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New-York tribune., 1875-07-24
CURREET DISCUSSION.
DFTANO WAITING FOR 4 WIIrEWA ASKING.
Eis1r me fL feaIo T,thuse.

EIs1f ~
Gen. Clinton B. Fisk, the Chairman OF the
Beard ~ Indian Commi,,ion,ls, tod NEW -toHk
TgI,rNr reporter i Delano cent N ts resiglfi"n .st
Dcgeiupcr, but had NliIaNn II i"cire he Nl7.rl &c
al eyed irre.iiiies thoroughly investigated before hr
retired Really this strange No one has noticed any
faulc desir, he pari ef Mr. Delauo o have iiu-r
or ni- Department investigated We do not rene Der
that ne has publicly eXprt --'d any sich wish ~ H'
cheri hes il. let the laudahe longing oc m.. g,It,.s
The only CONDITION should hc NAT tao nvestsatils Y
conint.ce -luud not be- selected y Dci.lo li0m ne
lan0'- pals Then ihc trial nigt hrc"nr fa', '.' "
ltrre lnd The country would bear W. n"biy nndei a
takes line II al TIE ehirsrs age y" ne lh' 'i
Hr Deano il 10 stay ~ "lre iiii they are he iiS ia Z"
his cracked cnaraccf. What Cen Flea thht4 '"'
the stability Of tLn Secretary " c-igiiii"i r'h W IL
ties ia thr anterior Dcp'.tnent nave pe'h ca'u ~ 'o @
wan cf a man loot solid business capae..y at iss
hcia." Jnst one - tc component parts OF GOO"
l0lId aus iieSs caparity' is honesty
DEMOCRATlC CONFIDENCE ~ OHIO
F5o1a T1c Cleroiapd P'ali Heaier
Al, ha. a candid admission has been forced
an quoted of late pv Republican newspaler' I'm
si,eang uf ONO matters II fays; II ~ usec'a 'o dt
,a- og d'nr f ,ler n leefio fr NV il rrt
The Democrats OniD while 0f tnein may dis-
vofe IN. tic,c Me- know tlJ ior years the ..epun-
Leans lave been uukern- % ne currency question: aid
payment There is lfous DANCER cf Amen, e!ectin'
sals TIE TR,BrNE. Why Mr. Tribune thcie ~ an 1880
tlc miners the iihcrer7 dad tte public general i Hh'"
The st ring ,ui lnh hie nom sty o t" good oid siinef
wou', reach JJOoO Democrats now kno" i,' ln' l.,
pubiicdus cannot solve tie ii.an al problem Det-E
tIley had years work 10 ont. and cannnt unhr
any crchln-tancos. aiiiiate Win tHcin. Ihe AlD-
crai Germans want. do Dcmocfafs, re-
,v steady ana .r,.iuu al,..uces n the Republicans
count On much German dstfrilOn IN the state ily 'ie
certainly without nope. perhaps ~ iev oi "a" irs'
clii, sam arr lill be- scratched boz ot hir temper
ance p,., ier 0us. 1nE TuBrNs ~ right n a-siiiii z
tait ID consider bic hody ~ hepdnictns-' uHHffuiu-
cis Or uOl-wlii vote Tor len. IAcy are Aciiy 7t"
and Tired tine financial policy % flc present aiihiS-
IUr.f .ffE la 81 II|
lcucv and wifi nos vote lyr Hayes iud Ais parry VINO
nave inolscd hc and u,iiciou- siltesitlrIp OK
Grant and al -t alton. who's" A-ilt-' p"'A
ms brought about hc great stagnaton of Du-Ic-- ahd
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fsaGi Notices.

