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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-04

Address ,Lewisburg, Greeuhrser county, West
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-04
Sale conducted b, EDWARD c. GoDDiN.

- POsTPONEMENT.
The above saIs is postponed until MONDAY, 9Th
n q Hns.I NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-04
T ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.

BY Paine, cabeIl Z Co, aactioneers. z:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-04

.DEsT FRENCH GALE ROOT, in
I'D s1e.E0; best WRENCH CALF EATER N
81; best FRENCH CALF 0E, 49,. Leave
youSorders for a good ht arz1 4 gtES s55s5SF
HENRY G.. BOSCHES'5, eli Broad street,
ast 8 between Second md Third streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-04
] wuaINEss WANTS.

vTTANTED: TO SELL THlkaEfIN
wv -RJrE.DIHG LOTS. Only $40 cash. Sslan@ q
in monthly instruments Of $250 per MMS 1a Iuui
iaiado'' - Grocer, No. 900 Brock apepae-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-07

Der gletur se6ot. sic fablte, sbab nit
lol@en MenI&en eilt @ott ieins mii6e>
Der ibnen Rraft perGeibe;s ieber Musen=
Bid, Der Der Fob, perlebte i0r Bemiitb
mebr nno mebr in Die @telIe bieIer Del=
oenmiitbi9en unb 9eouloi9en @@laAt=
opfer; ibr tam es jebt Dor, ols tpdren
Dag 8riioer, @6ueitern, tbeure Sreunoe,
.geliebte Sb.ile ibrer eisenen @eele, oeren
9lnt man jett unter ibren Nusen per-
sieben wollte; Elm eoler llntuiQe er9riff
ibr 9er5 lie bdtte binab itei9en m69en gu
Den unsliidli1en, um 5ie y, retten ooer
nit ibnen SIT leioen. Mber als Die Gbri=
iten einmiitbis uno nit Ginem Son bas
apofolil6e@p @pmbolum an itimmten, oieies
6errli3e 8efenntnib etpi9er @abrbtiteu,
oes erbabeniten @laubens : 6a brad Der
erfe &i@titsabl zines neuen Sases in
@Dlpia's 5eele unb Die 8etpunoerun9
baDnte Dem @lauben ben We9. 8
(S@lub folSt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-07

mun9, 81, i'm @inter fdut oos WaGer
uno oas Gis itubtIi6 a,if sic .Gelen uno
|bdfts s1i9, Big bies5onne es auhD1t.
= :9ie urla9e NOR tpirfli9 gang einfa6.
SI 6ieler @egeno .bot bie 2eua bobe lteile
ufer, uno nur I'M Serbf, >penn lpdbreno
oes tursen @omn1ers Die nm9e9eno et=
mas ouf9etbaut lit, fiiuen lt6 oieie Il fer
nit Q8aifer uno Der Stromm 9efriert
tpdbrenb Ser lleberi 6pemmllng. 9ann
tritt Elm Sebnmonotli6er @inter Elm, mo-
tiirli6 faQt Oas @oHer in 1einem Bette
uno ldbt Elm Our@ sic itorfe &dlte feit
9c>uoroenes @isoa6 suriid, oas ba, wo es
ii& auf bic 9e9eniiberliesenoen Te!ien
ltiitt, in Der Sui bdngt; ,po es feline
lol@e @tiiken bat lenft liA Dos Sis nit
Dem @aiier, miro bon eemIelben 5crii=
len uno fort9efiibrt. Bl0klib 5eigte uns
Elm beler Gi6tItreif Die Ndbe Der li6ern
&ettung, uno faum lpar infer Na6en
unter benz Gi}e beraussefommen, 70 16pB
ib mein soppe1dufi9es @eluebr in Den
GrDfoupalaf as. 9os g6o ,uieoerDolte
ben @6ub tau ienofdlti9 pl0bli@ ucr=
nabm man ein &raGen oes @isbous>
Der 6ur@ Die 2ufter19iitterun9 in Be-
lsesun9 9elebt, 5uiammenltiir3te une our6
oie @ntlaOun9 Der unter i'm ein9ci6lpi=
lenen Suit Elm lolGes &ra9cn uno9r6b=
men perurl la9te, als ludre bos befti9ite
@ewitter los9ebro9en ooer als arbeitetc
Die fur&tbarite 8otterie.
Sic &uoerer beeilten l1, Der furd)t:
Barren Welle gu entseben, luelGe Ser Sal
Der Gismaiie i'm @aHer auftrieb, uno
NIT Mube retttten mir uns Dor oeren9(n=
pralI.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-07

