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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-06-19
THE PRESS BANQUET in ATLANTA.
Social Gathering of the Georgia Press

Social Gathering of the Georgia Press.
Yesterday was the Seventh Anniversary
Of "The Atlanta Constitution
AT an early hour the Constitution office was
illuminated from counting room to roof. The
windows were all ablaze with lighted candles
ard Chinese lanterns suspended from each story
and the roof rendered the building very attrac-
tive. Anumber viewed the city from the top of
the building.
Ateight o'clock the guests were assembled at
tile office and proceeded to Pease's Restaurant,
where they were greeted with the sight Of a
banquet never surpassed in the State.
THE TABLE
was fifty feet long with centre cross, render
ing the guests easy Of access from opposite
wings. In the centre of the cross was pyra-
mid Of fruit n feet high. Other pyramids OF
fruits occupied various portions OF the table.
An innumerable quantity Of magnol'as orna-
mented the table, while numerous vases tilled
with flowers scattered their fragrance around.
THE FLOWERS
were in rich profusion. The ladies Of Atlanta
We'd with one another in sending their rarest,
sweetest and loyliest flowers as their incense Off
ering to the banquet. The Atlanta and West
Poin, R. r. train brought ten boxes OF magno.
las, Jesamnes and other delicious and rare
flowers, the gift of the senior class OF College
Temple at Newman. The flowers were typical
Of their fair donors.
FESTIVITIES.
Mayor Spencer presided at the head of the
table, Colonel Clark was glad to see so many
present in response to the invitation. Mayor
Spencer would welcome them.
Speeches and toasts followed ali in good taste
and all enjoyed the generous "bill of fare"
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a Residence Burned.

On last Friday morning, between three and
four o'clock, the elegant residence Of Rev. Mr.
George, was discovered 10 be on fire. The IN
mates were aroused and some few articles were
saved, but everything valuable was consumed
with the house. The fire caught from the
kitchen adjoining the residence. If several
active men had been present when the flames
were first discovered, the house could have
been saved, but the residence being ON Atlanta
street near the corporate limits, MCPHERSON could
get to the house soon enough 10 render add
The loss must be $4,000 aud no insurance
Nh. George is a very aged and esteemed citizen
with large family, and this heavy loss is In
dee,i a calamity deeply to be regretted
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oH-Hand Local Dots.

-DR. B. Hamilton, Of Dalton, Is dead. He
was buried last Saturday.
Coz James r. Brown has returned from
Texas
We have had very refreshing rains this
week.
THE window frames, doors and blinds Of
the Kennesaw House have been reprinted and
presents quite newness of appearance. This
is fine three story brick building, eomaodious
aud elegantly furnished.
A HALF dozen of our citizens left Monday
morning for weeks hunting and FISHING on
Sweetwater. They carried along wagon and
team, provisions, hooks, nets, and tent, and
will no doubt come back loaded with game and
fish.
THE GAINESVILLE Patriot has been sold to
the Gazette of that place. DIR. Blackburn
makes his farewell how, and says ''Othello''s
occupation is gone" We trust the Doctor will
moi remain longer out of journalism than the
"wam weather lasts. The press can lily
spare so able and graceful writer.
On Tuesday evening, negro man with
just enough whisky in him to be devilish and
contentious, attracted some attention on Pow
der Spring street. In less than Ave minutes
he was in two difficulties and was out of both
unhurt before yon could say Jack Robinson"
vonr month nraO
Our Powder Spring correspondent, H."
gives We local some ''gratuitous advice" in his
preface 10 the school girls composition, al
though he charges other people for such
things. Advice is like castor oil, good to give,
but not good to take, But we trust he will
practice what he breaches, for he has ''lcense'
to practice, and we know our Ordinary will
furnish him "license to marry"
Tax Atlanta Herald has declared itself in
dependent ofthe Typographical Union and dis
charged its printer, this warm weather. 1t is
said to be exceedingly funny to see its editors
finger the small metals and cry for "Helen
Blazes' every time they stick, period under
their finger nails.
THE Columbus Enquirer is an excellent
paper, but is inclined to be "leetle" incredu-
lous, for after copying article from this paper
it says, 'The Marietta Journal we fear is touch
ed with sensationalism." Not at all! Facts
may appear strange and startling and produce
a sensation, but nevertheless, they are facts,
am, facts are stubborn things-and SO is mule.
So, Mr.. Enquirer, you must swallow them (not
the mule but the facts,) even if they do, like
the "Irishman's bug" keep lively kicking in
your throat
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Tug SUICIDE MANIA.-The fre

