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BANKERS.

BANK Frs.
u % e
II - de faster and more cas. in stock speculation
Ia Wall street tran il aly other Icgitiua,e wa .
The Banking House OF Mcssrs. Alex. Frotninghlm
q Co IL ali street have paid to their toners
during the lat thirty Days ijJ0DD They haT
over so custo mers. VITO reside in different parts of
the world heir 20 pulariy arises from dealing with
their Customers honestly. They invest sums rang
II from Ten Dollars To S5UCOJ, and give az strict
ItIsCual attention 10 small e5tmentS TO large
by the combined strength Of 80 much ca oitai con
ceDtraticg in their hands, they are often able TO
G. ntrJl tho price Of certain stocks. consequently
realizing for their customers enormous gains They
also send Weekly Report free 10 thosa de-iring to
SpeCu ate. Send for it-PttSbUTg Commercial, jan
l., 1870.
EdGress ALEX FROTHTNGIIAM CO,
febl eOtr Bankers AID Brokers, IL Wal St, N p
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GS0 TO $4,000 invested In Stock Privilege,
Men and faon. Wnn St and W Wall = sT TSH.
SENT skA4, JOHN HICKLlNG 4 CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
och-ly IL Broadway. y,
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4 sh. ROBSKESUs, FEUM BALTIMORE
- can be consulted nj $24 lptH stree. ncrthyest
nearly Opposite tbs Gas Offce, ever WgDSEs
IA 1 and ShTt Rbtf, ron - 2. n, T.. al
disease q the UriUsFg Organs, GcnorracsS o. sct
structure 81 phli.. Snt fguEat 1TrhOHs, Gases u
tscDuCTrhss Recently contracted cred ia TO q -
SyrhIiis I'm 81. Us stage. 4C.Cs'y cured, sad tks
poison entirely GFadCatsJ from the system with
ut tire Of mercury. Srsrrarrrrh.p> Er,u yLf
On BY exc and abuse 20 Youth, CG1siCs loss -
ucnory sud Insanity, genera debility. srseur
SeakCesS' uysteIcy nervous TTittciiity gt,.
y cJGsniL s.l5u. lHOlE-rtloD, rEigiteslOE 4 ths
AeaTt, ~ 10 IN BACK, llaLe Of eight or EGgiae,s
HNH icrebGtl ac5, s-. Ci<JFgst, 10 speeilF CrroS
~ newly discovered relnr.iias. 3eatIsn.r rlscFas
t1e.iil.5Ve5 70 Dr. y. nNGd can rely upon belrs
sc-nti1 satiy sHd cpH0isUis treated Refers 20 fts
nGh tezt1r malls slch he nov holds from she iesd
s;E 2rErigi3ns y baltimore. Ottcs s9S l0th street
QgTt5Ves., from . % o. m. ma-S-lv
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MEDICAL; &c.

IIiISht5,
- c1aH, csn be Consulted at No. 62O street
every Tuesday au0 Saturdsy Hours / 10 ,'Cl,rE
az female complaints care2. Residence No z
Monroe street, Baltimore. IaI2l- Tn"
WHY Do TE SUFFER
w when our msG iCatsd and Csrsin PLASTER
III imng s;ely relieve AID cure Diphtherta Colds
Coughs, Pneumonia, PleUrlsy, Neurais ia, Rherms
JiSm, Group, Sore Throat, Scarlet Fever, Cnrns-
Cuts, Burns, Bruises aud all Care- OF inflammation
CeBiTdi Depot, Room 9, Nay SUIkiiHs,
Corner Of and Eth n. ",
JAMS In &c. LEWIS 4 co
4 AZ. buCHJEA yONES-Twenty years % psrI
~ ence 10 Female Diseases, IRREGULAR ties, Dvs
-isn IUmOTs EUaTa-tees subtraction, or 40 ChsrseJ
bUsiness ooGSdsutisi t6s n. Howard st , B8lu
.anI- 5,,-
NshDAME bESTRLI1, "a rs tbor0uguIy s1-
~ perienoed and scientific Ladies Physician ant
eldNife OF 20 years practice. stt9Dts ladies' at 81 Il
homes, or comfortable grivAte ROOMS, carefIi nar-
ing Guu the best medical attendance at the DoctoFt
private residence. Lsdies placing themselves under
me care u d sdsne besteii guaranteed scientific
treatment ard = sPee1g Otice eHi residence
corner ei south ShoTp SID povbE sts., Dsir.m0rs
sePE-ly
SssATisfhCrtUH,' 81 FEB BUTTIE .Iao
- SITUATIONS free az Or. DEEEE'E, lis ~ a.
Colo aigatiep BuiGinsj iyl-ygl-
DkESCBIPTlOE FEE FOB Tux SPEEDY
Cure Of Seminal Weakness, Lost MGuhood aSc
all disorders brought On b. tndiscretinns or ex.
cass. tuy Druggist hss the Ingredients.
Ac1TeHs DANlDSOS q 90,
Eopl5 m,w,i,iy Rox 23gG, Kew g5fk,
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TRUSTEES SALE
iMPRohED PkoPERTl IN GEOBGETOWN,
TEfN

