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r. 3. BULLOCK.

With all disopproval Of tlo political
character of Gov. Bullock, we accept,
even in his case, the consolation, that in
the course of ro,idence, good IS still
educed from evil. His very political
outragcs viii render the people more ap-
prociative of the value. and jealous Of
the preservation, Of liberty; While his
love of lavish expenditure has taken one
direction, which, in our opinion, will
compensate the people for all the losses
which, through him, they have other
wise sustained. Ills disposition to aid
the construction Of Railroads in all parts
OF the State viii do more to develop the
resources and increase the wealth Of the
State than corruption has done to de-
stroy it,
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Georgia Cobb County

Notice is hereby given to all persons coaeernrd
tEar Naaman Hardiman late of said Comfy. depalt-
ed his life intestate and no person has aPerd tr
Administration on the estate of sad sN'ainan Hard'-
man and that il, terms of tie law Administrator
win be- vested il the Clark Of the superior Court or
some other itpeson, thirty DAYS after publication Of
tls citation unless valid objection is ma t"
appointment.
Given under my hand and Official Signature this
G. J. SHEPARD. Ordinary,
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RAILROAD MASS MEETING.
JASPER, PlcKENs Co., Ga.
Sept. 30th, 1870.

EDITOR JOURNAL: On the 26th inst,
the people Of Pickens Co, met in mass
meeting al the Coart House for tie pttr-
pose Of giving some expression of their
earnest desire for the early completion OF
the Marietta and North Georgia Rail
road which WHOM built vii! traverse the
entire county of Pickcns.
The meeting was largely attended by
the best citizens Of the county and the
feeling manifested was very enthusiastic
for the success of the road
The object of the meeting was stated
by Hon. s. A. Darnell who after con-
Guiding his remarks moved that a com
mittee be appointed to propose resolu-
tons for The meeting which motion was
carried.
The committee appointed retired and
prepared the following series of rcsolu-
tons which we're read and unanimously
adopted
Resolved list, That for the purpose oi
aiding in the construction Of the Mariet-
ia and North Georgia Railroad, which
will pass through our county, we pledge
ourselves as citizens Of said county to
donate to said Rail Road Company the
right Of way to such Of our lands as said
Road may pass through, and VIC pledge
ourselves further % do all in our power
both by subscription, and otherwise, to
facilitate the building Of said Road.
Resolved 2nd, That a committee of
three Of our citizens be appointed bv
this meeting to represent to capitalists
abroad the material resources Of our
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Cobb Sherifrs Sales.

VIII he sold before the Court house door in the
Cav OF Marietta Cobb comfy Ga, between the usual
hours Of sale on the first Tuesday in November next
Tie following property levied on as the property Of
". NJ. Bates, under and by virtue OF an attachment
ia issued Fl om the Justice Court Of the 99st dist
6. NJ in favor of T. N. Tippngs W. NJ. Bates to
VT GO acres of lot If land No l24 in % dist and 2nd
Section of said County, also A Grosties and old
grindstoles property pointed out In said fla aud
levy made and returned to me by q. B. Ghastain l..
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gNcLlsn FEMALE BETTERs.

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and Female
REGULATOR known will cure all those complaints
above mentioned in an Incredibly short time. The
Bt4rs AZ once alouses strengthens and restores The
wonb to its natural condition, removing obstrne-
tons relieving pain and regulating the monthly
uetiod. Yonder sands pale, feeble and languid
gill just bursting into womauhood she is the PRIDE
ofaii. but bark she silently steals pickle eats
turns with dull eye and seeks solitude her eyeno
longer sparkles her mer, laugh is no longer heard
ringing through the air. she nopes ahon with
ho3dlcss lips and gums, with headache palpi,atio',
consultations swimming ofthe head, and cold feet and
hands mplancl oily; ale has coated tongue, otien-
sive breath, and host oi Other evils too nmerousto
mention.
When neglected all these symptoms become aggra-
vated. there is sick stomach, heartburn, dark line
settles under the eyes. the legs and ark are swol-
len the hair roses It's gloss and falls off there Is brit
eness aud splitting Of the finger nails, swooien alb
domen extreme nervousness fretfulnrss, pains and
aches dry cough Hyslerical FITS, rapid frostration,
epilepsy and death ! Ii you any of your friends,
are thus afflicted send AT for a bottle of Eng
fish Female Bitters and be cured Its effects are
magical in such complaints. Surely no mother will
postpone and delay this duty until.
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WIN. c.. SIMMONS, CHM.
s. A DARNELL,
w. T. DAY,
w. a. CnLMAN,
NJ. Y. CnrFEY.