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-In the
~ natter ~ the petition &C. MARGARET TyGf.Ts for
apro.nrmes trustee nder N" viii 81 George inziiy
iioy satr viii be- brought % evidsncs
s5 rs 'r T' ~ y % Once No - Sssaa street Sc eJ.
on lie l. IA dsy Of september revt at IL O'Clock a
OLIVER J WELLS, Referee
JANIS n. Fisk. Attorney for l,ctitioner,
iva lawow- 93 and 80 Nassai.st Ne'F-f.T eIty.
.-FNyYORK SUPREME COURT, Citv and
- Cnnnfv % New. Ynra.--JOSEPHINE EUDEAU art
n oT-f ifJE r. ieseucanf Yor ere hereby simnonsd
aud rrar 10 w scr complaint Ais acto viAeh wtl
he Office 0 tie tl'r< n the 'purN of S"w YORK.
md IN ro A COW u v1rr answer complaint
s lrr "a his oaor l10 lalway. New ors, within
after lie service 81 is SUMMONS IN }o fkslNe
of such service al 81 AL "a answer 5ie .a
apply Court Tire relied demanded IN me complaints
D'''' '"''' A. 'HETDTNRrrcH Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint IN Tie yeelirlod action @as any h.a m
the office II e k Of The county o New lorA o Tue Ila
Iei. ias5as =. HEYDFNRrIcIl, Plaintiffs Atsorney.
GTPREME C0CRr-CTTY AND COUNTY
: or \ NEW.YDRK SAM IsT PHILIPS, parrm against
CLARA q DONDGitCA individually aid a. aier nadsr
the asi VIII testament ~ CAR drne 0N'ill leceas'i
Marv stella O'Nei. ann o'Nel Cata'ne tr1nees
q SELL. trancis o'Nen. hnn ODnnogiur ail JoAn 4.
O'nououo ufvai'Y and executIfx t executor under
the last S'ii ani ,es,,n'n, %, hi'aei ~ ~ a. 80
tfsroment of Cafha7ne ONil dteras'si John n
aular . M William D. Bowie j. Newton Kline Defcndants.-
Amcn. Summons Relief Com. not ssrye 70 me Do
ne ~ "a Ia an t,nnfv ~ ryg.Y ors "a the Coart
complaint the subscriber a. ais oic, Nunner 20
WI n r,vsffy vs lfer me service yon
excl of te 81 surE service lac yo al % ans wsr
tlD a COMPLAINT hin fae aforesaid hD plain M mia
action viii apply Corrr i"r the renef fsandsr IN the
conn alnt ABNER G. rHpAi-ts, planaa' Ati"rnsy
Ihe amended complaint in he above entitled acfion vas
he oroe NJ the clerk y lie city ami county Of New
Jyl7 law,,ws
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Gin .ieaI CstGte 5-or Sale.

COORDINATION.
y HTLL's PAUF-ST COOKING AND IAL NDRN
SGEs heat tho above economical durable var
ltLt,al HULL, GkIPPEN " Co.,
3i.-ave. al0ye -3d II, Nov ork.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for stock
Farm t-tIy brown stone. i.h -''op h3 3seinrh' ana
-cri,ar HOT Ne'.-l Dg, sDer Ot botIe al;,
arl bloc, steamboat landing - minutes RON Town
town. nri,lui French lnd cIml winters rom
cellar Plumbing oyer no clcll lnl-e
first ,as- every respect. Inquire ot " ALLIAM BARKER
l13 Broadway. y. T.. room }.
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90 hJhom it man Concern.

Any PARTY having private or responsible
y hu-u.ss attended his country or nhNpt ny Del
.r, ann~r-1n can near 0f reliable ly di's1inB
M WEIIINO Tribune Office. RET rrners nnq ish"nao'e.
xyTATTER G.. WHITE went from Newly ork
w eerlau- about Albany Columbia, fexi about - W
ana ara i I1a. abodt s6 or 1871 Valuable iniofiaaon
viii be furn shed w hrrs on ~ leai ON 10 ,r
""' w j. H. suAPAKD, Columbia, TeAaa
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miscellaneous

TENT TO LET OR FOR sALE.-An OBJ
long TENT, 40 by - suLlbc for camp -nsetiugs 90
Address TENT Tribune olc', Box 10 NeN.hork.
ENANTED-A good SCHOONER or BRIG,
w 400 burden. not draw mors
than II feet loaed. talarc OF WILLIAM BAKAEh, l1s
Broadway, ~ y, kinn >,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

rises .-. 7-3 rises 1887
HsH 30 rHIs DAY-A.
Sandy Hook II Hell Ferry. l16
alsH NAfLK tHs Day.
Sandy Hook. 0no Cows Island 03O Hell y. fcrry 2lJ
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Mfu gcrarn ReaI Gstatc tor Sale.

