gentleman from the interior OF the
State, who has been West ia the in>
teross Of an organization of planters
10 buy corn. He bought hundred
thousand bushels in Iowa and Nilsson.
ri. and will bring it into the State
by way Of the river at Vicksburg
He saws, after Gloss figuring and
experiments, II is fifty per cent.
cheaper for the large planter to buy
corn than to raise it. As for hogs,
the planters complain that it 10
loss of money to try to raise them:
With corn one dollar a bushel. and
/, il seldom lower. hog will eat his
head off. The cost Of his fatsening
will be more than his carcass will
bring. Besides the negroes have
q way Of appropriasiug young hogs.
Some Of the plsnters tell me that
about fifty per cent OF their neg
crop goes that way. A nice tat
shoa,. running at large, that can be
easily knocked on the head and
shouldered, presents and irresistible
mptstion to the average coiored
citizen of Alabama About all the
LoaE, IN. nIau,er rets from his
,oung hog crop is now and then a
little sqaeal in the stiffness OF the
night, Which tslls bin that bis porker
10 going good ways. thrsagh in q
| different sense from what the term
usually implies in homestead econ'-
my.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-25
GEORGIA NEWS.

Mrs. Westmoreland is not in IA
vor Of Woman's Rights.
Here 10 the way Harris, Of the
Savannah News, "does up things
Marietta claims TO be . musical
town. In the dead hours Of the
night the self-regulating notes Of the
lonesome arcordeon reply to the
strains Of the desola,o trombone, and
the voice Of the muscular thomas
ca, is NO longer heard in the land.
The dwelling house Of Rev. W.
II. Hunt, Of Atlanta, was burned on
last Wednesday week.
The 'T~ilight Serenaders" is the
namo Of an Eastman organisation.
The leader of the band ccaxes music
fran an unwilling accordion.
The men Who had . skirmish
with a party Of United States Mar.
shsls in North Georgia some time
ago, were arrested in Kansas City
recently.
Louisville, Ca, has received an
invaice of measles.
The Qni,man Factory will short
ly have twenty-five looms in opera
ton.
Mr.. Robert West. Of Pix county.
VAS ran over by a heavily loaded
wsgon last week aud killed.
Macon has forty or City casss Of
email pox in hospital.
Augusta has slaughtered the 6,st
mad dog Of the season.
The a'ermeion crop about Au-
gusts promises TO be abundant.
aAFFER thirteen years angry sep
aration, Terre Haute couple now
sleep upon the same piIlow." Pill.
lo~s muss Tvsry hsyS b TsEss
UeHses
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-25
THE CROPS.

The Wheat crop in all sections Of
Georgia is limited in area and Is in
no instance We have noticed "full
Of promise" Corn now generally
planted and coming up in North
Georgia is somewhat restricted IL
area bu. in better condition than us
ual for productiveness. Cotton, th'
leading crop, is already largely plant
ed in this section Of the State, ths
farmers having had very dry and
favorable period for work. A
Spring rain is needed now to bring
this and all other spring crops for
ward when the farmer will enter a.
once, and we believe hopefully, upon
the arduous iAbors Of the year.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-25
THE MoDoc GIBRALTAR.


Topography Of the Great Lava Red.
Dir Jesse Apologize, thoroughly.
competent authority. writes as fol-
lows t, the Portland (Oregonl Bull
lrtin, regarding the headquarters Of
the Modoc army Of Capt. Jack:
The word "pedregal," like the
word canyon" has been introduced
into our language. Az by the word
.'canyon'' the idea Of a ravine be
tween walls Of rock is Immediately
conveyed 10 The mind, so by the
word ..pedregal' we understand an
irregular volcanic surface Of basalt,
trachyte, etc.. more ~ less broken
into upheavals from below and crack.
ed and assured in the process OF
cooling. / first saw the term in
Lieut.. Riplry's account OF the Mex
lean war: it has since been every
where adopted by the corps Of en-
gineers, and occurs frequently in the
expIors.ion for Pacific railway. or
dered by jeff. Davis, Secretary OF
War in 1866.
The stronghold Of the Modoc In
dams is a "ped egai" of the mos.
extensive and elaborate description |;
/, occnoies. with but few intervals,
100 square miles.
IL you can imagine a smooth, SOL
ID sheet Of granite ten miles square
aud 500 feet thick, covering resist
less mines Of gunpowder scattered at
irregular intervals under il; that
these mines are exploded si,nulIan.
eously, rending the whole field into
rectangular masses from the size OF
a match box TO that of o church,
heaping these masses high in some
places and leaving deep chasms in
others. Following the explosion the
whole thing is placed IN one OF Val
cans crucibIes and heated up 10 q
| point when the whole begins to fuse
and run together, and then suffered
to cool.
The rougnesr Of the upper surfac'
remains as the explosion left il while
| ell below 10 honey combed by tn.
cracks and crevices caused by cool
ing Of the melted rock.
| An Indian can, from the top o.
one Of these stone pyramids, shoot
man without exposing even square
inch Of himself. He can. with due
haste, load and shoot q common
muzzle loading rife ten times be-
fore a man can scramble over the
rocks and chaslns between the slain
and slayer. II. at this terrible ex-
pcnse Of life, force dislodges him
from his cove, he has only 10 drop
and follow some subterranean pass
age With which he 10 familiar 10 gain
another ambush, from whence 1t will
cost ten more lives to dislodge him
aud so on al infnitum.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-25