= Gin GARNER fIbrte einem 9(o=
uotaten cine 5ubre Sol5 aus Dem Molbc
uno forOerte baf fir 9ollars. 0as mar
oen1 Mopotaten 5u piel. 9a meinte ser
Garmer Isle lalicn li6 ia audi fir Ell
men Gatb 5 Dollars besablen unb baben
feline Wfiibe babel" ~Sa> mcin Sreuno> "
rief oieier ~oas lit ap6 &opfarbeit."
u9os 1T AUDI &opforbeit," periebte Der
Bauer, incline O@1en baben au6 oas
9ol5 nit bem &opfe 1no niGt nit oem
Wtaule se5o9en."
- Sian sog einlnal aus in einen Sfriea init
9robeN Biid)ien uno nit bielen Gcluegrei,, uie
es Sitte 1T. 9a ituno Elm garr oa unb fro9te, mas
baS lu6re. @fan iprad) Man siebt in ben &riea.
Ser Narr fpraO: SSos t9ut mon III Dem
Strie9? Wfan ipra0! Wlqn berbrennt 9prffr
uno gc,uinnt @tGote uuo bcroirbt 9Sein pnb
&orn uno idlast man chamber toot Ser Starr
lpra1 Warum ge1diebt bas? W(an ipra6: baB
man Gricoen l,ad)t. 9a ipra6 oer garr, cS iuare
beiler, mon mabte borber Griebeu, oamit lamnit>
lid)er S1a6cn Der,nieoen bliebc: barum bin id)
iueiier o!s elere Serrcn iino uenn cS bel mir
lage, 70 uollte i'd Der scm Sdabcn Srieben n,a<
9en uno nid)t unbDerI wenn oer S@aoen &C.
ideDen 1T.
- Sin Meeerprebiser iaote vsatr Ieirn IN
bet 8ibcl bon SobanA 8aptiit, a5cr ut1tS bon
Sobann Wlet1obiit, unb beSbalb iinb bic meilten
Garbieen 8aptiiten uno feline @fetbobiiten.
-Gineauf$4 $40, 900 lautenbe @ednuug
fur Soft nno 2ogis tomlnt 9eiuib nidt 10 lei@t
rab nidt iebr of bor. Gin Wfanu In Gun Gran>
CISCO ater i UNI jenen 8etrag II. iiir ben beresteu
@enub 9egen bic Nrau eineS 8eruanoten tlag>
bar 9e'uorben, iueld)e bonn W0ar3 ls49 bis gum
SMli 1862 bel i1m seiroDnt bat.
ettuWe, zines &inoes. Sieier
Gage ereignete ii1, iute bet r2in3. 2tg." mitae>
t6eilt tuirb, anf ber 0ronptinS S>&ubelpgS6oDn
folgenoer Sail. Cine Ga'uilie fonnte III einem
Goupe ni1t untergebradt luetoen uno mubtcn
oemna1 bic gatern in elnem uno bic @onbcr<
nannte NIT orei Ninoer in einem nnberu Coupe
eile,l. @abren0 BET Ga1rt fontrolirte en Nabn,
beamtcr bic Nabrfarten ocr aaiiagierc, tuobei er
aud gum Coupe oer 6oubernannte uno iDrcr
Sd)iibliuae fam. 8eim Nufreiben bet @a9gon>
tDiire idien es bem 8eamteu, lpie ipenn etuaS
iu6re, worauf bic @ouoernannte
aa9 ben unteri6iebli1en @laibS uno Sii0ern
lab, bieie sDar uoa;dblis fano, aber bofir gu
l6rem Gntleben erit bclnertte, bab ba5 iiinaite,
,weij6bri9e Sinh feDlte. Ser 8uS wuroe iofort
gum Salten 9ebradt, auf cine turoe Stredc gum
3urIdf fabrcn beorbert unb fanb man 6aS berauS>
Jeitiirate Sinh sani unber iebrt auf benz 8aDn~
'am,ne, tpelder an bieier Stelle 1teil CUR GnnS
abfaqt, (icsen, be>uadt bon einem Spnoe,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-07