A Nicelv-Iocated FARM of 46l, acres ar
Hawthorn, y. Erie Ran way one hour rom city com
imitation 4t- DuihLrg hetilhy aId 10
mosquitoes 81 900 Nli ~ nnw Tor 100 only
81 900 cash required. - " hDN Attl,'' - i-h'''
HOME IN THE COUNTRY.-CENTRAL
a New-Jerscv Laud and Improvement Com,any nave
rss : ot. uy Tor sale. AZ al POINTS on r
Inc oi ,li- trnra Railroad Apply 10 A. d.
IOPr o. Eis$TON MAlt-H, Il3 llOfftY-st.
IMPROVED PROPERTY il Elizabeth. y. j..
4 worth G. coo n,runhranc, $50 TO EXCHANGE lor A
Delaware ~, Yh stHrk ciop, se.; must De IA ahiui
location. Address FAEMEi, iunGue once.
E0R SALE or EXCH ASGE-EOr store prop
Z .rrv plo LOTS IN Jersey city; value, fI0,UOj
JAM - BROWSING 81 frosiVay.
L'OR SALE-At Englewood, y. j., or Will
z FXeH ANGF on cash basis al or any prt Of 7-cLtO
worth ~ Improved REAL E-I tTf, beaudy located, Tor
ST luus A tn az itlre liaue p. r. Prefer Il sfoch
JOHN BAILEY, % Wall entrance Nassau az
NOR SALE-Soj OOO.-A fine COUNTRY
STAT IN SpringfeH. y. ~ miles from the city. on the
ue pOsevaTi tlroLgh orange, comprising = ~ res WIN
large onne nnus 0nfDulng &c. IN -oOd order arlnDng
sr,.u with mil Tic property ntfgcl n %
cnr. mis- offer apply before Aug. to tf ~ AiNNtR
an tle urnmi~es Ia JENN iN'rS B0OIuI-S Japanese
FaperSare. 5.2 PsaI ~, New i"rk CHy.
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Gin propertr Go fet.
Conntrn propertp % Get.

4 CHEAP HOU SE-Rsnt t0 sGit a good
~ schools, churches &c large ot Inc
view; high 1nd healthy site. Address HOMtSIEADEl-
IuAin. ice.
ITO LET-At MOntclair. FURNISHED COT.
4 TiGE, diigatfui} Gcstd shsae' by llree willows;
gaglcn a Eat use COW -irps Address .. H. - b""m
heA. y. .. 4.
ITO LFT-Cn jersey City Highta, in Bergen
ave, fine family MANSION, in superb orier, with Al
the amt done IN superior style largo
plot Il .UInd. OSgJOD beautifully lad oar, Win peny "
shade Stable. h9nSr hennery. con
yonn cars Schools and churches and in locality
the brst the Hgis. prCa $1,000 Pleas. adirss i0x
3s4 York Post Office. call NJ = GARA3kA%r, Real
Estate Agency in Bergen square, Jersey City HlghiA
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Gorses, Carriages, 6arHrss, &e.
A ONE Clarence. one Coupe. one Coupe
Y. Rackawav. one Extension Ton Phation one Park
Th,ef,n eur PONY Fha.fon I, Cart ana wagon
ett. In r.rig new by private family TO De secn AZ
NJ l.Y- lOs III and rs East Thirteenth e., near
kUnrth-aNe.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday July %, 1879.
Below viii be found the legal sales at the Exchange
ealesroom to-day:
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Ccun!rp Real Gstlte for 5aIs.

