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THE FIELD l\l) FIRENIDE. tinrieffu. .Duly it. i*?7. f<r- We lire prepared, with new type, new presses, and good workmen, to do all kinds of Job Work, at short notice, and m |>ri ces lower than the lowest. A Heavy Storm. One of Ili<‘ lit'avie-l Storms tli:il ever vi-ited tliis locat'd v, |):issc,l over tills jilace from Nortli-west to South-east, on tin* evening of tin* lsi ins|. The clouds were dense, low and heavily charged w ith electricity and hail. We have heard already of much damage to crops, fenring', &e. !>r. li. it. Strong, rail es|ieeial attention to she mlverliseineiit of Dr. B. It. Strong, Here --in to Ur. W. Williams. I>rng oist and Apothecary, who has titled up the estahl islnnent in ex eel lent taste, and is prepared to till orders tor fresh and genuine 1 trugs, ( hemieals, Paints. Oils, Ae. with satisfaction to customers, low for cash. !looks and Slat innery are also kept. Read advertisement, and give him a t rial. (dipt. Jl \Vilson. Tlie advenisetiienr of I aptain .). M. Wilson will attract attention. His goods are always of the host, in great variety, and sold on the most reasona ble terms. The Firm of \V. .1. Kiser At Cos. .Notice (heir advertisement. W. .1. Kiser is of long experience in trade, and one of the best business men in up per <teorgia. (puck, prompt and ener getic. Mr. C. Kiser knows how to please his customers, and with good tact for I rade, is one id* our clever busi ness men. Dull as times ad*, he is al ways cheerful, active, accommodating and obliging, and the house is hound to .succeed. * Died In Marinin, on the gitrh ultimo, Mrs. Fanxik \okii('t"i i , wife of Mr. 1.. S. Xortlieutf, one of our oldest and much esteemed merchants, Site leaves a large family to mourn their loss. We tender ro them our sympathy in their sad be reavement. Ait Architect of Ruin. In our last issue, we copied the re marks of an admiring friend of < tenoral Toombs. 1 n tills issue, we give the es timate of tlie ( if only to InmrlfCP dilforonlh men and things appear when viewed from dillerent stand-points. Defender of the Faith. Kx-ttov. Jos. K. brown has assailed ten. Cordon for alleged complicity in negotiating a treaty with Mr. Hayes, whereby Mr. Ifayes: was to he counted in as President, and the .Southern States w ere to tie fully restored to Hieireqiiali ty'in the Cnion. We know nothing a tiniil the bargain, and can only say that it Hen. Gordon did this, he is entitled to tlie gratil tide of every man, w oman stud child in the South, for securing ad vantages which we sought by voting for Greeley, and which we would hardly iia ve reached if Tildeli had been elected. He tliis as it may, how odd it sounds for Brown to accuse any one of being un faithful to the Democratic party. Tlie State Convention. We are to have a Convention of tlie State in July instant, representing a mere fraction of the people of Georgia, to remodel tlie organ ir law of the State. The truth is, the people did not know what they were to vote for, and did not go to the polls; and now that tlie tiling is fixed upon them, with the inevitable expense, they w ill console themselves with the power in reserve, to accept or reject till* new I oast it lit ion as judgment may dictate. The total vote in the State, as w e learn from the ('nnxtitutinri , i for Convention 48,Ti11, and for no Convention Jit, 105, leaving A majority for Convention of b.'JTt