rig su lein; sefaut Sir bieles Set
ni9t 2" -
v@s erregt meinenN6l l6eu: i'd bern1a9
ni6t obne 8eben oie|e Mrena an5ubli=
den, >po Mdnner Trauen unb &inoer in
Der Tiille iDres 2ebens unb Der 8liitDe
ibrer Sabre ben 3dbnen oer 26uen unb
Siger iiberlief fert wcrOen Iollen."
vMber oiele Meni6en 1iuo ia GbriFen,
lino Teinoe oes @taates." ~
u2iebe gdlonia> CLAUDE bas ni@t
Meine Nmme cine Der adtungslpert5e<
item 5rouen, Die i1 femme, obtuoDl lie
nur cine @tlapin tpar, befannte Iib gum
@riitli6en @lauben unb fat mir oft bon
oer neucn Reli9ion er5dblt. Sic Gbriz
iten 1ino einfa6e lanftmiitbi9e Men1Aen,
lie betsn einen@ott an. Der, ,pie einFmals
Npoao 81 oen @@dfern auf Die groe
berob9e 9etiegen i It, aber BON ben Mer1 19en
perfannts perfol9t uno enolib set6otet
luaro obtpoDl er nod am Greu3e fir
feline Teinbe betete. N}ein Dater, Der
iib germ nit meiner Biloung hei6dfti9te
nno Der ouf 1eincm 3u9e no9 Suoda
inter Dem &aiie Situs piele Gbriiten
tennen lernte, tbeilte mir nit, baB 1ie luie
Die @toiter ben @lauben Der @9mers
lei fein llebel uno oob ie 9leiG ben
@6iilern Ylato's Die l1niterbl9teit Der
@eele bebaupten. @iebe, oas lino lire
8erbre@en; beroienen oiele ben 500 2"
~9lber 9u biit oo6 ni1t etlua au1
eine Gbriltin 2" - periebte Gaionia
boiler unru6e.
nW&0ge mid Wetu oapor bebiten
Sic @6tter ,uel6e unleren &dtern jene
Wla6t uno Suseno perlieben, lino Die
@Dtter, tuel9e i9 onbete; aber eben bie1e
@6tter lin6 bou Gan ftmutb uno Nfiloe,
lie perabi6euen bic blutieen Opfer bic
ibnen jebt oar9ebra9t meroen, uns Der
OlDmp ,po lelblt Siberius einen P(ob
9efunoen bot, fann er I1 ni9t au9 fir
BEN @ott Der Nosarener auft6un 2?
~@@'pefer, lpri1 leiler;, Seine Worte
llno untlug uno Die @eitalin Tulpia
nei9t li6 81 llns beriiber INN 81 b0ren
pas se1pro9en 'piro." -
@Dluia oriidtc 16tpeigeno ibrer 6reun<
bin Die 9ano ,no rihtete i6re 9lu9en
wieeer oll oos Mmpbit6eater. 9a lporo
eben eine Sbiir se0ifnet uno in LANCER
9feiDe traten Die gum Sooe Nerurtbeil-
ten beraus. Sc entltano cine allgemeine
StiQe; ale Blide >uanoten li6 be9ieri9
oelen un9llidli6en gu, Die gum @tey6en
berelt unter Der 2o9e oes Sui iers porbei+
Sogen uno i'm be9riibten. Sire 3abl|
mar beoeuteno; ale 2ebensalter, Die per=
lbic6eni ten @attun9en Der 0roBen Men=
l9eniami!!e famen bier 5ulammcn, um
oiele ouser,udNte Sefatombe fir bic @0t~
ter Su biloen. 9ie Trauent6pfe, blei6 BON
Der @efdnsnibluft uno ben @dntersen
Der Sortur, 1ta6en berpor aus Der Mitte
Der Wfdnner un0 @reile nit iEren 1tren.
gen. ernlten @eli@ts5iigen bier mar Die
9oftnun9 Der Stride, es ,paren iene ,uei.
len Yrisiter> iene 8etenncr, iene feuI6en
Sungfranen nno beili9en Giatonii1inen,
rei6 betpabrt our6 Elm Qeben BON 9u9eno
uno s(mfopferNns; - es lporen enSlid}
ben oiejenigen, oeren Namen 1pdter Die
0entmdler beg Beionil0en &oms uert6ei=
oi9en uno 9eiligen iollten, sic iebt 6as
golt in ieinem 8lutourit Dinsuopieru i'm
Be9riffe itanb. 9l6er MIDI 6lob GntIa=
Jung nno Gr9ebung ,paren in oen Nu=
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@plpia's Seele un6 Die 8emunoerun9
babnte oem @lauben ben We9. s
(S@lub folst.)
Gin tpirfli6er &rpifallpalan.
Sn @ibirien peroen Die @eiIenoen
auf bic uerldieoenlte Nrt ,peiter be efSroert,
balo in Wa9en. balo in S9litten bon
9unoen 9esogen au4 in &dbnen auf
Der 2ena. Gin Jleilenoer er;dblt iber
cine lol@e Poitfabrt ouf Der 2ena 8ol=
9enbes {:
gls idr an eirsm belltn Mfaitas nsn
elmer poititation im&abne abfubr, 9enoB
i@ oas @6auipiel Der malcriI9 I9en Qena,
ufer unS bon ben @ellen se,uie9t 16lief
id Elm unter Dem einf0rmisen Some Der
Gueerl6ld9e. Mber oiele einldlafenoernoe
Muiit ihuies pf0klid, Der Gabn fubr
| filler 0aGi1, Die 5iuoerer b0rten auf 81
iinsen uno id 6ffnete Die 9lusen.
Nm Die @telle bes bellen So9esli1ts
mar Elm 0alblidt 9etreten, neil Die 2ena
bier ouf elmer 9roben Strede NIT einem
Gis9ew0lbe beoedt >par, bos brei &laf fter
bod iiber Dem @aKer Dins. Die1e 9ede
battle cine p0uis bori5ontale Sage, ia in
Der W(itte i9ien iie li6 lo9ar etlpas ME-
oer5uienten; an eini9eu @tellen oran9en
Die @onnen ltraDlen 0ur6, lpie ourd oas
beFe @las; ftellen,ueiie ie reFectirte li@
oas 2i6t wie in Saulenoen BON &rDFal=
len, 9r0btentDeils aber na9men Die @on=
nen nitrabIen beim Dur99an9 bur@ bic
oide Gisl6ibt cine blduli9e TGrbun9 an,
luel9e Die Ginbiloun9sfrait in oie lo=
lurbloue 90ble auf Der SnIel Capri pcr=
lebte, nit 0eren @96nbeit 6os Silo MEL
@es i6 erblidte> es pobl aufneDmen tann.
No@oem i'd nit sierisem 8lid Den
polen 9feij bes mid umgeben0en un9e=
>p0bnli9ei1 Oertli9teit ein9eIc9en bate,
be9riff i6 nur aqmdlis Die gonje @efabr
unierer Sage, i'm SAL oies ,ullnoerbare
9a@ pl0bli@ 5ulammenitiir5te. S@ i&rie
ben &uoerern gu: v&uoert frd itigcr>
Sunsen> auf oob nns oies Gis ni@t toot=
{hldet!"
:.@tiQ, Serr! er,pieoerten ie fulterno.
0S"' wv "'U1 %uoeI's uuN9 Iultlt!,
Ionoeru mub 10 1till mie mb9Ii9 fabren,
oamit ni9t pom 2Grm. uno @eI1rei oas
Gis pl6blid einitiir3t.
Sd be9riH bieie @idtisteit bieier Mn=.
nabmuns. ,ueil bic tleinife 2ufterI6iitte<
runs bihrei6t, oas i@cn balb oerf0rte
@is p6lli9 gum 8ru6 Ill brin8en.
gSarte nur, liiiterte elmer oer @uoerer.
@owie mir ons Sa9esli6t Dinausf fabren,
ipNeuert guer @e,uebr al uno SIR ,uerbet
fe9en, bob 5 has 9an5e @elu6lbe fdQt. Nur
eri@redt ni9t, es ,piro Elm arger @@lag
Iein.
llnb bis wann tomu1en mir ben bin=
aug?
0(onhmol 9ebt Die 9ede Is Mern
,ueit, in oielem Subre 1ino mir ober nod
ni&t 9efobren> lomit lpiiien mir es ni9t
9enau.
@eit ,uonn lit benn biss Gis iteben &C.
6lieben?
9as mag @ott miljen. @ieler 6lub
[riert i'm @orioQre bel Der lleberi&'pem*
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-02-05
AcWoRrH DOTS.

