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, 1875-03-08

lAas un,nber wa4 divided amoug II Btates, OF
which TenDeHaee had tho geeatcst number, or t54.
and Iexas and Florida tho smallest, or neven
each3 i,2l4 were wholly dsalIowod, and !, 1GJ
Ncro allowed in vlloie or in part. The wLo1o
amount claimed In tho Iait 2.407 caBos was
$G2t2, ,70G,40; tho amount allowed was &77Q,-
7ll37; tho amount rejected ~aa 81, Al, DOS .0Y.
Ants who had aerved in tho Confederate army
Or rent Substitutes. snti 81 vcfa uf peFnons WHO
had bcon In tho civil aorTleo Of the Confedcrscr
or lad voted f0r secession. OF tho number al.
lowed 120 wore for persona who bad served In
tho army Of the United stasca.
Tho Amount WIS so.new hat further reduced by
tin action Of tho tro Ilouaost and tho sum an
prunrated In tue b1 of tho last sehaiou VIA
hAout $40, ,000, divided among 1.lG3 caimante.
Gisaiesippi receiving tho largest amount,
ali3.000, and Tc1as tho ssnalIoHt, 1900. At tho
tho tl,st Aeaalon bill was reported dividing
sf40, 600 among 1.002 clalmanta. The Committee
al1o reported rpon 210 Of ths private cases refor
rod from tho 1Iouao, G. reports boing favorable
md 1865 adverse. The Anonnttnvolyel Ia the cases
reported fhyotaplY approximatod ESQ, 900. eov-
oral BILLS providing for tho refoteueo Of casea 10
tho Court Of Claims. Tho amount tnyotyed in
tho cAaas reported RdverBoly Win moro than
Ct, ,00U, 900, four caecs alone rcachng Ell 400 GOO
OF tho nnmbor OF cssos reportel faYorabIy, ou1y
twanty-one out OF tho ss1ty-fouf weto nilowed
by tho action Of both Houses, tho amount tu-
volyed boang about 460. .000.' The Committee
also considered 270 cases reported to Congress-
by the Secretary OF tho Treasury, undor the act
Of july 4. 1864. constituting what A.o known ~
tho 4th Of July cases. Tho amount involved In
tho latlor casc8 was sill 1894 divided AMONG
the Border tjtatos. Tic total amount involved
IN all tho claims tcforp the Committee di,rtn0
tho entire Congrcaa wna $40, 600, coo,
, 1875-03-08

In PARIS, at tho advanced ago Of 81 yeats. Hs
wns born 1t Mons, aud At 21 wont to Paris,
whore ho atudied undor LAcnolx and
DEIAMHnE. In 1905 ho MAS appointed
Hcctotary 10 tho Duroau dos Longttudes, and
later AZ Astronomer TO tho Observatory aud As
siatant Professor Of Astronomy at tho College
do France. In 1877 lie was eoototl mc1nbar Of
tho Academy Of Sciences. lie was decorated witL
tho Cross Of tho Legion of uonor In 1920, as,.l
reached tho grado Of Commander Of that Ordcr
in 1868. Ho ougagcd in French politics In 1891
aud again In 1913. Ho o.1itod DE1ANnnEB
"I.'1liatoIro do rAstronomio du XVIII. 6iccle,'
md contributed to humorous scientific publlca-
lions:
ARTHUR nELrs,
tho celebrated English author, eaBaJist, and
Historian, died yesterday In London IN tho 5stil
soar Of bis ago. He was educated
1t Trinity College, Cambridge, where be
graduated In 1883, and thcn ontorod tho
public service, bofding various positona OF trust
and honor. Among lila literary productions
Of fater years wero "Iho Conqucrore Of
The Now World mud Their Dondsmon,"
~Tho Spanish Conquest OF America
!" The Life Of piznrro," Cassimis Maromma !"
"1}scvia, or Short EsHays nad Aphor1sms"
" Conversations on War aud General Culturc,'
"The Life Of Hornanlo Costez, and the Cou-
quest OF Mexico. "Thoughts Upon Govern.
ment.h oto.
, 1875-03-08

