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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12
THE DOG NUISANCE AT THE
SOUTH.

One of the greatest nulsances and
heaviest burdens borne by the i'm
poverished people of the South consist
of the numberless hosts Of worse than
worthless dogs which infest every
neighborhood, town and city in the
country. They are steadilyincreas
ing in numbers and destructiveness,
and it is estimated that, with what
is fed to them, and the number Of
sheep and other stock destroyed by
them every year, they cost nearly If
not quite as much as the children OF
the country. They are everywhere,
in our houses, churches, streets,
roads, fields and woods. At every
turn you meet a sinking cur, flop
cared hound, or a bench-leg flee.
They are in everybody's way all day
and make night hideous with their
howlings. On the score of nuisance
alone-and that is the lighteSt charge
against thcm-dogs should be aba
ted
In this wise, says an exchange, the
Times of Florida writes of the dog
nuisance and we not only endorse
his views, but we urge our peo>
pie and papers to discuss the subject
till all shall take an intelligent, prac-
teal and unprejudiced view, and set
about remedying the evil.
The same paper notes the exist
ence of designing politicians" who
are making political capital among
the ignorant and preiudiced by hos
tiIity to an existing law relating to
the dog detriment. They are only
the pups of politics, and of themselves
a grievous nuisance which We trust
will some day be abated. But in the
mean time, whether we look at the
millions of damage or the millions of
cost for their keeping, as compared
with any benefit they confer, or pleas
ure they afford, we see no reason for
abating rigorous hostility to the
curse of the ours. Taxation and all
peaceful modes should be applied to
the remedy of this universal evil of
town and country and these failing,
more stringent, sanguinary and sum
mary modes succeed them.-N I.
South
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12
PEN POINTS.

Ed. MUMFoRD has made his last
fight on the "tied~backs" and won.
Now he will have TO so in for green
backs.
JUDGE A. r. WRIGHT, of Rome,
is the father of eighteen children,
which shows that he is an object Of
favor by Providence.-ROmc CONF
mcrcial.
"Obiect Of favor by Providence p
Ha, ha, ha! We can't see it in that
light.
THERE are lG, 252 Federal graves
at AndersonviIle and 1902 at Ma
rietta, Of these 3,053 at Marietta
and 483 at Andersonville are un-
known.
How is this thus 2 "Warrenton,
Ga, took the first prize at the State
Fair for the largest and best cured
nam. 1t was neither smoked, pick
led, nor canvaSsed, and has kept
SOUND some thirty or forty years. -
N. Y. South.
Easily enough explained. Thar
Ham when first quartered in Geor'
gia, was repeatedly put through {
tanning process of birch rods, unit
it was sufficiently hardened to be in
vulnerable to shippers. This mode
was adopted from the fact that ther'
was not enough salt in the land tt
save it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12
Cobb Superior Court,
NOVEMBER TERM 1873. I
Mnndav- Nov. sth. 1-15.

OK account of the unavoidable absence of
HIS Honor Noel b Knigh,, Judge OF said
Cow, and by written Order Of said Judge,
Couri is now adjourned over until the Third
Molday and l5lh day OF November 1855 at
Ten o'clock A. NJ Grand and Petit Jurors
who were summoned for this week Of said
Court are hereby notified and required to be
and appear before said Court at the Court
House on Monday neGt at ten o'clock A. NJ.
aod tie Jurors Grand aud PetD summoned to
appear on the Third Monday and 18th inst,
are hereby notified 10 be aud appear at said
Court on TIE Fourth Monday and 22d day
Of November ias,, ten O'Clock A. NJ. Witness
es, aud all persons concerned. are hereby mott
fed Of ga d adiournmei t.
A trd" transcript taken from minutes Of said
Cou. Nov. l0lh, 1913.
j Is. CAMPBELL, Clerk
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12
DR.. ]. ALLIE GRIFFITH

