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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-03-23
POWDER SPRINGS POINTS.

i come forward rather in a way of an
apology for not sending dots for the past week
but have no excuse, and ! would willingly take
the advice of that "sch DOL girl and betske my
self to the Spring and seat myself beneath one
of those majestic oaks, pencil in hand but the
wind is now blowing at a most fearful rate and
one Of its majestic bows might tumble down on
top of my head and would be no more.
As to your Acworth correspondent, he
says it is unpleasant to speak of one self, and
agree with him but think he dwell at consider
able length. will say that my wrath has not
been kindled, nor do consider that ! severely
rebuked you, Mr.. Beppo, at least didn't so in
tend He said in the commencement of his last
communication that when he first conceived of
the idea of writing for your paper that he in
tended to give the Aeworth dots. Not being
content Herewith, he sails out as on eagle
wings and makes bold attack upon me-
Don't take things so 10 heart, Beppo, we are
not learned but only little surprised that you
thought fig leaves was putting forth 50 early in
the spring.
Miss Lula Chastain of Acworth is on a
visit to this place.
D. C. Matthews is glad that summer i,
drawing nigh as he still loves lemon ade.
Wheat crop is very promising in this vi
entity. The farmers are busiy engaged in pre-
pairing their corn aud cotton ground.
TIC. CoRDAN.
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CHEROKEE COUNTY CHIPS.

AND now al of our exchanges are adopt
ing the JOURNALS plan Of county eorrespon
dents. That's right, always initiate our ex
cellences and never our faults.
Rev John Lowrey Of Canton circuit is
pleasing all in his ministerial duties.
"A public library is now what Canton de
mands.
A spelling club has been organized at Wa
lesca with P NJ Hollen, president.
"A petition to pardon johnson, for killing a
negro child, and who was sentenced to twelve
months i'll chain gang, is circulating in Chero,
kee county, with view to get him pardoned
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-03-23
CINDhRS.

--DoN'r get a Gender" in your eye.
--"Acworth Dots" and communication UNI
ayoidably crowded out OF this issue.
-SocErY news is on ths retrogrsde. Il is
"all Lent,"-but will be returned very room.
-"rhe Inauguration of Mr.. Hayes is but a
,orpshadow of that true Southern policy,
which"-a faint grasp, dim searching tor ami
mated breath. and his spirit had fled, to join
the rnyriads of those who once were the origi
majors and designers of that comedy called "The
Beautiful Snow!
SEVERAL of our citizens having failed to
see the United States Philadelphia Fair are
saving up their nickles under bright anticps-
ton of chance to go to the Great Exposition
at Paris next year.
"A. 1. Blanham and J. NJ. Dobbs left a few
days ago en- route to Australia where they an
| ticipate life we'll spent aud full Of honors.
WHAT is that, mother p
"3Iue glass, my child"
The man a said in accents mild
Take it, and wear it, and keep it bright,
Wear it in the day time wear t'at night,
And when you have run your childhood race
And manhood has dawned with its years of
| grace,
A "Bradley' you'll be with form so great
| That You'll see no difference tween screen and
| eiqhti
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-03-23

Last weeks Grand Jury took me to task for
making deposit of school funds with my Sc
curity Mr. b. STRIPPING. Their judgment is
that it should have been placed in Bank, that is
it must mean this if any thing.
I will ask simply to present as briefly as
possible the facts of the case. A special de-
post in Bank was applied for and refused. A
general deposit at the time | hardly think
could have been desired by the Bank and in
my judgment was unadvisable on my part
1t will be remembered that at that time our
Presidential troubles were atsther height and
the events of the future uncertain. do not
think that such amounts of money We're then
being put in Bank, except in special deposits,
any where or by any body. 1t has grown into
an axiom that nothing is SO timid money
everywhere men who had it We're holding it
closely in hand, Without any disparagement
| whatever TO the high character of the officers of
the Bank must be allowed to say that | do
not think a deposit with them at that time of
that amount of money for two months could
have been very prudent act, WhyY How
could know, but that before those two months
were passed all the Banks i'll the country
would be suspended and this money for which
| was responsible locked up indefinitely. In
that event this Grand Jury might have truly
said of me that had made "a mistake As
understood it this Bank and all others were
doing all they could to get in their funds, and
so was everybody else.
For time carried this money about my
person and then upon conference with Mr.
Stripping turned over to his safe Keeping until
the said first Tuesday in April the funds in
nothing of the state OF the country, must pre-
clude all idea of speculation inside of two
| months this money WAS to be forthcoming.
felt justified in this course in the first place be-
cause as my security lie was alike with me liza
BILE for its safe keeping, and above all other
men, the Bank not excepted, next 10 myself had
right to its custody, In the second place /
knew him to be- Il reliable and safe man and that
on the day appointed the money would be at
my command.
As to what better Iscould have done with it
or what else should have done with it, | per
suad- myself that nobody outside of that Grand
Jury can say, In making my annual report to
them frankly and freely gave them these
facts, though not required by The law to do so
and with no legal right on their part to call for
them--uncunscous of any wrong, moral, legal
or otherwise, had nothing to conceal.
Strictly speaking they had no right to know
where was keeping this money or to pass any
Judgment whatever in regard to that matter
their authority extended no further than to ex-
anime my books and report upon them and to
see # had good bond to cover all funds in
hand.
Perfect right on my part TO control this fund
must exist if | am to be held responsible Tor it,
And in bringing me before the public in this
matter under all the circumstances of the least
that | can say oft is they have made "ms-
take" j. L. BURKHALTER.
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Good Advice.

