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The daily gazette., 1875-12-03
Tie Cducus-Landr to Preside.

WASHINGTON, December 2.-Messrs.
Kerr, Randall and Cox, candidates for
the Speakersbip, met this afternoon
and agreed that the Democratic caucus
be held at o'clock on Saturday after
noon, and that Mr.. Lamar, of Mlssis-
sippi, preside over it. Mr.. Lamar says
that he has not yetreceived his crelen-
tials, but has telegram from the Sec
retary of State, of Mississippi stating
that they will be sent to him here.
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Pools on. the Speakership.

WASHINGTON, December 2.-There
were about two hundred persons pre-
sent at the pool selling to, night. Some
of the pools were sold as follows: Ran
dali $50 and the field $40; Randall $40
and the field $50, and one pool as fol-
lows: First choice, Kerr, Sc; second
choice, Cox, $40. and the field, with
Randall IN it, at s15. A few pools
were sold for CLERK, Banks IS and the
field 90.
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t.tSs,
! AK PAYERS TAKE NOTICE,

The undersigned, recerers ,,c,
1cnooi Iaxes for the city OF Wlluw,,;,0 0lty Art
800; give notice TO persons who tAon, ia
pald their lty and School Tax for nave nOS
nave hau their bills presented 10, an,
.equireu by law, to call and SETH iIt ehoy ar
uays from del very ofthe bill Tbn .',e same /
request all such persons to call at :, eceiyerl
40 ~ re 81 sixth street, and settle v,r ~, otfCj
uelay they having given bonds to ,withou
ny ny money Is due them and thev aro 'ne city
nln,c ior IL, and they hepe those tha, RESPOND
win ne prompt, while. perhaps t' .e can taJ
oanhot pay at once, will call and manae nUne thal
ailahgements to pay when they caa somd
most respectful ly ask you 10 0,i, and vi
'uur , at,.ention SO as to avoid troub,n thil
az az aunpleasantness, The city naodse' costs
anu requires us to coll ct it or ous ne.s monej
"mat we propose to do Is to collier 20! a." H. and
Ihe receivers also give rotica anu pay id
per , OF lots in the Cd, Sd, 5th IN s,n VI nual
luth wards that they cannot Ana ,tth rth nth and
OF. All such persons owning saia ,ae owners
rlease call and settle or we Will rid lots will
for taxes and cos.s W. VIII sell then1
once No 70 East Sixth street
market and king. Hours from tetweed
every evening and on market me-. W. O'CLOCK
hecelver Northern District f,,,s,U'T,
north of 9th street 'ihcindiHg aid
receiver Southern District nanhAR,
south of 9Th street INCLUDING aid
OCtlItt
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WILMINGTON. DEL. DEC. ,, 1879

OHR hundred and seventy cases of
smallpox are reported as having occur
red in Brooklya last week. forty of which
proved fatal This is heavy percent
age of mortality. It should have the cf-
feet Of reminding those OF our city who
have not been vaccinatcd, that 1t is the
part of wisdom TO have the metter at
tended to Mt once.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
At Remarkably Low Prices

S. E. CORNER NINTH & SPRUCE Srs
WE have on hand a full assortment OF
w Gentlemen's Boots. shoes and 6ai
ters. Ladies'. Misses and Childrcn's Shoes
an d Caters, made of the best matsr and
in the best and lates, style. which We are
selling at prices that defy competi ion. We
cordially invite the public to call and exam
enc our stock and learn our prices before
purchasing elsewhere. We mean business
and in order to do il We eel chesp-very
cheap.
noyle-Sm. VIM. H0UCk.
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Champion Grape. s1ss ssT''sss GRAPE

cultivated: ripens 10 to 10 days earlier than
the Hartford Fruit and burches large and
compact Vine thr fly, hardy, early bearer,
dorsed by leading Pomologists. Send for
Tree descriptive circular, j. s. Stone, Char
iOtte, Monroe County, n. Y. oct23 .2mltaw
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
REGISTERS ORDER.
RsaIsrTR's Orrppx.
New Castle County, November s. Hs5

