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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-04
Sur bas amerifamii@e Goaeee In @om

Sur bas ameritanii@e gol(eSe tn @on,
Bat @es. Dpane bon Meparf bic Surame
Don 100000 ;ufantmensebra4t, 70 bay bic
Grifen3 bieler Mnfalt sef&ert 1T. @ti
Staunen ,pirb man in europa pernebn1en,
In ,pel9em Mabe bic &atbolifen Mraertfas
fit rppbltbdttse gnftalten a1er @rt fteuern.
$50 bat J. 9. Elm eurppdiider Staat cine
&tnber .geriersunss >@nfalt auf3upeiien,
tpie bas Catholic Protectory In @ef,@befer
bei Stem gorf, 100 720 &naben unb lber 400
oermabrlofe Mdb@en er3osen werben unb
atpar rein aus Yrtpatmttteln, pbne Staats>
balfe g
@ie bic RirdenSeituns beri9tet, baben in
Centre Slip auf Song Sslanb, bic {. 8.
~Gpiseopalians" pprise @o&e ben @runb>
tetn ju elmer neuen Stride selest unb auber
eintsen @elbmin;en unb S~raetaten au@ bic
photographer BON @artbalbt unb ber&Snt>
gin @ietoria Don Gnslanb nit b~iuein9ewor>
fen; Bel pel@er @elesenbett Elm Ser. @ile9
cine lebr falbunsseole Speech sebalten ia
ben fou. Das barn,cnirt prd9tis nit einer
Afatre lit Ct. gaul, no DOR eintsen Sasen
bic MetbpbiRen einen1 italientf9.n Sreiseif
ibr 8etbaus anSadion.S trabe Dfneten gum
3wede zines @ortrass aber Stalten, wobet
@aribalbt Der italienil@e @aitinston g.
nannt suirb u. b9l.
Sn 9aptom, Obio, tdlt Der borttse ia
tboltf4t @eftlenperetn etne ger1oofuns bon
bretbts tuertbpoaen:Yreiitn ara 8. December
ab ; Der gr16s 1T fur @ranbuns elmer rese1<
1ndbisen freten Mbenbfdule fur bic gereins-
n,ttslieber beaimnat. Gidsts SO Gsnts.
anrora, Sd. Die srobe (irldnbii@e)
2ir6e gun, III. 6srsen uuroe I'M 9. Sos.
Morsens bur& Teuer %sert0rt. Der g:rluf
belduft auf $4,000. Die STRIDE tuar bon
Badaeinen erbaut. 1eber ben llriprun8
bes Branbes 1T nod ni4t5 ndtere5 genet
bet.
Der @4ulrqtb in 2ebauau, ST., bat
an bas 2%ebrerperfonal ben seuaeGenen auf>
tras ertbei1, BET font fuforttser GntlaKuns
bic btsber lbli9en GrSfnun9s> unb @&1ub>
eebete In ben &luden tpesaulaGen. Cine
9ebrerin, bic auf 8etbeba1tuns Der @ebete
bebarrte, erbielt ben 9aufpae.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-04
8ermt16 {.

@as Der 1ranspprt zines tpbten
@pnerebmannes DON @afbtnstsn mad benz
nur 230 Meilen eHtfernten Gaften fpAet, bat
Sares Yartcn aus ben &ednun9sbldern
bes Gpnsrefss ermittelt, wte folst:
Sur &utfden unb fur anprbnun<
gen $50 90
10 peite @eibenf9drpen fir bic
8eanaten beiber 6dufer 254 90
8 weibe Setbeni9Grpen fur bas
Mnprbnun9s.G pu,tte 96 90
203 Dueenb @laee @anbi9ube 6l5 90
2 Dusenb @laee 3anbf&ube 81 90
2 Dubenb @laee 6anpf1ube 60 90
l DuSenb @1aee !6anbf9ute 80 90
200 f1war3e xrauer1pre 800 90
&eiie bes 8oten na4 Nep yprt
unb 3urad Al 90
&utf4en mad benz Babntpf Is co
Tabrselb urb Muagaben, I'm, bic
Qeide mad Cation au trtnsen 245 90
9ptelre&nuns unb &utiAen tn
Cation ~ IS
Tabrselb unb Aussaben mad
@afbtneton aurlf 1914 90
&etlt ees Inter- udtprs u. 3pei-
ct 8pten na9 Cation unb au'
rid ids zsss 1873 90
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-04

