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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-15

DE onkrekation will please to
shing de von-d ousandth und twoth
psalm said Ouch parson as he
gave out the morning hymn -
There are not so many in the book,
maSDooded the choiister. Well,
ke to sing so many as der pc
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-15

The Presbyterian Church at Col
umbus has secured the services of
Rev. Robert P Kerr, Of Thomasville
for its pastor
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-15

One hundrsd aud fifty newSpa
pers are published in Texas, and
yet there is no paper mill in the
State.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-15

You can always tell clerk in a
dry goods store from the millionaire
proprietor by the good clothes the
clerk wears
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-15

The Columbus Enquirer says Hon.
Il. w. Hilliard, Minister to Brazil,
will return to that city in May,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-15

There is negro living not many
miles from Americas who since the
war, gathered together by honest
toll, a competency he has good
home, all necessary Improvements,
and stock to ran his farming opera
tons. BY meetings his obligations
promptly be has established q first
class credit, and can borrow all the
money be wants, at any time, in
either Americas or Columbus. Last
year one of his young masters 10
the days of slavery, with whom he
romped and played when they were
boys together, got into foaucial
Aouble He was compelled to have
money to perfect some impor>
kpanciai arrangements. He
Tho colored boy Of hi-
kSsoerous farmer, for
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-15

Five prisoners escaped from Dali
ton Jail Saturday night,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-15
Che 99latjeTta Ben M.

Cotton planting is progress'~Al
everywhere.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-15

NASHVILLE, KY, April 2.-On
the 9th Of last November Richard
Modem, a farmer living near Mount
Ohvet, Robertson county, mysteri
oosiy disappeared. Ga March Attn
a valise, which he was carrying on
he day he was last seen, was found
- -. the woods. Murder was
- began to work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-28


Gold dust is found in nearly all the rivers OF the cen
trail and southern provinces. All over the country
il abounds in quartz and dust in the TiVer oeu''
The mountain ranges near the capital arc rch III
silver ore of superior quaIty. In different ioc"i'
ties there are mines of copper and coal sulphur anu
arsenic. quicksilver, lead and tin are abundant
iron of excellent quality is universal, and there are
several beautiful species Of marble ana granite NO
other country Oh the Whole Aslatic continent III
the opinion OF e author. approaches Corea III NH
eral wealth.
TIE volume. from which these details concerning
land hitherto forbidden TO the access OF foreigners
have been gathered is the result OF several voyages
undertaken by the author for the purpose OF eXplo-
ration and discovery. His personal narrative oI ue
several expeditions which involved not niue au-
venture ard IN some cases, a considerable degree
of peril. is one of great interest illustrating tue
bodncss. intelligence, and slllful diplomacy WIN
which he pursued the purpose of his mission. Al
though he tailed in the accomplishment OF IT'S prih-
cipal object in opening the ports of Corea to Euro
mean trade. he is rewarded for his enterprise III
being al lc 10 communicate so much novel ana var
liable information in regard TO country when mas
so long aimed beyond The scope Of geographical
reaparch
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Insirnciicn.


For Bow anc Young Men-Country.
4 lcxander Institute, Military Boarding school
~ White Plains " Y. Principal. o. X. WILLIS rH- -
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted tor
IL college Conditioned rejected candidales ce
summer or Winter. StOckbTiige. Mass r.
NOLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL lNSIl-
Preparatory COLLEGE, scientific schoOisOI 80
ough physical training by military dTihnS gynnas'ioN N0
Ample opportunity for athletic games rowing &c.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, W0r-
i cester Mass C. y. METCAIF A. ~, superintendent"
IRVING INSTITUTE.-Board and DAY
school for boys thorough business ana coHesa'g1 ~
ing Spring term commences March 81 Ftln.' a. Ai'1A
MAC, TarytOwn y. y.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
CIVIL Fncioeerne Chematry Classics and English degrees
confeTr1d Colonel IHEO. HYATT Prest-
CWITHIN c. SIIORTLIDGE'S,Mc Media lPenn.l
- Academy for young and boys. session lo 9P'lnS
and all special attention 70 bOth hINanceu I'M ~
backward pupils En- dish. Commercial SGeutnc an CIas
steal Courscs Weekly lectures illustrated Oy the Desl
atus. english Co vcrsafiOn and Busi"css Corttspn
taught to Foreigners With aplty and thorouehcs rn
buiLlin, new gymnasium, excellent table Sew nus e
SWITfITN G. SHOkTLIDGE. A. ". tHaryud IveIsiy
rraduate Media Media 4, ~ miles oy ran rom run.
adc1ha GO davl has seven churches anu lei
auca charter-srcty enfarcedpiohibtns NE sa Oh AZ
Intoxicating drinks The health record Oh Meua uss II"
parallels.
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SIMPLE NEcEssAnIEs.-Shopman: :"