g. By virtue CT deed of trust, dated the 18Th
e5i day OF october, 1873, and duly recorded Liver
"a tJlJs $50 OF the iaGd records fYr as4iug-
ton county. District OF Columbia aud by the rrre 4
81 the parry secured thereby, shall sell, OF MON
DAY, the n If February, ls75. az ) clock N 81.
IN front Il the premises The vest half Uf Lot
numbered slAfytwO 49, in HOlW.aI +. addition 30
@e,rkstovU, District Of q lumbIa, the saJne 'front.'
II ;weaty '.ct the sOU-h Dr. VI str,t u d
a. dsp'b q one hundred aud tWeuty feet, tag-t her
With the Improvements, which consist u a Byil <
Ia eili1R
Terms Of sale are. 0nethird cash. tFa residue in
two ,Ggai payments, az Elk and t&rive months and
occurred b} c.c1 90! trust On fhR property su with
notes hehrit interest ~ eight !aT cont rg~ aagIl
Convey shCIug at purCha-er'- cost. 4 Gepp-i. 4
$50 Vii be required IA the jIIoe 4 -Gi- IL tie
tr'I - sA-e 81" not c.1Ii..i Hl.A zen DAYS -as
r-tces reserve the rlgit a. resell the san. A. the
ii and Cvst - the d-la lltHp pu cha-,r. d. five
d. eiF-ril,snF 1T 10 soGle Newspaper published
ia the city of " Arlington.
Nm. u. CASSIN
Il. 4. CORONA i'H'- -.
tsr2l-ti THOS H9NIfSg surt
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UNDERTAKES.
X W. BARk8R.
rOR RHE HOhlDAYS,

LOB HHE HOklDAYSs
WATCHES, ykwELRY. sILyRRHARD.
CLOCKS, BRONZHS. OPERA 0LAnS06, Rl0.
hoIIphn ana RkIhai PREskSTfs : ssscs.sT.
". .. TAPPAN, JeWol0e.
eeolAly eos y strset. Masousc fsnpleD
IN TIE eUPREMH COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OfCOLUMBts.
Spec,aI Tv,9, Probate yrisdioftoa, yaa l8fA, iRo.
An the matter 81 the will OF MA RIGA Ret BGRBY:
Application Tor letters restamentary q
Margaret Berry. Of the District Of Columbia. hoo
this day been made BY Benz. II. Beckett END Wm.
appear In this court on TUESDAY. the 18th asy a
February next, at III O'Clock q. n TO show csuse
deceased should not issue as prayed: Prorsdsfs .
cory OF this order be publishs1 once . Wsek foe
three weeks In the Evening Star Drevto1 % IL
said day. Test:
jsnls-tuSss A. WHISTLE, Rssissss al wnas.
he. PERABRAU- rEAJHEs PlAyO, ~
dreos q nFu. RuIOHKu oAu90 B>nDe - -
loS IN Olxos1 0cgtSvo8s 1Doe-0.
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N THE SUPREME COURTOF THE DIsTRIC
III

