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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-09-12
MARIETTA MARKET.
MARIETTA. Ca, Sept. 18th. 1873.
lraoRREcTED WEEKLY. 1

| MARIETTA, Ga, Sept. 18TH. 1919.
CooRREcTED wEEKLY.J
FINANCIAL Gold buying at 10, selling
at $1.5O ilver-5uying at $1.0S, oelting at
$l06. Exchange-buying at par, selling ata
premium. Money commands L to % per cent.
| COTToN--ac active at 169 to III
| GRAIN.--We quote white corn 75ets.
Wheat, 1870 to lao Oats 45a5O. Rye none.
SEED. w quote clover at 5000 perbushel
Blue Grass at $500.
FLOUR Fancy $l1 00a11 so; extra family
$li; family $9aaio; extra 50 5oa9; super
fine 81 90. g
| MEAL, so TO IS cts per bush.
| BACON.-Shoulders 10
BULK MEATS Shoulders (; 9C.R. sides
n ew meat 70; clear sides 1l2a. Bacon sides Is
to 13ac. bsa
II LARD. Wequot. buckets, 1877; cans and
xega13a; tierces, 12t.
| GROCERIES We quote Sugars--Crush
ed, Granulattd and Powdered Is. Coffee A IA
for extra 80; Yellow C 12a. Brown 11ial3
Tallow, 8. Liverpool salt, SO 80 Virginia sail
$2O5. Candles-full weights 22l. Ginger 25
Pepper 25a2s Corn meal 90. Starch 64alO.
Rice II for tierces. Java Coffee 27a35. Rio
24ae7. New Orleans syrup 72aS0; Mclasses--
bids. 28j bbls, 37a40. Cheese, factory 20a22.
FISH --Mackerel, No. 3, bbls.. $3.50, No.
2, half bbIs. 81 90 No, 3 half bbls, S. 50 ;
No. l, kits, 81 IS; No. 2, kits, 81 so; No. 3,
kits, 81 IS. ssle
COUNTRY PRODUCE.--Buy prices from
wagons Eggs IS cents, chickens l5a20;
country butter IS to 80; Tennessee butter IS
to 80.
FACTORY GOODS. Brown DOmestics--
GrsniteyiIIs, 70, l2al2i; Trion, rs, III; Au-
gusta 4 q l2l Roswell shirtings, 10, 12s ~
10. Checks 1sa2O.
IROE.-Tire f-2 inches to by IL, SO j;
smaller sizes 5Octs advance. Rod; 12c. Axes
Collins S14 GOALS 90. shoyels, Ansss', $17 90 /;
RoIand's SIS 90; Stones slS sol Solid cast
steel r. r. Is. Coffee mills IS 75al0 90. Cast
steel 25c; springs 80; axles lOa11 sad iron
9; horse shoe nails IS II b Hames $1,000.
/ POWDER AND SHOT Blasting powerA
/ $3.50 4 B % rs, rife powder per key SS pounds
| IS so; hall kegs IS IS: quarter kegs 81 80.
Patent shot bag. So; Bu0kS325.
4 LEATHER. --Caifsiins-D Domestic s39a44
| per dozen; French s45aG6. Harness leather
Sadie per pound; sole leather, hemlock, 2sa
| 33t oak 40ae45, split A0c kips, country 80
aso pei pound. s's.''
/ NAuLs.- Per ksg., llOd 70 6pq, SssR q, 81
Cd, IS rs; 4d, 81 90; fine, $025 fnisliag, III
erent kinds 81 corresponding uumbers. 75c ~
shove prizes 1919 -ssts@ :
/ FRUIT None
y iIscEL ANEo ". Retail rom Stores
Table Peas 81 25.t Onions, Bofiee ssi M
LIME. Georgia, 50 10 G0c per bashel Ny
dra.sIIe ( kssesls &c. /
HARDWARE ollowware, savery.s. u
Betting 20 per cent oTlist. FairbaDlxs' scales,
Iisfnes. sfaniia rope Rsaso; CottsA 55c 5nle
2Qe; Cotton cagds % o0s PR dozen, Axle
grease 81 90 peEgFpss. Picks. eonDen, ia
steel IL massoel<s Ie1 axe IIeIvss q Is pa
afzeh zss5e 9f5 ssss'ifs 4 iie17 sssi}t
TOBACCO. Low grades, sound ees 70 IS,
medium grades, 55ie $50; Ems grades 75so 81.
&BA4 ekG4 ri Il III
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or,,ho,,s home and Free School.