years OF age. / Ihad heard him convicted thu d.v
before Ia court for an offenBo he could scarcslv
know tho nature Of. Tie waA good.lool;iuu it,
tie fellow. with clear skin snd fright blue n7ca.
lilo !ookod upon It all as 4 thraAhing n ecliool.
walked forward With 3 light, 1aunty step, ani
stripped o. coolly hs II ho vera going 10 plunge
into tho river. They atrnpped him up. and then
ir anero came tho order once again. "Twsnty-Avo."
! he ekecuttoIer tuoIt up lighter cat with thin
ner.taonga than those he had used betore. It
wn!htled FOR = moment IN the air, and then tho
ta',' "hllo skH Of tho boy was walled, and liyid,
ahu bine. There was sudden jerk of tho body,
= quick drawing Of tho breath tLat made tl,o
eneat expand and tho ribs stand out mora pro,ni-
hens. A second blow, antl still no cry, Ho wAa
game anu would soc It out. At tho third tho
pent up suffering burst out and with yall
s.'ail never forget, the lal'n lead was thrown
hack. and be wrcnchcd at .ho wrist straps iii
they almost GU. The flesh upon his arns. Once
more-anoss'c: -again-c1cil foiioyed hy
hcaFtronding tries. Another" For uod'a satct
ol!. Christ! God! Let mo eo!" There % ras
quick, choking. Gaap!nx roiud. Ills head feil
back, and all waa Hllcnt savo for = hotribin
suGging III the tflrost an cAcl blow fcji unon lis
streaming back. TLey 'ooEed tho straps md lad
lin from tho yard scsrccly conscious. Thank
Got, 1t was over. $50 that is how thor fnr ="
1nid !. '..Ycs; it isn't pleasant ia 1t i" and 70
, 1875-03-08
THE SENATE COMMITTEES
pfIONAUf1frIEH.

Br<eidi Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune, .
WARRINGTON, D. c., March 7.-The 9:nat*
Republican Caucus Committee has nearly con
c1u1ed the reorganization Of tho Committees fol
Tho Forty-fourth Congress. Tho following art
tbs probable Chairmnnbhlps: Moore, Elections
Cameron. Foreign Relations; Sherman, r.
nanee Morrill, (hio.), Appropriations Boutwell,,
Commerce Logan. Military Affairs; FroIing.
huysen' Agriculture; hobertsoD, Manufectories
Sissry'; Hs%'in, POI! !rost.omess 'aes; oslessy. BY.
Allison, 1ndsan Affairs; Pensions Ingalls,; Con.
over, Revolutionary Clatms; Wright, CaimB ;
sps1so5 s,,1s nstrlo. ct Goumba; Morrill, {y.
Railroads; Sergeant Meas, and Con'sting, nc-
vision Of tho Lawn; Education Patterson ;
Jones' (Nev.l. CONTINGENT E1ponsoa; Anthony,
Printing Window. transportation Andy John.
son takea schurzs place on Foreign Relations !;
Kiernan succeeds Fonton On Finance; Dawes
goes OH Finance.
oths Assoesattd Trea.!
WAsn1Noros. D. q. March 7.--Tlle Senatorial
Republican Caucus Committee has not ret COM
plctod list OF tho Standing Cou,mistoos. Tic
Democratic Senators hhyo been Informed that
they will 10 allowed three members On all COM
mtttaea annslsting Of ntno members, and two on
Al commltsoes q conalstfng of seven mombcrs.
~ during tho Late aeasson. with tho o1cop-
tion Of those horotoioro filled by
outgoing eenatota. Tho ChasuanBhips arc
solicited al i rule from those first oil tbs list
after the uamcs Of retired members. Tho suc-
ccssion or Senator Wright to tho Chairn,an4l;p
of tho Committee on Clsins vii. leave Senator
BOUTWELL, Chairman OF tho Committee m Civil
Service and Retrencl,mcnt; Hamlin, Chairman
OF the Poat- O1lco Committee; Window, Of Pub
lio Lands; Alltyon. of Indian Affairs !; OglosbY.
Of Pensions; Hitchcock, Of Territorics; West,
Of Railroads.; and Bargent. OF Mines and Min.
Ing. It "a probable that Conkling will DO Chair
man Of Commerce. aud Spencer Of Tie District
, 1875-03-08

