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Hubs, spokes, ana Rims /

am now ready to supply the country trad
on the most favorable terms, with Hubs
Spokes and Rims for Buggies, Carriages an,
Wagons out Of the best material. Now il
your time to build up your home industries.
have also ready made, on hand, Double
and Single Buggies, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Call and see before buying elsewhere.
GEo. M. MANNING.
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--Leake & Hunt have just received large
stock of Christmas goods, and are selling them
at very low rates. Every one will do well to
call on them for such articles they wish to pur-
chase for the holidays. The ladies are particu-
larry invited to call.
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Sudden Death.

A colored man by the name of
Johnson, consumptive, after drink
ing considerably on Thursday Of
last week, died suddenly Friday
morning.
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Dr.. shaspis Specific cures Dyspepsiz, Liver
compIaipt. Constipation, Vomiting Of Food,
sour Stomach, Water Brash, Heartburn. Low
Spirits, &c. In thirty Ave years never failing
0 cure. the most obstinate cases Sqia ~
Msristta. Ga. Depot, 145 Eighth 81, n, Y.
Circulars mailed on application.
may28- y74-1Y-
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Runaway.

A two horse team on Saturday
tried their muscle in a runaway,
causing general stampede among
pedestrians on the street and side
walk. No damage.
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Notice.

A meeting Of the Young Mems Literary As
ISOLATION is hereby called to convene in the
Court Room, next Monday night the 14th of
December to hear the reports of the Com
mittees on Rooms. By ;request of the Presi-
dent. JNo. d. WHITE, Secretary.
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Leake & Hunt are selling Raisns 25 cents.
Citron 60 cents, Currents 20 cents, stick cand
rs cents, and French Candies so cents per h.,
and various other articles at reduced rates.
Do not fail to call on them.
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CHEROKEE.

EDITORS JoURNAL-In complying
with my promise to give you ar
item from Cherokee, / will first note
the progress of the Marietta s North
Georgia Railroad. The road bed is
now completed almost to Little Riv.
er, a distance of fourteen miles from
Marietta. Col. Chess Howard, the
live Superintendent of the .convicts,
is pushing the work forward with
wonderful rapidly. The contract
ing company was very fortunate in
procuring his services. The COM
pany's Engineer is now extending
the survey from Canton to Duck
town. The road will pass through
and develop country unsurpassed
in the State in fertile lands and rich
minerals. Gen. Phillips, the work
ing President, is on the line of road
giving his entire attention to its
management, and if the subscribers
will cooperate with him BY prompt
ly paying up their subscriptions,
the building Of the road is almost a
certainty.
WOODSTOCK
is the first depot on the road. The
town is beautifully laid out and is
situated in one of the finest neighs
borhoods on the whole line Of road.
One sale Of lots has been had with
gratifying success. It's central To-
cation with regard to the four near-
est towns, Marietta, Acworth and
Roswell, and being surrounded by
water courses, fine water powers,
in North Georgia.
CANTON
is pushing up the bricks higher and
higher upon those elegant buildings
enow being erected to accommodate
the trade and travel anticipated
when the railroad trains reach that
point. Among the many improve
ments now going, the court house
and McAfee's spacious hotel builds
ing deserve special notice, being
models Of modern architecture and
will be ornaments to the town.
GUANO AGENTS.
While / am noting the general
prosperity of this section it would
not be correct picture should |
omit to mention the adversely of
some of the farmers who were SO un-
fortunate as to purchase Guano on
time and after giving up all their
crops have failed to pay out, and
are now cursing guano agents at
every corner. Many Of those farm
ers may fall victims to the SHERIFF.
hammer. | will quote from an orr
der written in Marietta to an officer
in this county: "Push all claims we
have in your hands; levy as long as
an ear Of corn or a lock of cotton
can be found" What | have to say
in regard to the folly Of farmers pur>
chasing guano from agents on time
will be given in another article.
CHANGERS.
The Changers at Trickum had a
very pleasant ana interesting meet
ing on Saturday last. After elo.
quent and stirring speeches by Gen.
VIM. Phillips, Capt. Payne and Col.
Glenn, the crowd was called Out
to partake Of sumptuous basket
dinner, spread by the fair hands Of
the lady grangers. During the
pleasant hour that ensued the follow
ing stanza from the JOURNAL was
recalled to the reporters memory:
81 want to BE- Granger,
And with the GTangers stand,
A bunch Of clover in my arms,
A pitch fork in my hand"
T. N. d.
Woodstock. Dee. 9Th, 1874,
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New hats and Bonnets, hair braids, curls
switches, furs, shawls, black and colored, ALA
pacas, all wool delains, black silk, plaids for
dresses, at MRS. CASTLES.
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CITY AND COUNTY
The Ndarietta Journal