IN THE SUPREME COURTOF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Special Term, Probate Jrlsd,et,on. Jan: 2sth. 1876.
In the matter OF the " ill of MARGARET QUEEN:
Application for letters testamentary the estate
Of Margaret Queen, Of the District of Columbia,
has this day been made by Benz amin r. Queen
All persons interested hereby notified to appear
In this court ON TUESDAY, the 18th day Of Fepru-
sry next, at ii O'Clock e.. M. to show cause why
letters tes;amentary the estate Of the said de-
ceased shoud not issue as prayed: Pror.dsd, copy
Of this order be published snce Q week for three
weeks in tine Evening Star previous 20 the said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER,
jan25 tn ST. Register Of Wills,
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Defeat cf the one-ter,a HiII.

Hot ~E.-Aitrr our report closed. debate
oa the bIl l.WIuIg the Preslt eutla Oh q
Was coutiuuel
MI Knott kvN closed The debate. and the
various amendments were voted down. A
motion wa> made 20 racpmInEt IN, 10 n. hut
t.ii> also Iait~t, and un IA" nnal passage OF
lht OH Tie vote stood yeas f4I NAYS lns "a
~" bill Jailed, the vote iu the Affirmative
being les than tWo-tutrf>
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS OsBORNE'S YOUNG LADIES BOARD
W ING hNn DAY SCHOOL. 943 NJ st north
Hcst PAUL II. BEREAS, Professor of GsrDa n
VI lie BRUN. Teacher Of French Next guArfe,
commeuCes February Ist, 1S76. IarI Pm
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q g. Co"cresS rsi lIrl tei tha debt af "a i
l.>iriCl 'o -" If .-H. Tnr Board 90 puhltc|
M,tss bHi exec .iri f'.s l'TI.f. ana Toe CON-
zee Na> unanifrolsIN g.. ulirlol trsr all|
c1'if.l'S made q RI this llu.t lla been
ra'.tl we've VOID g.i I.-Hl. IN al
noaru bed expended as a1. U.H cu fhi IL
nis,rsi ~ Over ne, SF a, 4n ne r.. 80. ,ar he
1s' recommended tria Abolition of ms
h'arN oi Public WORKS, because 10 lat cx-
c'td'd ii> authority b, o ma "a gsy,.r lnie 30 was
substituted Tor a. xhi-h M was surr,,srs
would not exceed itS suthnrifv. Hptsit 80
rruhls az TIE contracts under the BOARD Of
Pubic WORKS were ~ great that men c1nts
aHuTd Ia enter into taen1 and sell the r rarti-
.CAiCs ~ iEdebtelurSS Ibf a. cents GA flstpi
AR lie knew tuaf a great pressure vas
brought - hear upnu the Comm. ip', - h,lt
had be been tn their place he wnUli have
lAkeu The advice nf SNcgt-lIuglv able counsel
tt.nfe De would have gone c.lfrarN O. the
nshiiesi intention az thc law, which Wa tn
cut OF these cNtrtoril nary eN naudituroS lie
as surprised a. the ~rna Tor frrtn t. lfi,rnia
@, Pnriug the S. or az this District "A. IA that
o. oih'r cities. The debt OF fhis District Was
20 Jay one fourth ~ the whole value of The
r'ai estate. Under the cbustr,rft,r - a..
Jaw OF l>.s taken 10y the Comm tsNio nors ana
bN some senators on tlis raar. thesc CON-
nl>slnuFrS have tny power ID rnravr al an.
eighty-threC miles pf streets i'm tbis city A.,
issue the bonds 81 the United States Il 80
Tor ~. He tid not THINK the BOARD of Ana.
hao done wrong tn issuing These t,rI,is
M Logan SAID That ue saw ty the sta
ti>llcs mat this debt oi tie District wsS linn
lied 10 ten millions. lie could nnd no evI-
dence that THIS iaI ever been ropealpl aut
until ne d.d ne was not tispp~ef u yafa n
l@E i"t any 81 these bonds issued IN excess
81 tie ten IN Hons
MT Allison. in concluding, said he ,vantel
ihe limit now fixed % These n1n - - ta-pef
ltat 100 mon, 40 matter bow pare their mo-
lives, or advised by The most rfn mont conn
ttI or eminent Otherwise. would GaDcriaka
To 60 Hey out tlat i.mif.
Aiiyr some further discussion. Mr. ia.
luHh9H gave notice az an amendment, 90 Ana
There shan he uo increase 90 the 1s~ss,5r,f
ah.ouiil ~ the lnI'htn. uCss 90 rGe d. .rl.t 81
Aoinmhia.- lie explained that hrs 90 "a ,gas
mar nom this time iurfn IIe II-fric. glru
nlsNiurers would have o. depend upol their
taxes AMI other sources OF Income 70 INST
ilD eNpCudlfUr
Pending discussion, al . =. m, the senate
az lDUruet.
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] am also Offering very great bargains in FIN
FURNITURE.

