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IRELAND Late letters from Ireland
state that the feeling among the tenant.y
in some parts is very litter against the
la td>holdcis, ard many eases Of sgrarian
revolt arr reported.
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FATLUREsIS New YoRK.-Within the
last ten days many failures have taken
rlace among the dry goods houses of New
York, one correspondent placing The ON t
as high as $l00O0,G00
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sss-1'he brig 4. r. DunIp, from Bos-
ton, was wrecked near Ilalifas, Nova Scoz
tia on the Sth inst, ana thirteen lives lost.
Portions Of the wreck have been nashcd
ashore
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gas-A Chicago dispatch says the Cath y
lie bishop of that city has been cited to APP
pear before the Propaganda Of Ku,ne 10 al. :
ower to cha,c ces arising from his removal ut
Father Mchlu ulen and others f
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EARTHQUAKE IN MEXIco.--A letter
from Colima, Mexico, gives an account of q
terrible earthquake experienced in that
city on the morning of December 20. Eor
several days previous the volcano OF Colima
thirty miles distant from the city, exhibited
symptoms of internal commotlon, sending
forth smoke and steam, accompanied by
rumblings and shaking Of the earth. On
the morning of the 10Th there Was a gentss
rocking Of the earth, which gradually ir
creased In violence until the walls cracked,
and everything breakable In the houses
was demolished. The vibration was from
northeast to soutl west and lasted nearly
forty seconds. The Cathedral warehouse
and brick buildings were cracked from tos
to bottom, and the people startled from
sleep, rushed frantlcally for the plaza. IL
is reported that several persons We're kllle,.
by the falling of the walls OF the National
Hotel. Tne-shock was felt for a long dis
tance in the interior. In several places the
ground was opened, trees uprooted, Hills
leveled, water courses changed, and gen
eral upheaval Of the earth took place, At
Manzanio the cathedral building. which
had stood shocks OF earthquakes aud STORM
for over a century, was rlyen from top to
bottom, even the tiles on the roof beiag
broken. Some Gig ghteen or twenty persi;tis
were crushed By the falling walls of the
American hotel, aud three OILERS buried
in the ruins Of tho warehouse OF SLernail
q Co. sf,t
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MARRIED.

At the residence of the Bride, on the IL n
inst, by Rev. t. b. DooLEY, Nr. TIIGS.
A. SkEEN and Mrs. MAMIE NJ. GLU-
YER, all of Alanitowoe.
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A CATHEDRAL Cross ILLUMINATED
BEAUTIFUL SIGHT AT an early hour last
night, hundreds of people gathered on
Fifth avenue, Smithfed and Grant streets
attracted by the unusual splendor of the
cathedral spire, it being the first time Of
lighting up the cross that ssitnoupts it, by
gas To spectator crossing of Wood st.
aud Ftti, avenue it presented one of the
grandest sight imaginable. The night was
sufficiently hazy to give brilliant jets Of gas,
which designate the cross, solid or per-
feet background. One or two stars, srng4
CLING through the mist, seemed to blush
and twinkle weakly. But there apparently
in mid heaven, WAS the cross-the emblem
of Christianity and vilization-shiUing
clear and distinct. And not tcw-nnn
professor as well as Christian-co help
reverting to that FIRST appearance Of th1
cross in heaven that made an atheist em-
peror the humblest Of Christians Pits /,
Lnrgh RepuLHc. 29th.
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b6s- The Ladies Sociable of the Episco.
,al Church, meets this Thursday evening
/ the residence Of Mrs. JoNA RICHARDS.
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New Advertisements. 4
Notice of Dissolution.


