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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-09-18
GEORGIA NEWS

THE Atlanta papers are quar-
reling as to who has the Largest
circulation" Why the MARIETTA
JOURNAL, of course.
-Willingham and Nevin of the
two Rome papers have "clasped
hands across the bloody chasm, ano
now copy each others articles il
their respective papers with com
plimentary headings. Alas!
THE Gainesville Standard and
Express, Trammell paper, muir
murs its dissatisfaction at the nomi'
nation of Alex. Stephens. Surely
thou art beside tbyself-he is the
nominee of the convention, and thou
should'st not act so inconsistency, or
thee will be classed as disorganiz>
er.
Marriage has sobered Harris of
the Savannah News. His wit has
gone from cream TO bonny >clabber.
This is attributable, probably, to the
fact that he supports an additional
red heir.
--CowETA county has in her chain
gang, convict serving out a six
months sentence for stealing one
dozen eggs-fifteen days to the egg
being considered aggressive time
for penitence.
: Phipps, late Tax Collector of
Clayton county, is defaulter in the
sum # sixteen hundred dollars
such is the decision of the Supreme
Court. Phipps now feels that he
amt worth thrip.
THE savory meats Of an old
fashioned barbecue, has enticed Ben
Hill T. consent to make speech in
Decatur county on the LIST Of Octo-
Der. To get at mans heart, you
must &C down his mouth.
johnson county doesn't believe
in nominations and runs a SCRUB"
race.
II. II. Mansfield, of Lumpkip,
is deed
--Conrad, the Swede. who MUIR
dered Mr.. Creswell near Carriers
vile, has been tried and acquitted.
-"The benches at the meeting
house. II is torture to sit on them
long. r-Norcyoss Advance. Then
make hem shorter.
--ElGHT hundred acres If river
bottom land were sold at Sheriff's
sale in Appling county recently for
the manificent sum of ten dollars.
john II. James is preparing to
run for Governor. So is Lucius
Gartreli, Gen. Colquitt, Tom Harde-|
man, and-apd-Bo Toombs
The Atlanta News wants the
Governor to call an extra session Of
the Georgia Legislature to include
certain bogus bonds in the prohibit
tory constitutional amendment.
The Rome Courier contains a
card from several named gentlemen
to Hon. A. K. Wright, asking him
to take the field for DIR. FELTON,.
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Temperance Rally.

There will be grand Temperance rally at
Acworth on the first day of October. DR.. j..
J Hickman. ]. w. H. Underwood, s. R.
Gwaltney, Cinoinnatus Peoples and other dis
tinguished speakers are expected to be present
and address the people on that occasion
Everybody, big, little, old and young, are cor
daily invited TO come and bring well filled
baskets. 1t promises to be big thing.
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GEORGIA. CHEROKEE COUNTY

To all whom it may concern, Martin Cham
lee, having filed his petition in proper form to
me. PRAYING for letters Of administration, with
the will annexed, on the estate Of William NJ.
Day. This is to cite all creditors, legatees,
next Of kin and all others interested. TO be and
appear at the next October term Of the Court
OF Ordinary Of said county, and show cause, II
any they can, why letters of Administration.
with will annexed, should not be granted to
said Martin ChamIee. Given under my hand
and official signature, this 22nd day Of August,
1874 g. 81. MCCLURE, Ordinary.
Printers lee $3.5O1
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Hubs. Smokes. and Rims

am now ready to supply the country trade
or the most favorable terms, with Hubs,
Spokes and Rims for Buggies, Carriages and
Wagons, out of the best material. Now is
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. NJ MANNING.
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Printers fee So.
Georgia. Pickens County /:

To all whom it may concern William Tate
having in proper form applied to me for perma-
nent Letters Of Administration ON the Estate Of
Eli C. Coffey, late of said county. This is to
cite all and singular the creditors and next Of
kin OF Eli G.. Coffey, to be and appear at my Of
flee within the time allowed by law, and show
cause, if any they can, why permanent admin
is;ration shonld not be granted TO William Tate
ON said Estate.
Witness my hand and official signature
Aug. 25th, 1874. w. II. SIMMONS,
Ordinary
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Georgia, Pickens County

One month after date, application will be
made to the court Of Ordinary Of PickenA To-,
Ga, at the first regular term after expiration Of
one month from this notice. for leave 10 sell the
land belonging to my ward. g. w. Townsend.
ii. ". PARIS,
Aug. 25th, 1S74 Guardian.
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Georgia Pickens County :