Now is the time of year for Pneumonia Lung
Fever &c. Every family should have bottle
Of BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. Don aliow
o. o.. ono Tnoment that cough to take hold Of our
To- nI';IJ vn1r family or yourself Consumption
G As,bma Pu.umonia, Group, Hemorrhages, and
A 'har fatal diseases may set ill., Although it is
"."s' G Ger SYRUP is curing thousands OF
.he0 dreaded diseases, yet it is much better to
havs At hand when three doses will cure you.
nav nave Ro,ts will lat your whole family winter
o and Keep You safe from danger II you , ARE
ccnsuptre do not rest until you have tired TINS
r remedy. sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular gs1
a;1e ~ cents. Sold by your Druggists WIN,
Root and G. w, Williars.
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FOR CONVENTION.

MEssRs. ED1ToRs.-In the ap-
preaching election for delegates to a
constitutional Convention, many OF
orr farmers would like to be repre-
sented by such sound and trustworthy
man as Hon. C. A. Dunwody, Thos
H. Moore, Esq, and A. A. Winn'
ESQ. II NN"N"'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-03-23
For the Convention.

MEssRs. EDITORS In talking
with the people at the Court House
this week we find that Gen. A. j..
Hansell to be their favorite as deli
eeate to the Convention. With
Col. G. D. Phillips and Judge A, c
Mcintosh, we think Cobb would
have three of the best delegates In
the Convention. SMYRNA.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-03-23
Breathing Miasma without Injury

There is no exaggeration in the statement
that thousands of persons residing from one
wears end to another in ever and ague regions
on this Continent and elsewhere, breathe air
more or less impregnated with miasma, without
mourning the disease, simply and only because
thew are in the habit Of using Hostetter's Stom-
acI Bittprs as a preventive. 1t has frequently
happened, and The fact has been amply atlestsd
by the parties themselves, that persi'as sur
rounded on all sides by neighbors suffering the
tcrtnres of this shivering and burning plague.
have enjoyed absolute immunity from it, thanks
to the protection afforded by the Bitters Nor
i that standard anti-f.brie cordial less eifica
c;ons in rempdyiug than in preventing chills
and fever, bilious reraitients. aud disorders OF
a kindred type. Taken between the parox,
y.ms, it speedily mtigates their violence rand and
60 convineingly established by evidence, ap-
neal with peculiar force TO travellers and So
iouruers in maarious districts.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-03-23

Thos. j. Hsrdage, VIM. N. Hardage,
George w Perkenson, Joseph L Camp,
Tapley Il. Echos, Joseph Eubanks,
Whereupon it is ordered by the, Court tha
the foregoing general presentments be publish
ed in the MARIETTA JOURNAL, as recommend
ed by the Grand Jury.
GEORGE N. LESTER,
Judge Superior Court.
A true extract from The inmates of Cobb Su-
perier Court this March term, 1877.
JoHN b. Campbell,
Clerk
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Memorial Association.

