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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-28
ELECTION CALLED.

Meeting of Executive Committee.
The undersigned having been apps
pointed as the Executive Committee
of the Democratic Party for Cobb
county, believing that perfect fair
ness should govern ali the proceed
ing8 in the selection of all officers,
and the nomination of those who are
to represent Che county in the noXt
General Assembly, do hereby APPS
point Wednesday the 10Th day Of
August, as the time for the election
of delegates in each militia district
in the county. Five delegates will
be chosen from each district in the
county. The elections will be held
at the usual place of holding Justice
Court, and the polls opened at .
o'clock A. NJ,
The delegates thus chosen will as
sembly in Marietta at the Court
House the first Tuesday in Septem
Der next, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, and
nominate two candidates for the
Legislature, and select by ballot fcar
delegates to the Congressional Con>
vention.
This Committee will reassemble
on the 4.h day of October oext to
make az eagemeots for convention
I to nominate candidates for tie va
rious county Offices.
[Signed;l c. a. DUNwoDY, Chm,
w. p Harder, T, A. Gober, L. N.
| Mc.,4chern, &. b Chastain, L. II.
Liudiey, L. llQwe!!, !, F. Co~an,
| ", Z. McCIatcby,
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GRASSHCPPER s.

Thos. p James, State Commission
err Of Agriculture, addresses the fole
lowing 10 the farmers OF Georgia
The grasshoppers which have aP~
pearedin many sections Of the State
are without doubt the hateful grass
hopper Of the West-that dreaded
pest that hes, during Tie last few
Years, destroyed entire growing
crops, reducing the people to the
point Of famine.
They are now in the first and
comparatively helpless stage Of their
existence. They vii. grow rapidly,
and in a few weeks win be able to
Iny, They will then deposit their
eggs in the earth by millions. Next
year these eggs will hatch, aud
there will be millions, where nov
tasso arc only dozens. You are
earnestly advised to destroy these
now before they can fly, and before
their eggs are deposited. They can
be driven into piles Of dry straw
and turned.
Thousands may be destroyed by
active men and boys with brush.
Nets may be made similar to par>
fridge nets, Of cheap material, with
-.. ] - = ..-,. wi. .-,.oot e.,
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Eos. JouHyAL There has been
a good deal said about good oats
this season, and we thought we
woold tell what we saw. Well, we
we're called upon by Mr.. Rollins at
the Poor House to tbresL out his
crop Of oats raised on the farm, and
we threshed out 300 dozen and got
2lJ bushels Of cleaned oats, weighs
ing - pounds to the bushel Now
if any one can beat that OIL Poor
Farm let him speak o1t
J. Y. ALEXANDER,
Y. A. GoBER.
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Marietta MaGket
corrected Weekly by our Merchants. ]

MARIETTA, GA, July, 29th, 1876.
FINANCIAL.-Gold buying at3ll0, selling
at 81 y Shyer--5uyine at par, selling at
par Exchange buying at par selling ! PIE
MUM. Money commands u TO per cent.
COTTON.-MIddins 10.
GRAIN.--We quote corn - 80 cts.
Wheat 81 q. Oats 90 a70-Ryt sl20aSl.35
DRIED FRUT-Apples 3 to @ Peaches
pea'ed 49, uupealed s. to. q; Pears l5cts.
SEED.-We quote clover at $3.50 to $40.
per bushe Blue Grass al $50 per bushel.
FLOUR.-From 81 90 to S. 50.
NEAL, s0cts.
BULKMEAT II cts. per pound.
LARD. We qnote buckets, Is cans and
tierces, i
GROCERIES We quote Sugars-Crush
ed Grauulat, d and Powdered 49, For extra
G ~ Brown 10. Tallow, 2. Liverpool
salt - OO Virginia salt 81 90. Candles
ullwei@sl- D. Ginger 4G' Spice40 Pepper
50 40 Starch TO- Rice 10 for tierces
java CoHre - a 40. Rio 25a27t. New
Orleans syrup r.. Molasses-l0. Cheese,
factory %. Peas loo lbs.
FISH aekerei. No. Etra shore per
hbls $4,000; No. 1, Extra shore per. half bbs,
5IJ.03 No l. per. bbls. $3.50; No ? per
bali bbls. 3 50; 10. 3, per bbIs 1900; No. 3,
por half hbls. 700: 10. [, Extra shore per kits
$500: No. J, Bay per kits 2.35 No =, Large
per kits . 60; No. 3. Large yer kits 80.
Cot&TRI PRGDUH E.-Buyiug prices from
wagons Eggs 10 q ~ csujs chickens 20 a25 cts
country butter 20 to. %; Tennessee butter
30 to 51.
FACTORY GOODS.-7-8 shifting II A
sh4.iiun : cents. Factory warm J 10 Der
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FALSTAFF.
SUNDAY soHGoL CoEVEErIoN
MARIETTA. GA, Jaly p, 1876.