One month zftsr date application viii Be
made 70 the co1rf q Ordinary d Pieksns com
~, Ga, at the frs regular term after explfA-
ton Of Ose month from this notice for lsage TO
sell the land belonging 70 the estate Of J. II.
Roper late Of said county deceased fOF The bes-
Ell Of the heirs Of said deceased Arg. z5tb,
w. s. Stewart,
Sarah G. Roper,
AdmFs }. n. Roper.
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Georgia Cobb County :

To all whomit may concern, Benjamin Bull
ard having filed his petition ia proper form 10
me praying Tor letters Of administration on the
estate Of William Billiard, deceased. This is
to cite all legally interested in the execution Of
this application to be and appear ct the next
October term Of the Court Of Ordinary Of said
county and show cause, il any they can, why
letters Of administration should NOT he granted
to said Benjamin Billiard. This Ang. n, IA.
ii. M. Hammett, Ord'y.
fD.s,ea-a f.a ElN
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Marietta lsavines Bank.

The Books for subscription to the proposed
increase Of the Capital stock of the Marietta
Savings Bank are now open at the Office OF
said Bank.
A. VAN WYeK, Cashier.
Marietta. Ca. Sept. 18TH 1874.
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I. O. O. F.

The Officers and Members of Cherokee Lodge
No. 8. 1. o. O. F., wishing to attend the meet
ing of tie R. w. G. Lodge of the l. 0. o. f., Of
the United States, will meet at Odd Fellows
Hall, on Monday next, 2lst inst, at o'clock,
A., NJ,
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Whereas, L. L. Ross, administrator, and
Saliis Ross, misunderstanding ofJames Ross, rep
resent to The court IN tiIeir petition, duly fled
and entered on record, that they have fglly adj
ministeFed John Ross estate. This III there
fore, TO cite eli persons concerned, kindred and
creditors, 10 show cause, If any they can, why
said administrators should not be discharged
from their administration, 1Bd receive letters
Of tIsmissi0n, on the first Monday Ia Deeem>
Der next. Aug. I'D. 1914.
C. ~ MCCLURE, ordinaFy.
printers fee S3501
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Georgia Cobb County :

To all whom itmay concern, Mary j. Kemp
having filed her petition ia proper form % me
praying for letters Of administration on the e.
tate Of Ira r. Kemp, deceased. This ID 10 ciss
all legally interested IN the execution Of this
application, TO be and appear at ths next Octo-
Der term ofthe Court Of Ordinary Of said c0un-
~ and show cause If any they can why letters
Of administration should not be granted 70 said
Mary j. Kemp. This Aug. Path, 1874.
III. M. Hammett, Ord'y.
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CITY AND COUNTY.
The Marietta 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 l7lh-1Y
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Closing out my sumner stock Of bats aud
onnets at less than cost asd macy utIssr goeds
the came way. Call AZ the cheap store Of
Mas. CASTLES.
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Go TO Leake & Hunts for cheap Groceries.
They want Eggs, Butter, and all kinds of
country produce.
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Call, examine and be convinced that Nc
Clatchey & Reynolds keep choice stock of
Groceries and sell low for cash.
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Bacon Lard, Syrup, Flour, Neal, Grits,
&C., at Leakes& Hunts.
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Don't forget to leave your orders with Me-
Clatchey & Reynolds. Goods delivered free.
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Go to McClatchey & Reynolds for the best
sugar, coffee, tea, syrup, molasses, &c.
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Choice N. Y. Dairy Cheese, fresh maea-
roni and crackers at Leake & Hunts.
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just received fresh supply of Cheese and
maccaroni at McClatchy & Reynolds.
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Buy your COW food at Mansfeld's, and
have rich milk and fat cows.
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Georgia, Cobb County

