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,'" .a.a ..,s ~ s"e .opA'' oeaa aeu a'e we'll
known atnletes' ana asc magnificent specimens.
Meredith IL particularly powerful man, hav-
Ing onco on 4 waEef lifted nearly 1000 popn,la
drad vciuht- and at another i'm. go, IT,
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s"'ea " 'en""' lazarus, Tue noted
prize lighter, a!rrrdish pitched In aud
tlruhbel him handsomely. MrKee Raukin'a
su1un.l,d phyah,us IL well toown -
,h..,-.-.,o.-., ~, II. A.. .,.,,..x, .~s "
'"'s"ososs' sa4 ~ uue' st44" Nt appearance
anu capital makeup II not tue least VI tho At
fractions III the play Of "The Danites." The
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, 1877-12-31
TURKEY,
OPENING or rua excoSp OTTOMAN rAR1,A.
MINT.


E1fpatch 10 LONDON Yu.sa
PEnA, Dec. la-Today tho seconl Turkish
Parliament WAS opcued IN the GRIND Hall Of tho
Throue A. D0ltuabaghtchu Patars, Tho ecre-
naony WAS simplicity ltself, jet far from uui,n-
psrsst1c. owing u tho picturesque mtxture
Of European aud Oriental coatumes, tho
magnificent hall In which II Mas hefu,
and the admirable order With which tho pfo.
cccs!lngs we're managed. Tho occstion was
looked forward to With unusua! inlcress, ~
everybody was anxious to know bow tho speech
from the alro,s woull treat tLs present critical
situation Of affairs, aud whether uny ailustpn
woslld be male 10 the question VI peace OF war.
Or Information oF suggestion offered to l'srlfs.
1ncnt With reference tu this question, ~ II IL
generally suproaed tue national Representatives
will hu expected to deal with Il.
Ihe ceremony MAS h1c1 fur II o'clock, but
toulc delay wAs 0xr4 stontl bx the modification
ofthc speech vt the last moment. The rcIe-
sisony attracted from tue population no demon
.ot; ot Procession nor an5 crowd. ,Theru w4.
nothing wlatvrer in the asrert 1t the streets
tu indirutv that anything unusual was
xo.'e3 t1, %n tt,,,m l,o5 ma1 the,s any x4theHax
n,,oa .bs aniisucs ia .s,,a,SI.a a'11s ~ he ura
hall, which was 1snett Will. ths Cisic Guard Ut
tue Paats In siusle tlle, forming iAree sides ol
hollox square. Wthln TIL. tAa audience
formed three s!dss vi a smaller square, tho
fourth side bcluK open, aud coutYlninE tue
throne, the uuay seat tu tho ball, I'll present
standing throughout tho ceremony. Ia tia
right Of the ahtone, forming one side VI ths
according u their rank, the llrand vi.lrr, Msh.
Mou1 Danla4. Neouf pAsh4. server rssha, with
the other Minister. aud rnlrr-Seesetsrics Vi
state. all ln !ull uniform. lmulrdI-le], Q%htt,l
the GEahd Slz!cr were Chiefs of tho nos..Mua.
suln'1n communities. HEADED by tAu Greek
Patriarch, tn their Ordinary black robes
sud htad-jress, ealpak, aud veil, wear
tug tnetF Turkish decorations, but no
Opposite tho ihrune stood tho Councillors Of
State, tha Senators In uniform, and the uepu-
tics fn oE4luAfy dresa. Ou tho lett side OF The
throne were the Auasultaan ctrlcsiassicsl dig.
nt.rtea, hes.led by tho shrlk ul-i.l&'u ln III.
1tisr wuollcu robcs vi State unl xreen turbau,
Atteuded ey tho t4di4sArss 4n1' Aollahs ol
, 1877-12-31
IN AEf1.
BOLD WORDS.

