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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09
SUPERIORITY CLAIMED FOR BRITISH RAILS.
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rum me LnfdOh Standard, sept
Happily the Besscmer rails OF England are
making their into the American market DIES lle the
obstacle presented 10y the nigh protective duiy. An
10000 tons OF English steel rails for The New
York Central Railroad gwen short time back by
Mr. NindcrD Tor the reason that although the English
rails cost - per cent more than the American rails,
tney cheaper IN the end owing 10 their greater
durability. No American manufacturer would gulran-
rails last longer au five years. subject 10 the
heavy of the Ncw-Iork Central Line. But the
English manufacturer Offered guarantee OF twelve
years wear. all rails not coming up 20 the standard
replaced free OF cost. That this fallaciOu-
undertaking was proved by the tact that there
ngilsh rails ON the American line which had been IN
constant for years without showing the least
signs OF wear. while American steel laid at The
time was worn out and required 10 be replaced 80
shrtwdy did tue Hallway autuOr Ies cOgniZc their posi-
ton iHat tney resolved Ia use American rails
traffic was gnt-pefhaps To prOpitiate their country
meu-and English rails where the traffic was heavy
Thu, 10 Officially announced: "a road with the
enormous Traffic the NcwYOrk Central cannot an nd
deprived OF ITS tracks few the ly
ing Ol new rails aud where The heaviest wear shall
lay the English steel"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09
COURT OF APPEALs.

ALBANY. Oct. Sin the Court of Appeals to-day:
Hon. SANFORD L. church a. J.. ami associates. 80.
-.A-i,ol b. Hal d another executor "pp.uanis ait
Annie aN nrl others respondents AfEt'u hf Jesse ~.
-Hlth Or appellants; 4 Marean Tor rt-pYlecnf- NO.
The People rel orln ". sage, appellant lgi George
So Aufi-Or. tfe respondent. Arrntt ~ 3. fNl-
itymau iorappciaut E Page or respondent Case si o.
tu ir tfuftu Appeals Albany oct ordered, f 20 t.c
Cont vil ls rr.. on Ii"s'ihF r i day ~ oct.o,r
4ffh November. at tNe
ri prof. 30 ihr 'i Of Albany, ant wiN thrn pr"'eci ip
tHr t.. fN.t srNI calendar Notions iid -pp'a- nom
uif 'D iafr Tuesday The Tact oi1 ui DE
,lOn ami ay aup h, submitted n not heard
Ilr follow CD. tuult OF ApIa day c4ielila ior
Thursday, october . 1875 Nus -, $40, 81 =, - IT, Go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09

pm dear, last you've put letter much
Ia (scnadc and not bit of pride about himl: lave
J. my deart Never mind. desray I've LEFT out In
some other word-so that'H square ~ Funny Folks
lady of amiable disposition was lately in
structlng class duty Ia the neghbor At the
mnatipn of the lesson. and after Grafton on the
virtue Of returning good for ev IN the belief that
had made fGy oable II not 0sung impression
Youthful minds she wound up with the following ques-
ton: suppose person to be unkind To you, or
strike you, what would you dow A pause ensIied,
when little girl sharper than tho rest, made Ihe
following lacone and not unnatural reply alt lin
again."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09
4 KINGS COUNTY OFFICER on TRIAL.

HE Grand Jury OF klngS county IN juno
last presented indictment charging supervisor-at.
Large Samuel Guthrie with mlsdemeanor In falling
veto fraudulent bill The nil was Tor drugs furnished
by Harrison Notwithstanding 20 contract, and the
amount uf tEc bill 1000 l. claimed thar t1e
trugs were worth not than 5000 or 500. ~
Outline was tried yesterday In the King. County CHugt
over and Ieruincr Judgc DFkman presiding. JUDGE
Dyknau daciirl that the indictment dii not set io h
elnci,nt constitute tie offence charged, AID
LIreclll q veralnt u tcanlttAl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A POLICEMAN.

