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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10

As. Rear Admiral John A. WinslOw, Of
Washington, after dinner yesterday, to take
the train for the North, he was stTHek with
apOplexy. For some time the fit seemed very
serious, but vigorous medical treatment re-
stored him to consciousness, and hopes were
entertained of his recovery, Admiral Wing
low had similar attack In California, about
q year ago, which caused partial paralysis.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10
Marching on ss. NaartInsvIIue.

BRAsHHAR. La, Nay 9.-Unltsd States troops
will leave here BY land not bsing able 10 procure
transpogtAtiOn. No AStrOpolisAns are IN town
Everything Il QuiSt - tar up ~ OentreVille and
Franklin. FOTty-thFea mounted MetFOpolitAns,
commanded by Mike OOOney, passed here at 0
o'clock this morning nnmOleated. There Il nothing
nov to pEsvent their forming jr7ctiOa with those
at St NArtinsA lie.
NRW OnLnANs, Nay 0-ThO Pic0BuRes NsW
iberia special says: Colonel De Blanch has shan
dOnOd his camp at TonFnsaa, and mysloElOusly dis
appeared, 10 the great conformation OF Badger
who hes mounted eli the mea he oOnld and sta
TONED detAohmsnts In different portions OF the
surrOnAaiag OouAiFy. ROrlI-hQa mOunted AolBa-
Politans via Feanklin are Oxpeoted here tonight
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10

Wm. E. Dodge was elected President, and
peranco Society, at its annual meeting In
Now. Y Ork yesterday. Among the resolutions
adopted by the Society was one asking Con
Rress to pass general law prohibiting the
manufacture and sale Of liquors in the United
States.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10

Meetings have been held on the Bench and
Bar, Chambers OF Commerce, and other bod
Boston, Richmond, and other cities In COM
memoratiOn Of Chief Justice Chase. ApprO-
pirate action in reference 70 his deceas8 has
also been taken by the Legislatr o Of New
York
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10
RabIif Sales.
SO Choice Building Lots
AT
PUBLIC SALE.
viii be sOld on the premises. without reserve. on
sATURDAY, MAY 10th, 1873,
Commencing at o'clock p. m. all those

Worry desirable Building Lots lying on either side Of
Tenth street. bstWecn Lincoln and Union streets
near MeDowellVille. laid of in lots II and Il feet
front by leo feet Deep Also, that large and wen To-
Gated for mandatory, being ~ feet front By
l5t fest deep. "
These lots are all OF grade requiring neither filling
nor cutting. and arc we'll worth the attention OF
builders, As they are located in a rapidly improving
D2Itiqn oI the city. and daily growing in value
IkkMS-A "a Dor cent Of the purchase money 10 be
pail In cash on tho day Of sale and the balance 10
DO divided in two notes. properly endorsed plya-
bio IN throO and six months with interest from
date or per cent. of tho credit portion f tho cash
DO paid be paid before the 18th inst When the
terms are fully complied with deed will be given
clear OF all ineumbrance. For further Information
apply to REYNOLDS & CO
80, yl5 Market street.
Vuhh MlLhhh' huctr5. mayS-ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10

A number OF oolorod men were arrested in Phil
adolphia, last evening, charged with insultlng
ladies az Sixth and MaFkot stFneta One Of the
men arrested, ChAFlos Hicks, e also charged VIA
insulting Alderman BsilleF. who upbrlded him Tor
his bad Behavior The laWbreakeTs were tntoEt-
cakAd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10
A startling Rumor.

TuE POI IRIS ARCTIC EXPEDITION SAID TO DE
LOST.
New YoRK, May O.-A despAtcha comes
from Washington that a rumor prevails there
that Captain Halls steamer POlaris, on vOy-
age Of discovery, haI been lOat in The Arctic.
The runlOr cannot he traced as yet to any authen-
tic source. .... I......l ... ..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10