y, g, -, 49,.
NArIfrrA GA, JAY y, 1876
pa,.sr,,,t ia call convention If DELEGATES
from - nI,nlar # s1n.tav schools If 1oLb
-,.''4,' ,n.t in f,,o prasI,rt1,i,n cbnr.b at 10
1o.d3y irater H., REV I + rrtto}f Il
and sinain,, bv tbe atojtt 20
The convention was called to orler by G n.
Tosta, Nica president nf tba Savs,tL CON.
ore -ioua District. who explained tie object of
5I,e.,n,..ir., On ,notion hi Insta,. ,y.s uada
tennarary Chairman and Professor G. + Go
I,., S.c,.tarv
1'ba ,oUoy.irr f4l.rafas enrolled their names
0Uavis Craek-A a Snoftcu and & T.
St,icLiand
Mouut Zion and I[ormonv-A S. Atkinson.
NJ, 3 Ms Iobn ward. DR. M.rift. G p Po,an'
Ehausu.r-Tsaa. w Waltfu Ezekiel liar
ia
rt.,,,.,yar raon. ero,nl--D NcEeebrrn
70 arrFivr4afh
I..9I s,.,:aa| + qto.. f,sre..,.s
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10y 10Y ii e.l.,.,,If.r., p H., II r
~ r1,u,cI, pos,.,u-JY p.ydon and
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II 9 Nari4;ta--f;.arrs Lane " Penn
:, ~ -. r. . N''''' 4''''''
McGH'JHe!' ,, ill.,. M. c.,,..J
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go s.,..4,i. t.b,'f u,,.;.ft.-.'r II
Cheek. Wm KIM, and Rev d / B1ttoph.
Powder Smn4s-A C. Mointosh @ Il.
Anderson. and Z il Lindiey.
Daring the rnromsnt Of .h- delegates, the
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-28

A CENTENNIAL GEORGE WAsHlNG
roN.-.Yesterday morning careless
mason dropped half brioI from the
second story of building on which
be was at work. Leaning over the
wall and glanciug downward, he dis
covered a respectable citizen, with
his silk hat scrounched over his eyes
and ears, rising from recumbcnf
posture. The mason, in tones Of
some apprehension, asked, Odd that
brick ii. any one dom there :'-
The citizen, with great difficulty cx~
treating himself from the glove IL
ting cxtingoishcr into which his hat
had been tran5forme3, replied VITA
considerable wrath, Yes, sir, it did,
it hit me" "That'g right" eX-
claimed the mason, il tones Of undis-
eujsed admiration, "noble man l
would rather have vested a thous-
and bricks than have had you tell
me lie about it," This accident
has q centennial moral, and large
reward is offered to any one who
! will discover what it is.
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Two Literary ladies were lately wit
ncssas in a trial. Ooe Of them, ups
on hearing the usual questions asked,
"Waat Is your name 90 aad GLOW
old are you ?" turned to her compan-
ion ard said, u DO not like TO tell
NY age rot that shat l have any
objection 20 its being known, but l
don't want it published in all the
newspapers" SWELL, said the witty
Mrs -. Il will tell you how you
can avoid it. Yo1 have heard the
objection to all hearsay evidence
tell them you don't remember when
you were born, and all you know Of
it is by hearSay." The ruse took,
and the question was not pressed.
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DR.. SALlBR'S SPECIALTIES.

