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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-02
In Debt to the Land.

There are too many of our farmers who
take no thought of how they are impover
ishing their land and making no return.
The crops of wheat are continually de-
creasing, still they do not note the warn
ing. 1t is mistaken idea that we may
take all we can from our farms, giving
nothing back, and still maintain that the
land owes US living. The truth of the
business is, we are so indebted to the
soil for past favors that our credit is not
good, and unless we pay at least fair
interest we shall become untrustworthy.
England has doubled her wheat crop in
thirty years by the judicious employment
of fertilizers, and we are not in a fair way
to show crops with her until we learn
the necessity of being open-handed with
our fields and feed them we'll. Plenty OF
good manure secures good wheat, corn,
oats, everything; and we should study
the plan of getting the largest possible
amount of it in the most economical man.
ner. Agood herd of cattle, if judiciously
fed, pay we'll for the time and fodder in
the manure produced, and when sold give
margin of profit. The slops from the
house, the wash of the barnyard, and the
ashes, night soil, scrapings of the chip
yard, etc, that are usually wasted, have
in them the elements which might be
made to furnish many home comforts that
farmers often feel too poor to afford
Detroit Free Press.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-02

HoRsERADIsH-A correspondent of the
Ohio Farmer justly remarks that few
know the value of horseradish as a crop
for market. In nearly all of our cities
and towns there is growing demand
for this excellent appetizer. But when
he tells how to grow it, he suggests that
the crowns be planted in trenches pre-
pared for their reception. This is the
old method, and does very well when
only limited supply is needed. But
when the root is planted largely, to make
money, the grower cannot afford to plant
out the most salable part of the root. The
most economical method is to put the
main roots and crowns into market, en-
ploying the rootlets cut into pieces six
inches long for sets. These are put in
with dibber OF bar, and, in rich soil,
form the finest kind of roots far superior
to the struggling growth from the tops
when planted. We have practiced grow
| ing horseradish in this way for years and
speak from successful experience.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-02

ALwAHs put your saddle On the right
lOraa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-18
LONG ISLAND.

Cases OF smallpox have manifested them.
selves at or neer MerricE and Hewletts stations.
on the southern Railroad, ana q short distance
norm Of Baldwin's Ihe disease Ii supposed to
nave beeu brought from the city.
Mr. Horace r. craig was yesterday ordained
aud installed as pastor Of the Reformed church AZ
Locust vauey. The Rev. J. g Van slyke preached
the sermon, tue Rev. M. Swicx gave tue cnarR0
20 tue pastor anu tne Rev. r. ). kalrcnnd gave the
charge 10 tue people.
Toe story ,amly or Hampstead, presents re-
marKabie Instances VI longevity. sister 10
slrcng und healthy at % years, and four orotnera
ths mltbre aue4 rcsDectlysty, " So 80, 81 and 70
yvals. 1relr united ages sle 80 years, MAKING
nn aNsInH. VI ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-18
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE Is, l876-TRPLE SHEET

CON- ST. o30 000 less coin certificates $40 900.
The Assistant Treasurer paid ont to-day $4,000 on
account OF interest and 5000 600 In redemption OF
nve-twenty bonds me Comptroller OF the Cur
rency to-day authorized the Fourth National Bank
or Boston, with capital OF 5000, 900, TO commences
business. The following customs receipts for the
week ending June IL are reported New York,
13s4 729; Boston, 1854 $780, Philadelphia $16o. sos;
Baltimore, s10s,O74; New Orleans week ending
June 81, $4,000.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were strong and Ia demand
at full prices. The foreign bankers PIC ed up
about 500, 90 1868, tue first movement In this
issue OF any consequence for some months past.
They were also buyers OF 1SS1's new aves, 1865
1867 and en-forties There was good home
inyes ment demand for registered bonds gen.
orally United States currency skies, 1929
1925; 90. ao., 1881, registered, 121 12lh; do.
1862 registered. 1855; do. do do, coupon. 1855
l1SA; dc. do. 1864, registered, llS7s ll9; 40.
do. do, coupon, ll91S 1874; do. do, 1865 regis
tered 121h q 122; do. do, do, coupon, l22H
l2s; 90. do, DO, new, registered, 1909 q 12l1<;
do, do, DO, do, coupon, l24H q 12414 do. do.
1867 registered, 1914 1919; do do, TO-, coupon,
125A 1861 90. DO, 1868, registered, 1919 l2l2<;
do, DO, do coupon, l25 a l25H; do. ten-forties,
registered, 1lsh a 1857 40. do, coupon 11oH
1l92I; do. ayes, 1881, registered, 117H llSh; do.
do, DO, coupon, 11s1s 11S&.
INVESTMENT SHARES
The following shows the quotations OF the Board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-18
STATEN ISLAND.