Ri9ter2Yn9 In Minnefota. SIN
Dulutb bate fi& lesten @amfas Elm Cub
i.et Marnens @eors @mitb eeeer Trauen 70
ntebertrd6tts benomn1en, bab er oerbaftet
unb au $50 @trafe perurtbeilt .rurbe. Gr
bate isbp@ fetn @elb unb tpurbe bebbalb in
bic Sail sebra9t. @dbrenb ber@bertf b.
NIT bef9dfttst mar, Deden fur bic Ma@t au
bo1en, brans cine @aaar Mdnner tins &C.
fdnsnib, rib ben uebeltbdter beraus unb
bGnste tenfelbsn AM rd4f Baum. Der
Mf brad aber unb ba ber erfe Corn ber
Qpn9er nori Der .par, iberlteben fe ben Ser
BREEDER ipieber Der 8eb6rbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-04
$2,l44 IS
Sun1nta

9un1rta 1914 3:
cage urb f9reibe 2,144 Dollars unb s.
Gents! Die Musgaben fir @lace6anbf1ut,
(bret Dollars tas @tad) belaufen 1i9 a1eir
auf 1862; bic Mussaten fur S&drpen unt
8rauerfor auf $3.50.
= Bon benz neutrality-suspicious. Beltna&
eradblt man fpleenbe Mnefbpte: @Gbrent
Der bl~ttsen @9la4t BET atlanta bra,1e Elm
tapferer MebelenpfFater an Der @pise fetxe.
Mannf9aft btGt an bic @9an3er Dor, bin.
ter pel9en bic Bunbestruppen I1 bedter.
Da redte Der trGfttee Dberf zines Treipidt'
sen>9eetments Don Soma feline berfultf9en
Mrnte aus, ergrtf ben fetnblt9en Offtter
ant &odtragen, bob i'm tpie Elm 8tnb iber
bic 8Sl9ung unb nna4te tbn fp gum Rriess>
sefangenen. Del &ebeu, Colonel 2ampleY
pom As. alabama &estment, farb mad et>
nisen @p1en, an9eblt4 aus Gram iber bic
unriitmlt&e Mrt ftiner @ef~eneennAtme.
Der TIN stfarsen senputnen bate, marco
Belfnap pom Is. Soma &esiment, felt ben,
l. MpYember, 1869 frtessminifer Der Ser.
Staaten.
ss5t etneut I1r1fretS BON bret Meileu
Yon Wcoblodet 1T &tpbeSslaub, bic @tdbt'
den Cumberland, Soutbfelb, B1ad ftone u.
BuQtnstam NIT 10000 Gtnmotnern umfaf>
ftnb, iinb ieb3ebn 8aummpnfabrtf (Spin'
nereten unb @ebereten) bic $500 Irtetter
bel9Gfttsen, 0 1000 5ptnbeln unb 4O30
@ebfible In Sbdttstett BADEN, idbrlt&
100000 Yfunb 8auu1t>p1e Serbrauden
unb 40 Ni1icneu garbs Baunwo1tofe fa'
b~rt5tren. Muberbem a@t @pafabrifen nit
1850 Mrbeitern, bte 100000 pfunb @pde
gu 100000 CARDS Sud- unb 9albtu4 per-
arbetten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-04
Sur 1tn%terba1tmn9.