At the Eclectic Dispensary cancers are sue
| ce-siully treated and o cure effected in ninety
nine cases out fla hundred, y,ben taken in time.
EuEuMArisH cured ia every case in from one
| to tnlee months. at cost OF five dollars per
month for medicines.
DISEASES or THE THROAT cured in from one
week to two months.
CATAiuiH OF THE HEAD cured ia ,ue 70
4 three month";, in most cages occasionally meet
! with c@e ra, ,tunag more lime.
! WOMB DIsEAsES-U liberation, inflammation.
| ieucorrhea, cured in oue-halfthe time required
by other systems, and without the use Of caus-
tic.
EpLEPTIC FRS relieved and permanently
cured. Ia most cases from six TO twelve months
required for permanent cgre
NERVOUS D-laD,rA From aXcesses, self
.,b.-v, sc, successfully treated and cured in
one O., five months.
BLOOD DISEASES cured in from three TO
twelve months.
KIDNEY DISEASES cured in from one 10 three
months.
DISEASE a.. LIVER ameuable to treatment,
permanently cared in few months.
NEURALGIA and other nervous diseases sue
cessllly treated.
Call on or address S. F. Salter NJ. D., No.
50 Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga.
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To all whom it may concern C. D. & I. ..
Moon having made application to the Court of
Ordinary Of said county for letters of admins
tralon upon the estate fl w. Moon late Of
said county deceased. These are therefore to
cite all and singular the next of kin and credi-
tors Of said deceased to show cause if any they
can why permanent letters of administration
should not be granted the applicants the
first Monday in August next. Given under
mv hand and seal This June 7th 1876.
H. NJ HAMMETT, Ord'y.
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Marietta Bible Society.

TnE Marietta Bible Society held
its thirtieth annual aaattag st the
Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning. Hev. 0. L. Smith, D. d
Of Oxford, preached very fine and
learned discoprse, after which Rev.
Mr.. Buttolph, President Of TIE So
ciety, announced the society ready
for business II. NJ Hammett, Sec
Rotary, pe2d the minutes of the last
meeting which were EGoRted, The
annual report read by Rev. w. (.
Glenn was quite interesting. Tie
usua! COLLECTION was taken up, after
which the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Rev.
|. r. Branham, President; d. l..
ButtoIph, ce-President W. +.
Gilbert, Secretary; William Root,
Treasurer. The Executive Cons
mittee are DR.. Stewart, Rev. W. z.
Glenn, W. + Groves, and w. G.
Mansfield.
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Pubic Dehate Of the Court House.
Monday night, July 3lst, i9,c,
Question: Ought the public schools
to be abolished p Chairman, Rev.
D. l. But;o!pb. Debaters in the
Alternatives S, Roauo Atkinson and
A. Iverson Branham. In the mega
tive: w, Penn McCla.chy aud G.
Fletcher Gober.
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Administrators Sale.

BY virtue Of an order of the court of Orii-
nary Of Cobb county. Ga will be sold before
the court house door in Marietta in said ooun-
" on the first Tuesday in August next, Lots Of
Land Nos. $40 and Gll in the 9Th district and
2nd section Of Cobb county and sold as the
propertyof John Wylie deceased. Sold for the
benefit Of the heirs and creditors Of said deceass
ed Terms cash. This June 9Th. 1876.
d. S. WYLIE, Admir-.
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sou paid your city taxes


-TuE Co!quitt papers place The
the delegates as follows: For Coli
qnitt, 225; Johnson, IS Scattering
81. The Johnson papers this way +:
Colquitt, lis; Johnson, so; Unin
structed, n; Scattering, 22-
Which IS right ?
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General Advertisements.
EHsz zzn.
!ke11neSaW Mills.
MARIETTA, CA,
Cheek, Whitlock 6 Co.

