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Another Case.
n fhx Editor Of 12e Chicago 1T1oHnk-

u fhs Editor o. IVt taataEo A11o+tt'~-
crcaco inn. I've notice bill has been
Introduced into the Legislature at spr1n8nelo
restricting parties In bringing suits before
Justice OF the Peace to the town where eitner
1ha n,n,nt,r or defendant resides. or to the
cuanp seat OF the county where the SUIT IS COM
,naeced. Ne trust and pray the bill may become
5law With an emergency clause. SO as to take
6nect at once. In our Judgment, 1t is tho first
dutr Of our members Of the Legislature to sec
to Il tint the blu passe. Assa fair illustration
Gf the present law let us give sou little OF our
Own experiences: We baSe IN @ our employ n man aeSo
kae kss : Seen u WITH Us for four wears.
He is valuable man, having learn ed has pro1cs,,
sion thoroughly. &c has IN invalid wife and
several small children, and II IS al no c aen ro
Ht loses no time, nor does be TOOL hWay any
money: A gentleman representing hlinsen rs s
nt Tho nrm Of Cornell & Spencer, eoIlectofs,
No. le6 East Randolph street. called at our place
II business last summer and notified us that re
must ether pay certain debt OF about S'o
which our emploS6 owed before the Chicago hre
s. into W the y payeas s. forcing Us
the county towns TO answer gsrnshee process
Until ne would either pay the debt OF discharge
NM We dmpna5;sa Saf xe shoud
net do either. Our employe offered
70 pay IS month on tho claim OUT Of his WAGES
Of 81 par day. and let his family suffer for ne
" %%A~@
Y-Dn}d net listen to such proposition. Ne have
nor owed the man a dolIur from that u1e to
this, always paying him weeks wages IN I'D,
vance Nevertheless We have been Eurntsheed
four ri1ues, twice to Wi1mette and twice to Blue
Island. Re have attended court three OF the
times. and once taken m appeal The cost to
us il about Is each time, making SO in all. be-
sides lawyers fees We shall continue to fight
and shall not discharge our man to accontno-
dato the -.collectors'' aforesaid. We made
OUT last sisit to Blue Island to- day. and appeared
before the Hon. Asa Truman, Justice. where we
fm1nd three other manufacturers waiting 70 dis
ciose to hts Honor that they did not owe the de-
fendaut anything, If man Is actuated by al
honest desire to collect debt, why don't b
bring his suit before q Chicago 1usttce2 W
think II high time that these rascaliy COLLECTION
agents nut a stop "a this abuse Of law. End II
sense of decency will not do it, let our legislator
ooupei them to.
Byinsertsng a clause in this bill allowing pro
frTpt rte mcmhers from tie county will oppos
i, MASON i DAVIS.
, 1881-01-23
AutI.VIaduct.

~ tne Editor Of The chtcapo 1Fibrne.
ca,c4ao, jan s-For several . months poat 1t past
eEs- -. ,non the taxpayers Of the North and
s sssfs DIVISIONS an unnceded ant' expensive via.
tsst mxs; ofar the Northwestern Railway tracks at
rae erection , Of tbs Tasans y,aanet
-. .nd the bridge aud I'LL within the district
q md fhe 5vsr; thus n,t a,d
n!ga g2r ncariv block on Goose lslnIld, ard cI-
ams street On the West side ThsTe al
1as VA franrs saving nothing Of tho approaeaes.
poan taan.a csn ind way to get to the yfaduct
driving Tesf from entn fhe oee boef he0
.sosaei 1he same distance up the inclined plane
Sere hoy arrive at the bridge; It WI sTalow i4,Dw
np np pp%;caro M avenue and In tho neIghborhood OF
Ills Tiaduct. The city allows only % rev my dm{
makes impossible to ressh their Peafm5iSs nniv tr ana
rarsrs and credtahte citizens look nftGr g q rhls
Ugtter,
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
An Etplann1fon.