pr. Johnson, House Ply stefan or the seamen's
Retreat has resigned his position and win san In
a Jew daya for california. Or. Hughes OF tue
Long Island College Hospital, nas been appointed
% nlI the vacancy.
Tne tweaty.second anniversary Of tbs Mariners
Asylum attached TO the seamen's Retreat, &C sta
pleton, was observed yesterday afternoon, the ex.
ercises commencing Ut three O'Clock. on tue lava
in M ont OF tue Old Ladies' Home aud In tue rear
oil tue main institution. Addresses were made Dy
several clergymen rom New YORK, Brooklyn aud
staten Island. Among them the Rev, Dr. ROCK
well, or the Presbyterian churcn at Stapleton
VINO has been mlnlsterlug at the institution FOL
the past year. A Hne musical entei tanment wal
also gwen on the OCCASION oY NUMBER OF yount
ladies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-18
LOSING PRICES AT 3 P. NJ.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DRCLrNE.
The following are the changes for twenty.four
hours:-
ADVANCE hannibal and ST. Joseph, I; Pacific
Man. u; Panama, 2; gold, u.
Observation-Disclosures and Pacific Telegraph, u
Atlantic and Pacific preferred. X; New York Gen.
lral, y; Delaware and Lackawanna, Il; Erie 81;
Lake Shore. 81 Harlem, u; Northwest, common,
q Ohio and Mississippi X; quicksilver, common
y Rock Island, IA 81. Paul ri Maoasn, X;
La!on Pacific " western Union Telegraph, u;
81. Paul. preferred. u.
The securities that remained stationary were
c., c. and /. Q. ana District OF Columbia, three.
nxty-nve Donds.
THE SAILS OF THE DAT
amounted to about $4,000 shares which were
distributed among active stocks "a follows:-
New YORK Central and Hudson River 400; Erie,
400; Lake shore, l01,7oo; Cleveland and Pitts
buIg 700; Northwestern, 1905 do, preferred,
400; Rock Island, 5,o4o; Pacific NAH, 13,sOo; ST.
Paul. 1o,7oo; oulos, $500; western Union,
So 100; wabash, 5000; Union Pacific 1900;
Panama, 100
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
ana inwpat uficaR q the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-18
TIE FOREIGN MARIE,

The Bank of England directors, at their egular
weekly meeting to-day, did not alter the rate OF
discount, which continues at 81 per cent, dis
counts In the open market being quoted at so
per cent and money at the Stock Exchange at
TO 31a per cent on government securities. Con-
soils were weaker at the opening, but became
steadler on the favorable bank return, which
SHOWS gain of f912, 900 sterling for the week and
fl39,o0O to-day. the proportion of reserve TO
liabilities is 461S per cent, against 4o% last week,
the unemployed notes in the bank amounting to
ELL 245. The specie in the Bank OF France has
increased 2024 oool. during the past week. Rentes,
54L 2ec. The following are four O'Clock quota
tions:-Consols Tor money, 9294 92T; DO. for
account, 927s %; dve-twenty bonds OF 1861 1864
a 1868 1865 bonds. 1861; ten-forly bonds. 1oi Il
a 1O44; new fves. 1881 a lo3H; Erie. 149I. Con-
soils dearer on favorable bank return.
RAILWAY BONDS.
Railroad bonds were quiet. There was an ad-
vance OF 1 in New Jersey Central CONVEX riDles, q
in Union Pacific sinking funds, u in Union Pacific
frsts ana Erie thirds and New York Central skies
OF 1888 and 4 in Cleveland and Pittsburg consol
dated sinking funds. There decline OF u
IN Harlem nrsts and Pacific Railroad OF Missouri
frsts. Toledo ana Wabash frsts (St. Louis al
vision were down l per cent ID mIscellan-
eous bonds western Union Telegraph sevens SOLD
at 1903, q decline Of u. The late dealings were
quiet and firm. Union Pacific 1rsts sold at 104A
a 1o4X. Harlem nrsts at 1loH, New York Central
registered nrsts at 1le, Rock Island sevens at
Ito and Western Paclncs at ON. Union Pacific
sinking FUNDS were strong at e4X q s46, with a
gooo demand.
MEMORANDUM.
Dispatches from Philadelphia report stocks ir.
regular We quote as Iollows:-Pennsylvania
skies, third ISSUE 1l2X; Reading Railroad. say;
gold, 117K; Philadelphia ana Erle Railroad, COX
o 2oX; Pennsylvania Railroad, 6oH 5oA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-18