Speeches were made by Hon. S. A.
Darncil, Representative of this county,
Col. James 4. Brown. Of Cherokee. Hon.
John A. Nimpy, Of Dalloncga, and His
Honor Judge N. B. Knight Of the Blue
Ridge Circuit, all of whom made strong
and earnest appeals to the people otake
immediate steps to secure the early con-
structin of this valuable and needed
road Much enthusiasm for the road
prevailed and it is believed that the
county If Piclseus alone viii subscribe
Fifty or One Hundred Thousand dollars
Of stock TO the road The resources of
our county only need to be known to be
appreciated.
JAMES SERMONS, Chairman.
A. y. MCfrIy4E. Secretary.
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General Aarsrtisements,
SICKNESS PAIN AND DEATH !

Letmatcy result as penalties for violations OF iat
ura1 laws f ON which none escape.
The faded cheek. the pale and wan features, lie
dun eve the cloudpd intellect the deep heavlng sign,
the feeble and elnaciated frame, the detected pfeas
tLe toter, Gait Nh indicate previous transgfeselnn
Of law. Knowing that ''proerastination is the tlef
Of time" all intelligent beings apply for some remedy
as soon as circumstances permit, while those VINO
do not act upon The principle that delays are dan
gerous,' generally linger, lose more time ana pay
more ncncg.
Thousands Of mothers and daughters, in all sta
tons and condition Of lifp are suffering, lingering
and diving fiom the effects Of some dended and
dreadful.
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THE COTTON CROP.

Nearly or quite 100000 bales, the
largest crop since the war, is now the
estimated product of this year.
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MAaIsTTA,. GEORGIA.

Friday Morning 0cs. 2. 1870.
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49, ---l-------
NEGRO DECENTRALIZATION.

David Dixon, of Sparta, writes that
the negroes have generally quit work,
that they are advised by Radicals to kill
and bnrn to suppress Ku Klux. We
see a notice since his writing which states
flat his Gin House has been burnt in
yolying loss ofs5, 600.
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duGGfA FARs.-G eorgia State Agri-
Guild al Fair, Atlanta, Octub 1926
Hekhel V. johnson, Orator; Robert
Bonkr, alternate. Accommodations for
l00pO guests. Gov. Johnson has de-
clink.
d ton States Mechanice' and Agri-
cul;b al Fair, Augusta, October 25-20-
no sator announced.
Agricultural Congress, Augusta, Octo.
Der G,
Cdfral Georgia Asricul.ara and Man
ufad turing Company Fair, Macon, Oc-
TODD 3--no orator announced.
qlumbas Mechanics Industrial Asso-
ciatIn Fair Columbus Novcmbcr =
Gel Robert Toombs, Orator.
Il tnam County Agricultural Fair "a
tontn October l2-l4.
! ,uth Georgia Agricultural and Sic
chdical Association Fair, Thomasyii!e
Al MEMBER l0-no orator announced.
Mikes Famers Club Fair, Washing
til, October l3-Ilon r. Toombs anc
ohers viii deliver addresses.
jNortb Georgia Agricultural and Me
tauical Association Fair Dalton, Octo
Der 3--cx President johnson Will posi-
lively deliver The address; ION. j. &
breckenridge will accompany him.
B4rtow Agricultural Association Fair
Gainesville, October ).
agricultural Fair Assoristi ton ofCher
okce Georgia, and Alabama, Rome, Ga.
Octuber II and Is.
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pRomcooLE & co.'s BUcHU.

The best and cheapest combination for all affec-
tons of the Kidneys and Bladder offered to the
public 1t is prepared by regular physicians and
used by The profession.
Price 81 or, six bottles for S. Sold by
VIM. ROOT & SONS,
Marietta, Ga.
JP DROMGOOLE & CO.
Memphis, Tenn.
July 5, 1s7O-1y.
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georgia Cherokee County

Orlinarvs Office Oet1st 1870
AnciI puncan has applied for exemption ofperson-
INV and setting apart and valuation EFF Homestead.
4, a I viii pass upon the same at my Office al ~
gclcak l. M. on the 18th day Of October 1870
w. r. Moss, Ord'y.
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DEATH IS At THE DOOR.