Now Cattle County, November 5. 1915
Upon the application of Margaret Keely,
late OF Pencader Hundred. in said County
deceased. it is ordered and directed BY ID.
Register that Adminis.ratrix aforesaid, give
notice of the granting of Letters OF Admins.
the date Of granting thereof, by causing ad
vertisements ts be posted within forty day
from the date of such Letters, in ak Of H.
most public places of the County oil New
Castle, requiring all persons having demand
against the Estate, to present the same. OF
abide by an Act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided. And also cause the same TO 5,
inserted within the same period in the Dali,
Gazette. a Newspaper published In Will
min gton and to be continue therein three
weeks. tE. o. D.
-, Given underline hand and SeaI o
LIS. Once of the Register aforesaid, a,
s-~-' New Castle, in New Castle Count,
afor ressid the day and yea. shove written.
3. c. BIG6S, Register
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against the L.
tate OF the deceased must present the SAN,
duly attest cd tJ the Administratrix, on o,
before November hth. 1875 or abide the Ac
of Assembly in such case made and provided
MARGARET KELLY,
Admin 's,rafTix
Address s14 Schuykill Southern avenue,
Philade pbia povl0-e d3w
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Ex-senator Carpenter announces
shat he will bring suits for libel
again The Chicago Tribune and Chi
eago 'nrn4i. which charged that he
was ptryto the operations of the
whiskey r.ng
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VIA THEIR hEPORY.
WASHINGTON, Dec. al A. h.
PRoBkBILITIKS

For the Middle ard Eastern States
stationary or rising barometer, north
east to northwes. winds. slightly war.
mer and clear weather, except cloudy
weather and possibly light rain or snow
IN the southern half of the Middle At.
laEtic States.
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The Navy-yard at Philadelphia was
sold at aucti IN to the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company yesterday for ST.
700, ,00Q
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At the CLAYTON HOUSE BUILDING 18th
and Market Sts.. Wilmington, Del
SATURDAY, DEG. q. 1878,
at II O'Clock, ~,
40 shares OF stock In the Wilmington U.sn-
caster Turnpike Co
500 Wilmington City Loan, due 1894, inter.
est payable January and July
500 Wilmington City 10 n, due 1875, inter
est payable January and july.
$500 Wilmington Cily Loan, due 1884, inter-
est payable May and November.
$1,000 Wilmington City Loan, due 1891, IN
terest payable May and November.
Lots 7S and "a Section 1O, In Rivervlew
Cemetery, on Philadelphia Avenue.
Lot 25X75 west side OF Bradford street, wv.
4 w. X. r. between Lobdell and A treets
Two-story Brick Dwelling, 4 rooms, west
side OF Townsend street. between A and B
streets.
Two-story Brick and Stone Dwelling, south
side of Fourth St, between West and Wash.
ington streets.
Two story Stone Dwelling. ad)oing above,
south side o Fourth street, between West
and " eshington streets.
store property, Nos. sol and 30S east Sixth
street, consisting of two tn -ee-story Houses,
wit two-story back buildings, 6 rooms each.
Lot 30x93
For terms Of sale and full particulars sec
posters. j. I. HEALD.
Exchange Building. 7th and Market Sts.
decl-3t
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NJ ATTING6-We have now In stock whit,
vi and ehtak eapton rnattings. by the plec,
or yard. at Newest prices.
W. h. SHARP,
no Foartn and ~"-""t stros
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N EW
Boot and Shoe Store,
No. 2l4 West 5th street.

We have just laid in q fue stack of season :
able Boots. Shoes and Ga ters for gentlemen,
we are selling at extremely low prices. Our
stock is made up in the best manner, of the
litest style, and Of good material all of which
we are deteamine cd TO sell ms cheap as the
ch ap IT. Give US a call and we will convince
you that we are selling at very low fgures
novl9-3m CHARLES C0kRIGAN.
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The Daily Gazette.
[. P. JOHNSON. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

THE DAILY GAZE:TTB is punnshed every ~
Oernoon, Sunday excepted At 4l6 Market
street, and served by carriers TO subscribers
IN all parts of the city and surrounding towns
and villages, for six cents week, payable
weekly. Yearly subscribers. $S in advance.
RHoS' Y DEMOCRATIC DAILY IN THE STATE
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, established in
'7o4, is the largest and most nourishlng week
y IN the state, and has a larger circulation.
than any other on the Peninsula Published
every Thursday afternoon, at 81 + year. III
advance.
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GO A L..