For future delivery oasis low middngl the sales have
been a. follows Yesterday after two r. M-JulY, 100
at IS l-s2c lv nj Is Lice. SO al l5c. August ~
10 5-31c so az l5sc 2UO at 70 s3.e, 5O az loc;
october l40, at "a llec, lg0 at A+l sse; December
20 at IL sS2c Nv at Ia llGc, LV0 AZ IL 2s-c Ma.eh
10 AZ p 5.52c. lDO AZ Ike. 10y ~ - Llgci APRIL
100 10 5ltc. May, SO az 10 l9S2c. lotal
II7U5 bales To-day up to two P. M-July. Ll0J
III is S.32c.. i0J at Is lee, GD at ID lGc
30 At Is i.3-c 5JO loo 90 n IS 6c august, iOO at
Al is &c 0J 5hc, lOJ at 10 5SIe tV0 at 5c 100
II 32e. ~ ia - l6c september 5G1 at 10 3S1c. SOO
az l5c 30 IA l3c 2U az IS l5.c,. lOO at Is LIDS
tober 1900 l4fc.. L50J at IA Lll5c. SO NJ IA 23
$50 ii IKE November ~ AT "a sl6 90 at IA IDsgc. w
lissc DECEMBER 10 At "A 2Stc 10 at lfssc 10 at IA
Ice 800 ~ l-lGe Febi uary, lUU AZ - 22c March,
loo Is lota - uO Dales Grand total II 2O bales
ihe receipts the ports were rs follows -Galvoson.
bales: New Orleans, -, Mobile y: savannah, rs
Cnareston. W: Wilmington. us; Norfolk, 4yl New
YORK, gJO. Boston, ~ Total, i,s.5 ibis day
last week, 24z ms day las year. li64 Total since
eptenDer !, Alle7iy bales. Cotton reiguts closed
foiows-ro navre. By stoam, &c, 10 Hamburg. ~
steam, &c. compressed. Bremen. by steam isc.,
compressed To Liverpool, by stoain ll.52d BY sail
FLOUR AND GaAIv-Receipts-Flour, 26S3 bills
wheat 800 AL bushels; corn l1osO doi oats, y60ly do
barley malt 36l5 do lhe nour market continued dun
was quoted Inc saes we're lOUyo bbls. Hye flour VAS
IN falr demand Corn meal was quiet. We qQOte sales
on ISL ibis ana $50 bags at - 30 81 " for Brandy
tar NJ esern yellow, . W ~ 20 Tor Jersey ana Ienn
sylvaiA yellow s. IS - -; coarse VI W. tue sted,
II IS; boed yellow. 81 f5 DOlted wit ~ - per lUJ
los, Jersey saeSed-Goarso ~ ~ ~ sh hne yellow,
ST ID 81 H. aud nno wnites u " u 50 per lou lbs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-18
NEW YORK CITY.

Tue sum OF 81 has been received from the BricR
Mission sunday scnuol Tor the relief OF the Ger.
man girls. IL will be duly forwarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-18

special despatch TO an evening contemporary
states that there i in the Treasury Including
money Ia the reserve vaults, between s35,O00,000
and SIC, 100000 A part " tnls smount Is done up
In sealed packages, whlch have not been opened
Tor years Tue amount OF gold coin IN the Treas
ury Will not exceed t2,OoO,00O the bulk OF coin
being IN the suoTreasurers once In New York.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money VAS hrmer to-day on call loans a. per
cent. Ths change Is due to causes already set
forth--to w.t. The GsquIetude OF the LONDON mar
ket aud the possibility tnat the nnancia, disturb
nnce ~ England may eventually reach our own
shores. Foreign exchange closed up steady at
4s7 Ask for BANKERS on days sterling aud Ge0
a4soA Tor demAnd. 0ns OF the prime drawers
to-day SOLD about el00CoO sterliug 90 da, y bills at
ASH less lilo There Is close scfuiay Of sec
ond class bills in consequence OF the coatlnued
failures ct London
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Tho lOnON lng are reported IroA Washington as
tna Treasury MISUNDERSTANDING. ss,I7J.U3U.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-18