Al ~ p m.a
without pOsGpOnsmsAG WlthdraWAlO or undsrhiddlnG.
The extenk and coed character Of dwellings. Rail
road oxtOnsiOns and general improvements and the
corresponding increase In yAlue OF property IN tht
Southwestern section Of the city within the past
three years has been very and 80 n seems
frOm present indications has bat lust commenced
These lots are mainly located en- Maryland Avenue
and Anchorage street. adaeOnt0 60 great manutActuf-
ing interests completed and IN process to the shops
and impgovsmeats % the diasFont Railroad Gonna
nea and 10 the destined fntuEs Grsat Rairaad CsA-
IRE AZ WelmiaNAoa. The 1Fandywino water has beap
oxkenaad along SFoud street BY the WtiminRton and
NJ Wsstarn RailEOad Company. and aTrAngOments iOE
I its usa can be made on reasonable terms.
TRRMS OF kALH.-IWonty per cent cash. and
tAa baianea an notee With appFOVed endoFsaTs eunaI
u divided a and month"; bearing intersst iron
kkS day Of sale. settlement in ell cases. to bo mad
previous 70 the fOllaWing Saturday. Nay - lss3
Il ~. (OthgrWise purchase nay b declared void
a he option u the salleI and parties yhe pay ID
vh6le IN cash On or before that time viii be snGlle
Il is Z clear discount Of three per cont 1mmOdiAt
pOSseasiOn On settlement. j. u, HkALB.
President Chris. River lac. Co.
mAy6-lO-l3-l6 Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10

Notwithstanding the cold and baekWaTdncas OF
the season the market ls well stocked with vege-
tables. Potatoes are moro scarce than almost any
other esculent, aud good onos command Sl3o
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10
DIED.

MoCULLEN.-IR this city, on the 9th instant,
Panl McCullen. in the 42d year Of his age.
His friends and those 0fthe family are resp cot
fully requested TO attend the funeral to leave hts
Late residence in South Wilmington. ON Monday
tho l2th at o'clock. A. NJ. and proceed to St
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10
SYLVAN SPRINGS.

CHARLES KYLE, PROPRIETOR.
This pleasant place Of resort has been neatly fitted
up for the reception Of Individual Visitors Picnics
and Social Parties.
ATsple accommodations for Dancing have been
made, and
ICE CREAM. LOMONADE. CAKES. FRUIT. &e.
will be sold to all who may desire them.
No intoxicating liquors will be sold on The ground.
lie will also continue his popular stand at Second
and Market streets whore tho above named summer
Iuxurlss may be had during the season; also At his
residence. Sixth aud Orange Streets whore he will
be pleased to SEQ his many friends and the public
generally. Inay9-3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10
%Otifes.
CONTRACTORS.

For tnildinS inverted CulVert in tho Bed of Pom
lar Street, including six nets and traps at the cor
ners 81 Second Third and Foul tI streets as may be
required; also, three ManhOes required; the said
ManhOle to DO two feet in diameter and to extend
TO the crown Of the street, the CulTert to commence
az the Christliana creek. summing street 70
about seventy five or one hundred eet above Fourth
street, the CulVeFt 10 be four feet in diameter in the
clear the walls to be nine inches thick and to be
made Of the best quality Of hard brick lail in ce-
mene
The Contractors 70 do the exeaVating and to re
move the earth and to relay the pavement leaving
the street in as good condition it is furnish
ing all the material required for the completion OF
the work the excavation for the Calvert 10 be eght
feet deep below the grade OF tho street.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids.
No bid will be received unless it bs from resPon-
kslbie party. WILLIAM CANBY
| mylO3t Chairman Of Street Committee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10
DAILY GAZETTE.
-----.--rzz-s-s.--r--------.------------,---.,--

Gov. Ponder has recommended to President
Grant. tbs appointment OF Or. Horny F. Askew,
Of this city, % Centennial Commissioner from
Delaware, in the place Of Wm T. Read, deceased
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10
Public Salts.
THREE FINE FARMS


