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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-05
LEx&NOEw aIEI-FormerIy ]. Davt

LEX&NDEH BAAA-FormerIy ]. David
~ son Hill q Co.-wEa.SH AND MExs.
CAR GEATES, SLAB S. Kite, and Agent
for the WilliamstoWn and Franklin Slate
QuaITies. The slate from these quarries are
the best A n1erican states which have yet been
sent to this market, and bear closer resem-
biance in color, strength and quality to he
Welsh slate than any that have heretofore
appeared. Prices from s. so TO $40 per sqtsre,
English count.
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LOUISVILLE, November 4. - River
stationary, with feet 10 inches in the canal
and feet 10 inches on the tails Weather Is
cool and cloudy. Arrived: Ashland, Cincin-
natl. Departed: Ashland, New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, November River 5
feet IL inches and rising slowly. Weather
cool. Arrived: James ID. Parker, Memphis;
Arlington, New orleans. Departed: Mary
Miller, Cairo.
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FOR LEASE.

CCUDDER FLACE-The "-cndoer Place,
- on tie new Raleigh road, three squares
east of the northern terminus OF the Man
street cars; d acres, IN high state of cultva-
ton: splendid young orchard (oearlngl goou
residence all necessary out-houses, stables,
etc splendid water, the best garden-spot IN
shelby county. VIII lease for five or ten years
70 a responsible party. Also, five 8cres, one
half mile east OF ab we, good house, water, etc.
/. ID. CpNAWAY,
Rental A gent. No. 10 Madison street.
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Al the request Of many ladies and the
public generally, Mr.. Meyers, of the Jefferson
Street OpeTahOuse, has consented TO have a
matinee with Baby M'DOnald, the world s
wonder child, at the Greenlaw Operahouse,
on Saturday afternoon, commencing at two
O'Clock. The whole company will also ap-
pear. Mr.. M'Donald, the wonderful cham
pIoa pedestal skate dancer of the werld, will
also appear in his extraordinary feats. The
performance will be equal 10 anything in that
line ever seen in this city, ana will bring out
a full house OF our best people.
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sOTICE N BANKRUPTCY

In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee-ln the mat
Ter OF RCotes q Co.,, OF Memphis, Bank
ruPts.-In BaD kIuptcy.
'tHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
Il appointment as assignee OF ROOtes &
Co., of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee
:. c. DEPA5S, Assignee.
Memphis October "a lS75 octIg
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QUENTFL & Sons are now receiving
weekly the celebrated Lindhaven Bay and
York liver oysters by the car load, and are
prepared to supply the public by the whole
sale and retail, at their great oyster house,
OpDOgIJe the Peabody hotel.
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Mechanics and Traders Bank has for
sale State, county and city scrips at low
est market rates, in sums TO suit tax.
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Mechanics and Traders Bank has for
sale State, courtyard city scrips at low
est market rates, i'm sums 10 suit tax
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NOTICE.

TrHE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
L appointment as assignee of Selden, HICKS
& Co, of Memphis, county OF Shelby, ana
state of TenneSs ee, within said district, who
have been adJudged bsnkrupts, on creditors
petition, by the United States District Court.
W. q. PATTESON, Assignee,
oct23 276 Front street.
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LAW REPOR rs.
Criminal Court-FIippin, Judge.

The following cases are set for trial to.
DAY so, Abe M'Donsld; al, f. p. Dunn; Az
s. Hoffman; 40, William ThuIston; 469, W
DeBerrv; 43I, william Robinson; al, H
BRrtee; 81, Edward Miller; ~, Billy Moore.
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sTEANBGATs.
FOR REV ORLEANS.
Regular Memphis and new OGIeau
Packer far the = eRNoa