Frederick Raduns, Il policeman, was sued
for $1,000 damages III the Superior Court before judge
SpeT yesterday, by Angus =. Mcintyre. The plaintiff
testified that he the Editor OF The Lopg hldnd
Couri,r on the evening OF March 10, 1875 he was
gong home win young lady from social gathering
az No. Nauck--t. AT street corner kaduIs Slapped
mp to tine lady and told her she hai better home, ~
The time pushing her escort from her with his cnb.
IA. officer continued 10 fk to her. though She protested
that -he nId not know him. Mr. Mcintyre demanded
tine officers number. He was then arrested and locked
up night, huf Justice Murray discharged him next
morning, reprimandng the officer. The defence
tnat the p.antn first assaulted the officer. The Ca-e
viii 70 the fury Oday. Richard Eusccd appears Tor
the y alntln l.. ". Crltteudeu for the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09
THE COURTS.
QUALIFICATIONS OF MRnRs-

David Fender was convicted last Winter ~
highway robbery for having torn diamond earring
from the of Mrs. Frederick De Barry while She was
walking In Ffthaye. He sentenced 10 prison for
twenty years. writ Of error obtained by NJ.
Howe. his counsel and the case argued before The
General Term IN June last The decision ~ the G, n.
,ral Term handed down yesterday. The appeal
taken solely the question OF the competency Of
~ the Jurors Jurors Blackedge and poou stated
that they read Of the case aud formed opinion
this could be removed by evidence. Thcy had opinion
they Old which would them from fairly rem
dcrng verdict on the evidence.
Justice Daniels delivered the opinion lie said that
the law does not require that the opinion shall be re-
moved or mat u snail 10 exist bur IL requires that
the pcrOn having the opinion shall be able D. satisfy
the Court that he pOsse.ses such degree OF control
over " and his mental operations will euahla
him tO listen 10 the evidence aud determine the case
substantially In The same manner though opinion
had previously found Judgment M hi- mind. The
vicitOn confirmed. Justices Brady aud ingalls,
cOncurred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09

The Emperor William salutes his soldiers
with Good morning my children, aud they ehueklo
aud tickle and grin, but don't reply Hello. dadTlDe-
troit Free Press.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
ROSWELL NEWS.

...Rev. DR.. Pratt is now improving stead
lily from his attack of paralysis. We hope
soon to see him in his usual place. Ser
vices were conducted in the Presbyterian
church by the elders.
Mr. Warren Gigniliat is in our town
on visit He is doing fine business in
Seneca City, S G. We are all glad to see
his merry face among us once again.
We have been granted two daily mails
from Marietta and Doraville, which is quite
an improvement upon the old style of a
ri-weekly mail, the next thing we are
looking for is the railroad
Mr. c. T. Heath and Mr. Robert Rog-
ers are here from Barlow county.
"A certain young lady told us the other
day that she was very sorry that she could
not hear Blind Sam" this time, that she
had heard of him all her life and had never
seen him.
Mr. A. T. Heath has turkey gobbler
which he says he will fight against
any dog in the county, if you don't believe
he will fight just come and try him few
passes We warrant you'll get enough in
a short time.
The colored folks got up SO much ex-
element Sunday night at their church that
the marshal had to quiet the noise.
SMITH
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
DALLAS DOTS.

The Primitive Baptist are preparing to
build new church house in Dallas. 1t is
to the interest of the citizens Of Dallas TO as
sist them literally, rs it will enhance the
value of their own property.
Brother Moon of Cobb preached a very
interesting sermon here last Sunday.
REV A. B. Vaughn of Cobb has an APP
pointment here for next Sabbath.
WIN. Spinks has gone to Rome to he
committed" to the bar
...Some severe threats were made against
again for condemning the practice Ofcarry-
ing concealed weapons, in a former commu.
nication | am sorry such is the case, as |
only intended g0od and not eDH TO those who
are so unfortunately situated, as to be compel.
led to carry them. | am clearly satisfied
that don't want TO be shot.
Mrs G. w. Foote is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs Jennie Clonts Of Atlanta.
The spirit of improvement is. being re-
vived in Dallas. The veranda in front Of
our young friend s. L. Strickands store is
quite an ornament to the store the proprie-
tors and the town 1t hides them all, there
fore improves their looks.
II think that its time some one was writ.
ing ii letter for publication, in reference 10
the great advantages of Dollars over all
other finland towns" as Il summer resort
for invalids, pleasure seekers, and any body
else who wishes to see sights in art and ma
ture-that can't be seen any where else on
this globe, or in the world to come, "ol
words to that effect. All our town needs
as a town is little puDfng in the papers
Cant so Mote 1t Be" Of Dallas, give
it puff. AGAIN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
TOWN TALK.