AcwoRTH, GA, Feb. Sd, 1875.
-Acworth has been delegated
with Prot. lIouston's magic latern
show.
This week Prof. Self is giving
lessons on Pcnmsnship to large
class of boys and girls.
Our old friend, J. II. Wood,
who has been quite sick for two
weeks past, is now able to be out
again.
Mrs. Hammett left for Macon
last Sunday night to spend a few
weeks with her husband Capt. b.
+. IIammett, who is the efficient
road master of the Macon & Bruins
wick Railroad.
Our town fathers held very
important meeting last night. 1t
was the time set apart by the laws
of the town, for the regulation Of
taxes and designate the amount of
street duty that is to be required Of
us for the ensuing year, and to
blaze the way generally for the
good government of the town and
set the wheels in motion. They
went at the work right and ably
presented the advantages and disad-
vantages Of every question that was
brought before the body. The
Council is composed of good and
sensible men, who will look closely
to the interest of every citizen Of
the town.
= Some of our citizens are en-
deavoring to initiate wall street,
buying and selling gold to be settled
for at New Yorl. quotations. Got
to do something to keep up appear
ances.
The population of Acworth was
increased this morning by the APP
pearance ola twelve FOUNDER" son
of our townsmAn, Capt. James L.
Lemon. AHA.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-02-05
A Triumph over Humbug.

