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that counsel migbt draw ON thoir Anal
t;me and nae Il on tha, ;n,o1 IN oa,,tnry
question Tho counsel have mi asked
for additional lime and ;f m - h.d I
.bon,d consider that wa on,,ht 70 stond
hu onr order I shafl ,har.f,ra vn,a
.1o;nst tho motion ~ U,mm;ss, ,r,sr
psrno -
- Hfox.
o,'sa, aas;rea + ha ssn,,i, M A W. s .n,ns, ns
, NV nranos;,;on Ho r. ', wo',, 'y not ;n";te
oouase, ooU 70 orors ,hs onastinn tnr,har
Mr. Evarts said thai his s;Je had ar
oue,l the whole question fullv. anl GOV.
cred the whole merits Of the case. They
had al cons;dered S dnr;ny tho time al
lowed them T5
The motion was withdrawn
Mr. Hoar tben moved thai the Com.
mission ca. III, 4. secret session for the
nurp, of e0nsbltation On the ,uaiif,
question Alouted. and the crowd was
directed to leave the room 81 aaf
sTmmadia,oIv aftar tho d,or. wero wnnro
closed Senator Morton off .red ,be fol.
lowing resolution:
.Resolved. That the persons named
as Electors in Certificate No l were law
full Electors of the State of Louisiana
and that their.yotes are the votes provi
ded by the Constitution Of the United
States. and should he counted for Presi
den, and Vice President" afa
The resolution was adopted by a vote
s to 7. as follows:
fYeas-Bradlev. Edmund. .Frelinohuy
sen, Garfield, Hoar, Miller, Morton ant
Strono-S ~
Nays- Abbott Ravord Cliff,rd Field
uun,on Paune and Thurman-7
Justices Miller and Bradley and Rem.
resentative Hoar were then ann ,inted !,
com m;,,ee 70 draft the renort ~ the do
c;.ion with a hr;sf statement ~ tho roo
sons therefor to be stoned by the mem
he-s aoreeino thereto. and TO he trans
m;t,od n the ;oint session of The two
Honses as reonired bv the Eector.
Act
A recess Of ah,nt one hour was tber
taken to afford time for draft;no The re-
MORT which mon the reassemb,ino ot
tho Comrn;ss;on vos ,roeertad and efto,
heing road was signed hv Miller Strong
RrodIan Edmnnds Mor;on FreI;nobnv
sen Gsraald and Hoar The renor. is
to the followino effpct.
Tho Electoral Commissions bav;oo re
ceived certain certificates and naner,
nnrner.ino . to he certificates of the Elec
toraI votes of thc State Of Louisiana anf
certain naners ACCOMPANYING the same
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING


dFHR uadsrsigrsdis prspared TO do all man
> isr Of house painting at low rates. Z He
has had ten years experience in the business
.and s6lisits the patronage Of the pablo gen.
sefsllv. = fsa WILLIAM Z. SLOAN,
janl,'76Y. Antioch P O., Monroe Co., o,
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-10
COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. Editor Did the Convention
on Tuesday, July 3lst, accomplish
anything by tabling the resolution
looking to an early completion Of
their wook, offered by Mr.. Mcintosh,
of this county, Did the convention
mean by this action, that it prefers
to spend it's time and the peoples
money in listening TO eloquent speech
es, not necessary to the understand
ing Of questions at issue, aad which
carry conviction to no mind, rather
than quietly to accomplish the OBJ
iect for which it.vwas assembled =
ltJnfoftunateIy thisisan age in which
candidates for popular favor seem to
be afflicted with cacoetheS 70 qssends--
the simplest proposition must be dis
cussed adj maaseam, that men may
gain reputation. Men like Franklin
and Jefferson land it will be cence-
dsdthat they were statesmen--were
able always to attsr their views 10
short, compact, pointed speeches
but 10 this enlightened age-perhapa
It were better simply to CALCULATE
Alas! this age ~
rWesare glad that Mr.. rMcIntosh Of
| fered CHS resolution. HlpIaces him
right before his wn people; it places
the county right before the people OF
the State, for this resolution emphati-
cally embodies the sentiments Of the
people of Goth County upon this
matter. And that the people may
know and appreciate the position
taken by their delegate, we hope that
you will give the resolution place
in your columns. roy.
ALrQUIs.
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2
Last Saturday evening cutie a number ofla
dies and gentlemen went ont 70 see the match
game between the Chucks and F. T.. s. Base
Ball Clubs, and among the gnunaber vera Mrs
j. A. G.. Anderson and Mrs. elf Mansfield,
driving very fine mare. The game was over
aud resulting in a victory for the Chucks, their
friends were all eager to- bring the news to
tow. frst. The twolades nNasd were driving
very fast and not checking III at the corner
near Mr. VIM. r. .Gigniliat's residence, tho
buggy was turned suddenly over and both la
dies thrown out Quite crowd soon collected
at the spot and found Mrs. A. lying on the
ground in helpless condition, with Mrs. NJ,
vino was not seriously hurt trying in vain to
assist her to RISE. Mrs. A.. was carried home
on litter, and upon examination it was found
that one Of her legs was broken just above the
ankle and ller ankle dislocked, thus making a
very serious and painful. if not dangerous,
wound. Drs. Seize and Stewart set and spin
tered the broken limb in skillful manner but,
regardless Of that, she has suffered Il good deal,
and for some days her case was considered crit
caiS but ve are happy to state at present writing
she Is fassimprovilg. Mrs. A. bore the pain.
full surgical operation u her usual heroic man
nerswitlioatstbs idafspiates Of any kintl.--
Mrs. NJ. was only bruised by the fall, and dur
ing the excitement would NOT admit she was
hurt, but the next day her bruises were very
painful and she suffered considerable, but ii
now well again. 1t is proper to add the mare
stood perfectly still and made no effort to
run Or kick, thus exhibiting qualities that make
her valuable.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-10
AcwoRTH ArFAIEss


