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NEW YonK. Tuesday, July 9.-For wnnt ~
Offerings iherc was nothing dons IN beet cattle today
The demand iur dressed beef fair az TGt a n
ordinary To rrin" native beef sides, aud ja7c Tor
mon to decent IrNfshuct.
Receipt. OF calves were $50 heal The demand wa,
fully equal To the supply and trrae active At ates
Tie r. r. lur ordinary 10 Chuiit trpy calves 7c iut
nir In eo9i te vcals aud 2.e3'ic for grasscrs and
buttermilk calves
Receipt, ~ sleep and ,r,bs were III car loads or
2J2i head Prime cNtr' shccp were decidedly actvc al
advanced prices hul for other grades Ot sheer AMI all
grades co. lamh- there wa. uCfccphle change Ordi-
nary ~ choice -hrru ranged uuA &c. tn 90 T. y fair to
guui Kentucky Hud Virginia lambs from Oh. tn dtc
aud good &c. Aoi'c Nrliui and Jersey do rom Gs To
- UC1ivr- complain ~ du tind" at Ost-c n 10 for
dressed uutt. H. mud 80 &c., tor df. sod lamhs
Rer,iut- swine were 80 car loads. $50 head.
Mono ut suh alive hut nir 10 good c0rucl hogs were
wanted 40 giisihac y N.
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vestigation. but tho woman IL said by her
physician to be- unsettled in her mind But
there are reHsona for believing that other prinin
lNcip new evidence may be discovered sufficient
Tor nov trial upon. Then tncre IN another
point. II has b"cn suggested 10y eminent lnw-
yrs mat hunters only dolrnco was insanity.
Prosecutor Jenkins was asked what ho thought
"Totoll the truth he replied. 1T was tho
only defonfn. | know that Hunter IL not in
sumo. He Is. and has always been. u bad. cor
run. cruel ana Hgh"tuus man. HIS treatment
of women anil even younggrs has been linnd-
iSh, Hs could have shown. But I am inclined
90 tlink that If all the testimony regarding his
good character had been put IN. then. admit
ting that he did the act they might hnvo SGT up
hc theory that hn became mOrhidy us ne, for
on" reason or nnOthrr laet fall AMI that tho
murder was the result OF IL. With his goni
character as a basis. and this apparently sud
den rhangc, th"ro wds prima ftrin cHsr 81 up
setting OF mental balance They could hnvo
shown the partal cum ny aud partial STUPIDITY
Oi his Mot. The very idea al hiring N hOor Ike
Graham might have been fOrcihly presented ~
showing insanity, and the monslrous foolish.
ness ol tearing of Armstrong; bnnd agrs. and
Of going down the street. crossing the Terry and
riding in u horse ear with Armstrong then
his singing hymns, his writing postal cards to
the girls his silly actions-l tell You all these
things might have bccn worked up. with u
chance Of imprpssing some OF the Jury nj least
with doubt about the mans sanity. Mind you.
| am only speaking now as "a lawyer about a
possible defence"
The suggestion Of such defence has already
been made to Hunters counsel, and may DO
made use 81 before all hope il gone Nothing
Will hc left uu lone. One OF the most eminent
counsel in New Jcrsey-Abrahnm Browning
has been retained. and IL Ia evident that the re-
mark Of Hunters friend that the fight for his
life had only lust begun. has soma foundation.
Hunter is To he sentenced to bo hanged some
time IN the iall, on such day as Judge Wood
hull. Prosecutor Jenkins and eX-Secretary
lobeSOu may fix upou.
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DIED.