Regular Memphis and new Orleans
Packet T8T she ~essoa
For Nicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans.
peprs2 n nns H Ghas sx y Jerk sszs
Leaves on her regular day, TUE29DAfI sth
ips'., al pm.
j. T. WASHINGTON, Agent
300 Front street.
A C.elk will be found on the levee at all
hours, ready to receive height for the Howard.
Regular Memphis snd New Orleans
Packet for the Year.
For Vicksburg, Natchez, New Orleans and
all Way and Bend Landings.
str. JEO. b. HAUDE,
j. T. Westmast Z. Outlaw TX - IA
Leaves every alternate TUESDAY, COM
mencing
Tuesday, October 18th.
Tuesday, November I'd.
Tuesday, November 18th.
Tuesday, Novembei 10th.
Tuesday, December l4th,
Tuesd ay, December 18th.
And on during th5 year.
For freight or passage apply to .r,.-.
The J n E. Bo MAUDE is the only boat that
will remain in the trade the entire year. Hav-
ing been thoroughly repaired and refur dlshed,
is now unsurpassed by any boat on the W. ST
ern waters as a frst.class pGsssDge packet.
Every attention will be paid to way and
plantation business. octZi
SPECIAL NOTICE.
For Wick sburg, Natchez, New Orleans,
and bag EandiBRs.-TheG Great
Str. Thompson Dean $3.50
W. B. Mile master Geo. Miltenberger-cleI
Having entered the trade as above, Will leave
Memphis rs follows:
Wednesday, October 9th.
Wednesday, November 10Th.
Wednesday, November oath.
Wednesday, December SJh.
Wednesday, December I'D.
Wednesday, January 5th.
Wednesday, Jan. 18th. Wednesday, Feb. %.
Wednesday, Feb. I6tl. Wednesday, March LIST.
And every alternate " ednesday thereafter
during the season. special attention given TO
all business intrusted to us.
r. NJ BRADFORD, I A,,o,+S
octl7 K. .LIGHTBURNE,l Asen'S
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BOUQUETS spd cut flowers at Craig's.
60 ro L.eddIn,s Businees COLLEGE.

COUNTY SCRIP, city scrip and State
warrants at the lowest rates, and in sums to
suit purchasers, for sale at the Manhattan
bank
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Go TO Mrs. Lsnier's, 207 Main street,
for late papers, magazines, etc.; also a fine
law library, Cheap.
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JUST received, fresh from the oyster.
Leds OF Norfolk, another car load OF Lind
haven Bay and York river oysters, by T.
hotel
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BILLIARDS down t. hard pan, sixty
cents per hour, at Converse's, 81 South Count
street.
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FayoTite Baltimore fresh oysters, five
dozen ia each can, fifty cents per can, at ].
EaIrell's, % Jefferson street.
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LOST.

II GATHER VALISE-Y Fellow color. Charges
Il paid by leaving same at mansford's book
store, corner Monroe and Second cts. nOV0
DONY-A dsTk-brown pony, white spot in
Tor return 10 36l LINDEN ST.
TOLD EAR-RING-With hair setting; lost
III on SUNDAY night. A suitable reward Will
be paid for its return TO
nov3 W. A. GOODMAN, Al Madison st.
nOG-A brindle Bulldog, with white neck;
IL had fish-line around bis neck. A nber-
al reward will be paid for his return TO the en-
gineer al the Elevator.
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QUENTEL & Sons have iuet received
another car load of the celebrated Lindhsven
Bay and York river oysters, at their oyster
house, opposite the Peabody hotel. Judges
of the biyaIve are requested to call and test
for themselves
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PARTIES paying taxes will do well to
purchase their State, county and city scrlps
q the Manhattan bank, where they will be
accommodated in sums to suit, and at lowest
r.aTA
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MISSISSIPPI & TENNESSEE R.R.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

NN AND AFTER SUNDAY, OgLJEEE
~ 81, 1876, trsins will run a. follows.
LEAvs. Arrive
New Orleans Mail, daily 80 pm. 20 pan
Express Train, daily except
Sunday go p .l- ID sTn
Freight and Accommodate.
daily Except sunday ..- D. 80 "a l.. 2 d. pm
Close connections made al Grenada wi..
trains North and south for all points.
For further information apply g. Tics.
Office, No ~ Main street. and at depot
NJ. BURKE, Superintendent
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent. UCt#.
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STRAYEn.

CORREL HOR5E-FrOm fernando, Miss, on
y Frid AZ night, october SJt. q light soIrel
horse, with ssddle-uaHEkls on lack, white spot
in forehead, fiax ma1BNnd tail. A LIBERAL re-
ward will be paid for his RtuT' 10 Armsteso
Thompson, fernando, or 10 Brackets stsble,
Memphis. noNo
II OKSE-From c. e. White, Buntyn Sta
III ton, lay pony 1871 hands high, marked
on LETT hip r. H.; $40 reward Tor information
given al Porter laylor & Co IS now
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ADDITfONAA gsIVK8 REPORTS

THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246
Second street HANSON Il WALKER.
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Headquarters for Toilet Articles
Imported Extracts.
Fine Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Toilet Soaps,
Face Powders,
Hair Oils,
COsmetique, Etc
w. III. SEABR0Ok d co.