. Fever bombs in the shape Of watermelons
are exploding promiscuously. 8+4t
The thermometer has been to 95 degrees
in the shade, instead of so as we stated last
week. ,s,a h@f stg
Now is the time for ice cream vendors
to "eoin the Dimes"
We overheard the following conversation
between two darkisasfhe other day: "Sams
which anade best way TO dive On Feet fore
most" "Why am datfp "Cause dey ken
h.le da bret de longest "Yah. yah !; go
away from here niggerl"
The town council was employed Saturday
evening lantin trying several persons for quar-
reliing viii, and threatening each other on the
street. One man was going to hew down his
opponent with an axe, while the other was
preparing to receive him on the point of pitch
fork. Strange to say, no blood was shed. II
The Litsary Society Of Acworsh will make
q grand demonstration on the night of the Gath
inst Question for debate: "Was the sxecu-
ton OF Mary, Queen Of Scots, justiiablep'
The public cordially invited.
We regret to record the death of Mrs. Put
nam, wife Of Henry Putnam. an entsrprising
merchant Of tliis place. which occurred on The
night Of the 4th inst. A host of sympathsing
relatives and friends together with the Gbersav-
ed husband andebildren mourn the licensed.
I flames q. Cooper has s'ecoveFeda FRONT li'
wounds. JuvENTUs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-10
, ROSWELL RECORDINGS.


REV. E P. Palmtr Of Mobile preached OF
The Presbyterian Chueh last Sunday. His
many friends OF this vicinity welcome him into
their midst, and will do what they can to make
his stay pleasant las a 81 1asu isl
REV. Levi Smith preached at the Melho-
dist church Saturday and Sunday. Though
the building has rot ben repaired since partly
dnroofad by the storm, divine service has never
been oaaiitsdl.sa ~ ma sa~@ ~
THE Northern MetIodists have been hold
ing a prsstracied meeting which commenced last
Thursday aud continued till Sanday. .ss
---OUR young friend seagrave Adams spent
last week at home and left Sunday for the Uni
versity of The South at Sewanee, Tenn where
he will doubtless wn4hieh honors. M
MAJ. John Dunwody and family are visit
ing here. He used to live here and is known
to nearly every body. He now lives in Wash
ington, Ga Any man who ever heard him talk
'1fe insurance" knows that he lie one Of the
best posted and one Of the most indefatigable
agents that ever approached him on the subject
WE have number of Summer visitors
Miss Kate Baker Of Va, Miss Cornelia Hansell,
Mrs. Sheppard Of Nashville, Mrs. Lawrence q
Macon, Miss IIansell of Thomasville, Mrs.
Meyer and her daughter Miss Lille Meyer Of
Talbotton are among the number.
IA witness the other day in q case against
darlSey for carrying pistol concealed, swore
it was "stealin' weepon." Was she rights
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by cULIIE AND cUr BONO.