NrLEroN -on sunl,,. Jul, T. Of Riycrdale.outic-
RELATIVE sna trend. of ne ay are ,nIiiad 70 AT A.
S'I or T'',' ~ n0l 49, at "fa1e ,h1reh;
BEowS ~ Cloica. Nas. iu'yo ,n, Hon John $.
ivAN H,yn I-ii .n,r, ,,,o.,
Charf Dwon lillnan son 10 e. 'liimau .n tuc 18Th
parut' 90 East SUI II on Weln, .iay ION INST at
HOFFMAN In Balomorc NJ thc Rev 4 HOFFMAN.
9s'a % A.er, netYe Of Rsyag, tie cmsra'ed to mo
Philadelphia snl iatoi iu baltimore. whore he pas.
LElpY-in Pmalelnha rp.y a. A.hcrs Ieidy. for.
~ IS Colonel o. rc goth pcun, wanna Volunteers. aged
,NN.coNN oNNyy--iin rAadclg9'. July = at the red.
Gol.uu, bonn ~ lan i.t,r Pa. uiai. a lradGate Of
M N ~, ~ Mt am AZ a,,,iisni rj, H,,s his Of
RAMSAY In Washington e.. on the 9Th inst.
second aOn OF Breyct MAJOR General george . Ramsay
RAYNoYD In JaoA.on. Mich. July s. Lavinia Ray.
mogi mother Of The lac Henry RAY nlond Of Now
York and 81 samuel Raymond Of Rochester IN the
RoslNftLD In Balnmerc Jul, G, Henrietta, wife OF
Al nham RO,eneld. aged % years.
loBB At her late residence. li3l st. near 81 av.
Friends are invited attend the funeral Wednesday.
SrlEss -Leopold Spies Of the firm OF Herbs spiess
cigar manniaetufers corner q san St amt ~ av;
"Wednesday, July 10, att 80 to attend the inncrai
Please appear IN dark clothes and white sioN,
scHIRMBR On luly $ at Greenwich. Conn,
Relatives and friend, ere invites t. attend the funeral
wich at o'clock r Trans leave iad IT. depot On
New Haven Railroad 1T ~ ocln,k
VAN WYtk In M,ddlrtown n Y luly (, Elizabeth
mouler of ten G II aud the Rev Gcorsc r Van wyck,
Hgei i years
NANDELL On eSlay July e, alter a short illness
W Anderson waydell, IN he 4ota year Of Ia age.
funoral services NJ his nu rcon e.. corner ~ nm
It and Az 4 THURSDAY. She lth inst at T.. ". The
friends and relatives respectfully invited Mternout
az Greenwood. Ftda1. 4 VI
MAi-ln Fiainyillc, Conn july q Mrs Thomas Ia
NHl. aged - wears.
WOkRAl.L TN Ml.day DG'unr Jult = suddenly.
Nuah NulrMl IA the 6Uh year of De. l-r.
funeA from On, lnto rc,ill nos. .s First place Brook
lyn on Thursday morning ui liif clock.
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;. Mor-au city, Reed. Sew Orleans.
- Bolivia. Small Glasgow June 2i
s. state Ol Georgia, Cooper glasgow June - and
Lar 1itl.
- ilud un. eager Now Orleans
S-Gnufls HUAf.e. Boston.
- llcutcr Brandt HAMBURG JIr ~. ami Uavrc Goth.
SsCity Of Atlantis, Wuplhull Charleston
- Htuciactor Jones. wilmington. \ -.
s. Isaac Bell. Lawrence. Richmond. city Point, and
Norfolk
- Vile lie Pafis. Santelh Uavre June -.
SHIN Monarch. sinclair. London
Bark Edward MAY. johnson. flolo.
barn u Btaytun. GRAY. Boston
Rufk Giuseppe taata- turO. fergufa. Dublin.
BARK thourio. lutiAuu. CstHuiA
BARK Beatrice Cnwlby Cork.
BARK kcrnnrd Downing Sautarfcr.
Bark lektor. 1clui-cn. COW BAY.
Bark flnvio MHrcsra. Dundnk
BARK Gauyuedcs Olsen. Bristol
Brg Lauro CncHcc. MARITIME Narcotics
Brig Canadian. CLARK Sunderland
Brig lu1nc. schmidt. Santos
Sahr " aui II wotlcrspouu. Pctts Windsor. rs
Schr Isabel Alberto Tooker. kcrmuda
Also The usual CuustVlsu vessels
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Monnhan and WIN In Buslness.