is uneousis by any known remedy II will
eradicate sxtrpate and thoroughly deatroy all
poison,us subslauces in the Bloea and will
saE-ctaally dispel ell prraspos;liou to BILIOUS
arrangement.
la there want of sctirn in your Liver aud
aplrenf Unless relieved, thr blood becomes
imnur, by ,lrle,erirls recrriions, producing
scr,.fuluus or skin disease Biolhehes. Pnstulrs
Canker, Pimpl,r &r., &c.
Have YOU Dysp~p,ic Stomach Unless d
grssion is promptly aided the system is dsbiii-
lated with poverty ef Blood. DsopsicSl teu'ien'
CIV. general Weakness aud Inertia.
Have you Weakness of the lRtestinfsi You
ARE in danger of Chronic Diarl es or Intism-
| naaiion al the Bowels.
Have yon weakness pf the Eisrins or Trina
| ~ Organs You are exposed TO suffering IN IFS
musi aggravated form.
Are you dslset-t. drUwsy, duh. slugg'sh OF
depr,,ssed ia spirits with h,aa-aehe. hack'aehe,
| cos,ad tongue. aud bal tasting MONTH
Fas eP,,Ain remedy for all Of these disease,
grsknssses, and tr.,nblrs; FIR CLEANSING and
| purifying thu INITIATED blpot and smi artlng yg.'
10 all the vital fncra for hnilsline aud FsstsF
mo- the N, akrnra constitution, USE
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-25
THE WAY TO CORRECT THE EVIL

The Boston Journal Of Commerce
in urging political and social reform
alton speaks to the point in saying I;
"Congress must no longer be fill
ed With men whose views are 80 lin
lied that they only permit them to
SEE the interests OF the section at the
country whence they come and who
having succeeded in passing acme
one or twa bills for the especial BEN
Ell. of some association, corporation
or any other influential parties Of
tina, section, then consider their duty
done. Men must take more &C
tive p. TT in public affairs. and Thus
elevate politics 80 that an able, con-
scien,iou. man will be able TO esteem
the distinction Of being elected TO
Cengress whereas now he WOULD
shri K from the humiliation. He is
10 politician, no seeker for Office.
no trickster, that he should place
himself among the crowd but once
purify the place aud render IL eo'thy
dfam honest mans presence. and he
will eheertully do his duty. Our
politicians, our politics, must be
pu fled IL we seek pure legislation,
whether in keeping the railroads
under control or in any other meas
ure affecting the prosperity Of the
nation; and to secure good men see
must oarselrcs step .for~avd and shoe
that wc despise all renal and corrupt
legislators and miH hare none q thens."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-25
THE AMrRrcAM INDIAN.
TO be Differentiated by the Census
Reports.


According 10 the report OF the
ninth census there were 10 1870
about %, 73l red men in all the
States and Territories, against A.
O2l in 1850. This shows q total
decrease in q single decade Of 49,.
270, or about Ais per cent. Of the
whole number in 1860. Should the
per cen.age Of decrease continue,
there will have passed away by the
year 1850. 10000 souls, which will
leave but 1871 Indians ON the
continent at that date. At the
same rate Of decrease, it will not be
a great many years before the last
vestige Of the Indian race will have
faded out.
1t may not be generally known
that large majority Of sill the In.
dians on this continent are in the
states aud not in the Territories. =
The census puts down the total mum
Der in the States q, 2l.228, and 10
| tho Territories but 4,503. Of the
former number Michigan has 5.926'
and California 7,24l. The largest
number in any one Territory 10 l.
| 3l9 in Washington territory. In
| 1860 there we're l0,507 Indiana in
| New Mexico; nov there are but
1900. The enumeration Of In
dams does not include half breeds
living as the whites and cultivating
the soil in loca tiles inhab ted by
| whites, bu, does include half breeds
| living in q Wild state among full
bloods.
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MonocR.

