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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-10-10
The Meeting last Tuesday.

The Agricultural meeting last Tuesday was
quite au animated one Speeches were point
ed, sharp and quick, in which Col. Geo Les
ter Gen. VIM. Phillips, J. I. Burkhalter,
and Col r. L: Litchfeld, participated
We purposely refer to Col. Litchfields, be,
cause Acworth is willing to do her part in this
work in a liberal manner. He said they were
with the Cobb County Society heart and soul,
and that they knew no Club, but as citizens OF
noble county, they were Unidentified in inter
est and effort. and that every sympathy, i'm
puls-, desire and ambition Of theirs were with
the Society in her laudable efforts to place
Cobb county foremost aud above all in the dis
play for the $1,000 premium at the State Fair.
That success was what they wanted, and they
were willing to bear proportionate share OF
the EXPENSES towards the accomplishment Of
this object
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Cobb superior Court.

Our new Court House WAS properly dedica-
ted on Monday last by the regular converting
of Cobb Superior Court for the October Term,
His Honor, Judge Noe b. Knight, presiding
with his usual dignity and impartiality. w J.
Hudson Clerk, assisted by john d. White,
his Deputy, was busiy engaged in the various
duties pertaining TO his Office. Our efficient
Sheriff, w. 7. Stephens, was also ION duty
In the absence Of C. j. Wellborn, Esq, Solici
tor General His Honor appointed Chas. ID.
Phillips as Solicitor pro. ten
Among the attorneys present, beside tbs 10
cal bar, we noticed Hon. VIM T. Woford and
Amos L Akerlnan, Of Cartsrsvllr, Maj. Sim
mons, Of Eoreross, Col. E. l.. LifchEeId and
u. d. Mcconnell. Of Acworth; Col. James X.
Brown and W. A. Teasley, Of Couson and J.
II Weaver Of Dallae.
The Grand Jury for the Term la coinporsd Of
the following persons Smith Lemon, Fore
man, 7. Stephens, T ). Atkinson, N. C.. Aw-
tray, T. A. Gober, G. w. Miller, w. c. Dick
| con, s. Camp, T w. Whitfield, Toben Carnes,
! J. T.. Cooke, John Barrett, Joseph Eubanks.
| James W Henderson, G. o. Mos-ly. John l..
Camp, j. N. Fleming, j. Grerham w H.
| Bishop, Samuel Bingham, J. v. Florence, and
| Sex A. Anderson
! But few cases of importance 80 far have been
! tried. In the case of +. A. Nsese vs.. Oakley
| Mills Co.. for Damages. the jury awarded q
/ verdict of $3.50 against defendants. Many
! smaller cases were fried Of which we received
/ no account The criminal docket MAS taken uI
aud number I cases disposed Of The remit.
/ tiers from the Supreme Court in the CASES Of J.
I @. WEIGH for inanslanghter, Henry HINT fol
stabbing, and of Berry Chamlee for burglary
+! were read aud made the judgement of the Su
1 perior Court. His Honor postponed sentencs
upon WEIGH uuiiI the latter part Of the week,
bat passed se,itence of Ten years imprisonment
upon Chamee for burglary, ordering him con.
; fi.ied in the State penfeniisry, such oih-r
place a. the Governor may direct for that length
! Of lime and then discharged. In the cases Of
Jacob Ford (col. and jacob, Dobbins (col.) for
hog stealing, they were each fined Si00 or six
! mr. .,ths work ia the chain gang. subject to the
direction ofihe Ordinary. Wm. Sims for bur-
giary was sentenced to five years imprisonment
IN the p%nitentiary.
The case Of ejrcrment. bruugi,r BY Warren
Aiken, Executor 81 Joha Clayton Deceased. 10
recoyer possession ef certain lands in Cobb
county. a.ains: Charles C. Clayton, tenant ia
posssssi,n. yxss dscidcd BY tbs jury 10 fArof
Of defendant.
Quite large slanaE; Of bukinesr viii De
transacted during i fern Of Court, but tie
nee. salty of our going TO l.rese 90 Thursday
evening. OF course renders it iuapossibis for Us
. saiHss0B ySezA
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-10-10
A New Firm.