The case Of Thomas Monahan, accused OF
frauiulontly conccaling his assets IN bankruptcy
proceedings, was argued before Commissioner os
horn Yesterday lie is SAID to have paid his pres
ent wife two thousand dollars Tor pretended scr
wees as nurse 10 ms hrs wife during her maj lnes
Tho present wife claims to have had an interest OF ~ 90
In the business nur~ oi the s2pD Tor nursing, r"p
that She saws she earned Mt ssmakng IN seven or rig
wears her marriage. ana 500 gwen 10 htr hN
Mr. Monahun on their wedding day. three weeks aiiel
the death the first wi O. O tins sH9u1 tr les.n Ml'
says sfhoo has been pad 10 hrr anu S'"'ls sun u"e
The Commas Oner reserved his decision
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B4NKING IND FIN.iNcItL.

BrsINFss Is nrlL my STOCK srrcrItilu,
Thousands 90 dollars u,c often matt irHn 1910 it' N it
ui oNc INN ltrd Send 90 AlrN .iu'IH tHh " q D..
htl ~ Wall street, New York, fl4 i~fi Nf"-f
uuutlal Re- port sent frpV.
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Miss Irene KunL'. Dismissal.

Mr., samuel Il. Brick Chairman Of the Board
of school Trustees of southhcd Staten Island that
Mi, Irouc Kunk The school teacher. rendered her
salary June, but that She declined 1t unc., she could
also have paw for luy and Au-us IN advance 0t WAS
disnn ssd Mf Hrick says for refusing 10 close the school
II, she was ordered 10 dolby the trustees
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LONDON. July 9.-The Newmarket July meet
ing opened to-day. The Tor the July stakes
by Rupcrra Gunncrsbury coming In second, aud Rayon
dOr third. The eight starters The last ting
on Rupcrra. to I against Gunnersbury, and
10 10 against KiyOn dOr
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M1RINE INTELLIGENCE

sINtaruHT AfHANAc-rHts plY.
sun rises... X sun srts... ai Noon sct+. "a 4,
HIsu wtITR-fut- nav
sandy Hook u GOV IsanI. - Hell date. . ~
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Cured by Milk OF Magnesia indigestion costiveness
rhe unatisID aud gravel All druggists -dn
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12

MIR. Christopher j. Wilcox, of
NJ aeon, Treasurer of the Macon and
Brunswick Railroad, has invented
and patented an Improved saw, which
the Telegraph and Messenger thinks
will create revolution in the me-
chanical world. 1t is thus described :
"The new principal on which the
patent issued consists in so arrangA
ing the teeth of the saw that it acts
not only as saw, but also as a plane,
and the wood on leaving it is in e
dressed condition, as if it had passed
through planning machine. or been
dressed with plane in the hands OF
au experienced carpenter. The saw
is arranged with sets of teeth, three
in a set, with what is known as a
clearing tooth in front aud two cuts
ting teeth in the rear, one bcveled on
the one side, and the other on the
opposite side, and in the movement
or rotation, as the ease may be, the
wood and with it ths roughness is
cleared away and the surface is Jeff
as smooth as if planed and ready for
building purposes and the painters
brush"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12

WHETHER England goes to war or
not she will have to bear a pretty
heavy burden of taxation for the
mere cost of preparation. Instead
of going into the next fiscal year
with a surplus of four million three
hundred thousand dollars, as she
would have done but for the war ex-
element, she has a deficit Of eleven
million three hundred thouand
dollars at the present moment,
and the prospect at the close of the
year Of one of twenty-nine million
dollars. This will be raised by an
increase Of two pence in the pound
on the income tax, four pence the
pound on tobacco, and Of five hun
dred thousand dollars 10 the dog tax.
The increased taxation comes, too,
at time Of painful business dePres
sion 10 England.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12
EMIGRATION.

TIE history of emigration every
where shows that it moves 10 certain
well defined parallels of latitude
When the heritage of the West be-
comes short cropped by the multi>
tude moving in that direction, the
living tide will be diverted in larg
err stream from the North to the
South. There is already considera~
BILE emigration from the former to
the latter section, though not to be
compared with the food which is
setting towards the West. We met
a gentleman in Marietta this week,
who said companies were forming in
that section to come South. Let
them come.
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Pickens Sheriff's Sales.