THE United States have been en-.
gagged in war with the Modoc In
dams. Al effort was msde to settle
the difference by conference. and
on Saturday Gen. Candy and three
Peace Commissioners met Captain
Jack. the chief. and three other la.
dians for the purpose of ami"ably
arranging matters If possible. The
Indians treschsrously killed. Gen.
Canby, one Commissioner and
wounded another. Gen. sherman
authorized Gen. Gillem 20 exter'
climate the Modncs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-25

VIII b.- Sold befnre ihe oat' h.nse door IL
the Town uf Canton CLerOkee County ia
wiri.in tie legal hours 81 sale on the inst iner-
day IN Nav next the ful.o~ing property 10 W.T.
Lot of and No ia. 10 tie 1.ih ilisi AMI zn'
section of sad county Levied On as the
Irops,ts Of Elias Z fi-id- to sanity i AK
hta Is said Field. property pspisd ont oy
nept. Iesie,i and rsihFTIsa ia ne BY Il. q,
Daniel ;. c.
Also. lots Il land Nos 40S, at6. ard 461- N
,ls I.,h Dist ansi 2ns section Of raid county =
Levied on ~ the properly = H. = SRA l. u
Net at,..sll Exrs. If Jgsleh Nst eaHsh deesas-
-. 20 ss:i<sr >gzl.ry fins II ny han.ls. John
Rnmph Tor Gss OsceF@ Court - sid offend
arts a 81 ys. sa;i defendants. April fs'
1873.
s. G. GEsublins She.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-25
THE LAND AND LABOR CUES.
TON.

Col. William Mckinley Of Middle
Georgia suggests that an extra ses.
sim Of the Legislature he called for
the purpose Of institu,ing "a land and
labor court" The object is for the
better mutual protection Of the land
holder and laborer. We fear that,
IL accomplished, the new system
would only increase our troubles
We are improving as We 1.-THE
blacks in the lower country i'm
proving in fai,hfulness and the
whi'es in North Georgia doing more
and more Of their own labor. Let
It alone. II will all come right.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-25
Cobb Sherif's Sales

vii be sold before the Court HDuse door in
Msiiel a. county and state aforesaid during The
legal hSurs Of sale au the first Iussda. in May
next an undivided one Third INTEREST in lot
No 5s7 in the first district and 2nd section al
said county. adjoining lands ofG W. Arnold
Mrs Minton and Others, containing forty acres
upon which said lot good brick residence Is
situated Levied or as property Of Elizabeth
", Reese by virtue of n tita issued ont Of the
Superior Court Of Cotb County in favor Of I.
Vi Pc. pl-s Assignrr Of g. W Arnold vs.. T.,
W. Ree-e, Property pointed out by plaintiff.
his LIST April 1873.
". z. Stephens. Sheriff.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-25
A DETAILED ACCOUNT OF THE
FIGHT IN LOUISIANA.