Is 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 17th-1y
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Georgia Cherokee County

Georgia Cherokee County:
JoHs 3. GARHIsoS, tsuperior Court, August
VS.. STeun, 1874.
IVA A. FINCH & Motion TO establish
I. u. FINCH. yLost Deeds
II appearing 10 the Court by the return Of
the Sheriff that The Defendents in the above
stated case resides out Of said county and 4
further appearing that they reside cat Of said
State. Ii is ordered therefore that service be
perfected in the usual way in such cases.
Granted. NJ B. KNIGHT, J. 8. @.
JAS. o. D0wDA, Pifrs Atty.
hereby certify the foregoing 70 De y, IRE
extract from the minutes Of said court. This
- o. W. PUrxAM, Clerk .. G.
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Sheetings and Shirtings,
BLEAcHED AND BROWN.
McCutc1heon's
CHEROKEE INDIAN BITTERO

ENTERED ACCORDING TO ACT OF
Congress In the year 1869, BY r. H. Mccn.eh
con, In the Clerks ofiics Of the District Court
ofthe United States for - Northern District
Of Georgia.
Manufacturers Of Bitters, either local or CEN
trail, are hereby warned against using the trade
mark, Cherokee Indian Bitters," under penal
ty Of the law, and the public are cautioned
mark similar TO my own, they are gotten up
by second class connterfoiters to deceive the
people and make money out Of the reputation
Of this well established and popular remedy
Beware Of them. Send your orders direct to
X. H. McCutc6eon, Dalton, Ga. or Marietta,
Ga, manufacturer and vender Of the justly csls-
hrated and the only original and genuine
"Cherokee Indian BittersD and you will not be
deceived. Prompt attention given to all orders
from Druggists or individuals in any part OF
the country. Sold in Marietta by Messrs.
William Root, and Haley n Williams, Drug
gists.
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The cheapest place to buy your Family Gro
ceries Sugar cured hams at IA cents a pound
Extra choice New Orleans Syrup at 30 cents
Prime New Orleans at rs cents. Sugar drip rs
to IS cents gallon, at Leaise a. Hunts.
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Gainesville last Wednesday
elected Mayor and board of Al
dernen opposed to granting retail
liquor license. 1t was warm com
test. Thomas stokeIy is the Mayor.
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--E. AZ. +. Knight has just received an ele-
giant assortment of Dry Goods. He keeps
everything usually kept in a first class Grocery
store.
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GO TO TExA
VIA THE
Lone Star Route.
international and Great Northern
Rail Road.)