WILL be sold before the Court House door
in the town of Jasper. i'iekens county, Ga, on
the first Tuesday in May next within the legal
hours of sale the following property to-wit
Lot of land No, l3S and the west half OF l9l
No. 173 in the 18th district aud I'd section of
ss,d county of Pckens, containing 24O acres
more or ies. that is to say all the revelsionary
interest in said ianas oxAsl by William God
FREY, after the termination Of the hGmes.eQd IS
tate sci apart 10 him in said lands Levied up'
ON as the property of the said VIM, Godfrey 10
satisfy two Justice Count tifas issued from the
Justice court OF the 1896 District G. NJ, of said
county. one in favor of A. J. Glenn and one ii
favor .. =. j. Bryan vs.. said VIM. Godfrey
Levied and re,ufaei Z NE by j. NJ. Allen, l..
c. Writea notice OF levy s6ryed sp2n he de-
PENDANT This April LIST. lS7s
j. +. LINDSEY Sher'E
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Mr.. Lanfear, man engaged in
breeding camels in Texas, says Of
them that it is no more trouble to
raise them than it is to raise horses
or cattle The colts for the first
three or four days require close at
tention, but after that take their
chances with the herd. They feed
on cactus and brush, eschewing all
grasses that cattle and horses eat il
the favorite cactus can be had. Mr..
Lanfear says there is one camel in
his herd that has Travelled one hun.
dred aud fifty miles between sun and
sun, and that almost any well,broken
camel can travel more than a huns
bred miles in a day.
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TUE comPTRoLLERs EXHIBIT.

TUE COMPTROLLER EXHIBIT.
The total acreage Of improved
land in ibe State is Is, 1859.
Aggregate value of property own
ed by colored population S5,43O,>
844.
He reports 30, 9lj white and 49,
900 colored polls-l, 209 lawyers
1878 doctors and ia dentists.
AS far as can be ascertained G,6G5
persons have died since last report
and 1896 have been born.
The principal Of the public debt
is s10,G44.500. Interest upon the
same S7l9,l35. Total $780,
$50.
The whole cost of the Legisla>
tive session Of 1877 in the months
of January aud February is $685.
62l, 80.
The taxable wealth of the State
aggregates a grand total of $780,
$50, $50 decrease on 1876 Of over
ten millions.
Fulton, Chatham, Richmond, Bib
Muscogee, Floyd, and Clark, are the
seven richest counties. Fulton leads
in valuations, sl9,033,087.
The total decrease in the value of
city and town property for 1877 is
S2,91G,30l. The total decrease in
amount of money and solvent debts
for the same period is So, 949, 1870,
with further decrease in the value
of merchandise, amounting to So 49,
9Gl.
AS the Legislature will hereafter
meet on the first Wednesday 10 No
vember the Comptroller General
suggests that the fiscal year, which
is now the calendar year, be changed
so as to run from October LIST, to
October LIST.
The total value of househould and
kitchen property in Georgia is So
959, 093. Value Of plantation tools,
etc, $2,943,124. Value of live
stock s22, 1916, 491. Value of crops
on hand April LIST, 1877, $G73,9l0.
The aggregate falling off in the four
last mentioned lists is ST 1881
Railroad bonds indorsed by the
State and decided to be legal and
binding upon her: North end South
railroad 100000, Memphis branch
railroad $34, 900, South Georgia and
Florida railroad $4G4,O00. Total Of
Endorsed legal bonds S77s,000.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12