All persons interested in the Memorial Asso-
citation, and desiring to take part in the annual
decoration of the Confederate Cemetery, are
requested to meet in the Masonic Building Mon
day lext, promptly at 81 p. m.
Mrs. C. A. VIM.
President Memorial Association.
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Thrash's Conservative Cure.
Flat Shoals, Merriwether Co., Ga, }

Flat Shoals, Merriwether Co, Ga,
June Is, 1875.
About two weeks ago was called to see Mrs.
Fannie Hartsheld On arrival l was told that
she had been suffering for some timewith cold.
On examination found her with hectic fever
difficult respiration, severe cough, considerable
tenderness over both lungs, asd considerably
emaciated with night sweats. For the time |
nut her on tonic treatment and recommended
Thrash's Consumpive Cure and Lung Restorer,
a bottle of which was soon procured and taken
with the best results. She has taken two bot
ties cough disappeared and much improved in
general health and flesh. Her two sisters dy-
ing will, Phthisis Pulmonalis Consumption
She had every symptom Of the same. | have
heard the remedy highly recommended by 9th
ers. and have no hesitaucy in saving think
it most excellent medicine for all lung diseases
for which it is recommended.
Respectfully.
j. G. DELAPERIERE, NJ. d.
For Sale by
WILLIAM ROOT.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-03-23

The members of the Democratic Executive
Committee for tie County of Cobb, are requss-
ted to meet the first Tuesday in April next, at
my office, 10 O'Clock, a. M. Important business
10 transact.
w, McCLATCHY.
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To Country Publishere.

We have for sale Ruggles Job Press,
6x1O inches inside of chase, in good running
order, turning out work neatly and rapidly.
Can be bought cheap for cash.
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Marietta, Ca, Friday, March %, 1877.

t-y7 The following named gentlemen
are authorized agents for the Journal:
w. J. HUDSON, Canton, Chero. Co. Ga.
JAMES PRICE, Ball Ground, g
]. p. DURHAM, Woodstock, Cherokee Co.
n. II. BENSON, Woodstock, Chero. Co., Ga.
G. NJ. LAWRENCE, Dallas, Paulding. Co. Ga.
w. E.. ORR. Acworth, Ga.
W. II. SIMMONS, Jasper, Pickens, Co. Ga.
IL. b. GOODWIN, Powder Springs, Ga.
S. a. ANDERSON. Travelling Agent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-03-23

By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordina-
ry Of Cobb county will be sold before the court
house door in Marietta on the first Tuesday in
April next the following real estate to-wit;
Lots of land Nos. 302 1886 and east half of
lot No. 30l in the 10Th dist and I'd Section
Cobb county Ga which said lets were sold at
public outcry on the first Tuesday in Februa-
nv inst. and Knocked off to T. J. Moon and also
lots Of land Nos. 514 and 523 in the 18th dist
and 2nd section--soi.i the first Tuesday in Feb
ruaIy inst and knocked off to Il. b. Moon said
parties having failed TO comply with the terms
of said sale. the said land will be sold at The ex
pense and risk of said parties, and sold as the
property OF J w Moon deceased Terms one
half cash balance November LIST 1877. Bond
given for title. This Feb. gath 1877.
c. d. Moon, AJn,,..
| N. Moon
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Of-Hand Local Dots.

CITY AND COUNT
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w, P. McCLATcHY.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
ONE GOOD TURN AND ANOTHER.

Mrs. Mary Mcnamara, of No. 255 East Thirty second
street, was complainant case in tho Special Scs
sions yesterday against Daniel McGratn, OF No.
5l3 Third avcnuy. 1t appears that she had bought
from McGrath some time IN the spring furniture
valued at So to DO paid for by the month. About
the 10th OF July sno had paid S65 In monthly install
ments leaving some SCI 80 due On that day man
named \. G. Murray, who claimed to be deputy
sheriff. appeared at ncr house and od her that he had
n iud. against her and warrant for her arrest,
and as ked her if she had any personal property
She told nm she had none, and offered him 81, and
also agreed to 20 Mr. McGrath to soyte the matter
Wnen sne arrived there tney forced her TO sign a
paper. This paper subsequently turned out to be a
bu of sale In tho afternoon Murray, with a stran-
ger called at her residence and carried away property
OF the value OF $40.
When Mrs Mcnamara came into the vestbule OF
the Tombs yesterday sue saw Murray and called upon
one OF tho Court squad to arrest him. He was ar
raigned before Justice Flammer on charge Of larceny
AMI held In 5000 TO apswor
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
MARRIED.