OF THE ATLANTA AND
Macon Colleges Of Medicine and Surgery, Is
practiuug his profession upon tLe broad basis
IT Elecijc-u. he is met confined to the mar
row limits Of routine. but selects lis remedies
from the luu.g catalogue Of all systems, diSca' d.
iug an worthless and prruicjou- drugs. using
ONLY such as scientific research Las proven go
be IN harmony with nature carefully prr>eiv-
iuL ,ach well settled iifah aud only aim 10
still 90 ON and build upon the foundation al
ready laid 10y the teachings and practices OF the
time houored names Thai have blessed the
world hv their toiiiu1 research into rHe absirusr
labvriuths OF the arcauum OF medical lore
lie ha. treated hundreds of cases. both acute
and chronic, in our midst. with unparalleled
success aud invites all 10 an iuves i2ation Of
This truth. 10 those Who have heretofore eX-
tended their patronage he returns lis sincere
thanks and respectfully asks a continuance Of
he same and 10 those who desire his services
iu Msiiyiue Surgery and ACCOMPLISHMENT. he
hopes by promp; and unremiuiue attention 10
bl-iue>, and flilhtu. discharge OF duty 10 merit
their patronage. Office in The New oFei"
Buildm. Up Stairs. Residence on Atlanta
street, Marietta, Ga. Nov, 3D., lo75.-4m.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12
WAS THE MAN SWALLOWED

Mr.. l. P. Baxter, a butcher Of
MilledgevlIle, slaughtered a COW las,
Friday ana IN "eF SO s'o'r n"nnr 'O o"d
h he@I,' r. p "a;ls ~ cscutcbeon from
a stock lock, a small piece of an iron
hoop, FIVE cent nickle piece, a
watch key, and key check marked
W, A. Carey, CfaWfordsVi'Ie' ga
~ Is very eF,u o, NJ, - G ~ at some
n ,'l~; ,i Of Which there is no knows
edge. MiHcdgcrHe South
Now. that cow evidently was
"Caycu-ing" on an extensive "iunk
sbop" in the "inte.ior," but the find
ing Of a watch,key, and check>key
with Mr.. Carey's name thereon, in
wolves a grave suspicion that the
COW mu.t have swallowed The gems
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12

MARK the contrast forty years
ago yesterday, mob was trying to
hang a man in the streets of Boston
because he was a friend Of the id
niger Yesterday morning gang
Of forty odd men were at work in
the streets Of Boston with a id
niger Cor boss. Such is life
Boston HydM
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12

AT Logansport, Indiana, an inter
esting hog case has just been decid
ed by the Circuit Court. The tide
to two hogs was disputed by two
neighbors. TIE jury, after being
SO hours out, rendered verdict in
favor of the original claimant. The
costs Of the case are already $4,000,
or 81 pound for the whole amount
of pork and the case may yet be
appealed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12

A heavy weight fell on the head
of New Bedford man, and his fail
ing eyesight was suddenly restored.
A valuable hint. Hereafter success
full oculsts will carry lot of we'll as
sorted hammers in their belts, adapt
ed to the various defects of the Wis
ual organs. A sIedgehammer would
do wonders for an aggravated case
of sore eyes.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12

ST. PETER has sent Mrs. Stoddard,
of Olivet, Mich, five at once, and
she considers herself ahead of the
quadriIateraI Baltimore matron who
inquired in the newspapers some time
ago. Mrs. Stoddard is also disting
uisbed for three others that were sent
her all at once. The state of mind
of Mr.. Stoddard is not reported.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12
Georgia, Cobb Couoty :

To al whom II may concern: Mary - Per
kiasou ami William II. Parkinson. having in
proper form rplivd to ne for permanent let
ters Of administration on tie Estate Of /. j..
prtkiu-ou late Of said County. This is to cite
all snd singular the creditors and next of kin OF
+. b. perkn>on To be and appear at my cfie
within the time prescribed by law. and show
cacs' If any they can. Why permanent admins
tre,iou Shond not be granted 10 Mary - Per
kiu-tu and William IL. Parkinson on T. d.
PerltuseHs Estate
Witness my hand and official signature, this
Oct ih. 1870.
IL II HAMMFTT. Ord'v.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12
Georgia Pickens County

William Tate having applied to be appointed
Guardian OF the person and property ~ II
Coiirv a njuor under fourteen years Il age res
iGeit OF said county. this Is To eit- al persons
concerned To be and appear at the term II the
Court ol Ordinary to h- held next after the ~
l.it4;iou OF thirty days from the first publication
of Ibis notice and show cause il any they can
5. ly said VIM. Tate should not be- iufrn-'rt
uil the Guardianship of the person aud prop
trtg OF Eli C. CoiIev Witness my oiiie7ai Sis-
azure. Oct. % $50
W. II. SIMMONS, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12

