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The New York herald., 1869-04-28

UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI
"A ture this "wednesday afternoon at o'clock precisely
residence 1p West Ehh street. between
Fnb and Sixth avenues consisting OF magnificent rosewood
Panoforte nearly new Stool and Covers Brussels, Ingram
Carpets elegant Paror Suits covered with satin brocae
and Turkish Chairs and Lounges large Pnr and oval
Mirrors Vases bronzes, Clocks Pantngsi
marble ION Centre Tables rosewood and walnut Etageres
Bedeads, Bureaus, washstsnds, Comnodes spring and
Hair Mattresses, Beds, Linen, Blankets Buffet Extension
Table, Dining Chairs Sofas, Chairs, Rockers Lounges
covered with hair cloth; GLASS; china and snver ware
Table Cutlery, &c. LUKE FITzGEkALD Aueuoneer.
UCTIoN NoTICE.-THN MAGNIFICENT SATIN BRO
~ catc Paror Suis all coors latest STYLE at private sale
from sl75 TO 900 suit worth &O0 SUIT; also 70 wanu
Suits lot of all kinds Furniture NJ bargain Can
before MAY at the furniture 81 Blescker street,
between Broadway aud BOwery.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

JAMES NJ. MILLER.

WEDNESDAY,, April B, 1852 A..
at ~ O'clock At the Exchange Saesrooms, Ill Broadwsy
viii SELL under the direction OF David Hawley Es Referee,
No l7a Elizabeth street. late No 175 the valuable Lot OF
tsnd ~ ss IonI and sesr BY ~ feet deep, more VI less
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
BUBBLES OF FASHION
CARTOON REFLECTIONS ON THE FoLLIEs OF THE
DAY, IN
THE TELEGRAM CAR TOON, FRIDAY, APRIL 30.

DOBERT SOMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER
N Ofice 81 Nassau street.
ROBERT SOMERVILLE will sell on Wednesday, April %
10k O'Clock 159 West Thirteenth street, Seventh
avenue gentee Household Furniture consisting Of fine
wood Paro Suits In brocate Turkish Easy Chair rosewoo
Etaeercs lace Curtains fine Pier and Mantle
Mirrors, Lounges, Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Coag
SUITS, Extension Table, Buffet Dressing Bureaus Wash
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

WIN. WRITER'S AUCTTONEER, SELLS THURSDAY
2l6 Fast Thirty second street, at 0h, the gentee
Furniture OF family declining house keepng consisting OF
general assortment OF Paror, Bedroom aud Kitchen Fur
niture. Full particulars morning Of sale
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
DOBERT SOMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER.
IL Saesroom " Nassau street.
BY ROBERT SOMERVlLLE.
First class Household Furniture,

Wednesday, ApNl 2 at 10 clock, at the private resi-
dence l3s East Thryfourh street. first house OF Lex
ington consisting of Velvet and Brussels Carpet
Paror suit satin brocate elegant walnut
and gilt Dining Room Suit Extension Table, Buffet Suit In
psh French plate Pier and Mante Mirrors lace and
brocate Curtains Lsnbekns Shades rosewood black wal
nut and mahogany BEDROOM Furniture; Hair and Spring
Matresses Feather Beds, Bedding China Dinner and Tea
Sets also Gas Fixtures throughout the house. Of elegant
sign and finish Sale to with the Kitchen Furn
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
A DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE HERALD
N RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT DIR
BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET

A UCTION SALE OF SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
n ture.-FRANCIS FITZSIMA0NS, Auciioneer, ofce 7u6
Third avenue, viii sell Wednesday, April 2S al 10Y
o'clock the class Furniture contained in the pri-
yae three stoy brown dwelling COZ Lexington avenue,
between Fysecond and Fiftyhird streets, vZ.:-Veivet
Brussels ingram Carpets Suits in brocate and
push splendid rosewood Piano Chamber Ses OF mahogany
walnut enameled Furniture, walnut Extension Table,
mahogany Dining Room Chairs Mirrors Oco,hs, Kitchen
Utensils, &c. Sale positive, rain or shine
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

EDWARD sCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CAR
~ rages Harness. Blankets &c At the private stable No.
l23 East Sixteenth street-By EDWARD sCHENCk, to-
morrow morning. 2Nh inst, st ~ o'clock A. NJ, q fine
Cross Match Team chestnut aud gray ls hands year,
old are perfectly kind, sound and gentle. Also Coupe by
j. r. Lawrence Also Park Phaston, By Lawrence, Har
pess. Blank keta
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
SALES At AUCTION
EDwARD sCuENcK, AUcTIONEER.

