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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-30
HOW TO DETECT POISON IVY
Syracuse On. v Herald.

The annoying casualty which con-
fned Judge Noah Davis to sick :
room the other day might have been
avoided if the eminent jurist had
paid as much attention to the small
as to the large things Of life. The
poison ivy and the ionocuous kind
differ 10 one particular which is too
easy of remembrance to be overlook
ed by any one who is enough inter
ested 10 bfiIliant-hued leaves Of au-
tumn to care for gathering them !;
the leaves Of the former grow in
clusters Of three aud those Of the
latter in fves. Az somebody has
suggested 10 a juvenile story book,
every child should be taught to as
sociate the five leaves in c cluster
with the fingers or the hand, and
eiyen to understand ,bat when these
numbers agree they caa be brought
into contract With perfect safety. II
may spare our readers DO li'te slf~
fering TO bear this poiot IN ll'u- 5u-
ring their October rambles "a the
fields.
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AAnnAM MONTH rnnrnnlesd. SD
Administrator Sale.
Genrsia. Panldinc Cnnnt

NVVI-Ia, auIuIHg OuuhIY;
Whereas. George X. Turner Administrator
and Margaret Turner, Administrative OF Green
t. Turner deceased. represents 10 tie Court in
their petition duly filed and entered on record.
that they fully administered Green b. Turner :
Estate. This is therefore TO cite all persons
concerned, kindred and creditors {, show c..;sa
if any they can, why said Administrators should
not be discharged from their administration and
receive letters OF dSmisSion on the first Monday
ia January next, this sept 18th. 1879.
GEORGE K. TURNER. Admir-.
MARGARET TURNER, Admr'x
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PLAIN RAIL SASH rRr,rKp GLAZED Outside Blinds Roll Stats
Whie Pne Doors 4Pang Mouled Ra G Raaed Pang

o Crcu Panels
to orders promptly
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II. NJ. HAMMETT. Ord'y.
EXECUTORS SALE.