The recent disorders 10 Grant
Parish, La, growing out Of the po-
litical differences between the whites
and blacks, eliminated at Colfax on
Sunday the 18th inst. by q desperate
battle, .hich continued about two
hours, resulting in the defeat OF the
blacks, Of HON sixty were killed
and wounded, while the whites lost
but one killed and two wounded.
A gentleman arriving on the
steamer Southwestern, from the Red
| river country, states that on Sunday
night the boat stopped at the wood
pile near Colfax, where q negro,
armed to the teeth, requested the
captain Of the boat TO stop at Coltax
and take some wounded white men
10 Alexandria, which is situated
some twenty five miles further down.
On their arrival at Colfax they
found about one hundred armed
men on the bank. The passengers
~ent on shore. and on reaching the
scene Of the fight discovered. by the
light Of lanterns, many dead bodies
OF colored men riddled with bullets.
In the storehouse near the landing
about thirty negro prisoners were
hnddled together, and . strong
guard surrounded the prison. sev
eral white men were also wounded.
Il seen that trouble has been brew>
ing in Grant parish during the past
two weeks.
For three or four days previous
to sunday the black. proved too nu'
merous for the whites, and the lat
ter were compelled to seek refuge
in the surrounding country; and in
the meantime it IL stated that the
blacks pInndered the town, threw
up rude Notifications. and bnasted
that they would drive the whites
from the parish. The whites. how
ever, after being driven from the
town, we're reinforced from the ad
joining parishes, and on SUNDAY
led by the sheriff Of Grant parish,
they advanced in . body toward
Colfax. On their arrival there =
Gag Of truce was sent to the blacks.
asking their surrender, but warning
them at the same time, il they meant
fight, to take care Of themselves and
their women and children.
The negroes refused to GENE to
terms, whereupon the whites charged
tho breastworks and the negroes
reiterated. taking refuge in the court
house, from which they kept up AZ
incessant fire for some time. Final
ly fri ndly negro was bribed TO
fire the cour, house, which was sue
csssfully done. After q vain at
tempt to extinguish the flames, eshe
blacks displayed . white flag in
token Of surrender. Two white
men immediately advanced, but on
reaching the doers Of the court house,
they were shot down The negroes
then rushed out in = body, and the
whites, being terribly Infatuated,
fred into the mass a. they came out,
killing them wherever found. FL
nally the sheriff go, his men under
control, and order was restored.
The pe"ple were so excited that
they could hardly give the accurate
number Of killed and wounded. -
The negroes had improyised several
rude cannon from old cast iron pumps
which ~ere loaded TO the mnzzle
with slugs. The negroes, it is said,
were ins,igated by a white man
named Calhoun and q negro named
Ward, both of whom escaped from
the vicinity before the fight.
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Cobb SheriAr's Sale.

WW7lLL BE- sold before the tourt House, in
w the CRY If Marietta, Cnhb County. Ga-
daring the legal hour Of sale. nn the first Tues
day in Ma. next. the properly know rs "Ma-
rietta NAL. Academy in tn t'ity Of Marietta,
with four acres Ct Land. and appurtenances
ihereunto helangiug, Said under Il fiia issued
from out Of Coob Superior T"ur On Mechanic :
lien IN favor Of the late firm of W. 5 McElflssh
" Co.. Tor Use OF the iiriu OF Henderson & by
-nn. (lahorers aGd mechanics against William
Phillips. ct al as the Trustees Of said Aced. my
ptuI.liy pointed out in TIL. fla this April I'd,
l-73 w.P. ST EPHENS. Shift.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-25
TO CASH BUYERS.

If yea have any spafa ehshgs ia the war of
shin rlas'rrf ''iekles or pasiag- stamps. call
and srs 'he man hat has b-en selling eoods al
niasi sepsaaion and sre il he don't odsr
yaa az good hargsis.s - any body else. In all
G. - wasR yGn want topaz cash for goods say
for we always charge higher rates when wp
sell on time. We are now receiving and speEi'
iAg orr sPruis and sosssnsr siock.
= = SoRIHCQfT g. Co
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-25
JURUBEBA,

which IL pronounced by the l-adin2 medical au
thara,.ss i l.ss9cp and Paris THE mu-, power
fal to,,ic and aliesAIivs kncSn e he rledica
wtsld." This ie no new and untiiri discover.
but has been long used by the leading pi ysi
clans Ut other coaRfr e. with srssderfHt rem dial
results.
pen'i wraken aud impair the digestive or
Ans b. esihaF@sss ard physies; ;h-y give eni.
I rmporary rrii-i Indigestion. Eaiussaey. ans
iyspsI<ia. Niih pilrs aud kindr-a dissssss. ar
snre TO follow their nss.
Keep ihs hlosi p:sr- and health Is &ssErsa.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG. Il flSt-st. n. I.
ls Agvus fsr tie United State,
FsSt pa sSaK sd "a ohss.s'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-25
TEE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN
RAILROAD.