YENHEsE MILLS having recently been pur-
II chased by us, we are now prepared to
offer 10 the public all THOSE FAMILIAR
BRANDS OF FLOUR made by Messrs. Cook
q Cheek. Our Mr.. T. H. Cheek, who was
one Of the late firm of Cook & Cheek, is now q
partner OF the present firm aud is in charge of
the Manufacturing Department, same as here
totore, consequently we can safely GUARAN.
TEE OUR GRADES UP TO THE STAND
ARD of our predecessors,
Our firm is composed of T. H. Cheek. M. G.
Whitlock and John r. Winters.
All orders must be sent TO us at Marietta. Ca
For the sale Of our Flour in Atlanta. Ga, we
have secured the service. OF Major J. H. Ket-
ner who is so we'll and iavorably known to the
trade.
CHEEK, WHITLOCK & co.
iunel6-3m
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Naconi Jan g, Icto.
DEAR BEo. DAVIES: Excuse ,,,a icr writing
only when a.- des,iy interested have been
81. gaoeaa about TWO months. Could not read
aud pray ia a family. Had tried many things
Got 80 benefit from any. Since Conference
some one sent me from Americas bottle Of
Tua-h's Con~umptige Cure and Lung Restorer
which have been taking now, This is the 9th
day, and / can talk now with gone ease.
came here, arioEs, other iitlpes, to supply my
-ttt Uijh this medicine No druggist here has
It on sa7e. must have Il. want you TO go in
person 10 Thrash & Co. show them this letter
and make them send me by express to Sparta.
Ga, two three or four bottles, with bill am
getting on finely.
(Slgnedi /, PlgRCE.
Hgat L,,u.@ y Lamar, Agents, Atlanta, Ga,
For Sale by
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him for some nice apples.
We are prepared to do all kinds
of job wort ia the best style, cheap,
neat, and proapt Try us.
~Tmn Atlanta Times iptimates
that all CT its readers are Latin and
French scholars, Qaite remarkable
60 say the least.
w. NJ. Brumbelow, Of Oregon
district, raised three beets, weighing
fifteen pounds, the largest one weigh
ing seven pounds.
-FRoM the illustrated "wood
cuts" in recent issues of the Atlanta
Constitution, one would judge that
Rough Rice had been employed on
that paper.
-5in. Sanford GorLam of Ma
,ietta, this year raised eight bushels
Of Irish potatoes off of one peck OF
potatoes planted and cultivated -
He has left with US six Of these po~
tatoes which weigh five pounds.
Mn. E. N. Knight, one of Cobb
county's energetic farmers, presents
us with som3 enormously large aP~
plies of the first years bearing. They
would take the premium at the Cen
tennial.
GEN. G. Hopper, with large
army, has surrounded Marietta
The seige has been going on for
some weeks. Our citizens have
Stayed thousands of the enemy, but
''stiII they come"
--IHE evening concerts given by
the Marietta Silver Cornet Band, in
the Park, are attended by quite
number Of fair ladies and polite younG
men. The Band, under the leader
ship Of Prof. Clark, is progressing
finely. Several new and beautiful
pieces have been learned and are
rendered with charming effect.
JUDGE w. NJ. Sessions has pur
chased ga equal interest in w. e
Gilbert's store, and the new adver~
tisement of Gilbert & Sessions APP
pears in this issue. They are both
worthy citizens and euterprising
business men, and propose not only
TO keep complete stock Of general
merchandise, bat sach as will give
satisfaction in quality and price
Call and see them.
The Cobb County Executive
Committee have called for the cleo
ton Of five delegates in each district
on the 18th Of August, who are re-
ouasted to assemble in convention in
Marietta on the first Tuesday in
September to nominate candidates
for the Legislature. There wilt be
a separate convention called for the
nomination Of county Offices. This
is done, we learn, owing to the cleo
tion for coonty officers being some
months off. Bring in your an
nouncemonts. Only five dollars.
--TnE grasshoppers in the coun-
ty seem to be in spots, and not gen.
eral. Bat in the various fields in
which they are destroying the indus
try of year, they are innumerable
and Of all sizes end coIors. They
appear to have good aPpeti'es, are
quite sociable and don't wait for in
vitation5 to enter any mans field
A gentleman tells US in a field near
town that be counted twenty seven
grasshoppers on one blade of corn.
while an apple tree stood stripped Of
its leaves and apples. It is quite
distressing, indeed, to watch the
wholesale devastation Of corn and
cotton by the grasshoPPers. The
brush aud fire are being used to de-
stroy them, but the number seems
diminish very slowly, if at all.
a lady has become so accustomed
to watering her flowers that she was
out with her watering pot in the rain
recently, sheltered by an umbrella
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WILLIAM ROOT.
Sensible Advice.