~ oS'Ao~ Oo,oO0 GOA
10 isia S = $3.50 5a7 $500 e07o
We quote :-Cuba-Rehning, Inferior 10 common,
7hc. 7lsc do, do, lar TO good lair, SIC. q
a3sc o54c do, prime to choice, SIC. &c..
triluga nhds and boxes, nos 10 Is, sac. CSC
ciayed, boxes Dutch standard, nos. TO 74c. 10 &C.
do 10 20 ~ s1<c SIC do Is 70 10 ~ Ay1Sc do, 10 to
Is, g1c lOc, do ~ 70 ~ lOsc. lOssc.s do, white,
csc. lOAc Porto klc0-Rennlng, common to prime,
Dutch standard NOS. 10 IL, TASc s1Sc Java-Dutcn
standard. Nos 10 % A. sac y Malla-,uperior aud
extra SUPERIOR. 1Ec &c. standard A. lOHc,; do.
crushed. HE. pOwdered Ike; allAc.: graduated,
Os.c: yellow &c 9c. extra e. y14c we; Loaf
iuLc.
srrARISE was quiet and unchanged Western was
quoted ut l5c. a l5s4c., city 1870.
easy, with sales OF 100 900 lbs prime city
I3Gc. and LOO lbs. at SIC.
1EAs-Me uote sales by ion Of 2,fIT half chests
sound teas incuiing 81 half chests Moyuues ~ gle
lie. q zU5sc.. So do. Japans at 221sc. q 46c
WHIskKY.-kecetpts AZ bills The market was steady,
with sales OF 2J bb,s. at 81 ~
FRKICnTs.-Ihc marKet quiet both oil and
grain freights he engagements Were:-Io Liverpool,
BY steam, 500 bushels corn AT ID TO London by SAIL
500 bushels gralu AZ Sd % GLASGOW by steam l6UOJ
fOlUws:An AusIan BARK. hcuce 20 Cork Tor orders,
with $3.50 quarters grain AZ Is ID, prompt
despatch; a Norwegian bark. from Philadelphia
to C0pennagen with ZSJU b5ls refined petroleum. Is
ID russian bark from Philade pna 10 Cronstaut with
400 bbls do do at sS GI an American bark, Of
register hence 70 the west coast OF south Aerca
go register nom Pensacola the United Kingdom,
with lumber. at tl an American bark OF 3i4 tons regis
or from Philadelphia the Adriac, with a cargo of
refined oil IN bbs And cases, on private terms; Brh
Kingdom Continent with l6Du bhs spirits At g. 81
american schooner. OF z63 tons register, hence Co
runnn with 500 0JU ronned petroleum
25c case an Italian bark hence 20 Hamburg, with
A.Ug0bbs rOsin, at -. lU1Sd. per bDL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-18
TIE GOLD MARKET.

The Suo-Treasury to-day received nine bids,
aggregaung $l,lOo,oOO, for 100000 in gold, at
prices ranging from ll6ss 20 1l7.12K. Tue follow
s25o,ooo, 1i7.l2H; J. b. scott, s1e5,6O l17Oo a
ILl2H; II. Manuel 4 Co., $4,000, III 90 a lilo;
George c. Magouu, ss75oo, 1tLos. Total, $500. COO
The specie shipments by tJ-day's steamers
amount to sl,yOooOO. and the engagements al.
ready reported for saturday foot up sl,COO.OO0.
Cold opened ana closed a. 1i7Js With sales In the
interim at MA. The rates on gold loans were
per cent Tor borrowing, nat snd / per cent for
aarrVinu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-18