BY CULIIE AND CUT BONO. ~ y
10 X is the. Hame Of the most pleasant
ssocia organization, Marietta haA ever had stht
hcnor to boast Of. 1t consists of about twenty
of ihe most lovely girls and most gentlemanly
boys in the world, who have their social gath
srings once fortnight. Music Dancing, games,
pleasant conversation, and fur generally Is the
order Of exercises. Although the membership
is strictly limited to the present number, and no
special invitations are Issued, YET they are al
ways glad to see their friends present at any of
their sociables. The members are proud of 40
n" and well they may be for j, furnishes them
entertainment and social reunions ofhigh order.
Lang may the club continue to prosper: 4
Hon. A, H. sSTEpHENs arrived in our city
last Saturday and was the guest of Col. j. D.
Waddsll, at his home four miles from town.
On Wednesday he dined with DR.. Seize and
left on the evening train fos Caloosa Springs,
whore he will spend some time. Quitea number
of his Marietta friends were at the train 10 bid
him goodbye. a .tl stais sa'9 .s.a
-TmE Young Mems Christian Association
held a most harmonious meeting at the Good
Templars Hall last Friday evening. Tho As
sociation is now thoroughly organized and If
the members will only so to work earnestly and
faithfully they will accomplish a vast amount
of oood s-i tiis t-f-tt 40 itts 3
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! Marietta as a Summer Resort. I

Mr.. j. E. Ladder writing from Marietta to
the IIawkinsyills Dispatch says: Taking all
things into consideration, Marietta is certainly
one of the pleasantest summer resorts in the
South With cool refreshing atmosphere,
mountain scenery, good Water good eating and
drinking, dances, concerts end entertainments
Of almost every kind, it elevates its inducements
for a visitor to an unsurpassing degree. For
courtesy and kindness to strangers the citizens
Of MAJ 6se noted, and IN regard to the
yoqriS5s ID 10 are In the asee slicy over
the yossEsSnias about five to one, bic pause
for aoisls ID .sts press nj selings.-
Tlajr beautiful easnp sxipna lslie remit Of a
pleasant and hea|gg eIin.atel aas.E tlls bright,
scinilliatins gea Ilasllsng witIs.su llgence
of beauty Intelligence aud wit, wknld FAKE me
feel lneoaspetsnt 70 encounter my share Of 60
overwhelming majority. were it not for the
wonderful amount Of sAs and brass which your
deponent is said ave" He speaks of the
Kennesaw Hons 50 having neatly Furnished
rooms, we'll stocked tables and courtesies which
highly merit the patronage of the travelling pub
n
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A Reanlt Of obstruetea Digestion.

Among the hurtfal consequences Of obstruet-
ed digestion, is lbe impovsiishmeni Qf'hs blood.
and since deteliatiye condition Of the vital
fluid not only. produces dangerous organic
weakness, buf, according to- the lest medical
authorities. sometimes causes asphyxia, il ~ APP
parent that to improve the quality of the blood
by promoting digestion assimilation, is q wiEe
precaution. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is pre-
ciseIy the remedy for this purpose, since il slim
ulates tho gastric jnices conqners those bilious
and syacua,ivs Irregularities which interfere
with the digestive processes, promotes assimil-
alton Of the food BY the blood, and purifiss as
well as snriches it. The signs Of improvement
in hpalth in consequences Of using the Bitters are
speedily app&rens in an Accession Of yigor, g
gain in bodily substance, and q regular and &C
i've performance of every physical function.
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manu- -OP1FFR BEST N0.al.CHARg0AI IRON:
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
a 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 10 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. J. KISER & co.
Marietta, April 90, 1877. i
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The cxclopedia of Education

