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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-30

A remarkable instance Is reported
to US of child being killed by a
snake, in the sixth district of this
county. The child, about seven
years old, was missing, and when
searched for, was found in the woods
yard dead, with large black snake
coiled round its body, and its head
in the child's limbs were broken.
it, name was Brickley, and we give
the story as we heard it.-Cecd
Democrat.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-30

The Catholic clergy of Troy,
New York, have united in a mani
festo prohibiting round dances among
the faithful of their hocks. They
are willing to tolerate the stately
minuet. tine dignified quadriIle, or
even the proud pacing step of the
polonaise but the dreary waltz and
whirling schottischc are banned,
with the penalty Of non communion
for the transgression of the order.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-30

As 4 stranger was, Saturday,
knocking at the doc. OF house in
Marietta, boy came around the
corner and inquired; Got anything
to sell?' Yes, want to sell your
mother box of toothpaste.' Might
as we'll git off'n the steps, continued
the boy, as a smile broke out around
bis mouth; she got store teeth, and
she cleans 'em with a wollen rag !
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-30

WE will take new wheat for debts
due the Journal for subscription or
advertising. The scarcity of money
is no longer an excuse for being in
our debt. Bring on the wheat and
We will allow full market price.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-30

TIE recent warm weather has so
heated the waters ola lagoon near
Columbus, that the fish are dying.
On Monday last about fifteen bush,
els of fsh-trout, perch and black
fish-werc floating ON the surface.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-30

PEoFAYE swearing is abomiuabIe
Vulgar language is disgusting =
Loud laughing is impolite. Inquisi-
tiveness is offensive. Taiiling is
mean. Telling lies is contemplate.
Slanderiog is deviIish. Ignorance
is disgustful, and iaziness shameful.
Avoid all the above vices, and aim
at usefulness. This is the road in
which to become respectable. Walk
in IT, Never be ashamed Of homes
ty. Pride is a curse a shameful
vice. Never act hypocrite Keep
coed company. Never be di5cour>
aged but persevere and mountains
will be moIe>hills.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-30

AN ingenious scamp in Philadel.
phia got possession of suit of
clothes the other day calling at a
dwelling House 'ane informing the
lady that her husband, who was a
wholesale grocer, had fallen into a
hogshead of malesses and needed a
change Of raiment His story was
false.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-30

INlIuMAN GUILD MunDEH.--m
Philadelphia, Patrick Broderiok,
went home about midnight in a
drunken condition, and after beating
his wife, seized his own child, a six
mouths infant, aud hurled it fro2 a
third story window to the pavement
beneath. The child was Instantly
killed and The brutal father was put
in Jail
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-30

WE have the absolute assurance
that the youthful scion ofihe house
of Grant is very much like common
peoples babies. Then why so much
fuss about NelIie's 10 poundery
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-30

He was scalded to death from a
boiler explosion, and on his tomb
stone they chiseIed deeply; Sacred
to the memory Of our steamed
friend.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-30

The man whose hair turned white
in a single night, is put in the shade
by Marietta married man, whose
hair disappeared in single night
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-30

WlAr's the difference between a
girl and nightcap Ono is born
to we'd, and The other is worn TO bed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-30

FouR hundred and thirty two rats
were killed in one mans barn in
McDufie county the other day.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-30
Che s}larlrtta 9nnrnal.
Marietta, Ga, Friday, July 80 1875.