NOTICE Il hereby given that the eo.pnr,-
IN nership heretofore existing between
William Stpckmeier and Peter Roemcr, shoe
makers, doing business Mt Two Rivers, M,niz
towoc county, Wis, is this d Y dissolved by
mutual consent. The business will hereafter
be carried on by Peter Rocmer, who is hcreb5
authorized 10 collect nil accounts due to the
late firm, and who will pay all their .eustands
ing debts, W. STOCKMEiER,
PETER ROEMER.
Two Rivers. January 5th, 1869 26-t3
IN PROBATE = MANlTGwoe COUNTY
court. In the matter Of the estate Of John
Dickcrscheil, decel sed. On rea ling and fl-
ing the petition Of Charles Dic.ierschcil, Of said
county, representing, among other things,
that John Die!Icrscheii late of said county. on
the 22d day of November, a D., 1851, at said
county, died intest tie, leaving goods, cha.tels
and estate WITHIN this state. and that the 3 id
petitioner is grandson of said deceased, and
praying that administration. Of said estate bc
to Alelch:ar ksie;abrlik granted, il IS ordered
that said etition be heard before the Judge OF
this court, Monday, the s h Ivy of Eebru.
airy, Nj ID :. 1859. ut 10 o'clock IN u my Of
fee in said county. Ordered further that no.
ticc thereof be given to the heirs of said de-
ceased, and to all persons interest, d, by pul.
fishing "A copy Of this order for three sncces-
sivc weeks prior to said day pf hearing. in the
Manitowoe Pilot, u weekly newspaper publish
ed NJ Msnit0Tos, IN said county
GEO. w BARKER, County Judge
Dated i Mapitowoc the lib y Of ] anuary
lse9 1s..a
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Two Rivera Schools.
Two RIVERS, Wis.
Iannarp OH lScQ

TWO RIVERS, W IS.
January 9th, 1869.
FRIEND CROWLEY Il send herewith q
report of the school in this village, hoping
you will give it place in your paper, and
oblige your many readers here. The term
began in September and ended Dec. 24th,
lQGQ.
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al and Departure of the Mail,

n THE PosT-oPFIcE AT xANITowoc.
tERs, EASTERN, SourH-EAsr AND WEST
NAIL via Chiffon and Fond du Lac. -
ives daily, Monday excepted, at s O'Clock
Closes daily, Sundays excepted. at
, o'clock p. ".
iERx MAIL (via sheboygan. ARRIVES
at 7 o'clock P. N. Leaves daily at
ock r.. N.
IzRN NAIL Ito Two Rivers only. AR
daily at 9 o'clock A. N. Closes daily
O'Clock p. M.
BERS NAIL, via Green Bay to Kewau
Door County, and Lake Superior, twice
Eek Arrives every Tuesday and Friday
o'clock A. NJ. Closes every Monday and
,rsday at O'Clock Pm
H-WRsTRRS MAIL, via Branch and Reed
to Menasha, once week Arrive
y Friday at o'clock A. n. Leaves
~ Friday at 10 AN
-Ofice hours from A. r. to 8P.x.
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nitowoc Lodge, No. IS, A. F. and A. NJ.
lar meetings on the first and third We'd
.ys Of each month, at Masonic Hall, on
street. E. X. RAND, w. III.
c. LULING, 8 W.
H. c. ALBRIGHT, J. VI.
III HOHY 3ecretary
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II. HonS, 3ecretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-05-22
TIE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Little Brown HANDS.