Mn. W. j. HUDSON has sold half inter
eat in his store to Mr.. f. M. L. Knight, and
these gentlemen now propose to enlarge their
business and keep constantly on hand one OF
the best and choicest stocks OF Groceries, Boots
aud Shoes &c, of any firm in the place
They propose to hold out such Inducements as
TO make ii to the nterest of every one to give
them share of their patronage. They are
now enjoying large trade. and by hber-
atty aud promp!ness in business, they will
prove worthy Of the confidence OF the people.
Call and see them.
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Tickets $500. Shares in Proportion.

EN- the above Scheme, formed bp the Ternary
| II Combination Of 1S numbers, making 76, org
tickets, and tile drawing Of " ballots, there will
| be go prizes, each having three Of the drawn
numbers on it; 4,35t each having Two Of them
on; 25,74U each having one only q them on
and also d., 76U tickets with neitherof The drawn
numbers on them, being blanks.
To determine the fate Of these prizes and
blanks 7S numbers, from 10 7SincuSive, will
he stverally placed in a wheel on the day OF the
drawing. aud IL OF iheindrawn out at random
and that ticket having for It's combination the
| LIST, I'd and Sd drawn numbers, will be entitled
| I the
CAPITAL PRIZE OF ........ 900 90
| That ticket having on it the 4th, 9th
and 9th drawn numbers, no. ,..... 0o0 %
That ticket having on II the 9TH, 9Th
aud 9Th drawn numbers. t0.-....-. $50 w
That ticket having on il tho 10Th, llti
aud 18th drawn numbers, to...- $50 90
That ticket having on II heed, ID aud
iii drawn numbers, Ia, .......... 5000
5ih drawn numbers. to..........., G5ooo
That ticket having on it the 5th 9Th
and 9Th drawn numbers, to- ESQ 90
That ticket having on il the 9th, 9Th
and eth drawn numbers, to....... 600 %
| That ticket having on it the 9Th, 9th
aud 10Th drawn numbers, to. .,---. ooU w
| That ticket having on il the 9Th 10th
and llth drawn numbers, to...... $50 90
That ticket having on it the lst, 81 and
9TH drawn numbers, 10 ............ $50 90
| That ticket having on il tho LIST, 2nd a
| and 9th drawn numbers, to-. ...... 2l7 90
| That ticket having ON it the lst 2nd
and oh drawn numbers. 10. -. 2z 60
of the drawn n1n6srs on, each. 49,. 20 90
Those I'll tickets having on them the
Let and End drawn numbers eucll.. ID 90
81 aud I'd i tSN draw" nnahyrs, each. 500
All other tickets (beiilg 4,224) with
two Of the drawn numbers on, each. goo
And all those tickets (belug 25,74U)
with one only of the drawn numbers,
each. -....-...a.-.--... lVu
CAPITAL PRIZE,
On Mondays capital will be W 000 %
On Tuesdays and Fridays capital.... 4,500 0O
On W.dnesdays will be 5000 on
| On Thnradaysaud SATURDAYS $500. 5000 90
For further particulars send for auhemea.
No ticket which phall have drawn prize OF
a superior denomination can BE- entitled 70 an
iaferor prize. Prizes payable forty (i0) days
after the drawing, and subject 10 the usual te'
duction or Is Dor cent.
All nrizes Of $50 90 and Under will be paid
| immediately after the drawing, with the usual
deduction OF Is per cent.
eYrPlizes cashed at this office.
HOWARD e. CO, Managers,
sept l3-tf. Atlanta, Ca
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Cobb County in Motion for the Fair.

Mr.. M. G. Whitlock has started three ear
loads to the Macon Fair beloneing TO the Cobb
county exhibition. This will lessen the train
to leave on the 22d inst, hut all sciH be there an
time. Col Aston, come up with Dekaib.--
Gen Black, bring on Floyd. Let every conli-
ty stand up to the rack, fodder or no fodder"
Let US show wall Street" that Georgia can
hold her State Fair, without money. They
may luck up currency-we have plenty TO eat,
plenty to show and will S, Il to them when they
starye ont aud their factories stand still.
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Last Tuesday we we're shown hog cleaned
and ready for the narke, house, that weighed
four hundred aud six pounds For net weight
we think that 10 pretty good. Cook e. Cheek
were tn raisers OF this fne hog. Such speci-
mems should be kept alive for The State Fair.
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Administrators sale.