Georgia, Cobb County:
Mrs Mary Jamison having applied to me
for letters of Administration upon the Estate of
Daniel Vaughan late of SAID County deceased.
These are therefore to notify all and singular
those concerned to show cause, If any they can,
why such letters should not be granted to the
applicant on the first Monday in September
next. This Aug. 4th 1874.
II. NJ. HAMMETr, Ord'y.
Tprintar'a fa, G.k
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"A choice lot of sugar cured canvassed
hams at McCutcheon 81 Cos.
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--Leake & Hunt will deliver goods free in
the city.
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The American Sartiine Co.'s Boneless Sar-
dimes, are much better, and less than half the
cost of imported Sardnes.
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One month after date application will BE-
made 10 the eonrf Of Ordinary n PieksEs cDun-
~ Ga, stths first regular term after expiration
II s.r r,onth from this notice tor Ieave to sell
ill.,. lands belonging TO the estate Ol q. IL Turn
e. late of said county deceased. for the benefit
Of heirs and creditors Of said deceased. Aug.
18th, 1874
Memory Turner,
Fieldin Turner,
Adsurfa afG 81 Tavnew
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Pure Cider Vinegar at Leake & Hunts.
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"A fresh supply of Groceries at MoCutch-
con & Cos, selling at bottom prices.
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Go to Mansfeld's for COW food.
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Cattle Department:


Is
chickens $40 each
Beet Trio Bronze
Fort aud
For the best R Poland Muovy and Cayng Ducks each
diPay Pigeons
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Crop Products /:

IRet rsufsf IRON - g.
Forth psmdgro whit
On
porto stock Of
Bat tneebaI
amadS
Best areIGso auadS
Bestd iayofS ampeso
Bst Vegetables
| 80 Fruit:
st Apples $500
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cHRRoKEE OOuNTY:

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the city.
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Georgia Pickens County :

printers fee 1901
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20
Tt.e UdderxOOk Case.

Wednesday at 10 O'Clock A. M the case OF
Capt W. +. ldderzO0k came up before the
Supreme Conrt in Philadelphia Afr. Wanper
said: ave are here as per agreement Mr.. Per
due for the prisoner, my self for commonwealth
and we will be- glad to receive the disposition
of the Govt III regard to the c1se." Mr. Per-
due stated that tho counsel for the prisoner
had used their best efforts to have matters per-
fccted by this time for hearing of the case,
but owing to pecnniary and other difficulties
on the part OF prisoner and his friends the
work of repatriation had been retarded, and
that Il dav the sc WAS not IN proper shape
for a hearing before that BODY. Owing 10 such
a condition of affairs Mr.. Perdue asked the
Court to POSTPONE The case until May. The
judges coi It'd among themselves for some
minutes. Al the close OF the consultation
Judge anew said that the t1sc was not of
an r,''nary character in The eyes of the court
that life was at stake that difficplties arose
such as a crowd list Tor the present term,
and indeed the one fOt May, Nds almost equal
ly v0luminOus. lie added, We will however
put the case on the May )ist, even if we have
to have to 40 SO 1T the expense of striking
some other one of, and it will he heard at
Han isburg on Thursday the 2Sih of next
Nav by which time all preparations must be
perfected
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20
General News.

| The senate Commerce COMMITTEES agreed yes
ter,iay 10 report hill approln lating $50 00t
for the continuance Of The bydrographic servics
Of the Navy Department. %f
The Committee ON Civil Service Refoiu
agreed Yesterday 10 report, with amendments
| Mr. Woodiord's bill providing for commits
sion 10 reorganiZe the customs revenue service ol
! the United Ststes.
A detective who was Killed by brothers NAM
ed Younger, In 81. Clair county, Alo, ON Tues.
day, ID stated 10 have been one 0f a party who
left 81 1.onis privately 10 capture the Iron
AIountain Railroad ubbers.
A; Pennington Connecticut. yesterday morn
ing, white woman, w,fe Of ColOred nan
named James Freetnan. murdered her sister,
aged IL, by splitting her head with an axe.
She was jealous Of her sister.
Robert f. l.. Patton, Of Philadelphia, went to
Cape May yesterday morning, aud. on his ar
rival there, went 10 the beech pulled of his hat
and cont ard drowned himself in the breakers.
He left note with the information that lie was
tired Of life.
In the Senate of New jersey, yesterday q
bill was passed authorizing the New Jersey
Central Raitroad Company to increase its capi
tai $4,000, 900. The Local Option bill. allow
ing The question of license tO be determined
by the legal voters of the State at large, was
also passed repeating the Local Option law In
Montclair, Essex county. Both Houses agreed
to postpone the time of final adjournment to
the 18th inst.
The Democratic State Convention of Oregon
met on "Wednesday. Resolutions were adopt
ed favOring the free navigation of the Column
bia River, the erection Of breakwater at
Port Oxford and the cons, s,ructiOn Of the POlt-
lam, Dallas, and Salt Lake Railroad to the
southern boundary of the State expressing
economy in state affairs. Gov. GrOver and
Secretary of State Chadwick were ren0minat-
ed, and &. u. LoudUn was nominated for
Congress.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20
From the Baltimore Sun.
More Ofnclal ThievinG.
AN UaLY DEVELOPMENT.