They drive home the cows from the pasture,
Up and through she bong shady lane,
Whore tis quaii' WHISTLE ioui IN the wheat heids
That are yellow with the ripcniag grain
They and IN the thicS waving grasscs
Whrrc ths scarIet-lipped strawberry grows
They gather ths earliest .a1wIfops,
And The af.t crimson blood q The rose.
They s5ss the new hay ia the mead1w7
Thy s1ther the eLisr bl1om whitsg
They f1d whore the du.Sy grapes purple
Ia Che sott tint,d October bght.
They tnow wharc tn apples hang rpest,
Md are swect-r than Italy wines
Tley know wherr ti- fruit. hang t4- thirSess,
o. the long taorny blackberry vines
They gltbrr flr delicate ssI-weeds
And build doy castles ia the sand
They pifE az tle besut.lJ .-a-shrIs-
Fairy basEs that have driitrd O. anst'
TIry wave from fnr ttI, rocS.ul tres-tps
Where thr or,ale'. hll1mocIs-ar.t swings,
And 40 nighttime are EtIei "a stumbcr
ny a song that q toud mother sings
Those who t1l brlyely are strongest
1bc nupshh- sna poor become great
And from those brpvgu-Alni-tt children
shah grow mighty rairrs 81 STATE.
The pen of the author and .tatr-ulaa-
TLr n1bls an.i gls.. af ti.r land
Tho syorI, tar chl.rr. anil ths palette,
shah b. hral ia ta- Gtti. brown han.L
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Z sAML - CAsTLE- :. b. ATHFaTCS. A. CoogE.
i CASTLE s. COOKE.
iEpOrters and General Merchants,
Kin. street, opposite Thc Scnmcu's Chapel.
Also, 40 ENTS FOR
+ Dr. Jaynes Celebrated Family Medicines,
. Wheeler & wilson's sewing Machines.
The N-~ England Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Tie kohsla sugar Company, Hawaii.
The Haiku Su-ar Company. Maui.
The Hawaiian sugar Mis- Maui.
Tie NaiSl1a Plantation. Oahu.
The Lumsha Rice Plantation Kauai COS II
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HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, MAY p, 1869.


s,usngss CarQs.
JOHN =. McGRENY. VI. D..
Physician aud Surgeon.
Ore- IA II l. Chas-'s bailing Fort Street.
REsrpEyrt-Ch4yiaiH 81 ysuaH aud Fort SIS.
OFFICE HJrAs-sTlfn 20 10 4. ~, all from % T. NJ
e7j y
DIR. j. MOTT SMITH.
Dentist.
once corner of Fors ARA Hotel street. 6.i ly
p. HOFFMAN Md.
Physician and Sargeon,
coraer S=rn; Eaahaaanu Posoaiee. eS3 ly
A. c. BUFFUM. NJ. d..
Physician and Surgrcn.
JTee ani Eesii-ne Air,li Hou.e FORT street e25 ly
=. IL. DOLE,
Attorney At Law.
COS otTes orr fs' Post osfss, Honolulu ly
JOHN Il. Patty.
Notary Public.
Honolulu, Il L OEer At The Bank Of Bishop Co. e53 e@
A.F.JUDD.
Attorney aud Counsellor a; Law,
Fort street, 'hr-s doors below Merchant streets eis ly
HENRY THOMPSON.
Attorney ali Counsellor az law.
oaee 0a-en street, orp. the Court House, stairs.
CO.. ~
r. c. DAVIS.
attorney At Law,
VIII Practice Ca all the Courts e the kingdom 10Th E-gsh
snI Hawaiian languages.
SO oe, Qase sis.si osso,its tAs Court Hoase ly
". &. JONES.
Attorney al Law aud Land lgent.
WIN practice in all tl~ Carts of the Kinslota lie will
' asi S, ehf % 'ias- Islands On
special basiness.
Office opposite ne c.'yl House. or Queen Street
IL
FRANK sa,wx. c1pgErY BROWN
BROW y y CO..
Importers Wholesale Dealers In Wines, Spirits, SC.
C7i MERCHANT ST, BoyoLULU. en-
HYMAN s BROTHERS.
IurpsTEEs.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer, in Dry Goods, Clothing,
HATS. FURNISHING GOODS,
Ladies and Sh,es Yankee Notions &C. &C.
CGyf. SHotS's building,
No. 20 MERcHIST ST, t65o ly) HONOLULU.
NJ PHILLIPS - CO..
IvRaEr.Es
Wholesale Dealers in C!oiin-. Boots. Shoes, Hats,
Mems Furnishing and Fancy Goods,
No. MERCHANT ST, (o5i 6n) HONOLULU
ED. HoFFsCHLAEGER \ CO..
Importers aud Commission Merchants,
Corner Of Fort mud Merchant Streets.
Coz ~
LEVERS y DICKSON.
Dealers in Lumber and Bailding Materials,
G35 Fort Street. ly
JOHN RiTSoS.
Dealer IN Wines. Spirits, ile and Porter.
si3 HouoiaIu. ly
TIL. &. HEUCa.
General Commission Merchant.
G53 Fort Street. ly
IRA RICISEDSoN.
Importer and Dsslsr =.aot-, >ar- and Gsuticmen's
faTai- -E!a.- Sv5a-.
Corner Of For: aR4 Merchant Streets,
6T0 HcNOLJ LU, ii. 1. ly
=. PERRY.
Dealer In General Merchandise,
FIRE-PRoOF STORE,
Corner Of Hotel and N,ttdHu Streets Honolulu II. J.
Also
Retail Establishment on NuHaHu Street.
6s9 Above the Fire-proof store. ly
CHUNG HOON.
Commission Merchant ard General agent,
gent Paukaa and Ainauuiu Sugar PanationS-Ir
porter Teas and other Chinese and Foreign Goods
and wholesale dealer ia Hawaiian Produce,
In New Stone store. Nuunnn ST., below King.
THOMAS SPENCER.
ship Chandler Dealer In General Merchandise Island
Produce. Sc, and Commission Merchant.
Byron'- Bny. Hiio. :. i.-
VIII keep constantly haui extensive of
description % goods required by shIs aud others.
Tie hishcs: prize given for island Produce
l. Money sIsalcr or Bile e Exchange reasonable
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THE NEWSPAPER KUoHOA,