,rn thu Editor Of Ihs Catea9o 1$fonne
:.,..,co Inn. e.-Quire q number Of letters
M ached The Owl, asking If tits true TINT
nO na>' =. potter really fathered the scientific
ns; .,..n,5 srttcle On watches which appeared in
sno 'aasy,s so. edition of TIE TRIBUNE. Ho did
}Af e9a ;nferyicw was buiided IN the airtesI OF
nor ,Iau.3ra rcai11,s and was more OF startling
eurpEase 70 Ms Msesnondcnts- 2TnE OWL:
= rt,ea<rical Pcunut.Eaftn@. y.
70 fns Esuor OF 7as Chicago 1Ffot"t'
'a.oo Ian, sa-Theatrical managers in this
~ confer great favor upon their patrons
q, .,.ot,nr young men ior rather hoas) from
s,.a,cnce who cat peanuts during the per-
sss..snce. LAST evening. accompanied by my
tea e.,a + attenoed naverly's. Greatly to our an-
,.s,ce ely, md hundreds of others, TWO tnstGnih~
nosA nss,nn,es cracked and eat two quarts OF
ean1 e's puppThe They were not the only ones; several
psauaTc peaase Tcre doing the same thing IN dt1erenr
otass9n o:s ~ he house In the future, when such
pats occur stall repair to the box oihce
so9o4s o4sau"end the price OF my tickets refunded.
ana oEn r. nrher Way to fcmedy the existing evil.
1see ,nr nv nf nuts so frequently occurs. aud at
Ins s hest theatres, tt IS great oversight on
or e-3 sea3 ~ the managers. = policeman should
t1s p1n ri such low bred puppies out by the ear.
leaulaA.nf leaul ~ nerspu couid hnve any regard for
k9ose1 kss 1hat would cause 60 much annoyance.
Sthol9 etas 4 CITIZEN.
, 1881-01-23


Seme Grand Mustcal Works for the
Festival.
THE program for the grand Sangerfcst to be
led here this summer is gradually taking
sdapa. The great works to be produced by the
tesdyal chorus are the following:
FOE MALE CHORUS.
I: = Drummer Wunderbar" The Magic
Fonnthinh chorus with baritone solo, so;o-
q4Rrtet, and orchestral accompaniment This
work was dedicated to tho NorTh-A ner1can
e1dgerhund by the composer >,
religious scene and canrata rFilh bass solo, solo
quartet aud chonls, by E. Tile. The accom-.
Panimenr By orchestra and harp has been aooeo
nF Mr. BAlatka.
Greeks" BY. Max Bruch. Double chorus with
Orchestra and harp accompa riulent-
N: Prayer before the Battle" by Aohring,
Ior s, chorus s y and orchestra 4,
Accompaniment; by Braup.
VI -.ishe neath Of Drusus," dramatic scene
tor soprano, tenor, and bass. accomPdu1cd b}
hree parts, male, chorus. and orchestra Ihts
Tork cousi5ts OF twelve numbers.
-FoE FULL clioKCs.
ORCHESTRA, BY Max Druch.
II First act Of wagner's "Lohcngrin." The
~: Finale ftnn Ninth Symphony for SOLO
Tsasset, chorus, and orchestra.
.ai lhe strength Of the different organizations
Fo,cn T!A take part lu the festival is: St.
tooa5 1es: c'eveiand, IS: Cincinnati. ~; Buff
faio, q; COLUMBUS, O.. 20; Louisville, II; Mil
Ihe. Philadelphia, Fort Wayne, Memphis.
Qnlncr; and other organizations have not get
decided 70 Ehai e1tent they will take part in the
l9esnEal, 6ut will certainly be Represented, md
u more than likely that three or four of the
Eastern societies will participate.
, 1881-01-23

,-F2g half q century. the Shakers SarsapartIla
n nas Been the standard blood purifier, liver and
Rsoner remedy Of physicians and druggists
1A19ushqut New England.
, 1881-01-23

n2nt physc, for it weakens and destroys, but
n5e hop Mtters, that builds lip, up!
, 1881-01-23

AFola 1llnpus cosmetics and use that whole
so1oe neauuher-Glcnn's Sulphur Soup.
, 1881-01-23