SIMPLE NECEssARIEs.-ShOpma Oh, yes,
air We can supply you with anything IN the football
line Je--r Customer (secretary OF football club
An thon III take bulfadOzcn pair Of ciutcnes and II
few yards OF sticking plaster, as We have match TO-
day."-lFun
"Yes.n said the Vermont man, I'm going
IN take simmer at the charity festival Ouignt aud give
them the benefit OF ATTY cents. and WON'T eat ANY
dnuer that lean have BIZ dppeuta Tor the supper
-iBOstDu Post.
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From Mr.. =. r. DrcosrA. yew.Yofx.

take p.els,re IN adlinr nv testimony 70 that OF
the large number Of historical students who have expressed 20
opinion respect the importance AM value OF the
work which she Masazne Of American History isdeyoted
From Hon. JOHN RUSSELL BARTLETT, Providence r.
The MAGAZINE II Amcucln III tory Gs lace in ourlUr
allure winch has Ing beer Vacant Many Of its contributions
are from scholars kaou l7uc and marked Tor their
rouehn, Of research other good features are ts notices
new publications app raining 10 American History, 10 The
cinc~ Etnoogy. GrucaIcy, etc, all o. which are
appropriate iu Magazine OF tis sind
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Fer Young Ladies-Country.

Az English French aud German Boarding
- ana Day scioo for young ladies' West End institute
NcwHlyen,ct. Mrs : L. Cady' Prin SEND lot cIcHll.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young La-
dies Br,lqcp1rf. Conn. Address MISS EMILY NELSON
GROVE HALL, wHaven, Conn:-Mlss
" MoNTFUHrs SCHOOL for YOUNG LADI rs.
EgAPLFWO0D INSTITUTE for Young
W Ladies'. pitshed Board an! Eng 81 ioi 'RIiis
AIT. HOLYOKE SENlNABY.-FOur years
W. course women pccia, courses III French 'e' a
and Crcrk boratiues. cab n"t, an ART gallery pIIS VI
DG va nmc. beard and td0n - year Address MISS
NAnD, Principal, South IlHd.cy, Mass.
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For Both sexes-Coun:rv.


A PRIL -Quttcr ODenSIt Claverack lN.f.
" college II. q. IIst. Kew Aonzo Flic9 Pm D. res
NsAPLEWOOD IIU1E-For both sexes;
w Coacordyio Penn; go per quarter STUDENTS pre-
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LSIDiJLiDGE, A. NJ" PiinciDll
SFT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL ms IIIUI L,
w SIT ki-co y s.. io youn- d re, any chiIe9 WIZ e.
or'a sept 'r le.G' reason we. Ni', 4 ny IT, NM '
DUCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack. \. G.-Bo;h
Ia enter 81 uue; g. eu during summer 80
wear, SEND for new catalogue H. BASNl0Il-i'' - W.
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, New
"a ton sussex County. Y. J.. reopcns september or
d. les ana females ingy healthy. e&ceent govern
n,t and Christian uhuDrCest thorough 70 M or an CO..
lore business. goo year send Tor Catalogue reer
Old students. j. Flayd MCGEE LIDS Judge JONI A
Ellir Jersey city :. =. SiENEN~. A. ~.
C,WtRTHMORE COLLEGE, near Phi.adel-
- rha- Under care ot twenls BON SEX aonitol al
receive the same degrees College Conr lssic1 ,cen
tie En -li-h Normal Department., Preparatory 3n0 Mo'e
schools. For particulars Widr,ss EDWARD a, hAviLl1
Ilts.cut. SwartlIuoIe. Delaware 10. PENN
Miscellaneous.
4 GRADUATE Of Cambridge (EnGlaHd), for
y nery scholar % hs college re' to"r',f INTO partner
shin wl-h the Principal Of widest tD.sl-u. hfIcla's
school Ild take sole management zen s. F. i.t'
tL experience 90 tuition. Address Post Once BOX 3d. VIVA
sDr Nov1 scotia
Two GUARDIANS and PABENrS.-A refined
nome with education in Germany, s oGcIel 10 young
lad as or children: Will De as,l 20 charge by lady return ~
there AU!l T., on intctNc" 'oO Oth-
ave. Nj. Chf.-terns.
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CFALED PROPOSALS viii be received nc

CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received at
y Clerk OF the Board Of Educ ton corner
m supplying The coal and Wool required Tor The pablo
is city. Tor &c ensuing year-ay ten thous nd
tN5D cords ~ raA, ana hVe hunGiei a'd htt .5'pl
~ pine wood. more lesa. Irc cal must b. N
III" ocs pltIlS o "ili' ASH III lace - H''''
SIZES clean ana IN good order TWO thoieanH W PAN iN 1u
forty 22Ol pounds Ia the ton, aud mast cctr" IA me
bins OF The several school buildings 81 saci I'm p an 10 sh
quantities required by the Committee on ~uinies,
The proposals must state the mines n0h Which u Is pro
posed TO supply the coal be furnished tm RE mines
ned II Accepted and must state te c per ton OF Two
thousand two hundred and forty G. 2iO pounds 40, g.,
The quantity oi the various sizes u! coal required wa ue
about as follow. W lisu thousand one tlhieN t,tV
tom, OF furnace size niue hun drtl ana ~ "'J OIs u
size hundred ard fifty $3.50 vi csg size al" SIX
hundred (nOoi ions al nut SIZE. -. ..,.,, no, ,ass
be OF the best quality re s'lsk nov Iess
than three 49, teet long. ibe pine "ol mus oo -,
quality Nrgi,a and less man tllrt co. "tt ~ w
inches long The proposal must saic we p'V ~ a go
hundred invent; gilt l2S ciO. 'ei s'l .
both ana pine WOOL AID also The price ct yer oauior
saving aud the price cut pr oar or Sp IVA NS
Of g. b. split only rs ltqatu W 'uo w
Sunnies rp. wood viii be nsPer tied az measured under
the supervision Of the INSPECTOR OF fnel y Tue 9 Fu
cation and must be delivered 4! te .Sn'9'. ~, ~
5th Of sent err the REMAINDER required ny the Com
mitee on supplies said wood bOih oak ami pine must oe
In the wards cellars vaults OF bins OF the senoo ~
may designated by The proper au' l.e %
for suppl ing said CO. and wno 70 oe pnlIuE
dny of Nav 1sSl snrees for the ithi
M he contract win be required ana each po9oal must be
accompanied The gnaurcs aud iesilecc % e
suteiss No compensation will be allowed l'l NcN'ls wv
coa and wood at the schools nor Tor hy anu P1nS
Naullsof VI '.iu
Tronosa- must be directed q the Committee on >pes V
the Rcsri Of r cstion ana should be indor-ed Proposals
sor COL or Proposals for Wood" as the case NAV be
The Committee the Right to ieec, ans 0I All pop'
sails received rponr~.>p,
BENZ. f. MANiENsb.
DAVID WiiMORE,
CHARLES PLACE,
HENRY T. WEST,
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New york. March "a. 1880
-,,fIl Ioyc pPANCU OCEAN PIER co.