has the largest th~ and l. read both
by Hawaiian. AMI Foreigner Prize s. year in al
vaurr Advert serl-urs Translated into lava
itru fr-- q charge. Oair- iu SJIih
es- corner q sailors Home ly
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New York Correspondenee.-NO. Il.

Np9 Tori. driitfs-7hs Sig,iiOs-C r. CraacL.
the Port ttrf'st-His I'eselata Pirt'Tes-1 Rem
ia;scerrs Of HsilIut Ug'r1s-ILe Picture ~ ne
Gerge--T o. FiTrer a'd b.s Eet.sis-E. = Of
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l.. l. TORI BERT.
nealfr in all Sud. of EnIIdins Maieria

p4iufs amt % H1Y Paper, Biuf1tr ant Pirf1rs Gftss,
S1Eh. BlIaEs. D00rs, Sc &C.
OFFICE No - EsyL,x4pr. lC.4 1yJ cFrosr CorEr HorE
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~ Advertisers residing IN the Eastern United States.
pay their caris 10y enclosing GTeeHh1rks I. States rgS
Csis Postage Stamps such ;hcy wish pay.
and thsr csl viii be per above table, the time
paid fo,.
ID Business Cards when prepaid for year, allowed
discount these rates, which Ger advertise
meats when paid charged quarterly.
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BISHOP - CO.. BnnlIer-.
Ofliec. In the east corner Of Nakee's Block,
Kaahuuauu street Honolulu.
Draw Bills % Exchange on
The BASE OF CALIFORNIA. san Francisco
Messrs dEISNELL. MISTUES 8 Co. New York.
LEES s. WALLER Neg YORK
TRFNnNT NAroNNL BASE.
ORIENTAL EANE CoEFoHArtoN. London.
Ne.sr-. MAECUtHp. ASpsE IS Co. Paris.
Agents Pacific INsuNCE Co. AMI Nivu4rrAx LFr INsrE-
60.
viii receive dsPsit discount rs;,ss paper AMI
attend O. coiie-.ius.-l 90 IL
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-09-17
To BE or No. To BE 2