@el9en Wertt man In europa auf cine
9ette8ene 11nterbaltunssltetire 1eet, benefit
unb u. etn unldx9if tn v@effdltf1en Sir
4enblatt" erfatenener Mrttfel, ben mir bier
fplsen laben. Uer1elbe lautet: .r
@er Elm iu9enblt9es 9er3 nit ii9eren,
Grfpls an @ett unb @emdtb au jener 8tl>
bunssfufe empprbrtn9en min, ,pelGe bic
3ierae bes fatbplifaen Samiltenlebens bil>
BET, Der iberpa9e nit dn9flt9er @crafalt
bic Qeeture fetner 3inber In Der Mrbeaeit.
@te Elm f1lei9enbes @tft perberben f9ledte
Bidder unb 3ettf1riften bic erfen &etn1e Der
9uten G%r5tebun9 ; Don bletbenbem Ginbrude
finb ramentlt4 btlbltde Darfenunsett unb
sewiGe @ft33en auf bic rese Ybantafe Der
tunsen Seele. @ewtGenspFi9t Der fattp>
ltfden Yre1e 1T Is besbalb, DOR fdle9ten
Bidern 3u rparren unb quite au empfeblen.
Mit unbeidreibli9em Muff9muns feben tutr
etne 3ettfdrift i& uebren: vMlte unb Meue
@elt,"* iQuarirte fatbpltfae Monatsf4rtft
CUR unterbaltun9 unb Belebrun9. (gtnfe>
beln bel Ben3tser.) Cine An3abl BON ter>
%nprrasenben S@riftfe1ern btetet tn berfel>
ben Der tatbpltf9en @elt etnen Gpelus Ypn
ansenebn1en unterbaltun9eu aus aQen; 3wet>
een bes WtTens unb nerfnn1tden bttfe
sur4 fetr f4Sne S1ufrattonen.
Dtefes fattsltf1e l1nterbaltunespr9an
brinet 1. 9. benz Qefer In f1nntsem .3u1an,-
menbange Ort9tnal9ebt4te, fpannenbe unb
senuttlt9e GrjdbluNeen, 8%toerapbien nit
Yprtrdts terporra9enber, fatbolif9er ;3ett>
aencRen, @dtlberung raerfpIrbtaer Greta-
ntfe Der @e9entuart, ramentlt9 .npn ben,
bepcrRebenben Gpnci1 In Nom : populdre
Muffdbe aus Der &ultur. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Qdnber> unb 86ltertunbe; 8%elebruneer nber
@efanbbettspFese; @%en1etnnibtees teber
Mrt, 70 bab aud bds retfere Mlter tn Der
.3ettfdrift etnen ret&talttsen S6at BON ben
t%ntereGanteten 3weigen Der @tfenf9aft
flnbet unb Ge btefen, rt9t 9enu9 en1pfotlen
tperben tann.
Sn apDlf Monatsbeften ~ te' q Druid.
bpsen btlbet bte 3etti9rtft etnen 8anb lie
foate in fetner fatbcltf&en Tamtlte fetlen,
no Sell unb @e9en Der Rtuber nt9t aur Ne.
beniaGe setporoen 1T. Sebent Ban6e tptrb
cine Gratis YrGn1te bet9eseben. MQe Mpnat,
erl9eint Elm 9eft gum vretfe III rur Is Ste.
tpesbalb bie1ee &letnob ether euten 2ectlre
aud dru,ern Tanatlten nerr1tttelt tperben
fann, wenn namentlt4 bic tDdtpirbt9e@etf.
lt9fett lettenbe @anb ans @ert leat.
y DAD I. 6eft bes Sabrsanes 1870 lieat
beretts Dor. gu unferer Treube 1maftn spir
sefeben, bab btefes 9eft nod rtetr Iipte tte
friiberen alien Mnforberunee1 entfprt&t be
Elm lefelufises publifum an cine folde Mc>
1tatsf4rift feaen lam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-04

9tr19ia9b. Mus Song Yratrte nnb
anbern @esenben Don @tearns GpuntY Der
nebuaer mir, .bab bic 9trfajasb btefen @in~
ter febr 1obnenb 1T. Dappn metb u. q. unier
Treunb @ennepis au er3dblen, Der In ben
lesten 1aeen n,ebrere fattltae Gremplare
aefhpGen BAT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-04
80 eltIt6 s.