DUrmB-WHELAx-On Thursday, October IL, by
tho Rev. George Dcshoa, JAMES DUrnfE 10 MARY y.
daughter OF NJ. Whelan, all OF thus city
FRAScEs-BAuER Sunday, Oct H. 1877 by
the Rev. John Richmond, MARTIN FRANCIS and MARIA
MADALEsE BAUER. both OF this city.
HEATH--HUGuEs.-On Wednesday, October IT, 1877,
by tho Rev. Reuben JcfIcry, JACOB NJ. HEATH to
ELEANOR H.. only daughter OF tho iato David J..
Hughes, all Of Brooklyn.
JoxKs-DuRYrA-on Wednesday, October II, at tho
Church OF the incarnation by the rector, Rev. Ar
thur Brooks, GEoEGE w. JONES to Lille DURYsA, al
OF this city.
KELLY-LYoSs. "Wednesday, oct. IL 1877, at
St Peters Church, by the Rev. NJ. j. O'Farrell JoHS
Understandable October Is, at Grace
Church, salem, Mass, by the Rev Mr. Franks,
CHARLES LAWSON, OF New York. and NANcr o.. daugn.
ter OF William sutton, Jr.. OF Peabody, Mass
LISDsEy-TyLrR.-On Wednesday, October ~, al tho
residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev DR. Dil.
MitnASKMpusLsyY.- ON thursday, October Is, 1877,
at tue residence OF the BRIDES parents Granville OHIO,
by Rev. Dr. Rhodes, JosEpH MiLBAsK, oil New YORK
CITY and ELLA, daughter OF Frank Dunlcvy, ESQ
MiLLs-vAN vALKEsnuEc.-on Tuesday, October 10,
by the Roy Dr. Seton JOSEPH MILLS TO Mrs. JOSEPHINE
n yAy VAIKEsBUKG. both OF Jersey CITY,
McIouGuIIS-KERSAN Thursday. October Is,
1877, at tho Church o. 'ne moy innocens & Dy 'no p,
the groom, JAMES McLouGnHS 10 MARY kiEaSAs,
both Of this city - :.
the Church OF tho Nativity, by The Rev NJ J. Moran,
ASSISTED by tho Rev. r.. W. hcCarty, JosEPn N.
U'HARA to ADA N. A. CAnrukLL. both OF Brookyn.
sr Jony-BALcH Thursday evening, October II.
in Chicago AT the residence OF the BRIDES uncle, u.
b. Fisk Esq, by the Rev. Luther Pardoe, l.. sr
Jous, 81 d., OF Chicago, ana MISS ANNA Is. BALcH, OF
New York. No cards.
Tnomrsos--TEoas-0n Tuesday, October Z 1917, at
the residence oil the BRIDES parents by tho Rev. Dr.
Gallagher, JAMES THoMPsoS, OF New York, ana MISS
ApDK THORN, OF Brooklyn
THuRsroS--WySEoor.- On Wednesday, october H.
by Rev. T. W. French, LOUIS V. THURsroS " HELEN
A. wYSKoor, all OF Jersey City.
YALe-NrcnoL.--On Monday, October 10, at tho resi-.
aaf IN urtftp hy tha Hev IQlu N.
Adams. BRADFORD YALK to CARRIE d. NICHOLS, daugh
fnrn nf SafnunI NlchaIa naih of Ihla city
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
THE DUMPING NUISANCE.

The Harbor Commissioners yesterday received tho
following letter. which shows that the Police Commits.
sioners yet ceased their dumping operations
in the bay
Bath, l. L. Oct 49, 1877
HARBoR COMMISSIONERS, New York.
GENrLEMES-lhe most outrageous violation Of the
law against throwing ashes aud garbage the bay and
cnannels OF our harb0r took place this afternoon.
The steamtug Thomas Cornell with Ave scows Leaviy
laden with ashes and rubbish, commenced dumping
about ono O'Clock. had boat with two men follow
them aud watch their movements TIL dark. They report
that before reaching outside Of Coney Island Point
they had thrown over ul one halt OF their load. l
have, in addition dozen or more witnesses. leave
town TO return Saturday morning. when will call on
you with further particulars. Yours truly,
q. GODFREY GuNTHER.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21