DLaCK CASHMERE Direct from tho
ID imnor,tl. fnll line of Black Cash
neres at 76 f7l4. 81 90, $l.12H 81 IS. 8, 3T1S.
sl 80. Tn ESQ desirable fabrics are at lower
prices tba' we have offered for years, ard We
tecommend them for color nd Durability.
B. SHARP,
oct26 Fourth and NJ .rse ct str ,es
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NoIlOE.-Att the last stated r,....---
;nos p., .ae managers OF the Wilminr,ohg of
ings Fund Society. it was on motinDs ai,ms,on sav
n rs pay 10 the Dsposltors per cent resolved
allowed on frsctions imoaehy no interest 1r SeiSr
at the beginning OF the next ss.,e3 op commence
INA, the Treasurer give notice Of II year; and
OF tne rate Of interest at least ~ me Increase
before the end Of this year "'' 'nree months
ALBERT W. SMITH, rreas,,
wilmington. Sept. 20, ls7s O. Society.
---------------------- TO-
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
LOUIS MART I'm,
Practical Boot & Shoe Maker,
4i4 EAST SEVENTH ST.

Boots and Shoes made to order In the best
and latest style. of superior material. and
W warranted as good fit as ever vas made and
at prices to SUIT the present hard times.
Particular attention paid to fitting up lasts
to SUIT ali customers.
Repairing neatly done at short notice, and
at reasonable prices.
The public are respectfully invited to give
me a call.
nov30-3m
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L'OR SALE OR EXCHANGB-A hand
= some fine toned second hand piano. APP
ply at this office. auRl6
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-15

commercial character and credit and
make ton of good paper daily-the
Journal is a specimen of the paper.
Sex Anderson, the agent, is a thor
ough business man and supplies an
extensive trade with paper, He is
polite and prompt to answer all en-
quiries in reference to his trade.
Try him and see.
In conclusion, Cobb county is one
of the most desirable counties of
Georgia. Her citizens are enter
priSing, energetic, Industrious, gems
orally educated and we'll informed.
For varied products, diversified in,
dustry and the best county display,
Cobb received two premiums, one Of
$500 in gold, and another of S 600
in greenbacks. at recent State Fairs
and therefore she stands undisputed
TIE "BANNER COUNTY OF GEORGIA.
Her soil well titled yields prohtably.
Corn, cotton, wheat, rye, oats, and
vegetables and fruits of all kinds
grow in abundance. Glover and
the grasses can be cultivated very
successfully. Copper, iron, gold,
and other minerals have been richly
discovered. Cobb county's
PROSPECTS
were never brighter. The Marietta
and North Georgia Railroad is now
being built to Ducktown, Tenn and
on to Murphy, N. G., which will
open up one of the richest sections
of country on the globe. To all
those in search of pleasant homes,
good society, where you can educate
your children, where health and
pleasure can be enjoyed, Marietta
and Cobb county offer Inducements
seldom equalIed, never surpassed.
We have room for thousands and ex
tend hearty welcome.
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Our Fair Paper.

In issuing our "Fair Paper we
have one regret, that we commence
ed getting it up so late in the week
as to be unable to do this coun>
ty and section anything like JUS
tice. We had only t1Co drtyS to see
the advertisers, write and set up the
matter, and print off the edition, and
only two hands to do it all, conse-
quently it is imperfectly done, but we
trust it will give an insight as to what
we are doing in this vicinity. A
number Of persons we did not get to
see, whose business ought be repre-
sented. We have said nothing Of
our vast minerals, but invite every
oue to come and see and be aston
ished. A distinguished Northern
gentleman, now residing in Marietta,
says, "when North Georgia is once
developed, it will prove richer than
all the West"
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NORTH GEORGIA.
What Others Say.


