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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoRK. Feb. H.-BEEvES-Receipts were 22 ; cars
Of $500 heal % at jersey CITY and 80 cars at 6Oths
Of which 80 arrived after = O'Clock There were a.so
iys % q h S cjta st. stoE | t
ad the remaining % cars ad CIV sae az MSnG d Hd
Prime steers ant the !. market =, ruled G ne1
iSF rom the s Gfsut rates Of last ondav The
en a md ote 70 sn S 9a OF Western Dressed
he RESPONSIBLE. At these wards there was on tt pr0Sec
81 s9 3 a = S9 % per FnS 1919 ana but w
&c 9n 81 lev trnsed gGSS aha H0gn Pine
9a% M 70 ores Good gtssrs D. at Nf'3r'
to Gress % %, and NJ Goldsmith ID IrMg a ,iin99
reserved head for export alive and dressed IN
The big Lon is t4ses out today 20 I've ~ ~
out about quarters ec ana 3 ercasses Of Mutton
sh pme,t In the same ste mer md In addition T. G. r4st
man VI put board 80 "a catte ace. P1Ge e e0
acs N st vogel and hegeusten for Me{e amt re-
9g AZ e 5? 80 d. 316 b at S. d. S7G b. at S $O
Uj Oiac 20 40. llJJ 10, at lOlc u do llO3 d. al
H. $ Ro3enihal for self: 20 Illinois steers llO d. At
lc 80 bi IL DO Ilj4 d. at lJ2c Ii do l9' To- - -
~aI for wese,I z n9s ,teors i 10 ~ E. at at
i35i n a. ic ani Pc head 20 DO 1867 ID Zoe % DO
l.2O2 %. 3d. l4dj 1851 h. at 70 3d. 90 do L'2 d. al
,aies at jersey Newton : Gnett FOR " Roberts 4S
for nd q Ficcr rs Onto SER. J. % h. At 90, % %!
u 10 III d. at lo Il 40 ii o. at lohc o. 3D. less -
50 or G. cham lers 20: 80 Iowa steers 1927 2, at
iiYii &c. 90 % b. b. i#do. IS.s s. at iaic
" Siek for Morris q ln', steers $50 d. at gI2 2c
I01i n at c pei head. II do llS9 10. at lee ID
Soaey q Mcino'oI on cor,ni- 10 illinois steers
lie les o' per head: d. 10 b. at IOs. less 81 per
Ii" Krniuck' 10. laJ2 ~ a g less per IeAi; az
% i - % % and zoe pc head; IS ohio do l. 81 o. a.
n. a, lc Cow. lliO %. Al lie a6 10 .. ,,, 20
, Mec 70 D. :sf q d io b. at i ill., do ' L3 b.
oq cr head 70 d. l. a D. az Zoe and SOC Der
do LI6 loo and 81 yer head 20 do l. ~ d. at loc
sader & 90 commissions "a illaois steers U.s.
~ At - 90 %; l. Vi3n' a ~ isa' i- &c rrr
he,d Illinois DO. LOO To- At lobe - do LIS d. at iVc
" D. Dudley for Dudley Post, 80 Illinois steers, 1925
" goldsmith forse - Missouri steers $l5 70. at ne
D. % s. 40 10 % al ne - 49, - 3D. az i!T - o
i?ls b at l9tc !estsiO 90 90 d. az o%s do az TS
l5o n at iSES nj, no YI Rs al AZ? at 90 ii''
r samuel sell - Illinois stee,s lExtIal 10 o. az
= 49, 10 do tf5 10 AZ s6 40 l. do TT D. 81 - pa 81
49, 5c ic.. soc per lead 500 Ioc DOC per
for SOL r L g. ns6r. j So S sss
Ok 715 al iotc jt lbs, Soc Ger head Bu Lo5o
AZ 55;Ss do ~ p. At i0i., IS % il do. 1880 II, at
ss s13 ga9S S' Tor y Lehman Bros Is Ohio
s. .t a. 81 At IS. % '2 e G}PGGo' 5 -9G y
PI-i' D. at ic4c, 6G II, and 81 per
5g9a T. DO ls 3 !, at 20 G' 5 FOR 1850 & a., GFtS
23co it'6 D. a. Io4e go Nm 3. az ii e. '9' = ~
err VA ..lc Vc1s we're In iar demand Mondays prices
auu .oI Oc or Ornuay To- Primo with io" 7'i'c
6leaec poTsy .o1 49, Wa ,9 81 p at At sc e.,
Ul',are'( DAVIS sod y"als ,os ~ at 2', do Il :
" a i:'Stc' 49, io.l 3 p. al
c S To- AR. A> 3 car D. 5i. h ed s ' tp AID
fca-' at Icr,y NY i,'" oi .t, , e Lat week
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COTTON MARKrr>-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. Feb. l4-l2;3O m-Cotton easyi MiadlinG
Cnands 5ii adi Orleans do I'D. Sales, 5000 bales
inriudnx 900 baes Tor speoulton ana export Receipts
a ,,l bales Including IA irO American. Futures-U pands,
low Mdanng clause February and Marcn delivery bHeld
90 March and April delivery 0tss4 also o4eid 90 Api
ma MAY delivery 5aoad also 0SId do. May and Juhe 90
livery 6nd, do juno and July delivery. b6so4d do July
and Aumsi deyer, boae also aooe4t do August ana
September denvery, 6o's.l Futures nat. 49,.
LIVERPOOL Feb li.-is3O m.-CoIton-Ihe sal"' Vi INC
Ivsgpoo Fen lI-5,OO D. -Cott0n-Futures-UDl glands
ow Midding clause April May delivery, oDJd Also
oticad do. May and June delivery oSt' ALSO o. su- ru
lures closed dull, "a.
Low Middns 0lc, Good Ordinary gsoi net roeiptA LIDS
bales aross if0S bales, sales. 900 Daes exports 70
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ErnnpEAN FINANnIAL MARKETS

