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were In the ascendant although the volume OF bus-
ness was only moderate, and on the call New York
Central closed higher than at the same time yes
terday, Erie 2, Reading IL. Northwestern preferred
l. Fort Wayne " Milwaukee and ST. Paul preferred
IL, Ohio and Mississippi y, Pacific Mail TX, Ten
nessee skies lex coupon), y; new ISSUE Ia, and Mis-
souri State skies 4. Government securities were
steady but dull At the open board at one O'Clock
prices were generally higher. and Erie sold at 4ss
New York Central 12sH and Reading %. AT
the second regular board there was no material
change In prices and the call Erie closed = higher
snan at The first regular board. Reading n, Fort
wayne y, Tennessee skies lex coupou) l. and new
Hsue "a WINE New York Central closed Y lower I
OHIO and Mississippi ~ and Pacific Mail a. Gov.
eminent securities were strong and the aye.twen.
ties OF 1867 showed an advance Of x. A, ,he oner
board at half-past three Erie sold at 49, New Yors
Central 12sk, Reading 90, aud Pacnc Man
I12A The market being dun but Arm. subsequently
che transactions were a very moderate scale ana
o. the close the following quotations were cnrrent
Pacific Mall, 1lsk llais Ohio and Mississippi 2s,,
Ass; Mariposa preferred, 14Js 10; western Union
Telegraph, 34,.; New York Central, i2s l2sA; Ere,
t9a4o4; Reading, s5s et; Michigan Southern, s3Js
asa Cleveland and Pittsburg, 80 sot1; Rock Island,
los 103k; Northwestern, Sss a $780,: Northwestern
preferred, ss,E q ssx; Fort Wayne, 100 q 1921.
The earnings OF the Erie Railroad In the FIRST
twenty-four days OF September were sl,27e,s5o.
against 81, 4237 5o In the corresponding number OF
days last year. the decrease being s1assoo This de-
crease occurred before the reduced tarir went into
operation, and the rates now are from one 20 two
hundred per cent lower than they have been for the
kst SIX months, all classes OF freight being taken TO
and from New YORK ana Chicago by rail the entire
distance for 40 cents per hundred pounds or IS per
ton, whereas the previous rate for frat class freight
~as 81 -, for second class 81 CO. for third Glars
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1868-11-13
Legal .AdTertis
EXECUTORS SALE.

II.
WILL. be sold at Executors Sale in the Town Of
Canton. Cherokee county Georgia, cif the LIST Tues
dav In DECEMBER next the following lots of land
belonging to the Estate III DIR. j. NJ McAfsef
late of said county for the benefit Of the heirs and
creditors. so-wit Tatipottion OF Lots Nos. IIa2,
1863 and 1914 lying on the west side ct eNocnday
Creek containing some "a acres, most Of which is
fine bottom land in cultivation LotsNo. I21, 1166,
1927. and 10 acres of lot No, 1863 Also that pof-
t;on az lots No 1910 1863 1897 lying east of Reeves
Creek. in all some 140 acres Said settlement has
dwelling on Il and some 40 acres IN cultivation,
f,art of which is fine bottom land. Also Lots 1885,
lO65. 1864 1925 1924 mail 200 acres. Said settle
ment has dwelling on and about 80 cleared
land ofvbch some 60 acres is fine bottom land. Al
SO. Lots Nos 99I, 992, 1913, Containing 100 acres on
which there is a dwelling and some 80 acres in cult
yation. of which some IS is fine bottom. Also, Lots
Nos. 917, 918, 919, s82, 1893, 6S4, s43, SAG, and
that portion of Lot S47 (which lies on the south side
Little River containing 80 acres in all 430 acres.-
Said settlement is well improved has some 800 acres
in cultivation Of which $50 acres is fire bottom
land living on Little River. Also, lots Nos. III: ~
S43 some go acres in cultivation Of which about ~
acres Is fine bottom land, with pretty good house
onit Also. Lots Nos III and 772 most Of which b
in cultivation and residence on it. Also Lot No.
SOB. all being in 18th dist. and I'd sect These set
Elements all Join each other and can be bought at
private sale any time between this and day Of sale.
Terms made known on day Of sale. Those desiring
good lands in a neighbOrho0d OF churches, hne
schools merchant mills and a good neighborhood
would do we'll to,ca and look at the settlements
Said lands lie on MONDAY, Reeves Creek, Little
River and Mill Creek, some 10 to Ii miles north
of Marietta. September 23d, 1868.
L. A. McAFEE, 3-as ~
r. b. McAEEE, Executors.
4Printers fee $20.1 m9rsvfe sar
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