EDWARD sCHNECK, AUCTIONEER.
seventh street.
BY EDWARD sCHENCK, on Friday 30th inst, above,
all the handsome Furniture of the house.
Particulars tomorrow.
E HATHEWAY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, ON
L Wednesday, April 2 at II o'clock, at store lO2 Chat
ham street. the whole stock of fine Wines Champagne
Brandies other Liquors, Cigars Fixtures, Bottles,
Casks Desks. &c. Must remove Immediately
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

A BsOLUTE AND UNREsERvED SALE AT AUCTION.
"A JAMES ". MILLER
will sell
WEDNESDAY May o. MONDAY, May 10,
WEDNESDAY, MAY l2,
~ l2 O'Clock, at Exchange Salesroom, Ill Broadway,
$50 Choice Lots,
having frontage OF about
1850 feet
Central avenue.
Part OF the estate OF Boring Andrews Esq.
Sale peremptory. Every lot be sold the hcst bid.
der without reservation. This beautiful property
seen to be appreciated.
Fifty cent Of purchase money bond and
mortgage for hve years.
Maps and pamphlets containing fun particulars. and tick.
cts the "trip Free can be had by applying the auconee
W Pine street.
BY the bandsomes property yet offered at auction
No Fancy Prices Expected.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

xVM. Writer'S, AUCTIONRER-sELLs THIS DAY,
ats o'clock at tt Canal street, large and valuable as
sorment Of Household Furniture kc, from families remov
Ing Velvet Carpets rosewood Piano. upright hne tone rose
wood Etageres Bureaus do Parlor Suits d. Champer
Hair Mattresses Spring Beds, fine Bosers and Pows
Tel and Pier Mirrors, Curtains China Glass, Silver Ware
Wardrobes bookcase Lounges, Easy Rochng ana o,heI
Chairs Centre, Extension and other Tables Ocoths ~ or
10 hne second hand Carpes Stoves great quantity OF
other Gooia. 10 lots dealers and 0thets.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
A UCTIoN sALE-E NICHOLS & Co, AUCTIoNEERs
y MarnIncnrt md cnstir unnanhnIh Enrt.llnrc

y Magnificent and costly Household Furniture,
Elegant velvet Brussels Carpets,
Superb rosewood fiaaOfOrte.
At public auction this "Wednesday morning, al l0L
O'Clock, the egant residence 800 West Twenty
street. between Eighth and Ninth elegant Parig
suils, covered with green and gold and crimson and go
satin brocatel Curtains Mirrors Clocks Bronzes Tables
Etaeeres rosewood and walnut Chamber Sui u Bcisteads
Bureaus, Washstands commodes, spring and Hair Met
resses, Beds Linen, Blanke;s sofas, Chairs, Rockers
Lounges Buffet, Extension Table, Glass, China and Slve
ware, Table Cut ery &c. Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
. pxrSIsrpATRIy,s SALE.

"A Cigars Liquors. Fixtures, &c.
BENZ. r. FAlHCHlLD, Auctioneer will sell on wednes-
day April zs at 10 A. NJ the stock and Fixtures Of o9
Greenwich street, consisting OF Wines, Whskey-, Brandes
Cius Cordas, Cigars Bar Fixtures Pumps Copper
sures Barrels &C. By order Of ELLEN L. ADAMS, Ad-
mnistratrir.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

IMPORTANT TO THE COFFEE AND SPICE TRADE
Sale public auction Thursday April 30, at II O'Clock
M 154 Reade the Machinery Fixtures OF
complete coffee and spice house. running order consisting
Of steam Engine and Boilers Roasters Blowers Coolers
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