l., order 20 open my new establishment with az
entire new stock L will sell a. reduced prices
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05

are sectionally At variance; they differ,
widely in temper and tsperament; they
represent constituencies as wide apart
as Hoosierdom and the Five Points.
Moreover, they are rivals. Hendricks
is as much a candidate for the Presi-
dency as Tilden is. Each must neces-
surily be the champion of the Democracy
of his own State-and the Democracy OF
New York and the Democracy of In
diana are as distinct as minted eagle
and ragged-edged shinplaster. Mast
hit it the first time trying: The Demo
cratic beast has grown a head at both
ends ard each end is headed its own
way-each way being the very opposite
of the other.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05

| OUR DEMOCRATIC FRIENDs are going to
hold ratification meeting at the Carson
Theater this evening. Is it asking too
much to request the three gentlemen
whom We have heard named as the
| speakers for the occasion, namely: Hon.
! John Il. kittrell. Hon. W. E. F. Deal
and Hon. A. C. Ellis, to take up, one
after the other, or singly and as desig-
mated by lot, the subject of the Hamburg
massacre? The Chicago Times, the
chief Democratic newspaper Of the
| Western States, applies to General NJ
C. Butler, Of negro numbering fame. the
tile of "Sitting Bull," and calls his
associate assassius the South Carolina
Sioux and says, most emphaticallv,
that 1.-The emily way to satisfactorily ST.
lence the Hamburg assassins is to hang
them by the neck until they are dead. :"
Will the Democratic orators named be
explicit enough to let US all know if they
are in sympathy with their chief West
ern organ? There is considerable col
ored vote in this State and it may be
thought advisable for the Democracy to
make an effort 10 secure the same. We
may be permitted to add that II would
be uuite a favor if these Democratic
spokesrlen would explain why it is that
Governor Tildeu maintains such long
and painful! silence toward his party.
Also. if not asking too much, would any
of the gentlemen be good enough to give
an opinion of the causes which have led
to the supremacy of the Fist in the coun-
ellis of The Democratic party? Time was
when the Chiva!ry were SO thin Of skin
in California that they split the Demo-
cratic party rather than submit TO the
leadership of the late Mr.. Brcderick;
now they cheerIully follow the vigorous
leadership OF the man who mauled ths
Benicia Boy in twenty-four foot ring.
Also might We ask, Is Morrissey going
to "taka stump For time was when
he never used to. Likewise, will the
gentlemen, as committee Of three, or
sinsle-handed explain the nature of the
Morrisseyn:.. Reform? p. S.-We
notice there are to be present others
han the three named; but perhaps there
are questions enough to so round.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05

This passage from Mr.. belong adj
dress at the grave of the late Dr.. NC
Means is very beautiful:
Observing that the genial breath OF
Spring acts upon the clements within
the laboratory of earth until, from Its
alchemy. the life-tide leaps in mani
mate nature to the bough, and the
bud, the leaf and blossom follow; that
sultry Summers heat converts the
blossom into fruit, and Autunn's Ian,
guor adds its lusciOusness that bud
and blossom would be vain Gid not
the ripened fruit fall to the earth
thereby renewing existence through
decay; we thereby learn to murmur
not, and cease our wondering when
the blossom fades and the leaf and
fruit iorsake the Dough.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05