Hon Alexander II. Stephens yesterday vEsi-
ted the Orphans Free School, at the corner OF
Walton and Forsyth streets, This school mas
five teachers. and two hundred pupils. 1t was
opened last Monday and the prospect is that
the attendance win be larger during this sess-
ion than ever.
Mr.. Stephens visit was entirely une%peeteu
by the sclool, but on his entering the room,
thew all rose and greeted and welcomed him.
He. delivered short address, in which he ex-
pressed his qualification at seeing so many fatil-
erless children, whose mothers or present
guardians We're wholly unable to assist them,
here receiving superior education free OF all
charge and even furnished with books and
other articles Of necessity, in cases where they
coaid nat otherwise be supplied. The majorl-
ty of them are children of Confederate soldiers
who fell fighting for what they regarded as the
true principles of constitutional liberty. He
| exhorted them toremember and ever cherish
the memory of their fallen fathers, and their de-
votion 10 good government; aud to remember
tie deep affection ii their mothers, and the sac
rifices they ars now making to send them 10
10 scheoLs And he farther exhorted them to
cherish a love for their native State which had
always been foremost in her schools and EN- efforts
in the cause of education. Georgia chartered
the first female college that ever was chartered
| in the world7-the Wesleyan at Macon and
the State Government has always done what it
could to assist those who were poor in obtain
ing an education. He was glad to know that a
very large number of needy Orphans had been
| trained in the school.
ilisre,sarks and the visit were highly appre-
cia,ed by the school, and the childrel really
enjoyed the occasion.
The above is from the .4ltanta Constellation,
Of the 9th inst The Orphans Home and Free
School is maintained and supported by the
Georgia State Lottery located in Atlanta, the
advertisement Of which can be found in anoth-
er column, F aaY.s sY
| 6 -+4+--TI 1902 W Il III
THE right place to buy all qualities of Boots
and Shoes, at McC utcheon & Bro.
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A Word of Warning.

DWEeopy, ip another column, an article 81
die fkRIErTA J0EREAL, announcing q lstit
pendous enterprise about TO be inaugurated by
a. = merely desireto Intimate, mildly, az
we did to another paper, that we shall by no
means sit idly by and allow an Infringement d
our patented rights. Telegraphie, under
oceanic, balloohie: aud al similar nerspape,
modes Of trahspoftation were Invented by us.
But well compromise. Take rs into partner
ship on The Roswell line, viii you That road
oLeh to be built. Roswell now receives nearly
forty copies Of The Constitution, and there
seems to be a DETERMINATION on tbepaft # the
people not 10 be satisfied till every man, wo-
man and child il that pretty little village,
nestled among The high hiIls Of the Chattahoo-
chez, has copy Of The MARIETTA JorRSAL
and the Atlanta Constitution. selah l--dAa",
to Constitution. Ffsfg
The above is arample Of . thousand propc-
sitions we are daily receiving fSr. coparrnershiP
in our grand aud stupe..Jcas' railroad inter
psise. spr Fpe lrpy4Rsyt lhs JouhsAL-
By telegraph and mali We srsis aeeisd With
questions, What viii Jon sellBt1J Under
our door are stuck proposals, worlds ofeeenf
graluIasions aud rolls Of greenbaeks- Its BET
~ EIa6stsskiae ssIss o1ssy 6o.Iyselse. 9 ; =
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Lecture by Rev. watkin Hicks

Our Methodist friends have succeeded in adj
yapesAg the church so far as to make it habit
able asd in raising money enough to pay al
ahe debts upon it. They are. however, not ye
able to furnish it, and the interchangeable ladies
of the church propose to do that.
They have secured froms tbs eloquent DIR,
HICKS the promise of lis lecture on General
LEE, this Great Virginian. This lecture viii
be delivered In the Court House, Oh Thursday
night the DIST oftbis month. Our citizens may
expect rare treat The leeturs has been de-
uyered in the leading cities in Georgia and has
elected great applause wherever heard. Or
Hicks has few equals as a lecturer and we are
sure lie will tsaye a fine audience when he Wis
irs our community,
Tickets will be sold by the ladies
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Factories.