It is not diflcdlt to alarm the timid. and in
yalids are proverbially so. Aware OF this fact,
the vendors of pseudo bitters, entirely free
from alcohol" have raised false cry against
tonic preparations containing spirits, and no
doubt have frightened few sick folks into pur-
chasing The ferlnenied rubbish which they sell,
and which is infinitely more injurious than the
viest drains drunk at tavern bars. But already
a tremendous reaction has set in against these
abominabe nostrums which being devoid of
the alcoholic basis which alone prevents liquid
botanic preparations from turning sour deeom
pose almost as soon as made. Hosteiters
Stomach Bitrs has lived and will live down
multudes Of such mpostures. A regular re-
currence of the demand forsthe great Alternative
invigorant from those who have always been
its patrons, shows that they have not swerved
in their TINE honored allegiance TO America
most popular remedy and constant influx
of new orders demonstrates how little impres-
sion. after ALL the blatant denunciations OF the
mock bitiers men have made upon the general
public So long as Hostelters Bitters continue
to cure and prevent intermittent and remlttent
fevers. dyspepsia, constipation kidney disease,
aud the numerous other ailments to which they
are adapted, they will contiune TO dominate
the taeious opposition Of humbugs, and that will
De lust as long as they are manufactured and
sold. Be il known unto all bogus nostrtlms
vendors, Of every degree of audaclty and kna
very, that they can never hope to puff Them
selves into public favor at the expense of Hos
letters Btiers, the reputation of which is toun-
ded, as it We're, upoli a rock.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-02-05
Marietta Market
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY D.r. McLArcuY.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY d. +. NJ CLATCIlf.
MARIETTA, GA, Feb. 5, 1875.
FINANCIAL.-Go buying at Sl07,, selling
at Sll0. siiver-Suying at Sl.O1, selling at
1.02. Fxchange-buying at par selling at t
premium. Money commands 2to u per cent.
COTTON-1I0144
GRAIN.--We quote white corn 80 81.
Wheat, 1 25. Oats none. Rye none.
NEW CORN e5a95
FRUITS-Apples l 50 cts
SEED. We quote clover at $500 per bushel
Blue Grass at $500.
FLOUR Fancy 50 SO; extra family So so
familyiS7U0 extra superfine s. IS.
MEAL, $40 cts per bush.
BULK MEAT 1lla12 cts rer pound.
LARD. We quote buckets, 20; cans and
tiarces, II
GROCERIES We quote: Sugars Crush
ed, Granulattd and Powdered IS. Coffee A IA
for extra c -; Yellow III. Brown ll3al3,
Talluw, g. Liverpool salt, " Is virginia salt
So. Candles-full weights 224. Ginger %,
Pepper 25a29 Corn meal 10. Starch 64alO.
Rire II for tierces. Java Coffee38 a40 Rio
33a35. New Orleans syrup 5Os90 Molasses-
SO; bblss 7a40. Cheese, factory 70. Peas
l00al5s A sugar l24al3; G l2al24 ;Gll3al2,
FISH.-Mackerel, No. ,, bbls Sl2 90, No.
2, half bills. S. SO; No, 3, half bbs., So SO
No. /, kits, 1925; No. 2, kits, 81 90; No. 3;
kits, 81 70.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.-Buyi prices from
wagons. Eggs 124cents, chickens l24a2O cents ;
country butter 70 to %; Tennessee butter
25 to 40.
FACTORY GOODS.-Brown Domestics-
Granitevie, rs 12a12t; Trion, 10, III; Au-
gusta 10 12t; Roswell shirlings, 10, Sta 9 A
IL. Checks l5al5.
LIME--3 bushel barrel 81 30; 5 bush
81 barrel $50.
NAILS.-Per keg, 10d to God, $3.50; Sd, Sc
cd, SIS rs I'D, s. 90 fine, 50 Is finishing, diff
erent kinds Of corresponding numbers, 75c on
above prices.
IRON.-Tire 1-2 inches to by l12 s.
smaller sizes 50ets advance. Rod; he. Axe
| Collins Sl4 GOALS 90. Shovels. Anes S17 0O
| Roland's SIS GO; stones $l3 50. Solid cas-
steel r. X. ls. Coffee mills So 75al0 90. Cas-
steel 25c springs 81; axles lOall sad iron
| o; horse shoe nails l0a20; b Hames $40 90
| POWDER AND SHOT.-Blasting powder
| Sc 50; B$6 %, rifle powder per keg 70 pounds
| So 80; halt kegs IS 81: quarter kegs 81 80
| Patent shot, bag. 50 IS; Buck So Is.
LEATHER lfskins-Domestic S}9a44
| per dozen; French S45a66. Harness leather
| 35a45c per pound sole leather, hemlock, 29a
| 33k oak 40ac45, split 49c; kips, country 81
a6O pei pound
| MISCELLANEOUS, Retail from torres
| Table PeasS200 Onions, S200 0.
| HARDWARE Hollowware, Savery's &
Betting 20 per cent off list Fairbanks scales
list net. Manila rope 25a3O; Cotton Soc Jut'
zoe; Cotton cards So 20 per dozen. Axle
grease 81 90 per gross. Picks, common, III
steel Ia; matiocks 15t; axe helves y 20 pea
| dozen.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-02-05
WHAT is CHRISTIANITY