Thus the Camilla Enterprise -
ga two hundred and forty dollar dia-
mond engagement ring is stored at
the warehouse. 1t is offered for sale
from the simple fact that the lady for
whom it was intended has long since
pinned a bigger FOOLS nose to the
grind stone"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12

JUSTICE is swift up at Athens. A
negro stole a pair Of trousers from a
University student, and the Geor~
gian says in thirty minutes from the
time he was suspected, he was tried,
convicted and sentenced to the chain
gang for months.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12
Georgia Plckens County :

b. virlue " au orl,l. Of the Court 81 Or6iua-
ry II PlcNeus county Will be sold ou hr-t
Tuesday ia Heeruitri next before ih- Court
House door IN Pick-u- county. within legal sale
hours Ia, ou- undivided skin Interest iu lot
OF land No l5y Ia lzrh District and "a Section
% Pl,he1.= colufv. Terms cash. Oct 9Th l-75.
SUSAN MORRISON.
Guardian Of Ch4lely Morrison.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12

THE Democrats have made Il clean
sweep in Mississippi, eIectiog all the
Congressman, with the possible eX-
ception Of one, and securing a ma
jority of thirty in the House Of Eep-
resentatiyes and seven or eight in
the Senate. Now let them elect
l., 9 G. Lamar to the United States
Senale.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12

One month after date application will be
made to the Comt ofOrdinary ofPickens Coun-
" Georgia at the first regular term after Exp
ration of One month from this notice for leave
to sell The lands belonging 10 the estate OF Ben
iamiu Holbelt late Of said County deceased for
the benefit of heirs of said Deceased This Oct
22d l-75.
CHI. TAYLOR Admir- Of b. Holbert.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12

Here is the twenty-frst: The
gin house Of AIr. b. +. Lauier, Sr,
OF Bullock county. was burned by an
incendiary recently, together with
six be.es Of cotton
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12

"THE prisoner at the bar seems to
have a very smooth face said a
spectator TO the jailor. 'Yes, re-
piled The iaiIor, he was ironed just
before he was brought in.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12
Georgia Cobb County {:

b. r BackLan has applied for exemption
Of personally aud will pass upon the same at
~ clock a III. on The 10Th day OF November
1875 at ny Office. Nov, lltb, 1919.
H. NJ. HAMMETT, Ordinary
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12

Ir is said Gen. Grant is trying to
create an emergency for third
term by creating war with Spain
by interfering in behalf Of CT ba's
independence.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12

WhlLE you are trying 20 stir up
another war just reflect that this
country Is already paying $4,000,
900 a year in pensions.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12

TIE vessel, City Of Waco, was
burned near Galveston. passengers
escaped.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12

Notice is hereby given to all persons con
cerned that William Shaw, late of Cobb county,
departed this lne iutestate. and no person has
applied for administration on the estate of said
william Shaw and that in terms Of the law
administration will be invested in the Clerk Of
the Superior Court or some other fit and prop
er person on the first Monday in December
next, unless some valid objection is made to his
appointments This Nov ID 1873.
II. NJ. HAMMETT. Ord'y.
printers fee 5000
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12
New Advertisements.
PEOPLES TICKET.
FOR Alderman
CITY Tax Notice.

by order Of the Mayor and City Council Of
Marietta. the City Tax Collectors Book will
close on the 4th day OF December next. Office
in Council Room att the Court House. This
Nov. lei, 1875. L. Z. VIM, Z. l. I.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12

Marietta, Ga, Oct. 29th, 1875.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12
Georgia Pickens County (:

printers fee s. 90
, 1875-02-19

nr. D. +. Du7IEa is making great prspasa-
Hons for becomingly grind exit from public
dfe. He has now In course Ut preparation, 1t
d said, speech on Arkansas Affairs which
Fill be tho moat elaborate work Of his Con.
11esaional Nte--a monument to his sagacity
md stateamanship. In this speech he will
tdvocata tho overthrow Of GARLAND nntl the
Installing Of Baooks in power by tho Felerul
Government. On suoh line OF argument
we should think Mr.. Dur1Rn might make
sEpeeoh quits worthy Of lis previous record,
md one u,st he will bo no moro ashnn,ed Of
In after life than Of his pleas for OAnzs AlsEa
md tls SAs1oRa crowd. In this case, Mr.
eu7lxa will have the advantage Of baing on
he same aids With number Of honest msu
"a pisos of good fortune which has not a.
RAys fallen to bis lot.
, 1875-02-19

