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New-York tribune., 1875-07-13

The contribution, elsewhere printed. from
Mr.. Thurlow Weed, to the secret history OF the
late war, is of striking interest Mr.. Weed was
sent abroad by his lifelong friend then our
Secretary of State, at the crisis in our foreign
relations, on q confidential mission of great
importance. He tells now for the first time
consccutively and in detail the story OF the
interference of Queen Victoria at time when
war between the United States and Great
Britain seemed inevitable and mentions two
other cases in which he came to know that the
United States were specially and signally in
dcbted to her good Offices. No recent contri-
buttons to the history of those days have
possessed so large personal and national in
terest They will stimulate the general desire
that Mr. Weed may soon be enabled to COM
plete the autObiographical "reminiscences in the
preparation of which it is known that he has
been for some years engaged
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
Business Notices.

Has written 375, 900 Accident POlicics.-ih he
Travellers Life ana Accident Insurance Company. Hartford
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13


1t would seem only natural if London and Paris
should be- compelled to face and decide the problem
of cremation before it fairly presented itself to New
York. In London some even of the suburban GEM
ctcres are already bounded by the growing city.
while Paris is described a. being even worse of. 4
French writer tho subject has just estimated that
in three years all the PARIS cemeteries will be full
ovcrlowng and says that many Of the springs in
and around the city tainted with cemetery water
Paris is still further behind London in having no
great suburban burying-ground, that at Mery-sur
Disc, designed by Baron Haussmann, being unin-
lshcd In illustration of the French worship of the
dead the writer, NJ. du Camp tells the characteris-
tically French story of young lady whom he found
in one of the Paris cemeteries kneoling at grave
and singing in n fine, clear voice the air "Casta
divaw She answered his look of amazemcnt by say
ing az well as her sObs would let her, It's ma, and
that used 10 be her fayorite arV
II was the Eton boys who prevented the services
of Mcssrs. Moody and Sankey at Windsor They
had invested their surplus funds in eggs for uso on
the occasion, and the vigilant superintendent of
police di scovered il. In company with two Alder
men he soemnly assured the Mayor that breach
of the peace was to be- apprehended" and the Mayor
withdrew his consent to the Of the hall The
final destination OF The eggs remains n mystery. The
statement that meeting was subsequently held in
a private garden which $50 Eton boys attended and
AT which there was no disturbance, casts ID cloud
over the yrraciiy of the agile superintendent and
incr .l,ts the my stcry rs 10 the eggs.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13

Col Cilderslccves last declaration leaves
no hope that the American Team will
as body engage in another contest
while in Great Britain. The separation
OF the members, if there were no
other cause, would make such a contest impos-
sible. Still it is more than probable that ind-
yidual members of the Team will show their
skill in matches to take place at Wimbledon.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13

THE TEIBUNE's MONTHLY CALENDAR.
N, lore, aotes ndioa, days Of the month tie small one
ne o The
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13

At Peekskill yesterday Mr. Beecher received
another testimonial of the mistaken confidence
and esteem of his friends. In acknowledging
the compliment of visit of cOngratulatiOn he
took occasion to speak more freely, in some
respects, than heretofore of the incidents OF the
recent trial, and of his own view Of the result.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17
CHEROKEE DOTS.

Nh T. w. Arrowood has suspended bns'-
ness a, tields' Btdge. and will be succeeded in
the Mercantile business by Il c. Mckinney.
C. W. Hendrix, ESQ has gone to attend
the law school at Lebanon, Tennessee.
Nit. J. A. Stephens has invented a wonder
fl sun dial, which is placed South OF the Court
House near the Post office
-BF Payne and j. u. VINCENT have formed
a partnership in the practice of law, with ohic"
in the Court House.
A RICH win of gold has been discovered at
the Franklin niue. And Mr. Hof, an experl-
enced miner i. preparing to work at the Skies
murp on large scale
--CHERoKEE is remarkable healthy atsthi"
time. The grading ofthe Railroads. completed
to Canton.
OUR Streets have lately been worked out
and much improved,
}. H. Hedgcock has been arrested and
bound over Oh charge OF unlawiully selling
tobacco.
A Cherokee correspondent is like a man
totng an umbrella Of a windy. day every body
knows better how to manage it than the one
that has got hold Of the handle. The litigation
Of Cherokee is comparatively small.
-CorroN picking has commenced.
We hear of the Revenue officers arreslihg
parties for Illicit distilling every few days
PEKSoNNE.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17