UCTIoN SALE
n In Newark, ". J.
NJ HRLDEBRANDr will sell IA, public auction, April %,
large Property Ferguson street. Market depot
containing sta buildings ali bearing shou e22rO rent.
Terms easy Inquire OF II. HELDEGkASDT & Co. Real
Estate Agents, o1ces 81 Springfield and l5s South
Market street, for four days.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

DY A. N. CRIsTALAR, AUCTIONEER.- --GENTEEL
ID Household furniture Piano. A. N. CRISrAI,AR
tsoN, Auciioneers viii sel thi. day Wednesday, April IS
lVs O'Clock, at Isl East Fftythrd street, between
Third and Lexington avenues, elegant walnut Parlor
Suit In brocse Lace Curtains Centre Tables, mansl Mir
medallion Carpet, walnut Chamber and Dining Room
suits, Anore Glace nne Hair Mattresses Feather Beds
Table and Bed Linen, China and Silver Plated Ware Kitchen
Utensils, &C. also 70 sewood Pianofofte.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCrTOSEER.
N Handsome Household Furniture.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Z. X. WILKINS \ co. Will sell
at auction Thursday, April 2e ut le oelocS A. NJ the
private residence No ia West Thirty eighth
broadway, all the Household Furniture contained
house,
Consisting In part OF
Rosewood Parlor SUITS Centre Tables. Arm Chairs Mirrors,
Curtains, Cornces Bedroom Carpets, UicUhs Mat
tresses Pillows, China and Glassware Kitchen Furniture
Cooking Utensils &c.
Catalogues al Office Of auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

FRIDAY. April 30,
a wv O'clock at No. the entire STOCK OF
Household Furniture 4c, large collecon OF O PAINTINGS
bedsteads and Bedding Crockery, marble top Tables,
Clocks.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

J 70
ID Groceries, Teas, &c, at auction
CAMPBELL Il co. will sell Thursday entire fresh and
select Of Teas Fruits 6c contained
class Tea and Grocery Store $50 Sixth between Twen
yseventh and Twentyeghh streets In lots, without
Green and Black Teas Java Maracabo
aud Rio Corees quantity best canned Fruits quantity am
ly Soaps; Sperm, Adamantne and Talow Candes Kings
ford ber's starch Farina, Corn Starch, Broma Cocoa,
Chocolate Extracts imported and American Pickles. Pre-
and other Flour Currans Prunes Ksns Preserves
Uirons Spices Catsup &C. also sell entire Fixtures
ratorm Counter Scales Weights and Measures, Japan Tea
Canisters &C. Positive sale CAMPBELL, Jr, Salesman.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

DEM. F. THEALL, AUCTIONEER
ID Handsome Household Furniture, Mirrors
Rosewood Pianoforte,
BENZ. +. THEALL will sell by auction,
Thursday, April a. at II o'clock,
at the private residence No. 9 Second Twen-
teh street. all the Furniture, consisting of walnut Paror
suit Etageres, Sofas Lounges Extension Tables, walnut
Dining Chairs China Crockery and Glass Ware walnut
mahogany Be room Suits Bureaus washstsnds WAIdrobes
Bed Bedding, Mattresses Boers, Pillows Bed Linen
Window Curtains Brusses Threepy and Ingram Carpets
Olchs Kitchen Furniture UtenSs Cooking Stove Tables
Hatstand, Refrigerator.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

pY p. COTTON, AUCTIoNEER- ELEGANT HOUSE
ID hold Furniture In Thirtyunt street, this day wednes
April % at lO o'clock, at No. 20 East street,
between Madison and Fourth the entire rich furn
tue OF the four story house. comprising Velvet Tapes
Brussels and other Carpets Paror four
large French plate Mirrors two mante and pier Cur
tans and Cornce carved solid black
and Bedseads, Extension Tables, marble top do,
wardrobes, Bookcases Beds, Mattresses Basement and
Kitchen Furniture, &c &c Catalogues early the morning
Of sale
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

DY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER.
ID Jersey House, Furniture and Fixtures,
Isl Chambers street, at auction.
CAMPBELL co. will sell Friday Both, Flu rnitur
Fixtures &C. OF Jersey House Isl Chambers street Furthe
particulars CAMPBELL, Jr., Salesman.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

