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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11
To prevent and Cure coughs and Colds

a reliable REMEDY is necessary in every house
hold. Parker's Ginger Tonic Is Just the msdl-
ni,,., netded. Il rad cally cures Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat. Bronchitis aud even Consumption
# ased in time, by It's powerful specific action
,r the stomach, kidney Skin, Liver and mu-
cla. surfaces Of the Throat and Lungs. 1t &C
.otnplishes the cure IN !. wonderfully short time
ana removes all pain and so,eness Of the lung.
II il also most valuable stomachic remedy, et-
fe:tualy removing Dyspepsia, Headache, Liver
Disorders. Cnsiiv4ness, Nervousness. Low
Soi,its. Wakrfumess. Heartburn, Cramps, Pal.
pitstion Of the Heart, Sour Stomach, etc., and
gives cheering comfort and freedom from pam
that surprises every one Buy % Ct orSl W
bottle aud Try it. Sold by all first class drug
eisis
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11
peopIe IL Want

OF fine whisky for Medical or social use
should only buy l. w. Harper's Nelson Coun-
". Kentucky Whiskey. because it contains no
foreign substances 10 give it flavor or old age.
1t is the extract OF the best grain grown in the
Blue Grass region of Kentucky-hence bread
in fluid state
Not barrel leaves the disliIlery until it has
attained an aye Of least five years and being
forwarded direct from where it is made to me,
nv patrons can rely on getting It in its abso
lutte purity and excellence
j. II. COOPER, Sole Agent
nov20-tm. Marlelta,FOa.
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To the citizens Of Marietta

ThelGeneral Assembly having passed an
Act, submitting the election for certain OIL
GERS of the city Of Marietta to the vote ofthe
PEOPLE, / hereby announce my name as a
candidate for the office ofClerk Of the City
Council of Marietta at the ensuing election
in January next. If elected, | promise to
devote my entire time and ability to me
business Of the Office, and will furnish the
highest recommendations for the i4ithiul
discharge and performance OF such duties
respectfully ask the aid and help of my
friends in my behalf.
JOHN D. WHITE.
Marietta, Nov. 9th, 1879.
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pAULDING SHERIFFS SALES.

Will be sold before the Court Houre door in
the town Of Dallas in Paulding county, Ca,
within the legal hours of sale on tlie fret Tues
day ~ JANUARY 1850, the following property
One clay bank horse, Medium size, and me-
dunn s;ze Iipsr- mule, levied ON the proper
~ Of K. II. Caihcait TO satisfy Panlding Su-
pesior Court fila in favor Of John Baegett w.
e. Baggelt and G. y. Baggett. Ad illustrators
on the estate Of Stephen Baggett deceased.
Property pointed out by W. G. BaRget-
Also at the ~ame time aud place five acres If
land in the South west cornrr Of lot Of land No.
ia3 IN thu I'll di.iriei and 81 section of panld-
Ing county, Ga Levied On as the property of
willis S4i;nan aud JOHN LoTe.to satisfy Paul.
ding Superior Cour Il ia in favor Of John Bag
gpii. W e. EaQgeit aud =. Is. Baggett, Adj
niini-iratoiz ou lhe estate OF Stephen BaEgelt
dec as-d This Dee. lat. 1879.
HENRY BRAsWELL, Sheriff
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A man who can give up dreaming
and 60 to his daily realities, who
can smother down in bis heart its
love and hopes, and take to tho hard
work of his hand, who doies fate,
aud, if he must die, dies fighting to
the last--thet man is lifo's best hero.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11
NEW GOODS RECEIVED.

The freshest and best stock of Groceries
and COnfectioneries just received at n. b.
Merryman store Chow Chow Mixed
Pickles. Buckwheat Cheese, Maccaroni,
Yarmouth Corn, Salmon, HOLSTERS, Barrel
Mince Meat, Bakers Chocolate, Cranberries,
Cod Fish, Colgate New Soap, CASTLE Soap,
lot of Raisins, CdrFants, Ciron, &c Spices
ground FRESH, when wanted. New York
and New Orleans Syrups something fine.
Baltimore Candy by the barrel A large
lot of Lucy Hinton Tobacco which, coming
direct from factory, am enabled to sell
cheap Also some extra good vinegar, gun
Wads, Rope Baskets, Brooms Hollow, Tin
and Wooden ware, Earthen- ware jars from
one to four gallons in size The best Rat
Trap in the world A new lot ofgood Teas
and Coflees. Also full line of Brides and
Saddles which offer cheap TO close this de
partment Try the Future Great cigar, the
boys all call for Also those fine Paraieine
Candles one of which will out-last three of
any other kind. The Boss Wash board,
and my supply Of Crockery, especially those
invalid Cups. ] would. particularly call
your attention TO liberal prices paid, or goods
exchanged for country produce Crosse
Blackwell, mixed and home made sweet
pickles, also Jellies and canned goods of va
Tious kinds Ask to see my axes Goods
shown with pleasure, and when purchased
delivered free Of charge to any portion OF
town. Respectfully,
n b. MERRYMAN.
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STATE OF GEORGIA.
DEPARTMENT or LAND AND IMMIGATI0N,
ATANrA, November II, 1879.