Ono evening last week, MS geutluan WAS
about leaving the Hostoh MuHaun, he stoopeI
70 put on his overshoos, and whilo bending oyor
fe!t sudden null at his coat. Thinking nothing
o. H. ne Iassed out, putting on hla overcoal at
tho door. Tho no1t 1norulnc, on drcannr In
iouod gold watch hanging to tho bottom Of hin
iFock coat: Tho watci, hAd evidently been
caught BY tho Chain When he was putting OF, bis
overshoes. aud had been carried nome In thai
way. paragraph in thu newspapers secitinc
the clrcumntanceB brought tho owner OF Tho
watch to claim II. lie supposed that tt had been
nto'en. ~ ho felt tho jerk while lie waa leaving
the Mnseu1n. but thought no mora OF 1t until lo
a'saod bis watch at home, late nt night.
, 1875-03-08

oun RELATIONS WITH arA1s.
| Tho presentation 'peccl, Of Minister cnttfnf
formal expression Of friendship on the part ol
thc United Htates for Spain. He, honevnr, ha4
spectilo instrnctions to govorn him tn tho nego
tlattona which wero initiated under tho ]ato Ito
natod. ThcBo negotiations contemplate tho full
the two doscrnmonts. whilo siinstel
Cuehing. like his predecessor, Will also e1ort
and navigation mono Of that character having
boen nado With Spain hlncs 17D5. Some favor.
able arrangen'ensa Respecting our trado with
Cnhn continue % 10 l,ressed by our Govern.
will. during tho present executive session Of tho
Senate, transmit to that body sllndry documents
on tho subject Of our afairs with Spain.
NEW rArNAsTEls.
syaste s sis e s Vii ss sead ' TO to
Senate Tomorrow. Tho nominations nro
nearly equally divided between roRular aud vol
unteer officers. Thcro wero $40 applicants.
Amoug tho bills % whicl, fs,ied 5 of consideration
In tue Senate wa8 that to return to japan or,e-
bnlf the indemnity lataly paid to Tho United
States, and tho act to correct orrors aud supply
t,missionA n tho Revised BtatutoB OF tho Unttetl
Statcs, provided TINT Jurisdiction OF the Court Of
Claims shall not extend to any claim against IN
growing out OF tho destruction. or approximation
Of. or damage to. proporty by tho orfny or uavy
ougagcd In tbs suppression Of the Rebellion.
Mn. BLAINE.
Tho following tolos,atn has been sont BY
Speaker Blatuo:
r.. T., Hss ests ~ cao'o" *p*s'to" ets Commit
Tho condition Of my voice renders II impoasible for
be NTH you now. Tho Republicans d tho vhoo con-
ny Thsp nsE e s S
tion the beginning Of healthy reaction against tho
s 5 m s 81
Which conducted tAe country through .ho peslis Of
q ..e aes which eap ssa1s oss .'s 5.Ms. ~ a e
THE aorp1f1s' HOMES.
Tho ANIMAL Hoeting Of tho Board Of Managers
for tho National Bo1dIers' Homes, which las been
held At tho Whito.uouso during tho past two
asa seaoav 81 ysf Bt sa %
Gen. fcgleY, Of Pennsylvania, Gov. Bmytl, OF
Virginia, tho Hon. l.. Il. Gunckel, Of Oho and
Ds. Wacott, OF Wieco1sin. Gc1s. Dut1or wna elect
cd President Of tho Board, Gcn. Martindalo aud
Gov. 8taytl tico-Prosidents, aud atr. Gunckel
Secretary. Tho quarterly reports OF tho soveral
brAnchea were examined and conaidotcd, and tho
necessary appropriations mado for tho 1nan-
tonance Of tic Homes during the prese1t quar-
ter. Committees wcro appointed to yis,: tho
Hampton, and audit the accounts.
TIE INCREASED TAX.
The 1ntornnl-1loycnuo Office ruiea that, when
acistcrn contains spirits produced boforo and
afoE midnight Of tho ID inst, tho burd.n of tho
proof rests on the distiller 10 show tho precso
quantity distilled OIL tho ID. Unless satisfactory
evidonco bo given to the Collector Of tho guam
tity 30 produced, tho wholo contenta must be
stamped ut 90 contc, and tho dstller left to Ills
claim for rcfundor.
The secrolaEy OF tho Treasury will Issue oall
this week for $50 900 900 of bonds on account Of
Interest on the calod bonds will ceaso at tho end
of ninety dAyB, but 1t iB underHkopd fiat hontp
, 1875-03-08
Civi1.Service Reform to Be
Abandoned.
Spcculations Regarding tho Next
Speakership.>
Some Statistics of tho Introduction Of
House Bills.
The President Determined tC
Stop Blnclk-Hllls Explor.
ntiOn.
CABINET RuMCRS.