WILL OFFER MONDAY, JAN. a: :UN-
sold spfsta ee5nIRns sf6onn fiofiat pn
rs Co. Ct;ckering f3.eat Union. and others Frices
s0 siE <i7 E4U and xs5a rn[e5asff55a desiring 70
1'a'4oo elii ~ 'es1 ~ ~. ". K1MBAT4f.
: State and .AAoms-Sts-
, 1881-01-23

r ARGE BOARDNG,;AEOuSaES,o ,oxSNJe5 nUoi5id5 ai5
4 15nnu n ofder. FOR sale. Must be sold: reasons
,rnn Address ., Tyihune office
, 1881-01-23

A DININGROONI, NEWLY FITTED
IL up, renty open best location In Chicago. for
sale. $D- Fifty rooms IN Same building Apply at
Eoufh ft0rE~st-. un-st.ifS
, 1881-01-23

TEYTS' FURNISHING -. ONE i Uf
ness md dit. be easiiy tEcrenseu for sste: 1easous
rtren fnr selling. Address Z %. Tflbuhe otice.
, 1881-01-23

OIn WEST WASHINGTON-ST.-T0
ClU rent, with board. pleasant room soitoole
for Two Eeptfemen.
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7 n7 SOUTH SANGAMON-ST.-V
kAl desirah1a rooms With board: modern con-
, 1881-01-23

ANY GENTLEMAN WISHING. 10
II start his son II business. with $4,000. can find IN
unusual chance with II o.. Tribune office. =
, 1881-01-23

TALF-INTEREST IN NY WElI.Eo-
1nb',sfcd prtnt1ug~on.ce for sale chGaR % AZ AZ
energetic PRIMER Or llye business man. TITUS los
, 1881-01-23

Il FLOUR AND FEED STORE FOR
IL sale, o. have other business 70 Attend to. I'D
dress r nj Tribune OIflCC. " = ''~''-'-.' =
, 1881-01-23

YEYELRY STORE FOR RSALE3OSsEn MI " 2d'
"A +ho host m Tfuc in tho country; only S@HN ~.
Sntred: moor health the cuusc OF selling. 1nqune W
I'M ,Jn1EPH Isl Ffankl!n-st-' '.>~ "
, 1881-01-23

I01 LOOMISrST., CORNER JACKSON
lOl a warm room. well lighted, good bed. and
!ood board, cheap. for persous-
, 1881-01-23

ONO MICHIGAN-AV.-ON LARGE
i 24eJ 'front.' room, suitable for gentlemen or
, 1881-01-23

OFT WEST WAS HIN G o Ms t.
A1l Pleasant roou tor two ut 81. per week. with
, 1881-01-23

70nn WABASH-AV.. NEAR l2FH-
tEV ~ st-To rent with drst-cass board, back
Dar!or suitable TOR three or four gentlemen; 1lso
other rooms and tny-6Onrd. =
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22
ROTTEN HULKS.

The National Republican is in a
desperate mood about our wretched
navy, IL says;
sand il Congress will not take steps
to replace our rotten, antiquated,
ridiculous hulks with effective ships
we certainly think it high time to re
tire from the naval business. Let
US cease to pay fifteen millions a
year in order to make ourselves con
,empible ell round the globe"
fit be not considered imperti-
nent, we should like to inquire who
ia responsible for "our rotten, anti
uuated, ridiculous hulks ?" and what
party it is that has been paying eff
teen millions a year to make our
selves contemplate all round the
globe 2" The Republican party has
held sway sioce March 3, 1861, and
in that time has expended scores Of
millions of dollars to build up a ma
w composed of rotten, antiquated,
and ridiculous hulks." 10 all these
twenty years we have had no Dem
ocratic President, no Democrat has
occupied the position Of Secretary of
the Navy, and for a short period ou>
IL has the Democratic party had a
majority in both houses Of Congress.
Whatever may be the condition of
the navy. no matter how disgraceful
and worthless it may be, the feult
cannot be laid at the door of the
Democratic party. Its skirts are
clean there is no faint of corruption
or smell Of fire upon its garments,
and when it comes into power again,
So we are sure it will 10 the fullness
of Gods own time, the couotry will
not be made contemplate all round
the globe by the exhibition of ''rot,
zen, antiq mated, and ridiculous
huiks," beaying upon every sea, and
showing at every port the starry
emblem of our great country. That
Is a disgrace the Democratic party
viii never place upon the American
people
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22
A WITTY ANSWER.

