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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-06-25

A graduate Of deown east" high
school makes the following comment on
Pocahontas: ,'pocahontas was a great man
-Pocahontas was noble, kind heorted
and true man Hold on" cried his
companion, -'Pocahontas was a woman
She was. eh p said Ichabod; that's just
my luck; how am ] expected to know; |
never read the Bible"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-06-25
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-06-25

biELES I'D - In If.
REPOSITORY OF Firgni@ iili,i Society at
s3ARGELT'S Cheap Book Store Wooastot
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-06-25

~ If babies could only speak what funny
secrets could they let out. They hear
great many things that other people don't;
aud probably it is about as well that 10Th
er people are not around about that time.
Wigsly was asked what mine was best
tl-lhtt s. HI. and K llitd .sniiiln nwi =
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-06-25

A pcrsot who undertakes to raise HIM
self by scandalizing others, ght as well
sit on wheelbafroW and try to wheel HIM
self
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-06-25

4 young lover out west, euogising his
girls beauty. said' IN Be doggoned if
she amt as purity as red wagon :"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-06-25

4 youth of fourteen and q maid of
twelve. residing with their parents in Min
neapoliis, became so enamored with each
other over dime novels that they conclud-
eel to set up housekeeping on their own ac-
count in "a deserted shanty, where they
We're discovered by the police. a
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-06-25

A grim old Judge, otter herring flow
cry discourse fiom & pretentiohs young
barrister, advised aim 10 pluck ont the
feathers from the wings Of his Imagination
and stick them in the tail Of his Judgment.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-06-25

Mems preJudioes are like tender plants:
they need to be handled il tho most deli
cate manner.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-06-25

The fish y lake Nollychunkemunk.
Maine are said to be superior to those of
either lake Wooleyoksehaconk or Moose
tochmegautc Those Of lake Chaubungo-
gunganlaug. were very fine, but they all
got choked to death in trying to tell where
they lived.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-06-25

When you hear man say life is but
a dream" tread On his corns and wake
him mp Life is real.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-06-25

The person who said that his mouth ne
yer uttered lie, always speaks through
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-06-25

IF your fat irons are rough, rub them
with fine salt, and it will make them
smooth.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-06-25

] AVN CALICOS al Cobh's cheap store
= opposite Court House.
v-TIEGANT DRESS GOODS.
Il al Cobb's cheap store opposite Court
House.
ET5IBROIDERED COLLARS & CUFFS
Z q very cheap at Cohb's opposite Court
House.
NIL WOOL CAs&IMEREs FORT z IS,
Il al Cobb's cheap store Woodstock Va.
EADIE'S HATS fine ASSORTMENT.
u al Cobb's cheap store opposite court house.
A HINT TO THOSE CONCERNED
Money is wanted Oil outstanding accounts
a. Ccb5's opposite he Cour; Honse
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-06-25

Money is wanted Oil outstanding accounts
y Ccb5's opposite the Cour; Honse
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-06-25