s
At CROTON. OF the Hudson River.-FOr
a SALE q veI1' "a sribe nlot n acres. with eWeae
,nt oogbG.n-s s'iabi tot e'i.iriAn 49,.
tE-lDI.,,t u al ilnniAhe -. ..I'' 'l' S'''' " W ~
p"e' III De '''' o" EDWhED .'; CLARKE Tribune onee.
4 CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED-To buy
= eoo acr-, Of Virginia an'. With god buildings
Aaua,a county. hue growth ~ lnn'i Nhr OAK i'A ra
- - ma The MIDST of tie coal basin o West rgiua r. col
having ern mnei on tll" p'eI'' IA a. ono 'in' %
ebh'd ~ ~" uinr.i~.e e.niiS ,r,. rS me I ia
manufacturing cor. on 1om the coal tite lhli-pn..1"
Prcs sJ Der acre, cash j. o. no e. 'Js' tl -.-o"
CENTENNIAL BUILDING LOTS for SALE.
tSlnns a,at ~ iser 6uaae front siahin squares
G. a4r.a % '"''' 10 '' l. T BRoGSHRB 500 aasS
TOR sALE-A COUNTRY SEAT Of 53 acres
1 beautiful VILLAGE OF Genevai il1atan eS..trnt
goou Dl.lag l line frn1t Aplj to ~LhIlt Il. 'AIl IL
Geaevn. NeW York.
r7oR SALE or EXCHANGE-A desirable
PROPERTY orange county, consisting OF orisl ,il
si.r SHf r do - csrs Vi cxceet and pl-nsy
b%ainss. aa @o PSErh Bliss 3s5 raGwsy cor
LOR SALE or TO RENT, in the Village of
Nyl., i",a!anf cunt y N iA ,ss y. i a. en- az
'sa sa nj lol,l ain and river euery l0 inmates walk
tnrv ins each iag suitanie for q summer boarding
or 4 -choo N be- sod ry ow 20 an early purchaser
oH - "iin' VI ''''" ~ D. D. '9LMARFsT
EOR sALE.--A fire mountain FARM Of some
agc aud large ~ coce frut cider n.i with ,yo
toue tobacco Sneris td other ont
buidugn anDle The scenery me aia the vi"w mag
uiucenf streams IN the ycinily
The miles fr1m tue ranoy snL o the New IA
ven and N1T Hampton Railroad. ai nlisen niles nm Hart
ford and rprinafrl For summer resienee u - unsar
u.r-. q, N ew I.ua mrthrr parcular address
ROBERT FORSYTH. Grlnbv. Conn.
DTDGFFIELD, CONN-FOr SALE at one
Ia half vai.e II The desirable RESI- - IN
Fairfield Confy situate m the above named town with Twelve
acres atiashei thereto onry wen known The Or
Perry property recently that o Il. Juis0n hawlcy by
dwelling house. oWiuiiinfs. and snrfonningn
greatly enlarged aud cmb"ishe, also ilsi ot tour
- meadow aud land convenient thereto can
be fad 10 "a, srcd.
For terms a,ry 10 L. II BAILEY esq Ridgede to
present owners, the sayings Bank oi Danbury.
july 10.
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-Y0RK Friday, July 23, 1875.
There was a large attendance at Arch. john
soE- sale to-day although midsummer prices prevailed
g...., " a an, 20 tho r.st,lt.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and ho-e desiring purchase rent such property WI
find il to their interest advertise m TBE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper and, in addition to this advantage, The TRIBUNE
Will De found not only NewYork and AL IL cities and
VILLAGES but in every and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should ne a. brief as will
allow Of Ie advantages claimed being male clear to tie
render We would especially dwell the fact that the
subs, rbcrs for t three editions OF TIE TRIBUNE, Daily
sen-Yee1ly and Weekly. comprise individuals in every
business prof ssOn; consequently, advertisements in
each are read by all classes. TIE rRIBrNE dev)e. espe
c attention to reports OF sales Of real estate both IN
city and country tbss adding greatly 10 the value of IT,
columns a. advertising me'i'm. The charges Tor t'
yerfi.lng Real Estate are follows DAILY rRIBUNE 20
cont. er line for each inserticn WEEKLY TgmC;E 81
per line: -FH-W WEEKLY TRIBUNE. - cents per line
Abnut 10 words 0f wide columns AVERAGE a line
Terms. cash ia advance.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24