aus @istom1m. SIN Milwaufee Yer>
fammelte iid 1esten Montas bic gonpen>
ttpn Der @pirttuoien~ 9dnb1er Der Ser.
@taaten. Die ppr8etou1menen Steuerbe-
trasereten, forpie bas wtlfar1t@e gerfabren
Der Mesierunssbeau1teu fanben f4arfen
Sabel unb es tpurbe bef9lofen, betm @on>
greg UNI bic Grla0uns eines @e1eses 5u pe>
titicntren, ..pobur@ bas btsbertse S9feu,
etne srinbli&e Menberuns erletten tpilrbe.
@caar aus Californian .pareu Abseorbnete
an Der @pnpentirn erfdienen.
@ei3enmarft. am q. seos. tanb an
Der Mtlwautee 86rie Nr. l. Bel Der Gr0f>
nuns su SO Gent unt f&lob NIT gertdufern
III 90 Gents fur reselmdbtsen. @r. 2. ftanb
Bel ber GrSfnuns ,u 80 Gents na&8aieben
bes 8erfdufers int December unb f4lob
Aia gu 49, Gents fur reselmdbtsen. Die
Nadfrase &uar sr0btentbeils INTERPRETATION.
| Gs purben uber 100000 8ufbe1 %perfauft.
Muf 2aser befanben ii4 beute 616,000 8u>
ftel sesen $4,000 an bent entfpre&enben
Sage bes lebten Sabres unb $4,000 I'M
Jabr. 1867.
Sagoabenteaer. Sin Der Spwn Dayton,
@aupaee>G puntY tpurben pprise @oae stpet
iunse 8uriae, tpdbrenb fe tint Balbe iasten,
Don einem sroben 9u&s ansefa1en, pel&er
benz Ginen Don tbnen auf bie@&ulter fprans
unb li4 feffratte. Der Mnbere, pel4er bic
@efabr leines &araeraben besrif, 1este fem
@emetr NIT Der Munbuns an bic .pilbe ST.
fie unb feuerte, nobel Der 2u&s auf Der
@teae set6btet tpurbe, obne bae benz jun
gen Menfaen Elm @&aben 3usefast pu,ss.
s9iHsbrans. Muf benz @t&tsan-@ ee 10
Der Yropeler n8eae" nesbrannt NIT elmer
9abuns @@inbeln; Der Captain 8. Barnes
unb n,ebrere Der Mannl9aft tanner. un.s
! 2eben.
Clue j@auserboae &orntbat 1T an BE-,
Buffalo &oab, feds Metlen BON Davenport
an etnem beutiaen Taruaer Nau1ens Gbarlea
@eib perlbt .porben. S4pn felt 1dnsere,
:3ett .par ibu1 @te9 sefobleu pprben. I'LL
er bater in Der Ra@t @erduf@ Don fei'
men, @tale Der oerna6m, i&Spfte Ct fofurt
@erba&t, unb besab i& mad benz Stau
@lei& barauf nernabm feline Srau ether
@@ub. SIN Der Ansf, bic fe ibertan,, eilt'
Ne fofort nit tbrern elftdertsen @obne 81
i9reua Ma@bar, UNI !@alfe 3u iu&en uni
t:trte bann rnia9errn Mt1ler 3urud. ST,
@anu lag tobt In feineu1 Blute f@tpimu1enb
Mue llu.fdnbe fpra&en bafar, bab Dieb'
bort s~etpeien, I'M, cine Sub su fteblen uni
bub bteielben, pi1tt&t aus Sur&t ertann
worben III fem, ben Tarraer eruorbeten
Gin frlberer Messer foa a1s Der Ebat Der
bd@tts serbaftet fein.
gprtee Mc4e branute in @ilraufee "a
. fosen. @aietp>9beattr al, wobet 2 perfouel
|~u"'sa''sn'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-04

SIN Meeter County ii Der cit ber
8ebDrben BON Torref City mad 2ttdfelb
unb fur S1antt County SonGambrtbse
In bas nprb6flt9e gtertel Der 80. @eettpt
mad Ippn SO perlest, wie bic gpltsabftm>
1tuns es beidlpGen bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-04

50 et3enpretfe in Minneiota wdbrenb
ncrtser Mo4e:
ct. @eter, 80. l, 60 Gents; Mp. ?, IS
Gents.
@inpna, 80. ], 65Gents; 30. 8, eo-6a
Gents.
@aeea, 80. l, 50-53 Gents 80. 2, 4S
Gents.
Earibault, 80. l, 60 Gents 30. 2, S.
Gents.
Sc @ueur, 80. l, IS Gents SO. 2, so
Gents.
@afinss, SO. l, IS Gents :; 80. 2, 60
Gents.
Mxfin, 80. l, IS Gents 80. 2, As
Gents.
Rebwins, Np. /, IS Gents ; 80. 2, GO
Gents.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-04
Staat8= Meui9tetten.