The report of tue y, oeeedings in the Uni
ted States District Court yesterday. shows
how the indictments IN this Stata under the
"eniorcsnent aet' OF Congress ara got up
hy porson appointed for that purpose from
Washington, probably by tne Bureau of
Justice, Ia IL la called. 1t Ia charged that
Indictments wore fo0nd without even the
appt arance of the witnesses heiore the grand
jury, who are named on tho indictments,
and that the dead are made to servo tor the
living colored VoiUrs struck from tho regis-
tration books. IL has all along been owl
dent that there was something very rotten
in conueotion with those proscutions. W hiCh
are evidently not only partisan hut loosely
and rock iessiy 10. This development Ia in
xeeping with the plunderinY spy business
which has disgraced the government re-
Gently, TO tbs enrichment of kuaves who
prey npon the body polite. The Stale OF
Maryland will have TO bear a very cnnsid-
erabie burden in roheeing iis citizens act
ing es official in lis electious, aud thus use-
lessly prosecuted by paying tho expenses
to which they are wr0n2fully subjected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20
strife in the Republican Party.

The Commercial says, the GAzErTR is anxious
70 Sur up sttlte within the ranks OF the Republi
can party the natural anxiety OF an enemy
who fears Its strength aud know that If il should
GO into the approaching campaign united, it will
be invinc'ble. Hence, that paper talks ut two
opposing Rings" Ii tho Commercial intends
to deuy that there are opposing Rings within
Inc Republican party 1t Will not only deny what
Is said by many members Of that party, but cut
is o"a words. 1t was but recently that that pa
per contained day after day articles referring
to the strife that existed aud it went SO far as
to assert that there were Rngs al work and
that the influence OF the Rings is pol nioious 1t
even undertook to lecture the Hepl4Gf.can and the
Breakscater Lighs, for publishing articles emana.
ting from opposing parties within the Republican
party. And NO one knows better than the editor
OF tho C0mmercla! that the Radical Iarty in the
State Is held together solely for the emoluments
that 1t hopes to get from securing Office and the
control OF the State. And Its only hope to gain
such control is in negro votes. Ii dare not set
aside the negro and appeal to the intelligent
white mea, as was the custom of the press of The
Republican party in the days OF John M, CLAY .on.
when the best men of the Stale exerted su infu-
ence that was felt aud acknowledged TO be to
certain extent prompted by patriotic desire to Sc
cure the good OF the white people. The CONNER
cial dare not deny that there is Ring" in this
county favorable to Laws Thompson, and one in
this city adverse TO his nomination for Governor.
and in favor of DIR. jump.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20
y he Storm n chs RevSmUs

The stomach cannot be maltrcated with mpunity
Overload 1t With food rritato it with fiery liquors
i'm pair its acttvty or vitiate its juices by any out
through the liver. the bowels. tho kidneys. the
brain or the nervous system and sometimes through
all these organs simultaneously, or in succession
There is scarcely any variety of bodily or mental
pain or discomfort which it does not infiict upon
those who abuse and Overtask its powers. Under
these circumstances there is but one medicine to
which the snferer can resort 10 with the certainty
OF obtaining msiiate and permanent relief. The
most wholesome and genial Ut pli ftOmachics and
correctives. Hostetters Stomach Bitter, produces
an immediate and most benifcent change in the
condition of the patient The whole digestive sys-
TEN is at once invigorated and sOOihed, tho liver
regulated and toned. the bowels relieved OF ali oh
strpctiOns, the spirits eheered. and tho relax cd
nerves strengthened and stcadiej. marl9toN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20
Craxed by Hssu,ng RusyaH's pig inns
Ogress,