In Pursuance of an order of the Court of Or
diuarv of Cobb county will be- sold at the court
house door in Marietta. on the fisI Tuesday in
November next. within the legal hours of sale.
a house and lot in Marietta, wherein Parks
Manning now resides on Roswell street, con-
tanning about ] an acre. The house has four
good rooms, with cook room. sold rs the
property of the estate Of Francis Cooke. ae-
ceased. for the benefit Of the heirs. Terms !:
ou. halfcash. balance - months with approx
ed security. with interest from date
WE. COOK, Executor.
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If YOU want your JOB printing
done heater and cheaper than it can
be done eIse1bereS bring it to the
Journal Office.
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Are the most eff
fective and congo
NAL purgativeev ever
discovered. They
are mild, but eff
Gectual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
H.
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tic medicine that can be employed cleans
ing the stomach and bowels. and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than quarter Of a century, and have
obtained a worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimilative organs of the
body, and are so composed that obStruc-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or evade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have baifled the best of
human skill. While they produce power
full effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. BY
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common purgatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not intlamed.
They reach the vital fountains Of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing 1t
from the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calomel
nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant to take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED BY
Or. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLn BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
WIN ROOT, Agent, Marietta Ga.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-09
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court OF the United States.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. :, 1917.
on motion of Mr.. T. d. Lincoln, NJ b. Hagan
esq, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, was admitted to practice
On motion of Mr.. j. d. Cox, Z. b. McCagg, esq, 0
Chicago H., was admitted to practice
No. $50. David Barnett ct al, assignees &c, plain
this In error VS.. The Muncie National Bank o
Muncic, Ind. Submitted by Mr.. X. Il. Wilson, Mr.
Samuel ShellObOrger and Mr. J. NJ. Wilson fol
plaintiffs in error and by Mr.. NJ b. Hng0n for de
PENDANT in error, under twentieth rule.
No. 7s0. The United States, appellants, VS.. Joseph
s. Farden. Submitted by Mr.. Solicitor. General
Phillips for appellants, and by Mr. 5. G.. Kimball
for appellee, under twentieth rule.
No. $50 r. w. Hudekoper ct AL, appellants, VS.
linkley Locomotive Works. No, $50. William r.
Fosdick ct al, appellants, VS.. southwestern Car
pelants, VS.. Michael Schall, intervenOr. Argll-
mcnt of these cases concluded by Mr.. II. Crawford
for appellants
No. 6SG, Wallace wilkinson plaintiff in error VS.
People Of the United States in the Territory OF
Utah. Submitted by Mr. 4. D. lloge and Il. H.
Williams for plaintiff in error aud by Mr. Solicitor,
General Phillips for defendants in error.
No. lO7. +. W. Bicblnger, assignee, appellant VS.
Preston Player for appellee and submitted By Mr.
J. O. BroadhCau for appellant.
No. los. Thomas Kcely, plaintiff in error vs..
XcnophOn ID. Sanders ct al. Submitted by Mr.. w.
NJ Randolph for plaintiff In error no counsel APP
pearng for defendant in error.
No 100 John N0nsant ct al, appellants VS.. The
Electro. Magnet Gaslight Company. Motion TO dis
miss submitted by Mr.. A. Wilson and ]. II, Ashton
in support of the same, and argucd by Mr.. Y. j.
DurNnt in opposition. Hearing of the merits post
ponCd.
No ITO. Jane Quinn, administrators, &c.. appel
liant, vs. The United States, Argument commenced
by Mr.. 4. ID. Lincoln for appellant.
No, III. j. s. Clark IL Co.. appellants, VS.. The
United States. Passed.
Adjourned until tomorrow at twelve o'clock.
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Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE jan 4, 1870
Cotton dull, but held firm. Midding, 0SdO4c.
Flour firm and active Howard.srcet and Western
superfine 81 5ja3 -; do extra 81 JO1i 10; do family
si5O@47j city Mills supernc, 81 700 25; do extra
80 1904; do Rio brands, s. 25@J5 JO; Patapsco family
SG2a
Wheat-Southern quiet am nominal; no stock.
Western dull ard lower No . Pennsylvania red
81 G7AGl O7is; No Western winter red, spot and
January, 81 O5Adi oG; February, 81 o6ls6Dl OO4.
Corn-SOuthern iirmer for white In store; no yellow
offered. Western nc i've and higher Southern white
iG0lisc, IN store; Western mixed, spot and January
4r4@iilGc: February, 4i1i@IiGc; March, irs0lisSc
steamer, iOac.
Oats dun aud easier. Southern, osd32c. Western
white, &9G2c do mixed, 29929c; Pennsylvania, 2SGt
&c.
Rye quiet and nominal. Southern 55d5Sc
Hay steady and In fair demand Maryland and
Pennsylvania prime, slOUl1.
Provisions dull. Mess pork, old, 81 rs: new, IS %
Bulk meats-LOose shoulders new, 2lic: clcnr-ril
sides, new, SIC per car Ond; packed, new, 3is@liJ6c
Bncon-Shouders. old ga act clcar-rib sides new sc
Hams - SugRr-cured, new. 0d9sc. Lard Refined
uerces, 6Ic Butter in fair demand and steady fol
choice; Western packed, lGtglSc; rolls, 80 ice.
Petroleum firm; no sellers. Crude, 73SG Sc; refined
S'adSiEc.
Conee quiet and steady Rio cnrgoes, iI!sdi6.sc.
Sugar firm; low grades shade higher. ~ soft, So
Whisky firm, but quiet, Mt 81 01is6lI 10.
frelShls TO Liverpool per steam IN rather more In
quiry. Cotton sd; flour, IS Cd; grain, IA asked.
Receipts-Flonr 32i5 hbls wheat, 1890 bu; corn
$1,000 bu: oats, $500 bn.
shipments-Wheat, 5000 bui corn, GO 900 bu.
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house or REpREsEyr.lTIyEs.