low mixed, 7Sc; yesio ~ roc no Ernde 7lifc dam
aged, 0Oc; OARS quiet and weak No ana Michiaanl
wheat 70 Buffalo 2<c. a 2sc. Receipts-Wheat 1000
bushels; corn 70 OO0ao 1000 do shipments-Four,
1000 bbs wheat 1000 bushels, corn, 1000 oats,
5,D00 do
Chicago June H. 1878.
Flour dull AMI nominal. Wheat buoyant unsettled
AMI stronger 40 spring, 81 Os 30. 9S3sc., SPOT;
9JAic. July; 81 COS August; No g g4e 94kc rejected,
Sc Corn advanced and in fair demand; No. mixed,
6Jstc. bid spot. bad July 72ssc. August; rejected,
Csc dsac. Oas steady; No 95sc. SIC, spot; 561sc
bid, July aye 4t7lc, August hye quiet and weak
No. 2. 96c Barley higher ani ia air demand; No.
spring 81 "a SPOT; 81 o. september Pork dun and I'M
settled; SIS 10 SIS u.s. SS 10 SIS TO- July; SIS 80
a SIS Vs. August. Lard quiet aud weak al slA spot
ST. %. July; S3 10 S3 IN. august Whiskey, 81 ID
the afternoon call 0i the BOARD wheat weak ana
lower 994c. July 99zsc., August Corn 10'c.. july;
1258c August 53sac June 56sc.. july Pork dull.
at SlS6l sis %, Juy SIS -. August Lard weak and
Receipts flour. 5000 bbl wheat IS GO bush
els corn. 1900 do oats u 100 do barley 1907 do.
Shipments-Four, 400 hbis. wheat $1,000 bushels;
corn, Az ,OOO DO. oats. 1900 do barley. 2O0J do.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-03-05
TEE SHARE MAN.

The sharp man il mistaken for the
wize one, but IL just az different
from wize one az he il from an
honest one.
lie trust tew his cunning for sue
cess, and this IL the next thing tew
being a rogue.
The sharp man IL like razor
generally too sharp for anything bat
q shave.
These men are not to be trusted
they are SO constituted that they
must cheat somebody, aud rather
than be idle or lose Z good job, they
will pitch into their best friends.
They are not exactly ouicasts, but
live close on the borders Of criminal
ty, and are liable tcw step over emmy
time.
II il BIZ. a step from cunning ia
rascality. and it IL a short step that
IL alwuz inviting tew take.
Sharp men have but few friends,
and seldum COMPLIANT. They
learn tew fear trcachery BY stulyin
their 0Wn nature
They are always bizzy, bu: ike
the hornet, want heap Of sharp
watching.
The sharp man IL always a vain
one. lie prides himself upon bis
cunning, aud bad rather DO shrew /. .
thing than q Kind one.-Josh BH.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-03-05
FIRST CLASS MACHINERY
Georgia, Pickens County

NJ. r. BARRETT, )Libel for Divorce Pickens
VS.. Superior Court. Septrm
CARRIE BARRETT ) Der Term, 1874.
Present His HonorN B. Knight, Judge
Rule to perfect service.
IT appearing TO the Court that the defendant
does not reside in the county, and it further ap-
peaIiug that she does not reside ia the State, il
is Oh motion Of Counsel ordered that the drirn-
dant appear and answer at the next Term Of
this Court else the care he considered in de-
fault and the PlalntfFbe allowed to proceed -
And II l. further ordered thar the rule be pub
ished in the Marietta journal the times re-
qurel by law in ruch ease. Granted
\ Il. KNIGHT. J. s. c.
W. II SIMMONS. Plaintiffs Attorney.
do certify that he above is n true extract
from the Minutes Of the Superior Court
GLENN COwART. C. sc.
lee 4, 7Almim. (PrOpler's lee s. co.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-03-05

NOIlGE.-1hiry days after date appiea.
tiug ni be made 10 the court Of Ordinary Of
Pltkens euuaty, Ga., leave 90 sell The real -
tale belonging % ihe ats Of T.. {. Cofiey.
Deceased. Tins Jan. 2slh ls75.
" h. sINMoSs Og,iissrv.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-03-05
It Positively Produces a Permanent