VINCENT ROTTO'S sslOln and oyster
depot, No. 1874, corner of Washington and
FT MT streets Norfolk shell oysters received
daily by express. Families supplied by the
barrel or can. Choice imported wines, liquors
and cigars constantly ON hand.
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Personal.

Holm ZIMMERMAN q CO.,
81 HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
Granting, Cacimining, and Paper Hanging,
No. 24Sx second street Memphis, Tenn.i
Frescoe Painting realty done.
TARGREASE-Mine Anti-Heating
Car Grease, for general use; also, superior
article Of cotton truck and wagon axle-grease:
packages from frklns 10 barrels. warrant al
my grease to give s6tlsfacsion.
s. CREAGHEAD, S6I Main ST., Memphis.
IAR.ALFRED VOORHIE S makes speciality
OF treating Eye and Ear Diseases. ONCE,
SO Poplar street oct5
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nE.ANTATION-Eigh miles from Mem
phis: rents lOr $40 net per annumi and
first- cl A. suburban residence, in exchange ioT
Improved residence property in city. Apply
10 JAS. =. CAhPENTER & CO.,
sspIe 49, Msdiacn street.
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Down Goes the Price.

ATTEND Robertson's Business COLES
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
TO EXCHANGE.

IAWELLING-FIue SUBURBAN Dwelling
] House for sale or rent. Apply al No. 81
Main ~ rect, ho[@
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After this the gentleman drew up and pre-
sented TO MesSrs. CoOk Il Heath, and r 4ndie,
Heath II LaveTmoIe, theffollowing inOorse
ment, which is tull and sufficiently explana-
tory TO be appreciated by every reader. r. is
needless to say that an Endorsement OF this
character will secure that attention and con-
fer the influence which the intelligence,
whose names are attached should command
here and elsewhere.
We, the undersigned having been Invited
By the propTietoIs Ot the Cnickasaw iron
works TO be present at test, at their works, 81
full-size cell, combining the various meth.
DDS OF constr uetion under letters patent
issued 10 Cook & Heath, bearing date August
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A Clerk will be found on the levee at all
hours, ready 10 receive iIeignt for the Howard.
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EPI& 001TL @,

Is the best known remedy fOJ EuiZ o5ic Tow
i in use. For sale ST 3Ol Second street bv
OcZ9 Z. NANBstBE I'm,
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FOB RENT.

LTOkE-And three rooms, a. IS Main treet.
u Apply 10 Isaac Isascs, 81 Jefferson street.
HOUSING. so Orleans street Apply at
n SO ADAMS ST.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
D. F. MeClatchY.

Among Marietta's most prosperous
merchants, there is none that has
been more successful in a limited
time than Mr.. d. F. McClatchy.-
lie commenced business on Q very
small capital, so small that it would
have discouraged most men from
embarking against such vast odds,
but undaunted, he opened neat
store on the west side of the square,
and invested his capital in groceries,
confecIioneries, fruits, fresh fish,
oysters, &c, advertised literally,
and he soon built up trade of sur>
prising magnitude all by selling
the best articles for small profits,
managing to keep his money con>
stantly turning over in quick sales.
To day he has fine run of trede, as
we'll as & splendid stock of choice,
cheap goods, and is doing res
munsrativ4 business any man might
feel proud of. This shows what en-
ergy, pluck and skill, coupled with
courtesy, efficiency, liberality and
Intelligence, can do when properly
exercised, as has characterized Mr.
McCIatchy in conducting his BUSH
ness. He didn't bIindly bury his
talents, but wisely put them out to
usury in the shape of printers ink,
and to>day he acknowledges that it
has paid him we'll in increased pat
ronage. Call and see him,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
The Great Anti. Periodic.

The certainty and promptitude with which
IIostetters Stomach Bitters conquer the most
obstinate cases Of malarial disease, aud the com
plete protection which they afford the system
against the miasmatic poison which impregnates
the air of low lying, marshy localities, stamp
them as the foremost Of Am arican antiperodca
Wherever on this continent fever aud ague is
a regular visitant-iu the bottom lands of the
South, the new clearings and mining districts
OF the West, and in all localities in the Eastern
aud Middle States where malaria prevails, the
BiiIers ara recognized the ony true specific
for the disease, and its most reliable preventive
They are, moreover, a safe, and agreeable rs
well as q certain remedy aud ON this account
are immpasurably superior to the preparations
Of quiniue. arsenic bismuth and other mineral
poisons mistakenly administered as curatiYes
for maladies caused by miasma, and which il
persisted in work irreparable injury to the con-
slitutiOn.
Unfortunately, fever aud ague, and the other
febre complaints generated by miasm4, are
not the only evil which result from L. 4 great
variety of disorders suprriaduced by the ir-
rtati0n which il causes. Among these are
neuralgia rheumats,u goat, periodical head
ache, palpitaliOn, painful affections OF the
spleen, and various arrangements OF the stoln-
Ach When traceable to malaria, the above
affections are apt 10 assume like the disease
which originated them, IA intermittent type,
that is to say, they recur at regular intervals.
Huslettrr's Btters, however, Obvales them all,
by banishing the miasmatc virus from the sys-
TEN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
Oakley Mills DESTROYED by Fire.