VIII br sold before the Court House door IN
the cify Of Masistia Cobb e's,iiy "a D. NJ
tie legal h'elrs q a.. % ,,s y, - s''sn y
-. .,,,.,veaeuts thereon tDwit Nos. 555,
s w x aud sc II, the 18th District aud u
$50, ~ l,ohf, county Hold as the ptopery
~ i5ayid Morgsn lat. If said cOiDfy deceas-d.
T.,,,s one third ca-t. one ibi.d IL months
,,,;tf, iuf.rp.i at per cent aud os~ third "a
uot,tlis With interest pr cent, tie purchaser
h rpoeiv4 Bond f,Y TRIES and 10 pay for al pa
usrg The SSpg 9Th Ie73:
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-10-10

THE Supreme Court of New York
has just decided that d man can pick
all the fruit from tree growing on
his own land, though it hang over
on neighbours land. The question
is an old and oft-disputed one, and
it may be added of incalculable
practical value. But as land-own-
er's right Of property extended
down to the center of the earth, and
upward to the zenith. may not the
man whose possessions are overhung
by a few dozen Of his neighbours ap>
pies lawfully bring an account
against him for sky rent, which will
enable him to appropriate tho fruit
to his own use 7
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1879.
1874.

The Georgia Ciazeiterr aud Encyclopedia Of
Knowledge useful TO every Farmer, Merchant,
Manufacturer, Professional and Business Man
in the State, compiled by James 7. Harrison,
will he published on or abOul January |, 1874,
by the Franklin Steam Printing House. Allan
IA, Ga.
Determined to supply want long felt In
business circles the Compiler and Publishers
have completed qrrangemrntsby which a work
will be offered TO the public equal, aud in many
respects superior, TO any publication Of The
kind ever brought ont in the United States
The work viii probably be the largest ever b.
sued from the Southern Press, and will be
made up in the finest style Of Typogfapllic Art.
The fisl edition win comprise ten Thousand
copies The work will be illustrated with
views OF Public buildings, and other points Of
gene al interest IN the STATE II will also con.
tain MAPS OF THE CHIEF CITIES OF
GEORGIA.
Among the leading features nf this great and
unique work will be complete Business Di-
rectory Of every city, town aud village IN the
State giving the names and kind OF business
of every business an professional man IN each
Of them, alphabetically arranged; also, tbs
name Of
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-10-10
Died,

Died September 2ist, 1878 Eliza N. Smith
infant daughter Of VIM. X and RosaN Smith
"Of such is tile kingdom of heaven" She wal
beauritnl in death.
"Her countenance glory wore,
A loveliness unknown before,
So perfect. so divinely tair,
A sainted soul seemed present there.'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-10-10

Go to Lrake & Hunts to buy your grocer.
ies They keep full supply of -four, meal,
g,iis. (Pearl and Country rice, bacon, hams,
sugar, cofees, teas, &c.
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Look HERE Choice cream cheese, crack.
ers Of all kinds 6gs, raisins, oranges, lemons,
citrol and candies at Leake g. Hunts.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-10-10

TnE right place to buy all qualities of Boots
and Shoes. at Nee utcheon & Bro
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-10-10

New supplies of the choicest family groceries
ars arriving daily al McClatchy's. cheap for
cash. Now is your time to get bargains.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-10-10

HoNEY.-Two hundred pounds Of fresh
Cherokee county Honey al Mccutcheon q
Bro.
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EVERY FARMER IN GEORGIA,

with such information az will contribute to-
ward correct estimate If the financial stand.
inQ Of every farmer, complied from Official
s1n,ces. The work will also give the name
and Office Of every public officer and fnnction-
arv II, The State; q llet 0fchartable in-tittiigns
Masonic. Odd Fellow, Temperance and Other
lodges and Societies, with thr namrs Of their
officers also, a Iist Of CIiurLes, Schools, etc
ithrounhout the state; alro, Interesting tables
from the mort reliable sources Of the condition
Of our State Finances, and it, traiisacilops; al
80, a valuable history Of tie material wealth
and resources If the State; ils railways, chirt
manufacturers, and internal improvements com.
pleted, IN progress, or contemplated,
Ii will AFRO contain q census OF lie State. ar
ranged ~ counties, with the value of Agicul.
tural, Mining and industrial products Of each
county; also complete list II Post Offices, In
tprnai Revenue Offices etc, etc. also. an nc
curate Travellers Guide, with such other Sta
tistieal. IIistD icai and GriiFral information ~
will make il unsurpassed a. an
INVALUABLE BOOK OF REFERENCE
This work will be he best advertising medl
am ever offered 10 the Commercial World, api
copy Of il should BIZ keptin every counting
room IL the Southern states. We btrpeak ~
them the favorable consideration Of the public
and unlimited PATRONAGE for The great and in
valuable Southern work they represent.
I A sasfa
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Wanted I