If christianity were what some
people lseem to think it is, simply a
system of doctrine, you could, at
least, enter yourself upon its study
and acquire it in time by your own
labor. Fit were what some people
seem 10 think it is, simply an honest,
chaste, temperate, and virtuous life,
you could yourself cease to do evil
and begin to learn to- do well. But
it is more, infinitely more, than eth
err a system of doctrine or system
of morals. 1t is divine life, and
only the Lifegiver can impart it.
No man has wings long enough and
strong enough to fly from the earth
to the throne and heart of God.
BIT no man lies so sunk in the mire
of vice and iniquity but that Gods
arm is long enough and strong
enough to reach down and lift him
up into the warmth and radiance of
heaven, If that is ever to be done
for you it must be done in Gods way
and Gods time. And now is Gods
time.
"BehoId, now is the accepted
time behold, now is the day of sal
vation."
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--CARTERsvILLE, few months
ago, had three newspapers all in full
blast, but they have all suspended
except the Standard and Express.
1t Is fact fully verified that to
overdo the printing business in any
town somebody is going to lose
money and get in debt. 1t is not
every lawyer, preacher, and doctor,
who have their heads full Of grand
ideas, can come down to the practi-
cal workings of a printing Office and
keep the enterprise saost. 1t re-
quires something besides an ambition
for popularity or an itching to get in
print, or talent for stringing sen
fences together, to steer the journal
istic craft free Of financial breakers.
Those who don't believe it can try
IT.
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oG-Hand Local Dots.