DY J. EDWARD BYLANDr, AUCTIONEER-wILL
ID sell at auction this day. at II O'clock at 646 Broadway,
clearing out SALE previous to REMOVAL Of large assortment
Of Household Furniture, vz.-Rosewood and black walnut
paror and library Suits, Bcdsteads Bureaus Washsand
Bookcases Bues Mirrors Carpets. Chals Tables, Comb
nation Sideboards, Bedding, Gas Fixtures, &C.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

DY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR, AUCTIONEER.-CAMP-
~ BELL CO will sel this day, commencing at 10Y, at
CAS- East Eleventh street. In lots, Groceries, Fixtures, &C.
Soap Candles Starch Teas Coee Sugars rarinas Spices
&C. fine walnut Counters back Shelving with Glass Cases
Drawers and Bins Icebox, Gas Futures Scales, Weights
Measures Canister & being stock and fixtures OF nicely
arranged grocery No reserve. Buyers invited
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

RY JAMES minor TAYLOR AUCTIoNEER, WILL
ID be sold Tuesday, May the Contents Fixtures &C.,
the and Saloon, together with the
Lease OF the same. via Mos Wall street,
No. Further particulars In day OF
safe, the premises previous.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-10
Is it Wise /?

Educational appreciation is at low ebb in MARKETS.
if we are to Judge from the attendance of the Educa
lional Meeting last Monday night Painful emotions
course every fibre of our nature when we behold the
sulid indifference and "dont.care" spirit enveop-
ing the minds Of our citizens. II seems utter i'm.
possibility to assemble the citizens Of Marietta
grther for any purpose whatever When the vital
spark of your city depends education-in build
ing up Female ColIege--for further existence, in
any way of enlargement and prosperity, you co;he
yourself in the gloomy habiIim.nts OF apathy aud
sit a, home in your easy chair uttering $50 we in
terpret by your absence) that you have interest
in such affairs. When Mariettas life blood will
have been sucked out by more enterprising and lib
eral cities. then you will be startled with the i'm
preston and the belief for evade you cannot. it will
stare you skeleton like in the face that you did have
some interest in such things. We do urge you in
the entreaty of reasonable discretion, not TO be so
disnt rested in institutions that concern your own
city's growth aud prosperity.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-10
Westward. Hol

| The inclination to GO West is still uppermoSt in
the minds Of large portion of the population in this
section of the State. On last Tuesday night over
one hundred men. and children from the
counties Of Forsyth Milton and Cherokee. took the
train at this place for Arkansas and Texas and we
learn there will be many more TO start from Pick
county, for the same destination. during the next
week. Never before have people been moved in
sentiment that was rs delusve as This Texas fever
is to those g,ing West. From many of those who
have arrived there. back the intelligence Of
dissatisfaction. They hnd their hopes turning to
ashes on their lips. Agonizingly they utter their
disappointment far from friends and among those
who are unable to help them. While some portions
Of Texas and Arkansas indispuably desirable.
yet, for every pound of honey there is two pounds
gall" for health is perfect granger to the inhab-
tants. After making prosperous crop, sickness
prevents in nine cases out Of ten, it being gathered
by those who cultivated it. We learn from parties
who farmed it there last year. that after making a
splendid crop cotton they forced by sickness
to sell it as it stood in the field unpcked at reduc-
ed value. Some young men who left this county two
months ago, write back from Texas that they in
tend to return Immediately and their relatives who
have been living there for a number of years will re-
turn with them. Those Of you now selling com
Portable homestpads and scattering your upholstery
and dispensing with weraised stock, can learn that
it is extreme folly and want Of All acquaintance to
your best interest to persist in such God
lever blessed a country in natural gifts, in fer
tty Of soil, mineral productions and salubrtty Of
climate, than He has the one you leaving, and
we warn you remain in Georgia tor she is destined
with her recnperative powers constantly in action,
to be prominent and respected in Federal Legislation,
as well as power full in wealth. To move West is =
practical reality aud ignorance will not afford you
bliss after deception that you have followed is strip
ped of its false aud glittering promises. and it would
be well to give sober reason and second thought suf
icent territory in your minds before you blindly
push on to this land not flowing with milk and
honey" but fever and ague. If after deliberate con-
sderaiipn you will continue to go then
Fare thee well, and if forever,
Then forever fare thee we'll"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-10
Christmas.

