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M AKIKTTA. APRIL 24. IST".
Nineteen Bankersnf New A oik
Mr*.bought of 'lie new
bond, on the lHtli
Realh . I <l<
/ The North ha* more
: r share of monev.
Ap, I saw I. _
~" "i‘‘ | | not an org jni/.eil
Bn <),, -,uo ; • • 1 " . v '- u
fji.iit ciu-ei organized iarty to
Etiiug willi w. you ill its main
B* 1 ' Im~Is*"I hlii.'ll ffi rlllCH
Him' -lisrlil liamls lii ln-,1
eitizen
in.
11 :>i i)
Jr
Hr;. milk iml uioTiH
Win nf ‘Mn ii- eviH
0. ■ > •• 'wm
■t Mu ill lint mingle liiMiH
B il l l 1 lin-i' w lin i liH
Wien limy havi* pn-sc.l awl
Rry'ini'l l iTi* gal,'- "l |" aljJ
■u 1111*1*1 lii'lnri' lln'ir ijilK
Hill; many -i -i‘i \ am ” ir I
i' mr T '^
einigr.d inn *il <W
delegates lo ihe con\#
<s Vn Mobile. The Bourbdns
ig stop thi- movement
awnkiug t-c*vror- ol ••tin wol
;" bill the blacks, tfODi
Virginia to Icxa-. understand
interest?- ami pre*s rich!. on
(r’to their “Canaan."
Tin* Cleveland
thinks Ceil. Sherman would bo
stronger than (Jen. Grant a- a
I’residemial candidate. Did not
iho Constitution learn enough
from Gon. .Sherman’s war maps to
see how easily Cram eon Id be
flanked with Sherman '
S ox populi, Vo\ I mi. is a l ruth
when political or religious oppres
sion repress the energy <>l thought
and aetioniwhen despotism.weigh
ing until it becomes unbearable,
the cry is forced from them, 'giro
me liberty or give me death.
thit it is not the voice of (bid.
when order, peace aud security
prevails. It is then the voice of
prejudice,'it ignorance or caprice,
tit'ten of unjustieo ami iniquity.
Dr. Prnil. <*! Ko-wdl. -a\-
England imiorts iWt.niMt
i.iio "I Pyrites per annum from
which Sulphuric acid i< obtained.
By this, Phosphate oi lime i
made available as i fertilizer.
The Phosphate of lime is obtain
from various sources, trom hone
fresh or dry. hone blood ret use
and other sources ami now large
Iv from the phosphate beds ot
Carolina. Ibis, with Sulphuric
acid. Ammonia aud Potash, make
the commercial fertilizers.
Just nv ami a hall miles w-,t
of Marietta on lands <>f .lodge
Knight shafts were sunk last
year for eoppe. and inexhaustible
beds of Pyrites exposed. If the
Carolina bone can be shipped to
Boston, made into a
phitte and shipped hack to tieor
giu at u profit,is there not a for
tune for sotnebohy where these
tveds of Pyrites cxi-t in Georgia?
It is said the dews are to find
their modern Canaan in the I ni
ted States. Emigrants aid socie
ties are forming for the purpose
of turning their teeming ]>e] ula
tion in Europe to this country. In
the meantime the Chinese llow
hecoiues, daily, stronger, so that
the chances arc the earliest civi
lizutiotis will find a habitat in the
land ot the free. Politically, we
have little to tear from tho dews.
They can live under a Republic
or an Empire, aud the Chinese
under any government tolerating
the children of the Sun. Relig
iously we will present a curious
spectacle. Synagogues dotting
j the whole land. Jo-it wfflvTtip
' pei> assembling in tlieir temples
jand the < -iiristiau chuches
I brought face tnfface with millions
i who have been the object of their
I
mission*.
i l lif* Ifom* utul lu'.nn i** i very
hawlsome. well edited paper pub
lished by Averv A Sons. Louis
' ville. Kv. Its matter is well se
lected and has proven aceepta
| hie. until it descended to low
| personal abuse of the I’ost Ma
. lei' **f this place, Mr. A. A.
jFu r hk-t In the conscientious
! discharge of his duty. Mr. I’letch
v r siibmiited 'ho question to the
Post office Department whether
j the I/nhu nml Farm, which has
hcf’.“’are;eiv engaged in adver
i . :uip it , .
wife product** ol Avery A v
TtiV* was entitled to the privi-
Ikvlim/r'i ordinary newspapers:.—
whole offence, for which
s /e ami Furni assails him
u * that would have done
8gX8.,.-: 1 H'.ai: ■ he
m >r: Amin
HHi "i* advi'-e ha'..'