Rail Ro0d.)
Passengers to Texas via Memphis and Little
Rock, or via Shreveport strike this line e
Longyiew, the best Route 70 palestine: hearDe,
Waco, Austin Huntsville, Houston. Galveston
and ali points in Western, Centril, Eastern aud
Southern Texas.
Passengers via New Orleans will find ttlle
best Route 10 Tyler, Mineola, Dallas 0Eerton,
Crockett, Longview and ell points 10 Eastern
and Northeastern Texas
This lneis well built, thrcnghly equipped
with every modern improvement, including
New and Elegant Day Coaches. Pullman PaIeee
Sleeping Cars. Westinghouse Air Brakes, Mll,
lsrs Patent Salty Platforms and Couplers and
nowhere else can the passenger 90 completely
depend on speedy, safe and colnisrlapis
journey.
The Lone Star Route has admirably ans,
wered the query: How 10 got Texas Z, ~
the publication Of an interesting and trnthiul
deconent, containing valuable and correct
map, which caa be obtained, free o. charge ~
addressing tho GENERAI, TICKkT AGENT,
international and Great Northern Railroad,
Houston, Texas.
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-BEsT English Soda cents per pound, BY
the keg. Demerara and Eagle "A' Sugar
(white) at 12l cts per ID by the barrel at
McCutcheon's.
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Our stock Of sugars, coifees, teas and syrup,
are complete and we will sell at bottom prices.
McClatchy e. Reynolds.
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Call and examine our stock Of cigars, tobac-
co and snuff. We have just received a large
lot of cigarettes McClatchy & Reynolds.
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--IY yoa want good Ham aud Eggs. go to
Z. N. z. Knights store aud buy. He keeps
The very best golden ham at is cents. Store
near tie conrt house.
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Go TO Knights store to buy your good
Pearl Grits at 5 cents per pound. He has also
good Rice, Sugar and Coffee, cheap for cash.
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One car load Of Virginia Salt at Mccutch-
cons.
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Brooms, Brooms, Brooms. Big BroOms and
little Brooms, Brooms for all at McClaichy a.
Reynolds.
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oE-Hand Local Dots.

Kennesaw House.
-DECAsTRo, the man that cuts
his head off, is at Rome.
---G. r. BoAz has sold his Liv-
cry Stable to John A. G.. Ander,
son. Read notice.
POSTPONED. - The lecture OF
Col. Lester is postponed until next
Friday night, the 18th inst.
SUNDAY was disagreeabIy rainy
all day and as a failure it was a
success.
-siR. Robert Page, who was
badly stabbed, by some show men,
at Pryor's Station. is now at home.
-DR. B. NJ. Woolley, the opium
antidote man, had his foot slightly
mashed, last Monday, by the train,
at this place.
GEO. Fox has been appointed
Revenue Storekeeper for this sec
ton. Wages 81 day, which is not
bad medicine to take.
ETERNAL vigilance is the
price Of liberty"-but the price Of
the MARIETTA JOURNAL is two dol
lars year in advance.
Some Ham-ite lifted a ham of
meat from the front door Of E. M.
E. Knights store last Saturday
evening about dark.
THERE will be no postage to
pay on the JOURNAL in the County,
after January lst, as some of our
subscribers think.
Willie Dawson, son
of w. P. Dawson, of this county,
died at his fathers residence, Nov.
25th, 1874.
freeman, of the Calhoun Times
is just sweetening his fingers and
mouth at candy pullings. We hope
some sweet lass will pull him right
into matrimony.
"A MEETING of some Of our citi-
zens at the Court House last We'd
nes6ay night, resulted in the putting
out of new ticket for Mayor and
Aldermen, in this issue.
Harris, of the Savannah News,
tells what he knows about the usury
law and wants money to be free
He has nickle and ragged ten
cent shinplaster out on twelve per
cent interest, which accounts for his
earnestness in the matter.
THE freight on cotton from Ma
rietta to Savannah is 83 cents
hundred, while it is only So cents
to New Orleans. About 1000 bales
have been shipped to the latter port.
$500 will be shipped from Marietta
this season.
The article from the Rome
Commercial, on our first page, in re-
gard to "The Next Speakership,'
has the ring of no uncertain sound.
They are the sentiments of the peo-
pie of this section of Georgia. Will
the Macon Telegraph copy the arti-
Gle for the benefit of its readers
-TnE Atlanta Commonwealth
blooms forth as an evening daily at
two cents per copy. Mr.. Sawyer
is a vigorous, able and solid writer,
and the articles that he will dash off
with his trenchant pen will be worth
reading. We wish the new daily
success.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL pro-
poses the name of Hon. w. d. An
derson for Speaker of the House
We second the motion. Cedartosc'a
Express.
Tom Gibson, your head is level
and full of good sense. Help sour
Bill" again in good editorial.
brewster, of the Gainesville
Sentinel, agrees with US and thinks
the exodus of the negro would do
more to invite white labor than any
thing else and believes colonization
of the negro will eventually take
place and that this will be1a white
mans country.
The Atlanta Herald contained
q well written article favoring Bill
Anderson, of Cobb, for Speaker Of
the House. Col. Grady, do it some
more. 81
Miss Emma Jones was married
to Mr.. S. L. Mumford, of Barton
- az.1
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-FREsa OYSTERS and fine salt water FISH
Tuesdays and Saturdays Of each week at A. C.
Heggie,s Restaurant.
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VIII sell cheap for cash both Dry Good
and Groceries. EN-. +. KNfGHT.
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"A choice lot Of sugar cured canvasssd
hams at MeCuscheon & Co.'S.
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f% g,he follow;,ao ,,an,.d oo,,,1e,,,e },