iONDov Fe, l4-l23Op m-ConsOls 1o27Is for money;
aud iO2G. for the account; four and han per
onis ljii cIrOupon Ave por cent bonds OK Yw
10. f,ue 81 5s do second cOnsOls aSq Reading; Ss
Ccaifa i294 II nos central 1852 eA n iuS' cera
anc Western secun morteast uuht"Syts
Gates. H.: Railway limited Crlinaly 40, po"i
NOrs. ontario and estcrn, 26'i. milwaukee, ann 81 ~
common. IOi ~, .,..,o.. oro,o ,,ree ner
LO,Dos Feb. 1900 ,. mParis al Woes qno,o '0e p'
cent rr Tea AT - francs 30 Confines for the acc UNI
IOSpOy Fcb li-tO6 D. m.-Atantc aIn urcse So,r
nt.t mort age trustees -tidca 'J2 Ere "tf 80
W. e,t,i l5Gio Illinois Central l4924; Pennsy wanna
Cenra 81 Mexican Railway, limited o binary l+Of -,
iuNpON. Ia lI-4:lO m-India Couhcli DluS "elo at
otf ed to-day a @ dc limo III liad. per rupee .A-oo
iuNpp. Feb l4-i;OO y. n.-farg aiVloes quote WI 'o
uer ren-s ~ II Imes for the account
LONDON Fob. 14-i.3p m.rIe amount oi Dudnn2h gone
into tho BANK Of England balance to-day Is 4IoOVO
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Guroucan Advertisements.

I IEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
I Meat Finest and cheapest MeathayOrin stock for
soups, Sisdo Dishes and Sauces.
: IEBIG COMP NN'S EXTRACT OF
I Meat An invaluable and p4latable Tonic IN all cases
of weak digestion and debility. rs success ana Doom
tcr which Nations should feel grateful" see He'll
cal Pres" Lancet" British Neuch Journal 40
Z IFBIG COMPANI'S EXTRACT OF
| Mont Cauuon-GeuWne ONLY with fac-simile ot
Tsi0n li,big's signature. in Blue lnA across Label.
Thi4 tautiOH - necessary, Owing 10 NalOu- cheap
nndiul eiior substitutes being IN the Mtrket
IERIG COMPANl'S EXTRACT OF
| Neat To be had Of an Storekeepers Grooers and
CHEMISTS sole Agents Tor The United state. lwholeI
sale only, G David d Co., FenchuIchaVenue,
udo
Sold vi oSsaie by PARK & Tuford Smith q Wander 1eck
Az i4 r.i ~ C1ndtt McKcssOl a. Noo1lnt a. ~ a ID
I'm her y o. and Messrs. ", H. Scie1ehn 4 CO.
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TOTAL RECEIPT OF PRODUCE,
Per Norh Rirer, Vessels ana Rdiirodds,
NEW YORK WcdncsdaY. Feb. ~. 1S93
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrw-YonK. "Wednesday Fob. H. 1893.