McDufiie county has a collard
stalk ten feet high.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-30

A WESTERN physician has just dis
charged a case of continent small pox
vi bout a pit. He painted the face
Of his patient with collodion and
ivory black, applied as often as nee.
essary to keep up complete mask.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-30

A landlord having let all his houses
but one was asked if that unlet house
was his last. YES last, but not
leased" was the accurate reply.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-30
OFFICE 1:

In lh+ Brick Building near the South Cor
ner Of tie Public Square.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-06

~
whether you VIII invad tns Plo,ino.
the Courts IN q cause a. isPas ,..
his to common soenc Aau Pu'
ucs.
rnrioHrs M f.h,s.
The unanimous voice Oh q people Oh
Nevada was expressed IN thsif ia.e Po-
itioal eonxen,lons IN Ia,o, ~ r.,,,o.ds
Ion 0. Iisign J, sb,. ststs arc
inA' L,ohs. 80. ~ t,s;oht and
how pay.n I'M a-,r.sx.nss. thsn those
laie uPoa pu nn.Son =; ,hs vorla can.
:. M, a. a. tbis faet. The
no, ~ Nnn 80. ~ discr;minatio,s
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siree'ea agaias S..s.a "a a. nsaa ~
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some measure ". s;nn - [u,;x.,. IN.
parent riou. ~. Inn.d int
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an impoiau,o Puolo N.
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euss'on. Inc us J.w.ndsd tor s,.
iorina.ion Tn.. J. me-. :, rnovi.
n. ,hua ..opirsd nronsr and intel.
vuso VA. .L5 4. 49, Ia ,am,;n.
l1nant ARtlnn HnnIn DI LAk0n. IL INLlHlI1
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oa' " ,hs ;na;c,ts5 nurnoso will
~ 80 Up ha.r,v annroy,I
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u., q, ,ardan. ~ mo i~n,srest TO tho
IT, Iii. Il Nara o;von' n Ia
sn;,aa ~. van, ~ mac oEn.l
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IL wih DO psrce',ou from IN m.1s.na
ton Of the preceding ns' % Pau
that the powers OF inc ws,e .ns'
cissd in II instances, LOT the sore Pui-
pose OF restoring conVicts whoso TERMS
had expired, to citizenship. In every
case Of this character. q favorable report
OF the Warden OF the Statl Prison IN re-
gard to conduct during imprisonment,
was received. In ~ other cases, con.
yicts whose terms oil imprisonment had
from one month TO many years to run.
were released. The 'pardons were
granted upon mature consideration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-06

FATAL i~srAruArIos do not, as you value
life, entertain the Idea that q cough IL one Of
those casual local Affections which require but
little attention. This species Of in.atuation 10
fatal TO thousands. A cough 10 the nrt msn.
ace OF consumption, remember that. Annihi.
late the danger by eItinguishing the com.
plant. The means await you At even, drug
store. Hates Honey Of uorehound aud Tar,
will, In every instance. effect . perfect care OF
the threatening siiment without causing nau.
sea. Tor Il l. pleasant TO the palats as well ~
infslible. Pixies ToOthaeho Drops cure In one
minute-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-06
This Morning.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-06

A yss.LE lecturer In California,
speaking in behalf OF her sex, says
..Man's pleasures would never suit US,
and his profits We have. We allow him
enough 10 dress respectfully. and to take
him 10 lectures aud other intellectual
eircuses; but the bulk Of his income We
appropriate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-06

Jusr READ Tns.-Hsyman Brothsrs have Just
opened a new furniture store on the corner OF
ID and Taylor streets. They Offer ever, thing
any house this side OF San Francisco. They
keep constantly on hand . large stock OF furni.
turc. bedding. carpets. crockery, gisss and
plated ware. Give them q call. de7 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-06

Buzz Polsrs. = Large sized, delicious 81
waves. frcsh from the sea, can be had every
morning at Tom Heffon's celebrated Eating
stand. Palace saloon. Virginia City. Alec oil
kinds Of ish, spring chicken. porter hou,e
steaks and everything else crayed by the inner
man. llefron's dinner combinations are Q
marvel Of gastr0nonio skil. sell m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-06

" yoar hair 10 coming out or turning gray.
do not murmur over q misfortune you can 90
easily avert. Ayers Hair vigsr will remove
the cause OF your grief by restoring your hair
to its natural color, and herewith your good
looks and good nature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-06
REPORT.
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Last Evening.