Sparkling eyes and bouyant hearts of little ones
have been in anticipation Of the approach OF merry
Christmas" for many weeks past. They ever look
forward to that day with interest and gIee, and we
places il in their possession. Already preparations
are being made by housekeepers for "a feast Of reas
on and dw of soul" in the purchase OF nice eatables
and dr;ukabes. Turkeys, chickens, eggs and but
ter are scarce and will bring good price until that
day arrives. The venerable Santa Claus, the good
genii who makes his annual visit and contributes
largely to the happiness aud fun of the good children,
is now no doubt gathering up his toys and trlnkes
snd laying out his programme for distribution. BE
quiet then until bis advent with the day, when we
will all ''merry, merry be.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-10
ALcoRN defeated Dent for Governor
of Mississippi, by large majority.
The Great Pictorial Annual.

Hosie,ter's T. s. Almanac for l270, for distribution
GRATIS throughout the L. . and all civilized countries
of tbe WesterI, Hemisphere, will be published about
The first of January, and all who with TO understand
the true philosophy Of health should read and ponder
lie valuable Suggestions it contains. In addition TO
a., admirable mpdical treatise the causes proven
lion and cure of great variety Ofdseases 1t enbra-
COS large amount Of valuable information interesting
Ia the merchant the mechanic. the miner the farmer,
the PLANTER aud professional man; and the calcuIa-
Ito,,s have been made for such meridians and lai-
tudes as are most suitable for correct and compre-
hensive National Calendar.
The nature uses and extraordinary sanitary effects
IF tHstrtte's Stomach Btters. the staple tonic and
Alternative of more than half the christian world, are
fully set forth in its pages which also iiitersersed
with pictorial Illustrations, valuable rece lpts for the
| household and farm humorous anecdotes and other
instructive and amusing reading matter original and
selected Among tie ANIMALS 10 appear with the
opening ofthe year this will be one OF the most use
TIL and may be had for the asking. Send for copies
-, The Central Manufactory, at Pittsburgh, Pa or to
sIa nearest dealer in fiostettrrs stomach Bitasrs.
Tir Bitterg are sold ia every city, town and village
.,d ays extensively used throughout the entire civil
! izsd world,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-10
A Wrong Impression Corrected.

Many persons believe that there il no value in any
hing that does NOT come fro3lkfhe North" How hui
initiating! However, this Impression is being grad
ually corrected. Ii is admitted that no renedi
al agent has ever been discovered, North or South,
that possesses in eminent degree, the power Of
graduating from the system all foul dstemrers as Dr.
TUFTS Sarsaparilla aud QUEENS Delight. The secret
u.s. it assists nature to do this through its chan
nes 1t is composed of vegetable substances alone,
every one of which grows Southern soil. tits the
BLOOD PURIFIER or THE AGE.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-10
Administrators (Postponcd) Sales.

GEORGIA, Pursuant to an order of the
Cobb County Court ofordinary of ,aid coun-
ty. will be- sold before the Court House door in Ma
rietta Tuesday the lst of January 1870, all the
lands belonging the estate of II Brown decd con
sistimg of lutS No 1888 1889 and 1903 I1h Dist and
md section. Also, 264 acres of lot 1239 18th, Dist.
and 2nd. section. There is on said lands good Wa
ter power an old Saw Mill and the remains Of a
Grist Mill that has been burned. Terms cash. rur.
chaser paying for titles.
W. S. BROWN. Admir-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-10
Marietta Brass Band.

Right glad were we to observe, through the or
gan of hearing, the market proficiency this Band
las attained in the Sphere of music" Monday
lighl they were Out greeting the citizens of
Marietta with 'sweet music" More practice, young
gentlemen, and you will excel the inventor OF the in
Etruments, in making MUSIC, which you now SO nm
Gerstandngly blow
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-10
The Old Tale.