y few days siuce the New York Herald
attained Il telegraph report of aterrible shoot
ing anray which occurred IN a drinking sa-
loon in the city of Macon Ga., between Geo.
L. Abel aud John s. Cherry A bell with
out the slishtes provoo alton, knocked Cherry
dowL. shot him through the bowles, shot at
but missed, Dr.. Z. w. johnson, and then shot
himself through the breast. Both Cherry and
his murdered fingered and died. No one was
able 10 give any motive fOr the murder, and
it was generally supposed that it was the
Outburst OF deceased mind. IL has
since been discovered that it WAS poverty and
want of work had unsettled his brain and he
determined 10 commit suicide. One day, how
ever happening to get hold of an old copy of
rnr rnr h was f ea the Tan Tih nor
the Shadow of DEATH and declared that he
could not pass through 1t alone. Cherry and
johnson were both his friends and II Is thought
he only killed Cherry in order tlInt he might
have his company on his fearful journey to
the other world.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NyOTICE.-In compliance with the requirensnts
~ Of the act Of Assembly IN such case made and
provided hereby give notice that shall Apply
n writing to the Court Of General Sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery q the State Of DHssMsrs'
iIth day Of May ueIt A. D., 1874 being the first day Of
tho next May term Of the said Cont for license tS
al the vi Cor. Of Front and Market. No l0i Market
street in the First Ward Of the city Of Wilmington
nela ware and to sell int0xi xicaing liquors in less
qua titles than one quart to be drank on the
premises, and the following freeholders recon-
mend the said application, to wit:
II. w Birnie, William Miller.
Philip Ii. Plunkett, Geo. W. Russell.
Thomas Walsh, Henry Bleyer,
Thomas J, Bennett. joseph fout,
Jaaob Kienle, Alfred Walton,
Caleb Miller. William Huber,
Geo. H. Marple. samuel Miller.
l}eorce BoWers August Ashenback,
Francis Kelly, Ralph MCCALL.
Isaac Miller, Vim. +. Brick,
Patrick Holland, J. B. STEPHENS,
Charles Halam, Thomas X. Cleland.
William II. Blake.
marc st JOHN Is, GkOBB
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20
A Black Mail Isobber.
INITIATING TuK WhITK GOvEnNMKNT OFFICIAL

INITIATING TIHK NdIITk kdoVEhNMkNT OFFICIALS.
RICHMoSp, March l9.--For some time past the
merchants, business men and ciiizens generally
of this city have been sutisct to much annoyance
and loss by q system Of mail robbsry, and so
cIevsriy conducted as TO battle oil efforts Of detec
tion. Special Agent John Frey, oi the post-otice
department, assisted by several other detectives,
who have had the case in hand, succeeded at .
late hour last night in arresiing negro named
Enderson Hams, employed as mail driver by Gar
ber Il Co. Three large packages were found on
his person at thu time OF his ailest, containing
drafts. checks, money orders, sc, destined for
Baltimore. Philadelphia. Norfolk and other nor.
thern cities. A search of his quarters made at o
late hour last night revealed the fact OF enormous
stealing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20
Sunderland On the Waue.
ffOm The Iroy Times.

The Chaplain Of the Senate, Dr. Sunderland
Is just nov exceedingly unpopular The feel
ing against HIM Inns been growing for couple
OF months on account of hIs prepOsterous pray
eis. He is vain, c0nceted, shOny and gar
ru0us little man, and makes use of his position
to pray at everybody and TO air himself on all
occasions. The feeling against him cuminat-
ed at tho Sumner Obsequies in the Senat He
made very long and magniloquent prayer on
that occasion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20

The SUNDAY LAW CONFLICT.-A meetine
was held in Elizabeth, New Jersey, Wednss.
day night. TO express Indignation at tho Ger
~ man dem0nslract'ont there last Sunday against
the Sunday laws, and resolutions were passed
declaring that open and organized resistanc 4
to the Sabbath law by habitual violators sup-
ported by large and formidable element az
lDhdelity inspires alarm for the permanen-
cy OF tho christ ian Sabbath and calling ON ali
good citizens to forsake parry affiliations and
put it noWn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20

The Turkish Cohsul at Bristol, England,
is on strike, because his salary was not paid.
A BroOklyniwlfe is accused of slapping her
husband In the face four hundred times.
Theodore TiltOn s photograph is sold in Du-
buque for faithful picture of Stokes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20

A New York Tribune We ,hington special
says tnat persons in positions TO be we'll
informed say there is no longer any doubt
that the Sanborn contract exposures will
lead to a change both in the Secretary and
Assistant Secretary of the TREASURY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-20

= No election in New Hampshire. The Old
tyranny State must t.y 1t over again.
What gentleman can with any proprlety ask
atH woman to team ON his arm.
The Mayor Of Frisco favors the fermin,ue
Ter"
Inc proper persons to see to dispepsi6u d
meal tickets. The Soup-ervisors. '-'-