The SUICIDE MAEIA.-The FREE
quent occurrence ofsuicides in the
Northern cities bias of late attracted
particular notice. We scarcely open
an exchange from any ofthe large
cities that docs not contain the fear
fuI record Of one or more suicides.
In sixteen days, between the 18th Of
May and the 9TH June, there have
been seventeen cases Of suicide in
New York city, or over one a day,
and in the last FIVE days there have
been nine cases. 1t is a somewhat
noteworthy fact that all these cases
have beer of persons OF foreign
birth, The majority being German.
One cause in bringing this result
about is said to be the almost utter
impossibany Of the Iaboring classes
10 obtain work in some districts.
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lin this liberal age there are persons to be
found who are so blinded by prejudice as not
10 believe that medicated stimulant is an item
Of immense Importance in the catalogue of
human remedies, we should like them to witness
the wonderful effect which Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters are now producing all over
the country In cases of intermittent fever, rheu
matism, bilious disordere, dyspepsia, nervous
complaints, constitutional debility mental de-
preston and premature decay. To be sure
these effects are nothing new, The great
vegetable nvgornt aud its cures have been
before the people for more than twenty-five
years, and in every year OF the twenty
It's popularity has increased and its sale has
become larger. Yet there are no doubt many
thousands ofintelligent citizens who have never
had an opportunity of observing for themselves
the surprising changes which this nnequalled
tonic and Alternative produces in systems which
seem 10 be hopelessly broken, and in cases Of
disease which are not afnenable TO ordinary
remedies. Probably many of these regard the
statements made in relation to the sanitary
properties of the Bitters with SONS degree of
incredibly. Would that all such skeptics
could see with their own eyes what the msdi.
cine is doing for the sick and feeble every
what staff Of life it Ia proving to the aged and
inflrm, what help In time ottrouble to feeble
woman suffering from the complaints and
disabilities peculiar to the sex, what o protec-
ton to health and life In malarious districts,
what panacea for languor and depression,
what a specific for all diseases In which the
system requires to be vitalized and sustained.
OF all stimulants 1t isthe purest and safest, of
all tonics the most genial, effective and agree
able, Of all alternatives the least Violent and the
most certain In its beneficial results.
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Base Ball.

MR. EDrroR-Allow us to insert few lines
in your paper in regard to our trip to Acworth
on last Wednesday. We started from here at
about half past six A. NJ, and arrived in Ac
worth at 10. We contented ourselves until !
o'clock and then played match game Of Base
Ball. between the Acworth Club, Capt B. +.
Hawthorn, commanding, and Kennesaw, ST., OF
Marietta Capt. Dewitt o. Green, command
ING. The score stood, Kennssaw, Sri, 80; Ae-
worth Club. 5. Only three innings played
Respectfully.
TIKI Boys WHO LIVE ON CLOVER.
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CURRENT DOTS.