Wa hare already noted tho election Of
JouH Mszcnz1. to tho British Parliament as
ono Of tho vagarios Of Irish politics, but we
think that tho election Of Dr.. KESKA1x, the
counsel for the TtcupoRSE claimant, Is mora
striking instance Of the pcculiaritics Of Brit
ish politics. 1t is expressive Of the Engljah
admiration for pluck. Dr.. KEsEAIr WAS the
lcnder Of forlorn hope. He undertook tho
case Of tho inpostor "claimans" in the face
Of tho declared opposition Of tic aristocracy
md tho most influential classes Of tie King
dom. It was quickly demonstrated that lie
hnd no case, Yet ho clung to his client with
faithfulnoss TINT was admirable even to
those who believed TINT client 10 he M ina-
postor; mud hs fought his case against fearful
odds without flinching. He WIS browbeaten
and visited with oil sorts Of contumely from
the Preaidlng Justice, from the press, and the
influential classes and, when be was through
with it, he was expelled from tho Dar by Lis
lawyer associates. At this point there cane
q popular reac.:on, which WIS not devoid Of
a growing resentment in England ngains. tho
lawyer o1ass- Dr.. KESEALYfs election to Par
lament at this time Ia popular rebuko to
tho lawyers and tho exclusive classes for at
tempting to put down \ nun whose chief
fault was Loyal devotion to tho interests OF
his client conaded to his charge. We ndmire
the emphatic assertion Of Anglo-Sa1on fair.
ness made by DR.. KEaEALxs election to Par.
, 1875-02-19

Tho virtual defeat Of tho bill granting pan.
ions to veterans Of the Mexican War, by the
efasal Of the House Committee to report 1t,
sill cause no great amount Of suffering or re-
ret We imagine, among the people. Wo
laVe already shown at some length In what
espect the bill WOE Objectionable. There
no really no Veterans Of the Maxic6n va,
rhoee services, both tlrect aud consequential,
lave not becn amply paid for, 20 far as
money can pay for them and tho nation is
rot Just now In condition financially to dIa.
surss money merely for the qualification oi
sentimental idcas.
, 1875-02-19

The Associated Pross dispatch from Nil.
vankee, publiahea last Monday morning, an
eouncing tho intention Of the Wisconsin
2niiroad Commissioners to recommend the
epeal Of tho POTTER law, and vonturing the
assertion that the Inv would be repealed, was
fe7y far out Of tho way. Tho Commissioners
lid not mako any such Recommendation, and
t Is now almost q foregone conclusion that
he blu they did prepare and offer for tbs
mobilization Of the law win not be paasod.
Che session Of the Legislature is almost ex.
naustea aud 1t will be IN easy thing for the
importers Of tho present law to prevent any
action upon railroad mattosa in tho few dayf
hat ron1in for the tranBocion OF buEineaa.
, 1875-02-19

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, 1875-02-19

Tho cEse Of Justice DAoaErr Ia re1naft
able one, aud, 1t the facts turn ont to bsu
alleged, m unprecedented ono. Tho law d
this State makes gambling mn offenso pu1lsA
able upon conviction after indictment. |,
also authorizes tho municipal authorisiesto
punish gambling BY summary proccedin2ts
foro Justices Of tho Pence. by decision
tho Supreme Court, q conviction by oithc,d
these proceedings is ber to nnY furths
prosecution in the other form. Oraina5l,,
when gamblers nre arrested, they have h.st.
Ing before the Police Justice, who general,
holds them to bail to answer before the ed
Criminal Court, but thero layo boon instaaoa
wi,ero the Justice has Disposed Of the e4sa
by fining tho accused- At tho last term d
tic Criminal Court there weru several csss
where tho indicted gamblora had to 10 acan!s
ted upon their producing tho record Of p.
vions conviction before tho Justice of Ii
Pence.
On Wednesday, when MCDONALD was pa
upon his trial buforo the Criminal Cont, b
presented a transcript FROM, the docket of 11
tea DAo0ETT, showing lis previous cos
viction before that officer. AZ tie trial III
beon postponed ut tho instance Of thsn
cascd from previous day when this zeco.!
might have beou pleaded, Judge W1t11lu
sent far the Justice to produce his doc..I
Tho transcript presented to tho Court was I'd
fair copy,-tlat is, 1t 11ad been changed L
some particulars, whether to cosrsct IN scrd
mistake or otherwise was not clear. The t.
planation-.whieh was very thin one--rs
that the paper presented was transsnt.
from docket which ha1 not been ID
feet written up. By this Transcript It
| appeared TINT MCDONALD had bsa
tried and convicted before JusIa
DAouErr, but whom this had occurred nj
somewhat IN tioubt. Considering the tliser>
sion OF this subjest which his taken plceai,
the papers and BY tile Court and pnblic prs
eoutor, tho action Of Justice DAcoETr i
dispoaing Of tho cass, instead Of soulinyh
before tho Court, IL very surprising. Tbis i
on the assumption that the proceeding tefess
him actually took place since the agitation d
the subject in tho courts. II this action u
his pnrt actnal!y took place sinoo tho e1posns'
Of the fraud in tho courts, then 1t Is nj
saying too much to congratulate the publ
on tho fac. TINT in the list Of Justices nom
mated for reappointment tho name Of Jnsta
DAoorET docs not appear. Other Justs'
may profit by his ez2nple.
, 1875-02-19