HENTTo THOSE CONCERNED
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

Mrs, POote. slse mother Of TIE bride. wore heavy
lilac SIN trtu,med with white point lace.
N. ", Were an elegant black lace over black silk.
Tne BRIDE was given away BY her father and alter
i've sSo S Sss neo sd Tp Ss
beautiful wife received the congratulations Of their
Mrs His. Ann s stephens, the distinguished suthoress,
who has been at the National for some mopths past
Il one Of Mrs Foote'S warmest friends, and II was
her cultivated taste and Judgment that designed the
The wedding presents, Of which there was large
number were very rich and beautiful the first being
By Tiaany CO., of New York. and S which took ~ the
arst prize at the Paris Exposition. The workman
snip snip on s,Ss this was exquisite and tns entire ser
present was from Mr.. Cutler, Of Missouri. the next
was costly brooch and eardrops, byzantine mosaic
other was very handsome an gold SracsIst nom sena
tor Anthony. Mrs. Henry Bourbon OF Troy, and
Mrs. Frank a,.a Arnold, q New Yort, each present;
with gold. Mrs. General wadsworth and Mrs.
William Osborn, Of Missouri, each presented pair
salt spoons TO match. Rodgers statuette 1.-THE
School Examination y from Miss I. Favor, Of New
ladle lined with gold nom Mrs. A. II. Martini Of Mis-
souri, Butter knives. salt spoons and olive forks,
Of silver ladies', very heavy, from Mrs Norton, Of
Troy. Napkin rings, sugar bowl and cream pitcher,
Sn sn1 d % Msw Scn m ends ys ny n
Gold handkerchief ring and chain, from Mrs Chiids
OF New York. Set of malachite jewelry, from
Mr.. James Bourbon, Of Troy, N. Y. Hand
some Chardenier vases, from Thomas Bourbon, Of
Troy. B0nbOnretere very handsome, from
Mrs: Ingalls. Silver cake basket, lined with
@a @ Sn wtS Win SoTs sasss Grem Te Mrs
8. T. Jones, Of New York. Heavy gold
pencil from Mrs. Sternberg Of Reading Pa
Pair Of soup ladies from the Misses Arnold. Set Of
Chardenier vases, from Miss Arnold OF New York.
Complete set Of Mrs. Ann s. Stephens works, hand
nd MI
Of the country.
Among the distinguished persons present were
President Johnson and Mrs. Patterson, Gene,
raj Grant and lady, Chief Justice Chase
and Miss Nettie Chase, Senator Sprague and
s1 snd ana a senator
and lady, Secretary Browning, lady and Miss Edes
Of Georgetown; Hon. Montgomery Blair and lady
and Miss Wnloch, OF OHIO; Senator Chandler and
lady.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

tiun OF the records and papers OF those OMEGA The,
committee viii be aE1ed I'm their Investigations BY
General Jefries, Register Of the qveasury who has
been dssgnased ey The Secretary o tue Treasury for
that purpose, and by Mr.. Scott from the Adjutans
Generals once, detsiled by Secretary sehoneld.
The manner In which frauds now 10 be Investigated
were perpetrated b said to be AZ folows:-Oolored
soldiers who were slaves were allowed only $lOo
bounty, while those who were frecmen were allowed
$500 bounty. 1t is charged that the claims OF SOL
diers who were slaves were 30 altered during the
process OF settlement as to call for $500, the claim
ants being represented free. The extra $780, 1t Is
alleged, were divided between the individuals CON-
posing the ring engaged in settling the bounies for
colored troops. The investigation, It is expected,
win develop some rich operations In the disburse-
ment OF the public moneys, and several high ocials
will probably be inculpated. Ct
Illness ef Senator Hendrlcks. r
Senator Hendricks, OF Indiana, has been suffering
for several days past from slight iness Yesterday
he was unable to be present in the Senate and day
but for a short time.
The Last Hours or President Lincoln.
Colonel Bachelder's painting Of the 'sLast Hours
OF President Lincoln" on exhibition tonight to
the heads q departments and distinguished per-
sonages in the city. Quite large crowd was present
during the evening, among whom were General
Schofeld, Secretary welles. ex-secretary Stanton
and number Of foreign Minister'S n-n
Leave Of Absence Granted 10 Lieutenant
Farragut.
The Secretary OF War has granted leave OF absence
for three months, with permission TO visit Europe TO
Second Lieutenant Loyal FarIagut Lieutenant Far
ragut Intends to Join the squadron under the COM
mand OF his father Admiral Farragut and has re-
ceived permission to deiay reporting for duty the
expiration OF his leave until the lst Of January, 1862
Special Detail Of q Retired Army Omcer.
BY direction Of the President, In accordance with
Major J. Il. Whittesby United States Army (retired)
has been detailed Professor Of Military Science
the Cornell University at Ithica, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
CLEARED.