IN KENT CO., MARYLAND, AT TRUSTEES |
SALE. |
Theundersigned, as Tausteos. undeF Decree Of tho
circuit Court for Kent County. in ChanceTy. will Of
Ter at Public Sale. on
TUESDAY. the IOth Day Of June. Isz3. |
a tive o'clock. P. M at the ''VOshell House." in |
ChesteTtOWn.
The Valuable Real Estate
Of Mr.. Jes. G. Mann composed Of three farms des-
lgnated herein by the Nos. and s. in the Second
Distriot Of Kent County. Nj.
No. 4, Contains about 100 Acres,
s. and Is improved with n Two Story PRME
!M WILLING and usuFl Out -Buildi ugs. ell in
II good order.
no. ,, Contains about I77 Acres,
and is usually known as tho 'Faaey' or old Mann
Farm" Tho improvements on this form aroiH bad
lcOnditi0n.
Ne. ,, Is the Samuel COmegys Farm.
] 1G Contains about 13O Acres
and is improved with TwO-StOry FRAME
DWELLING, and the usual 0ut-Buildinss;
~ all of which arc in fair condition.
All Of these lands are a-abIc; there is not an acre
Of Gaste upon tho whole estate. Tho soil IS pre-.
eminenty distinguished for its natural fe tty and
sS anu a nov N n. nisI IN q
fruits Zach farm is most eliEibly located. being in
the centre Of one Of our most attractive and highly
improve districts, convenient To churches schools
&c within milo OF CheSterVille. and not more
than IA miles from Blacks two miles from
LambsOns Stations. ON tho Kent County Railroad
and within two miles Of public landing on Chester
STivor.
These farms will not only bear a favorable con-
kparisOn with the most desirable estates in thii
tcOunty. but also with the most highly improved
lands about MiddletOwn. Del.
TERMS or SALE:
The following terms arc prescribed by the Decree
YeS 900 cash the day of ssle on the final ratf
9OatiOn of the les. at the option of the Trustees
the residue in three equal instaments from the da
II Of sale The deferred payments to be secured b,
the bonds or notes of purchasers. bearing interes
kfrOm the day of sale. with surety securities ap
proved by the trustees
NJ BANN0N,
X. HYNSON.
II ChnstartoWn. Nav 10. ltAHis.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10

DRLAWARg AVRNUe.
IDlI fSot frSat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10
TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Street
Committee at the office Of the Street Commission
ers. until -
Thursday, May 18th, 1873,
At S OcIOak T.

For furnishing anil delivering about Seven PhOus-
and Cubic Yards OF Earth. to be delivered on Tho
south side OF Railroad Avenue. between Justison
Street aud the City Line The earth be delivered
by the cubic yard aud to bs lSvoled al the expense
of tho Contractor. undor the sapei :isiOn vt the
Street Commissioner
ell bids.
No bid will be received unless it he from res, on
msyiO-3t Chairman Com on 0penins Streets. re
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10
for SALE aud fer 8Eat.

LN0R RENT-The large roam 10 the 3d story Of
II Richardson x HOOpe's Building. now OCOu-
pied bv tho Board Of Public EduoaGion. Entrance
on Shiplsy street. Immadiate possession.
Apply 10 j. L. kIIIL0ORE.
mAyJ div Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10
.RoPOSALs
$1,000 TO 10000.

Wanted from Eight TO Ten Thousand Dollars for
term Of Ave t0 ten years. The aboVe amount seeu-
rod on u farm in New Castle hundred, the first and
only lien property worth thirty thousand dollars
r. G. at this office mayo s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10
The Valuable Real Estate

Of Mr.. yes. G. Mann composed Of three farms des-
Ignated herein by the Nos. = and s. in the Second
Distriot of Kent County, Nj.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-08-22