Inst Evening.
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la Eureka Con, i5x, Is
IS hoche. IN
3e6J Belmont, Ia. u bS. i3X, ny, i1t
COD n Dorado North. IL
SO Pu--iAn.
$50 Cherry Greek, 2. 4.
us III Dorado south, AKA
10 GAs. 100
no Empire Idaho ~
iiS0 Rye Patch. as. ~ s..
n Eureka 90. Nl,s
Lon Golden chariot. 5
coo South Chariot
3D. War Esgle, iS
as Newark. SIC, sc
i0 Chariot Mil. J
IS Independent.
10 Nshltor Belmout.2
81 Utah, n, 10. 9k,g
iiS silver Hin, 10. Is. is. iSS, II, iIs, IN,
10 Dardanc.lcs,
so union Con rs -, n. 20. -
9i0 Rock Island. Sl, .. $. 81. II
2e03 Pietou, ia. 1. sshc. MI
$40 American Plat. y, 81.
80 Alta. 1, u.
i2n DAYTON, AZ, a., 5, 81
t35 Pull sheridan. !, q. ~, o. hO
ssoo woodvile, s. g. 81, ), ~. 6s, sS bo.
81
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-06

There will be presented for your con
alteration several bills passed by the
last Legislature, from which l was con
strained to withhold my approval. Sew
eral among the number were OF the class
commonly known rs subsidy measures.
Railroads projected to be built through
the Counties Of Lander. Eureka. Nye
and Lincoln were the proposed beneic-
iaries. Other bills Of the same general
character with those under discussion
received my assent. That such Is the
fact is a matter Of serious regret to my
self. II would now be pleasing to as
sert a course OF unvayering consistency
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-06

Tnslarre,,sto ofdrygoodsatbgailand come
andsee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-06
We call Especial Attention to our
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

For this Department We have spared neither
ana moot fashionable goods. and ara daily
adding novelties o. ihey make their appearance
In The New York, London or parts markets.
And a. Il 10 . wefLknown fact that our prices
srs o. lew a. San Francisco prices. customer
can purchase with confidence. knowing that
RHAsoNABLK RATES.
J. HENDERSON 4 Co.,,
~ South Q street, Virginia City.
H-atflasss 1870
p. s.-Al goods marked In plain ngures. and
ONE PRICK strictly adhered TO. dcs
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-07
THE BRONX.
By j. RoDhAN DRAKE.

sat me down upon the green bank side
Skirting the smooth edge of gentle river,
Whose waters seemed unwil1ingly to glide,
Like parting friends, who 1inger while they
Enforced to 60, yet seeming still unready,
Backward they wind their way in many wist-
full eddy.
Gray Ger ..s my head the yellow;vested willow
Glancing in light like spray on green biil0w.
Or the fine frostwork which young winter
When d st his power in infant pastime trying
Congesls, and autunn's tears on the dead branches
lying.
From rocks around hung the loose ivy dangling,
And in the clefts sumach Of liyeliest green;
Bright ising-stsrs the little be ach were spsnglng;
The gold-oup sOrrel from his gauzy screen
Shole ike a fairy crown, enchased and beaded,
Left on some morn when Light flashed in their
The hum bird shook his sun.touched wings around
The bullfnch carolss in the still retreat,
The antc squirrel cs spered on the ground,
rh where hSnens made carpet f95 r. his @ isst;
Shot up in glimmering sparks his red fms tiny
The re we're dark cedars with loose, messy tresses,
White.powdered dog trees and stiff holles
aaudy as rusiics in their May day dresses;
Blue pallerot from purple leaves upslantng
Shining beneath dropped lids the evening of
her wedding.
The breeze FIRE sh springing from the lips of morn
Kissing the leaves and signing so to lose EN-,
The winding of the merry lOcusts horn,
The glad spring gushing FROM the rocks bare
bosom
Sweet sights, sweet sounds, all sights, all sounds
excelling-
Oh it was ravisbing spot, formed for poets
dwelling
And did leave thy loveness to stand
Again in the dull world of earthly blindness;
Pa ned with the presence of unfriendly hands,
Sick OF emOOh h looks, agueu with ICY kindness I
Lett for this this thy shades, where none intrude
To prison wandering thought that mars sweet soil.
tudel
Yet will look upon thy face again,
My own romantic Bronx, and it will be
A face more pleasa mt than the face of men.
Thy waves are old companions. shall see
we'll remembered form In each old tree
Aud hear voice long loved in thy wild minstrelsy.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-07
SIC TRANSIT GLORIA MuNDI.