To employ White Girl az cook. sc, A
good home aud fair wages. Apply at Journal
Office" g.
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special Notices.
Emigration Turning. Cheap Farms in
South west Missouri

The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
offers !, 200,0O acres u and IN Central and
Southwest Missouri, si from 90 70 Sl2 per acre,
on seven years, time, with free transportation
from ST. Louis 70 all Purchasers. Climate,
soil, timber, mineral wealth sehOols, churches
and law. abiding society invite emigrants from
all points to this land Of fruits and flowers
For particulars address, A. Tuck, Land Com
missioner, St. Louis No.
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Cheapest and best family groceries are to be
found at McClatchy's.
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Natural peoay-Proteot the System.

Natural UeCay-froIecL Cuo SybGcln'
The human body is machine, and therefore
cannot endure forever; bnt, like watch or
sewing machine, it will last much longer II pro-
perly regulated and duly repaired, than if no
pains were taken to keepit III ordor. The
great object of every one who desires long and
healthy life should bs 10 put his body in q con-
diton to resist the life threatening influences by
which we are all more or less surrounded; and
no invgorant and corrective At present known
80 effectively answers this purpose AZ the vital
izinV elixir which, under the unpretending
name Of Hostettpr's Stomach Btters. has been
for more than twenty years The standard tonic
of America. Ii, crowded cities, where the at
mosphere ia contaminated with the efiuvia in
spparabls from large populations; In marshy
regions, where the s0ggy soil reelts with MAS
ma ON the praries and in the forests, where
every fall the air IL tainted with exhalations
from rotting VIZ, DIS and grasses or accompanying
leaves--i in short, IN every locality where ma
laria exists, this powerful vegetable antidote is
urgently needed Fever and ague. bilious fe.
vers, dyseniery, congestion Of the liver, ja,ln-
dice. rheumatism. and all diseases which are
generated by infected air, impure water, or sud
den changes Of TEN peraturs. may be averted by
strengthening and regulating the system in adj
vance with Hortetier's Bitters Autumn 10 al
WAYS a season Of peril, especially to weak, sns.
eeutible organizations. Even tho more yig0r'
GUS are apt TO be IN some MEASURE Impressed by
the humid atmosphere. loaded with ,lelefefiotis
gasses produced by vegetable decay. The fall
Is q period Of The year when the renovation and
regulation Of the living machine IL peculiarly
important, and the Biifers should therefore he
taken daily at this critical season.
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Georgia, Cobb County:

Thirty lays after date an application vii he
made 10 tn COu Oi Ordinary Of ii Conn =,
Tor leave 10 spn the real aud per-onal esiaI' o
longing 20 IN. Estate If VIM. l.. iiairheld ois
II sAsI u0Inby, tlAaesed. This oci. l. 1913.
was n VIVA AalSGn
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Just Received.

a large Iol Of rYT AaekereI in lis. qust ny
laaasssd assAs1s 40 AGuN
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A. s. WAY. Sec. pro. tenn.

AKRIvEp-A fresh lot of fine Mackeral, at
Lyon e. Bro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-15
England Threatening Mexico.