1rNHE LONG BRANCH OCEAN PIER co.
WIN proposals. for steamboats, to run ostTeSs
New York and per Long Branch also between Long
Branch Conev Island Rockaway Newark ana ner ps
Tne per now being extended 200 feet and VIII De poue
with ne most improved and complete facUts lot o eu
inc of large the embarkng and dsehaighg o Pug
songers and freight , 49,, .,.,,,,s,,, ,.,,as for
soda water fruit and oter privileges on mo
D,er Anoly on or before April 10. MM. OrlMANS.
p''' "F'' VA Chairman Executive Comlnltles.
Ful;on Market y "
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From Mr.. SIDNEY HOWARD GAY, West New Brighton
staten Island. Y. Y.

can say frinky after years roafng that read your
Magazine always with profit and pleasure To lover 81
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be learned
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i1rouosIls.
DROPOS AIS for LABOR and MATERIALS.
OFFICE OF ~ SUPERVISING AECHlTrCL

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING AECiifttr
TEEAsi DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, y. O., Mar,h ~. iS-n>
Will be Veti at ta.s otlCc until
-, ON he h d4y Apil 1890 ir al IN labor an mate
T,s rrg1ired tor eNcavang pin gconcrciiu stone and
brk wors Sc Tor the f0uudatOns abd Gel ~ OF the =.
Rag. Ot at NeNNOrk In accordance VITA drawings and
spri,ation copies Of which and any adl)Hl Information
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nrrlut.udrut. JAS. G.. Hill.
SupevEtslu. Architect.
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Nrw rrhlitnlloiis
:. Journal for the Antiquary and Scholar"
MAGAZINE Or AMERICAN HISTORY
WITH NOTES AND QUERIES.
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OPINIONS OF DISTINGUISHED HISTORICAL

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From Mr JAMES PARTON author Of the Life OF BenJa'
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NALEL Law SchoOl.-Regu'ar course, years
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nRESSMAKER-A few families TO sew for
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DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
CWITITIY g. SIORTLIDGE'S,M Media (Pcnn.)

II =,
civil FngaeeTing Chemistry Classics and English oeer.es
confary1d Colonel lHEO. HYATT PreSL
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FERDINAND rRAUD.
BENZ. +. MANfERRB.
DAVID WliMORE,
CHARLES PLACE,
HENRY +. We IT.
Committee Ola supplies
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Gitnatlons Uante6-- females

A LADY possessing health. strength. cheer
n flness and capacity desires TO h1d petition as CON
QUESTION home ia rsve the latter preferred the
highest references furnished required Address Miss
H. Tribune Office.
, 1880-04-15
SALE OF BONDS.

A BILL. TO REGULATE TIL; BAME.
WASHINGTON. d. c., April 1A.-The fol-
lowing IL tho full text OF tho bill introduced
III the Senate to-day by h1r. Wallace:
70 define the amount and manner Of pur-
chascs OF public loans to bo malo by the
Secretary Of tho Treasury:
10 It enacted. ETC.. Thut for tho purpoeo Of re-
lcytng the industries ut tue country fr0,n tho
pressure nf unnecessary taxation. hy tll!nInlsh-
ut tho earliest possible IuuIl!cnt, tho HearctAty
nf tho Ireasnry ls ll.Btrtintcd tn purchase and
extin9Afsh thu outstanding obligations At tho
United States hoarinY intcrost ut pur cont Der
annlu1 from Ncek to Wcuk after the pR4-
9AgU Of this net to tho nEntuRt OF not lca9
thah G,QOJ.000 III each week until he shall
hayo purchased and e1tiuKuished nll such
per cont obligations of tho United States
outstanding. tho amount of obligations to bo
week by Tho Secretary Ut the Treasury. and the
amount ut att othoF purchases OF any oHtstaut.
Ing obligations nf tho United Status to ls nlado
by hn tn each successive Wcok shall DO adyor-
t(scd by him in thD public pres4 OIL M0nday OF
taph week, nnA tho purchase Of tho A1nOunt
thus advertised by him shnll ba madu for uo-
count OF tho Treasury ou Wednesday OF each
obligations Of tho United States ordered by thls
independent Ut any pnr;hascs at outstanding
obligations Of tho United Suites nude ty tho
Secretary at tho TreasnFY for, account OF the
Sinking Fund, and In conformity with tho pro-
5oct-
The bill was referred to the Committee on
Finance,
, 1880-04-15
DEBATE IN THE HOUSE.
Epfctat ut,pdtth to TAk Chicago Tribune.