CIVIL NOTE,

log he taken Immediately 10 fe sherifs Office and
Committed Ludlow Jail in defanf Of 70 900 BAH
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0ountrp Real estate for Sale.
Real Gstaie 60 Grrhanse.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME at Sum~
~ mf y J. I3 and cuyos. toxtgs
Steam russe stable xaFten shade fiSe9s
mortgage 81 900: to exchange for Newark house j. d
CONDiCr i45 Broadway. -------
NOTNTRY RESIDENCE, free and clear, on
Erie Railroad = hGrs exchange for npFnver ~ en-
iTnnrovef civ uroIerry rutland y NHfrtSp.
EXCHAXGE.-Long Island FARM wanted N
A. exchange oflsr good property Please address MN
CHANT. y. Y. 2. Q. Bon B -6y.
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DEC1s1ONS-JULY 20.
Superior C0urt-Speciai TeIm-By Judge Sedgwck
Haze veil agt. Coursen-Case settled
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

OFFICIAL IlsANSFElsS cF REAL Lrlal
Nrw-YORR CITY
Arenst i25 70 Of stanton 81, - of T. Dsnk n 20,
elman (glardan ~ Caroline Dankeinan, part T. ~
san' h, Pr"peI VIZ, pclIagH U,'' '' = - 27,fJc
10 3 W5.s 0'' ''''' - .- ss OoC
scheack to nverz .-.-....-.. 25,0ot
Putnam -. ........... I05 ,00O
53st = liO It Of lst-sve. xi0o5. Eleanor, viia
r p smith, q Young Soh-nal
o',-,., p-,l n : 40 " '' ''a'e' 1oA1OO' 5000
l0isn.st n 5 go n " Of 2dave, 33.6xlc0l0 Al
Watkins tn g Colonel secure creditOIS Of Josias
aIfaans 80 Tfnes = $4,000
ave e Ill n Of fJrh st. 1893 n.
"a along all road IL vinds and turns ~
place oi begiRn.agi lt5tlIst u :. l20ft II AVenas
n q 2 mid lie hur Ofan old rosf
gl0u2 said rpaa 10 l+5th-sS Z " ~ H. . h 90
knggies II WaGson i parr 81
property. ) Kuggiea - q Rowe y part. 4,ooo
Avenue Nicholas q. .J5.J II OF l33dsi, Iox.-Oi
Eliza fayna 20 { kapailo; morris tsOov txes -oo
-oVO
2d ave. !. 70 ftn of 23tlist 1915 tn 2Jhstx
I,cEson to j. 4 il ! Burcheil ..-.'..-..- 10000
i I'M. Il ~ er esiiov1' ...-. $500
ips g ct e'I ~ + Snm,Tnef $4,000
Prpui-es beginning 0.lt 2SS Il e of Vow ave,
distant 32O1 from : cr OF New ave ana
-. 10 Ia center line ~ another road
3Oug aiid road 10 point 20 II ron the 80
cor NJ Newavr and liJth--f and and n e 20 b'fln-
ming; premises ginning 1t poigt 100 a Of Ave
&lclO a., auG distant - Z n OF ltJtIsf runs
10 Ia l46thsr Z f7.SN 80 to beginning b
Rove ald L Brown 20 ! Adsslss.'.. oOVu
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AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE.
By H. " Camp.
q lots on W 5Oth e. 800 II iOt az, each lot 25x 49,
Ilgs tn naxf Tull
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furniture.
PICKHARDP & CO., 21s West 37th-sr.,
"A. Furniture Manufacturer nd phoi>Ie-f fator and
,.tl- a furniture faefu
DARGAINS.-CARPET retaed at whole
- aie r-sas faf,inc- FOR labs Lecture inoms &es
,,r,fau than Families iinnl ri
ANDREW LETTER * Co. ~ Efosslway
~ e.. SELLEW,
OFFICE
and
LIBRARY FC RNIrrRF
No ln3 FL LTON-~r., New York.
Fine Cylinder Desks
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fousss aua farms tDanfeS.