HN0L!su PUBLIC sRNflNxNT DRAc!Ho I11kEp
fOA WAR;
Spttsal HsndfeA to TAs Catt.zaa TriA.ss.
NEW York, Dec. 31-A Lo1don special 10
tho Tt'nts says:-The war party in this country
IL tnomentati!Y Increasing In influence aud mum
bcrs. This Nussophfles are constantly uslug
their efforts toward the equalization Of Liberal
Associations. and arc quito actlys In
passing resolutions In favor Of pearc, but tho
arrogance Of Kussia toward ths suffering Tusks,
and the extreuts coldntss Displayed bY 0esmany,
Is extremely exasperatipg 10 &hc maturity Of
Englshlnen. The result Is = determined in-
ereAae Of the war party, aud the general sxpce-
tst!on Al this tIme IL that we wtll be brought
Into
4 WAR WITH RuasiA xAALT tn 1u1 coulkQ
apMlk0.
Eighty thousand native tEoops and $4,000
Epyllgh regulars hare &lresdY been ordered to
be tn 1cA1lacss 10 march 1t short nosire from
India for Egyp. aud Turkey, II Is believed
that 90 00 bHtlsh troops st batoun In alliance
With tho Turks, With money and ar1ua to dts-
tribute, would raIse storm which would dfiye
tho Ruaa!ans out Of tho Trans Caucasus n we'll
u out ol Armenia Ills known that to- aome
tlno
oA1AT sroh1s or PROVISIONS AND NpnltIoNs
hare been aocumutatiug 1t Malta, from which
point could b eaally drawn the supplies needed
fQs tho SUPPORT Of n Ru8lah army Ut Coassaa-
, 1877-12-31

M AL1oH7a on THE CELEBRATED ROCK.
La VALLErA, Malta, Dec. 80.-Ex.Prestdent
Grant landed Saturday. He toox luncheon with
tho Duke and Duchess Of EdtnburR, aud dincd
with the Governor. A gala performance Of
opera was RIrcn Ia honor Of the General In The
cvculog.
, 1877-12-31

Special IHspatrA 10 r., fAieugo Tribune
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Dec. D.-The rsg and
paper stock warehouse OF William Franzen was
damaged By t'fo this uornluR to the extent OF
$5,Do0; Insured for $500. l1pcman UAly, Of
Steamer I, was badly lnfuset BY falling wall.
, 1877-12-31

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. m.-The contractors for
the P7axal Railroad reviewed telegram last
night from the brazilian Secretary Of State
stating that co!orrd men woufl not be Ter
mltted to enter tho Empire - par. Of the
working force IT the contractors.
, 1877-12-31

PARIS. Dec. 30.-Tho French Academy Of
Moral sciences has elected Ralph Waldo Emer-
sou ono Of lts foreign associates.
, 1877-12-31
Austria's Reply to the Recent Circular
Motto of the Porte.
Outspoken and Causttc COM
rnents OF the Russian
Press,
4 Par1ey Proceeding for the 0apitulation
Of Sofia,