We seldom cgcr have TO chronicle the m"vemS'''s
Of Curd in lis strategy OF weaving the tangled web
srotllid unsuspecting hearts. rustic girl OF some
beauty entered our cry few dsys ago in search OF
her swain. who had so lively eovensnted to still The
beat,cs of "t,vo Lsars as one in the ceremo'y at
nsu1ai felicity From the fragments OF words gath
cred audible to our ears, learned that her lover had
come TO town under the necessitaus plea TO find en-
rlovuient' and had never returned TO make good
,ls xov that he vowed and thus the idol Of his ex-
nressed affections was being lace atingy neglected,
Ths ipGdelity on his part, and sincerity on hers,
bsaat uneasincss in her mind to the probable
,rsae,rrv ef his heart and suspicion moved her to
,,,. If his whereabouts anil for that purpose she
ss in oue CITY At last accounts size was unable to
find him and was mourning the drge OF misplaced
conddeuce. THAT true loye psver did run smooth.
No Doubt he wretch has enacted The part Of The de
c,ircr and EXCUSED himself in order to place him.
self bryond the reach of the Primitive S"er OF inJuf
ed innocence and, without doubt, has long ago help
81 swell lie tide Of emigrauts Westward bound
xvo ,,itv her in heart. fol. she is deso!ate.
rand .lue size SvsndsrF on--hslf sad. had oiest-
Wi,hout a mate for the pure lonely bFrasi,
That, warning, throbs within her vlrGlp breast
Ever to End is lovely counterpart
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-10
COMMUNICATED.
Confederate Cemetery.


MIR. EDITOR will you permit me through your
paper to mention, tor the information of those inter
tsed in the State Cemetery for the Confederate dead
that lave recently received as donation for the
improvement of the gronnd- large and valuable
collection of handsome Evergreens. Wil,oAs, and
Roses from Rochester and Charlotte Nurseries.
Rochester n. Y, owned by Mr. II. l.. Fairchild.-
Last fall, the Agent, Mr. S. c. Carpenter visited
our Cenletery-and observing how destitute our
grounds were of ornamental shrubbery, (for the
ON that we were expanding all our means i'll the more
important work of providing decent burial for our
dead his kindly sympathies were excted-and for
getting all differences Of sections the graves OF
brave foe, he exerted his influence, and generously
sent this box ofpIants-valuei at $3.50 TO $500.
Nv thanks are due also to Rev w. L. Mansfield
for barrel Of bone dust.
The City Council having kindly furnished the
necessary hands for setting out the shrubbery-that
energetic and noble hearted citzen-Mr /. n. Rus
sell who feels deep interest in every thing connect
ed with our sacred dead, and exhibits that interest
by has kindly undertaken to superin'end this
work in a manner TO insure the lives Of the plants.
have now closed my work here for the year
having exhausted the appropriation of $20OO made
by the State and S20UU more gained ny our concerts
last winter With this amount removed from the
battle fields of North Georgia during Ill" past sum.
mer III b0des-besdes having great deal OF
work done, in the way OF improving the various sec
tons by walks and drives-making stone gutter 8
! and turing tie graves, &c
1t now remains for the people OF Georgia to say
whether this work shall be continued, until the last
snlder who gave hi. life for dutys sake-and now
lies scatterr, over fields of corn and wheat and by
lonely road sides-shall receive what lis country
oues hm-a burial in cousecraed ground.
Respectfully, MARY j. GREEN.
Trustee Georgia Memorial Association.
Marietta Dec 9Th 1869.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-10
State of G Georgia, Cherokee County

John A. McWhorter having applied to be appoin
led Guardian Of the persons and property of james
E., Nancy f. A, Fanny r., and Harriett S. Roach.
minors Under fourteen years of age residents of said
county. This is to cite all persons concerned 10 b.
Al appear at the term of the Court of Ordinary TO
be held next after the expiration Of thirty days from
the first publication Of this notice and show cause Il
any they can, WHY said John A. McWhorter should
not be intrusted with the Guardianship ofthe persons
and property Of said minors. Witnrss my hand and
official signature this Nov, ODD, 1859
w. Il. d. Moss, Ord'y.