TWENTY miles above Atlanta,
and almost under the shadow Of Sen
nesaw, is the lovely town of Mariet>
ia, the county seat of Cobb in Geor>
ga. This has become famous re-
sort for Northern people. They are
contented with living there. Enough
have gone to Marietta to make So
ciety of their own. This, however,
they do not desire to do, exclusive
ly, as the native population are OF
the right kind and very agreeable.
Marietta is now building a railroad,
called the North Georgia, north aud
northeast, to Canton and Murphy
The sum Of two thousand dollars has
lust been raised to build the compa>
ny's shops, and Fannin county has
subscribed $4,000 in stocks. When
S2l 900 more shall be expended, the
road sill be prepared for the iron,
which, upon certain conditions, par
ties are ready to furnish. North
Georgia cannot be held back. She
will go ahead rapidly. There is too
much directly on hand worth devel-
oping, not to have it done, and there
are too many Aorthern people there
to be quiet Wen bet on Atlanta,
Marietta, Rome and Cartersville.-
Washington ID. CO. Chronicle.
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FIRST ANNIVERSARY.
Young Mems Library Association.


-THE first anniversary of the
Young Mems Library Association,
on Monday night, was hattering
success. The Court House was
crowded The ladies were present,
lending a charm to the occasion,
which is invariably inspiring to the
hearts of the young men. Bouquets
of fl overs not only beautitied the
stand, but were showered at the feet
of the speakers. The President, W.
P. McClatchy, delivered the opens
ing address, which was very credit
able, The elegant poem, read by
J. S. Clifton, was composed by our
talented young townsman, John ID.
White. The speech of Col. j. w.
Robertson was an admirable produc-
ton, pointed and truthful. Spencer
r. Atkinson done himself credit in
his well conceived address. A. |.
Branham concluded the entertain-
ment with some felicitous remarks.
The exercises were interspersed with
splendid vocal and instrumental
music by the ladies, while the Cornet
Band enhanced the pleasures of the
evening very much. The Associa-
ton has indeed become a fixed in
stitution of the place and hope that
our people will encourage it. They
meet next Monday night at their
Hall. when the members desire to
enliven the winter evenings with in
terestings exercises.
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The State Fair opens in Macon
next Monday and the prospects are
there will be a larger attendance
than any Fair ever held in the State,
We propose to publish large edi-
lion Of the Journal, containing adj
vertisements of the factories, mills,
shops, foundrieS lands for sale, etc,
of Marietta and Cobb county, for
promiscuous distribution in order to
induce trade and attract attention OF
others to the business aud advan,
tages of this section. Our business
men have showed a commendabie
enterprise in aiding US in this mats
ter. This is the way to build up
individual business and the town.
Mr.. Saxon Anderson, who takes a
big advertisement, will carry the
edition to the Fair and see that the
papers are thoroughly distributed, in
a manner that will do the most good
and to the best advantage. Marlet
IL Journal, 10Th.
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Mn. MCAFEE, the superlnten
dent of the convicts working on the
Marietta and North Georgia Rail-
road, was 10 the city last Tuesday
and ordered the lumber from Messrs.
Henderson & Dyson for the purpose
of building the stockade, The cop>
victs will be here to-day, when they
will commence work towards erect
ing the machine shops and finishing
the grading from Mr.. Camps resi-
dence to the centre of the town.
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W. P. McClatchY.