Campbell Wallace, being present was called
for and responded in pointed, practical and
sensible speech. Beloved by every heart that
can appreciate nobility aud worth, he was lis
tened to with most respectful attention. We
saw present, beside those already alluded TO,
I. j. Burney of Atlanta Daily Herald, Judge
A. G. Mcintosh, Kith Cart, Elisha Lind
ley, NJ. S. Kiser, Of Powder Springs Col. w.
w White, NJ. G. Whitlock, w. +. Groves, j.
T. Burkhalter, j. G. Campbell, Judge H. NJ.
Hammett, Sheriff w. p. Stephens, Hon. J. b.
Blackwell, j. M. Green, A. H. Kent, l.. s.
Northcutt, N. B. Green. A. N. Simpson, VIM.
Manning, Frank King, j. Y. Alexander, Amos
Way, B. STRIPPING, Il, Stephens, O. c.. Kiser,
A. b. Gilbert, H. d. McCutcheon, r NJ.
Clnkscales, B. Pilgrim, and host OF others,
from Marietta. Other portions of the county
were largely represented. We also met Mr.,
Christian, Of the Monitor, and his associate, r.
NJ. Mitchell. We are indebted to the latter
gentleman and Dr. HUMPHREYS for conrtesies
and proffered hospitality.
Col. E. L. Lilchfeld was crowded with
guests at his hotel but he and his excellent la
dy accommodated them all with sumptuous
and princely fare
We regret, during the speaking exercises,
hai Col. shufasd lost, or had purlained, from
his pocket valuable watch. Its invisible dis
appearance could not be accounted for.
Acworth is booming with enterprise. Her
citizens are alive to their every interests, They
made the Fair success, as they do everything
else they take lold Of, We saw many evil
dences Of improvement aud thrift since our last
visit to that places.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-08-22
Wear and Tear of Life,

-
The cares and anxietes and misiortunes of
life have as much to do with shortening II as
dieease. They are in fact the the source of
many ailments and physical disabilities. Ner
vous weakness, dyspepsia, affections Of the liv-
er, disturbances of the bowels, headache, hypo-
chrondria and monomania are among thess dis
tressing fruits. II is, therefore, OF great inn.
portance that persons whose minds are oppress-
ed with heavy business responsibilities, or
harassed by family troubles, or excited by
speculation, or perplexed by multiplicity Of
enterprises, or in any way overtaxed or over
worked, should keep up their stamina by the
daily use OF a wholesome tonic Thousands Of
persons thus circumstanced are enabled to
bear up against the difficulties in which they
are involved, aud 10 retain their strength,
health and mental cearness, by the regular use
which are prone to attack the body when de-
bilitated and broken down by overmuch brain
work ar exhausting physical labor, are kept at
bay by the resistant power with which thisin-
cOmpataoie IONIC ehuoWs the nervous eyo'Nu
and the vital organs. At this season. when the
heat is evaporating the elements of strength
from every pore, an invig0rant is absolutely es-
sential to the safety and comfort Of the public,
and is required even by the more robust iftheey
desire to keep their athletic capabilities in
in status quo. Hence course Of Hostetters
Bitters is particularly useful at this period Of
the year as defence against the invisible dis
ease afloat in sultry atmosphere. Il is the
most potent Of all preventive medicines, and
for all complaints which affect the stamach. the
liver and the bowels, and Interfere with the
perfect digestion and assimilation OF food. Il Is
the standard remedy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-08-22
oa.Hand LEGAL Dots.