A SHORT while ago Cartersyille was con
sdered the most thriving place on the W. q
A. Railroad Stores were going mp, new
railroad was built from there to Rockmar, and
everybody wanted To go and live in Cartersville
and get rich. She lad three newspapers
Standard Il Express, the Sentinel and the
Democrat. They were lively sheets and bat
tied well for while and then two passed away,
leaving the Standard 4 Express alone. which
was a largr, nine columns to the pag-, paper
BY noticing its columns you could see that it,
advertising patronage was dropping of The
paper was beautifully and neatly printed, ably
eiit4d and was a credit to any town, bat still
its Woodworking proprietors failed to receive
that local support necessary to meet expenses
and it adopted the patent outside plan, and
then afterwards dropped from nine to eight
columns. II worked brav-ly on. lclted pat
rOnane, but still the mercha nts sat behind their
counters. waited for customers and grumbled at
the hard times Advertise nents We're with
held from the paper subscribers failed to pay
and stopped their paper when dunnrd, and
then borrowed their neighbours and cheated the
printer out of bis just dues. And even the
grand Jury of the county wanted the paper 10
publish their presentments for half price, and
becausp the publishers refused. they likewise
refused to have the presentments published, as
if printers should invesi their capital and work
for the county for less than they would an indi
vidnal. 1t seemed that the citizens Of the town
and county were trying 10 overload It with
gratuitnlls work seudn4 Of their cash work
no doubt TO other cities, and dead-heading it
beyond reasonable endurance. The conse-
auance i the ast issue comes to us still further
reduced in size, and carrying the 'pat"nt out
side" feature. stating that it has no apology 10
make. Tn. paper at present exhibits but 3
scan,y display Of local patronage, aud AZ the
paper is their representative abroad, one would
iu,lge that there il very little business done. M
liberality. public spirit or enterprise, in the
place Such suicidal niggardness will not
only kill any paper, bu! will kill the town
where il is practiced
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17
MARIETTA.

This beautiful little city, is situated on the
W. & A. railroad, near Kennesaw mountain,
twenty miles from Atlanta, and has = popula ion
OF about 1900. Since the war she has made
wonderful progress in building mp her waste
places" Many fine residences aud magnificent
1 buldinea have, PhUuix like, sprung from the
ashes Of burnt buildings. Marietta is the coun-
/ ty site Of Cobb county, the "banner county of
| the State given twice the premium at our State
fairs for the largest, best display Of home in
dustry and diversified products Of the garden
I and field A beautiful park in the centre Of the
city, while some fifty stores surround it making
square.
Ex,ens We industry Is practiced by her people
Cook Il Cheeks Krunesaw mills turn cut 400
barrels ofhour per day Will Mansfeld's steam
mill turns ont a large quantity. Two carriage
| and buggy factories, one chair factory. With
ers iron foundry various kinds of shops, five
wooden and cotton factories, and one paper mill
in the county, a number of tannrries aud water
mills, one newspsper-the Marietta journal
by Neal & Massey-the usual number of
churches. supplied with eloquent ministers. one
excellent hotel the Kennesaw house crowded
with summer visitors, aud a number Of private
boarding. houses well patronized. The Mslirt-
tn and North Georgia railroad is now being built
to Ducktown, Tennessee. on To Murphy, North
Carolina Some nineteen miles graded from
Marietta To Cation. Marietta is noted for her
refined and intelligent citizens, as well IA
sumn.py aud winter resort. The place Is love-
", climate healthy and inyigoraiing the water
pure and plentiful A large number Of north
erners have settled in the vicinity. well pleased
and prospecting. II is surrounded by an excel
len, agricultural region; the fruits, cereals fee
cy .,apt6, etc. grow ahuudantly aud cultivate
successful The receipts of cotton at this po lnt
for The past year amounted to about 900 bales
while an additional number was brought from
other towns by our warehouse merchants The
cotton sales aud general merchandise run up
to about 500 900. The city government is well
administered by ". II. Tucker, mayer; Dr.
f. j Seize, j. ii. Wilson, J. NJ. Walker, I.
j. Atkinson, A. S Edmonston, J w. Header
SON. aldermen; c. c. VIM, clerk. Our
natural and educational advantages are unsnr-
passed.--1t Constitution.
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TIE ATLANTBSE.