The signs of the times are I'M
mistakable. There is vastly more
activity among the leaders in the
Democratic party than has been
observed for many years; more
hopeful signs Of life Ia the old car
cass more holiness and determine
ton in the words Of those who have
stubbornly refused to follow after
strange gods, but have chung to the
faith as established by Jefferson and
Jackson.--- Geneseo (L1.) Republic.
THE Washington fire department
wasted ten thousand gallons Of water
to amuse company Of Indiana ed
itors.
China has streets paved with gran
ite blocks laid over three hundred
years ago, and as good as new
The contractors are dead.
FIFTEEN years ago q Washington
gentleman scratched his name on u
gold dollar and sent it on ito travels.
He has never seen it since.
A PATENT medicine advertisement
says, "This article will cure the
rheumatism Of nineteen years stand
ing" AS far as it goes this is per-
fectly satisfactory; but we want
light upon another view Of the mat
ter. Suppose mans rheumatism
is only three years standing, must
he let it stand sixteen years more
before the medicine will cure it r.
Or If 1t has stood twenty years is
there no hope Of remedy We
want to know about this. 1t is go
ing to be very unpleasant for a man
to endure rheumatism for seventeen
or eighteen years before he can take
medicine for it.
MosT Of us dig our graves with
our own knives and forks; an over
loaded stomach is continual foe to
health.
THE quarreIsome, ill-tsmpered,
and litigious man, in getting through
life, is like one trying to force his
way through crowd by aid of bis
fists, hitting right and left. He
makes many enemies, and is pushed
back and elbowed to where he start
ed from.
SOME editors are very fond 81
picking holes in the coats Of theil
contemporaries. Depend upon II.
such men must be very tbin@skinned,
short-tempered, disagreeable fellows
in society, be they whoever they
may.
AMONG the items of the contin-
gent account Of the Department Of
Justice are one copy each Of the
poeticaI works of Burns, Moore,
Scott, Milton, Byron, Pope, Tenny-
son, Whittier, Longfellow, Browning,
Lowell and Bryant. The Tribune
argues that these purchases Indicate
purpose to make Il The department
Of poetic justice.
A good wife is like q snail. =
Why Because she keeps 10 hen
own house. A good wife is not Iik.
a snail. Whyi Because she doe
not carry her all on her back. A
good wife is like town clock
Whyi Because she does not speaI
so loud that ell the world can he's
her.
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tcoRREcTED wEExLY.l