IA6lNe HuMQRS.
At WARRINGTON.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago 7rfbuns.
WAsuinoTos. DC, March 7.-Ile timo for
Cabinet rnmozs has como again.. Tho story now
is that Fish is to resign. Tho basis Of the story
ia thiss Mrs. Fish and her daughter loavo aoon
for England. Lii. Fish has agreod to tako
schenck's London house IN July or Auguat.
These two faots arc established on undoubtcd
authority. Out Of them ia constructed tho
theory that Mr. Fish Is 10 become Minister ut
tho Court Of ct. Jamos. and Echeuck, rerbaps,
to bo Gpvnrnor Of OHIO,
At SPRINGFIELD, I'LL.
5pettdl nspatch "a The Chttaoo tribune.
Brn1SaRrELp, Ill.,, March Tt Inns leaked out
through seni-offlcia1 SOURCES horo, and from ad-
vices OF an authentic characsor from Washing
ton, that Attorney General Williams ia, In d few
dnys, to be nominated to Russia as Minister, aud
that tho Hon. Matt Carpenter, Of Wisconsin,
Ia then to bo nominated rs Attornoy-G Gonoral
, 1875-03-08
NOTES AND NEWS,

l
Gpettaf Qhpateh to The CHICAGO Tribune,
| WASHINGTON. D. G., March 7.-Tho refusal Of
| tho aonato Republican ca,lcus to consider tho
resolution which provided for the recognition OF
Kellogg IL iikoly to defeat whatever chances
! Pinclback had for admission. Had tho Kellogg
roaolution been adopted, 1t aeomod possible that
es7orai votes would havo boon given Plnchback
! which will doubtless now DO refused. Thu
| strongest teason urged egaiuEt considering tho
| Kellogg resolution was TINT such action would
| parthko too much Of legislative character for
IN executive session.
THE NETT BrEAKEn.
Tho 8outhern aud Western Democrats, bo-
foro adjournment, held several tnforma. cauousca
relative to tho spcakcrship Of tho next House.
There was manifested desire for
unity. Tho roault Of this caucnsing Ii, tnat, Of
the candidascs mentioned. tho contest ls between
Bam Randall, Of Pennsylvania. mud Kerr. Of In
diana. Fernando Wood and Sunaot Coz soem
ruled out-sho former on account Of hts record,
tho latter because ho IL too funny. some OF tho
Southern members insisted that it would bs we'll
to voto TOT Fernando because 1o could entertain
like Prince. Some Wcsto1n Democrats replied
that that waa the very rnason they did not want
him. 1sandall's gsoAteat difficulty will be his
htgh-tariT viowA,
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NATTER.
Tho Stato Department reports TINT tho Kol-
togg bill for tho reorganization Of tho Treasury
La part OF tho Buudry Civil enrolled bill on file.
Kollog8s aulcndmcnt wAs not part Of tho
Bnndry Civil bill whom signed by tho President.
1t WAS approved BY both Housas but tho enroll
ment had boen separately made, and become
detached. Whom Tho President signed it, It Is
believed that In tho tremendous hasto Of tho
closinB hours. many slips Of thls kind xcro
mado. Several lavyora oxo.oss crayo .nnreh.n.
e'ons snss sefS BOTTOMS ertots' not frauds,
iaay nave ooen committed ~ tAo hnsEy lcgts-
lation.
THE BLACK HILLS.