You are ASKED ever, day through the col
anus 81 neN spapers and by your Druggist TO
use ~omsihiug fol- Dyspepsia and LIVER Com
painttlat you know nothing about, you get
Discouraged spending money without little
success Now 10 give you satisfactory proof
that GREENS ArGrsT FIoN ER Will cure Won
o. Ayspesi-i ano, Liver Complaint with all its
e,te, IT, such as Sour Stomach, Sich Headache,
Habtual Cosiiveness palpitalion olthe Heart,
Heartburn, Water brash, coming mp OF food af-
ter eating, low spirits. sc. we aslly'ou to 90
TO your Druggist WIN Roof aud 6. w, VII
IIAN's and get a Sample Bottle Of GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER Tor 10 cents AID try It, OF
Regular size for a eats, 1--WE doses will re
iicte you.
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u TIE foHowiag named gca{lcmcn

ty The tolioioiag named gentlemen
are authorized Agents for the Journal :
J. B. BARTON, Canton, Chero. Co. Ga.
JAMES PRICE, Ball Ground, :"
MAI. ED. DANIEL, Canton, Chero. Co Ga
w. e. ORR, Acworth, Ga
w. II. SIMMONS, Jasper, Pickens, Co Ga.
w. H. CASEY, 2. NJ. Woodstock.
II. b. GOODWIN, Powder Springs Ca.
S A. ANDERSON. Travelling Agent.
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The Banner Couaty Mio0trels
will give an entertainment at Mich
ols' Hall tonight. They have an
interesting programme. Go and
laugh and grow fat. Admission
2Jcts. and l5cts.
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Why will You Pine Away.

WITHOUT PAgALI EL.-The demand for
DIR. j. Bradfields Female Regular is beyond
precedent in the ANNALS Of popular remedies
Orders come in so thick and fast that the Pro
priosOr has, heretofore been unable to FIJI them
all He is happy to state that arrangements
are now complete by which he is prepared to
manufacture Female Regulator on a scale equal
to the emergency, aud The public may feel as
sured hat their wants may now be supplied
Physicians Of high repute a'e using this great
remedy, IN daily practice all over Georgia
Hereafter no woman need suffer from suppress
ed, suspended or irregular menstruation. This
valuable medicine is prepared by L. II. Brad
field, Druggist, Atlanta. Ga, and sold at 81 80
per bottle by respectable druggists throughout
America.
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Neorgia Cobb County /:

To all whom it may concern, W. p. Dawson
having made application to the court of Ordi-
nary OF said county for letters OF ministration
upon the estate Of VIM. Dawson, late of said
county deceased. These are therefore to cite
all aud singular the next of kin and creditors
Of said deceased to show cause if any they can
why permanent letters Of administration should
not be granted the applicant on the first Mon
lay IN August next Given under my hand
aud seal this July 4th 1876.
II. NJ. HAMMETT, Ord'y.
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MAnrnrrA. g.. Mureh Q. 1870.


Mc8srs. BrudaeH 4 Co..-Gentlemen You
will please ship us another supply Of your in
valuable FEMALE REGULATOR forward bill
by mail Weare happy to state that this rem
edy gives better satisfaction than any article we
sell, We have been selling it since 1865. and
witnessed many remarkable cures by it.
Among others there was lady friend OF ours
who was s3ow and siclsly until she was TWEEN
ty-siX years cid, Wheu she was married. Her
taaaal,t lived two years and died She con.
un"el IN bad hraIth in fact she has never
been what woman ought toll be 4 few months
after the death Of her husband she saw vour
advertisement, auI came to our store and
bought bottle Of your Regulator from u.s. and
took Il, accor ing to direcliop4 Ii has cured
ber SQUAD AND Nei, trou4h her regular month
u periods ou and to day she i-a hearty. bloom
ing widow--Nilh the use of bat two bottles Of
your Regulator, costing her only three dolar-,
when She had uei several physicians and
spent Q great deal Of money without any bens-
fit. Wishing you 'grdat success with your
valuable remedies.
Is, a,e, respectfully yours, eto,
w. ROOT X SONS.
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Georgia Cobb County