Gtne neue Mrbetter.1ntpn To
Don 6arn1ern unb 6anbmertern in &ebwtns
uno l1msesenb sesrinbet porben. Gie8tl'
bung elmer reuen gartet TT 3wed biefes
S9rittes; bebbalb spurbe etne eisene @lat'
form aufsefe1t, bic etne Mense Srasen Don
0fentli9em SntereGe in tbr gerei9 stebt.
G%onpentionen CUR Durdfatruns bes prc>
9rar1n1s finb prpieettrt unb bic @artetnarnen
uDenptrar unb u&epublifaner" fcnen aus
Der Debate perbrdn9t &perben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-04

y DAD I. 6eft bes S~atrsanes 1870 liest
beretts Dor. gu unferer Treube rnI7tn sptr
9efeben, bab btefes 6eft nod rtetr tte tte
fraberen alien Mnfcrberun9er entlprt@t bic
Elm ~lefelufises Yublttun1 an cine icl9e Mp>
ratsf4rift fe1en fann.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-12
ggegal advertisements.
Cobb ShoriAf's Sales.

EAILL be sold bsfore the Court House door in
w the city of Marietta Cobb Co, Ga, between
the legal hours Of sale the LIST Tuesday in De.
cember next, the following property to-wit:
certain tract parcel If land lying in the 10Th,
Dist. and 2nd. section of said county Of Cobb con.
ssting of Lots Nos, 255 264, 265 266. 27 323 329,
1913, 339, $40, 403 4l2 Az, and west half of 1877,
containing $40 acres More or less and constituting
the Homestead Of Eliza Kolb ond Children, as set
Estate Of Valentine Kolb deed. Levied on as the
property of Eliza Kolb EXecutrix Of V. Kolb, decd.
by virtue OF fila from Morgan Superior Court in
favor of L. ~ Rice VS.. Eliza KOb, Executrix Of
v Kolb decd, to satisfy claim fer labor done upon
said Homestead. Property pointed out by Plaintiff
Also-at the ZANE tme and place will be sold one
Brick Store House, with the premises thereto at
tachei on the n nth 81 lie Of the Public Square in the
city of Marietta bounded ON the North by the pro-
perty occupied By Page & Mon gomery, on the East
by Cherokee street. on the South by the Public
j Z Ljndley & Co. Said property now in the pos
session Of L. Bennett as a Grocery Store. Levied
as the properly of james B Young to satisfy fila
from Cobb Superior Court in favor Of j. A. Sewell
Il Bro. VS. JAS i. Young. Properly pointed out by
plaintiffs.
Also-at the same time and place will be sold, one
Dwelling House with two rooms and the premises TO
which it is attached bling one acre Of land more or
less the same being part OF land lot No. 952 in the
lTjh Dist. and Bad. section of Cobb county, lying
East Of he " s, A r Road near Winnings Station
said Road. Levied on as the property of John NJ
Wyse to satisfy fila from the Notary Public court Of
the 992nd District G NJ. forlabor done in favor of
Thomas Wellington VS. said John Wyse. Levy
made and returned to me by JAS w Keheey, L c.,
this the 3rd day Of Nov 1859.
w w CARRELL, PVpty. Sheriff
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-12
Bulls Sarsaparilla.
GOOD Reason for the Captains Faith.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother.

BENTON BARRACKS Co, I
April 30. 1865.
DR. JOHN BUTI.--Dear Sir: Knowing the ell
cheney of your SarsapariIla and the healing and hene
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. Being
moved so often my wounds have not healed yet.
have not sat up moment since | was wounded,
am shot lhroue the hips My general health is
IMPAIRED and need something 10 assist nature.
have more faith in your oarsararilla than in any
thing else wish that that is genuine. Please ex
press me half a dozen bottles and oblige
CAPT. c. p. JOHNSON,
St. Louis, NO.
P. S.-The following was writtou April, 90 1870
bv Mrs Jennie johnson mother Of Capt. johnson.
DR. BULL-Dear Sir My husband, DR.. S.
Johnson was skilltlul surgeon and physician IN
Central New York. where he died leaving the above
C. F. johnson to my care. At thirteen years Of age
he had chronic darrhpa and scrotllla, for which |
gave him your Sarsapara. IT CURED HIM.
have for ten wears recommended it to many in New
York Ohio and Iowa, for scroiua, fever sore>, and
geenral debility. Perfect success has attended it
The cure affected in at scrotuia and fever
sores were almost miraculous. | am very anxious
for my son to again have recourse to your Sarsapar-
Ia lie is fral fu Of getting spurious article, hence
his writing to You for it. His wounds We're terrible
but believe he Will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-12
Cherokee Sheriff Sales.