There ia III, doubt of the fact that Of ali in-
dustrial enterprises Cotton Factories pay the
best whether propelled by steam or water and
that they pay better u, the South than they can
be made to pay when the raw material is ship
ped to distant region to be manufactured. =
Every consideration points to the South as the
great manufacturing section of the future, and
in view Of this our water powers are being rap
adiy brought into requisition and we trust that
soon all such powers in this locality will be thus
ntilzed. A fine opportunity is now offered by
Mr.. BuskAslter tor associated capital. See
advertisement.
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killed by the Train.

Or last Tuesday, as the down passenger
train neared Acworth, an old deaf negro
woman was discovered walking on the track. in
front of the engine. The engineer bowed the
whistle, but the old negro woman, witha bun
die under arm, urriedly trndged along, appa-
rently unconscious Of the approaching train.
The engine was reversed, but the speed was too
great, and she was struck by the cow-catcher
and knocked about ten feet, iniuring her 80
severely that she died shortly afterwards,
The same train, the same day, on lesyng
Marietta, was boarded by Mr., Atwood, a
track hand, who had been in town all the morn
ing, and while here he had imbibed too freely
of that, which if you put it in your mouth it
steals your brains away-whisky! After get
ting on the train, he refused TO go inside but
remained ON the platform, and as. the train
neared vining Station, the place Of biz resi-
dence, he lost his balance and fell from the
train and was precipitated down very steep
embaukment, breaking bis right arm otherwise
terribly bruising his body. He was carried TO
his home, and, though in q critical condition, it
ia thought he will recover.
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a. CEAlANGz OF
$1,000 IN GOLD COIN

n
YMy0 ANY ONE THAT WILL PROVE,
u. by fair test that there il any Remedy,
that villas speedily remove and eifectually
onpe all PAINS Of whatever form, Cute or
Chronic particularly Headache, Toothaehe,
Earache, Neuralpia, Spraiils, Bruises, Flesh
Wounds, Asthma, inflammation Of the Kidneys
Inflamatory Rheumatism, Cramping Palms, and
many other complaints particularly described
with each bottle as Dr. Ashbauglis Remedy
THE WONDER OF THE WORLD.
SOFA by THos. wiLLCOGKs, Agent, ais
Thy DIR, NI0HoLEs West Side Public Square
| Marietta, Ga, also the VITAL SPARK AM
| DR.. Lonyons Great Blood Purifier and Fenlal,
Regulators fit gives lite and vigor 70 both mine
and body--cures every day complaints consld
cred inculable. It's purely Vegetable and per.
fect!y harmless --can be taken BY the tenderest
ifhnt--it IL prompt in It's action giving tons to
the Liver and Ill The vital functions.
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An Accident.

We learn that Mr.. Geo. Sylvester, the gen.
teman who has charge of the Bullock farm,
had his foot severely cut with moving ma
chine on the Sd inst. 1t bled very profusely
and danger was apprehended it would prove
fatal, but that excellent physical, DR.. w. H.
Dean, arrived in time to stop the flow of blood
and Mr. s. now stands in tiir way to recover
The accident is TO be regretted, as he is a good
farmer and was practically illustrating what he
knew about farming
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: Good Chance to be Educated.

have The appointing OF student to the
Georgia State College of Agriculture and Me
chanic Arts in the University Of Georgia. Any
young man dasireas IF the situation will make
application to me Saturday the both inst. APP
plicapts must be 16 years OF age and have fair
knowledge Of English, Geography and Arith-
snetic, Tuition will be free. Board and wash
ing will cost SIS to $50 per month
Marietta, Ga. WIN +. GROVES.
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Photography.

In answer to the enquiries of my friends and
former PATRONS desire to state that as early as
tpractieabie Twill open in Marietta q Photo
graph Gallery, and iwillbc prepared to furnish
the public with first class pictures, all sizes an
of the latest improvements.
Gro. J. GABLE.
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Bring in Your Choice Fruits.