We have received from Mr.. V. N. WHITE
agent for tllis county. copy Of the above nam
ed book Asa book Of reference for all engag
ed or interested in education it is of insstimabe
value. 1t will be conceded place by the side
of Webster's Dictionary and other works of
reference, because it is necessary. Its use will
result in lasting benefit not only to teachers
themselves for higher shperes oflahor, and by
supplying them with new Ideas which will be
to their own and their pupils advantage, but
also to otIers-not teachsrs-who through the
study of this work will better understand the
teacher 8 task, aud conceds TO him that higher
degree of esteem and appreciation which Is his
due. To school officers and teachers; to col
leoes and universities, and schools of every
grade to libraries, both public and private TO
the clergy aud to professional men generally
to Sunday school teachers; to parents, for
home instruction, and to the better class
hook buyers and book readers, the Cyclopeedia
of Eel.cation presents at once practical infor-
natian and valuable suggestions calculated ta
render it indispensable to all. Persons deslr-
ing the work will call ON Mr.. v. M. White,
who will visit all the schools aul solicit sno-
seriptions. Persons in other counties, where
there are no agents, can be supplied by him.
Besides this book, he is agent for the Peoples
Standard Addition of the Bible" and Work
DAYS of God," and can furnish the fraternity
with any sort of Masonic Pictures, Diplomas,
Charts. &C. Mr. White is forced to give up
school teaching and resort to this mode OF max
ing livelihood owing to deafness and we trust
our people will patronize him.
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Although shackled with diseased, wracked
with pain tormeated with agonizipg mental
and physical sdFsriBg5 Frustrated with cfiron
ie arrangement and. nervous. debility. with .
wreck ed constitution with pale and haggard
features, dullness Of the eye and general paraly-
ines Of peculiar delight. as her husband or
father tells her Of the wonderful efficacy Of Eas
li.h Female Bilters, WHICH he has purchased
for her. In tears she smiles and thanks him
for the sweetened captivity.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-10
DALLAS DOTS.

a. Il
WIZ were IN Dallas eoslpie Of days dnring
,hes srst oesbia week. The Superior Couyt BE-.
inc n session, An 10 osuAlIy large crowd was
mn nrpssnt 1odae Underwood presiding, aud ii
his charge to the Grand jay, he so construed
ne T,egisla,iv. euac.ments Writ sally closing
beAwo. barroen,s a, tl,as. Mace, orinsolve them
3 as,ssal An, vl,ici, We learn willbe the re,
all,
'I,aos J,vi, w p. McClatchy. C. D:-Phil.'
Inns j O. GartreIl. j. Il, Motley, Geo. F. Co
bar &. f,ise6tisl.i and J. J. Northcatt,s req.
ressssssa de Bar. of Csb6 county. As.s y
2 We met quite number Of our old friends,
who renewed their subscriptions to the Journal
and we also added quite number of new
names 10 ourAist. Tlss0af basiaess relations.
with the Ordinary. ShsriiE and Clerk, we iotnd
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-10
False Impression.

Ieis generally supposed by physicians aad
the people generally that DS spepsla can not mi
variabIy b cured, butlwe are pleased to say
that. GRREN's AUGUST FLOWER has never, to
our knowledge, failed to cure Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint in all its forms, such as Sour
Stomach, Costiveness, Sick Headache, palpita-
ton of the Heart, Indigestion, bad taste in the
mouth, &c. Out of the $4,000 dozen bottles,
sold last year, not single failure was reported.
but thousands of complimentary letters rsceiv-
ed from Druggists of wonderful cures. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try it. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular size rs cents. For
sale BY VIM, Root or y Il. Strong.
6E -..us.- -
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August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia aud Liver Com
plant. More than seventy-five per cent Of the
neople in the United States are afflicted with
these two diseases and their effects; such as sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness.
Palpita,ion of the Heart. HEARTBURN, Water
brash, gnawing and burning pains at the pit Of
the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue and
dsaqreeabIe taste in the mouth, coming up o.
food after eating, low spirits, &c. Go to your
Druggists, VIM. Roof or b.. X. Strong.
aud get q rs cent Bottle Of August FLOWER
or Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Try il. Two
doses will relievey on.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-10
LOST MOUNTAIN LEAVES.

Mr.. Hedgepatll who attempted to commit
suicide by shooting himself is not improving,
bat is still alive.
"A crowd attended AIatoona Lodge l.. o. G
T. left Saturday evening and after installation
and other exercises, we drove two miles, south
of Mars Hill and was entertained by A. IL Orr
of that Lodge.
"A citizen killed a garter snake in his field
the other day, cutting it ia twain, and out
came fifty four young snakes from eight to ten
inches long; THIS eau be fully suhstautiated.
ta,eA ,NHAAs u = RowDY.
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The Russians have advanced to the enem. g
line, determined to amihilate the Turks, and
Conssens Lightning Liniment will dispense
that line Of formidable diseases known as Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, Stiff Joints, Sore Throat,
Contracted Muscles, Earache, Toothache, Pain
in the breasti side and back No family should
be without Lightning Liniment. Only so cents
will buy it, and save vast amount ofsuffering
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7 q n 3
PowDER SPRINGS POINTS.