In the opening prayer the chaplain alluded, in a
feeling and solemn manner to the death, this
morning, of Mr. Hartridge, of Georgia. and imme.
diately after the reading of the journal the official
announcement of the death was made by Mr..
Cook, of Georgia. who offered a resolution express
Ing the regret of the lIouso, and providing for Il
special joint committee Of seven members and
three Senators to take order for experimenting the
funeral aud escort the remains of the deceased to
his Rte residence In Georgia.
The SPEAKER appointed as such committee on
the part Of the House MessrS Cook, Frye, Cox (N.
~ Caben, Stone Qown), Davidson, and Hanna.
The House then adjourned,
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prospect for ores.
The ice above the Aqueduct Bridge Is about ten
inches thick, and to day Mr.. William Pettlbone
Will commence cutting ice, having erected shutes
from the wharf Of Mrs. Peggy Reynolds.
Mr.. J. f. Dyer left yesterday for the Blue Ridge
Mountains, where he will be united In marriage to
Miss Ada Carson, q handsome and interesting lady.
He was accompanied by Richard T. stake who
Will act as grOOmsmau.
leak in the man-hole at First and Market
streets was discovered early yesterday morning,
which caused the water to flow into several cellars.
Mr.. Shokell Immediately set his men TO work and
made the necessary repairs.
The stockholders Of the Washington and George
town Railroad Company held their annual election
yesterday, when the following board of directors
were seectcd George w. Riggs William Gunton,
William Ormc William X. Riley, Maltby G. Lane,
Leonard Whitney, and Henry Hurt
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
FIN1NCI1L,
New York Money Market.

NEw IokR, Jan 5. 1879.
The SubTreasury to-day paid out iG3,ejI and took in
5000 gold in exchange for legal tenders.
Money was easy at 2s@I,
Foreign exchange was weak ut 1872 "a is3l for long
ana 1870 is7l for short sight.
Government bonds active.
State bonds were dull, except Louisiana consols
which were ~ lower.
- RilToad bonds were buOyanL Chicago Burlington
hnd quincy consolidated 7s 1855, Pit ,burg
consolidated sinking funds to ll2ja, Chicago, 81 Pau
ana Minneapolis ists to 0Ols, old Hannibal ANA 81 Jo-
seph ConverIibles to lO27l Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Northern hrsts to 75i, New Jersey Central lrsls
10 no, do consolidated asserted to rs, do Lehg and
WilkesbArre consolidated RsSenlod to 10, New York
Elevated irsts TO l04l, Central Pacific Sun joaquin
branch) to GOA Union Pacific hrsts To 100 New York
onds Eek cOupOn) 70 Sl, do dTss (St Louis division
maured bonds) 10 OBs, Great Western seconds (ox
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UNITED STATES MARsuAHs SALE.

BY virtue of two wrts of Ecri IdcidS, issued out OF
the Jerks Office Of the supreme Court OF the District
of Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at pnblc
sa G. or cash. Mt the Courthouse door of said strict,
on MONDAY, the Goth day OF January 1879, at we've
o'clock M, all the right, title, claim, and interest OF
cry, to wit: Lot in DRvidsons subdivision square
No. 81 fronting % feet inches Massachusetts av-
cnuc and running back tie depth of the lot in Wash.
ngton, j.. g., together with al and singular the i'm
proycmcns thereon, 'izcd and levied upon as the
properly of Eentm Babe and Jerome l.. Babe. 10 sat
sfv executions No 4pgg equity, and No. 49, $50 ut law,
IN favor OF Laura A. Morse eta
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
Opc3iltg I'd states MIR hal. ID.
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I>Y GEO. w. sTIcKNEY, Auctloneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
TATE ON SUMNER STREET, HOWARD UNI
NERSIrY SUBDIVISION
by virtue ola deed Of trust dated August 90, ISL.
and duly recorded IN Iber No Gjl. folio Is OF the
land rCCOrcs Tor Washington CoIuty, District of
Columbia, and under decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia passed on tie 10Th day of
December ISIS, in equity cause No. Gli between John
A. j. Crcswcll ct nj. versus Thomas Carter ct A. /
will at the request OF the party secured BY
said trust. sell At public auction, IN font OF the
premises. ON MONDAY, January -, a. ID, 1870, ut
$50 clock y, NJ the ioOwlng-dcstrlbed real estate,
situate IN The county OF Wa.huston, District of
| Columbia, to wit: Lot l. block - in the Howard
University subdivision oftlc frm OF John 4. SIN ~,
commonly known aS "l.ilingham Place" as laid
down plat OF subdivision OF lots 81 Is ~ 20,
and ~. aud Hey m block ~, Howard University
property, filed in County Surveyors Office August
~. ISL.
Terms Onc-thrd In cash; balance I'm six and
twelve months with interest ut per cont per an.
mum from the day of sale to be secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold a deposit OF 50 to he
paid down al time OF sale. All conveyancing ut cot
of purchaser lftcrns are not complied with in five
days the trustee reserves the right TO resell the prop
crty ut the risk and cost OF deiauung purchaser.
JAMES II. SMITH, Trustee,
dcc"6oOd&dS. Office go Eighth street,
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EORG FRO wv NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