Fruits worthy Of the Cobb County exhibition
Mt the State Fair, left at w. P. Anderson's
store will be taken care Of and preserved, If
necessary by Mr.. N. B. Harden
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Confederate Dead

Any person in Cobb or Pauding counties
knowing OF graves of the Confederate dead will
confer favor on the undersigned by giving
she information in order TO removal.
- gyF NV. H. TUCKER.
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Ihad dream which was not all n dream,
l dreamt of good things all in the grocery
line
OF magnolia hams, chickens, in fact the
the cream
OF good things swiftly foated thro' my brain.
Those nice young men, Leake g. Hunt, lore a
conspicuous part For well KNEW their stock
is full. to Overlooking. And should you need
these good things, 10 cheer your heart--it i
time to Leake g. Hunts you were going They
are bully boys--sweet- on the gals--loyes t.
make their customers happy--by selling them
cheap and fresh desirable groceries. II
-------@---e,-s. aau-------@@-~ss
What is the meanest seat man
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Something New.

McCatchy's fresh roasted CoffeOs, the beat
grad. of Java and Rio Cotfees used.
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| !. g4y Az = 49, ~ = ~
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Manufacturer, Professional and Business Man
in the State, compiled by james p. Harrison,
| will be published on or about January l, 1874,
by the Franklin Steam Printing House, Attain.
ia, Ga.
Determined to supply want long felt in
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| have completed arrangements by whicha work
will be offered to the public equal, and IN many
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The work will probably be the largest ever Isl
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Mary had little lamb,
Its fleece was white as snow.
And when Mary wants to trade
To Leake and & Hunts she is sure TO 60
And every body else who likes the good
things of life and at living prices.
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wAMTHp-A cHAMon.

The people who say that all they
want is chance-are you old eneugh
to have found them out Of all
miserable souls these used to appeal
most quickly to my sympathies. OF
course there are plenty of genuine
cases--I think / am expert enough
now to detect them alta glance But
| am inclined to think that the vast
majority of chance.wanters are the
people most active in throwing chan,
ces away | never saw an earnest
man long in want Of a chance. The
trouble is in the man, not in the situ-
alton. The individual of all others
who has talked to me with the most
persuasive pathos about the luck of
fortunate circumstances, is The man
whom / have found most ingeniusin
evading his opportunities. II the
poor devil had pursued the art of ac.l
ton with the same infiexibility and
Industry that characterized his cuiti
walton Of that OF inaction, the world
might have mistaken him for a ge-
MUS ! have seen him occupy days
and weeks 10 the most remarkable
series Of moral, mental, and physical
skirmishes with duty and opportuni-
ty, in which his inexhaustible fertili \
ty of resource, perseverance, and
valor in a bad cause proved ever.vic-
| torious. l84
In fact, chance could never APP
proach nearer than the entposts--he
knew we'll the enemy's colors, and
ttook him at long range.
'.Speak of the devil, " and so forth.
I was about to carry out the above
striking military simile, when my
young friend called to borrow little
matter OFFS, and to say that he had
been looking all summer for . situa
ton, that he was willing 10 do any
thing honorable, and that all he
wanted in the world was A.
Excuse me, sir, here's some
money for you, but | am busy and
can't talk. -.Tho Old Cabinet
Scribaer for September.
FOSTER BIoDGErT Whites from Columbia,
8. G., 10 one Of his sons in Atlanta that he is
+ ..aa 4
III poor circumstances, hardly abletolive, and
that he is only cultivating one hundred acres of
cotton and he has only a third interest IN that.
Alas poor Foster Railroad grease has
''gin out, and gaunt poverty stalks in his
house. We are sorry for any man that is poor,
(and we give ourselves a deal Of sympathy
but better is it to dine on coarse diet honestly
earned, than the richest Injuries filched from
others. 1t goes hard with Foster, but the way
of the transgressor is bard In his case the fol-
lowing eoupet is true
"When he lived, he lived in clover,
When he died, he died all over"
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1e74
1879. 1924
PROSPECTUS OF THE
Georgia Gazetteer
ANriA TNNGsNyCTsO DnDT f.