--TnERE will be grand chop" at
the Kennesaw House to>night.
Mn. John sanges, Jr., has been
elected Deputy Marshal.
Leake & Hunt have just received fine lot
of New Orleans Sugars and choice syrups.
"A sPRINKLtSG of snow fell Sun
day evening last.
SILENCE is golden, but green
backs are better.
just received at McCatchy'sa choice lot of
Hams 15cts per pound.
AND now orr friend, Frank
Evans, Of the Albany News, has
gone and married a Cartersville
"belIe." Our best wishes are yours.
SHEPARDs Patent Starch Gloss is cheap and
labor saving. No kousekeeper should be with
out it. Try it.
We invite attention to the ad-
vertisement of the "New Photograph
Gallery" of Mr.. A. Overland, who
has opened on the east side of the
square and is turning out excellent
work.
-THE local editor of the Rome
Commercial jokes SO often, that
when he does mean anything, he
has to conclude his article with the
emphatic sentence, eve are in earn
est" before anybody believes him.
Shepards Starch Gloss makes ironing easy
and gives nice Gloss For sale by Haley &
Wilkins, VIM. Root, Leake & Hunt and d.
F. McCIatehy Give it trial
Col. James D. Waddell will
deliver lecture on "Public Virtue
as illustrated in the lives of Ed
mund Burke at Bristol and Daniel
Webster at Boston," on Monday
night the 9Th of February, at the
Court House, under the auspices of
the Young Mems Literary Associa-
ton. We trust the gifted and elo
qusnt speaker viii DO greeted by
large audience. Admission free.
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GEORGIA NEWS

--Macon enters the lists. A dead
baby was found near Tattuall square
the other day.
DR.. John S. Hill, a prominent
citizen of Troup county, and broth
err of Hon. B. II. Hill, is dead.
"A Dooley county cow recently
gave birth to two calves.
Macon thieves are not altogeth-
err depraved. One of them eloped
with Bible the other day.
Augusta has developed a color
ed Charley Ross case. A white
man has abducted mulatto boy.
-Furlow Masonic Female Col
lege at Americas has one hundred
and thirty eight pupils.
Ben Hill is the coming man for
Congress from 9th district. With
Ben Hill and Andy johnson in Con-
gress, Grant and his dirty minions
would be made to feel that courses
like chickens will come to roost."
Annie TaJ lor, a white woman
of Cave Springs, and a negro man
named AleclI Davis, have both been
arrested and lodged in Jail at Rome
for miscegenation.
Thirty cases of smallpox are
reported on the line of Clarke and
Oglethorpe counties.
All Of the county bonds issued
for the reconstruction of the court
house Of Gwinnett county have been
paid.
Gen. Tige Anderson is now in
correspondence with the Egyptian
authorities, and may take service in
the army of the Khedive, in which,
by the way, are large number of
ex- Confederate officers.
Mr.. John L. Dodd, who fell
through plank sidewalk in Rome,
some time ago, injuring his spine
and hip, has recovered 1880 dam
ages from the city.
The Columbus ladies are not
afraid. Twas only the other night
that Mrs. Bramhall captured a rob-
Der in her back yard, and at the
muzzle of pistol controlled his
movements until her husband arriv-
ed.
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The following officers we're
elected in NIinnehaha Lodge, l. O.
G. T., for the ensuing term w.
C. Mansfield, w. c. T.; Mrs. L. V.
Cumpsty, W. V. T.; II. II. Smith,
w. c.; James Kirkham, R. S. X.
II. Earle, w. NJ; Jack Moore, F.
s.; NJ. R. Lyon, Treas. Mrs. Mol
lie Herndon, l. G ]. 7. Smith, O,
G.; A, w. York, P. w. c. T.
W. 0. Shepard, L. D.
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Fish Culture.

FISH culture is beginning to
occupy the thoughts of some of our
people, contending if the larger
streams in Georgia were stocked, as
in other States, the catch of fish
would pay a handsome profit. An
acre of land will produce corn
enough to support human being,
but an acre of water will produce
enough to support several persons,
and could readily be made, with
proper aid, to sustain the lives of
many more. The former requires
manuring, working, planting, and
harvesting the latter requires mere
Iy harvesting and that, where the
fish are sufficiently abundant, is
hardly labor at all. While the
yield from the land is reasonably
large the land is proftably small.
What is the net result of this, COM
pared With the natural increase Of
fish grown in abundance, almost
without effort, finding their own
food, and finally taken in some net,
which does its own fishing, while its
owner is sleeping. We trust the
enterpriSing and progressive men Of
Cobb county will give this subject
their favorable consideration.