Colonel A. II. Bradt, who has been suffering
with the rheumatism for several days past, is con-
yalescent
Tho friends of DR.. V. shlnn, who was formerly
proprietor of the West End Hotel, will be glad TO
learn Of his return to Georgetown,
Thomas r.. Popklns, Wheeling, w. Va; r. ].
Wimsau, Rochester, ~ ", and r. s, Trapier Balti-
more, are among the guests at the West End Hotel.
Major Joseph Paul, better known as Paddle
Paul" left yesterday for Rattlesnake Island on a
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$500. ~ lame tltEOI
SUNDAY, y ONEMBER Ii, 1873, at $50 A. NJ.

SUNDAY, NONEMBER Il, 1873, at $50 a. ".
AM Leave Washington:
| jcjT,rtCNEW, YORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND Bos-
napos Junction, JcsSups Hanover, aud ELK
iO-Balylmore Annapolis, and Way. piedmont,
Strasburs, Winchester. iIagerstown, and Way via
loHtBHRTMoRE AND LAUREL EMPRESS.
saOIPont Of Rocks, Piedmont Strasburs, Win
s3O--NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
AND BALrlMoRE EMPRESS, Parlor Car TO
New York and Philadelphia. stops ut Annapolis
s35"isT. LoUIs, LOUISVILLE, CHICAGO. CO.
LrMBus, ANDPIrisBUEGi 1XPRfSs, Fred
crici Hugcrstown. and Valley Branch except
Sunday. Through carto stanton. Pullman cars
except saturday
ocom;,!oh sunday ouly-Daltmoro, Annapolis and
1oooHBiLTIMORE EXPRESS stops ut Rladens.
burg, College, Brllsylllo, Laurel, Annapolis june
, non, Jessups and Hanover
r3iO baltimore Annapolls, Elllcott CITY, and Way.
TON EXPIRES. stops at Laurel.
1885, ION sunday only for Baltimore and Way sta
4so "BAiTMonE, BLADENsBURG; AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS: Frederick via Relay. stops at
l351iTotnt Of Eac;s Frederick, ITagc stown Win.
chester, aud Way stations, ON sundays TO Point
| Hi0-tli9liimore Tolls. and Way stations
ccpt Sunday. Norfolk passengers taken in the
cars direct 10 boat at Canton Stops at Bladens'
551- tGmiC%Go AND cOLUIBUs EXPRESS.
sroi elB&' ETi fST5 H Entities Entities
NtO-Point of Rocks and Way stations, ,,, , -
"O ASb FFHTHF!shttGG EXfE PsCHrg aS
a., cep! sunday, Pullman Cars MIR. ,>,rp,r
TTMoRE EYPR'Iss. Sleeping ear o New York
and special sleeping ear to Philadelphia.
cept sunday.
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GREAT
1873
1878