Oakley Mills Destroyed by Fire.
On last Wednesday night about s
o'clock, the Oakley Mills Factory,
7 miles from Marietta, was discov>
cred to be on fire, the light of which
could be plainly seen from this place.
All hands had gone off to church and
10 the meantime the incendiary 5
torch was applied and the Factory
with all its contents was entirely de-
stroyed. 1t was worth about So,
900, and had an insurance Of So
000 1t was owned by Winters &
Whitlock of this place, and its de-
struction throws quite number of
operatives out of employment. Il
was set on fire several 'months ago,
but discovered time enough to be
extinguished.' 1t was q valuable
piece of property and Cobb county
is made poorer by its loss.
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LOOKOUT

The cross mark you see on your
paper means that your subscrip-
ton to the JOURNAL is out or I'M
paid, and that you are requested
to pay up at once. 1t is the cheap,
est and most convenient way we
have Of letting you 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 forced to adhere to a
strict cash rule. We hope you will
good naturediy comprehend and ap-
preciate the necessity Of such a
course, and renew your subscription
and pay your arrears without de-
lay. We solicit your favor.
We enter no new names on our
books without the money in advance.
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Marietta Mark ct,
corrected Weekly BY our Merchants. ]
MAnlErrA, Ga, Oct. l, 1875.

MARIETTA, Ca, Oct. l, 1875.
FINANCIAL.--Goldb buying at Sl09., selling
at SLIP Silver-5uying at Sl.09, selling
1.06. Exchange-buying at par selling at t
premium. Money commands to . per cent
COrTON-l2
GRAlN.--We quote white corn Sll0. New
corn 30 cents.
Wheat, / %. Oats GO 70. Rye 100 135.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples to Al; Peaches,
peaed ~! uupealed 3 to 81 Pears l5cts
SEED.-We quote clover at $500 per bu shsi
Blue Grass at $500 Ter bushel
FLOUR.-FrOm $500 to $50.
MEAL, Sis cts per bush.
BULK MEAT Ii 143 per cts. pound
LARD. We quote buckets, 20; cans aud
tierces, 90
GROCERIES We quote: Sugars Crush
ed, Granulat, d and Powdered 10 Coffee A IA
fo. extra e -; Yellow II. Brown III ala
Ialluw. :. Liverpool sail, $50 O.; Virginia salt
| 500. Candes-fullweigh ts %. Ginger 35a4O
I Spice IS a40. Pepper 35a40 Starch 10 to Is
| Rice 81 forterces Java Coffee 35 40. Rio
| % 27t New Orleans syrup 10 a 100. No
lazses-j0 Cheese, factory ~ q. Peas
| 100 $50
FISH Mackere. No Ezra shore, per
| bbls. $1,000; No /, Extra shore per. half bbls
! $1,000; No, |, per bbs. $3.50 No. ?, pei
/ half bblr = 80; No. 3, per bbls. 1900; No. 3
/ per half hbls. 1905 No. l, Extra shore per kits
800; No. l, Bay per kits 225 No. :, Large
| per kits 200; No. 3, Large per kits 80.
| COUNTRY PRODUCE Buying prices,from
wagons Eggs ~ % cests, chickens 20 s25 cts
| country outer 80 to IS: Tennessee butter
30 to 80.
FACTORY GOODS-7-s shifting s a 8
! a. sheeling lOa III Factory yarn, l25 per
/ Bunch; Prints. 9 i 10; Bleach shirtings, 9 a;
IL Jeans, - as Concord Jeans, 10.
LIME.--3 bushsl barrel 81 20; bush
81 barrel 200.
NAILs.-Per key, lOd $500; Sd, IS 25
| Cd $3.50 I'd. S37a; fine. 50 - finishing, diff
erent kinds Of corresponding numbers, 15c On
above prices
| IRON-Tire ~ inches to by l12 s!
smaller sizes 50cts advance. Rod; lie. Axes
| Collins Sl4 90. Sbovel-. Ames', Sl7 90
| Roland's SIS 0G; Stones Sl3 80. Solid cast
steel r. X. L. Coffee mills g 75al0 90. Cast
steel 25c springs %; axe- l0all sad iron
! , horse shoe nails l0a20; Il iiames $40 90
MISCELLANEOUS.-Retail from stores
| Table Peas $500. Onions, - 40.
POWDER AND SHOT-Blastiug powder
So so; d 81 %, rifle powder per keg Is pounds
i so; halt kegs s. So: quarter kegs 81 so.
Patent shot, bag. 81 75 Buck So %.
LEATHER.--Ca skins--Domestiei s39s4i
per dozen French sl5a66. Harness leather
3-a45c per pound; sole leather. hemlock, 29a
33R oak 40ac45, split 40o; kiPs, country 80
400 PEA pound
observation-disclosures Savery's &c
Beltiug 20 per cent off list. Fairbanks scales,
li-tnet Manila rope % Cotton 25c; Jute
igc; Cotton cards 30 % per dozen Axle
grease 81 W per gross. Picks, commou l75;
steel IL; mauocks lc5 sxehelves & B per
Rwsp.
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CHEAP PRINTING.
Reduced Rates-Patronize Home.