BY virtue of an order OF the Honorable the Court
of Ordinary of Cobb County will be sold before the
court house door in Marietta of said county. dur
ing the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in
December next the foIlowingre real estate to-wit
1876. 1877 III and north half of 738 and 81 off
of east side of 632, containing in all three hundred
and eighty two and half acres more OF less in the
18th dist and I'd section of Cobb county About Ice
acres of said land cleared including about 40 acres of
good bottom land and in high state of cultivation
With comfortable dwellings,, barns, stables, ous
houses, SSc Also a new gin house and cotton
screw built last year. As good spring water as
there is in North Georgia. Sold as the property Of
the estate of William Lemon late of SAID county de
ceased for the benefit of the heirs Of said deceased-
Terms one halfcash the balance in 6 and IL months
with bond for titles. Purchaser paying Tor papers,
&c. GARRETT s. OGLESBY, Admir-. ~
De bonus non with will annexed. 81
Marietta Ga, Oct 10. 1868.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

UDY virtue of an or der from the Court of Ordinary
Il . of Cobb county, Ga will be sold before tho
Court House door in the city of Marietta on the first
Tuesday in December next within the legal
hours Of sale the following property towt: Lots of
land Nos 122, I23, 223 g35 236 and 237, all in the
18th Dist and 2nd Section Of Cobb county, contain
ing two hundred and forty acres more or less, with
one hundred and fifty acres cleared andin high state
of cultivation with comfortable dwellings, barn. g. a.
bles &C., also, a well OF good water in the yard
Gothards Creek RAINING through the tract Of land.
Sold as the property of the estate of Watson Ores
ham, deceased for tbs benefit of the heirs and cred;A
tors of said deceased Terms Cash. Oct. 5, 1868.
WILLIAM FLORENCE,
Admir- With Will Annexed
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printers fee $7.5W s
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue of an order of the Honorable the Court
of Ordinary of Cobb county, Ga will be sold before
the court house door in the city of Marietta said
county of Cobb, during the legal hours ofsae onths
first Tuesday in December next the following real
estate o-wit One store house and lot situated in the
town of Ackworth in said county of Cobb bounded
on The north by the lot formerly owned by Awtrey
and on the South by the Graham lot, the same
fronting on the Marietta and Cassvile Street road
Thirty feet ard running back to the Cross Street
about one hundred and sixty feet. Sold the
property OF the estate of A. j. Slotterback deceased
for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said de-
ceased. Terms cash. This October End, 1868. s-,si
HIM. HAMMETT, admir-.
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-

WM. L. MASsrIEfn, sec'y, Oakley Mills Manu-
sfactugipg Go. -gaF sir: ainrenly toy0IT enaiify
asio my experi5ce with yoiil Flour VI Raw lone,
viii state that used about rs pounds to the acre
on q portion OF my corn crop. lltis was too small
selantity and hereafter Eshail more TO the acre
The results however are very satisfactory and on
come of tie land the Ncld think i doubled and on
,,oneoe Il less tlian one and half times what it
would Ia Ne hepn without the Bore Dust. used on
i portion OF my crop Gnano and Bone Flour side BY
side. The Bone Flour shows mach tle best resaits
Used libafally, Believe tie Flour ofRaw Bone Will
pay and pay we'll hEUBEN LAIlMEh.
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VIM Root & Sons Column.
D.. JOHN BULLS
Ct r E. A T r Z M Z ID e S
-sa-.S7 i u xssss @rss.
BULLS CEDRoN BlTTERs
AUTHENTIC DoCU NJ z n rs
AhKAs HEARD FROM.
Testimony Of Medical Hen.

stoney Point, White Co.. Ark, May 49, '66.
ID. JOHN BUIIs-Dear Sir: Last February A
was in Louisville purchasing drugs, and gotso
Of year Sai4aparilia and Ccaren BitteTs.
Ivy son in law who was with me ntse store, has
been down with Rheumatism for some time, con-
inenced ON the Bitters and soon found his general
health improved.
DIR. Gist who has been in bad health, tried them,
and he Also improved.
DIR. Coffee who has been in bad health fer sever
Al years--stoH,GcI. and Erer afected-lie improved
very much by the use of your Bitters. Indeed the
Ceiron Btters has given you great popularity IN
this settlement. think could sell a great qian-
tty Of your medicines this fall--especialy of your
Ceiron Bitters and Sarsaparilla. Ship me via
Memphis ,care of Ricket and Nelly. Il
Respectfully,
c. u. WALKER.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE hr

b d of Ordinary ofCobb county Ca will be sold
before the Court House door in the city Of Marietta
said county of Cobb during the legal hours ofsale on
the first Tuesday in December next the following real
estate to wit: Lot OF land No. 466, 467, and ten
acres off of the northwest of lot 49, i'll the 10
District and second section contanngin the aggre-
gate ninety acres more or less r
Sold at Administrators Sale the property of the
Estate of Mark A. Lane deceased ate Of said Coul-
tv for the benefit of heirs OF said deceased. Terms
Cash this Oct. Z '68.
THOMAS MANNING, Admir-
printers fee $7.5W ct
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GEORGIA. COBB CooNTY.