tF Wejollowing named gentlemen
are authorized agents orthe Journal :
J. b. BARTON, Ball Ground, Chero. Co. Ga.
JAMES PRICE, Ball Ground :" I" I"
MAI. ED. DANIEL, Canton, Chero. Co. Ga.
T. A. rooney, P. NJ, Acworth, Georgia.
w. E. ORR, Acworth, Ga.
w. II. SIMMONS, Jasper, Pickens Co. Ga.
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THE American Sardine Co.'S Boneless Sar
dimes, are much better, and less than half tn
ost Of imported Sardines.
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We lave splendid assortment Of candiei
and contectionsries, canned goods, pickles, &c
Remember the place. McClatchy e. Rey-
nolds.'
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"A fresh supply Of Groceries at MoCutch
con & Cos, selling at bottom prices.
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--Bo0s and Shoes in grsa. Va Jay al Nc,
Cuteheon & Co.'S.
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"A large LOT Of Coffee and Sugar just re
ceiyed at McCutcheon's.
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e. NJ. E. knight keeps the best Syrup and
Cream Cheese at the lowest prices.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-12-11

Fresh Norfolk Oysters on hand at all times
at McClatehy & Reynolds.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-12-11

New Buckwhsat Flour IsIbs 70 the dollar. a
Leake e. Hunts.
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woodstock. Dec. 9Th, 1874.
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business Cards.

THE FAv0RITE HOME REMEDY.
This unrivalled Medicine il warranted not to
contain single particle Of MERCURY, or any
injurious mineral substance, but is.
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those Southern, Roots and Herbs,
which au all-wise Providence has placed in
countries where Liver Diseases most prevail.
II ariil cure all Diseases caused by Derange-
naent of the Liner and BoOcts.
SIMMONS LIvEPl REGULATOR, OR
MEDICINE,
Is eminently Family Medicine and by being
kept ready for immediate resort will save many
an hour OF snffering and many dollar in time
and doctors bills.
After over Forty Years trial it is still receiv.
ing the most unqualified testimonials to it's vir-
tues from persons Of the highest character and
responsibility. Eminent physicians commend
it is as the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Armed with this Antdote all climates and
changes ofwater and food may be faced With
out fear. As a Remedy in Malarious Fevers,
Bowel Complaints, Restlessness,7 Jaundice.
Nausea,
Tt EIa9 MO E1qua1.
1t is the Cheapest Purest and Best Family
Medicine in the World
Manufactured only by
j. II. ZEILIN g. CO.,
Macon, Ga, aud Philadelphia.
Price, $i.00. Sold by all Druggists.
deoll ,73--1y
, 1874-02-23