A4compleie Directory and Book Of Referenc,
for the nse Of Farmers, Merchants, Manuiac
turers, Professional and Business Men gener
ally, Ct, ';if
THE MOST VALiIA BILE AND PRA0TI
CAL WORK EVER PUBLISHED
INTIIE SOUTH
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Mccutcheon5 & Bro, have a large lot Of ex-
ira fue syrups and Molasses, al reduced
prices
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GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY.
ORPHANS ~. 0QNl And FREE SCHOOL.
Capital Prize, $4,000 90
90,316 Prizes Amounting
to $53,25So9O.a
Tickets st.OO. Shares IN Proportion

L
NN the above Scheme, formed by the Ternary
| IN Combination of'78 numbers making x, 07G
tickets, and The drawing Of ~ ballots, there viii
be eco prizes each having three Of tho drawn
numbers on III 1856 each having twnlof them
on; 25,740 each having one only oil them on
and also 45, 200 tickets with neither of the drawn
mum beers ON them, being blanks,
10 determine The fate Of these PRICES and
blanks as numbers, from to rs inclusive, will
be seyerally placed ina wheel on the day OF the
drawing. aud IL Of Them drawn out at random
and that ticket having for its combination the
LIST, 2t and Sd drawn numbers, will be entitled
t. the itHaF
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000 90
That ticket having ON It the 4th, 5th
and 9TH drawn numbers, to., $50 00
That ticket having ON il the 7ih, 9Th
aud 9th drawn numbers, to..--.-.- $50 90
That ticket having on il tile 10th, 1lth
and 18th drawn numbers, to..-.-.. 900 90
That ticket having on il the 3D. Sd and
alh drawn Numbers, to.,.,...,,..- Gao 90
That ticket having 1.-THE I'D, 4th and
9th drawn numbers, to..--...-..-. $50 90
That ticket having on it the 9th, 9Th
aud 7th drawn numbers, to....-... ESQ 90
That ticket having on It the 9th, 9TH
and StlEdrawn numbers to........ $50 90
and 10Th drawn numbers, to, ...... 65o %
That ticket having on the oh. lata sl}
aud 18th drawn numbers, to,..,.. ESQ 90
That ticket having 1.-THE LIST, "a and
9Th drawn numbers, TO. ~ !. ..-s.-. $50 90
That ticket having on it the LIST, End
and 9th drawn numbers, to-. 9l7 90
That ticket having on it the lst, End
and 9th drawn numbers, 10. 1890 2l1 6e
Az other tickets (helng2%e with three u
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McClatchy has a complete assortment OF Gro
ceries and Confectioneries at attractive prices.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-09-12

Al kinds d sugars just received at siO-
Cleaaye esssp Or esk e5 sss7sA
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!. ...,,...,;aoto fbe Court by the return yfthe
w AM fke defendant IL the above stated
~ d,fs .ioi reside hi ibis gvHniy and u
s sas aIpeaf5us that bq ieee not Fsfles y
si,is fatel III n on i0iipli of Counsel, Ordered
an Ella hllsiidauf afsjsaF and apswer as the
s,sxt term tsAis Ceui1, slsa 1llhtssih caais be
...,,sidsred ri Isfs;,;, 81 ;.lainriH allowed n
Sspzs,sed II Is Thriller ordered thai this rule BE-
s,,blIshed i4tlle sfafieits journal, once month
III f,,,s ,,e,itl,s py1e b, the usxt regular Tern
81 X o1ft 10 be eId on the first l1st) Non.
AN 4, gtlobi4i rex Irwin Auasss0a and n
xjugAiiorueyls 3, se.I .
Il fiife extract fpcih The Minutes % CVuft.
'' asnd WI. ES7n cs
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What is the meanest seat man
can sit on Self-conceit.
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THE right place to buy all qualities of Boots
and Shoes at McC utcheon & Bro.
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The Georgia Gazetteer and Encyclopedia Of
Knowledge useful to every Farmer, Merchant,
Manufacturer, Professional and Business Man
in the State, compiled by james p. Harrison,
will be published on or about January l, 1874,
by the franklin Steam Printing House, Attain