MARIETTA, Ga, June 10, 1874.
FINANCIAL,--Gold buying at$lOs., selling
at $1.l0. Silver--buying at $l.O3, sleling at
$lO6. Exchange buying at par selling at
par. Money commands n to III per cent
COTTON Idols
GRAIN. 1--WE quote white corn 105 i2O.
Wheat, 1870 to lao Oats 75a9O. Rye none.
SEED. --Weqnote clover at $500 per bnahel
Blue Grass at $500.
FLOUR.---Fancy SIl 30; extra family
$40 1850; family $9ta9t; extrass 50a9; sup
sr-fine 81 90.
MEAL, 10Olo LIB cts per bush
BACON.--SLoulders 9cts.
BULK MEATS -shoalders &c. X. idea
new meat IO;~ceaf Sides IL. Bacon sides II i.
!. LARD. -WeQao,y. l,ucIsets, IA cans and
xegsl4s tierces,. III :
GROCERIES, We quos Sugars calsh.
ed, Granulattd and Powdered Is. CQfee.A n
orextra c 10; YellowsC 12a. Brown l1ia13.
Tallow, 8. Liverpool salt, 50 30 Virginia salt
$40. Candlss---full weights 22s. Ginger 20.
Pepper 25a2s. Corn meal 1,1o. Starch 64a10.
Rice II for tierces. Java CoGse38 a.40 Rio
33s35, New Orleans syrup 72a50; Molassss--
hbds. %; bbls. S7a4O. Cheese, factory 20a22.
FISH. Macksrel, No. 3, bills, Sl2 90, No.
2, half bills, $3.50; No, 3, half bbls., IS So
No. /, kits, $685. No. 2, kits, s2 90; No. 3
kits, 81 rs.
COUNTRY PR0DUCE.--Bnying prices from
wagons. Eggs 12i cents chickens % cents
country butter 20 10 25; Tennessee butter IS
TO 40.
FACTORY GO0DS.--Bro Domsstics--
GraniteviIle, 70, 12si2l; Trion, 10, 129; An-
gusta rs 121; Roswell shirtings, 7-5, III; A.
10. Checks 1sa20.
IRON. Tire / Ia inches 10 4 BY IL, ~;
smaller sizes 5Octs advance. Rod; l2c. Axes
Collins $14 GOALS co. shovels, Ames', $l7 90;
Roland's SIS 90 stones &13 so. Solid cast
steel r. r. Is. Coffee mills IS 75aI0 90. Cast
steel 25c springs 80; axles i0all sad iron
| o; morse shoe nails IS; l B Hamss $40 90.
POWDER AND SHOT. -Blassingl powder
IS ~; b S6 81; rife powder per keg rs pounds
IS 50; halt kegs Is IS; quarter kegs ~ SO
Patent shot, bag. 81; Buck s325.
LEATHER Calf skins Domestic s3ga44
per dozen; French s45sGS. Harness Leather
3ea45e per pound; sole leather, hemIoek, 29a
35s oak 4Oec45 split 4Oc; kips, country 50
AGO pei pound.
EAILs,--Per ksg, f0d 10 God, s625; Cd, 81
Cd, 50 rs; 4d, n 90; hns, % Is fin:sh:ng, diff
erent kinds Of corresponding numbers, 75c on
above prices.
FRUTT.--Appiss 1.2S'125O per bnshsl.
MISCELLANEOUS Retail from Stores :
Table Peas sf25. Onions, 81 so to2oO.
LIME. -GsOrgia, 50 to 6oc per bashsI Hy-
drauIic Cement 81
HARDWARE Hollowware, Sayery's &
Betting 20 Per cent oil list Fairbanks scales,
list net. Manila rope 25a30 Cotton 35c Jai.
20c: Cotton cards g 90 psr dozen. Ak,
grease S21 90 per gross. Picks, common. 17s
ssssI Is; nastoeks 1ei axe bslsss q IS pc
dozen.
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card-rezas Grand Prize Concert.

The Hon. Jas T. D. Wilson, Mayor Of
Houston, and the City Coaneil, endorsed the
enterprise as follows:
HoUsroN. Texas. April ~, le74
We. the undersigned, regard the Real Estate
Distribution, which J. E. Foster proposes to
make on the Goth Of July next, in this city, as
calculated to promote improvements, and piAc-
ino within the reach Of lnauy, who. otherwise
would be unable, chance TO secure home Tor
them and their families, and having from our
long acquaintance with him, every conhdeHce
in biz integrity, we feel justified inSEjng, that
we believe he will carry oat bis distribution
honestly and fairly, according to llissAdTertised
plan.
James 7. d. Wilson, Fred. Sssaiey, W.
Heitmann. X. F. AcD0nnougii. X b, Baer,
john ID. Usener, John -Maher, Robert Burns
F.P Tnrner, M Harrington.
Capitol Prize, 5000 in Gold. Ten Resi-
denees in Houston; Population u, 900, add the
railroad centre Of the STATE, aud nearly i9V
tracts Of land n different portions Of the State
Value Of prizes, Is6, 600; 1900 tickets, at y
each. Address J. Z. FosTER, Manager. Hoos-
lop, Texas, T. W. HoUsE, Treasurer.
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A Lady Knocked Of of the Track by
an Engine