Steamship Erin tBr) Webster, Liverpool National Steam
Steamship Caedoni. Br, Mcdonald, Glasgow Henderson
steamship Ataan,a (Br, Dixon, London-Howland As.
Steamship Vile de Paris tFr), surman Havrs-G Mac
Steamship Bavaria (NG) Meyer, Hamburg-Kuuhardt &
Steamship Moneka, MarshmAn, Chsrlesson-whesler &
steamship Ellen Terry Chaplin, Newbern Nc-Mmr.y,
Ship American Eagle, Moore Morgan Sons
Ship Arracan, Spencer, Bristo-E Morgan Sons
Ship ster OF tbe'wes ,Br, Perry, st John, NBs Thomp
ship wheeler tBr) wlmarth St John NB-wlliam.
1ari RuOinacci dta, Cas.elano Naplss-F cousinsry
Bark FOres. Queen OBJ, Drew, Doboy Island, Gar
Brig Santos tswsl -, Rio Janeiro via Ezabc:hpor-
Brig Lotus tBr,, kimbal, rru.nlo- Brett Son & Co
s%~ aS asS;
ssh Carleton sr Hisar; Ssssauos nSess Sar'e
sc6r Laura sBr, cieare aarbor i.and~i Douglass
schr W Clesre tBr, Roberts, Harbor Isand-Jas Doug
schr Jas veldren. Cavalier, Jacksonville-van Brnt 4
sehr Enchan.ress, cout saysnnah-N McCrealy Co.
Schr Ann Susan, Henderson, Wilmington, NO-Doner
schr G A johnson, Willis Washington. NC
schr Adeline Townsend Townsend Richmond--N L Nc
schf fhos Fish, Wiley, Alexandria, VAL Loud Co.
schr Mary Gray, Allyn, l'ncssyiIe.
ARRIVALS
REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
ssa'ss S rsss sr wssD1 Liverpool June aud
Steamship George Cromwell, Vail, New Orleans, June ~
with muse and passengers, 10 Cromwell 4 Co.
Ship Adophine NG), Bartes Bremen, 81 days with mdse
% Heas asd a.ps Of ss
ian passenger fell from the poop deck
Experienced heavy westerly winds mp the BANKS; saw
large quantities OF ice the Banks since light variable
winds and dense fog
was spoSsn George: sioa so6 inst % BY ypi he
yacht 6eo w Blunt No H.
Bark Eugenia CRrl, Dennis, Mon,evdeo So days with
hides, &c, to Boyd HincSen Been days OF Hat.eras
Brig Enek Finsyson ST croix Il days. with sugar and
rum, TO X Buck Co.
Brig Annie seymour tBr) Newbod Bermuda days with
produce, to Jones Lougb
Brig Essex, Sleeper, New Haven.
schr Lady Baanerman tBrl Roberts, Green Turtle Cay
AbAcoa days, with pineapples TO Jas Dougss Left
schr stephen Morgan, Bennett, Alexandra.
Schr Williams, Ruond. Alexandria
Schr Isaac Hinckley Wa,iing, Virginia
schr Moses Leonard, Lyman, Virginia.
Schr Eizabeth Harter Virginia.
Schr Jacob Birdsail Hazleton, Virginia.
schr Fitch, aies, Bangor, 10 days, with laihs and
schr Julia, Nash, Mnbridee, with lumber to Simpson
0app. tThe discharged part cargo at College Point.
Scbr Rebecca G Lane. Lane, vinaihaven
Scbr Charlotte kingsland, Wright, Gloucester.
Schr Louisa, Hatch, Boston.
schr Queen of the Orpe whtmore, Fall River.
schr Davidson, Smith, Fall River.
d Schr Susan TAYLOR, Lord, Fall River
schr Orator. Gibbs, Providence for Enzabelhpor.
echr Hnrre Ned, wilson, Providence for Ezabelhport.
Schr Annie, Selsey, New Haven for Eiizabethport.
Schr Nara, Fisher, Bridgeport for Phsdephia
SAILED
Steamships Ellen Terry Newbern; Moneka. Charleston
Wind a, sunset Sw, Light.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, June 20, 1855,
ARMS FOR THE MILITIA.