AWEsare needing rain, although the corn
crop is fine.
Z Powder Springs district will make enough
ssorghum to supply it's wants in that line.
i The farmers are raising more inilet and
tobacco this year than usual
We only need bakery, besf.market and q
barber shop to make opr little town worthy OF
incorporation.
! --Olies Creek Sunday School celebration
takes place Saturday. 1HsE @q
-Mr. Chfistan's childsaboot year old died
Saturday and was buried Sunday evening.
y Replember the dedication Of the Baptist
Church on the second Sunday
Our Sunday School was represented at the
annual association by Henry House and j. T..
Lindley. 1t will be well represented at Salt
Springs on Saturday the f1tli.
We are delighted TO see our esteemed
friend, Dot Binnete Of CarroltOn, with US
again. We wish him pleasant visit. ~s,s
The following are the marriages Of last
week Mr. Ben Congo TO Miss Laura Hannon;
John NJ Brown to Miss Elise; and Mr.. Hardy
not feeling Disposed 70 RANG, followed their exf
ample last Thursday evening.
For cool treatment, visit our ever pouring
"eun- barrel" A. Is. c..
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Bradfield's Female Regulator,

Also Simmons Hepatic Compound, unrivaled
Liver Medicine. Also DIR. o. Phelps Browns
Restorative Assilniant, the great cure for Fits
-and all the popular Proprietary Medieiaes Of
the day, to be had al the Drug aad Medicine
store Off. r. sT'RoNG, Old stand Of g. w
Williams.
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Fine soans and Perfumery.

a beautiful assortment Of Toilet Soaps and
elegant. Perfumes for the handkerchief; also
Toilet Powders received at the Drugstore OF
BsR; STRONG. ETE HIT
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SMYRNA SHOTS.

"A good mss.iag has been il psdasrsss here
ever since last Friday aigbt. EPFpf lane of
Masieta and the local preaehsrs IF ahis plscel
are assisting our pastor in the services.
WE need rain here. Sweet potatoes. tur-
nips and new ground corn are suffering for IT at
si'is time W TIT S TIPS #K NN T
JAMES Earnshaw and W. N. Pace left for
Gainesville last Tuesday 10 attend the Grand
Lodge Odd Fellows.
-uur-RRv. M.W.Aspold praaehsa a. acenccrd'
School house lass Snaday egenings
THE Misses Mamie Kyle and Emma Bruce,
visiting their friends aud relatives in Smyrna
1.-The town council have passedEa resolution
docking to ,llebaiIding of asConncl Chamber
and Court house etc. We.hopethey will car
ry it ont.
WE attended last week in Atlanta the
Grand Lodge Knights of Jericho. Some ad-
ditions 10 the present Constitution Kwas made.
Delegates were ih'attendance from Georgia and
Tennessee. The following We're elected Grand
Officers for ensuing year. F. Springer of Gar.
D. G.; I'D, Grafton of Tenn, G. Y. G. Rev.
WIS. I.slmpkin. G. Chap; jas. Z: CFsnshaw
q. 3; Mr. Taylor G, Treas, D IN Dqyenport,
q. M; Geo. Cumming. g.. q. J. B. Biickfsldt'
of Tenn, Grand Lecturer.
-NiIEN wesee n Still house in operation
aud crowd continually around 1t, we cannot
help but think Of the passage Of Scripture /;
'ssNoe unto him that giyeth l,isaeiglbor drink.
esaa@ss sla.a W OasERvERs@s
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selel Turnip seed,

Fresh and genuine, in quantities to suit pur-
chasers received at the Drug Store Of d. II
STRONG.
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Elegant Box Papers

With good stock of Stationery of all kinds,
Including, 4 supply,saf Arpold'ss Celebrated
Writing Fluid for sale al tiie Drug Rcsk and
Stationery store Of B. Il. STRONG.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-10
Match Game.

I On Saturday last, the IF. 7. s." and
"Chucks'' Base Ball Clubs met in a match
on their grounds in this city at 0 o'clock a. m,
resulting in the defeat of the f. Il. S. Club as
follows:
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