WILL be sold before the court house d lor in Can
ton, Cherokee county, Ca within the legal hours Of
sale the first Tuesday i'll December next the fol-
loving property to wit Lots Of Land Nos. 5l2 and
sos in the I'd dist and I'd sect. Of Cherokee county,
Ga. Levied on IA the property Of William McDan-
ie to satisfy Justices Court fl IA from the lUl1th
District &. NJ cf said County in favor of jesse
Bultz. Levied and returned to me by George Cor
nett, l.. c.
! lso Lots Of land Nos. 33i 800, 403 404, 4G5,
4G6, 4O7, 453 459, and 40 the 18th District and
I'd section OF Cherokee county, Ga. Levied on as
the property Of Henry d. and John NJ. Mcdonnell,
Executors of Joseph Mcconnell deceased to satisfy
a Superior Court ii fl in favor Of James +. Rusk vs..
Samuel NJ. Mcdonnell James Mcconnell. Isaac
Mcdonnell and Henry d. and John NJ. Mcconnell
Executors OF Joseph Mcdonnell and Uriah Steph-
and Anthony Murphy.
Also-all Of Lot No. lsi in the 14th Dist and I'd
section Of Cherokee county, Ca except 40 acres off
the South West cnrner-hrleIotore sold. Levied on
to satisfy a Tax Fl ia issued by the Tax Collector Of
Forsyth county, VS.. T. j. Ellis.
E. G. Granting, Sheriff.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-12
Administrators Sale.

BY virtue Of an order Of the Court fOrdinary of
Cobb county. Ga viii be sold before The court house
door in the city of Marietta on the first Tuesday in
Decembern next all the Real Estate of tie Ebert
Jordan deceased comprising lots Nos 277, 18Th
Dist and 2nd sect and let 324, Eth dist and end
section ard west half oflot 278, 18th dist and end
sect and the undivided half Of lot 159, 18th dist aud
2nd section. Terms cash. Sold for the benefit of
the heirs and creditors of said deceased
JOHN T. GLORE Admir-.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-12
Administrators Sale.

BY virtue of an order from the Court Of Ordinary
of Cobb county. Georgia, will be sold before the
Court House doo in the town of Marietta the LIST
Tuesday in December next brtween the legal hours
of sale, the following property to-wit: Eighty five
acres of land, near Powder Springs consisting Of
property of William Ra5csraw, deceased, for the
benefit Of the heir, and creditors Terms made
known on day of Of sale. Oct 3rd. 1859,
L. II. RAKESTRAW. Admir-,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-12
A pair of tights-Two drunkards.