Oil City Derrick The man who
travels on the railroad and sits down
by the side of lone fem ales while la
boring under the impression that he
recognizes likeness in their faces
TO his wifs's aunt's cousin met his
match on one Of the roads in his vi
cini,y lately. He sat dom in the
half of seat, the other half of which
wes occupied by a pIeasaot,fsced
Young lsdy. His fret question was {:
pardon me, Miss, but lis yoor
name James | have a cousin OF
that name, whom you greatly resem>
bIe."
"No, sir,' was the reply, "wy
name is not James. But, pardon me,
is your name Zinc or Copper r.
"Zinc or Copper No, ma'sm,"
said the astonished man What led
you to suppose had such names ?"
Excuse me-" was the quiet re
ply, but thought you must be first
cousin to brass foundry"
The man fell over two seats and
kicked a bird cage half way down
the car in bis haste to get into the
smoker, while the young lady 1miied
gentle smile behind her haudker~
chief 1t was a proof Of the old
sdage that a witty answer turneIh
away bores.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22
UNDI5GUIsBD.

Mr.. Arthur was very careful to
make 90 allusi n to tho South 10 his
message, but il seems that was no
ground for imagining that he bad
abased one jos or title of hiS stal~
wartism, Every Cabinet appoiut~
ment he has made so far has been of
the ultra Radical suipe, and he has
Just nominated as Attorney General
Benjamin H. Brewster, who is allu
ded to as San arms bearer" in the
Grant, ConkIing legion. Doubtless
Guiteau is delighted at the political
complexion which the national Cab
met is assuming, and feels more self
Importance than ever when he re-
fleets that be did it with his little
pistol
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22
General Advertisements.
COBB SA5Tif'S Sales for Jan. 1882.

"a I'LL be sold before the Court House door
w in rhe city of Marietta during the legal
hours Of sale en- the first Tuesday in January
lor2. he following property io-Xit'
All that riact or parcel % ianff lying and be
ing in tie 18th District and ID Section Of Cobb
County, Ga containing n acres. more or less
and described a. lot No 1913. containing forty
acres more or less and aiso twenty one acres
more on less Of lot No 1914 ia said District Ia
acres Of which are on the North west corner Of
sid lol, and seven acres on the South west c r
ner OF said lot, known the Malone Place, and
- acres OF lot No 1904 on the West side of the
w * A Railroads.&c. lot No. 94l, 9l2 1913
aud al-o ten acres Gi lot No 1904, containing in
all 1870 acres more pf less and known as the
Twedall place Levied on az the property Of
III" def ndsut TO satisfy Mortgage fila from
Cobb Superior Court in favor Of I Van Wycs
Brinke hoN w Anthony Van Wyck and Mar
garet 5 Van Wyck Notice given to tenants in
possession.
Also at The same time and place. Lots Of land
No 9j6, 957. and fraction of lot No go, md
fraction uf iGt No 97l--all OF said fractions he
low The cross frnce made by Randall Il NcAfre,
and the said cIoss fence being the dividing line
between said Randall aud Z. G. MeAf-e from
the river to the mouth of ditch or branch,
hence along id branch TO MaHors line OF 10;
No 906 all in l7th District and I'd Section of
Goth County Ga in all 1853 acres more or less.
Levied on as the property of J H. Chambers.
by virtue of a Mortgage fila issued from the
SUPERIOR Court of said County in favor of ]
NJ. * John S. Lowe
Also at the same time and place. -Four hun
dred busbrls corn in the ear. more or less. also
one undivided one third interest in seventy five
hundred bundles fodder. NOR. or less. also one
undivided oue-t,ird interest in forty.6ye hun
drei pouuds seed cotton. more or less. also one
undivided one fourth interest in forty-fye hun
dred paupd4 seed cotton more or les. al-o one
m divided one third interest in one hundred and
forly bushels cotton seed more or less, also
one third interest in seventy-three bushels cot
ION seed more or less. sid as the property of
VIM. Phillips to satisfy ffa from Cobb Snpe
,ior Court in favor of Juo w. Hill.
Also At The same tim. aud place. Lot Of land
No 584 and the east half of lot No. 6l3. in the
l5tb District and ID section of Cobb County.
Ga. in all 60 acres. Levied on as the property
of Moses Hutcheus. BY virtue of Mortgage
fila issued from the Snperior Court of Cobb
| Cnuntv in favor Of A a. n Y. R.ynolds
Also at the same time and place Lots OF land
Nos l225 and ll40 in the 10th District and
| ID section Of Cobb County, Ga Levied on as
the property of IT, b Wallis to satisfy Justice
Court MA issued from lle o9oti District T.. d =
III lSFor OF marietta Cav ilss in"hA VS. j .
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22
MACHINE DISCIPLINE.