ASTTTs-Quiet and u IchanrtL 100 a.,
C1FFFI.0 du. lower and nominal on The spot al" Tor
Pan ID ..o.,s ,e 1 lJ to y point, 'hoWcd css &C.
II, ~ 1,t bas- so. sod Giod!c for MIIeh - Tor
apr 10 3 @, MAJ - Tor juno I3'C Tor JnF
- took here IN hrst hand. IL ji.GT2 bags. MIN adrt
quiet .u2 - mats Padaug, eN N"e'' h"'u
o. HI a. e!n, an l. .uI uats 90 a 10. 90.
CDTrUN-epOt Cotton quiet ana Is' loWet sa's 80
bal DO .-s lao, evening" iuC.uinR oiS latS TOT -'I
o. D., 4 r. lies ion Delivered on contracts
Receipts the pofts to-day 20 oaie' aEahs'
l4.,.J M. and I'll bales a7t yea,
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RrRnPFAN MAREErs.

iIvERrooI. Feb Il -GlcOn Cumberland CIt 1870. Shors
Rlh jOUd Pork PIlne Nt's. - ud do western H. lsr.
Prime Western 'Aee,e American Chulcc 5000 Corn,
81 q for Mixed old Iupentlue spirits 5tul DIVISIONS
lard 5000 per cWt American Breadsuus-COru. OlOd
I aid Mixed Western Wheat ga ~ "a per Ccuta Tor Cal.
ilornlrC ub sUdQ9OOd for Hed Western Spring O9l09d
toi Rot Winter a., -
L0NDOS Fob. h-Spirits rnroentlne 3ed Aaicutta
Iluscrt i2.d quarter ilus'ed Oh. al 5Gt22 oW
per tun Talow AZ Refined Petroleum. 6i,dS
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and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
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l)roposals.

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hIndinC thousand catalogues OF unclaimed goous'
ae 10 be- furnished tins office before February 40
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.i.1Y sewn ATLANTIC PORT, FOK III
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nv ,Xb sTEAW Tho demands today were tutchtl
m so.fI stocks arc however ~ sopd s1 ~ amt f4
.l va, ,ii. Ne uu,r Medium 10 Prime Timothy Hay. .
80 -bipping Grades ,OabJc; clover, 61H 'c, NO
~ 4. straw b. SO, short DO, 'oaJ'c.. oat f'@'Vc
"uIni,- Remained dJl, but about steady,
ii6rS- There was another du day. Brewers APPEAR III
49, -, ,, tho Gao - lend uttc enrouagrm'ni l.
Oi re Inc country markets are slow, Yet Win al
srntr cuoIts hll here Will force then goods oi
,'t,,t a.. many Of them lrIcyr the advent 81 Wtuu
'i' h., viii brnt Increased deman's Choice NeW state
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are Al me IRON and Metal Exchange 10 lay Iron
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sil. -t.ld, III steady on cali J." tua ,I'H AW4 ur
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-03-22

The Rome Tribune asks the ques~
ton, "Can the Legislature which is
compelled to meet 10 May do gener-
al work and thereby not have to
meet in July ~ We answer most
certainly not. The extra session on
May 9th is called by the acting
Governor for the special object to
receive the returns of the election
for Governor and declare the cleo
ton. If no election, has been made
then the legislature proceeds t.
elect a Governor, which, being ac'
complished, the duties of the extra
session cease. No other business
can be transacted.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-03-22
Judge Brown Declines.
CANroN. GA March I'D. la:

CANTON, GA March lIth, 1858.
Hon. j. Y. ALEXANDER, JOHN TATE, aud
others-Genilemen l see in the Marietta
journal the published proceedings Of meeting
held by you in the city Of Marietta on Tuesday
the 18th inst, in which you ask the use of my
name as a candidate for Governor TO Ell the va
cancy caused by the death of Hon. A II Steph'
ers
feel profoundly grateful TO you for the con
iidence you express in my qualifications and
fitness to discharge the duties Of an office 70
high and responsible Bat there are reasOns
satisfactory to NV mind why / should not be a
candidate.
In the first place, by the death OF Governor
Stephens, Georgia lost her most distinguished
and honored son. it was a great loss in conse-
quence Of which a million and halt of her
people are Bowed down IN sorrow and mourn
ing, and it would be in bad taste, even for those
who have gubernatorial aspirations. to enter
| into contest for the succes-orshlp. No gen
tleman who has sufficient character aud qnalii-
cations to fill the Office could maintain his self
| respect aud enter into a struggle for the noml-
nation at the present time and neither the
State nor the Democratic party could afford to
have such contest
Ia the second place, / was candidate before
the Legislature some two years ago for Judge
Of the Blue Ridge Circuit and was unanimous
y elected without opposition, aud have al
ways been of The opinion that when mar asks
the people for an Office and they elect him to it,,
he should be content to serve in that position
I'LL the expiration If hs term. At least if it
were allowable under any circumstances for
him 10 seek an osice the duties of which are so
responsible az those of the office Of Governor Of
this great commonwealth, | could not afford
while on the bench in The midst Of the term for
which ] was elected, to enter into struggle
for a higher position.
If can accomplish anything for good, (and
public life has no charms for me- when | can
not. } | can probab y do as much at present in
the position hold, as | could in the Executive
chair. large number of men, who might
have been very useful in this world, have de
stroyed their usefulness by permitting their am
biiion and aspirations to rise above their quail
fcatious.
have the honor to be, with great respect
Your obedient servant
JAMES X. BROWN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-03-22

THE REV GEO. H. THAYER, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says Both myself and wife owe cur
lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
consumption, dizziuess loss OF appetite, vel
low skim Shiiohs Vitazer is guaranteed
as positive cure
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shohs Cure
will give immediate relief. Price lee, SOC 81
SHLoH's CATAKRAH REMEDY, a positive
cure tor cafarrah, diph heria and canker
mouth
"Hackmetack, lasting and fragrant per-
fume. Price % and 80 cents.
SHMoH's CURE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, whipping cough and bronchitis.
For DYSPEPSIA and liver complaint, yon
have printed guarantee on every bottle of
Shiohs Vtalizer. 1t never fails to cure
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle Of
Shiloh's Catarrah Remedy. Price so cents.
All the above medicines for sale by VIM.
Root, druggist.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-03-22

There lives in Irwio county a man
who has been voting for Joseph +.
Brown for Governor ever since Mr..
Browns FIST race for that office.
His tame is Joshua Luke. No mat
ter who the candidates were Luke,
il is seid always cast his vote for Joe
Brown Senator Brown last week
made the OLD gentleman present Of
fine gold headed cauo with the
following inscription upon it: From
Joseph E. Brown to his faithful friend
Joshua Luke"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-03-22

Col. John S. Gambler of Atlanta,
Jumped from a train on the Georgia
railroad and had both feet and legs
mashed The Evening Journal
says of the operations performed by
DIS. Wcstmoreland and Howell
The operations performed were, fret
what is known among the medical
fraternity as Choparts opeaatien go
the amputaliou of the right foot at
the instop, the amputation
of The LETT leg jest above the ankle.
The cut on the right side OF the
head is a very severe and dangerous
one, and was dressed by the physi"
ciane.
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hope the city council will see to it
that the practice is ebated.

hope the city council will see to it
that the practice is ebated.
1t is our opinion and judgment
that the county license of $50 upon
persons for selling liquors in quanti-
ties Of quart and over, is ccllecta'
bic by the county, from retailers in
the city who have city license to re~
tail 10 quantities less than quart,
and we desire the county commits
sioners to collect that tax.
We are glad to learn that the
county of Cobb will on the first OF
May next, be freed from bsr-foons
and he vending Of liquors, except 10
the city Of Marietta, and ss there
will be introduced in the Legislature
a bill for local option Law to eradi
cate the evil from the county as we'll
as the city. we hope our Representa-
tives will favor and have passed
such law
We regret the loss the present
week of the presence of Judge Brown
from sick ness, and as "the winds are
tempered to the shorn lamb" we
pray Him to return to US our wor,
thy Judge The next week and for
time to come, that he may mete out
justice and punishment to evil'do
We return to Solicitor General,
Geo f. Gober, our hearty thanks
for his kindness and courtesy to this
body, and commend him in bis zeal
to ferret out crime and criminals.
We request that these our pre-
sentiments be published in the MARI
ETA JOURNAL.
! HUMPHREY REID, FOREMAN.
Jno G. Campbell, CPk. John G. Grower
d. f. McClatchey, Samuel F. Mayes
| Thomas A. Gober James r. Brumby,
James P. Dobbs, Samuel L. Brnkley,
| Luke ). Northcutt, James L. Hunter
Joel a. Gunter, John S. Goodwin,
| Mace A. Mayes, Terrell r. Sewell
! Joseph V. Stanback, James f. Gault,
George w York, John r. Latimer,
| Harbird B. Wallis, John Tate
John Gragg.
Whereupon it is ordered that the
within and foregoing presentments
be published as recommended.
JAMES K BRoWN,
Judge s. c. B. R. c.
! | hereby certify that the above
and foregoing to be a true and cor
rect transcript of the minutes of
court.
W. r. MONTGOMERY, Clerk.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-03-22