Special Dtspdteh to T4t Chfcdpo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 14.-Tho indian
Appropriation bill Is generally II dull and utt-
attractive subject, members voting AWAY
hundreds of thousands Of dollars for tribes
whose names they cannot pronounce aud Of
whose location aud existence even most Of
theC Congressman know nothing. To-day, low
ever, there was ono fiery and ono funny
speech intcrsperscd In the drcary talk about
tho estimates. Atr. .Bolford, OF Colorado,
who is tho representative Of tho ata1wart
Western sentiment on the Indian question,
avatied himself Of the opportunity to 60
over tho story Of the Meeker massacre, md
to mako MI lndiscrimate assault upon
tho Indian policy Of tho Administration, and
upon MI Indians, good, bad, and Indifferent
Ntr. Delford Thought TINT there should he no
appropriation for the White River Agency,
because the White lslver Utos l,ai left tint
Agoncy,--Rn opinion In which tic House did
not concur. IIo nlso very Violently denounced
tho general management Of Indian affairs,
stating very plainly that III ,hfs Judgment tho
Government did mot understand tho ques-
tion. ,
good deal Of the tinle % the plains lust year
ns n member of the tlCninlnltteo Ht thu
Committee on indian \ Atfntrs, nlsn toOk strong
grounds against the administration Of
Insisted tl,at tllo 1ndian ,serylco Should DO
iiooker i, the M easlrss @ t ot i's speeeh. pai
very eloquent tribute to Gen. Crook, now
stntloncd Mt Omaha. OF him Ilnokcr .hp,l
heard from varl0us Indian tribes tho highest
encomIums, several Indian Chiefs Whose
binds Iiad tieen conquered by Crook Atattng
that although every. Indian Agent had lied
to then they could always rely on this
| soldiers word
Alr. DAiley, Of Now York, n young and
somewhat inexperienced member, attempted
II humorous speech, which. accomplished, its
| purpose pcrllnps, In creating laughter, but
was not OF high order OF Wit.
, 1880-04-15

g1ess may threaten to tIo, believing that 1t
VII be impossible for. my affirmative legis-
lat!on That conte.nplates a declaration Of for
1ctt OF THO grant 10 11ass. It Is said to lN n
mntter Ut rgry Rreat doubt whether thu PrEs-
iaent would IMPROVE my such hill In view
n.f tlc fact TINT the Northern Pacific. ulsler
tho new management, which Is In .n0Wtse
rcspo1,stlllu f0r. past failures, Ia pressing tho
rnaa t0 completion Will nil tho fesoiirccs
that ciler9y n1ltl ttOl.cy cnn command.
UNION AND cESrl.A1. PACIFIC HA1LnoAna.
Representative Chalmers, of Mississippi,
Chairman Of the tinltC0llmittee cllar4el
With tl!e investigation. of thu afeEe. eo'l- ,!
trnet between tho f'aciffc Mall Steamship
Company ntlA tho Union and Central l'aclllc
Isatltnass,. to-day addressed letters inviting
t!lG following e!'ntlcmen to appear mud tests.
Russell Sagc, .Iay Gould, Trenor W: IArk,
ltemry. 1fnrt, ". II. Lame, john Kefttey,
III. DuIlail. j. Il. Houston. md Sidney
Dillon. It Is understood TINT tho III.
lNtry will develop tho faCt TINT
Jny tlou1d, Russell Sagc. nlnl other DIRECTORS
nf the Pacific ftnnds, exactctl 4 heavy hnnus
frntn the Steamship Company officials before
they would aRrct, to thu terms Of the caf-
trnct which provided for 4 monthly subsidy
of Si10O0o to tho Steamship Company, md
tho purchase OF the China hrnncll Of tho line.
Tic inquiry savnrs 4 strk jolblnE, antl
Ro,nc prominent Pacific Mail bears nro salu
to DO at tho bottom OF the transactions.