DEPARTMENT or LAND AND iMMiGATIoN, 7
ATANrA, November II, 1879. }
To4EArMeI.s AND PARTIES AT INTEREST
Your attention is called to the fact this DE
,arlnent offers the best medium ever offered
for procuring tYaiaed domestic serronts and skill
ed Iaborers Of any nationality, and for selling
Jgater Foaecr, mining properly aud real estate
OF any description. The chief object of the
Department win be to bring parties at interest
into direct communication with each other
Transactions in real estate will be facilitated as
far as consistent with the law and official duty.
For paasShlet showing HOW tortgister LANDS
and other information, address,
j. " NEWMAN, Secretary.
Respectfully.
FRANCIS FONTAINE, Commissioners,
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IMpnRTLMT NuESTlnNS,

Render, have you caught a eold2 Are you M
able 10 raise tho phlegm2 Have YOU IN irrita-.
ton in the throat2 A sense of oppression on
the lungs, with short breath2 DO YOU have a
fit Of coughing on lying DOWN. sharp pain
now aud then In the region OF The heart Shout
deru aud bacSf II 80, Our Advice Is take at
ouce dose Of TUFTS ESpcciompt; youwill soon
be able to raise the phegm. In an hour repeat
the Expectorant place ahot iron 10 the feet, take
two OF TUFTS Pills. You will soon fan into u
pleasant sleep aud wake up in tho morning.
cough gone lungs working freely; easy breath
ing mud the bowels moving in anaturalmanner,
10 prevent return Of these symptoms use Tho
pvn.ctor,Ut severni dnVs
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Had terrible NIoRT sWEATs.

MenphIa, IND,, II, IhlT.
DIR TtITT; Sir have boon suffering orneariY two
yanrs with severe cough, Whom commenced IA
King ynur Expactorant WINS rod eud 10 ono hundred
and hixteen pounds IN weight had tried almost
everything Ind terrible night hweats lhaye taknn
hnif dozen bottles Tho night swpats have loft me,
the cough has Disappeared, and have gained ttteen
pounds in flesh, | recommend u 20 ~ my Trends
Mith lreat rrannoL OLLN llN KICh.
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IN 25CTs. AND 81 BOTTLES.


DR. TUTT Now lofk sept, 10, lsii
Dear air-DurinR thin year vsi.ed nne hundred
casen of lung q snaGos In tho wer wsrds OF tho
city the cases wore of very so9ero type, u was
thora my ton ion Was oaled 70 Tut kNpectorant,
and confess my surprise at its wonderful power.
During II practice OF tWouty years, havo never
known a medicine 10 act az promptly, and with Aaeh
happy effects II instantly Rnbdued the most violont
hts OF coughing aud Invariably cured tho daoaso IN
a TOW duys | ohoertuly udorso 10 as the best lung
medicine / ever used, -
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11