UtufSiA C0DD county
-Four weeks after date application will be
made to the court Of Ordinary Of Cobb county
for leave o sell the real estate and personal
properly Of J. T. Dyson, late of said county
deceased This July 4th, 1876.
w 7 McCLATCHY, Admir-.
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= aled hGuEGR, Secretary.
i accOub

-FDnreylrE-J. ". Potts BOUGHT cake
Of .G,.d Soap ffola Boston ~ Hunt aud
found "a il one gold dollar, which he sold for
one d ,liar and Ten cents.
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Oh Hand Local Dots.

Crrx AND COUNT
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Georgia Cobb County ::

June 23d, 1876
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02
&lIlllIah8HY.

The u. S. frigate Vandalia colIid"d with The
Norwegian bark Atlantic and the latter
bows were stove ip by the collision. The Van
daa was uuirjurcd, aod owcd the Atlantic tt
Lisbon.
The summing up 10 the case Of the pens
vile prize fighters comm Dc"d at Salem, n.
j., THIS morning, \ verdict is expected to-day.
John Wclch, another victim Of the lire
damp explosion in the ST. Clair mines, last
Tuesday. died this morning.
The Norwegian bark Aida B:v'n, outward
bound for the port OF Glasgow, timber laden,
which went ashore on the snuh point oil Anti
costa during the gale OF tie l6'h uI'., Is tota
wreck. The crew we're saved.
twas yesterday discovered tia; Fr'.k Beebe
aged Is years, bockkeeper iof the West Trey
Bauk, was dolauter to the amnuu' Of froln
tour to i've Thousand dollars. lie Will not be
plo -ccutcd.
y ire at Grenada, Miss, yesterday destroyed
property to the amauu! .: $50 900 ~, which
taere vas an Insurance Of but SO UOO
The Congregational Association Of New York.
having waited reasonable time for responsible
witnesses to appear and testify against the
charace r of Rev FL w. Beccher. have adOp ed
resolution cxoGcratIng him from all charges,
ami recommending him to the coutdcucc II
their Association.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
Residence Blown Up.

RoNpoUr, n Y, NV. 2-rhe entire front
of The residence of Augustus Supplies, in this
city, was blown out his morning at o'clock
by charge of powder, which was placed in a
window by some malicious person. The build,
Ing was shattered aud the furniture damaged.
Mr. Supplies, his wife and three daughters,
who we're sleeping 10 the upper part OF the
house, we're uui,jured. Supplies Was c III,
paiuaut against mouse OF i'll fame, ADD sus:
pciops pout 10 that direction, the motive OF
the act seemingly to have been revenge, with
the intention to destroy the entire family The
inmates Of The house OF i'll FAM have been ar
rested, but The proprietor, named key>er, Is
away from town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02
FOREIGN News

LONDON, Nov 2 The Globe this after
aeon announces that it understands the ioreigu
Office has received inlormatloo that au arms
ticc was sgucd yesterday.
BELGRADE, Nov. 1.-The Serv!an Govern
mept has Instructed Ge1cra| Fcheruagef to
send fl of truce to Abiui X rio the Tur-
ksh couuandcr 10 chief to inquire VII Their be
has becu notified Of the conclusion OF an arms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02
Railroad Collision.

ELIZABETH, N. j. November "A north
bound local passenger train on the PtnDSy'va
MA Railroad was wrecked Ibis morning At
o clock south Of Linden depot, by running lnto
two freight cars detached from Z proceeding
train, aud left s:a dug The track. Jacob
E!lston received probably fatal Injuries and a
fireman namc Wander water has severe scalp
wound. Several others we're slightly injured.