And now sweet Summer dies;
Al mel to- think 0f an the golden hours
We passed. when frat to lie she sprung,
And stY wed our yathw ay ith its choicest fowerl
And luIled us with the magic of her tongue
That Whispered IN the bres =, or louder sung
A. Philomel. till every fibre swung
In rApturous pleasure known but to the young.
Such happy past re membArtng who but siRhs
FOR Summer, vanishing. Too soop she dies.
But some say, w6ere e.ore weeps
summer returns. True, bnt not this, not this;
Granted, the - tn may wske again
TO life and be eauty, neath the ardent kiss
OF vet another, which shall doubtless reign,
Lavish Of fruits, and flowers, and blessed grain,
NOW purtured with her smile, now with her rain;
But for this Summer we shall grieve in vain.
Once dead. forever dead; the days Of y0re,
To hearts that ache with longing, come no more.
No skies will be so bright,
At least to us, who eaz on those of June;
Be held the west with light af1ame;
Then waited for the risinx Of the moon,
That later like Aaintly sDlIit came.
No iairer morns the gl0wi. & East will claim,
Nor rouse che lark to spread Aurora's fame:
What future sun mer ays can be the samea
OF all that wait our N mOrtal path to cheer
What equal to tho past, what half 90 deAri
And therefore do we mourn
Out Of our life the sweetest chapter done;
The very 1aiIest page gone by.
There could not be happier one
Tho we are aged ere we come to lie
In Deathe embraces: be he far or nigh,
We always must RENE mber, YOU and l.
These balcyon days departed brief as bright
This summer which is dying as write.
-Argosy.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-07
Tho Nswspsper a. 4 Detective.

The character Of detective is one in
which the press is coming to figure quite
frequantly. Ecarcely day pssses that does
not see brought to light by them some new
knavery or piece of villainy.
One Of the best instances of what news
paper may do Ia this line was recently pre-
sented by the New York Herald, during the
investigation of police matters.
One morn ng former policeman is exam.
ined. He makes certain charges, affecting
some half dozen members Of the police
force, . prominent Judge, and one of the
Nathan brOthers-in substance, that an
lrishman had been arrested by him, having
IN his 0ssession black bag containing q
bloody coat and come burglars tools; that
certain circumstances pointed strongly to
this man ~ the probable murderer Of Mr..
Nathan, and to his having been assisted by
one of Mr.. Nathan's sons; that the Irishmsn
had been dismissed without being brought
up for . proper examination; that he (the
poiioema-) had been threatened with dis-
mission from the force If he did mot let the
matter drop; and that all this trifiing with
Justice had been brought about BY the per.
sons already alluded 70.
NO sooner was the evidence of this man
written out than IL was sent TO the Herald
ofbse and set mp IN type, and dszen proof
shseh printed oG. nj l557 - +.
! Theee we're given to as many reporters,
with tnetructdons to yisit all the parties i'm
pitceeed. snA take down what they had 70
bay ahoas y 1901 0Ii ~ . ~ 0I :.
! Ihp AeFt negping's papss presented the
evt4e1oe y AL, And immediately folio wing
Il IT. ne issesviews held with each of the par
The matter Wa sprung 10 suddenly that
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-07