JAG Anderson board of mule ~ mos 30 W
] Is Campbell cost injunction
Resolution Of Aid. Reid, Whereas, there
has been some amendments made to the city
charter by tie last Legislature, therefore be II
resolved that we accept the amendments as
mails
Resolved, further, that tho ordinances be-
made 70 conform to the changes made in the
charter Adopted.
On motion OF AID. 6iiitess the council adj
LOANED TO meet Monday. Jan'y 5th. o'clock,
=. m. 1850. JoEL T. HALEY, Mayor.
6 81. MANSEG, Clerk.
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...Some parties thinking Mariettas good
point to go into business, eoncludedste open
store. which they did on Friday pigllt
with a ehisel--but it was Mr. Snllgvan s
store door they cut and forced opened anc
on entering they very enterprlsnglyshelped
themselves 10 some whisky, cigars and
twenty dollars in money, which iissy car
ried oil, evidently preparing 10 havs sood
time Christmas. M
George sherman, charged as tisSf sihi Z,
cipal actor in the murderof Jemes Nsfnen
las, November. had his trial last w(ltk and
was acquitted. John 0. Gartsee =
VIM ana c. G. VIM for the aefdlssf 20
Iicitor Greer, 4. S. Clay and F. frwin
for the prosecution The case oppstlnled
over three days time. The jury rssInalneu
out ali Thursday night until II o'clasN ffi'
day morning, before agreeing to verdict.
LooKur.-Thcre are several hFnofed
dollars OF unpaid Subscriptions SINb ps,
because the amounts are small, n.asles neg
lect or postpone payment. AL objected
would amount toa considerable. sgt We
have worked faithfully and need taeamoney
and trust parties win come GorvdF9Sahd pay
at once. The lst Of january We shall re,
wise our list and we shall drop thdbpmes o.
all those behind and place their accounts
out for collection. Save cost by paying at
once.
~ A Cross MARK after yo,F written
name on this paper is to remindssau, that
vou are Indebted to us lor suhser91sson' anu.
we desire an carly payment I.aEM Tor the
cross mark and cali and settle.
IF YOU want to Get the moss 'ots, Tor
the last money. go TO Hanks Y s. :
New lot Of overcoats and clothing
cheaper Than ever at l.indley & 1arnes'
headquarters for Santa c4ssgRet Banks
& LISTERS -
IF you want to have your Riekares nam
ed for Christmas, get Banks e faster 70 do
it. They are framing them fdE%igst what
the moulding would cost in Atlgpts
"A full assortment otIIats, Ahw siyleat
Lindley& Barnes.
...Minee Meat and Apple Butter OF supe
rior quality cheap at Haley Bros
Graham Flour, Oatmeal and Cracked
Wheat, something nice for dgSpeptics, at
Haley Bros.
Get Reynolds to do your Dental work
Batting for quilts 10 10 rs cents PEI
pound. Mattresses and Wool Rolls;
Haley BRos.
Get Reynolds to DO your dental work
Just received lot Of LadieG Gloals ~
to IS at Lindley & Barnes
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n''"0 | ever j. J'i FRANCIS HAYWOOD. MD.
a NEWSPAPER Pus. WRITES.

VfNNn, lNNnnL NNW7l NuNWNINl VA
DR. TUT Dear hrMy little son, wns attacked
with pneumonia last winter, which loft Him with "a
violent cough that lasted tn hin month since,
for the cure OF which am indebted tuyour yaluabi"
Expectorant. had trod muat every thing recon
Inended but mono did any good until used your ia
pootorant. ono bottle Of which removed the cough
entirely. With many thanks, ] nm ypura truly
-. ,INlIN M. MEIGLE
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"Prisoner, were you not afraid to
lake that money from your employ
er's tiIl-you, a mere child in yearsF
.sGh. yes. sir, ~as afraid Id be
cotchsd."
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The fellow was witty who at s
dinner down East lately gave the fol
lowing:-"Here's health to poverty (;
it sticks when al friends forsake US "
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HENRY BRAswELL, Sheriff
Geos ga. Cobb County /:

Louisa Reid, wife Of r. Reid has applied
to NE Tor exemption Of Personality and L will
pass upon the same at my Office IN Marietta at
10 o'clock IN on the 10Th day Of December,
Io79. Given under my hand and zeal
II. N. HAMMETT, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11

Call at Haley Brothers, N. Z. corner
Public Square and get some of their nice
Buck Wheat Flour.
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n. B. MERRYMAN.

always on hand full line Of Foreign
and Domestic Wines and Liquors, Blockade
Corn, cheap for cash, at
A. c. HEGGIE's.
Get Reynolds to 90 your dental work.
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Infantie.de

Coroner NJ Il. Lyon Of this place was
informed one day last week 2tiat dead
child was buried near brancAsseyen miles
north Of Marietta, and foul ping was sus-
picioned On going TO the place. he found
the child had been removed "a search was
instituted and its remains efoupdburied
in another spot. A post moftem examna-
ton by DR. Tennent revealedx the fact that
the child had lived after its BIRTH. A Mrs.
Josephine Peayy was accused of being its
mother, but denied it. She subsequently
admitted it, and apprehendihg arrest, has
left for parts unknown. -
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couNcrL PRocEnp1Noe.
MANIETrA. Dec. Alb, Isl