/! will be seen by the following
prices, that no man in Marietta car
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
aud don't send your money abroad to
strangers. Here are our prices:
Letter heads, per ream, Sc so; note heads
per resm, 50 % bill head4, per ream, Si2 90;
statements Of account, per 1000, 81 90 cards
per 1000. s. 90; receipts 81 checks, loose pc.
1000. 81 so, letter circulars, full sheet, page
comp, per Loco. SO 50 letter circulars, halt
sheet, page comp, per LOCO, $ 90; note
circulars, full sheet, page comp. per 1000,
Sc 80 note circulars, half sheet, page comp,
1000, s. 90.
We win print Tax Receipts at 50 90 per
LOCO, bound in book form, in excellent style
and good paper-where sent by mail 80 cents
per 1000 additional.
We propose to print blank deeds, titas, sum
mons and all other blanks at the cheapest
prices. Pamphlets. handbls, all dous ueat
aud at reduced prices.
There are those doing business in Marietta
who send of 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 il can be done
anywhere South. This is tsir.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
Our Railroad.

A RAILROAD meeting was held
at the Court House last Friday
night, Mayor Tucker, presiding.-
Col A. A. Campbell, of Murphy,
N. c., and Hon. James r. Brown,
made speeches. Gen. Phillips fol
lowed, stating that the road had been
graded to Canton, aud he now want
ed 81, 900 to feed the hands for two
months, while the contracting com
pany made brick and put up the
machine shops. Gen. L. J Gartrell
sent word that he would give $500,
Mr.. r. II. Kerr, of Cobb, gave $500
and DR.. FELTON, $3.50; Mayor Tuck
err gave $50, aud at this juncture,
Col. Ioskins, of Chattanooga, enter
ed the room, gave $500 and made a
splendid speech. Mr.. Payne, pro-
prietor of the "Bullock Farm" gave
$500, and the $4,000 asked for was
made up. We learn, six gentlemen
have bought lot in front of Mr.. G.
H. Camps residence and donated it
to the Marietta & North Georgia
RoiIroad, upon which to erect the
machine shops, aud soon as built,
Mr.. Z. 4. Withers proposes to move
his foundry and go to work for the
road. The city couocil will donate
the land for the location Of depot
1t will take $4,000 to purchase iron
for the track to Canton, and parties
have already offered to furnish iron
aud motive power. We have good
reason to believe tho road will be
built. The friends Of the road are
rallying to its support. Murphy,
N. c., will give $4,000; Fannln
and Gilmer, and other counties are
responding literally. Let Marietta
do her part, and the road will as,
suredIy be early completed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01

Mix. w. J. KIsER has an adver>
tisement in this weeks Journal that
tells truthful story, and is the
more interesting on that account
He has fresh and we'll selected
stock of dry goods and groceries
which he is selling at prices to ac-
commodate those who are scace OF
money. He has been in the mercan
tile business thirty ,seven years and
has acquired an experience of great
value, which his customers get the
benefit of. C. G. Kiser is a gentle
men Of sterling business qualifications
and renders his father valuable as
sistance in conducting the business.
Messrs. Goodwin and Pruit are also
clerks in the same store. Call at
once.