ALL xURoPE EXCITED.
[By Calls to The Chicago 1rtbunt.r
LONDON, Dec. 31-4 Il. m.-Englands noto
10 Russia Is tho general subject Of CON-
mcnt throughout Europe, aud 1t is regarded
rs placing England in position where
failure to secure peace will in
volve her In war. or result in
ler humiliation. Tho Daily O6seruer gives
expression to tho universal sentiment as
follows: "To put the matter more shortly,
1efusa1 on the part Of Russia to conclude
peace at the present crisis must lead to
Intervention BY England, and intervention
means war;"
CONTINENTAL 5QunxALs
tako the samo view, and many, In addition,
express conviction that tho attempted me.
aiation at tho request Of only one Of the
partics at war. is Intervention already,
aud tho opinion Is freely oppressed
that Russia will reject tho proposition
from England. In taking so decided steps
England practically assumes the role of
Turkeys advocate, and must, therefore, *.
pect either to thereby coorco Russia into
peace, or to be prepared to fight for hor
client II the peace proposals are rejected.
RussIA.
seems to havo no idoa Of concluding peace
Immediately. Orders havo been Issued To
pnt the Daltic fleet in readiness for service
at the opening Of navigation, and a levy Of
10000 men has been officially declared for
tho coming year. ALL will depend upon tho
spirit with which nusala receives EnR,andis
pote, for, II It be absolutely rejected, 1t will
be almost impossible for England to keep
out OF war.
THE sEhv1ANs,
The capture OF Pirot Was grand success
for tho Servians, the defeat of tho Turks
being total. Thirty-thres Krupp guns,
vast quantity OF other arms, an,pu-
milton, provisions, and about 600 prisoners
wero taken, tho garrison resreating in dis
order toward Sophia, upon which place tho
Russians aud Serv1ana ara steadily auyano-
Ing. Tho garrison Of Nisch haye opened 4
parley for tho surrender OF the place, being
vesy weakly defended.
IN ASIA,
Mnkthar Pasha has returned from Erze-
rou,n With 1000 men, leaving 1Iakki Paaha
In command, and hns been recalled to Con-
ssantinople. This probably means that III.
menia is 10 bo abandoned.
RUSSIAN TORPEDO D0ATH
attacked Turkish vessels At Batoum, but the
result Ia unknown.
, 1877-12-31
BANGOR,

BANGOR, Aaiue. Dec. N.-Thl& post u closed
10 nAFi,atoEs by ia
, 1877-12-31
rs 1T WAR?

rs 1T WAR?
The Eyes of All Europe
Turned Toward the
British Isles.
England at Inst Gets Whore She
Must Either Bite or Quit
Barking.
Her Note to Russia A1ready
Regarded as Interven-
ton Per So.
Most Bel1igorent Prcpara-
tio1ls i'll the Ellglis1,
Channel.
The Newspapers which John
Bull swears by Sorrow
fully Bellicose.
English War Feeling Daily In
crcasing In Strength and
Intensity.
Those Enigmaticat Interests !"
Shortly to Be Defined by
the Queen.
Austria's Reply to the Recent Circular
Noto Of the Porte.
Outspoken and Caustfc COM
Inents OF the Russian
Press.
4 Farley Proceeding for the 0apitulation
Of Sofia.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-14

eer Observation-Disclosures aebeat. Die
Sa1eutntter-unb 3u bielen eeb5ren
1eut1 5ebrtel Der amertfanil&en Sc
lddftspslt-batten auf cine Gofsrtiae
beoeuteree 9e0eruns unb 8ieperbes
lebun9 Der 0ef&dfte eere6net unb fes
ben f@ jest in tbren 6Ofnunscn ees
tdufdt.
DAP cine lanufume 8sRsruna pIuB
ereift 1T Tbat1aGe. Gs ldet {ib aus
BEN oerl6tebenen 9erfGtsn i&lfsssn,
raB wdbrenb Der EeBtsn @o6en cine
be|deipene 3unabme BEG 9clumens Der
@si@afte ftattsefuneen, bas bic Sns
oufrie pes 2anoss lan9lam onfdaet,
ptecsr 2ebensseiden BON i& ~ ssben
uno baB i6lieblt@ bic preiie aqet Bertte
it@ r1ebr uno mebr Der Dartgelb>B Bats
uatsrn. Geeteres III bslonrers ermutbt-
geno, Bonn 60 setst baB Gi@ unlere Sc
l&aftsuelt bon jecer u~nselunren Spe>
tulatton, Die aus beftf9en prsiss GIues
ta%attcuen NaBsn su 3teben brft fern
galt, note csnn aud caS WiBtrauen ee5
8apttals essen jeces ;wetftlbOfte ODER
lpetulattoe nnternebmen feline Ser
n1l1cetur9 erfabren bat. @0es tn aQent
aenomuen. TT pas @erirauen in Dte
3atunft I'm Ba@lsn besrtfen uno rubt
auf elmer 9eluncern 8afe, als felt ptes
len 5abren. Ginsr erasueaen Befes
ruu9 bari man remna6 ppbl entaeaeus
leber, ntGt erfdlen ober .perpel (1d
ete G%rrartunsen Gerienisen, pelde
uudbreno rer ad6aen Wonate NIT
pollen SessIu tn ben 5ufsn Der pros
iperitdt etnaulaufen bDfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-14
neber @eipdftsamsFebtem