AIMS FOR THE MILITIA.
NJ. PANE. trep.)o Wis.,, introduced bill TO pro-
td, for the issue OF arms for the use Of the militia
i.,VesTcd TO The Committee on Militia.
Ine soU1BgES REsTohATlos ACT.
wrtf'nrIELn rcp9 OF Pa, osered a resolution
30 ris 'he cierk Of hc HoDse 10 present Go he
.'t - 90 etifc 'Go aa a,'mitf,ov me state, NJ
CCJia LnSoupa seuln s,z,o,,as Ionas,ana s.......a
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
MISCELLANEOUS.


BsOI.UTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
~ New ork and States where desertioD cruel
other sufficient No pay 10 advance.
Advice free.
H. MuNNEL, Lawyer, ssi Broadway, room No ..
BsoLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED DIFFERENT
n States-Desertion, noD-support, 6c sDucen cause
publicity charge until divorce obtanc advice fee.
NJ HOwEs. Attorney, ss Nassau street.
A WELL KNOWN IMPORTING HOUSE HAS COM.
n peted arrangements with VAIL, batter, hi Fulton
purchased very prices from
current retail York Mills Shirts ~ 40;
ass SSsrs y . Sss Y sss dozen '''
4 OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELLEY col
N. cRs Lottery Of kentucky:-
snILDY ooLiiesmrxIrA cLAss sG, sgSs as issa
.uss.s e "a sosi.as-ai.ss = n q, @ ssa sSrs 80 - M is
!" ~ 10 o. NrRAscsk shITa n ! 30, ~ Managers. m m
80 Il sisS5oss-s..ss 81 @ 10, 1 surs " ss, isss
!" !" ST. q n'orsrfrRsR n "a ssssirRa q &c. sas.sss. ~ M
'' FRANCE, T sHrTs CO.
Cov'neton, Ny.
A -KENTUCKy STATE LOTTERY, EXTRA CLASS
xSsrUckY STATE. EXTRA CLASS sSs ssSIpsD ss rs-
:. ,sounI STATE CLASS 4os, yyfn a. lses -
xr,rSs.a y .si1soi.. = g. T. T. nss,psb e 81 !. .IssoU.r
sIsTr, O,As: sSl ;uss u iscs ..
rADuo.u E,sSa sS44SHi SidP$S 81 s.siSskS 81 aSs'.r'
clsS sss ~, sTsr % Ss's %' iss
- No. = S.sspls @ ~ - o. ~ 81 !" oiA:s 49,
I" g. S. 1SoS. ii ssi.Ss . u so y A.s...,. s y.
''' ~ .HURExY, EDDY CO.'S
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
Marine Disasters.

sHrr NoRprS ,Nor, for London, recently ashore near
Savannah will reload the cargo which was dis
the vessel not having sustained The slightest INJURY.
tour os ,n fonn sss,D ,lss wnsu S srS''e G at asar
rhnn Of Of Sn,nou,. sna on ah. arnnn ~ T en'nng
All hans who were on Jecs ID i'm pabsr M pa &
s.as .ar,,,.,, T., ,s. "'"'o', '"' mn" VI tuem
were seriously nJ"eu
MiseelIaueous.
wc..y. tyer.,a "a, a pro,ber .old n, ru,. .,o,,, -. H.
, ssh ,n IA isshs Of .ts.nsS,n pi1 sue.oo :, sos
Eas, Roson to George Annod oi Rssmnrs ~ ~ "a
ns sSoye vssSs has nfee decks M oo ons copper
ourcK p,sp ArcBsh,p Hsrmon (of Ba,b) lsls tons -.
Gently loaded coal at Baltimore fer Acapulco, making the
QUICKEST ever maze IN that port She
rived sh inst discharged zoo tons esas went on the Canton
Esway ana sna eoppe,ea' ,nen novel 70 gilmore
three days ship then drawing fe inch, when she was
.oweu 70 swsu "n1 snu oeso NoVv 'ohs hsh'
cred down 70 her. she went TO sea Mn
LAuNCHKD-M Cutler goth inst, from the Mil Dam Com
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
McCooie and Coburn-visit TO Their Quar-
tiers in Lawrencebnrs Jail-How They Talk,
Act and Feel.