no one had time to communicate via
other and agree upon story, and NJ
either to tell the truth OF run thu !.
having one story told BY himself and ,1J
story told by his confederate. To sa,I
the stories told we're somewhat Al
would be expressing it very mildly. y
One denied the blood on the coat: AL
not only the blood, but the cost; ssJ
third even went so far as to be un,lj
recollect not only the black bag, shsI!
the coat. but even the man himS,l
fourth, more truthful, Acknowledge
arrest of the man, the coat and tbs N
stains, but denied that there was s,s]
dence to connect the man with the M
murder.
What use was made of this evideno
not necessary TO discuss; bat the NAM
tiOn of what it is within the DO wer u
press to ocOmplish in the role of de,s.
Cincinnati Commercial.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-07
Ls.ssvity of the ve.erA.. of 1sl2.

The extraordinary longevity of the sur
vivOrs of the war OF 1872 is certainly Q GU
rious fact well worthy of notice That was
not great war; not many troops were en-
gagged, and NO very large force mustered
into the service Of the United States, and
the war came to an end almost sixty one
years ago. Yet the commissioner Of PEN
sions reports 1885 survivos Of that war
on tho rolls Of the Pension Once Very
few, indeed, of these can be less than eighty
years Of age, and the number must be
nearly II mot quite ten per cent Of the
whele force mustered for service. II the
veterans Of the late var Of the rebellisn
Them win survive In The year 1926. We
should b yeEy dad % believe that al Of
them would i've much, longer than. that
bat ws 60 n1t sxpset II ~ II h. against
re confee q nature. y y hard to r6sist
Rovcsstw Eby.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-07
4 Florida Volcano.

For many years past there has
noticed q column of smoke or steam al
from an impenetrable swamp shotl
tance from the gHlf coast in WM5
county. Many attempts have been us
discover the cause, but thus for no
has been successful in penetrating NJ
location, in conse quence Of the charscaI
surrounding
A short time since Judge White :
party of gentlemen in Leon and CAD
counties formed an expedition to red
possible, the undiscovered wonder.
started from st. Marks in sail bost
made their way eastward to the mou
Pinhook creek. One OF the party in vi
to the Sentinel says:
"Che coast here is very singular, and
gests the presence OF volcanic action at
time In the remote past. We looked |
IL as favorable Indication of the va
we were in search of. The whole COS.
mass of rocks, One called the sGrsy
forms Q natural bath house, walled ID
sides. The bed of the !
is mass of rock, and two miles fro
mouth its whole volume is vom ted Up
immense force from the yawning jsM
ritted rock. Here the river prOperl
inmates, and then commences Q sen1
sinks, which extend for twenty miles
Alter entering the swamp the party d
cred an immense rock in the form Of
verted cone, rising to the height of 10
which was regarded as the cone of
tinct volcano. Fragments from it ar
like pumice stone, and abundance Of
and ashes are to be found, tOgethsi
most all the features peculiar to tbd
recent volcanic disturbance"
Here" continues the Sentiners
spondent, "the exploration ended.
were spent in atten pting to penetrs
explore the vast swamp, which ss
any human being is concerned, b
NAMED impenetrabie and unex plored
guage can rot convey q proper ooDe
OF the character OF this region. Old b1
who have lived upon the borders 4
swamp for years have quailed befoa
terrors and difficulties conce sled viii
hidden depths. At all points it eel
present an impenetrsble barrier Of u
vines and brush, except to the besn
theirs, snakes, slligstors and othei,
beasts aRd yeDomous reptiles to wbiei
abandoned, and in which they are
from all human interference"
To penetrats this wild region and
up this hidden myssery will form ps
trsctive and exciting 0ccasitn to y
our wealthy Northern visitors, nd,
whom are SO fond of adventure an
sports. We shall be surprised If y
winter passes without developing tbs
Of this volupe.0f heated sir, steam q
which has 70 long attr acted attentica
. distance.-1Xs SENT Tropical.