l&retbt pfe Nep yOrfsr 6anbeIsaef,
tuu9
ueter pte tbatid6JtGe @elddftsIaal
lcrrte fiber bic Nuipteten TIM @aeemets
men fi6 eth rtdttges urtbetl 3u bilsen,
balt lebr i6wer. 8er lelbf In per
6tBe Dee 0sfeGtss tstt, fam tefnen
freten usbsrbItf septnnen ; aus Dtefem
@runre utceripretsn fia bic tnpipi>
Duellen AnliGten oft In Der aufaQenD>
flea @eils unc ino In ben meiften 6dIz
len nur BON Wertb in Be3us auf bic
ipecieQ ~beribrten 8ran5en. I'm Elm
etnt9srmaeen rtdttses Bib Der 0eS
lammt'S ituatton iu erlaneen, tecorf
Go zines Verslet6fs Der Yeri6iepenfen
8srtGte. 3lebt nan pae Gactt aus
oen W%tttbetlungen, weIHe TIM Qaufe
eteier Wc@e aus Den 0oup,pldBru Der
linton elnsstrOfsn, 70 ldst fid bic Sc
lanimt, Sttuatton Dabtn relumiren, paB
TN Wffen erbebliGf 9b6ttafeit unD
bOfnunBsuOIe Stfmmuna berr1Gen,
OaB Der SdDen aus leiner commsr3ttIs
len Apatbif nod ntGt b%sraussetrftep
IT, pabreno fi@ In Den Stdrtfn res
etne gentle G%nttdufGang be-
madt. 6nupifd6ItG ert>
bteisIbe ben alsu bod ge|parn=
ten Gr%rartungen, tbeIAe man BON Den
Wtrfaneen Der enpltHen GrIset9un8
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-14

Snra 8isunarf nDr Ser Iffemts
Iicbem MSeinmng.