That is really momeutons question. Shall we al
ways be afflicted with these tertibemaarlous diseas
es with which country has been afflicted fres. time
immenosia or shall we be freed and have remedy
that viii permanently expel, chill fever, ehills aud
fever dumb ague, etc. from our systems or shall we
linger on, shake and burn at intervals, without any
hope of relief! We say no no! A remedy is at last
found that " ii not only break up but permanently
cure this scourge of our southern and western COM
munities. That medicine is lppman's Pyrafuge
its curative properties are wonderful from the first
dosets healthful effects are felt. Every family should
be prepared for theseuuwelcome visitors and havea
hottie ofPyrcfdge IN the house, thereby preventing
chlls aud fever and other maarious diseases from
making nroas on The cheeks of the dear ones, where
otherwise health bloom and vvacity would and
should appear. The PyAafnge is destined oreyolu-
tonize the physicians practice, and do away with
the hurttu effects of taking quninc, arsenic and
other drugs neither Of which enter into It's compost
ton, Pyraiuge is prepared in the laboratory of
Jacob Lppmau Wholesale Drug House, Savannah,
Georgia,
KAYToN's On OF LIFE cures all Pains and Aches
and is the great Rheumatism Liniment.
KAYroN's Puts cures Sick Headache and all
Bilious Disorders jysE
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Crons and Trade.

Notwithstanding the bghtng effects of the
drought in all this region of country we learn that
the upland Corn is generally better than expected
and that the bottom lands will turnout good lyield
Tumips have been extensively sown aud the Sweet
Potato product may prove abundant. Good wealth
er has prevailed for saving forage, and, altogether
with economy in the of what have, very little
money need be sent abroad for the purchase of ar
ticles of subsistence.
The Cotton Crop will doubtless provean average
one for this section, which, with fine price, will
make money easy if not plentiful, and in anticipation
of lively trade this fall and winter are pleased ia
see that our Merchants with good deal of animation
are laying in abundant stocks and preparing for
livey times TO our Country friends we will say
that nowhere will they find more reliable goods on
more generous accommodating traders than in
Marietta.
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The MARYLAND Farmer.

For September is an excellent Number, its matter
we are now entering We will copy next week
some of lis we'll considered and valuable articles
Those Wishing tile work will address S. Sands Mills
& Co , Baltimore, Nd.
Baltimore has become an extensive manipulation
of Fertilizers. A new variety has for its base the
Fossil Bone Phosphate of South Caroliua and the
proprietors claim that it contains 10 per cent more
of Bone Phosphate of Lime than the best ground
bones. The price is $50 per Ton in Bags, These
Fossil Beds, ii as rich as reported win prove I'M
mensely valuable tothe agriculture ofthe South,
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Pretty Women.

A eomparati vely few Ladies monopoIize the Beau
ty as well as the attention of Society, This ought
not to be so, but 1t is; and will be Willie men are
foolish and single out pretty faces for companions.
This can all be changed by useing Hagan's Mag
nolia Balm, which gives the Bloom of Youth and Il
refined sparkling Beauty to the complexion, pleas
ing. powerful and natural.
No lady need complain Of a red, tanned, freckled
rustic Completion who will invest seventy fl We
ceuts in Hagan's Magnolia Balm. Its effects truly
wonderful To preserve the Hair use Lyons Kathai-
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To Our Musical Friends.

Relieving that the musical interests ofour neigbbor
hood will be benefited by the introduction Of Peters
Musical Monthly, we have made arrangements with
the Publisher to offer follows paper one year
and Peters Musical Monthly for six months, Zone
volume,) for 50; or any sending Club of two
subscribers at 50 each, will be presented with half
yearly subscription to Peters Musical MONTH y-and
when we tell our friends that this is equivalent
giving them at least 60 pieces of Music, they will see
that we wish them All to 'sing. play, and be happy
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To the Citizens of Marietta.