THE shade trees in the park have been trim
med up.
The main streets have aeen creditably work
ed
WHEN is a man guarded in his conduct p
Why, when policemen Barrett and Pace are on
each side of him.
REV. w. f. Cook, OF Marietta, preached at
the First Methodist Church in Atlanta last Sun
day evening.
THE Railroads in the State have agreed 10
transport all articles 10 AMI from the State Fair
free, for those coueties eou;esting for the $1,000
premium Clever enough.
THE ludcrous feats performed the other
evening by crowd of individuals, who were
allowing themselves to he shocked" by an
electric battery manipulated by Dr. Jelks,
were Imaginable in the extreme.
VIZ are given another item this week, by
Mr.. Balleager retiring fromthe Deputy Mar
shafs office and Mir. Pace installing himself in
his place He will make offenders pace around
tere, you may depend on it.
WHAT young man is it that is frequently
leaving Marietta and learning the way to
1sickum2 We are pai,lfully afraid that we
cannot solve this Mastery of naiss-teries.
DR. j. j. HICKMAN delivered a temperance
address in the Baptist Church, in Atlanta, last
Monday night TO an immense audience. lie is
one Of the most eloquent and impressive orators
in the temperance cause. Announcement YVES
made for him to lecture in the Court House, III
this place. last night.
AN Improved Order of Red Men was Or
ganized last Wednesday in this place. The
workings of the order is insterspersed with In
dian language and designations and Indian
costumes are used. The "pale face" brother is
at once converted into "Modoc brave. -
The order is said to be a commendable one,
THE man who never saw train was in town
the other day He threw himself outside .of a
quart of whisky and went down to look at it,
He asked the engineer many questions and un-
ill the whistle blowed and then he broke across
the squaye in run and has not been heard of
since.
THE Kennesaw Grange met in Masonic Hall
last Saturday, and from the lengthy session /,
we opine a large amount of business was trans
acted What fellow was that banging at the
door for admi,iaDOs apd singing:
30 long to be Granger,
And with the Changers stand,
A bunch of clover i'll my arms
And pitch-fork in my hand ~
WE do trust our people will at once com
mence preparing for the State Fair contest
Do not wait for your neighbor to do something
and think that all will be well, but do something
Yourself Cobb connot afford 10 lose the pre-
MUM. But unless there is more united effort
and greater exeFtion, we will fall short of sue
cess To the front. Work whila you have
the opportunity and the prize will be ours.
THERE is a young lady living in the upper
portion Of Cobb, who is only seventeen years
of age, weighs two hundred and fifteen pounds
and is very handsome. For size, activity and
beauty, she can take tile premium over any
Georgia girl at the State Fair She is robust
and healthy has beautiful eyes androsy cheeks,
does not wear ''bustlesv false hair and ''sich.'
If any Of the counties wish to enter for the
| '.best display of feminine beauty, "here's a
yeu."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-08-22

and, invariably in such contest, power has been
arrayed against right. This has been the case
in monarchies, in oligsrchiesI and in Democra
cies. The true principle which lies at the foun-
dalton Of right, for which the masses have ever
been struggling, was first announced by Him
who spake as never man spaae, do unto others
as We would have others do unto you" In that
sublime utterance from the mount, first and only
promulgated there-we find the perfection Of
human Justice, rightly understood and consci-
entiously practiced Ii covers all the recpro-
cal rights, duties and obligations Of every men,
Der of society
In our State at this time. the Oranges are
deeply concerned with the absorbing question
of regulating and making reliable labor, in the
new order Of things established amongst U.s.
This is, indeed most interesting question:
Let me say itssswhole solution consists in doing
Justice The simple and universal application
Of this principle will accomplish the object
finally and fully. That class of laborers which,
heretofore had the protection of the master,
must under this new system have the protection
OF the law, with fair wages and perfect justice;
labor will regulate itself, and with its life long
antagonism with capital. Thomas Jefferson, in
the Declaration OF Independence, proclaimed an
eternal truth. when he announced that "all men
were created equal" 1t is puzzle to many
minds Everybody knows that no two men are
exactly equal in anything, in strength, or size,
or development, physically, mentally or NOR
ally. Wherein then. are all men equal =
They are equal in the forums of right and justice.
All-the rich, the unlearned--all have an equal
right to have justice awarded to them in their
intercourse with their acknowledges, and in the
administration of the law. But he could nos
dwell OH this subect--the field was a wide one.
He had no idea Of saying anything in response
to the fattering and unexpected call, further
than to return his thanks, full and hearty, for
the compliment shown him by the large gather
ing of the freemen of Cobb before him; and
with the expression of the kindest and best
wishes for all present, and for the future wei
fare aud prosperity of our common mother,
glorious old GEoRGIA--in the new career upon
which she has entered-he bid them good night,
Mr.. Stephens spoke some thirty minutes: -
We have only attempted to give briet outline
of the main topics he discussed. He was lis
tened to attentively by the crowd. and their re.
peated cheers bespoke their endorsement of
what he said.
Mr.. Stephens left our city last Wednesday
morning on the south bound train.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-08-22
Personal.