Rein Grefsnis III Der idnsfen Bel
rirft etn ~ arsQes 9tGt auf bic 3u
fdnee tm DeutlGen RetGe, pte rt
taraIt6 senisleete &eTsnation tes Stir
fen Stsmard. &aum bate Der Iele
graph cte &unoe rapon tn aQer BeI
Ssrbreitst, 70 fOlBte bte Ysrl6teoenartie,
fe N~usIeeung.
Das bteies GreieniB unertpartet fam
Utro taum Gtnsr, rpeI&er bic @utpifs:
lung Der Dinse In Deut1dunb mt
Dfsnen Nugen-Cbue partetleioeni6af
unD Observation-Disclosures, I'M grnhI
bebaupten. DEM 70 gut btsber fiji,
bte eewalttaffen WaGtbaber einmaI
BITE Stunbe fam, wtI@e tbnen surtef
Bic btsber unp ntGt ruetter !-eben1o>
gut muB Stemarf f1 auf pafelbs
S8tGiaI 9efost MAIDEN. l1no oas Ct
70 etuds aebnIt6es fi6It, bspstst letns
GmpfupIt@tett, ote ct feinen ete.nen
Grsunoen eeaendber 3efst.
pD3f rrtoerlt9 ut caS Iretben Der
jeniSeu, tueI&e Dem panfencen Wodts
baber burd Did unb Dim Betfau
;aldreten. Da etsbt es cine WaH,
8rree uno feline rapttale ;3eitunosn.
perer S&retbsr ben dumb upQ neb,
men NIT Zen alien S@tmpfereten ais
ca fnc: Dunfslmdnner, Netdsfetnpe
u. {. w.-Iautsr ltteL NIT peneu man
eeute beIe9t pte ft6 etn eiaenes urtbeil
erlauben. go f6aut Der Sdtmpfdcr
braueen, ienietts DEG Meeres; 70 uts.
oerbaut er tn Amerifu, iberaQ, no es
raottaIe S@reter stebt. Gapurd sers
m6sen Re aber nibt Die u~ptbuenetoe
GarwtdsIunS Der Dinse ungefdeben au
MAIDEN, uno es bleitt 2batla9e: ibr
2uclfrr 1T am grbIstGen.
Srau6t 60 baflr zines be1onberen
gepstles, 70 fnben mir beulelben i'm
etesnen Eager Der Raotfdlen. 60 faat
/. y. bte 9uinOis S~taatesettuno Bat
Ssipr1uns plelrs 0essnfanpes CANA
Ufen:
~Was man8ismard fduIb etebt, III.
paB ct ben aansen 8etano Der Hsfhs.
%0ertpaltnn9 auf letne 3pet @uaen oe:
tteut uno 70 Gas 3ultanbefc elmer
ttatten Reihsma6t serbtnpert babe 4:
enB r1r6 pom ibm besaneene Ssebler
bic nIte b5ie Spnperfaattret neue Nobs
rutts erbaltsn babe bae burG ietnen
GtBeniInt uno feline Nehtbaberet Bic
Stleun9 elmer 9tOBen r~attonaIe1 Oar
tel als acknowledgement Webvbeit i'm
Nei6eta8e Derbtnpert pcrben lei. Noh
lstle uno l6d@tern, bod imnerbtn ger.
1ebmbor rptro babel aud Der 0eooufe
aussslprO9en, bae ergan3e(os
8enann.te SuIturtamp
CStrett 3wt@en 9taatunb
&tr@O mebr aus etner|
S6rulle bes NetGstan,s
lers, ais aus wtrtlt@er %,
Itttf9er NOtbwenbtatett|
entfanben fet uno pos 1elbR Elm
er'Sli9sr Ste9 bes Staates In btelem
Sample nt6t ben l6weren Sbapen
aufpteeen t5nne, rreIGer bopur& beu
tuabreno ces frans6ffden Rrtssss ~
70 md@ttsem AusOruG esIaueten Nas
t~tOtlalsstibl erra&fen lef."
Spatiu@sn bIetben Gbatla9sn, Der
SItrce mag fOlde 3uBeben ODER nt&t.-]
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-14
Sas erfte @albiabr

N's laufsnbsn Sobrsunss nabt 1etaeu
S@lune, uno MIR erlauben uts BEL bic.
fem AnIa6e bieienisen abcnnenten, bf,
NIT tbrer 3ablunS nod TN Ra9aaae,
PM, barart su %erinnert, bas her 1an.
osrsr tlt9t NIT Iserer GulHe reilen fam,
Sn Der GrwartunG bab bic Betrsfsn,
ben nun sbsnfaas tbre YFt9t erfauen,
Semsrtsa MIR, ras nod cine ansabI
%rGmielt
nOrrdtbis fIno, pslGe fufort an pieieni,
gen 0srl@tdt psrOeu, bic iett BIC ,uur
S@lu6s btelss Satrsunss 3abluua
Ietten.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-06-29
SMYRNA SHOTS.