revolutionists under Colonel Martinez, was driven
across The river in June last pursued 10 this side and
attacked again by Mexican troops; they took refuge
In oLe OF camps near by, we're disarmed and de-
taned prisoners Tor about month, and until
.ssy ss gave ,Ses parole nor orsane aanes OF
Mexico Another party, consisting OF two officers,
iortyfour men and forty three horses organizing for
the same purpose, was arrested near Eagle Pass by
the troops, August o. and, pursuant to law, placed
un1cr bonds by the United States Commissioners not
TO violate the neutrality laws General Escobedo
and sixteen officers with him arrested in
camp near Rnggold Barracks, July Il, under IN
from these Headquarters, and taken before
the United States Comm issoners, who placed them
under bonds 10 keep the peace, and strict watch IS
being kept over the movements OF every Mexican and
American who might be suspected OF designing 10 dis
urb the peace or punder the people across the bor-
der.
The officers and men OF tns command have, with somo
exceptions shown ZEAL enterprise, and at times great
IN tho field required oi them. As instances would
rer to the last bold dash OF Lieutenant Bulls under
the orders OF and supported by Lieutenant Colonel
William r. shaitor. 10 surprise and capture camp Of
Lipanes and Mescaleros, within hvo miles OF tho
town Of sarasoza Tine dnicuity OF surprising such
camp can be partially understood after roadag Father
Sadelmayers account Of the habits Of these savages;
also to the report already forwarded. recounting
the terrible sufcrngs OF Captain Nicholas Nolans
command, which was eighty-slx hours without water
while pursuing Indians on tho 'Staked Plains"
Few persons in the well wooded ana watered states
have any idea OF the sclsacri1cing character of the
service which our officers and called upon TO
perform in order that the border settlers may sleep in
peace.
Abstract "A"-appended-shows tho number aud
names OF the killed, wounded and captured (these
wero all killedJ by Indians curing the year
in this department. Tue number officially
ported IS shown, which Is about one-lhird OF
the number actually KILLED by the savages In
raid the Lpancs killed thirteen persons.
Abstracts.B' shows the scouts made by tho troops
during tho year.
Abstract .sCn the movements of troops.
"Dn copy off letter from an officer OF Wisconsin
regiment, showing tho character OF the RAIDS and
raiders the lower Rio Grande just after the
nearly all the Maxamilian native troops referred to
deserted remained the borders IL accounts In
measure for the large numbor OF desperadocs stll
In tnat country.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Il. o. q. ORD,
Brigadicr General United States Army.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
O'DONOVAN ROSSA'S CASE.

Tho case Of o'Donovan Rossa who was arrested on
the 18th ns charged before justice Fiammor AT the
Tombs Police Court, with scfing steamship tickets in
violation Of the laws OF 1860 1870, chapters 1O3
ana 49, which provides that mo person shall sell any
paper ticket or written instrument purporting TO DO
Issued by any steamship company without the author
ity OF SAID company" was called up yesterday after
noon Tor EXAMINATION. After nearing the Witnesses
on both sides justice Fanmer reserved his decision
until Saturday. November 3, al three O'Clock. Mr.
Rossa was allowed TO depart hts rccognizanco
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
THE DOCK DEPARTMENT.

Application is to be made to the Supreme Court in
this city Tor a committee OF five gentlemen taxpayers
to investigate the condition OF tho Dock Department
Tho day for making tho application has yet been
set, but the parties moving IN tho matter
present in possession OF certain facts which Will be
put In form ana presented with the petition in
vestigating committee. Tho Court, II appears, has
power appoint committees to investlgate anv do
partmcnt or commission under the city government.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The sum OF $50 600 paid to the Brooklyn Bridge
Company yesterday by Comptroller Kolly u part Of
the Appropriation for the completion Of that work.
Comptroller Kelly has been authorized by the Com
OF the Sinking Fund to Lease tho franchise
OF the lorry from Whitehall street to station Island Tor
VI, 800 per annum.
Tho Commissioners OF Charities and Correction have
been permitted to use portion oil tho disEensary
building at the corner White and Centre streets as
q reception hospital.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
SUSPECTED OF MURDER.

Conrad Rabbatz, Of Dutch Farms. who was before
Coroner Dempsey Wednesday charged with tho
killing Of George Stecb, the newspaper CARRIER in
Phals 50 Don, at Concord, Sunday last, and dis
charged at the close Of Tho inquest the ground that
the act in scifdecnce, was rearrcsted yesterday
on warrant Issued by Justice Kassner and held 10
await the action of The Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
DlEO.

BRsrG.-On Thursday, October Is LOUIS August
BEsIG, IN the 5sth year of his age.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully invited 10 at
tend tue funeral, on sunday October 2i, at half.past
one O'Clock 7. NJ, IRON hrs late rcsidcnce 6z I'd av
BoLAS. -On SaluruAy. October ~, Ann BoLAs.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
A CORRECTION.

The captain OF the Havana steamship Columbus de-
MOS tho allegation that Custom House Inspectors
Hacan anu McCort sezed smuggA cigars board
the Columbus last Wednesday Vr ~ any other time.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

HYAss--SAsDERs.-Mr HARRIS NJ HYAMs to Miss
EMMA SANDERS, both OF Jersey CITY No cards.
Aw-BIEsExrHAL.-JosEPn RAYMAw TO FANNIE
both of TINS city.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
GENERAL oED's REPORT.

The following annual report OF General Ord show
Ing the duty performed by the small force under his
command in maintaining order the Rio Grandc
frontier has just been transmitted General Sheri
dan.