Whereas it having been represented to me that
Henry Lasster late of said County decd, died in
testate and no person having applied for the Admin
istration the estate of said deceased. M ssy svg
These are therefore to cite and admonish all per-
sons concerned to show if any they have,
before the first Monday in December next why the
Administration of the Estate of said deceased shonld
not vest in the Clerk of the Superior Court of said
county or some other fit and proper person.
Given under my hand as Ordinary at Office in Ma
rietta, this Oct 20, 1868. see
ELLISON A. DOBBS, Ordinary.
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GEORGIA, Cobb County.

WHEREAS, w. D. Anderson, Administrator upon
the estate Fl. r. Latimer deceased, having applied
TO me for dismission from said administration
These are therefore to cite and admonish all ard
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
to file their objections, if any they have, in my
Office, on or before the first Monday in january
next otherwise letters of disnission win be granted
the applicant at the term of the Court of Ordinary
of said county. Given under my hand as Ordinary
nj Office, in Marietta this July IL 1868. - ~
JNO G. CAMPBELL. Ordy.a
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GEORGIA CHEROKEE COUNTY

Whereas. John r. Stephens Admir- with will an
nexed of John H. Stephens, represents to the court
in his petition duly filed and entered ON record that
he has fully discharged his ust, Admir- afore
said This is therefore to cite all persons concerned
to show cause if any they can, why said Administra-
tor should not be discharged from his Administra-
ton and receive letters of Dismission on the first
Monday in December next. May 9th 1868 "a
w. r. b. MOSS. Ord'y.
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xks rs a MAGox, Ga, Adg, Goth 1863.

1ts& sfAGox, Ga, Ang, Goth 1869,
MeSsrs Cook 81 CHECK Marietta, Ga.-Gerlts:
Mr. Rice was out at Mr.. Hancocks last week and
walked all the place. lie thinlsiti is dong ne-
" and asAetter prospects than any other around.
fhe cotton has not shed much also the cotton that
has the Bone Dust under it, be thinks viii yield at
the lowest calculation enc third more cotton per
acre than that which has the regular g,laiio on it
Tie stalk is very full siru and is sill making 1t as
fast as any he ever s.ass MT Hancock says lie will
make les zialts Mr. Rice says between 80 and l0O
Bales stsd with good spasofs perhaps more.
.Yefy Respectfully.
III EnsfE e Co
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
To my United States and Worldwide
Readers.

have received many testimonials from profess
onal and medical men, as my almanacs and various
notifications have shown, all of which genuine.
The foIlowinglefter from highly educated and
popular physician in Georgia, is certainly one of the
most sensible communications have ever received:
DR.. Clement knows exactly what he speaks Of, and
his testimony deserves to be written in letters Of
gold Hear what the Doctor says Of BULLS
WORM DESTROYER:
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VILLAow, WALKER COUNTY GA, I
June %, 1866.

Dr. Solm BuIl-DearSir; have recently given
your "Worm Destroyer several trials, and md
wonderfully ecacious. 1t has not failed in snf
ole Instance to have the wished for effect. am do
ing pretty large country practice, aud have daily
use for some article of the kind. am free to con
fass that know of no remedy recommended by the
ablest authors that is SO certain and speedy its
extreme. NV object in writing you is to find ont
pom what termsI can get the medicine directly II,
e.om you. fl can get upon easy terms shall use
n great deal oft am aware that the Use OF such
articles is contrary to the teachings and p ,ctjce Of
agreat majority of tie regular line OF NJ. Ds' but
edy Which we know to be efficient, simply because
may be ignorant of its combination For my pal 9
to hail make it a rule to use all and any mean.
alleviate suffering humanity which may be able
to commaud-not hesitating because some one more
Ingenious than myself may have learned its effects
first. and secured,that knowledge. However, by
no means an advocate or supporter OF the thousands
Of worthless nostrums that flood the country, that
nurnort TO cure all manner Of disease to viii h hui
man flesh is heir Please reply soon, and inform
ma If vour best terms am sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, II. d.
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80 Ass% ~ sfsf II, ~ 4 Nth 1e6S.
JF. Noting Act. Oakley Mills Mang Co. -
Dear Sir :--In cempHskde sil yoar request to give
my experience With the useof Flour Of Raw Bone
i lave 10 say that used houg on Melons and Iur,
nips and am satisfied that i Increased the yield "
otl.these clos to more than double what they would
la laeuawtthout trguHe of your Bone Dust Ih'
= Is s .ss iii..-sasa he THinil are iias
1arges, aud finest have eyer seen.
believe your Bone Dust 70 be the very best fer
tilizer iii use ior 81 eEaps and isaiend to use IT ho-
orally on ny Wheat this fall and on my Corn, Cot
ton, &c, next year.
Hoping you may layar abundant 4Aecess ~ your
lel1ahIa aeae rpflse 4areA
4 WNars RI Very Respectfully,
G. A. UAIRSToN.
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PorDnn sPRINes, Ga, Sept :, '6s.