votes. Tlie Colton Supply. The receipts of the present will lie considerably less than the crop of last year, and price- continue tirin, on a healthy basis, at about The same ligures of last year. The reports of tffc* grow, ing crop exhibit no increase of acreage, while they show outlie whole inferior condition. Tlie probability, therefore, is, that producers will receive as good, perhaps heller, prices - than in the last season. Mining in to^irgia. Milling in upper ■ o orgia i- beguiling to attract that attention among mining capitalists abroad which the magnitude of its interests demands. tVc have tlie aiitimriiv th“ able-f mining works published for saying that “this i- the richest mim i in the world, California 1 Uhherto, there Inis lie, n tWfßjtryoiid sur face miningi Now, (Allergy i proper:- iji rented to veiiij^^ning.and irem bin .•iii.TsJStl*"" * gonngoh in a great no n> jJfi e-. in.'.', -a! ing the pre en.,-e "pp'-r. 'ilvei and other valuable That a rich harvest a exj.iJi ■ i iml not only the ex plorers. lint this whole country, we have no doubt, believing as we do, that (ires of inestimable value lie beneath tlie surface of the lands of upper Geor gia. We find the follow ing article in tlie Atlanta I'uiinlihitii.ii on mining in Georgia : •• But few of our people are aware of the importance now'given to the min ing interest in Georgia by capitalists in “flier Stales. Hardly a w eek passes hut some large mine is sold in north Geor gia at a fabulous price, ai.d yet we hear trom the purchasers that they would not take ten times the price thev paid for the mines they purchased. \\ e learn that there is just as much : excitement about milling ill I lie w estern ) part of the State as in north Georgia, i and there lias been recently some very valuable discoveries of copper and gold in the county of Carroll, and west of l bis enmity. " Seventy-two miles west of this cit v, j not tar trom tin-* iiite of the Georgia \\ estern Bailroad, tlit* celebrated Stone Hill Copper Mine is now opened, and : is being worked on a very large scale, : employing a limit three hundred hands, j atiil is making a fine yield. One mile i from Stone II ill. Gov. Smith has opened up a splendid mine of copper, w liieli is said to lie eijuat, if not superior, to tie* One at Stone Hill. This mine hits re cently been sold to Gen. Ilealy, of the I’uited Sta!,*s Army, who Is investing a large amount of money in western Geor gia and eastern Alabama. Still further west, a Mr. Johnson, from Tennessee, lias iliscovered copper ore of a ti lie q mil ify. and lias formed a company ol north ern capitalists, and have commenced milling. Sonic gent lenten from Penn sylvania have recently been prospect ing tit rough till* country, ;iml on tlu-ir return honie made ii very cfib.iiade re port of the copper ami gold. They pur chased, during their investigation, SO acres, on which is a rich gold vein, pay ing eight thousand dollars cash for the land and mineral interest. We think this part of our State lias been overlook ed long rinuigjj, and we. propose at an. early day to lav before our readers something of the wealth ot'lhUecrtinii. Biography of Linton Stephens. We have just published from the Press ot 77n* Fi'Wd {tint F/7'i.