A pair of tights-Two drunkards.
Mans inevitable lot--in the graveyard
A cavoritc word with women--the last
enc.
A work of art-A widow trying to get
husband.
The public singer that "draws" best is
he mosquito.
What is stronger in death than in life 7
An old yeliow-leggcd hen.
When is a man thinner than single 7
When he is a shaving,
1t is said-perhaps ironically, black
smiths forge and steel every day.
If a young lady bids you take heart,
does it mean that you can take hers
A big battle is now taking place be-
tween bright eyes, winter bonncts, and
close pocket books.
II came near selling my boots the
other day." said Scuttle to a friend
"How so ~ "Wcll, had them half
soled."
a man who was told by colportour
to remember the fate of Lots wife, re-
piled that he had trouble enough with
his own without remembering other mems
wives.
Anew Orleans paper says that a young
widow in that city who writes well is
training herself for an editor We hope
that we are not the editor she is training
herself for.
A curate having been overloaded by
his bishop for attending ball, the former
replied, "My lord, | wore mask" ooh
WELL" returned the bishop, Chat puts a
new face on the affair.""
"Baron Laray, chief of the medical
staff, of the French army, has stated it as
a fact that the six-thousand survivors who
safely returned from Egypt were all of
them men who abstained from the use Of
ardent spirits"
AT ball in Cincinnati, the 18th inst.
given by the Italians in that city in COM
incarceration of the discovery of America
by Columbus, Mrs, Angelina Podista,
10l years old, led off in the festivities
md danced in ten sets.
a French girl asked the priest the
other day, "What is it, father, that we
ask every day for our daily bread instead
of asking it for week, a month or a
year :" "Why you little goose, to have
it fresh, to be sure" was the reply.
"What do you mean you little rascal y
exclaimed an individual to an impudent
youth that had seized him by the nose
l6upon the street.
Oh, nothing only am going out to
: sseek my fortune, and father told me to be
Assssure and seize bold Of the first thing that
turned up.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-12
Cobb Postnonedl Sheriff Sale.

WILL be sold before the conrt house door in Ma
rietta Cobb Co.. Ga between the legal hours Of sale
the first Tuesday in Nov. next The following pro-
perry to-w: Sixty acres Of oNh side Of lot No. 2G6,
both, District 2nd section Cobb County, Ga
four Justices Court ffas issued from a dstices court
in the c51st, District G NJ i'll favor OF W. Math'
ews for the urchase money. Levy made and re-
turned to me by j. c. Moh0n l.. c.
j. f. Perry, Dept'y. Shift.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-12
georgia Cherokee County :

Whereas Joel II Dyer, Administrator of Elisha
Dyer represents to the court in his petitcH duly fled
Dyer's estate This is therefore to cite all persons
concerned, kindred and creditors to show cause if
any they can why said administrator should not he
discharged from bis Administration and receive let
tiers of dismi~sion on the first Monday in December
1869. August 10TH, 1869.
w. Il. D. MOSS, Ord'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-12

BY an order Of the Court Of Ordinary Of Putnam
County Ca, will he sold before the Court House
door in Marietta Cobb Co.. within the legal hours
of sale. on the LIST Tuesday in December next, one
lot of land belonging to the estate of Thomas Head
deceased lying in said county Of Cobb, containing
forty acres and being lot No. 1860 in the 10Th Dis
trict and 2nd section Of originally Cherokee now
Cobb county and being within four miles northeast
Of Marietta. Sold for dstmbuon Terms cash.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Administrator of Th0s Head.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-12

Georgia Cobb County

Toan whow itmay conc IN: whereas Mss c, Gri r
of said State and County, applies 10 the Ordinary for
Letters Of Administration on the estate Of j. Grier,
late Of said county and State deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonsh all, and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
TO be and appear at my office within the time pre-
sclibed by law and show if'ny they can, why
letters of Administration on the estate Of said decd
should not be- granted The applicant Given under
my hand and official signature this Oct. 18th 1869
G. J. Shepard, Ord'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-12
Georgia Cobb County
To all whom il may C 1ncerp ;

To al Whom II may lncern
Whereas Mrs Mary A Harris of said county
and State applies to tie Ordinary for letters Of al
ADMINISTRATION on the estate Of Samuel Harris late Of
said county and State deceased These are there
fore to cite and adnonish all and singular the kin
dred and creditors Of said deceased be and appear
at my Office within the time prescribed hy law aud
show cause if any they can why letters Of admins
ration on the estate Of said deceased should not be
granted the applicant. Given undrr my hand and
official signature this LIST day of November 1869.
c.. j. Shepard, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-12
Cobb Sheriff Sale.

WILL be sold before the court House door in the
city Of Marietta. Cobb county, Ca between the legal
hours Of sale the first Tuesday in November next
the following properly to-wit: One half interest in
Travelling Thrashtr and lis equipments, including
Wheat Fam. Levied OF the property of Chas.
Barrett to satisfy ffl issued from Cobb Superior
Court in favor of James p. Dobbs CllaS Barrett,
John Barrett and John Anderson. Property pointed
out by Plaintiff
] T, BERRY Dep'ty. Sheriff