Chattanooga people, owing to the
van. &c interest on she part OF the
citizens Of that place, are looking to
Knoxville as the great distributing
point, and practical terminus Of the
frst great section Of this line. Gin
ciuna,i has slO,0OO.000 to begin
with and work it 10 said on the Road
will commence in less than two
months.
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Georgia Cobb County :

Notice is hereby given TO all perrons concern.
ed that in consequence 81 the election Of II NJ
Hammrtt the former administrator on the rs-
tate OF Robert Chandler late of said county
deed, TO tie Office Of Ordina, y-raid estate ha,
been left inexperienced. and no person having
applied for administration on the said estate q
Robert Chandler. and in terms pt the lazy ad
miniara,ion will be vested In the clerk Of ilis
Superior Court or somr Oihsl fit and proper
person on the first Monday in June next unles
some valid obj ction IL made TO his appoint
ment. THE 2lrt day Of April 1873.
II. NJ. Hammett, Ordinary.
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Georgia Cobb County:

Notice ia hereby given to all persons concern
ed tina, in consequences ofth- election Ut IL. NJ
Hamm. II the former administrator on the ~
tate Of VIM. Dohhs late of said County deed I.
.hr eiKier st Orlinary--said estate has been
lrtt unrepresenied AMI no person having applied
for Administration on The said estate of VIM
Dabbs-and IN terms Of the law administration
will be vested in the clerk OF the Superior Court
ar some other fiji and proper person ON the tirsl
Monday in June next. nnl'ss some valid "bjec
iion is mad to his appointment This slst day
Of April 1873.
ii. NJ. Hammett, Ordinary.
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Georgia Picken, Count, {:

ordinary Uif!ce ApIII an Io'0'
u. Elvira Hamilton wit. OF William !;
Hamilton has applied to me ier eHsmpii"" "
p rs0..aiIy, and will PAS upon the SANE at
Ii o'clock A. NJ. ga the s6 day Of ApIi' a. my
,.ffc-.
w. II. Simmons OrdPy
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-25

The public debt Of Alabama is
Sl7 900. 900 or Sl7 to every inhabi-
tant or sS5 to the voter. That Is
what RsdicaAusgfU government hss
|ecEe.
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NOTICE.

Reduction Of Price Of Board.
ST CLAIR HOTEL.
Monument Square. Balm re- Nd.
On and after March lat. 1873, board at this
hotel, 10 merchants, will be $3.50 per day The
only hotel in Baltimore with improved esva-
tor Suits Of rooms with baths and all othe,
convenisness.
HARRY II. F61LE. Manager.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-25

n will he a, the following named places, On TIE
n tbs days her Elm named, fui the purpose of
reee ,yIng Tax Returns for he year lS13 Ore
gon, Monday April 2lst Powder Spring.,
Tuesday, April Pend Coxer, "Wednesday,
April zSri l.euch's thursday April 24th
Merits FRIDAY April 25th; Roswell Saturday,
April eth; Grittsr. Monday, April 18th Ma.
ri,.tra Tuesday and "Wednesday, April 29th
and ;s1th; Big Shsnty. Thursday. May LIST;
Acwor,h, Friday and Saturday, Nav Bud and
3rd. n. j. GARRISON, r. r.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
BEHIND the SCENES
in WASHING TON.

Tie s,,cirSl an uts. re.iiia s",on ever pup
Iished. |, tells Ill about the gtaal Credit MO-
bli,r Scandal, senatorial briberiss. Congress
men, Rings l.ohaics aud he wonde fni Sieh's
Of the National capital II sells quick: SEND
far circular. and se.. our terms and full de
scrip,,ou Of the work. Address, National Pub
fishing Co., Philadelphia, Pa, Atlanta, Ga, OF
Memphis, Tenn
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Georgia { Obj County !;

Whereas Enoch Faw, Adrniuisirator Of the
estate of j G. fetteri"n deceased late Ut said
county, Represents in his petition duly filed
and entrTr,, of record that he has fully admin
isieIrd said estate. This is therefore 10 cite all
pei son- concrued, kindred and creditors to
show eausr II any they can. why said Algi.iis-
traitor should noi be dismissed from said trust
and letters of Dismis>inn IL Issued 10 lin on
the first MONDAY in .iay next This February
9Th, 1873.
II NJ. Hamme,,, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-25

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Sud by druggists Plce 25cts box.
JOHN @ KELLOGG, Is Piait st. N. Y.
Sqle Agent Tor Uniied States.
Send tor CircHlar.
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pound Descriptive Circulars Of above. with
list Of 800 varieties of PoIatoes free to all
Illustrated se't Catalogue, <UU pages with
culoied ChrumQ, q! rsnrs
A New Tomato, the ARLINGTON" Earl!
solid and productive, PRICE, s;c, per packet
Five packets for 81.
TX. BLISS s. SONS,
90 Park Place. New York.