They Visit Marietta Music and Dance
TIE Young Mems Library Association o.
Atlanta set down Tuesday evening last as the
time TO have moonlight excursion 10 Mariet
ia. aud on that evening at five o'clock. eight
passenger coaches rolled into our town with It's
cargo Of humanity. As soon as the vast crowd
disembalked, humber OF them resOrted to the
city park, while others visited friends, some
promenaded the principal streets, and few
m ore went ont driving. The Marietta Silver
Cornet Baud, under the leadership OF j. b.
Campbell. aacrnded the music stand and dls-
courred music anil dark much to the delight
of all. Quite u number suplered at the henne-
saw House. while others luncled in the park
and som. AT the houses of our citizens At the
proper time, Prof Nichols lighted M the Opera
Hall the music began. and feet kept time and
obeyed the call, The hall was literally crowd
ed, and elbow room was rarity, and Vet the
| dance continued until 1880, when the train re
turned to the Gaze City" IL WAS quite an
orderly crowd, gond behavior prevailed, and
! no disturbances The night was loviev ami
| quite suitable for the occasion. Among the dis
fnguished gentlemen present. we noticed Gen.
John H. Gordon, Col. Il. A. Aston, Col. Fro
bell and other-. Prot. Nichols, however, III
having the Hall cleaned out next morning.
gathered up seven hundred and forty four pins
and one hundred and thirteen hair pins. and
is really anxious to know, with all 'hese essen
tials 10 feminine toilets LETT behind, how the Ia
dies managed to gel home safely Some mems
curiosity is always reaching out after the I'M
movable. 1t is pity but what they were
tiled back" 80 they couldn't get up to such
heights of inqusiJveness.
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CHEAP PRINTING.
Reduced Rates-Patronizo Home.

1t will be seen by the following
prices, that no man in Marietta can
have an excuse for carrying his
printing from home. The JOURNAL
has compared prices with larger
cities and we have placed our prices
below their rates. BY giving US
your work, you can save railroad ex-
penses, express charges, or postage,
and get your work done as well and
cheaper. All we ask is a trial and
we guarantee satisfaction in prices,
style, excellence, and quality of
paper. Patronize your home paper
and don't send your money abroad to
strangers. Here are our prices:
Letter heads, per ream So so; note heads
per ream, s. 90 ; bill heads, per rram, Sl2 90;
statements of account, per loco, s. 10; cards
per 1000. SIS 90 receipts 81 check. loose per
1000. s. so; letter circulars, fall sheet, l page
comp. per | 900 $40 80 letter circulars halt
sheet. l page comp per 1000, $ 90; note
circulars, tul sheet, page comp, per LOCO,
S. 50 note circulars, half sheet, page comp,
1000, S. 90.
We will print Tax Receipts at 81 90 per
1000, bound in book iorm in excellent style
ani good paper-where sent by mali 30 cents
per 200 additional.
We propose to print blank deeds, ffas, sum
mons and all other blanks at the cheapest
prices. Pamphlets. handbilI-, all done neat
and at reduced prices.
There are those doing business in Marietta
who send off their printing to Other towns
Suppose everybody who now trade with you
should initiate your example and send off for
what they need, what would be the RESULT
Destruction Of all kinds OF business, ruin and
bankruptcy. Consult us and our prices aud
We will do work as cheap as it can be done
anywhere South. Tns is fair.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17
ACWORTH DOTS.

ACwOETH, GA. Sept. 18th, l-75.
Yesterday morning We had genuine sen
saton in the way of au unprecedented in9urrec-
rection, or to use a common phrase, q negro
rising. Acworih i 10 be cleaned up TO night
bv the negroes Two good reliable citizens
from the country came into town and informed
the citizens certain negro had confessed TO
them the plot besides on the person OF the ne
gro was written communication 10 the same
purport He gave names of both white and
black concerned but little confidence however
was placed in the story.
Tuesday evening there occurred using
for true Somebody, supp 'sed to BE- a negro
raised Mr. Smallwood Clayton's trunk, carried
it a short distance from the honse and ritied 1t
of his money and notes--sUme eight or ten dol
lars in money aud notes to the amount of sew
eral hundred dollars 1t was done about one
o'clock in the day time. No arrest yet.
AHA.
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Marietta Market,
corrected Weekly by our Merchants. ]
MARIETTA, Ga Sept. Il, 1875.