Our latest news from the city Of Mexico
represents the English Cabinet as threatening
our sister Republic with invasion. Spoliations
by Mexican citizens upon British subjects in
Honduras are stated as the basis of claim
upon the government of President Lerdo for
damages, and neglect to make prompt pay
ment and satisfaction therefor is alluded to
in the note of the British Minister as liable to
provoke the occupation OF Mexican territory
by hostile English troops To this most OBJ
jectionable document Mexico has answered by
civilly affirming her disposition to execute
faithfully her treaty stipulations and to pre-
vent recurrence of depredations, but firmly re-
fusing to entertain any proposition for submit
ting to any penalty for the acts Of lawless men
who may have trespassed beyond the bounds
of the Republic. Probably the recent minis
terial crisis in England may change the style
of this correspondence. AT any rate, England
would do we'll to consider that an armed in
vasion by her of the soil of any nation upon
this Continent would not promote pleasant
relations where she would doubtless wish to
secure and preserve them. 1t would be
sternly resented Moreover, she would do
well to remember that some ten years
ago. On imperial European Power tried
the experiment of controlling Mexico under
the persuasions of military force. 1t proved .
Nretched sailgxe. q shocking tragedy, fatal Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-15

''MANHEsT DESTINY" ON THE RIO GRANDE-
Exciting rumors are floating on the winds Of
political gossip in Washington Of revival Of
Shields scheme of 1S48 to seize q part Of
Northern Mexico and reconstruct it into q
State OF the Union. 1t cheerfully limited that
Eve thousand men can be collected in Mobile
and New Orleans for this purpose, aud we
have no doubt of it There is very little
probability, however, in the light of the
Presidents recent conversation with HERALD
Commissioner, that the government Of the
United States would permit so gross breach
of international law. Mexico is familiar with
the horrors of war; and it would be cruel to
inflict on her the greater horrors of carpet
bagism, which would surely follow an armed
seizure of her territory by American fiji
busters.
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its chief actors. If the Mexican Republic,
which is just emerging, under the popular adj
ministration of the new President, from the
state of disorder which has long afflicted her,
is justly responsible for injury inflicted upon
Honduras, there need be no fear that when the
matter is properly approached by the repre-
sentative of Queen Victoria she will make all
reasonable amends but the diplomacy which
is emphasized by illusions to iron-clads and
thirty-fve ton guns naturally enough is dis
tasteful to our hot-blooded neighbors. We
cannot blame them for meeting it with anger
and answering it in defiance. Such threat
from the Mistress of the Ocean, whose drum
beat circles the globe, to young nation strug-
Cling nobly to free herself from domestic tur-
MOL and internal dissension is unworthy of
the British name. We hope soon to see it ex-
plicity disclaimed by Lord Granville or who
ever may succeed him in the Foreign Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-15

spain-The Republic and tho Carlists.
Our news from Spain day after day is not
helping US to strong faith in the contin-
uance of the Republic. The success of the
Carlists on the Heights of Mourial is bad
omen. It is quite evident that the fight was
severe. It is hardly conceivable that the gov
eminent troops were outnumbered but it is
not to be denied that the Carlists drove their
enemies from the ground and justly claimed
the victory. The army, it is plain, is without
heart. We do not wonder that it should be
80. They know not for whom to fight. The
republican leaders have been wanting in
energy Without the army they can do moth
ing but in place of putting forth their whole
strength to secure the army they have actually
shown signs of distrust The decree issued
by the government enrolling republican vol
unteers was, to all intents and purposes, a
vote of "no confidence in the army. Ser
rano still stands quietly in the background.
We hear but little Of Montpensier and AL
fonso We have nothing contradictory of
the report that Montpensier had come to
an agreement with Alfonso, according to
which all the strength possessed by the
former was to be given to the latter. Anarchy
now reigns in more than one Of the Provinces
the republicans are not agreed among them
Selves and there is . reasonable presumption
that time will make the situation more and
more chaotic. 1t is impossible that the Car
lists can finally win. Their whole strength
lies in the north. The victory of Mourial
was won only twenty miles distant from the
French frontier. The Alfonsists are evil
IDENTIFY biding their time. If Serrano heartily
espouses the cause Of Alfonso the army may
pronounce at oHce in favor of Isabella's son.
If Spain is not yet fully ripe for a Republic
the next best thing is constitutional
monarchy, and Alfonsos is the only available
name
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in fit of depravity and drunkenness slew the
wife of his bosom and the mother and support
of his children.
The crime of John M. Osborne. who was ex-
ecuted at Knoxville, ILL.,, yesterday, was even
worse Prior to his execution he confessed to
having murdered Mrs Matthews, an unoffend-
ing peaceable woman, under an alleged con-
tract with some wretch who was determined
to put her out Of the way rather than she
should appear in Court as witness in case
in which he was interested; but it is known
that he added the abominable crime of outrage
to that of murder.