You are well aware of the Confederate work, in
your midst, in which | have been engaged, during
the past summer The Legislature of lS6S made an
appropriation for it, of $4,000, and with the assis
lance of few patriotic ladies of our State, increas
ed that sum by $1,000 more.
With this amount, | have removed TO the Gene
terry here the remains of 1925 Confederate soldiers
from the battle fields of Northern Georgia, and have
endeavored to beautify their last resting place in
manner that would accord, with the wishes, and
tastes of our people
A few weeks more work will place the grounds, in
a condition to Withstand the winter rains-and with
out which, great deal already done, will be utterly
ruined But although the utmost economy has been
used, in the expenditure of the money, the Treasury
S now almost exhausted-amd am compelled TO APP
peal to YOU citizens of Marietta, feeling sure, that
your generous hearts will prompt you TO come to my
assistance. You requested that the Cemetery might
be located here, and you will show your arpre-
ciatn of the honor conferred upon your towE, in q
manner, worthy of the object and yoursflys
MARY J. WARE
Trustee, Georgia Memorial AssocatIon.'
Marietta, Sept Nth, 1869.
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The work of improvement on these grounds Is
being urged forward with vgor and excellent taste
by those in charge. We trust that the funds ncces-
sary to complete the work will at no time be lacking,
as they will be expended with sound ju gment, and
as it is a work which should enlist universal sym
patty.
We invite attention to the Gard of Miss Mary j.
GREEN. Trustee of the Georgia Memorial Associa
iion," and urge liberal response. Contributions
can be handed he; directly left at the Store of
WM. ROOT d Sons
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MS that Flesh is Heir To.

Scrofula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Swelling of the glands and Joints, Eruptioos of the
Skim Secondary Syphilis with all its train of evils,
Impure Blood, Female Diseases, Low Spirits, Liver
Complaint, Nervousness &C. fall to the lotsof man
kind. But happily they have their antidote Dr.
TUFTS Sarsaparila and Queens Delight possesses the
qualities to expe them from the systen restore per-
feet herh, and produce happiness where all was
misery
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o. w. Putnam, Admir-.

GEORGIA, Court If Ordinary at Chambers
Cobb County. August 17tl, 1863.
II being known 10 the Ordinary Of said County, on
satisfactory proof that Robert Chandler late Of Cobb
County Ga has departed this life interstate and no
one applies for Administration on his estate whereby
great loss and injury is daily accruing tlenext Of
kin and creditors There il an estate both real and
personal Of said decedent Of transferable value which
should be taken care Of 1t is hereby ordered that
citation irsue in Of the law requiring all per
sons interested to show cause, If any they can why
the Administration Of said esrae should not bs vested
in the Clerk Of the Superior Court some other tit
and proper person. ..,v> -.
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Come One! Come All!

There will be public meeting of the Citizens Of
Marietta and vicinity, at the Baptist Church this
evening the II inst at early candle light in further
ance of the educational interests ofth city and sur
rounding county.
All are interested, and are urged to attend the
meeting, as matters ofimportance will come before
ii, Sept. II 1869.
Navy CITIzr\S
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Asking too Much.

publishing house in Atlanta, the benefit of the
publications of which are withheld from us, does not
hesitate to ask us to notice its enterprises
Though always willing to aid the Printer we rather
think this is asking too much.
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Georgia Marble Works.

These valuable works, situated in Pckens comfy
are now under the sole control Of MIR. W A. RICH
ARpsoN, and are conducted by experienced and
practical agents All orders will be promptly met
in the most satisfactory manner.
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Horse Thieves.

We learn through gentleman just from Camp
bell county, that horse thieves are giving the cti,
zeus much trouble there In one neighborhood eight
horses were stolen in two nights, daring the last
week. and the owners so far have been unable to
effect their recovery.
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Executors Sale.

WILL be sold agrrcahlrev an ortH,s If tiTr-TfTfi
cradle Conrt Of Ordinary ofCherokee county CA the
LIST Tuesday in November 1869 before the court house
door in said county. the place known as the Coop
place two lots uf land Numbers Il and 2ll Ia the
18th district aud 2nd section containing l20 acres
more or less. Sold as the property of James Corp
er deceased for the benefit Of the heirs mud creditors
of said deceased Terms cash This Septemhcr
18th 1869.
Samuel NJ. Mcconnell,
Executor Of james Cooper.
printers fec S61
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Episcopal Church.

Some Of the ladies' of this Church have recently
bmpbt and placed in its chancel beautiful pair of
Walnut Arm Chairs, handsomely cushioned with
some durable red material, whchis very appropr
ate and adds much to the appearance Of the ehanee
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Authur's Publications.

We are in receipt for October of those excellent
works "Authur's Home Magazine a
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