Quite blow last Saturday
The average farmer is only using 100
pounds Of guano per acre.
The narrow gauge road is within four
miles Of Canton. The engine is kept 50
busy now that they haul out the iron after
dark
Mr. Tom Stockton one of Atlanta S
most worthy young men was in our city on
Monday.
The young lady that envelopes her
head in half dozen thicknesses of colored
veil, should not be offended if her friends
silently pass her by without even word of
recognition
The most bashful young man in town
bushes even in looking through an album
of strange faces.
Fodder is very scarce and hay is being
used as substitute.
The most fashionable spring bonnets
are now the all absorbing question with the
ladies. Cox.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
POWDER SPRINGS PENcILINGs.

There is u screw loose just some where
And the where is rather hard to tell.
When people fail 10 get their mail
Cuss words are plentiful but hard to spell
:. II has been my intention that each
week you should receive some pencilings
from our little town, but last weeks dots
did not reach you but they were put in the
office here in good time.
The peach crop is not killed. A care
full examination shows that the embryo
peach is alive in the cup which has pro
tected it from the recent frost.
The gardens commence TO show a little
Wheat and oats are not hurt much by
the winters freeze and are coming out
The farmers have held up from planting "a
little. but will be at regularly in few days
And now the guano is on the roads and
the trade will be brisk for short time, A
blind man could follow the road to Mariet-
Ia by the scent OF the fertilizers.
Money is as tight here as an iron wedge
in black gum log.
Coming events cast their shadows he
fore. 1t is already whispered around who
are going to be our next Representatives.
Miss Jennie Gray has left us to COM
ple;e her education at College.
AZTEC.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
LOST MOUNTAIN LEAVES.

...Mcasles are rageing and has caused 4
considerable decrease in the Lost Mountain
school.
Again the COO Of the dove and the song
of the whippoorwill are heard in the land.
Spring is upon us, the orchard fruit
trees are in full bloom, and the fair young
girls come out in new spring apparel.
...If another legislature assemblies and we
don't get stock law we wont like it
There must be some steps taken.
We the people of Lost Mountain en-
dorse the Grand Jury's recommendation for
bringing criminals to immediate trial and
thereby relieve the county of Jail sexpenses,
Young men who are in the habit OF
backing their mustache with SUIT, should be
careful not to sit in the door while backing
ladies sometimes pass.
The Sunday school was organized al
Midway last Sunday. Prof. John Mable
superintendent
IF the negroes quit stealing and the PEG.
pie quit marrying what will we do for
something to report.
wv. p. Wards machinery is going right
up at Lost Mountain. He will be saving
lumber in month.
Mr. / G. FIFTEEN has the best wheat
this season. He always has it. Miss Hat
tie FIFTEEN has the earliest and prettiest
flowers. SKY ROCKET.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27

MURDER PREMEDITArED WHLFUL MUIR
DER" was The verdict of the jury in this late
terrible, tragedy in our capital city, but the
verdict in the minds of the thinking people in
aud around our quiet town is, (there being no
conflicting evidence that if you wish a gen
uiue article, pure and fresh, something to
tempt your appetite, at the lowest hard pan
prices go to McClaicheys store. ! am receiv-
lug every day or two as the market demands
South west Georgia potatoes, Yellow Vans,
lIayt aud San Domingo, Vans. 81 % per
bushe Seed Irish Potatoes. Onion sets, the
second lot just received. Florida syrup only
40cts per gallon New Orleans Syrup so to
60 cents par gallon. Choice New Orleans go
cents. The best Hams. big lot of Bacon and
Dried Beef. If you want bargains in crockery
now is your time as | will sell mine at COST
Garden seed all kinds and for everybody, fresh
aud genuine Ask your special attention TO the
following list of canned goods, Salmon, Lob.
ster, Oysters, Sardines, Tomatoes, Devied
Ham (try can for something extra nice, y
Pine Apple and Peaches Please remember
my large lot of Teas and that guarantee them
TO give satisfaction. have Just received the
hest Apple Cider Vinegar, best made, nothing
but the Juice of the apple and only Az cents per
gallon. For Cheese, TapiOca Sage, Macca-
roni. Prunes. Dates fresh Dried Figs, Layer
Raisins. Oranges Lemons, Northern Apples,
English Wanuts F,lberts, Pecans Almonds,
Stick and Fancy Candies call will satisfy
you that you have found headquarters for them
My Tobacco and cigars must move off az the
taxes are to be reduced May LIST. have also
reduced the price of my lparched octtee. Corn
Starch, Geeatine, unadulterated Baking Pow
ders, Flavcring Extracts, and many other
a.; rlr iCo1 Ma In
and see for yourself, and hope by courtesy and
strict attention to merit your patronage.
Very truly,
d f. MCCLATCHEY,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
A Good Soap Maker.