A little girl in St. Louis is a kind
Of natural savings bank, having a
propensity for swallowing coins and
other metallic substances, even pins,
which do not ordinarily seem to dis
agree with her. The other day
however, she was taken sick, and
the sum of $l.l5, mostly in dimes,
was elected from her stomach. 1t is
presumed, nc evidence being furnish
ed TO the contrary, that at this point
the bank suspended specie pay
ments.
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New Advertisements.
MANHOOD; HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

ryuJgkr. Just Published new edition Of
80 DR. Culnerwelrs Celebrated Essay
SklaaalzsH on the radical cure (without medi-
eine) of Spermatorrea or Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Seminal Lo-ses Ippotency. Men
tai andl Physical lucapacty, lmpediat.iis to
Marriage, etc: also, Consumption, Epilepsy,
aud Fits, Induced by selt-indulgence OK sexual
eXiravoganca. Ne.
to Price, in seaisd envelope, ouIy six cents,
The celebrated author, in this admirable rs.
say. clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
qGenees OF seli-abuse may be radically cured
without ths dangerous use OF internal medicine
or the application az The knife; pointing o a
mode OF cure al once simple. ~eriaii. and eiiee-
tual, by means of which every sufferer no mat
ter what his condition may be. may cure him
se,fcheaply, privately, aud radically
lC tbs Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth sn,, every man in the land.
Sent under seal, Ia = pain envelope, to any
address, post paid, ON receipt Of six cents or
two postage stamps
Address the p ,blishers,
THE CELVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
A Arm ST New York
april llIy. PQst O.9!ce Box, 1886.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12

The lIawkinsville Dispatch, un
der the head of IA Peregrinating
Fraud" exposes the rascality of one
William Porter, alias William Allen,
who, it alleges, married a widow la
dy in Florida, stole her property and
deserted her. He then came to
Georgia and commenced teaching
school in Irwin county. He is de-
scribed as being man with light
hair, rather thin, dark beard and
mustache, dark teeth, splits often
when talking, is we'll educated, is a
good fiddler, smokes, has large fair
hands, often shuts his hand and rubs
his mouth and nose with his knuck
les, is aged about forty >fve or forty
six years. The Dispatch wants the
Georgia press to .'pass him around"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12

The citizens of Arkansas do not
consider emigration altogether a
blessing. One of their leading ex>
changes says: at is our duty to
say at the outside that Arkansas is
not large almshouse where people
are fed and clothed gratuitously, nor
do we wish to convey The idea that
a livelihood can be secured without
an effort. Any who indulge in such
illusions had better remain where
they are. What is wanted is mus
Gle, capital, industry, brains, ard
common honesty"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12

On last Sunday week, between
shutdown and dark, James Yarbrough
and his wife, who live in Wilkinson
county, near the line of Laurens,
were walking out a short distance
from their residence, some unseen
party shot Mr.. Yarbrough with a
shot gun, several shot taking effect
10 his breast. Mr.. Yarbroush was
not dead at last accounts, but his
physician, DIR. Carlton, thinks his
case hopeless. One Doc Butler has
been arrested on suspicion and lodged
in the Irwinton jail for trial.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12

A TRAPEzE PERFORMER SHOT
DEAD ON THE STAGE.-At Provi
dence, r. l., Friday night at varie>
ty performance, Mile. VoIante, a
trapeze performer, held an apple on
her head, and Mrs. Jennie Fowler,
known on the stage as Franklyn,
shot at the apple. The shooter
stood with her back to the mark,
taking aim by the reflection in a in;r>
ror. The rifle was discharged, and
Mile. Volapte fell dead on the stage,
shot through the forehead. The 10,
cal authoritiea who permit such per
formances are scarcely legs culpable
than the wretch who fired the fatal
shot. Such exhibitions should not
be tolerated by civilized people.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12

COOP FOR MEXICO. Recently, at
Micr, on the Rio Grande, the Mexi~
can authorities, on requisition made,
returned a herd Of stolen cattle to
their Texas owners and took steps to
punish the thieves. AS this is the
first instance of the kind That has
been reported, it is thought to show
on improved condition of affairs on
the Mexican border.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12

The Rev. Mason Chenowith step
ped down from his Baptist pulpit in
Bangor, Maine, after preaching an
eloquent sermon on Purity of Char
acter," and was Immediately sur
rounded, as usual, by admiring mem
bers of his congregation, who desired
to shake his hands. A constable
then entered and arrested him. He
has since been sent to Ohio, where
he has three living wives, to be tried
for bigamy. There is also charge
of forgery against him.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12
The Atlanta Rolling Mill is s