Gen. Malone has lost no time 10
taking the position of Boss and
setting up a machine in Virginia.-
When Major V. Walden began to
canvass members of tho Legislature
for his election to the office of State
Treasurer, to fill vacancy about to
be made, he was Informed that every
candidate would be required to
pledge himself in writing to allow
the Readjuster caucus to name his
subo1dinates Major Walden has re,
tired from the field, and is denounc,
ing the machine. 1t is now of inter
est to see whether discipliuing will
be q feature of the workings OF the
Malone machine.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22

The Federal authorities at Dal-
las, Texas, have levied on the prop
etty Of the bondsmen of tho train
robbers, William and Henry Collins,
members of the Sol. Boss gang of
1878, for 100000. The Collins
jumped their bail and fled, and we're
afterwards thot a, d killed by officers
in attempting to ares! them. The
bondsmeu consider themselves re-
leased from their obligations, and
will attempt to stop the sale of their
property by an injunction.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate of W J.
Kiser deceased by note OF account will please
come forward and settle at once and save cost
Tie books, notes an accounts Of w J kiser
Ki.er n Awtry, ". J. N {. z. kiser are al
,hs.store # -. C. Kiser in Marietta where
those making settlements viii find ". f.
Woley, A J Cox or c c. Kiser TO maxi
settlement The books notes and accounts of
Kiser & Goodwin ale il th- hands of II. b
Goodwin al Acwortb. Those OF kser Il
Hips ar in the hauds Of Q. NJ Hips a
Powder Springs Those of W J. ii A. }
Kiser of At.aI Ia are in the hands A. j. kistt
at Palmetto, Ga Those of W. } Il A J
kis-r ct Powder Spring. are also at The stor-
of c. |. Kspr at Marietta. All holding notes
or accounts against he estate OF w Kispr
Deceased viii please present them to me in
legal form and they will be paid prompt
". W 7. WORTHY. Administrator.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22
New Advertisements.
MARIETTA INSTITUTE.
Male and Female.

The Spring Term Of tie Marietta Institute,
connences On Monday. Jan, , 1892.
The course Of study embrace those branches
req .isite for graduation IN our best Female
Colleges and in addition, a thorough business
and practical course for boys and young met.
Music and lhe ornGmeutsl branches a taught
and no pains will BIZ spared 10 make the Insti-
tute deserve in the future a continuation Of the
very liberal patronage it has heretofore rsceis
ed
Board can be obtainel at from $40 to SIP per
per month.
Any additional information may be obtained
by applying to the Principle
Terms per scholastic month Of four walks
Tuition in Literary, Classical and business
course --------.-- ----.-----. fS2 TO s. 90
Music ----- --....~-..-.. 90
Incidental fee per term for fuel, ink 50 =. 30
V. E. MANGET, Principal.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22
SMALL POX

The National Board of Health is
ia receipt of information from differ
ont sections Of the country showing
the extent and character Of the pre-
vailing epidemics. Chicago, Pitts
burg, st. Lous, Baltimore, Cincinnati
New York, Buffalo, Jersey City and
Indianapolis all report small pox -
Chicago and Pittsburg report the
gre attest number of cases. 10 Cali
fornia aud Arka nsas small pox is
spreading, and is supposed to have
been brought 10 the railway care
from Chicago. New England is suf
fering from an anu ,ua!ly severe form
Of scarlet fever, and typhoid fever is
all over the southwest. The health
officer of Wheeling, West, Va, de
clares typhoid fever epidemic.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22