COBB COUNTY, March Goth, 1879.
This is to certify that | employed Mr..
William Doster to make quantity OF his
Georgia Wash Tub Soap and my family re-
port it be as good as any soap they ever
used, and recommend my neighbors to
give him trial as lie works at extreme low
prices and promises to give satisfaction or
no charge. w. +. BUsE.
We have had Mr.. Doster TO make some
soap for us and we pronounce it a number
one article, giving perfect satisfaction. He
is an old man and is Dot trying to humbug
tho people and those who give him a trial
will not only help a worthy old gentleman
make an honest living, hut will get value
received. He also makes a good shaving
soap. We cheerfully recommend him TO
the public for patronage.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
GUANO w AR

We beg to call the attention of our read
crs and the farmers generally to the Fertil-
izcrs offered by our enterprising young
friends, SMITH & McCREA, who have on
hand Patapsco, Soluble Sea Island, and the
Chesapeake brands The Fertilizers offer
ed by them have the hjghest c001D'crcfdt rat
ne and the lo5rcSt per cc@toGe II motStale OF
any Guano offered to the trade The farm,
ers and citizens generally have recognized
the incalculable benefit these gentlemen
have been to our town as cotton market.
throughout the season they have paid the
highest market price for cotton, and now
ask that you patronize them in the purchase
of your Fertilizers, at the standard market
value They offer nothing that they can,
not conscientiously recommend and sell
upon the same terms as all regular dealers.
Call and examine for yourselves.
Marietta, March 6th.-2m.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
WILD HORSE ITEMS.

Farmers are busily engaged in putting
in their fertilizers.
...Our Sunday School at the Camp ground
is in thriving condition.
Mr.. James Rice has been very i'll but is
recovering.
The woods are to be burnt soon in
search of l.. f. J.
Mr.. John Rice of Rock mart is visiting
relatives here.
REV. Mr.. Vaughn preached an able
sermon at Union Grove last Sunday.
Mr. J. II. and B. V. are specializing on
cattle. HARD TINES.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27

"A beautiful lot of Spring Clothing cheap
at Lindley s. Barnes.
"A few hundred bushels cotton seed for
sale by A. Howell & Son
The Laurel Mills Manufacturing Com
pany, of Roswell, have a large supply of their
Jeans for sale at N. g. Gignillat's store.
The job work done at the journal office
cannot be surpassed in neatness and cheap
ness. Bring your work along.
60 to Heggie's and try his Rock Corn
the best in the world ii will cure coughs
colds and consumption,
Bakers Chocolate at n B. Merryman's
The largest size Bar Soap for ten cent
at Merryman 5 store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
Mason & Hamlin Organs. Endolsed by
over 100000 Delighted Purchasers.

Nor lowest priced, poorest and dearest.
But highest priced, best and cheapest: Cost
but little more than rferior oagans Give five
times the satisfaction. Last twice as long.
Victora at all worlds exhibitions. Acknowl-
edged best by all dsintere>ted and competent
musicians Sold tarts, indisputabe, such AZ no
other organ maker in The world can sHbStGnti-
ate. Glorious news for purchasers Grand IN
tyo9action scole. New Styles. New Prices
6 Stops Elegant case $50; Superb Mirror Top
case 10 Stops only 500 Is days hiaI.
Fregh, paid both ways if Organ don't suit
Sold on easy terms Rented until paid for
Delivered anywhere in the South for 81 extra
For full particulars, address LUDDEN
Bates SAVANNAH GA, Managers wholesale
Southern Depot. Prize same as Fdctory'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
Why viii You

Allow cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious ma. lies sucn as
Pneumonia Hemorrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be 50 readily At
tanned Boschee's German Syrup has gained ne
largest sale ia the world for the cure OF Coughs
Colds and the severest Lung Diseases. IL Il
DR.. Boschee's famous German prescrlp l"n' ana
is prepared with the greatest care. and 30 rear
n.ad H.. entertained in administering ii TO the
Youngest child. as per directions The sale ct
his medicine is unprecedented. Since first IN
troinred there ha- been constant Increasing
d. mand aud without single report Of failure
togdo its work in any ease. Ask your Druggist
as to the truth OF these remarks. Large SIZE
Is cents. Try it and be convinced
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
D L. MCCLATCHEY