Tho Caspian Sen Ia said to bo extremely rich
in various spccics Of fish. tho number OF somo
kinds being prodlgioaH According 70 = recent
statement in one single district $4,000 sturgeon
arc sometimes talon IN uay, und when tho fish
ling is Interrupted for twanty-four honrs, tho
'watorB become almost choltcd by tho nb,lndnuco
Of fish, whicl, aro 80 numerous as to pross eacl,
other out upon tho sloro. The total yiold of
tho Caspian Sea for ono year in fish and liAl,
products has boon ostmalo ut 10, ,O00 600 pounds
labout I69,al0,000 pounds ayoirdupoB) worth
about l2.0o000o. 4 peculiar phenomenon OBJ
served especially among tho sturgeon is that Of
weather they heek thu deep portions OF tIlo rlv-
ors, and ron,ain thoro iii Htato OF torpor,
during which they secrote yiscld matter wIicii
forms coating ovor tue ontire body, calEod by
tho fisherman rc|isse. During this poriod they
appear tn cat nothing, their stomaoha always bo-
Ing found empty.
, 1874-02-23

Starvation vs. tho ttItuling Pussios,.s,
An observer among The English factory girls
crowds Ind assembled outside of certain choap
cook shop in the half-hour allowed for diut,or.
Among tho glrlH was ono ragged Bcantily~ y~cothed
child Of about II. She stool for long timo
wistfully boforo tho cook-shop window. all tho
others had gone, and this forlorn object still
stood thoro rnttiing fow lnlfpcnco in hor hand.
Finally with longing look at the luscious dis
play. sho paused for Inst Bnin at tho open
door, and shon dashed on down the street. Tile
observer followed, thinking that Hilo was seeking
4 cheaper cook-shop, and pitying her. But ale
stopped ut store where eccond-!lond iinery was
for sale, entered, and in o few moments return
nc Sa fauoa but 5tl
full-blown, poppy or two, and II fair sprinlllng
Of wheat. With a glow of triumph on her
wizenod face Hl.o cast M eager glance to tho
right and loft, and spying close at hand tho
secluded gateway. OF q timbor-yasd, lartol
across Tho road. and orouchlng III Il corncr. was
soon busy with lor battered old Int OH 4er klluos
Ietriulmiug it.
, 1874-02-23

TaXhiny{0a Correspondence n fAe Troy TtUtts.
Tho President has just bought large lot in
tho northwestern part OF tho city for his future
and Tho house is to cost with the lot near $780,
900. It il understood that tho Irositlout, when
llo il released from official duties, will divide bis
ti.no botwoell his three resdenceB-on the st.
Louis farm. at tho soa-sl!oro at Long Branch,
and III Washington. 1Io will retire from public
life III very comfortable circumstances. Iio Inns
been, aince ho entered tho army in 1861, ono of
tho lucliost Of mon. I am told by t.osc who
know tho facta and aro competent to Judge In
hayo all boon naado wiki great wisdom, with tho
:solo exception Of tho small venture in tho
"Soncca Stone Company" and evon that con-
.corn is looking up Of lato. His Investments
er9 at opg nssnc a aud especially near s.
say tint his farm III that vicinity will a!o.lo make
him largo fortune, 30 rapid ii tho iucrease in
its yaluo.
, 1874-02-23

oINorSMATI, o., Fol-. %. .-nuin has hocn fa1l-
ia thtrty-soyen fcot, antl rising rapidly. HAHN
commenced Mt Pittsburgh yesterday, md las
heen for thirty llours-up to 0 O'Clock falling
steadily all over tho territory drained by thu
hero tonight ig increasing. Tho prospect IL.
wo Bhall layo worry great Hood. IL tho rain con-
tittuB twelve hours lougor.
.NAsllyIh1.f, Totn., Fob. 22.-Wo 1,nvo lad ono
Of tho hardost rat1.-HtormB commencing at D.
for years In this Community. It soomcs
to hnyo boon goAoral Souihof tito Ohio
ntvor. It ii Toured great damago to railroads
will bo tho result. Tho trostlo on Tho North
western Road, near Kingston Springs, 175 foot
III longth, Ia reported waslod away. This il tho
only danlago yet heard Of.
, 1874-02-23