MARIETTA, Ga Sept. II, 1878,
FINANCIAL.-Gold buying at$l09, selling
at SLIP. Slver-5uying at Sl.02 selling a
LOG. Excbange-buying at par selling at
premium. Money commands to , per cent.
COTTON,--l2.
GRAIN.--We quote white corn $l.10. New
corn 30 cents.
Wheat Is. Oats GO 20. Rye 1870 80
FRUIrS-3 ) cts, per pounds
SEED.-Wequote clover a, $500 per bush
Blue Grass at $500 Ier bushel.
FLOUR-From 5000 to 800.
MEAL, Sis eta per bush.
BULK MEAT Hale per cts pound
LARD. We quote buckets, 20; cans and
li-rces, 20
GROCERIES We quote: Sugars--Crusll
ed, Grannlattd and Powdered II. Coffee IA
fot extra 10; Yellow G II. Brown u al3
Tallow. 2. Liverpool salt so o Virginia sali
$500. Candles-iullw weights %. Ginger 35a40
Spice 81 a40. Pepper 35a40. Starch 10 10 Is.
Rice 81 fortierces. Java Coffee y 40. Rio
% "a New Orleans syrup 70 100. Mo
lassps-50. Cheese, factory 20 A2j Peas
100 $50
-Mackere, No. Ezra shore. per
bbls $1,000; No l, Extra shore per. half bhls
$1,000 No. /. per . bhls. sl350; No 2 per
half bbis. ) 80; No. 3, per bhls 1900; No 3,
pen half hblr. 700; No. |, Extra shore per kits
$500; No. |, Bay per Kits rs; No. ,. Large
per kits , co; No. 3, Large per kit" l,50.
COUNTRY PRODUCE. Buying prices;from
wagons Egg ~ a % crats, chickens 20 40 or
country outer 30 to 30: Tennessee buttrr
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Important Results Pleasantly Achieved.

Although the days of irrational medication
are happily passing away, and intelligent ply
sicians have ceased to measure the supposed
efficacy Of a remedy by the violence it, effects,
there still Ing-r among the older practitioners
a few OF those predictions in favor of heroic"
treatment. which it would be lucky tor their pa
TENTS if they had abandoned. Oue of these is
st0ndness for administering. drastic purgatves
auch as blue pill, calome, jalap and caster oil.
\ contrast OF the effects of these dr-nching
drugs with the mild and henefcent OF Hostel
IerS Stomach Bliers, is the very best argument
that can be adduced against the wisdom Of such
tharrics cnuvuIse the stomach, and relax the
bowels 30 abruptly and copiously as 10 weaken
them llosettprs BilterR. on the contrary,
never grippe the infesnes, but produce e laXa-
tive ELECT resembling tie action OF nature. At
the same time they remove the cause OF cOnstl-
patton. oy arousing the dormant liver TO s-crete
the bile necessary To 'he regular pert ,rmancs
of the excretivr function, aud enable the stom-
ach to thoroughly digest the food. Indigestion
and bilnsn-ss having been thus overcome a
regular habit IF body ia the necessary conse-
qu,nce WHICH tn" occasinual subsequent use. OF
the hites renders pernlauent Every disa-
aleeable symtom which, in the abs@nce Of perfect
digestion aud tvacuatinu, HARNESSES the eysiem,
vdnisl rs under the Influence OF thu great nation
al stomachic and ntela,ive. Health aud vlgor
are twin blessings that follow its USE.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17

4 BOYS Head SHOI OFF BY His
BROTHER. At Haledau Pond. near
Patterson, New Jersey, Thursday
night, Wallace Messeroe, aged nine
years, was shot by his brother Gle,
land, aged fourteen years, While they
were playing at soldiers, both having
shot guns which they found in a
closet. The older boy raised his gun,
mot thinking it was loaded it went
off. the muzzle being but three feet
from the other lad. The young
est boys head was shot completely
off. only a few strips of the scalp re-
manning attached to the spinal cord.
The head was shattered into minute
fragments. SCATTERING the ceiling and
walls of the room
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17
S. :CLAYTON.