rbe p,cs,aont viii I, Inv oi,a,a,,, ,.u,,n ...,...
ordars - n.asas+ a.. H. .oSuo ssl'ngons
ofaefs 70 Prevent LUG ne" Black Ellis expedition
from entering that country. There is much dis
sasis faction that previous orders hare boon dis
vv.,,v,,-,s,n,,- -
eNohAss'9sAh , flAck'HuS7sas.
1neIe never h@vo heen 40 many applications
dlana - Tynor and orth-h.ye already TO-
celyed plscsa, shsat,. of Al.b,m, ID lipotv h
- .., o1s, .s,.' =, "1@4"t 10 ''Aos9 ~
~ I"a@. eL n1.s nuai1us ot t1e 1leasary 10 place
fra[n uaReX, XII. oaso G - NanseE colored member
~ ~ Tntor.1 nsn. nsS poSo nppolntoa Goileet-
1.ar ta ~, 3esa @ ps9notea Irom tho scnase oham-
'03 ~ 'uo eoss"oa.ee a. YlcKtoarg.
THAN. o!Su(asnsicR'
rn1ns LII, 'nat tae
h. n IN sa ~ nut ou eolotcoo. Ihls VII!
fha p-s.tSe,.a'a WIN tne Poley OF
s'ae5ss il Te 10 Stated t5ss he s should con. soa.
prstton Tor ia a,n'a " H. mag .!n - dappto-
tomm'a.ion a. saa ~ supp1ss pal .. tae GaS!.sosy'oo
tonrrass H. ~ ~ aa inaca4'on o1 the dealre q
~'"s'''' 'oAt sao syhtom snonla DO Abolished.
Of ra.sa /. s1E9n fs 1T ia n1atd1oa. q
nE1t AHs - 40 nAu: VI! so-motroH entos the
, 1875-03-08

~ wss possible 70 60 throush lifa without once
more serious is Of lfe would bs avoided put a,ncu
- u ,die to hope for 20 happy exemption, in well
10 rene emer That Dr. 1afnss Exptctosant eure
cara'!vs lot coughs and cnds asthma aud bronchitis
, 1875-03-08

new YoRx. March Tho Tribune Washing.
ton correspondent sends alenathy Interview with
Senator johnson, who said:
ean g'ye no plsdae ot my future cour.s: eaaaot
msseH In advance to no theory OF Isafay policy, !
Ase nsser done 80 in tho past md do not ntenI IL
sppear. Il ny Judgment, Ieat Tor the country caring
not Whetler Il IL Democratic measure or whoher Il
sef posion ~hs1a @a. to hpa nsvet pass
naFty msasaEe, or oppose thiug At p&sty's dica-
ton. plaza ths country above party,
Ms. Johnson could not eay whether hs would
participate In tbs debate on the piuchback roso-
luton.
ADMInADLE SENTIMENTS.
Icing asked II he would not. In hia now posi-
ton, have opportunity to pay OF soma old
scorca, aud II ho did not hAvo mass Of facts
said, @'' A''
Whatever I may hays do not ray, Init shalt uae
hotlng. Ysefvloa IN tho 5snato Will not 10 per
1he country has now nothing 10 10 Win ny Inruonsi
.naters sud With what has paused. lavo no enemtv
1neat and hare forgotten ths III -tsoaont of inuvld-
lala can perform tho dntea thst ars now tefore
ne nod clearly ~ SEQ thstn It this
may seek 10 ntsa3u. '''
:, Mr. johnson occupies tho same boat in tho
benato from which, When formerly Hepator. he
maoe hls famous Yankeo- Doodle spooch.
PRIVATE BILLS AND CLAIMS.
sTEAnY 1HoARAsx or TuJs CLABa or AprLIcA-
TONS pEFoAE coN0Rras-aTATIs11cs or oLliua
AND AEL1ET DI1.IA.
Dtspaeeh to ka& .ss,s FORK Tt1tun4,
WASHINGTON, March 0.-The constant increase
OF the numbor Of bItla introduced into Congress
Indicates mora ocarly than anything olss tho
noceassty Of dovslng somo msaAs for tha dls.
Nfn .f f,kirh - IN
, 1875-03-08
Col0red Silks.