MARIETTA Dec 4th, 1879.
Call meeting. Present His Honor, Joel T.,
L. Haley, Mayor, and AID Reid Apderso J.,
Gilbert and Hudson. Minutes Of last meeting
read and approved.
Cemetery committee report cemetery need
ing some work.
Street committee report streets in good con
dition
Park committee report park and square In
nnn6 condition.
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z, . WILIHHI1 Ttd5WIFI
MAYOR and COuncl-Sihee your last regular
meetino we have made - arrests, fines impos
ed So. Paid a. follows. Six lined Sl4 paid in
cash. -Four fined 81 and woi ked out on streets.
Two cases discharged and one tiued cosi We
hold Treasurer's receipt for the same.
S. GOTHAM. G NJ.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-31
DeIaware'S Rebel Claims.

Right at Dover, the nome Of Senator
Salisbury, there are those who differ
very much from the Honorable Sena-
tors views in relation to the payment
! by the General Government of the
money paid Ivy the State Of Delaware
during the rebellion for the relief OF
certain drafted men. The bill is emit
tied, AN act for the relief CT certain
drafted men," but it would have been
more appropriately named had it been
called, IAN act to keep Den from 60.
ing to the war, and to weaken the Tn
ion army" We have frequently re-
| frrred to this claim Of the State against
the Government, and have always OPP
posed its consideration, but the Ga=rtte
has as strongly urged that the Govern
m-nt should pay it. To settle the dis
pute the DeinrmeaH, the organ OF Sen
ator Salisbury, and Of which he is the
reputed editor, in its issue Of the 18th
of January, said that Delaware had no
claim against the General Government
for furnishing men, money or mum
tons of war, the State having been
paid for all she furnished just like 9TH
er States had been paid. This Of course
coming from high authoritative source,
was accepted by Us as being final, and
it put an extnguisher on the Gazette,
that paper intimating that the Senator
might have said so sooner and have
saved so much talk. At that time We
stated that notwithstanding the Honor
| able Senator's view of the case we be
| liev-d that the claims would he pr.
scented and the payment demanded a.
soon As the Government was entirely
/ in the hands OF the Democracy. We
already have the evidence that We We're
not wrong, Senator Pennewell yeSter-
day having introduced into the Della
ware Legislature joint resolution
providing for move on Washington,
to collect the $685. 900 paid by the
Stat to Keep soldiers from going to the
war. This shows that the Senator's
organ is all wrong, and the Gazctte was
right. When the claim comes before
Congress we shall watch anxiously to
see whether the senator votes as he
talks through his organ.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-31

Is ALL THE EVIDENCE which has yet
been produced before the Potter Com
mittee there is not a syllable to show
that Hayes and his friends ever offered
dollar TO any body to influence the
choice of an elector. The facts, of course,
are that as Hayes had the legal right
to the electoral votes Of Florida and
Louisiana, and Mr.. Tilden's agents
knew that Hayes would get them if the
Returning Boards were let alone. They
resolved therefore, to try to bride Ger
tain members Of the Boards to betray
Hayes for 1'ilden. This attempt failed,
and Hayes got that to which he was en-
titled, as he would have done if Til
den 5 money had never been offered.
It was not a matter Of two competitors
trying to Outbid each other. 1t was a
case Of one candidate trying to persuade
men not to do their duty. Tilden was
eager to huy because he knew that if he
could not buy, Hayes would get the
votes.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-31
New EOOk.

MADAME PoMPADOUR'5 GARTER, a
Thrilling and Historical Romance OF
tn" Reign of Louis tn" Fifteenth. Ga
bripIIe De st. Andre. is just published
by r. B. Peterson & Brothers, PhiIadel.
phia. 1t is a story Of the days Of Mad,
amc Pompadour, who was one of the
prominent figures in the history of the
eighteenth century, during the reign OF
Louis the Fifteenth. Sh" was the cen
tire Of \ far-r"aching network Of intri-
que, and in her adventures the roman
cist has a great abundanc" and variety
of matter ready to his hand. And is
for sal" by all Booksellers and News
Agents, and on all Railroad Trains, or
copies of it will be sent to any one post,
paid to any place, at once, on their re
hitting the price of it in a letter to the
Publishers, 7. B. Peterson Il Brothers,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-31
RepudiatiOt.