Goldsmith Maid will do to rely upon
after all. Occasionally some one OF
her rivals may snatch one of her many
laurels, but in the long run-or long
trot, rather-she achieves the victory.
The other day at Cleveland she was
defeated by the stallion "Smuggler.'
Now, in turn she distances that IA
nous horse. In the free-for-a all race
at Buffalo on Thursday, the following
entries were made: Goldsmith Maid !,
Fullerton, Lucille, Bodine and Snug
gler. Goldsmith Maid won in three
straight heats, making the fastest time
on record, with Fullerton second each
time, Bodine third and Lucille fourth.
Smuggler was distanced on the second
heat on account of bad behavior.
Time-2:lG, 2:l5h, 2:15.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05

The withdrawal of Godlove S. Orth
from the Republican candidacy in In
diana gives much satisfaction to the
party in that State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05

How DEMOCRATS Run A NAVY
YARD.-Washington, T. y 3l.-Rep-
resentative Hall of Maine, in the
course of his speech yesterday on the
Naval Committees report, argued
that if political abuses exist in the
navy yard they have merely come
down from former years, and as a
proof and illustration of this argument
he read the following official letter,
addressed by the Commandment OF
Mare Island Navy Yard to Naval Con-
structor IIanscom, in September,
1855:
SIR: Mr.. Turner, Civil Engineer,
objects to a reIuisition for a sawyer TO
superintend the sawmill without its
going THROUGH his office, and further
states that the sawmill is under the
immediate charge of the Master Joiner.
| have heard also that the man Sc
lected by you is "Black Republl,
can" Ii so, he cannot be admitted
on the rolls of this yard while l COM
mand it. respectfully, your obedi-
ent servant,
RIB. CUNNINGHAM, Commandant.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05

We lind the following in last evening 4
Chronicle:
New York, August 3.-Ths Times this
morning states that Commodore Wander
biIt is dying and cannot live till noon.
His son. w. II. Vanderbilt, was sum-
moned to his bedside by telegraph,
He is now there, passing tho night with
him, which is the first time since his
fathers illness.
San Francisco, August IA young
man named Paul Fisher committed sui
eide last night in building 81 the north
west corner OF Broadway aud Mason
streets. Deceased was twenty-three years
of age and was q shoemaker.
Judge Ferrel. Of the City Criminal
Court, was taken suddenly and violently
i'll on the bench this morning and carried
home.
Fifteen cases of smallpox were report
ed yesterday, and ten to-day. There was
one death yesterday and one to-day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05

A disturbance, in the upshot of
which it is distressingly feared that
both parties will not be effectually
killed off, has arisen between the
Greasers and Indians who have a
habitat in the neishborhood of San
Diego. 1t all grows out of the killing
of the pestiferous desperate, Blanco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05

Wilbur +. Story, the tough old party
who blackguards the wide world
through the Chicago Times has been
arrested for slandering citizen of
Milwaukee.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05

Lord Dufferin and his Countess are
on their way to British Columbia via
the Central Pacific Railway. They
will go from San Francisco up the
coast in British man-of-war.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05

Slosson won the match billiard game
against Sexton in San Francisco on
Thursday night-won by 30 points in
600
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05

Ex-Queen Isabella has informed her
son, the King Of Spain, that she is out
of politics. What will Susan 3. An
thony think of this kind of conduct?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05

The ScIavonic residents of this city
are sending forward considerable
apr cunts of money for the relief OF
.leir suffering countrymen in Hero
rovina. The Relief Board has also
sent delegate from here to the seat
of war defraying all expenses for his
outfit and travel.
This from San Francisco. Is it the
correct thing to do, under existing
treaties?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05
Sberman's views of the Indian stu