The unanimous nomination of Mr..
Riddleberger by the repudiatipg
members Of The Virginia Legislature
for United States Senator 10 place of
the Hon John w. Johnston, decend-
AIT. Wheu Mr.. RiddIeberger makes
his appearance in the Senate we
shall expect 10 sec him introduce a
bill to "aiimioate' the Ia rai debt
of some six hundred millions Of dol
lara, and this because Of his hostility
to the ''Bourbons."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22

i is rumored that counsel for
Guitoeu, in case the verdict goes
against him, viii ask for new trial
on account Of the disqualification OF
two of the jurors, Ole of whom is
employed in the navy yard, aud
Wormley, the colored juror, is L.
borer in the pension office, Both,
when being examined, teotitied that
they we're per diem employees 1t is
now claimed that they are DO b car
ried on the regular monthly rolls -
This, Goi,eau's counsel lbiuks, dis
qualities them Other lawyers do
not attach much Importance to the
alleged discovery.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22

The newspaper is just as necces
sary 10 fit man for his true position
in lie as food or raiment. Show us
the child that is eager for newsPa>
pers. lie will make the man OF
mark in after life if yoo crafty the
desire for knowledge. Other things
being equal, it is rule that never
fails Give the children newspapers
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22

Under the head of 'Decid edly
Personal, the Cincinnati Enquirer
prints, ia lis issue Of the oh instant,
8 column aud half lis, IL in nonpa
rel q the prominent mar Of that
cisr, continuing acc unts IN brief Of
how they began their business and
professional careers The list.
which might be considered too utter
~ personal elsewhere, is an exceed
iugly interesting study. showing, as
II does, tia; most Of the large for
tunes and great successes we're
achieved from the humbIest begin
niugS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue of an order Of the Court OF ordina-
~ OF Pauldug counts Ga will be sold before
th- Court honse door in Dailas during the lie
gal hours OF sale on the first Tuesday in Janu
AIRY next the following real e-tat-, viz. lots Of
land 81 and 227 in the first District and third
Section, and lie north half Of Number 1l6 il
the l8in District and -~coud Section of said
county, sold as the property OF G. w Hawkins
deceased, for the benefit of the heirs. Terms
cash. December the 3h - 1.
r. S HAWKINS Administrator.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22

Henry " Ni'ch-l app les 10 the Court OF
Ordinary of said cuuury FIR a discharge from
hi guardianship %. J NJ Mitchell. This Is TO
cite al persons Ia show cause why the said
Il VI Mitchell should not b. dismissed rom his
guardianship. ard receive letters Of dis.nissou
Given under NY hand and llicja -i-,nstuie his
Dee tie 3d Isl 7. G. IUNAGAN. Crd'v.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22

The Supreme Court Of the United
States is 10 di!apidaled condition.
One seat is vacant by death; one
Judge is hopeIeasIy sick at home and
another at death door in Europe. -
Now and then, the Court comes to q
dead halt because of Stanley Mat
thews' interest IL cases that come up
Judge Hunt is almost an imbecile,
but will not resign. Since the EIec"
toral Commission, tho Court has been
in very BID way, and needs read
iustmens.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22

4 Washington letter says: A
soatberner, when asked to day at the
senate, wh;ie Nr Morrill, vas making
his speech, 10y his opIe did not
divide on 'ho tariff and questions
like It. rsnlied; "Did yoG ever hear
OF eopie threatened with yellow fo-
ver and ama!l>pox bothering them
selves about sba ague and feger?"-
He added You people Of the north
will never understand that while The
negroes are 9 unit in the south,
white people cannot afford to divide
without committing political sui
eide
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22

One of the ciicuses made a great
stir last summer by showing the
handsomest woman in America at
the head Of it's street professions A
rival circus will next season exhibit
"the hsndsonest man aud woman in
the world, and pretence of offer
ing price of $50, 200 for the pair is
made.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22
NOTICE.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS ROADS 4 REyENUE,
Marietta, Ga, Dec. 7, l--1.
Will be let to the lowest bidder ON Saturday
the 9TH day of January 1852, before tie Court
House door. the furnishing material aud build
inQ of Bridge across Allatoona Creek, abuut
two miles from Acworth and known as
"Moores Bridge" The plan and specifications
can be seen at this otiic-. By order Of the
Board.
II NJ HAMNETT Clerk
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