<,7n' its first speci men of Pamphlet Printing, a large *(li tibn, letters and notices of ( oI.J. I). Waddell * admirable Biogra phy of Judge Stephens. The printing we submit as evidence of our skill. The pamphlet we. recommeed to public at tention as embodying the opinions of cultivated minds, of a work in which all intelligent Georgians must feel an interest. We copy below, from among the articles, tlie notice of the Viilimiiil I,'i‘jiiihHfii ii, at Washington city : “ 'l'llis is a remarkable book, in that it cannot be justly styled a biography or history, and yet !• combines to a certain extent the best eliitritcferjstic.s of both. It is a confidential and faithful record of the private life of tw o of the leading men of tin* age, iifihe form of familiar correspondence .'.embracing about fort y years of active t boughtand service ; and during litis long period, the most inter esting and imptul*|id events in the his tory of tin* country and fjie world are discussed in letters and speeches and public documents, with marked ability . and with fraternal ease and freedom. * * * The brothers * found time to correspond frequently and freely on all great ci nest ions of philosophy, history, science, literature, law, government, polities, arts, morals ami religion. Now the combined results of all the thinking and observation on this w ide range of topics, for this long series of years, by these two master minds, are here con densed and classified in a beautiful vol ume of about font* hundred pages.— Surely, such a work must prove an or nament to any public library, a rich treasure to every household, ail in valua ble auxiliary to college students,as well as to every young man in tin* land who values intellectual and moral Improve ment. ’’ The South lias no mote inter est than the north in tin* deter mined preservation of the Feder al system, Indeed, it is not hard to realize that, with the well known more rapid increase of population in Southern countries, | taking the well-known decline |in that respect in New England, | the South will have in a lew I years the least interest in the doctrine of State rights. She is ! today tight ing I lie battle of New England, upholding a doctrine New England would gladly pre serve a few years hence. .\a*/i villi' Ame r iron, hr m . I can say this of Hayes, that his Southern policy meets my most cordial approval. It was really the policy contended for by the Democrats in the hist can ; vass, and he has done more to carry it out satisfactorily than Mr. Tilden might have been aide to do had he been declared President. Mr. Tilden would have met with strong oppo-ilion from the ttllra leaders of tin* Republican party. Mr. Hayes and the men lie has called around him would not have been those leaders. But such opposition is paralyzed now, because he is the acknowledged head of the Republican party. The Democrats, of course, aequi | esce, and I lie re i- peace all a round, and prosperity will as suredly follow, and for this Mr. * Hayes deserves the gratitude of the whole countrv. Blair* let ter tn Brondhet.nl. •k ' Stliaxoe as it may se^m,an ex change fum-i-h es its readers with • ;usw- r ,npi[i amj. the lol!?w nig s in valuable recipe, the oiy- /,*i|tiaiiy a- reliable as'jlfe other. JNvjthoul T II E F I E LI) AND F 3 R ES IDE. extra charge! -a thing we should like to do ourselves if we could afford it: "1 mi can get rid of a wart by stealing a piece of pork and burying it under a stone. A horse chestnut carried in (he left pocket is equally elfoclive. Or get an old piece of string and rub with ii the objectionable e\ cresceiti-e. repeating in