The Atlanta Rolling Mill is si>
lent no fires blaze 10 its furnaces /;
no smoke rolls from its chimneys, no
huge bolts of while>hot iron go hiss
ing through its rolls and why The
men have stopped work and demand
four months back pay, and future
monthly payments on the 10Th of
each month. We trust, for the good
of three hundred employees and their
families, and the rolling mill ccmpa>
ny, that the affair will be satisfacto
rily arranged and the mill set going
again. There is a months work on
hand now Atlanta Independent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12

GENERAL Charles w. Field, OF
Georgia, formerly of Kentucky, was
nominated by the Democratic cau-
Gus Cor Doorkeeper Of the House,
vice Polk removed. General Field
is a graduate of West Point, and
served with General Lee in Virgin
ia during the late war. Since the
war he has been in the service of the
Khediye Of Egypt.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12

Sadder than stark naked comes
dy or prepared funera! Grafton over
q rich but bad man, is the reflection
that the time approaches for com
mencement days, and prize compost
tions in an open grove, where ethe
real, young ladies in white, bound
in blue betting ribbons, summon the
weary ghosts of impossible subjects
before dull>eyed trustees.-Od Cap
stal.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12
PAULDING SHERIFF'S SALES
FOR MAY.

Will be- sold before tie CuGrt House door in
Dallas. Pauldng. county, Ga b-twren the lie
gal hours of sale on tl.e first Tuesday in Nav
net he ,olloHi:is property to-wit One half
Of lot land No. :l3l ia l9ih listrisi ana 3i
section ofsad county and half interest OF of the
mineral in saii lot Levie.i on by virtue Of a
fila tro'n the Justice court of the l207th district
II VI. in tavor OF B. f. Whitehead against Asa
l.. White. Levy made anl returned to me By
A Il. A. Harris L. e. I his April %, ls7s.
GM LAWRENCE, Sheriff.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12
Notice ]. s. IntGrlal-RGValue
AL TAXI S-I

Under the revised Statutes of the United
States. Sections, 1882. 32;s 922s. apd 3239.
every person engaged in any 6usinsss e}g"ea-
ton. or employment. which renders him liable
10 special tax is required TO proc, qs.d
place aad KEEP couspiciaasig ~ hes Establishment
o.. pllre of business STAMP denoting ne pay
ment OF said special tax tor the special tax
wear beginning May /, lo7s. Seeiim 32ll.
Revised Statutes, dtsignates who are liable 10
special tax. return as prescribed Sn Form
ii. is also repaired js itlr of every p'rson LA
Die 10 special lax as above, NrfId penalties
are prescribed icg ION Fomp'an'f with the
foregoing requirements, Or To- e,sLaa,ny IN
husiress after April 70, ISIS. without payment
of tax. Applieatio. should be male 10 AN
DREW CLARK, Collector Of Revenue. at
Atlanta, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12

Their, is dog at Swift Falls,
Mimi; that keeps his masters fami>
supplied with fish. lie has been
known to take out as many as thirty
pickerel in a day. When he espies
a fish he will make dive and be
sure to bring it out.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12

A young gentleman saved his
life by an act of politcness. Tho
steamboat Magenta being crowded
with passengers, a young man gave
his chair to an old gentleman and
then went forward. In less than
three minutes the boiler blew up,
and the old gentleman was killed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12

AdoIphus desires to buy book
for his "girl." lie examines various
editions of Shakespeare 10 the book
store. Wishing to be well posted, he
finally asks: "Who wrote Shake
speare, anyhow 7"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12

ANOTHER disastrous fire ~-the sec.
Z ond in less than a month--at For
sytb, Georgia. The only remaining
hotel in the place and three store~
houses we're burned. The losses ag-
gregate $4,000. Insurance 81, 600.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12

rs The Circulation of the Manetta
Journal Is 7Hroe Times L0'ger Ho" nat ef
am paper pajlisted in CATH rov"'y Dcffs
Refatatioa.