XNANTED-A COUNTRY PLACE in New
W Jersey the neishborhooa OF HacSeneark o. Fss,s
wood from acres with modern honss IN uafe IN
vhich will De- given o~ated New YORK ity propery
sguitv 1000 JNO d. TAYLOR. 26rs East 6Ota Il, ~
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Aggregate votes offered lsome Of viii,

exclude a. lor tr baIlOH ticket -'t -
u-VOIrs FOR q. 4. HDifI GFR's TICKET.
/. G.. \. II nmrcr M. 36 West Sinrii--t., y. Y,
voted hi. own common stock -..--.-...-.---.
2. JOi Hooper. 40. 4i3 lenjIv-st.. y. T.. voted
bis own common stock OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n
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6. Oliver r. p Archer, 40. u West Fifty-sec-
Ond-st., y. 7 iFIO was paid March II. l~13,
10y : l.. VI. barlow 100000 Tor resliHng
from the Gould directipni, voted fli- own
:. Augustus R M.cdOuOugh. Secretary Eric
Railway Company, a. attorney, Foled iOr
Isaac Ltbrisilie ......---.- .---.--.---------.
<. Isohcft Hoorcr Srntn voted FOR III urTn of
Vim. Alexander Smith d Co., 40. 40 Wall
e.. =. ...--. .--...-.--- ------.-..---.-
9. JOhn POndir, No. ~ EXchangc-!liacc, y. y,
voted nis own common -tOca ...---..-..--.
10. Edward lii. 40. II Waisr-st, y. y. voted
A.o own pI.lerr0d stock. ................-......
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.EW-YORK STPREME COrRT, Citv and
,A.uEYnFNRrIcH, Plaintiffs Atsorney.

A HETDTN REICH Plaintiffs Attorney.
Tho cnuainf IN Tie ai0geeLirled action tY 1i.d
office II he ' OF the county o New orA o TIE lla
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-01-08
DOES FARMING PAY.

1t is a very common thing to hear
the expression, Earning don't
pay" This has has been the cry
ever since we can remember-how
much longer we cannot say-per-
haps ever since Adam was driven
from the garden Of Eden. And yet,
farming has made the world what it
/ is. 1t is indeed the chief corner
stone Of civilization.
1t is an evident fact that farming
docs not pay with very great mum.
Der of persons. 1t does not pay the
slothful and INDECENT, who let things
go loose at both ends. Neither
does It pay those who have failed in
every other undertaking, and adopt
farming with the idea that it requires
no application or knowledge to run
a farm for pleasure or profit. 1t is
great error to think that every
man can adopt farming, and become
successful farmer without pre-
vious training and knowledge. OBJ
servation and experience teach that
in order to become a successful
amer, there must be as much
thought, system and application, as
is required in any other profession
And it is only by close application
and thorough study Of its principles,
that we are to expect great success
in this field oflabor. The man who
expects to make farming pay, must
make his business profound study,
and he must avail himself Of all at
tainable information in reference to
it. He must profit by his own ex-
perience, and the experience of his
brother farmers must be made sub.
ordinate to his own use, il he ex-
poets to be successful. The farmer
must love his calling, and a have a
taste and adaptation to his business.
This is the case more particularly
with the farmer than with any other
calling.
Taking this view of the subject
we are led to believe that farming
not only does pay, but in the very
nature of things must pay, for "the
soil is the source from which we de-
rive all that constitutes wealth
without it we would have no agri-
culture, no manufactures, no COM
MERGE" And if these considera>
tions are applied with the same de-
gree of energy that is bestowed on
other pursuits, the yield Of pleasure
and profit will certainly equal that
Of any other vocation in life.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-01-08
KEEP TIE FARM AND HOME IL.

KEEP THE FARM AND HOME TlaY.
If you get amoment Of time spruce
upi put the gate on the hinges, put
little paint on the picket fence you
built last year trim up the daOr-
yard, make il se4y and inviting
DO not say you can find no time to
attend to these things. The fact is,
you have no right to be sloyeply.-
1t can do no good, but on the con-
tray IL will mar your peace, wound
your self>respect and impair your
credit. Then, by all means, spruce
up little, at odd times, and at even
times too, for that matter 1t will
make you feel vastly better, and
maybe tFItte proud of your pretty
homestead. Your wife and children
will be made happier for it, your
neighbors will be enriched, beauti>
fed and blessed by it. And your
farm will be worth more saoasy in
tie markes and OF greater value to
you at home, if you spruce a little
now and then. Now let every Cobb
county man begin with the "New
Year" and improve his property.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-01-08
GEORGIA NEWS