a soft and appealing voice t,he invocation, ‘Anamana monamike. Barcelona bona strike, hare ware from a back, halico batico w e wo vvark!' " And tin* wart is gone, or if it isn't yon* may know that your voice wasn’t as soft and appealing as it ought to have been. In com mil ting the larceny of the pork, you had bid ter lc careful as to the size of the piece yon steal, or you nun suddenly iiml yum self a sort of wart growing on the “in’ardf "of a jail a. watt, too, that no invocation of that kind wdl remove, ('i)nrirr donraaf. The Ol‘:i|ioil ol licit!'* w vmatsox, Dottn Piat i says : The ora l ion of Editor 1 lenry Wat terson on the occasion ol tile decoration of the t'ouiederate (lead at Nash ville. Hashes like anew stars light trom tlie dead- vacancy of old predjttdices and partisanship, and stands otit bi - oad.*in hold re lief, clear cut as a cameo stone, in honor to the orator and to the (South, whose universal senfj ments he tiltered that day. Asa speech. from a likerarv point of view, it was complete, perfect and sublimely beautiful ; as ti history of the new era of kindly sent intent that has rolled into view, it was a- the sunlight after the gray prospective dawn. OpiiiiOM <M (h‘H, fiolfltC Oil ■f 1 !t: w sa, I'ite (ITeat i'russiau (Icneial thinks that the llnssi.iu army will find great diflii uity to live on the products of Bulgaria, or even to make a suliicient: amount of purphascs there for the support of their troops. Though tmw’i! ling to commit himself either way, the gallant veteran never theless frankly cxjircssed hi- be lief that then*a! Russian troubles would miiy ju-j |(Cgiii afb-r the Danube had been cm -,ci|, but that the Russians, once ,icm wiuild not dare to make, the ex pcriinents through tlie danger onsly defensive Ballwin tiimin tains, -Hid would, in the main, in their onward march, follow to the let ler almost t lk* plans and movement of previous cant paigns. ktaftin; Hu* Hoiv ajti:ui 1-0 K THE OHA VE ol M A limit.r (ioxSTAxtixol’LE, May ltd. -The Indy caravan, under command of Hadchi Izzel, late keeper of lie* harem of the (Jiand Sheriti' of Mekkit, lia |eft by ordel of the sultan for JVlekUa and Medina. They are charged to tell the peo ple of the holy cities that Russia, which persecutes within it- do minions all noil-orthodox seels, is determined to drive the* chief of Islam out of Europe, in order the easier lo convert to its own faith its Mahommedan subject . The sultan therefore call upon the faithful to gird their word for hal tle against “.infidel Rus sia,” so as to protect tin-ir co-re ligionists in tin* t’liiiiea, in the < Jaiiciistis, and in < 'cut i * I Asia, all subjects of Rll ia, against I in* loss of t heir ! rue I'a il It. Th e same •‘•caravan iias been ordered to request of I lie (Ira in I Sic rilfol M(*kka to oiler prayer by day and by uiglt I ill I lie grave ol lln - jin >pb et at Medina for the triumph ol I'urkish arms, find cal) upon all inhabitants of the- two cities to join in those religion- devotion:-, ilt* also promises them that should (he Turkish arm ■ m i-ccd the Sultan himself will make a pilgrimage to Mckka and Medina and reward tin* inhabitant: of those cities m truly imperial style. Before dispaii liing ••the caravan" ilit- Sultan, in a jann pons and ceremonious maimer, adopted tin* -title of “Defeniba of I In* Fait It. Iti- ti inter 1h i title only tlia! the* Sublime I'orle maintains |lie right of the Sultan to use