On last Monday evening, Mrs. Caal-y left
Marietta on freight train for smyrna
She got off about one mile this side Of Smyrna
il being nearer her home, aud when the train
moved On. she began walking On the track
About this time another train following round
ell the short curve, aud began blowing its
whistle fnriously- The lady heard the whistle
but thought it was the train ahead Of her, and
walked leisurely on. unmindiul that there was
laundering in her rear train at rapid speed.
The engineer checked up az much as he could,
but it being down grade, the force OF the train
couldn't be stopprd, aud in the next minute the
lady was struck by the engine and knocked
from the track insensibIe. with one leg broken,
arm, head aud side badly bruised and bleeding
She was properly cared for and the Doctors
think she will ree1vsr-
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How They DO THINGS IN KANSAS.
Three mon are charged with having
stolen county. They staked it out
and called it Barbour. Then they
divided the county offices among
themselves, taking two or three
apiece, and sent certificates and at,
fdavits to the capital. Their ere,
dentials as county were forwarded.
At the general election, over two
hundred and fifty >one votes were
cast into the ballot box after the
Philadelphia fashion. W. II. Hor
ner was chosen to represent Barbour
county in the Legislature. Horner
voted industriously for everybody
eIse's measures, and found it easy to
get through one of his own Il was
a bill to authorize Barbour county
to issue bonds for the building Of
bridges and other necessary improve
ments. The bonds were issued, and
sold well, Horner acting as agent. -
And now Horner and all the popula-
ton Of Barbour county and the pro-
ceeds of the bonds have disappeared,
and the bondholders are wondering
where they've gone to.
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a school Girls Composition.

Mr. EDrToR-To youthful contemplation,
the school at this place and visitors thereof are
indebted for the disquisition enclosed Twas
respectfully submitted by a little blue eyed
girl, only $50 high IT'S bunch Of ideas in the
bud. fin your travels, Mr. Local, you chance
to come in contact with a little girl grown up
whose finland illusions have such warp Of
practicability and economic craft, let me advise
you to induce her to build with you "a wee,
wee house" and If creature comforts do not
abound it will hardly be because of "the woman
whom thou gavest." L.
ON VEGETABLES AND FRUITS
Any family can have vegetables if nothing
else. they are 60 nice to have any time -
and strawberries and watermelons and such
things. we can sit down to vegetables and ba-
con and corn bread and it Is as good as any
thing. it don't take much to live on. 1t don't
take but little sack of flower and some bacon
if you fix it right. the strawberry and rasbery
is so nice to put up for winter. We conld not
believe we could do without them. but among
all other fruits the peach is the incest fruit that
is with milk and sugar, sugar is vegetable.
Milk is not vegetable. it's STEPPED through the
COW from among the flowers to another do
main JESSIE MAY.
Powder Springs, May 22d, "a.
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Particular Notice.

10 v0p want to buy Black Lama Lace
Shawls, Fine Silks, veilings, all colors, Para
soils, Laces, Ribbons, Hats and Bonnetts, trim
med and untrimmed, Dry Goods, Chignons,
Plats, Switches, etc., etc., cheaper than can be-
purchased elsewhere (Atlan,a not accepted) be
sure to call at Mrs. CASTLES Bazaar of Fashion,
near the Court House and be convinced.
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Old School Baptist Association.

By tll4 mutual consent Of the two sister
churches, the union meeting for tile second
District OF the Marietta Old School Baptist AS.
sociation which was to be held with Harris
Grave Church, will he held with Pleasant
Grove Church seven miles north OF Marietta.
commencing Friday before the third Sabbath III
August next, 1874.
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The Rural sontherner

The Rural Southerner and Wilson's Herald
OF Health combined furnish a very attractive
and Interesting monthly. The work is pub
lshed by the Southern Publishing Company
Atlanta. Ga, at 81.
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Notice.

The Executive Committee Of the Democratic
Party of Cobb county is requested 10 meet in
she Court House at Marietta OIL the first Tues
day in July next, at IL o'clock A. A pune
t,al attendance of all the COMMITTEES is request
ed, rs business of Importance will come before
the committee.
L. L. LITcHFIELD, Chairman.
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Good Templars' Pic MIC.