The Rome numerical says
that a boy from GORDON county, who
has never studied mathematics, has
been astonishing the natives by his
arithmetical feats. Just by mere
glance, he adds up long columns IF
figures without making single mis-
take.
Col. Jones. in revisiting Liber-
ty county, paid his, respects t. the
old Midway live oak. which still
rears its huge trunk and wide.
spreading boushs, sweeping almost
TO the earth, aud covering a quarter
of an acre. In girth, this magLifi-
cent tree measures about twenty
four feet, with d ame,er of eight
feet, and is still green and flourish
ing, loaded with acrons auds draped
in moss.
Mrs. Screven, of Mcintosh
county, Ga, is raising tea success
fully. She has over one thousand
tea plants.
The tax income from the rail-
Dads under the old law was about
IS, 700. Under the present law it
would exceed S150,00O, The rail
roads have united to contest the le,
gality of the law.
In Augusta on Monday young
man named Thomas p. Jones, about
twenty-three years of age, was seri-
ously stabbed with a pocket knife
by Harvey w. Shaw, generally
known as "Coot" Shaw. A Irevi>
GUS misunder landing and whisky
led to the difficulty.
Mr.. George C. Harris, youngest
son of the Hon. lverSon L. Harris,
Of MilIodgeviIle, saccidently shot
himself.
DIR. Frank o. Ticknor, Of CO.
lumbus, one Of the most gifted lyric
ba' ds, is dead.
Read what good farming will
accomplish: r. II. Hardaw's ff-
teen acre farm in Thomas county pro-
duced this year G bales of cotton,
$40 bushels of corn, II bushels of
oats, 80 bushels of rice, 5 banks of
sweet potatoes, tons of hay, kerr
shaws and pumpkins enough to fur
nish pies during the winter, and
sweet potato vine hay enough for his
cattle during the winter.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-01-08
CURRENT DOTS.

Blind jastice-A judge asleep.
SOCIAL ostracism is very unsociAl.
IT is better to be useful than rich.
A FAsrsmuSician-One who plays
too forte.
IT requires no particular skill to
make bIunder.
TIME will only hang up his scythe
when hesis no mower.
"THE Beautiful Blue Danube" is
a muddy, yellow fraud.
JONAH was a stranger among
whales, and they took him in.
Pluck and patience are a strong
firm in transacting the daily busi>
ness of life.
THE proper salutation when you
meet writing master is, GLOW do
you flourish 7"
No man with a strong arm has
any business to let girl shiver 60
ing home from prayer meeting at
night.
A county man asked to be excus-
ed from serving as a uror, the other
week, because ''his mother-in law
was sick"
A Virginia negro gets drunk on
kerosene, of which he will drink
half pint at a time.
"Oh, chaw me hair !" is what a
Chinaman says when he meets a
girl with it frizzled.
Colorado started college a few
weeks ago, and up to date its in
mates consist Of one woman, three
Indians, buffalo calf and Profess.
or Of BotanG.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-01-08
on last SATURDAY. a LADY, re

-ON last Saturday a lady reach
ed the railroad depot just as the
train on which she desired to depart
moved away. AS she stood gazing
at the train-her arms full of pack
ages and her ayes full sf ,ears-a
gentleman arrived at the depot on
a run, with . vallse in his hand, his
coat on his arm, and face streaming
with perspiration. He also was af-
ter the train, but alas was too late,
AS he looked anxiQusly after the
train. now moving swiftly away, he
sat down on his valise, wiped hi:
face, and very deliberately said
''D-n that train !" The lady
heard it, and smiling on him with
all her sweetness, her FACE lighted
up with a heavenly glow as she
whispered, "Thauk you, SIR"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-01-08

"A great many people wonder
how members of Congress grow rich
so rapidly on salary of $4,000 a
year. An incident occurred in the
House of Representatives the other
day which will throw some light on
the subject. Mr.. Beck introduced
a bill to punish members of the SEN
ate and House who engage as coun-
sci in suits against the Government.
1t was opposed by Gen. Butler, but
was passed. What Buffers interest
in such matters has been may be
Judged from the official record of the
Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia in the Farragut prize
cases. This shows that he profitted
to the extent of $S7,22l by the bill
for paying them. This stem solves
the mystery.