Line OF rich Lyons Gros Grains. choice
ahedea. regular 50 quality. marked down
to 81,
Line of Lyons Gros Grains, good SHADES,
50 quality. now sl.6O.
Assorted lot Col'd Silks, former 50, s1,7b
Mu S1.oo quality, reduced 10 81, paase shades.
Line OF Dark Fancy Btripe Silks reduced
to rs cts.
Limo of desirable Fancy Silks reduced
to 81.
, 1875-03-08
WASHIM GT0M,

Ru1aors or Several Changes
In tlac Cabinet.
Pinohback's Chances Still on
tho Wane.
The Complexion Of the Senate Stand
Ing Committees.
Andrew johnson Has No Personal
Scores to Settle.
Ctvil-service Reform to Be
Abandoned.
Spcculations Regarding tho Next
Speakership.>
Some Statistics Of tho Introduction Of
House Bills.
The President Determined to
Stop Blnclt-Hl1ls Exp1or.
ntion.
, 1875-03-08

Inansand discounts
OfefdrAfts,......,,,
u. s.. Bonda tn 80.
euro circulation. .
Otbef atoaks, hanJst
=. and rItoztE4Fas....
uus from apprnrsd ;
.Hcearrs agents.!
Duo fFou, Gtisr Ms
ttnaal Isauks......
Due from ktAt4
banks sad Hank.
, 1875-03-08

Furniture and si1.
.lufe1........,...., ...,
Current oitMrsse
and tA1ss paid 80.
u. y. Internal I{sy.
..onae StaMps,....,
l. Z eh hAnE4s {u1
.HloaFtuk.ifou ,S
Hills al othrF ri.
tl0nal HAnka,,,,
Fractional oursrnrY
. Gncludlng Z nickels)
Northumberland.
KGiemI.'Ii., fund
Nth q. y. Treas.
It0f...,,.,,,.s%,s.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02
Temperance GoinmIl.

Edited under tue auspices II Minnehaha Lodge
10. G. I. Address, "Editng Committee,
Glass Box CO. Marietta. e4@ nn
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02
GRATIFYING.

The last session of the Parliament
of Canada authorized the appoint,
ment by the Secretary of State of
commission to visit such of the Uni
ted Estates as have, or have had,
prohibitory liquor laws, and to make
enquiry as to the success of such
laws. The Rev. j. w. Manning, a
prohibitionist, aud F. Davis, Esq,
anti -prohibitionist, were selected as
the commissioners. We take the
following extract from their report
"Open drinking even in the large
cities is not respectable, and bars
must be looked for in rather out of
the way places, and in several in
stances were found below the ground
floor. In one of those instances the
proprietor (keeper of first class
hote) had two or three cases of vic
lation pending against him, which
he had carried to the Superior Court
and the bar>keeper in another large
hotel said: There we're then put
ting the law through, and he ex-
pected every day they would be
down on him and shut him up
Your commissioners visited the
notorious street in New Bedford a
street formerly very notorious for
runketmess-asfi Go rS'd ~
by the Deputy MarsaalSSf that city.
They went through it in his compa-
ny at 10 o'clock at night, and did not
see single person on the street,
nor hear human voice in passing
through it.
Your commissioners were present
at the gathering and review of the
Maine State Militia, when over nine
thousand people were present; also
at the gathering of the Massachu
sets Militia. They were.also pres
ent at Mystic Park, near Boston,
where large concouree of people
(variously estimated from twenty
FIVE thousand) had assembled to wit
ness very exciting trotting match
they were also present on other oc-
casions where crowds Of people had
assembled, and bearing their mission
constantly in mind, and closely OBJ
serving the condition of the people
at all times, they have to report that
during their extended tour, from
first to last, they did not observe ten
drunken men.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02
A GREAr temperance conferel