I lie treasure- of ifn* Vb ques for war jmrpost- . A -eel '-1 polil (• 111 it 'I jli ! been organized here from Euro jieans and Turktin* latter only too glad io watch Ru-sian ji- . who abound just now in ( 'on stantinople. The Emojc an part ol tliis new polici i- emjibiycd in watchnig, the cotlee hou-e'- and saloons t here, to mix l ln-m -(*! -. among foreigner and resident ( It list ia n-. and to a-cerlaiii tie tr \ iew • on public affair . All eye- are turned toward Eusischuck, where the first Bus inn attack i- expected. That city now contains about thirty live battalions of infantry and i eight Held batteries. As vet, it cannot be said that the torts are ail in a high state ot etlicieuev, | but the various fortifications are j well built, and the improvements made during the past eight weeks show a remarkable energy, not usuaKy met with in the turki h ; service.- Sunday Ah mini. K’ieiilmg i (iciiiiihei's. I’he follow ing receipt for pick ibi" < ttcnmbct- mu,! making'them retain their eolor and limitless, j highly reeouiniended: ('til olf yoitf cttetim hers wit It a harp j knile, and a\ oid bruising | hem as •Buell possible. Id pickle, to one gal lott oj uluojm! put (• \,■ 11 : ga I lons ol wat (*r, and to one bar re! <f pickle put two tablespoon Inis ol pulverized alum ; place \amr pickle in the barrel ami then w a-di ymi rcimi jin her clean .anti drop them in ; then cover them w it h a olot li, being careful to have t hey -lot h to cover t hem all tip. As la-! a- I lie cloth collccis Ihe - lime Irom I hem, wash il and replace it over tile ( llelliubeis again. The •‘lotii must be washed at least once a week as long as any scum j or slime i The vinegar made in i his wav call he. used for table use, or any ot her its* that vinegar ii used lor aft er ! tie pick les ;nv 1 used mi I of ii. Ik H. Strong, Success,,,- \\ . Williams. Onitjfiisl f Npotiinatn. \\ 1 1 I * "lit ill 111- 111 I-in,-.- -|t | 1,,. (lj|, D ST VN i> in VIA ii I I.TT V. ,-unt w ill Ivccpon liaiul. amt I'd!--111>, , ~1 ,1.1: v 1 *1: fAM A I *>i ~ -j It'hsft /im/ (inmhi4 Druses! (liemicais! I’A 1 NTS WDOILS! i <J ILI: l' .V: FA NCY AHTtC LES ! FINE I’ERI 1 MERV Ac. 1 <>ma in 1; w 1111 \ sum ii 01 SHiool Hooks AM) STATION FRY. i i wk**• li will ho SUM) |j)\\ j<i j ( Ih. * t ijiliuh rai’lulls rom jrhi 11 • ho| h\ Mi\ J. U. SIMPSON, v inail.i f>i'oi;i., 111 •!id, *J 111 v 1 s 7v. 1 N J. M. Wilson. M V\ I I A1 TI BT.B Ol TIN A SIIKIiT I RON *' A N I) W oo(!on Wiiros. rf ' Vl ' STOVES, hardware, fit- I (ERA . lloFSi-: FURNISH INO FOODS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS 1 vi 111: e-ixii Si ia vv amt Feed < Til let s. ' ’m 11 iSbi-llers, Turning I ’low Wheel Bartow , Ral.es, Slmvel , Hoc .< Ga Si y (he Blow. Blow Si oil, . A- c VI. (I, Sv rn{) \J ills, I>J a Sii/irrior Uat.r. l’o<' lv Ii I A TA BI.E ( I T LI T.’V. VM> <'a 1 pentei Ns S1111,,11 < . Many \ at idic. of Wooden \\ are. \ll lln - 111 (I 111.11 IV (#lll (-r V ;illl :i Blc \i 1 lii'li-.- 11111 on lie. I |,u -illi■ ti*l’llis; M 1 rii-lta, July si, 1577. | y a \s, midaivs! \. a HKiNimj \'rs V;js’irt \ 1 -a SloVr, • ..jt ha XOIr 11. 11,1. i-l 111 II I*l ,1:1 . Tt :i rict > :i , ii e > • g < a', u iti- 1; I.j. < 111*:ai* ioB ( \> 11;; (1-0,!. ( >= ,11 or yon will 1110-0 : B.H-- .o gain. * (,ui- ami . -1- |.„- y oili -. |r. \ Inrg'- a • ,1 110 il of I > \ (iooiG, 1)n Goo I . Bc.-uly -M:t(le ('lothing, Sliecting liii'l siiii-liugv, Boo!