We are rIad to SEQ that tho appropriation
Of $40. .Oo0 for tile completion Of tho Con-
ncras Creek dam has nosecl the Illinois
Senate by runn.l majority. The debate on
It was marked by a sieniilcons ss:-to between
seuntors. CASEY mud WHITING. CAsxr wanted
to know whether tho friends Of the bill had
conaii1ercl how much of burden the appro-
priation would be upon the people Of his
county. Wttt71So renl;ct3 tint. In entic;pa-
ton OF tbs question, lie had c;pferrd It cut,
and found that tho proportion OF the so, 900
would make CAsErg constituency (JciIerson
County, pay Just s17o.45. IIc added TINT
jefferson County received eacl, year from tho
school.fnud Of tho State 81, 75y. 80 n,6ro than
It paid into It, and sAat this yearly general con.
tribution for tho local benefit Of jefferson
County was twenty-cicht times ~ muc,, ~
tl.a. county was now asked to pay, for one
yeur. for tho general benefit. Quoth CASEY
HHoll on: I an satisfied" and sat down
amid Iauchtcr. Bonator WHITING might
have added that Cook County naakos up the
Deficiencies in tho sol,ool.fund for tho benefit
of teGc,sou and other Egyptian counties
which opposs the improvement Of tho uli-
, 1875-02-19

Tbs Chicago produce markets were irrogu-
hr yesterday. Meas pork was quiet, and 67
100 per bri lower, closing at elS,l IL caah, md
SlB.17 1-2@1B.9O seller March. Lard WOO
active, and 6Gp7 lie per lu0 lbs higher, clos
Ing at &l8.47 l-9@l3.5o caah, md $lB.5o@
1899 ~ seller March. Meats were quiet and
shade ea2ier, at G 1895 6-eo for shoulders,
p1.2@0 $50 for ehort ribs, mud 7-so for
lhort cleors. Dressed hogs were actiye and
stronger, closlng st s7.so@s.e5 per 100 nr.
Highwincs were active and strong, at Sl.0a&
LOS per gallon. Flour WIS quiet and firm.
Wheat was more Activo aud 1-2o higher, clos.
ing as 81 1-4o cash, and 81 8-4c for March.
Corn was In better demand, and LILO higher,
olosine at cS $50 for March, and Tic for May.
osts vera quiet and az,nsr, clostng at % l.as
Tor March. Rye wAa quiss and stssdy :,
soa tas f.ah fssslp.A a~<isy was su1*s aud
, 1875-02-19

That is 4 worry sensible proposition which
Ms. AHMsrEoxo, Of 1aSalls, hos mado In the
Legislature to abolish the present distinc-
lion bstwoen aa action Of trespass anu that
of hespass On the case in lawsuits brought
before Juatices Of the pcace. Tho rofor,n
ought to begln, though 1t ought not
to atop, here. There ars probably
not ten Justices OF tho Peace IN
the entire State who can define and
properly apply the differences between these
two actions, which hare indeed become SC
yegus in many ct the qualifications Of GU,
present practice that they puzzlo good law
yers. Perhaps most JuStices know the dit.
fesehca Of application when 1t conaes to az
action fur daht, q for assault ana battery, q
| I rsplsvia WRIT bst saytAlat saazs spltls