BEAST BUTLER is reported as be-
ing utterly Disguised with the posi-
ton of his party on the currency
question. In conversation with a
gentleman in Boston the other day
be is credited with having said that
the Radical party was running mad
on hard money, and deserved the
defeat it would surely meet in Ohio.
This, he remarked, was needed to
check the Republicans, or else next
year the party would be pledged to
hard money in its national platform.
He said further that Senator Morton
had been frightened and sacrificed
his political future by coming out in
favor of hard money, and repudiatiug
his past record in favor Of expan-
sion.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17

THE Chicago Post says to the fe
male unemployed ; The women
must be up and doing if they want
anything. Men do not sit still and
let the fat positions he forced upon
them; they work and log roll and
make acquaintance and secure in
fiueuce; in short, they hustle around
thew hump it'-and women. with
the milliner'o help certaioly can do
that"
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SEE Leake & Hant's special notice else
where
--LFAKr & Hunt are now-prs pared to sell
you choice fancy groceries canned goods &c.
At very low rates.
-CHOrCr New Orleans Syrup fretL cheese
country ground mesl aud grits always on band
At Leake < lIuuts.
-JUsT receiFsl, a northern lot Of srlec;
North Carolina winter Dat Seed. Call AZ /. c.
& W. c. McLsl!au's.
Fresh Pine Apple clerse at McCla'ehey' 5
- Cts. per pounds.
Irish and Swee; Potatoes At ". r. Lyons
sb0rS,
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N Office.

Slulen from s Clayton near Acworh on the
I4th lust, the following described notes, viz
One signed by Alson AMI w. T. Wolley for
Sl6O--dared 25th., day of August 1875 aud two
81 gnei by Brazle'ou-, jointly, one for $500
due December both 1915, aud tho other faI
S200-due 10Th, December 1876, both dated
August OH 1875, aud one signei by c. c.
Clayton, dated in January 1875, and due 25rh
December 57j. All persons are warned NOT
to trade tor the zane This September 10th
1873.
S. sCLAYTON.
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LOOKOUT 4!

The cross marx you see on your
paper means that your sabscrip-
ton To the Journal is out or un-
paid, and that you are requested
to pay up at once. 1t is the cheap
est and most convenient way We
have of letting yon know it. We
would take great pleasure in extend
ing credit to our friends and patrons,
but cash alone will pay expenses,
and we are t0rced to adhere to a
strict cash rule. We hope you will
good naturally comprehend and APP
preciate the necessity Of such a
course, aud renew your subscription
aud pay your arrears without de-
lay. We solicit your favor.
We enter no new names on our
books without the money in advance.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17

The law gives Administrators and
Executors the privilege to publish
their notices in any paper they may
select. so owing to cur large circula-
ton parties will tind it TO their in
terest to advertise in the JOURNAL.
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q. n. RICHARDSON & co.

PUBLISHERS AGENTS,
Ill BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA,
Are authorized TO contract for advertising in
our Paper,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17

Fine cat tobacco cigars and tobacco of all
kinds 1T McClatchys.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17

Fresh Dates, Raisins, NUS fresh Tennes
see Butter and big lot of nice things at
McClalchy's.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17

"A large lal Of Coffee aud Sugar just re,
osived at HcCutcheou's
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17

"A fine assortment of groceries, CORRECTION
aries, &c, at Met Iatchy's.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17

McCIatchey keeps the best lime cheap tol
cash.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17

"A fresh supply of Groceries at MoCutch
on & Co.'S, selling Al bottom prices.
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"A choice lot OF sugar cured canvas-td
hams AT McCutcheon & Cos.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17
THE GRE.AT
GEORGIA STATE FAIR II!
1875
The Annual Fair for 1875 of the Georgia State Agri
cultural Society to be held in
1EAcoN, Ca,
- At the Beautiful Central City Park Grounds Beginning 81
Monday, October 187
AND CONTINUING WEEK

large varied and liberal Premium List Governing all Depart
ments of Industry from which the following extracts
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17
POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
HOME INDUSTRY DEPARTMENT.
ORNAMENTAL NEEDLE WORK
FINE ART DEPARTMENT.

display variety female andcr embracing needle
coheng, knitting ETC. by one lady
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iy30-12t.