When one of the family b comes seriously
i'll we are all more apt to think seriously Of our
duty to man aud God, but when all goes well
with lis too many Of US forget every thing ex
cept things pertaining to the world. We do
not make calculations ahead in the interest of
notwithstanding it is our highest interest to do
so, "tor we know not when the day or hour
cOmeth."
"A thief on last week took from the resi-
dence OF Henry Chambers come fine clothes, a
watch and about $25 in money.
John Chandler had his collar bone broken
last Monday. 1t was done by his horse going
too fast, throwing him out of the vehicle against
the post of a horse rack. DIR. Smith replaced
the bore and he was able TO 90 home Tuesday
morning
The rain and threatening weather last Sun
day morning, hindered the union singing from
from being as great success as was anticpa-
ted. However there was a considerable crowd
out and singing was kept up during the day,
led by Messrs. Simpson, Reed and Manning
We noticed in attendance several young men
from Marietta.
On last Saturday night Concord Lodge X.
elected the following for the ensuing term to
be installed the 9Th of July: James 7 Daven-
port, c.; WIN Pace, VIC; Almah Ruff, L
P; Jas NJ Love, Chap; II Harden, Sec'y !;
D Reed, T; NJ V Ruff, M; G Turner, II;
Geo P Moore, G; John w Ruff, S.
OBSERVER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-06-29
GEORGIA GLEANINGs,
-Watermelons in Atlanta at so
cents each.

H
--Watermelons in Atlanta at so
cents each.
Feed your hogs on tnrnips if
you want to prevent them from hav>
ing the cholera.
After heavy rain one day last
week at Dahlonega, the Signal says
small boy, ''panned out fifteen or
twenty large particles # gold from
about half gallon of earth scraped
up in front of the court house,"
!. mir. Jas Mickey, of Oglethorpe
county, was born there in 1895, and
works regularly in his fields all the
week, and walks five miles to church
on Sunday. In 1918, he found a
swarm of bees and still hives from
the same stock.
The Dalton Citizen says June
apples and paregoric are the leading
articles of trade in that market just
now. Also that the wheat crop of
Murray county is the largest since
the war, several farmers having made
from one to three thousand bushels
each.
The LAGRANGE Reporter says
Mr.. Alexander Piper, of Troup
county, has the breeches in which
he was married, in the year lS49.-
They are made of the best white
linen, and every one of Mr.. Piper's
sons, all of whom are now grown,
have worn them.
-On Thursday morning of last
week, about one o'clock, the county
Jail, Of Twiggs was discovered to be
on fire, ant. it was with difficulty that
five prisoners, who were chained TO
the floor, were rescued from the
flames. The building was totally
destroyed, and as the fire was we'll
under Roadway when discovered, the
prisoners had very narrow escape.
-Anegro man living on Mr.. Adam
Raglaud's place near LaGrange, took
hold Of beehive the other day, to
extract the honey. Taking hold Of
the top, it came off, and the bees in
large numbers began to alight on
him. Becoming frightened, he be-
gan to fight them, and that made
them worse. They stung him SO
badly that he tainted; and his wife,
running to his rescue, brushed them
off with a broom and got him out of
their way. DR.. Baugh was called to
attend him, and picked fifty stings
out of bis face and neck, after many
had been taken out. The unfortu-
nate man must have been stung by
a hundred bees. He did not die,
but is recovering. -LsGrange Re.
porter.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-06-29
NOTICE.

WE ARE NOW OFFERING TO
sell our entire stock of
Dry Goods and Groceries
at low prices for cash or to good
prompt paying customers to be paid
by the first Of November. We have
full line of Dry Goods and Grocer
les and Hardware, just purchased
and to arrive. We must and will
sell, if we cannot get our price we
must take yours. And those that
owe us on accounts and notes for the
last two or three years, if they do
not call and settle them, they need
not be surprised to find them in the
hands of an officer for collection.
We think two or three years is long
enough for any man to have that in
tends to pay for what he purchased.
We must close up our business.
w. D. KISER IL co.
Marietta, April 20, 1877.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-06-29
SCRAPS.
By cULLIE AND cUI BONO.
WE write, as thousand write each day,