From the Cincinnati Inquirer, June 25.l
To crafty our curiosity as 10 the manner n which
Coburn Jared at their quarters in the Lawrence
burg jail, we yesterday paid them Tying visit ON
aghting from the cars we proceeded TO the jail, and
were welcomed by Colonel Arnold the encient
we were shown to side room, where we found
McCoole sitting in an open window reading paper:
He looked 90 fresh as he did on the morning OF
May ~, when he shyed hts castor into the ring
at Cold sprfngse Indiana, and claimed the nat-
dred and nve pounds, and now turns the scales
at two hundred and fortysix p0undsa gain OF forty
one pounds In twenty-sfx days. He 10 In excellent
health and spirits although he says he would rather
He is very an nxious 70 have the matter decided BY
fair light and is much pleased with the statement
which comes from New York. that Frank Queen
the stakeholder and present referee, has decided
proves victorious in the squared circle; and also
that Mr. Queen has sgnded his intention Of bringing
the men together TO decide the difculty about two
months after the term Of their imprisonment expires
During this time McCoole believes he can bring him.
self to the splendid condition In which he appeared
ip the ring on the 27th OF last month.
In regard TO the prospect Of anil between nimeel
and Keenan, heretofore noticed, McCoole stated that
he had received no direct challenge, but II had been
ever he did not believe He bad no idea that Heenan
meant fight, for n he did he would have issued
challenge ntbe regular manner, ana dep0sted
forfeit to back II IN the hands OF some responsible
heenan ever intended TO appear in the ring again.
We then asked him, 'providedu Heenan docs chal-
lenge you, will you acceptY To this he replied that
Ike t1 not desire TO make any more matches until the
prescott one had been brought to satisfactory ter
inlnation. -Alter that he would be willing TO mcet
Iieenan O'pad syJn, Anpn F'hoi, or any other UaI'
Who desired 10 ehcDuDter him. NrtoOle cOosidgri
o. loys cnailcpst' =, gss ~ the lat,es as worth
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

pRINoR's SOVEREIGN CURE FOR CATARRH, BRoN-
chts and scrofua guaranteed BY natures potent rerne-
dals from plants All sns and
tive Liver kidney diseases ayspepsa piles
rheumatism, dropsy spermatorroa mercuria aud
other eruptive maades eradcaed forever Bottles ud
Or boxes root 70 nna scn by e,pre Medical circulars
Nurseries. Flushing. N. ".
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

The once OF the Herald steam yachts Whitehall sli
All communications from owners and consgnees Il
masters Of inward bound vessels viii be forwarded free
charge
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

r'o THE rADIEs- MOSQUITO BITES IMMEDbATELv
y cured oy Few applications OF d.. robbs' NenstA9
Lnimen', snd no mark left Only City cents. Sold by ~
!hs druggists. Depot 40 Tsrk place
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1868-10-16
Tgn EE aAsffAR(FEFFFA J9BRNAh.
NOT TAXED.

We heard citizen Of Richmond
laughingly remark yesterday that while
he is so poor that he can only raise
stamps to buy a peck ofnieai at a time,
there is some consolation in know
ing that he las nothing TO tax, and
hence paws no taxes. He seemed to for
gct that the corn from which his peck Of
meal is groundwas grown on taxed land,
plowcd by taxed pillow, drawn by tax
cd horses hitchcd with taxed gears. II
was hood with taxed hee, cultivated
with taxed implements, gathered with
a taxed wagon, drawn with taxed horses,
thrown into a taxed crib, Ashelled on a
taxed machine, measured in a taxed
measure, taken ina taxed sack, and
ground at taxed mill, sieved with a
taxed sive, mixed in a taxed pan, STIR
red with a taxed spoon, saltcd withtaxed
salt, putinto ataxcd bake-pan, baked
in taxed stove, laid utason a taxed
plate, cut with taxed knife, and lastly
eaten by pretty heavily taxed man.
Richmond Wig.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1868-10-16
GREAT MEN.