Tie Legislature of Tennessee, has
passed two bills, one repeating the
charter of Memphis, and the other re-
manding it to be the territory of the
State and providing for its local govern.
ment under the name of taxing dis.
trict. Eoth bills will be signed by
Governor Marks tomorrow. This ac-
ton virtually wipes out the entire
bonded debt Of Memphis, amounting to
$4,000, 900. A member Of the Logis-
iatur- from Memphis says that Mem
phians must not be considered repudi-
atOrs. Memphis las paid taxes until
now her taxes wer4 $j.SJ on the 500
worth OF taxable property. had
back tax due to the amount of s., OOO,-
900, which it had been totally unable
to collect. Under the continuance of
its charter it would have been forced to
pay mandamus assessment Of $3lO,-
600 this year. Within few years it
would have had to pay seven per cent
of all its taxable values. In one case
four levi4s on mandamus writs from
the United States Circuit Court had
been made, and only a few days ago a
fifth writ was ordered, making five to
collect one debt of $l2j, 600, in the face
of the fact that the unCollected levies
for the payment Of this sum now
amount to $4lG, oCO.
Poor Memphis She wa, conciliated
five years ago, and her government
given into the hands Of the concilia.
ted. Carpet bagg-Is ana colored men
ware ordered to take back seats and
they did 30, and here is the result
Louisiana Is going in the same track
South Carolina is bankrupt, and Viz.
ginia is discussing the reputation o,
her debt. Financial diShc n .sty step,
ped in side by side with the advent Of
the conciliated to power.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-31

ScIExrFIc LECTURES. We are pleas
I'd to announce that arrangements have
been made for Prof. r. l.. Quiuton to
deliver a course of Scientific lectures
in the Opera House, commencing
Thursday evening, the 10th of Febru-
airy, and continuing on five successive
Thursday evenings, at the low rate Of
81 for the entire number, or Is cents
each. We hope that the course will be
Literally patronized by our citizens, 50
that the venture may prove sufficiently
remunerative to encourage repetition
next winter. Other cities sustain lee
lures on scientific subjects every year,
and Wilmington should not be behind
the age in this or any other common
dable objects. The young should feel
an interest in scientific subjects, and
for their benefit we hope parents will
Immediately secure tickets from Geo.
w. Stone, Prof. Harlan or CT. Thomas
& Coz For further particulars see ad-
vertisement.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-31
RepubIican France.

On the assembling Of the French
Chamber of Deputies yesterday, NJ.
Grevy, amidst profound silence, read a
letter from resident MacMahon an
nouncing his resignation. He then
read the articles of the Constitution ap.
plicable to the situation, and announced
that the two chambers would meet in
congress at 4.30 p. NJ. The sitting then
suspended.
At a meeting of the Bursaux Of the
Left NJ. Gambetta proposed NJ. Grevy
for President Of the Republic, which
was unanimously approved.
The upshot OF the present political
trouble in France will be the perma-
nent establishment of the Republic. The
retiring President takes with him out
of the Government the last hope of the
Empire. With the election OF his sue
cessor the revolution is complete and
France is mistress OF herself. The rev.
olutiOn has Deen effected so quietly
that foreigner sojourning in Paris,
acquainted only with the polite Ian
guage as it is found in conversation
books, never would have imagined that
anything especially out of the common
was going on; certainly not that great
national movement was i'll I'll. very act
OF eliminating in great national
measure OF reorganization. 1t is the
moderation which has been displayed
by all parties in France during this
critical movement that gives substan-
tal ground for believing in its wisdom,
for discounting the benefits which may
BE- expected as its result.
And the feature OF this revolution
that makes 1t the most promising OF
any ever known in France is its perfect
p-acefulness. With conscious strength
the Republicans have accepted calmly
the resignation Of the President, and
have elected in his stead one OF their
own people concerning whose integrity,
feal,y and ability no doubt can be en-
tertained. The French people, con
scious that their vii! has manifested
itself i'll the change, have stood silent,
motionl.ss spectators Of the great deeds
wrought in their presence by the body
to which their power as citizens has
been delegated. The camn-ss mark
ing this revolution means strength.
1t has been but few years since such
a revolution in France would have call.
ed the whole French people to arms,
and the streets of Paris would have run
red with blood. So much for the peace
full march of Republican ideas in mon
archical Europe.