We hsd the pleasure of meeting with the
gifted and genial H. W. Grady Of the Atlanta
Daily Herald, during the first of week. Hav-
ing seen his family safely ensconced at the
Kennesaw House, he returned Immediately to
active duty on the Herald, 1t is always pleas
ant to meet with Grady. He is a young man
of considerable talent, vim and executive abiii-
ty. The Herald is represented to be rapidly
extending its circulation and meeting with pop
ular success, which is the legitimate fruit OF
enterprise and industry. We trust his special
iaunts to Marietta may have their trains Of
pleasure.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-08-22
MARIETTA MARKET.
MARIETTA. Ga, August 20, 1873.
CORRECTED WEEKLY


LcoRhEcrEp wEEKLf'I
| CoTTON.--dull at l6 to 16i
GRAIN. quote white corn 75cts.
Wheat, 100 to lao Oats 45a50. Rye none.
SEED ws ouote clover ii $3.50 per bushe
| 90 N
Diue ois.ss ~ 1''"o'
a''s, " VV4iA =" ~ - - : $500
$l1 family $9fa10; extra 80 6Oa9; super
fine ~ 90. -
NEAL, so to % cts per bush
BAOoN.--Shouiders ~
BULK MEATS-Shoulders 0 C.R. sides
new meat IL; clear sides IN. Bacon sides IL
to l33c.
LARD. We quo,. buckets, 1871; cans and
xersis1 tierces, 124.
GROCERIES We quote: Sugars Crush
ed. Granulat. d aud Powdered is. Coffee A. ID
for extra G 10, Yellow @ 1911. Brown 11taI3
Tallow. g. Liverpool salt, SO 80 Virginia sail
s2O5. Capdles-full weights 22d. Ginger %.
pepper 25a2s. Corn meal 90. Starch 64al0
Rice II for tierces. Java Coffee 27as5. Rio
2la27. New Orleans syrup 72aSO; Molasses--
hhds. %; bbls. 37a40 Cheese, factory 2Oa22.
FIsH. --Mackerel, No. 3, bbls., $40 so, No.
2, half bbls., 81 90; No, ;, half bbls, 70 % ;
No. !, kits, VI 90; No. = Kits W o.; NO .,
kits, 81 rs.
COUNTRY PR0DuCE.--Blying prices IRON s,o !
cnssn,rvant,er Isa92ao5: Tennessee :buttsr 81
70 30.
FACTORY GooDs.--brown Domes'lcs---
Grsnlteyilie, 70, i2ai2t; lrion, 1-o, ~; Au.
gusta 70 ~; Roswell shir'ingF, 10 E%fj 80
H. Checks lca@V.
IkoN.+Iire IL inches 70 Dy ! ~, so'
smaller sizes 5octs advance. hod; ne. axes
Collins $l4 GOALS w. shoyels, Ames, si9 w;
Rolands SlS w stones sis ~. oona cas'.
steel K. r. 10. colise mil,s ~ 1oaiVoV' oas'
steel 25c; springs ~ axiss loail saa IRON
morse snoe ns,ls q, = ,,s'.. w ~
D - - 80 800 81 .s..,,,a.
so ~ 20 . e. ~ pD"as. 20 ~ - = 80 "a
- -. ~ 40. paaLeaor
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-08-22
The BUSINESS Season.

The Newspaper is q sort Of Commercial ba-
romster and indicates unerringly the existing
state of trade where it is published. It is there
"dull times or "a lively trade" find expression,
and as we have illustrated the former condition
of affairs in Marietta for several months, we all
the more anxio,lsly indulge the hope, that now
that one Of the most promising business seasons
ever in prospect for our Merchants is before u.s.
our barometer will begin to indicate their readi-
ness to meet it. Let the people Of the surround
ing country know. that whatever is needed can
be purchased in Marietta on the best terms ard
that all the productions of the country will lind
here tb. best Of Markets, and the commerce o.
Marietta will be lively enough
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-08-22

AN editor in Fort Scott, Ark, an
nounces "that he has seen a serpent
in the sum- Yes, and if he don't
let whisky smashes alone he will see
an inebriate asylum, as sure as there
is fellow in Marietta seeing ire
men>jous monkeys in his bedroom.
READ an article on "CheroiSee
County" on the first page of the
JOURNAL and see how matters in gem
eral are Massey-creed, twas una
voidably crowded outsof last week. s.
paper, but is sufficiently interesting
for insertion at this late date.