...BosToN & HUNT have Just received a
lot of Choice Timothy Hay, White Corn,
Water ground Meal and Grits. New Or
leans Sugars in Hogsheads Snow White
clarified and Brown. Syrups-ch0ice sugar
cured Hams, uncanvassed, canvassed Hams,
Bulk meat, pure Leaf Lard, Salt, the old
Holston Salt, the best Salt made. Hard
ware of all kinds. The celebrated Henry
Diston hand saw, cross cut saws, Hammers,
Hatchets, Pad Locks, Hoes. goose neck and
the genuine Scovil Hoes, Spades, Shovels,
Forks, Ploughs-thc Dan Furgason Plow
Stock is the best running Stock on the mar
ket, try and be convinced for yourselves
The best assortment OF Crockery and Glass
ware to be found in the city. Handsome
glass sets of four pieces very cheap, choice
Cream Cheese, choice Crackers, the Albany
Soda Cracker is the finest soda cracker in
the world made by L. J. Larradec u Co,
who took the premium at the Paris EXPOSE
ton over all competitors. If you want to
buy goods cheap 90 to Boston Il Hunt they
will sell goods very low for cash. Always
want choice butter and fresh eggs. Trade
with Boston & Hunt and you will always
get value received and honest weights.
They deal fair and square and treat all alike
Just received fifty Bushels of the Red Rust
Proof Seed Oats.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27

New Orleans Drip something fine, and
also fresh Cheese kept at n. B. Merry
man S store.
Hester Fig and Little Maggie
chewing Tobacco, the very best, always on
hand at HALEY Bros.
SEE HERE.--Those indebted to the
Journal Office for advertising job work or
subscription, are requested to call and settle
whether it be small or large amounts that
YOU owe We cannot run our office with
out cash. Those who have not got the
money, can give their notes. We mean all
we say.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
MHssRs. SMITH & MccRnA

Having turned over their Agency of those
fine Brands of Guano the Soluble Sea Is
land, Chesapeake and Patapsco, to the un-
dcrsigned who will represent and sell the
same to famers. Nothing better on this or
any other market. Would he glad to have
my many friends to call and examine the
same before buying One hundred and
twenty tons on hand Mr.. Jos. r. Tucker
will assist in selling the above named guano.
Respectfully. w. l.. BARNES.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
t3EORtiIA-Cobb County

Notice l. hereby given TO all persons concern
ed That Mrs. Susan Tucker late Of Cobb c0un-
fy. d-waried This life int-state, and no person
has app led or Administration on the estate Of
sal susan Fucker and hat in terms of the
law, administration will Ice vested in the clerk
of the superior Court or some other fit and
proper person on the first Monday in April next
uul-se some valid objection lie made To his APP
poiuttnsnt. Given under my baud aud official
signature. Feb. Path 1879.
II. M. HAMMETP, Ord'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
GIVES
Strength, Health,
AND APPETITE.

My daughterhas received great
benefit FROM the use of Vegetins.
Tier declining health was source
of great anxiety To all her friends.
a lew bottles Of Vegtline restored
her health. strength, aud appetite
N. II TlLDEN.
Insurance aud Real Estate Agent,
No. - Sears Building,
Boston, Mass.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
Cotton Planters, Look to Your Inter

OULIUH 1IdHIeIbj AUOfA 90 AOUI AHVOH
est.
Four good reasons, why farmers should
plant Giant Prolific Cotton Seed.
LIST, The yield per acre OF seed cotton is
greater than that from common seed.
End, The yield of lint from a given guam
THY of seed cotton is greater than that from
an equal quantity of common seed cotton.
Bird, 1t being more easily picked from the
bolls, enables hand to pick more in day,
than the same hand can pick ofthe common
kind.
4th, The lint, being finer and larger. com
mands from quarter to hall cent per
pound more than ordinary cotton.
A limited supply of above seed for sale at
HALEY Bros.
North east corner Public Square, Marietta,
Ga
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
Geo W. Harper James J. Aaalr-
Harper 81 Adafp,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

ATTORNEYS Al LAW
Dallas. Pauldin County, Geor ia.
Prompt attention given To collections in any
part Of the State. Wild Lands looked aIter'
and Intruders elected.