The Good Templars Of Canton will Picnic at
that place on next Tuesday the Odd inst All
the surrounding Lodges are invited to attend
and bring their baskets well filed, and we pre-
dct they will have a jolly good time
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Canton Court Hou ,e.

Tie live contractors, Messrs. d. j. Oxford
s. Co., are progressing finely with the Court
House. The fist story viii soon be up. They
have three hundred and fifty thousand brick
ALREADY burnt Ourtriend Moss means bust
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-pn,Nr Timo,bv Hav. Eas,ern Irish p

--PRrME Timothy Hay, Eastern Irish Pota-
toe Seed, genuine; a large lot Of Yam Pota-
toes, Flour, Meal, Corn, Sugars, Syrups a
large lot of choice Magnolia canvassed Hams,
besides full supply of other Family Supplies,
Just received, at j. G. CAMPBELL g. Co.'S, and
for sale low for cash. Be sure to call and ex-
anime their goods.
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The Marietta Journal

Ia printed ON Paper Manufactured by the
MARIETTA PAPER MILLS.
All orders promptly filled. The highest
market price paid for OLD RAGS.
S. A. ANDERSON, Agent
april l7th--ly
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I-Y The ollowing named gentlemen
are authorized AGENTS for the Journal:
j. b. BARTON, Ball Ground, Chero. Co. Ga
JAMES PRICE. Ball Ground, :.
MAI. ED. DANIEL, Canton, Chero. Co. Ga.
T. A. rooney, P. NJ. Aoworth, Georgia.
w. f. ORR, Acworth, Ga.
w. ii. SIMMONS, Jasper, Piekens, Co. Ga.
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Advice Pointed.

Those boys of very respectable families
who were caught robbing fruit trees near this
city last Sunday evening, had better ask their
good and pious fathers if such things do not
point sharply towards the Calaboose
~
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-Housekeepers should go to Leake a.
Hunts for their sugars. They are selling them
very low.
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PROVISIONS on 9IMg |.

w e are prepared IL furnish Mess. Corn,
wv Flour and syrup, on time I'll tI,e 18th u
October next, to such persons IS viii make 4
number ons note.
Persons need not apply 10 u without they
can give us unidentified security.
All persons who have bought Guanes from
a., must give their notes b. the first day o
May nexi. o. they via not Be allowed he cot
ton prisisegs a $ ets PSF pa9ad. Look % yspF
~ WINTERS . wHf4oek
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Grand Concert.

The Beethoven Society and Freyers orches-
Ter of ATLANTA, comprising from fifty TO sixty
members will together give a Grand Concert in
Marietta at Nichols Hall one evening next
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ON VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.

--Leake & Hunt keep the Magnolia Brands
of Canvassed Hams, Beet and Breakfast Bacon
and purchase direct from the Packers, so their
customers are sure Of getting them fresh and
sweet
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McClatchy 4 Reynolds keep varied and
choice stock of Family Groceries, which they
propose to sell at the lowest cash prices.
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A Labor Saving Instrument.
The farmer win save much labor and ex-
pense and improve his culture of Cotton and
Corn this year by the use of one of the Cultiya-
tors made by Geo. NJ. Manning. Call at his
Shop and see them.
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Tia American Sardine Co.'s Boneless Sar-
dimes, are much better, and less than half the
cost Of imported Sardines.
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Just Received.

10000 Clear Bulk Sides 1000 Bushels
Corn (Tennesses Whte) The above viii be
sold for Cash AZ Atlanta prices
WADE WHITE.
Marietta, Jan, 3d. 1874.
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Fine Lace Curtains at the cheap Store, Of
Mrs, CASTLES, near the Court House.
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The Houston lTexasl Lottery.

This Lottery offers very attractive prizes and
every assurance is given Of perfect fairness in
the drawing.
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Notwithstanding the stringency Of the money
market, we are constantly receiving new goods.
McCLATcHY ~ REYNOLDS.