Mr.. McClatchy is an enterpriSing
lawyer of ability and shrewdness, re-
liable and prompt. Read his card
ia our Fair paper, and give him
your business.
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GEN. Joseph E. Johnston, presi-
dent of the Soldiers Association, has
issued the following call "The
Survivors Association of Ex Con-
federate Soldiers and Sailors of
Georgia will meet in Macon on the
nineteenth day of October, 1879, at
II o'clock A. NJ. All Confederate
soldiers and sailors in Georgia who
feel an interest in the social and
benevolent objects Of the association
are earnestly requested to attend. ---
The executive committee will hold q
preliminary meeting in Macon on
the eighteenth, and every member of
the committee is requested to attend.
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THE picker>room Of Roswell
Factory caught fire the other day,
and but for the pluck and energy of
those in control, the entire concern
would have been reduced to ashes.
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-THEY are getting numerous.
Col. Forsyth, of nome, has discov-
cred in PauIding county a rich cop
per mine, which will realize sixty
dollars to the ton.
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Col. Robertson in his speech
before the Y. NJ. l.. A., last Monday
night, said every gentleman will
be the protector of the honor of the
women of the South" and he never
said truer or nobler words.
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-CATHARINE SCHERTZ, the wo-
man preacher, held forth at the
Court House last Sunday evening,
large audience being present.
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A MEETING of the Mexican Veter>
ans Association will be held at Ma
con, Ga, on Wednesday in Fair
week, being the goth of October,
instant.
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-IEUGn F. OLIVER, Chairman of
the Board of Trustees of the Bap
fist Ministers Savings Fund, appeals
for contributions to provide for the
aged and needy Baptist ministers in
Georgia. Address your contribu-
tions to Jas. 7. Davis, Treasurer,
Eatonton, Ga. L--
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-TuERE is more "sorghum' be-
ing made ia this section than ever
known before.
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SOMETIME.
BY MRS. MARY RILEY SMITH.

Sometime, when all life's lessons have been
learned,
And sun and stars for eveIInore have set,
The things which our weak Judgment here have
spurIed,
The things Ger which we grieved with lashes
wet,
Will flash before us, outof life's dark night,
As stars shine most ia deeper tiIits of blue;
And we shall see how all Gods plans were
right, # MMEN
Aud how what seemed reproof was love most
true,
And we shall see, how while we frown and sigh,
Gods plans go on as beat for you and me :;
How, when we called, He needed not our cry,
Because His wisdom to the end could see.
And zen as prudent parents disallow
Too much of sweet to craving babyhood,
SO God perhaps. is keeping from us now
Lies sweetest things, because it seenIeth good
LM1 .Mam 4M
Aud If, sometimes comningled with life = wine
We find the NORWOOD and rebel and shrink
Be sure a wiser hand than yours or mine
Pours out this potion for our lips TO dunk.
Aud ii some friend We love is lying low,
Where human kisses caunot reach his face,
Oh, do not blame the loving Father so,
But wear your sorrow with obedient grace !!
And you Shall shortly know that heightened
breath
Is not the sweetest gift God sends His friend,
And shat, sometimes, the sable pail Of death
Concealz thu fairest boon His love can send.
If we could push ajar the gates of life,
And stand within, and all Gods workings see.
We could interpret all this doubt aud strife,
And for each mystery could find key
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CUSTOM BUSINESS
FIRST CLASS MACHINERY

to aid u.s. we are confident we incur no risk
in wananting satisfaction to all those that may
favor us with their patronage. Wool may be
shipped to Marietta or Doravile, (Air Line
Railroad each package must be plainly mark
ed to this Company (and from whom all
charges for freight coming to these Mills will
be settled by US, and cloth returned TO station
free from charge. Merchants would do well TO
order their Jeans direct from the Mills--we
will make it to their interest 10 do so Try us
and see. We will exchange Cloth for Wool on
liberal terms, or pay market price cash. We
shall continue our bushes Of Roll Carding and
make las heretofore) No l Roll
All correspondence must be addressed to
LAUREL MILLS MANF'G CO,
ROSWELL, GA.
J. S. WOOD, President.
August u If
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But not to day Then be content, poor heart |!
Gods plans, like lilies pure and white unfold !;
We must not tear the close Shut leaves apart,
Tine will reveal the calyxes of gold.
And if, through patient toll, we reach the land
Where tired feet with sandals loose may rest
When we shall clearly know and understand,
think that we will say, God knew the best
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w DOL Carding.
WEAVING AND SPINNING.
The Laurel Mills Manufacturing
COMPANY,

NNTOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL the
w attention OF Wool growers and dealers
in wool TO the fact that they are now ready 10
ngage in the manufacture OF the various grades
Of Jeans, Lnseys, &c. We make our
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POWDER SPRINGS,

a village in the Southern part of the
county, is a lively summer resort,
and has the advantage Of the Pow
der Springs, noted for their medIclu-
81 rirfneS.
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TIE MARIETTA PAPER MILLS
are located seven miles from Mari
eta. on Soaps Creek. The Mills
are in fine condition, have good