By cULIIE AND CUI BONO.
I'VE write, as thousand write each day,
OF what they hear, and see, and say.
These morning showers are like an old
wonran's dance, they do not last long.
We would say to Consistency of Pow
der Springs that there is no such tree as the
"havenp tree, since he knows all about is con
struction. The Aianthus or tree of heaven, as
it is reverentially styled by the Chinese, was
brought 10 this country about fifty years ago by
Mr. Prince of Flushing. N. Y, who smassed
quite little fortune by its inrrod.so.ion. II is
of Asiatic origin, and much priced by the ma
tives of that country for its usefulness as
Shade tree. combined with its luxurant foliage
and proinse propagation Ofcourse. MS tastes
differ, they care nothing for its delightful fra
grance. When it WAS first introduced here
there We're many who did not approve Of its
poetcal name and then it was corrupted to
"haven' tree, which it now bears.
The Chucks have made arrangements to
play match game with the Chattahoochee club
of Roswell on tho GLORIOUS fourth . Ofcoutse
the regular complement of lady honorary mem
bers will accompany them to their "sictory or
defeat"
MIR. Dennis Long, of Macon, one of ma
lures nobl,man, is spending some time in the
city.
If you want to see girls in their every day
plight Take EN- fishing on rainy night
For when it rains and they get wet, You'll see
beautiful, lovely set
Umbrellas are the most accommodating in
vention of the age; 50 says lady friend of
ours.
The romantic couple who went to a coun-
try church last Sunday and didn't get any din
ner, will stay at home next time. mo Irish
need apply"
The exhibition and entertainment by Prof.
.Cla,k's school at Powder Springs TO night.
(Fri,lay) will be largely attended by our cti
zens. The Professor is competent and will
make it a grand success.
Base ball matches, fishing excursions and
green apples, are the delight of Marietta juven-
lies
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Forgery.

-SAMBo no sooner learns to write than he
turns it to base uses and involves himself in
trouble. week or two ago, colored man
entered the store of H. c. White aud presented
the following worded note, legibly written:
"Mr. Henry White, please let Sam Duck
have three dollars worth Of goods at your store
and charge ASA DARBY.
The goods were obtained, and last Saturday
night the identical colored person went into
Mr.. Whites store and on being called Duck,
denied that it was his name and denied also The
accusation of getting IDS there on an order.
This led Mr.. White to believe that he had forg-
ed the order and he so informed Sheriff w. p.
Stephens who traced the matter to positive
testimony by finding colored woman who ac-
knowledged that Duck gave her the Shoes
He then arrested Duck. whose right name is
Green Taaf-rro, who confessed guilt. AT a
preliminary trial Monday he was bound over
ami placed in jail. We learn lie has been prac-
ticing similar receptions on some of our mer-
chants.
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AN exceedingly interesting revi-
val, conducted by Rev. J. M. Low
ry, has been gOine.an at the Metho
dist church at this place over two
weeks-the greatest revival, we are
told, that has been known here for
many years. There have been sew
eral conversions, and twelve Access
sions to the church. The entire
community is deeply interested, and
many who have long been careless
in regard to spiritual things have
been awakened, and are enjoying
precious visitation of the Holy Spir-
it. May the good work continue un-
til every house 10 Canton becomes a
house Of prayer, and every heart "a
fit temple for the indwelling Of the
Holy Spirit. = Cherokee Georgian.
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EVIDENCES of Christianity, by Alexander.
Evidences of Christianity, by Gregory.
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Giant Cities of Bashan, by Rev j. L. Porter.
Rehection-A Tale by Mis- Holland.
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The Convention.

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held. we take pleasure in announcing that the
nroceedines of that body will be reported for
The Constitution by member OF our editorial
staff who is acknowledged one of the most ac-
complished short hand writers in the country
Considerable interest will attach to these pro-
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ssrva a verbatim history OF the labors of the
Convention will do well to send in their sub
serip,ious at once. One Dollar will get the
Weekly Constitution till January LIST, 1873, or
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