A GREAT temperance conference
was held in Manchester England,
Nov. oath. About one thousand
ministers participated, among whom
were clergymen of the Church of
England and Roman Catholic priests
but the majority were Non-conform-
lists. Resolutions were adopted de-
claring intempe.ance to be the greats
est hindrance to the growth of
Christianity in Great Britain; urg-
ing the formation of Bands of Hope
in Sunday schools recommending
April 10Th as day of prayer for
temperance, and recommending that
a petition be semitic -Pafliament
urging stricter legHation n regard
to The liquor traffic. A letter was
read from the Bishop of Manchester,
who declared that he shortly intend
ed to hold a synod on temperance OF
his entire clergy. We are pleased
to note also that convention of five
hundred ministers recently assem-
bled at Pittsburg, Penn, and de-
clared unanimously for prohibition.
The time has passed when a minister
may lay aside the duties Of citizens
aud voter. Right is right wherever
found>and it is the duty Of every
christian to maintain it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02
rEmPpRANcE L1rERA1URR

The National Temperance Socie-
ty and Publication House has just
celebrated its tenth anniversary
During the ten years Of its existence
the society has printed $3.50, 800
pages of books, tracts, &C., and cir
culatvd them broadcast over the
land at less than cost and often
gratuitously. The publications OF
this society, from one page tract to
bound volume OF 500 pages, cover
every phase OF the temperance ques-
ton and are written by the ablest
authors. Receipts from the publ
cation apartment Cor the year just
closed were 100000, donations
1894 SO, making total for the
year So, 243.33. The National
Temperance Advocate and Youths
Temperance Banner are published
at exceedingly low rates and are
ably edited. The last named paper
has reached a monthly circulation of
100000 copies.
The National Temperapee Saeiety
is to the temperance cause what the
American Bible Society is to the
Church aud we hope the day is not
far distant when temperance men
and women will give it the support
its Importance demands. Instead of
fifly-two thousand dollars its receipts
should be one million annually.
Send to j. N. Stearns, 5S Reade
ST., N. Y, for catalogue.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

Dr. Sharps Specific cares Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint Constipation, Vomiting OF Food.
Soar Stomach. Water Brasil, Heartburn. Low
Spirits. &c In thirty five years never falling
- cure the most obstinate cases Sold bv
druggists generally. Wa. RooT. Agent to-
Marietta. ia Depot. las Eighth ST. \, Y
CIRCULAR mailed on application.
may2S-74-1Y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

One hundred and twenty indict-
ments have been found against liquor
dealers in Raleigh, n. c., for VIOLA
tiog the liquor laws.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

Alenbol is the diving of those
who sell it. ard the death. of those
who use It.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02
r. .. McCutcheon
(Eastside of Square, Near the Court House
DEALER IN
GOODS,
an.1.1S75-1y.

Factory Yarns, Notions, Boots
and Shoes, Bacon, Lard, Choice
Canvassed Hams, Syrup, Molasses,
Flour, Meal, Corn, Grits, Rice,
Mackerel, Coffee, A. B. and c. SUI
gar, Crushed and Cut Loaf Sugars,
GRADUATED, Demerara and Brown
Sugars, Crockery, Glassware, Cut
Iery, Pepper, Spices, Nutmeg, Soda,
Candles, Axle Grease, Kerosene
Oil, Cigars and Tobacco, Wood and
Tin Ware, Lamps and Chimneys,
Soap, Starch, Matches, Snuff, Sul>
phur, Copperas, Salt, Indigo and
Nader, Powder, Shot and Caps,
Oysters, Sardioss, and Crackers,
Nails, Hoes, ~ Hames ard,
Traces, Chairs, Bed>steads. Trunks,
Brooms, Plow Lines, Half Bushel
Measures, Kegs, Well Buckets,
Water Buckets, &C., &c.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

Half h. accieert- IN life might
b. lisia'ed. ii ~hiskey Wa avoid
ed
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

Vinegar Bit,eIs contain more al
cobol than lager beer.