-, Shoe . Ila: -, No fions. Ac. Also, (dftX 'KBjES ! BHi8 Hi ! 1 ( olt'ce.'' Sugar, S|ii--,-., l'cj,|K-i-, Soda, St liieli, Sojips, Also, line Se ga tv and Tot,.: s o. ,qi J I j T. J. ATKINSON, ka 1 -no. oi oi 1:1.11 -iyi \bi-:, MARIftTTA, DEO. i i.x 4 Attire amdy (d'orcriiG ! < Ot ,Y! L’V I’RODI t'E I Vfvl.x ON I 111. MO - I 1.181-a; 11 111:VI - . K. M. Gookmvx. !•;. \. i.'o.si.er 5. M, COWS l Cl. hi: \i.Fits i \ ITJJTIMZKKS, II AMh 0\ il \\j >. VI I 111 Old Printing Office Cuilfliuy, I'-li !G It I ON'S IIHIIIM iTIIII II Hi ItllMi Kii|)(‘i|i|if)splint('. MADI-: ItV Oeorqe Upton. Boston, Mass. AND ->■ It 111SI> l / /."S \ M MON I \ t i:o IMSSOIA HI) iiOA Ii I’IIOSI'IIAT*^ NOT 11 IN il I‘.ETrER^^B Fill! Ti lIMI’N (ill o\ jgt 7 fir itnhs{ im ilt i t/ft /t /*///,v f\ t , H I AI M -1-i 111.-II |. .1 .im.-Mii Sill it il.HI' DcKiilff foil it iv, ex i cii>l ing tlu-iMigii is; ! 7.x, in d' l ' inline Hie ellr, I ~r I-el lit jzei-dll tile er((j> (it I lie ,-eeOMil \ e:t r Aiinnl /.‘•-••iilts, S(il l„ Nll n|( I tic Id tlil.en i Dili (1111 i \ ;|- lion in thin, gray, s.-imG i-unl, A ne\ er t'ert ili/ej (ill Isg j. In is, I, No. Iw ;i nol leftili/, 11, \us. -, •!. I .-on! wei e fel l ili/ej with :il>o IDs. I’ 1 id . of It tgolale iiinl I |,|on, | n 15,.,, lie- -: 1 1i (• row were |il;mlej, No-. - mu I ■’ Ix-ilig; .Ig;i ill lerl ili/eil at I lie rale nt gnu pounds per acre, and NO-. I, :i ■•md ! planted w ii liont 10-rl iti/.ers : Seed cotton 18. I. per iicrc. No. I, no nr.imiic. produced :!ll Ills. \.(. Hngsihilc, i .old no, a. i: i g-da a-, * | in a “ No. 1, t pi on, *- | uys (. No. t'plon, ■ |o s “ 187:,. No. I, no giiaiip, prcdin-mi mi ii,.. N". !!, Iflg-d.-de | | J}) .. ' •NO. not manured 111i- year, <;i;r> •> No. I. not inaiuired tliis year, ,-Ji; * ! • I ptw+ipp'rneliiced I .10 1 ■ I • 'iiijitl I’nfirs t/rsuits. No Gtliliio ' titjfi "10 IVilcox, (:. At o. $7 s:| 1 ,;!(;t| din Mi-n-yinan A Cos. ,|| 1,212 -to rpton, usu i,)2t; ■2IU I’ag-dali C, so |,|!)o fc!u Wil'-o ~ At-,. |, o i | m Merry mao A< o. I ! _s II 1 pfoh. Id (i| |, ms Bag. dale, |d id t ,2lli " ill (IN, <•. A< o. 2d !d l ,17s 05SO M'-n \man ,V to. 21 12 l.dlO C'dll I pfoil, 2U ! I l.dS2 Odd Bagsdali l , 2U tl 1,40s •Sill \\ ileox, A Cos. dl 2-1 1 ,aio BID Nleirynym A< o. 2,s l,7Sf, 8!U I ptou, 27 22 1,802 810 Bag.dale 27 22 I ,<i!l7 1,0.*0 will-ox, 1,. a < 11. da (id 1,700 I. Merr.ittndA ( o do (17 1,750 J. I i(Toil ,:| 02 I (|(;<) .1 o-r.r/'Bag ola 1.-. .; |no | ,i;s‘i M a licit 1 Jidy st, 1877. I v MARIETTA SAVINGS BANK. •IGII.N B. U I\ T KBS, I‘resident. G. ' 111 BN Al‘, \i- Bre-idenl. A. \ \ N tVVCK, ( a-liier. N(es i >iscoiiiitci|. I'.xclutiigi- !>(>nu|ii mihl Siijd. Hnildiiii* HindwiMT*! A( f. A t'. I II A V l<: ON HAND A (tOUl) VSSOIMMt-ATOF ■ LOCKS- I' or I >wi-llin ■■ . Sima- Dom , <Jo H . kkiurl, #BK|tj.okc llotl. 1 m Ac. jmSiLpKs.. riflV I'a , Ic-.. J '"|l|il I _lei \ t-f > 'c V Silt h I ’til lie , I' fie I I MIL-1 ’ . ‘ I’tc(tire Nnil •,* Strap I fin, lit .1 lln 11 ,!v c, *.. 1 1 o(il. a lid St apb* , lin I; - , 1 m h to .li xB. . I robe 11 oof * -Sa- li < mil. We-4,n X i'll * ■iirdett 11oi < I.irdi-u I,■ 1 lv.i . . ( Sjiade Eork . • .—- VI a tut re In n k • < airriitgc Bolt , Door 801 l y Sand I'apor, < 11 lie, A’ c. / MRK.WN, ' I h*i larg- | , - (dl nil *n I 11 I own. , w 11JJ \ m x >t. M alii . MI! I-/ 7. El! KH\- Mimniiif*- linrkcr. aSMITHS. -WD R|-:i All:E1;s. 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