nins ." ~ leot tloop, mud proHpected an1 loca:ed
fs.,1,H, f, b',t this wnrh had no charms !or Col.
!, hhealor. ~ ilo Ind started OUT o oxIrossotl
vsorop or sFa aoa1c aat %tfHh and At onee ittaa
.u aovca down ooarH and min oral sllnftH, a:d
Ivy. 9au1'sl1o cabins, nhd explored ochs aud 'n
cy it fro n tnn f%1a9S "a tho wholo of ls Atl1s
if,ein1illod Invisible. Dipglstc with his luck,
'ao co'onol ilnnlly ca,no out u.,tl ma,o
CLEAN n1EAsT oF IT.
In ~ "o,cahir LINT his only o9joot III Org uzng
iela oil whisky. 4 storm of iuyoctiyoa. ri, ~sos,
at'a reproaclon followed MI o;olod nj Tin l. nd
INC E"!!nnt Pllolfor mud ten tho adventure. -,
T.: u ,snn ennt rany icy had heon lod OFF vii =
ior ons ho ovI ursve aot'f 1T noart an4 hi, h
whisky q -, it, 9 thG @ litter get1ona', erabJod
p his t,'ty r'ilo. inas CIV, md It, ti,e !st
Of r"sgod inou'tni,.r> Be- Sseo'i:s Wov' '.!lo
= torrlc snow..Htortt, A.. III nttcrwari, Col.
lost hs way. III doitydfdat.>
phollor admitted tllnt t1iH Ntg
TIE TouttiEHf jun I'd ent;ro1v
ho Ind over encountered. fic a.tiia's. woutIc:-
on grnss-roota nnd 5uniper1boFfffsk 1s f,ke f ~. Io
tho hcn;i-wators Of tho flat:o, nearly ID;
miles from wilero ho ,;j start;cdj rHSEs1, y;'s,,
iuand ,a'SI'' ho could @ f"ity ar.iealatu "whsly
They poured some Of tho lilnd down ls throat,
audi recognizing th9 a,nlor Of INN, they LAY
him Bafe artl Bouutl tn Dlako-stroot restaurant.
10 tho Inquiry Of tho polite water, Col. phoiicr
responded, "Hash |" "Wnat did you Hay, slr!.'
!" liashI " rut don't you want "y ythtn,g olso!"'
"YcB," retortoi tho ira.o and nearly furnished
Colonel, II want nll you've got; but mix tlo
hash In with 1t I" 1nforo tho mcnl was fstia'iod,
the proprietor ut tint restaurant waa socn wond
ing his way to nnrllot for fresh supplies.
THE COLONEL nEUurEnATED HIMsELr
In Dcnver. Ex-Gov. Id: Mccools furnished
him with now sult of clothes; judges mud otl"
or oiicials roploniallcd his purse hiu old bcar-
skin cap was procured by en' Of the lltorary 10
strengthened in body and purse, the Colonel
started for Now Mexieo. lIo is now ut Fort Gar.
land, and spends his timo rooling OF yarns anl
drinking whisky punches Tho old follow ID
still firm IN tho talsh, howoyor, tint tioso thirty
barrels OF i D,,,rbon aro at Las Aninas City; anil
It In limited ou good authority that Ito will orgn'-
izo ntlotAor expedition for their recovery, ii, tho
Nrrittp. II. |
, 1874-02-23

srEul1*o, johnson Co., Noi., Fob. ls.-At a
rcsular mcotlnS of Slorlin,; Grange, 10. Gig,
held Fob. H. 1874, tho following resolutions woco
FnBAcd unanimously:
W11EnEAs, Certain manufacturers Of farming in.-
p1onlens, known thu l!laok List, ill., iu culran-
lion Ut Cicaga, 'rcgnlvo that thUy would Hali m
rlows to Farmers Clubs Graugea o;cs;,t 1t rsta
pticcn"; therefore,
l.tsolrtd, Thlt we lilo members Of Startling Gru1,.e
will purchase IN pows other agricultural tn,.le-
tnes Of Aa manufacturers ntIl they will ao to ,is ut
Wholesale prices.
f'rsoirea, That copy Of tscBs resolutions to fur
nsc,l tu TeclMsea ifctHfd tho Hetraska Farmer, sud
THE CuluAuo TRIBUNE, for publication.
JonS L, SWALLOW, Secretary.