About this season OF the year
many people ere seeking what it is
that determil eo the date Of Easter.
The answer is that il is the moon Of
March, which Tennyson calls "the
roaring daffodils". The old rule is
that Easter shall fall 90 the Sunday
after the full moon which comes af.
ter the verbal equinox That briugs
Easter this year on the 18th Of
March. In 1918 il tell on the 22d
of March, the eariest date possible.
1t will not fal! upon that date again
in this century or the following cen
tury.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-03-22

William Hodges, Jr., who lives
on Henry Barnes plantation in Butts
county discovered a CHASTITY find the
other day. While he and his laborers
were engaged burning off field The
smell Of burning wool attracted their
attention and il was discovered that
a blanket which had been rolled up
and placed in the hollow stump, was
en- FIRE. They took ibis out unrolI
ed it ADD found the bones of what
is supposed 20 be very young in
FAINT. Hlw long they bad been there
or who put them there is q mystery
and cannot be accounted for.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-03-22
TIE POPULAR PLAN.

One cannot only buy everything,
from cook stove 10 cofiin, on the
weekly or monthly payment plan,
but Detroiter has applied the prin-
ciple to etilI higher object. A
certain young gentlemen iuterv ewed
him the other day in regard to the
hand Of hie daughter, and the father
heard him out and replied We'll,
if Mary is willing and shall not OBJ
iect l Intend 10 give her $40, 900 as
a dowry' What noble and gen
erous father! gasped the young
man. Bat | shall adop. The install
ment plan continued the father +;
instead Of giving her the sum 10 a
lump l shall pay S. per week for
sixty four years. That will not ouly
proven: her from speculation and
loss, but come much easier for me-
Detroit Free Press.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-03-22

Mr.. William Dixon, a clever, up
right and hard working farmer, liv
ing on Judge McGriff'a plantation in
Pulaski, unfortunately shot himselt
on Friday last while out hunting
birds in one of his fields. 1t seems
that Mr.. Dixon was climbing fence
and the hammer of his gun striking
some obstacle juet ao be reached the
ground, the gun fired. One ear was
entirely shot away from the head,
and the load had fractured the skull
penetrating the brain Just back of
the ear. lie fingered until Satur~
day, when death relieved him of his
sufferinga lie leaves a wits aud
six children.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-03-22

Bliss Benson Of Philadelphia, Pa ,
prosecuted Thomas Craig for breach
Of promise, aud be pleaded guilty,
accepting a sentence of six months
imprisonment with peuiteuce sud
resignation. The plaintiff vas q
seeming dovout church member, and
had made cut q piteble case. But
Just when Craig was about 20 be
taken to the peai-ou.iary James
johnson came forward with charge
that Miss Benson had lrested bin
worse in love affairs than the prise
ner had served Der He produced
a bundle Of her letters, which proved
that her character was he reverse
Ct what she had made it appear in
court. The Judge reopened Craig's
case aud discharged him.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-03-22

Gainesville Eagle: We have often
heard of strange aud mysterious
things bu. as the saying is the follow
ing takes the cake A gentleman
Of Union county with whom We
we're conversing last week says that
there is spring on bis place which
yours fourth clear cold water all day
tut a; sunset it suddenly goes dry,
d:scharging no water until the sun
fises again.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-03-22
GEORGIA-Cobb County :

Whereas, james Prichard Administrator of
George W. Prichard. represents TO the court in
his petition duly filed and entered on record
hat be has fully administered Geo W: Preh-
ards estate. This is therefore TO cite all per
sons concerned, kindred and creditors 10 show
cause, if any they can. why said administrator
should not be discharged from his administra
ton, and receive letters of dismissOn on the
first Monday in March. 1sS3
H. N. HAMMETT, 0rdy.