Oakley Mills Manufacturing Co.s-4Gentlemen:t a
haveapplied the Flour Of Raw Bone on Cotton this
year and am lappy to say it has given me entire sat
iefaetions tftShe Cotton il gooa again when the
Bone Dust is aApliad as when i was nQtnut IN Tie
same field hoayN Bolls very fun and is opening
very fine SuipSees any other fertilizer in opening
early e Nc-y Respectfully,
IS t@@ M8EIoN C, KIsER.
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Benton Barracks, Co., April 80, 1878.

Benton Barracks, Co, April 80, 1878.
DIR. Holm Bull--Dear Sir Knowing the efiicien-
cv Of your S:.rsapara, and the healing and bene7
fetal qualities it possesses, send you the following
statement of my case.
was wounded about two years ago-was taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months Beng
moved so often, my wounds have not healed yet.
have not sat up a moment since was wounded.
an Shot through the hips My general health is
Unmarried. and | need something to assist nature.
have more faith in your Sarsaparilia than In any
fling else wish that that is genuine. Please ex
nrese me half a dozen hotties, and oblige
- CAPT. c. 2. JOHNSON,
St Louis Mo-
P. S-The following was written April 80, 1868,
nv Mrs Jennie johnson, mother of Capt. Johnson
DIR. BUII-Dear Sir My husband DR.. G.
johnson, was a skillful surgeon and physician ID
Central New York, where he died, leaving the
above C. p johnson to my care At thirteen years
ofane he had chronic diarrhea and scrotula, for
which gave him your Sarsaparila. 1T CURED
HIM. | have for ten years recommended 1T to
many in New York Ohio, and Iowa, for scrofula,
fever sores, and general debility. Perfect success
has attended it, The effected an some cases Of
scrofula and erer acre almost nasracuto@s'
am very anxious for my to again have recourse
to vour Sarsanarilla He is fearful of getting a
snnr;eus article hence his writing to you for it
His wounds were terrible, but believe he will re-
cover. Respectfully, .+o>~r
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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w SSsrlfr,, SEC d NJ NJ. Co,-sir:-
Having tried your Flour Of Raw Bone the present
wear II stice toyou, have the pleasure Of stating
ibaf M, satisfedniy use Of it was good invest
meat. MY corlrstood tlP dry hot weather OF last
s,sramer tpos# sitfefipg o. burning IN the Least,
tho seed corn before covering. From my experience
/ can confidently reeongnehd your Raw Bone as a
si,t rate artilizer com and viii take pleasure in
sIowi1ir nv crop 10 ay enc who will visit my pace,
:snies north Of MARTHA on The Ben Ferry hoao.
Tcantemnlate usno your Raw Bone extensively on
MY wheat this fall.
Your aresat liberty to-use the above N any way
Ge. think prudent.
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srHSs.ys cor ssfTIpg, That med Ton Of Flour
OF fs1ne this sear on any Gotten and well
aTeaseluithi H. si have sllis day bougltone Ton to
mt on my Nheat-I thiulvif viii double the amount
.of Cotton, and Wilde better fer wheat
sFN SAMUEL MODIFY.
Sept. efet. 1855. RI Floyd County.
p. 81 ordered iie above Flour Of Raw Bone
from Oakley Mills Manufacturing Co, Marietta last
i. f.. HOOPER.
Floyd County.
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DIR. ToHN BULL,
Manufacturer and Vender of the Celebrated
SMITH'S TONIC SYR UP
FOR THE CUREOF
4GTE A. NO J. E e & u
ChiIls and Pc YER,