HjP?od paper—continue to make it
|T acceptable to tin* farmers—ad
J vertise yonr Plows if you choose
ro —but be just t.o an efficient and
faithful official,
v
Jiclai f<
■tlian ’Jie Munm litc refuses to take
■trovr advice to **\vaae no war on
luttntbugs." Let us compromise.
Let every humbug meditating
mischief, injury, wrong, disaster,
he warred upon to the hitter end,
whether it bear- the -emblanco
of morality, politics <>r religion,
so that the hypocrite, the falsiti
or. rogue and swindler of wliat
ever profession may he anathe
imuised. If the pious fraud uses
a religious cloak to conceal his
selfishness or to advance his per
serial ends, tear it off—expose
him. If political philosophers
like those of France plunge
their country into anarchy and a
reign of terror in search of an
imaginary Entopia ; or if politi
cians like those of the South
in 1860, for an Eulopia equally
as absurd attempt to ]dunge their
country into a pandemonium,
from which seventeen years of
anguished struggle has not re
covered it. put them out. choose
new leaders, if not more honest,
yet with move wisdom more on
their guard against such terrible
humbugs. War upon nil hum
Imgs having their origin in self
islmeas it emir and their end in
siiU'eiituf. But. lei ns except
those that give liaimh-- pleu
mv to the imagination, am.l in
••liidk with these ail literature
anil mui h ot history from Hornet
down to Lord Beaeott-lield. l.el
us except the mimic -tage and
continue to enjoy the admirable
humbugs of the Bard of Avon.—
Let us still listen with Collins to
Hope “with eves so fair, bidding I
the lovely scenes at distance j
hail." though we have to learn i
from Pope that "man never is
but. always to be blessed." If
we are not willing to be bum
bugged with a patent Pill, a
stump orator or an “organized"
month piece, let its still indulge
the harmless enchantments and i
I
pleasurable emotions of the im
agination. -1
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The negro exodus has wrung
from the Bourbons, throughout j
all the South, a wail of woe.— |
They are just beginning t<> real- !
ize the fact that they are in dan
ger ol losing a powerful voting
machine with which they Imped
to augment their power a! Wu-di
ington and to subordinate the
white vote at the South, tt i
not that we may make two in
stead of four million hale* of cot
ton. h the lesser crop would pay
u> a* much as the greater; but,
it itfjthe political lever of which
iln* negro propones to relieve
them that forces such terrible ex
pressious of anguish from them
in behalf of the poor deluded
African.
THK I IKI.I aM 1' 11ES11 >K— .M Alllll's.L s . 'i Ii 1 l> IA V. A Kill I. 24 i-.d.
WOOL JEANS!, WOOL TWEEDS!
Wool Rolls.
Almi Wool Linsovs, check and plain,
\T THE L\l hi:l mills.
Koswkll, (a.
rrMIKSE Mill-an-.■xclunigiug lln-ir gootD for wiili t;t rni*i-> ami mli-'
1 ers, on tlic moit lilMTal ter in', our moito i- li\<* and Id live orwc will j
manufacture wool for our eu-lnm. I>y ilu* yard, inoiany <*f tin* aliotc line ot
goods at a reasonable |>ri<■*•: -av. .I<an- :i> 25 cents, J weed' al 2*i cent- and l.iu
sejrs at 15 cents. Will make a discount on large lots nf wool. I liosc living in
tin- vicinii v fit Marietta and wishing their w 00l carded into lull-, or exchanged
forg ds, can leave the wool at Haley brothers, north -ide public -ijiiare. ltol!
card! glO cents per pound. Will lake wool and return rolls or goods once a
week reo r*f charge. Wc will make *u to lie interest *d meridiants to buy t licit
goods irect from tin* fai'-tory. Wci.a.v freight on ail "00l -iiipjied to us. A.
romn nnieation- sliouhl he addressed lo I .Al It I*.l. MI f.f.S M l- t (OAfl*.\NA.
Ro-tv' I Ga. .1. s. WOOD, I'm -no XT.
F. W. HART.
I
Wholesale ami Retail Dealer in
DOORS. BLINDS, SASH,
GLAZED SASH.
MOI LDJNtLS. STAllv KAIJJXfi. NKW'KI. POSTs. HALUSTKIW,
aLASS,
111 IITIIdO H.IKIHV \ISI j lc.
f'T.A IN R.MT. SASH. ol T.SIDK Itl.LMo.