Homer was beggar; Plautus turned
mill Terrence was slave; Cethius
died in jail; Paul Borghese had four
teen trades, yet starved with them all !;
Tasso was often distressed for a few
shillings; Ccrvantcs died of hunger;
Camnns, the writer of "Lusiad," ended
his days in an almshouse; and Vangelas
left his body to the surgeons to pay his
debts. In England, Bacon lived life
time ofmcanncss and distress: Sir Wal
ter Raleigh died on the scaffold Spen-
Ger died in want; Milton sold his copy
right of paradise Lost" for ELS, and
died in ebscurity /; Dryden lived in pov,
crty aad distress Otway persisted Of
hunger; Lee died in the streets ;
Steele was in perpetual warfare with
tho baEAs Goldsmith's 'Vicar of
Wakefield was sold for trihe, to
save him from the graspof the law.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1868-10-16

WDY virtue Of an order from the Court of Ordinary
ND of Cobb county, Ga, will be sold before the
Court House door in the city of Marietta on the first
Tuesday in December next within the legal
hours of sale the following property to-wit Lots Of
land Nos 100, 1913, 223, 235 236 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 cleared and in high state
of cultivation with comfortable dwellings, barn, STA
bles &c, ALSO well OF good water in the yard
Gothards Creek running through the tract of land.
Sold as the property of the estate of Watson Ores
ham, deceased for the benefit of the heirs and credi
tors of said deceased Terms Cash. Oct: 5, 1865.
WILLIAM FLORENCE,
Admir- With Will Annexed
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1868-10-16
BULLS S RSAPARlLLA.
GOOD REASON FOR THE CAP
TAIN'S FAITH.
Read The Captains Letter and the Letter from has
Mother.
BI,et,ttoi, Barracks, Co., April 30, 1898.

Dr. John Bull-Dear Sir Knowing the efhcien-
CIV of your Sarsaparla, and the healing and bene-
fetal qualities it possesses, send you the following
statement of my case.
was wounded about two years agO-was taken
nrisoner and confined for sixteen months Being
moved SO often, my wounds have not healed yet. l
have not sat up moment since was wounded. /
am shot through the hips My general health is
impaired and need something to assist nature. l
have more faith in your Sarsaparlla than in any
thing else wish that that is genuine. Please ex-
prese me half dozen bottles, and oblige
sl Is CAPT. C. P.sJOHNSON,
St. Louis Mo.
p S-The following was written April So 1865,
by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother OF Capt johnson.
DR.. BuLL-Dear Sir: My husband, DIR. G.
johnson, was skillflh surgeon and physician III
Central New York, where he died, leaving the
above c.. p johnson to nay care. At thirteen years
ofare re had chronic diarrhea and scrofua, for
which gave him your Sarsaparilla. In 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 III Thecure efeete8ss some sases y
scroTuIa and teee sores soefe almost miraculous
am very anxious for my son to again have recourse
to YOUR Sarsaparilla. He is fearful of getting a
spurious article hence bis writing to you for it
His wounds were terrible, but believe he will re-
cover. Respectfully ,,,,T4,,,r :, ,,r1,rsoN
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1868-10-16
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NKTIL be sold, by order of the Court of Ordinary
w of Cobb County, Ga, before the Court House
door in the City of Marietta, said County of Cobb, on
the first Tuesday in November next, during the legal
houls ofsae, the following Real Estate owit: Lots
of Land Nos T. 8, ST. 1885, 2ls 217 ai, 90 acres
off of the East half of Lot No 1873, and 30 off
of the East and North portions of Lot No. 70, and "A
acres off of the West portion of Lot No. 66. All Of
said Lots lying and being in the 10th. District and
second section OF said County of Cobb, and said whole
Lots containing 40 acres each or less, and the
whole of said Land amounting in the aggregate to.
354 acres more or less Sold as the property of the
Estate of William Gresham, deceased late of said
County of Cobb for the benefit ofthe heirs and credit
tors of said deceased Terms Cash.
t-~ s-e.,. g. B. BENTLEY, and
JANE GRESHAM.
ssr -.seee<t Administrators.
Sep. 18th 1868 ,.-4Od.