The proprietor of this celebrated medicine justly
claims for it superiority all remedies ever OF.
fered to the public for the safe certain, speedy, and
Fever. whether of short or long standing He re-
fers to the entire Western and Southwestern coun-
try to bear him testimony to the truth of the asser
ton, that IN no case whatever viii it fail to cure, IT
the directions are strictly followed and carried out
In great many cases single dose has been sufic-
lent for cure and whole families have been cured
by single bottle, with perfect restoration of the
general health. 1t is, however, prudent, and in
every case more certain to cure its use continued
in smaller doses for week or two after the disease
has been checked, more especially in ficult and
long standing cases. Usually, this medicine will
not require any aid to keep the bowels in good or
der; should the patient however require cathartic
medicine. after having taken three four doses of
the Tonic, single dose of BULLS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS will be sufficient
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office:
No. 40 Fifth, Cross Street,
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BrLLs SARSAPAnlhLA.
GOOD REASON Or TIE CAP
TAIN'S FAITH.

Read Tie Cayotatss letter and The Letter from has
Mother.
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yy.KInY "a 8IAx. co--Gentleren I'll here
a, iEe Won die result OF MY experience with your
Fkksf cfY RAN f5o.e on my eefii crop.
last April bought from you BIZ OF Bone Dust
also bought about tie same amount Of Guano, and
used tllose Inannpes es ial!eMs: Ifoaked my seed
laad MASTER and planted the best laud in the field
villa iablq spooiid GnMno to eaeli BIZ Of corn
then PLANTED tie poorest part Of The field With corn
soaked as before aud rolled IN land plaster ana pat
nj ec aillaboat ablespoentalni yepfi ionrsot RaV
The hill but only Left one stalk to the Hill where
lad G.iafo am well satisfied iatthe Land where
pu sllour OF Bone las II ieast 1-3 more corn on
!;e 1t q III
tie Bone Dt of e field tes1 sood ear q corn
and there are two Stalks to the hill.
siam.so well satisfied with tie Flour Of Raw Bones
that am lsow deielnlreo touse i hereafter IN flti-
ereree to Guano. Audi nyitsany farmer 70 look ai
my corn and seaisI am notraht
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- ABRAHAM GREEN.
p. zsfhave walked over tne field of corn de-
scribe in above and tlul. he above statements are
corSact w. =. MANsEIEID-
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
We have been shown copy of another letter
from Gen. Dix on the Presidential question,
.JUDGE SHARSWOODS MIL.

The letter of Justice John NJ. Read of Penn
sylvania sets forth, in language as decorous as
it is distinct, the gross abuses which the mode
of naturalizng foreigners in Judge Sharsw0ods
branch of the court renders possible II not
prevalent. Coming as this statement does from
the most eminent and esteemed jurlst OF the
State, it commands attention and compels re-
spect IL appears that the foreigners are passed
through the court with systematic division
of labor for facilitating speed which the court
might have copied from Cincinnati slaughter
house. where one knocks down, another sticks"
and others successively douse and scrape the
animal BY the system of dispatch practlced
in Judge SharswOods court, 700 to 800 sets OF
naturalization papers are issued per day. but
the clerk who signs them thinks it quite probable
some of them of them may not have been sworn
to-. Indeed, these papers, signed and complete
in all respects except the name of the voter
which could be filled in with any name, have
been found by dozens on the persons OF Demo-
cratic strikers and runners now under arrest
and in jail. This fact fully proves the scandal
Gus l0OseneSs of the practice IN Judge Shars-
woods court, and the wide door it "opens to
viIlainy. Even the poor privilege Of access to
the records of naturalization necessary to en-
able the public to find out who are
natualized, and whether their sworn statements
are true, is evaded or denied by Judge Shars-
wood. 1t is cheering to know that on the third
Monday of the month the court will sit again
in full bench, and will unite in an order sup
pressing the abuses of Judge Sharswoods
naturalization mill. Though Judge Read treats
it with the calm language of official decOrum,
public opinion will be less punctilious in the
choice of mild words for the rebuke of this
shameful prostitution of the powers of high
judicial station to the behests of party.
Judge Sharswood holds his present Office by
the very votes gained by just such fraudulent
naturalization papers as he is now taeltly
assisting to issue. On the other hand, his asso-
ciates on the bench owe their seats to their judi
cial integrity and legal learning. It's, however.
too much to expect that Judges elected by frauds
shall he very sincerely opposed to frauds. We
cannot gather grapes of thoTs, nor figs OF
thistles But if Judge Sharswood desires to
retain the respect even of the better portion of
the Democratic party, he must inaugurate
serious reform in his court, and that quickly.