Primed’and (Hazed. Itollliig Slats,
sizt: ok 01 t" I*l*l. > ri.i; r.tiji, rnu i: i*i a: p.tir.
Bxlo n s:, . $ n*!is
10x12 I ,r > .... 1 15
10x14 1 55 ... . I 30
JOxlO I U 5 ... . 1 10
10x18 1 85 .... I 00
10x20 2 10 .... I 80
wirm. riXK noons 5 i*ani:i>, mom i>i:i> on si ii is t\i> n.tn.s. u. o. haiskh i*axi:t.s.
Inch Doors. 1 3-10 Doors. i 3-10 Doors.
, Size Priet*.'.si/o. I*rice. Size. Price.
2 ijxO 0 . .$1 00 2XOxO 0 .f1 25 2*oxo 0 . . .$1 15
2 fxO 4 . 105 2 Ixo I .1 40 2 Bxo X . . . 100
! g oxs 0 . ilO 2 oxo 0 140 2 10x0 10 . . . 175
2 Bxo 8 . . 125 2 Bxo 8 155 3ox 7 0 . . 105
|* 10x0 0 .1 45 2 10x0 0 . 170 3ox 7 0 . . . 215
■i 10x6 10 . .1 45 2 10x0 10 . .1 70 3 oxß 0 . . . 225
Mouldin'*.'. 3 oxo 0 . 185 Builder's Hardware,
\fa.,tels. 3 ox 7 0 1 85 Window Glass.
1 Tioor Hinges with Screw-, from 1 1 cl- per pair up. Blind Hinges, 20 to lid .
i p M , set. I?> I’riees furnished on application, for any size not on the list.
j 30 Broad .Street Atlanta, Ga
I WILCOX <Sc WHITE.
THE Ll tlllV. OH(,\\N
HAPIDin <>F ACTION! VOLI ME!! IMRITV !!!
A Ml
KueetiieN* ot* Tone!!!
1 INVITE a critical examination of every portion of me In
struments. They must be seen to lie appreciated.
Agent* Wanted Throughout On.. V 4 .. %la., ami Fla
o
KRAITICH <Sc BACH.
C. L. Gorham & Cos.
Haven & Cos.,
FORMERLY B.VVEN A BACON.
t nrivalled Piano*! Square and l plight Piano—the best
medium priced. Avoid being ■•taken in' on “heap and worth
less Instruments, or by “roaming agents." As general Southern
Agent, and buying only for cash. I can sell you at strictly "whole
sale prices." and save you $25 to SIOO <>u every instrument, giving
you the benefit of the agent's commission if you buy from me di
rect. Every Instrument fully warranted for live years.
gffiF 1 will put up any Instrument on trial at your house, and
if it does not prove perfectly satisfactory, will take i! away again,
without any expense, risk or trouble to you.
PIANOS AND ORoANS rented, tuned and repaired, and -a
tisfuction guaranteed.
Illustrated Catalogue-, fully describing and showing the exter
nal appearance of each style of Instrument-, mailed free on appli
cation., All orders In mail, or loft at the •• N- w- Depot." will meet
with prompt attention. .
OFFICE and WARKKOO.MS. opposite the Journal otliee. Ma
rietta, and No. 2s. Whitehall -treet. Atlanta. Oa.
Be sure to write or see me before purchasing elsewhere, if you
want to get the best Instrument for the lea-t money, cash or on
time. Satisfaction fullv guaranteed.
SA TIiS FA < 770 A* FCLI )' tit I /At A' TEED.
Marietta, Aug. 29. ISTt-. F. L. I'KEY EK.
F. L. KREYER,
(iKMIIt AI. t<ii:\T roit TIIK SOI Til.
./. ./. XO RTHCVTT $ SON
Are Atm Hrrei ii at- liien handsome new store, their stock
oi Spring and Summer, staple and fancy Dry Goods, which have
been bought recently in lial'imore, Philadelphia and New York by
Mr. *L J. Nortlicutt. These* Goods were bought at the very lowest
possible prices and we propose selling them as low for cash as
goods of the same style and quality can be bought at retail any
ji'Aerc—which is the only way in which we can compete with mer
cliants in our own and neighboring towns.
•
We take occasion here to say, that, as one of our 'firm lias been
trying for thirty live years to make a living by upright and honest
dealing, we think wc are entitled to a share of the trade of our citi
zens, and we promise them to use every exertion to please them
both in prices and quality of goods.
Very JJespeci fully.