1873 GREAT 1878
TO THE HdIciii, W'Esi, AND soUTHwEsT
en-, p,9quEL$TGACK STEEL RAi H, ,,or,rp
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNlFlClsNT EQUIP
~, ~. n .EETTECr BibjfEM!REIR %, Is7S ,, .
ncr of sixth and y streets, ns follows;
For pltsburg and the Wcst, 1910 n m. daily, with
FSI6Eursg to cnen11S st. q LOUIS nifS ana Chicago
TX r. dE W b bGPcS EHT to SIht il4Go
For C0nandagpa. Rochester, liutialo Niagara FAILS
and me North At 80 p m dg,ly, except H91prday'
with Palace Cars 10 CHuundaigun For WillinmS'
port, Lock Haven and Watkins, at 1910 q, m.
-, GHily, except sunday, 90, ,,o,,,.
wi h Palace Cars attached Limited Express of
Pullman rarlor Cars, 80 II, M daily except
For Brooklyn, New York all through trains connect
RlJcrscy Liiy win boas OF "Brooklyn ANNEX,
ulOrdlng direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid
lng double ierriage and Journey across New YORK
lied Express g:,o y, m. tally, except sunday. -,
For baltimore =, s:3i g:0 m, and 42U p m. daily,
except sunday 1910 ~ M, 1870 o'o $40 ana lO'lo
For Popes creek Line ~. m. and 100 p, m daily,
For annapolis, ! a. m. and 100 p. M daily, except
WIYAND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
., Cos, T. and 1880 y. m. On Sunday o H. m, li3
For i;chhond and the south. $50 a, M and $50 p
For Ch@sapeaEe and ohio Railroad 5:2o p m; daily.
o, TO- II u m. and 8 40 o. 6I5, :, and IL p. m.
on sunday at 5 and 10 Ia. m. and bl5p, m,
COMMUNICATIONS can be procured at the GGicCs-norlh.
east corner of Thirteenth street aud Pennsylvania
vania avenue, and at he depot where orders can be
ef for the checking of baggage TO destinations nom
L. r. FAKM en- General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager.
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coupon) to S21f and Cincinnati and Springfield hrts
10 ~ Canada southern nrsts wers strong nt !sq5SA
Denver ana Rio Grande rsts fell on rom ~ 10 vj'a
The dealings were ON n larger scale than for Il long
time past Tic advance ranged from "a to per cent
The stock market opened tame d prices Declined
d9e per cents but ilrmer tone soon set IN, ana ths
developed as the day advanced into buoynnt ceiling
highest quotations current at the close Northwest,
trii. ~ Paul ana Michigan Central were the special
features In The upward movement, large trnnsactlO s
taking place IN these shares All Inc Investment
shur sndvNnCed laW1 per cent. The ions ng-
grtgated l0j,D shares, OF which 1900 were Erie,
6OJO were Lake shore, 1000 Northwestern com.
mon gOl were do preferred $500 were 81 PAU, 100
weredo preferred, 1907 were Delaware, lnckawanna
ana western so we're New Jersey entrul sNOO We're
Mlchgint entral, 20 o were Illinois Central 3OOW
WuStru Union, ana 20 were Rock Island,
Inc following were the closing prices;
Exchange. w
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.JoHN SHERMAN & CO..
Real.Estote Auctloneers.

cMANcEnY SALE OF ,yALUABLE IMPRQvEp
real. ESTATE SITUATED ON MAINLAND
AXENUE,, BkIWEkN EoUR;AND,A,IIAhF
AND SMITH STREETS WEST, IN THE CITY
OF MASllNGTON, DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
by virtue of n decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, passed In equity cause No. 52ll
(freedmans savings and Trust Company ct nj. vs.
William II. Wood ct nj. u the undersigned, as trustee
VIII sell on SATURDAY the lllh day of January, a.
d. 1873, ut four () o'clock D. M, ut public auction, IN
front of the premises, the iolowingdescribed real
estate situated in the city OF Washington, District of
Columbia to wit: All those certain pieces parcels
ofground known and distinguished, according to the
plat or groundplan OF the said city, as lots numbered
one a., three 3 and Jour (, and the west half of lot
numbered nine ~ In the reservation or square let
tered " d." together with the improvements and ap
tanning
Terms Of sale; One-third ofthe purchase money in
cash, the balance TO be paid in two equal installmens
one payable In year from the day OF sale, ana the
other In two years from the day of sale, with interest
from the day of sale 1T the rate of six per Cenum per
annum; tie payment thereof to be secured by the
proniSsory notes of the purchaser Or pu Chasers of
the said properly but the purchaser or purchasers OF
any OF the said parcels of land shall have the privi-
ege Of pay ng cash upon the confirmation the same
ny tho court said lots will be sold separately, and
subject to the thereon at the time Of the sale
cash deposit Of sNwill he required each lot the
time 1t is knocked or to the purchaser.
ENOUH TOTIEN, Trustee.
w. NJ. SMITH, Salesman, la2.eOdNds
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IAN fRANClsIO, Jlll o. low
The following the official closing quotations of
mining stocks tO.dny,
COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Commercial New,

GEORGETowN, Jan, S,iS10.
GRAIN MARKET.
The market for wheat continues quiet aud Inactive,
and we still write further absence of receipts and
offerings. There is good milling demand for good
To primo lots OF Fultz and Lancaster and we quote
nomlnaly, MS before. at Sl(li ".
Corn-Oltcrings Of corn are very much restricted by
the limited supply aud continue to report quick
market, with quotations nominal.