It HOSlIlVSlY ILOOuSSS % AAaAASAS
Cure.
1T is strange yet true. that as rule it is the
brightest intellects the test members of so
ci.ty that become addicted 10 this diseased appe
lite. A habit which makes them slaves he
clouds their minds, ruins their dispositions, and
gives them in their more natural moments a
hatred OF self az we'll a. feeling that everybody
dp.pisps ihein-to such an extent that society
has no charms But thanks TO the Gver of all
good. this morbid. terrible hsbt and degraded
condition. a. well "a all Of the desire and FEELING
for opiat-s in anv form is soon removed by this
remarkable autidote. entirely So, and the wa
kened body aud mind are invigoraled. given re-
uswed health until love and hope take the place
Of despond,ncy AMI doubt Though yoa may
not be- afflicted with the habit OF using Nor
PINE. LAupANUM, or other forms of OPIUM,
some friend may be, and you know il not, there
tore lei me ask you, in the name Of suffering
humanity to pass this On, BY 80 doing you
NAV reap th. reward Of those who DO good
DELAY NOI.
All -pouiyuce strictly confidential. For
further particulars. and ia sending orders irom
any Of the Southern States. address
y NJ W0OILEY,
General Agent ior The Southern States
40 81 South Broad g., Allnuta. Ga
api,lO-t
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-03-05
COURSE OF STUDY.

For healfness accessibility point The desirable
alike its delightful climate al its high religious moral
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-03-05
w ITH e r. S
Iron Foundry,

One and a halt miles from Marietta on the Ros-
well Road is prepared to make all kinds OF
Grist Mill Machinery, Circular Saw mills Run
ming Gear for water or horse power of any
size aud description as good and as cheap as
can be got in Atlanta or elsewhere FACTORY
castings, PulIys, hangers. shattlng &c.
Engine repairs neatly executed plow points
cast OF any pattern. Best perket price paid
for old castings
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-03-05

DIR. Shsrp's Specific cures Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint Constipation. Vomiting OF Food
Soar stomach. Mater Brash, Heartburn Low
Spiriis. &c In thirty FIVE years never falling
a. cure the most obstinate cases Sold by
druggists generally. WA. Roof Agent TOR
Marietta. Ca Depot, l45 Eighth st. n, Y
Crcu lar- mailed ou application.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-03-05

- Now is the time TO subscribe
for the JOURNAL, q 1--we paper.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-03-05
! OARDING.

esyller vepuplsf rma
will be- placed under the uta will
and pleasures o home
marked Price MONTH including
hing except
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-27
vrcE-PnEsrDENT WILSON'S REPLY TO THE

VIcE-PREsIDENT WILSON'S REPLY TO THE
ATTACKS OF GRANTS ORGAN. follow
ing is an extract from the reply of Vice
President Wilson to the structures of the
Republican. He says:
''That little journey of mine was but Il
carrying out Of the advice to take a few
weeks rest before I commenced upon
tho task had marked ont for the sum
mcr and autumn. was kindly welcomed
by the people Of both races-by Demo-
Gratis, Republicans and Conservatives. I
visited the colleges, schools and mar
kets, and was welcomed by the people
and presses of every shade Of opinion
1 said nothing in the twcnty-nine brief
addresses nude of public affnirs or of
party politics. spoke Of law, order
and pence; of industry, material develop
mcnt, education and temperance; Of JUS
policy to the white man. I visited the
graves Of Jackson and Clay, of Taylor
and Polk, Of Crittcnden, Bell and Ben
ton. visited, too, dying ex-Vice-Pre-
sidcnt, and clintted n moment with Mrs
Jefferson Davis on the streets of Mem
phis. Never did I make more innocent
or agreeable journey, than wns crowded
in those six weeks. But 1 find ON my
return that MI this is very significant
The welcomes from nil, without distinc-
ton of race or color, these brief speeches,
this visit to the couch of dying man,
that little talk with the wife of tho Presi-
dent Of the late Contederncy, were full of
meaning. The wandering Vice President
was too unccremonious; he was the VIC
tim of Presidential aspiration; he must
be rebuked rs other gentlcmcn suspected
Of like desires had been. To all this l
reply that, in common with thousand
of my countrymen, I indulge the idea
that the Presidency is lofty and rcspon-
sible position; that to be elected to that
Office, and clothed with it's vast powers
for good by 40,000,00O people, is nm
honor, by the side Of Which uncountcd
wealth must weigh as nothing. But not
withstanding this high estimate, assure
this organ, and all others, that there is
not one being in NIL this broad land to
whom 1 have ever written, spoken or
even limited that I desired, hoped, ex-
pectcd or intended to be candidate.
assure them, too, that have been SO ne
glectful, not to say disconrtcous, rs not
to reply to letters wi.:tcn me upon a
subject in which these imaginative ones
deem me so interested. It may soothe
their anxiety further, if assure them
that have neither money, nor patron
age, nor an organ; that never made n
promise, in political life of thirty-fiye
years, to give an office or patronage to
persons, and that never intend to do
so."