4. J. AOKTHCITT A *Hlf.
FORTIETH YEAR IT
f DRUGS % MEDICINES,®
AITD OJlXj's;
—Hardware. —
WILLIAM HOOT,
Has at liis Old Stand, almost everything usually called for in a
I FTHST CLASS DRUG STORE.
i . <*■ f
CHLOROFORM,
OriNINE,
.VIOR PH INF,.
PASTOR OIL.
EPSOM SALTS,
SULPHER.
'W'liite laead,
j : ."---Vi
latent Medicines, in great variety,
t . . . - . . „
Fluid Extracts and Elixers,
Multine and other Medicines
Too tedious to mention.
Building Hardware,
■•! II IniieM,
Latches Nails. Ac., Ac.,
Window Glass and Putty,
Varnishes. Brushes. Ac., Ac..
Stationery. Ac., A..
*
f'-#" Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared. erms, cash
Ilimniti Moot.
I Marietta. <la.. Fob. 13, lsTtt.
j IFTJ RITIT UR FI
CrpHAN TTf /CHEAPEST
HEAPER A AHE W
lllack Walnut Driving < axe Miiitv, Full Warble, I#
Pieeex, *3O. Cottage Knits *2O. The Beat Parlor
koods lu Tho Market For The Money. Walnut Bn
rean W ith Ida**. *lO. (btmlt'oniinon Bedxteadtt, 19.
Ami a Full Line OF Other Furniture Cheaper Than
tnt House In The Mate. Term* Mtrietly Cash
IVEKA THOM A*.
12 ,V -tt Wliiti- Halt Si reel. Atlanta, Ga. Aug. i’i, '7ft
OF \MIICM A
.1. R. HA A IF.LI, A 4 0.
'I fi side m’ the Public Square.
MARIETTA . . . GEORGIA.
Do ft tecs in
j
10X37- GrOOd-S,
, t '-alien of different kind-. Men's and I.a
--1 ilic-Shoes, Men's amt Roy’- ItaN. Sjoiol
< 'ottou, Sheeting. etc..
FA AC A' GltOt EKIEK
j Meat. Meal, Flour, l.anl. Soda, Htikiug
Powder. Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Rice, (..fits.
Butter. Cheese, Cracker-. Oysters,
j Spies*, Pepper, (linger, Clove.-, starch
1 Soap, Bluing, and also Fancy and Slick
1 Candy. C igar-. Tobacco, Snutf, Powder
and Shot, and also Sugar, Coffee. Salt.
Ten. Rice, Grits. Kero.-ene, *Will
sell cheap for cash. Tin* patrosiageof
tlio piddle solicited.
.1. H. DAM El.I. ,t CO.
Marietta, Jan. 1, 187'-*. ly
I
Nl ATIONAI. II OTEL,
IKK oNI.\ 1111-T-n ASS IIOTKI. IN
Ballon - - - -Georgia.
Roto*, jn r *?/H)
Roto*. jor Wool. *B.OO.
Roto*, por Month. *Bo.oo.
Large sample Room- for Cominei-eial
Traveler.-.
V. I.FAVts. Proprietor.
VV . M. LEWIS. Clerk.
INDIGO,
READY MIXED PAINTS
f
LINSEED OIL.
TANNERS OIL,
MACHINE OIL.
LARI) OIL,
SEEDS
<■!•*;* t Reduction li Prices.
Knowing that very many of the peo
ple of this country feel the need of
Dental work, who owing to the high
prices asked for the same and the scarci
ty of money, cannot afford it, l have de
termined to do what I can to bring
prices and lirst class work within the
KKArn of ali.; to do this I will put in
Gold Fillings from 30cts t0.#1.00. A
nialgam Fillings from 23 to 30cts. Gut
tapercha and other cheaper fillings 23
cents. Full sets of artificial teeth $5 to
f 10. I will work on time when retpie-t
--ed to do so by responsible parties.
Having an office built ami lifted up
esjtccially for my business and supplied
with first class instruments and appara
tus I am prepared to perform all ©itera
tions on the teeth in tlie best manner
possible. Hememher. 1 guarantee my
work. 1 also manufacture a Superior
Tooth Powder for cleaning and beauti
fying the Teeth, for pirfuniing the
breath and inflamed gums.
Don't forget the place, office in
Mcflatcey’s Building. South-west enr
uor Public Square.
A. RKYVOI.DS, JK, D. Ds.
,fa tt. -in. 1 v
n. T. <;KIhT,
t IIKKOKEK S I’RKET,
Mis Ssnsss Mikfir
AND TtDPAIRETJ.
ietta, Gw*.. March Hi. lirr. ly