Sherman s views OF inc luuIau Sltu-
alton are given in the following:
Washington, August 3. - General
Sherman and the Secretary of War
were in attendance this morning be-
fore the House Committee on Military
Affairs, in reference 20 the Senate Dill
now before that committee for the in
creasing of cavalry regiments for oper-
atoms against the Sioux. The General
favored the bill and explained that in
his opinion the present force could
whip the Indians if the latter kept to-
gether, but in case they separated, the
soldiers would be compelled to do the
same, and there might be danger.
He then detailed the strength OF the
army and present situation OF the va
rious regiments. In answer 10 an IN
quiry whether troops could be spared
from the Ssuth to reinforce the army
in the Indian country, he said: I" am
| compelled to answer that they cannot
| be spared, because those who are in
trusted with power Judge their pres
ence there necessary. That decision
is to me sacred and final, and governs
me-"
Ferry-You do not, however, say 1t
is your judgment
Sherman-It is hardly right to ask
a soldier for an opinion behind his
duty. We ought not to form an opIn..
ion. The strength of Crooks and
Terry's command is about 1900 each:
WILLIAMSBURG you not impressed
with the idea that the Indians are
breaking up?
Sherman-I think they are scatter
ing now. Crook and Terry are both
extremely careful. prudent and eau
tious men, and will not attack the In
dams in position until they can give
them tremendous whipping.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05

ONE Biddlirgmsyer has been indicted
by the Grand Jury Of Eureka county, not
for having such an outrageous name, as
one would naturally suppose, but for
building All clubhouse where he oughtn't
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05

King Alphonso will make the
daughter of Montpensier his Queen
next year-provided he is still king
and she is still of a mind to be his
queen. This is keeping the throne in
the family-they are both Bourbons
and cousins.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-28
GEORGIA NEWS.
The square is being well work :

The square is being well work
ed.
The Caterpillar has made It
appearance in Thomas county.
The editor Of the Atlanta Com.
meRweaHh is now enjoying the hon.
ors that o grand father alone can
wear.
A turtle Weighing four hundred
and fifty pounds was sent to Macon
from Brunswick the other day to be
melted up into soup.
"A wife in one of the counties ad>
iaeenl to Pulaski has put bell on
her husband 10 order that she may
fad him when she wants him.
-Taa patriots are not all dead
Mr.. james r. Duncan, of Houston
county, who owns only one flock Of
sheep, killed six dogs the other
nigls
The gin>house of Mr. Elias Da-
wilson, of Troap equity was struck
by lightning on Thursday last and
burned, together with about eight
hundred dollars worth OF wheat
-LaGrange has been taken in by
psrty of the name Of Walton, who
rented a store and hired number of
clerks for the purpose of estabhsh~
ing shoe store, Fly this ,4ean9 he
secured d weeks board.
"A radical informed reporter of
the Atlanta Constition that an at
tempt was made at a meeting Of
the State EHecariye COMMITTEES, to
oast j. B. bryant, Of that city. The
vote stood nineteen to niuetcea, and
Bryant united the tie by voting for
himself The State Convention Of
these lonesome politicians will meet
in MaaQu On tie ie.h Of August.
-AnoUT ten or twelve years ago
some negroes on the plantation of
DR.. Mitchell, near Reynolds, had
occasion to plant a stack>pole to
3-acs fodder o.. 4 hjctoy pole
was selected, aud putting the pole
into ground, the bud or blossom end
was in the ground. After a time
the fodder was removed and the pole
was foq9d e tie aIjfe aal 1proating.
This pole was suffered to remain I'M
til the present day, and is now a
large hickory tree with its bark
limbs and all reversed, and bear
each year : 5000 crap OF hoa. SO
says the Fort Valley Mirror,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-28
ACWoRTH DOTS.

RAIN on Tuesday and very cool.
"A moccasin was shot on the
street the other day.
Out on Burnt Hickory road
gold mine of great richness hes
been discovered.
The crops generally speaking
are in good order and the much
needed rain Of Tuesday causes the
farmers to pu; on a new smile, for
with plenty Of rain the corn crop
will be splendid.
The Sunday School convention
will meet in Acworth on Friday and
hold till Sunday. Il is estimated
that one hundred delegates will be
III attendance.
-I3evs. Rogers and johnson are
conducting az Interesting meeting
al tue Acworth Presby terrain church.
- The number Of Acvorth's in
habitants is computed at one thou,
srnd, in this number there are four
men ashamed Of their age, at least
they meyer celebrate their birthday.
The seasons pass off very rap
idly. Only a short while ago cotton