IN all these complaints fhesy siem evidently shows
a want of red blood and MIR. Churchill i'll his w~rk
on Diseases of Females. says "Beaung in mind
'"", nr G a"d tbs EnoMn &C.
this condition theory suggest il al F. tie re-
lied on the best uf which is the s.ssiilate Of
IRON enters largely INTO he composition OF English
Female Buters. combined with powerful vegetable
tones Of rare qualities.
Among the mountains OF Tennessee and the piney
woods Of Mississippi is found certain hard and
finty icot vi III las hon ii Sc cre use by some
old ndViyes Tor many years possessing mage pow
ers in regulating and restoring all females suffering
with any affection, oftie womb. his root we have
obtained gave it fair test in cur practice and II s
now one OF the principal u4lr,irnts in these Filters
Oler powerful uterine and general tomcs also en-
ter in,1 It's composition. We also add I-alhandra or
Black root sufficient TO act upon the liver and keep
the bowels Open.
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"a MAN WANTED -

Under this caption Atlanta New
Era mouths in very sensible way. 1t
says:
"A man wanted p IT'S the great
want of the age, and is fast becoming q
necessity. This is the Age Of Brass,
and the base metal alloys itself with
everything. The old saying, Goods
rush in where angels fear to tread" is
verified in our every life. We find
.lowShroWd bascness" more than re-
Specialize. We want man.
How would high proved ambition do?
What sort Of man 90 you want Is it
an imperial will9 Would itnot be bet
terto have more intelligence and virtue
among the people when low proved base
ness and high-browed ambition would
stink away abashed
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Flattery, the current commodity OF
the world. on which fashion lives and
thrives. is at most lie nits best clothes.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS

INJI-~ N~NJ-I NSlV1-F-5ko
Cen. p. ~. .. 20 IT G.,
OF BARLOW COUNTY.
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RESIDENCE FOR THE GOVERNOR.

Yhe Atlanta Iatelligeacer urges the
purchase Of permanent residence for
{ Governor,
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W.. .. ANDERSON.
w. p. ANDERSON.
MEEK OF TIE sUPIRI0R COURT
H. III. IIAMME n.

rop sHFRrFF-C G. B. G. HoLLEMAT.
For TAN REcnivrE--J. @. oGLEsBY,
FoR TAX CohEcToR-G. NJ MANNING.
CuuxTr TnrAsrnEG--H c WHITE.
SuuvsyoE-J. Il. WARD
JOHN SIMPSON.
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Spgtial Aotires.
Bear in Mind.

When disease has undermined the he lith, ami tho
ply siccl system has become prostrated stimalnnt
that will not only strengthen. but remove the cause
.houll he Immediately resorted to. Mental distress
is also fruitful source of the breaking down Of tie
constitution, and the rayages Of this enemy to
health are truly alarming. For all such maladies
Hostetters Stomach Bitters have been found unsur-
passed. BY acting directly upon the digestive o.
gans, they remove the heavy, cisagreesb.e feeling
after eatng, often complained of by parsons Of
delicate temperament As soon as digestion is re-
stored the patiert finds his strength increasing and
his general health improved.
Thousands Of persons certify that il may he relied
on in all cases OF weakness or nervous debi itv az
tendant upon ssdentary habits. The generality Of
Bitters disgretaBe to the taste that they are
Obj ciouable 70 a weak stomach This i not the
case with Hostetters Bitters, which will he :luud
mild and extremelo plersaIt. Balsamic plants
harks and contr butte their restorative iui Is
to render It soothing and stTeu gthening Its basis
is the only pure stimulant which has ever been
produced containing fiisU OIL. any other dele
FERROUS element. he most careful and skilIful
chemists have aralized the Btters and pronoun-
ced them harmless This is scieut fc testimony
but the testimony 81 the hundreds of thousands who
have experienced the preventive and curative ee cts
Of the GRE At vSGsTAHLE Ton ana ALtERATlvR {
modern times Is still more conclusive In Fever
ana Ague. Dyspepsia. Ri iousness, Nervous Com
plants, Chronic ComDlsnts and general debility il
is nearly iniallible anything In this fAllible
world can be.
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CONSTELLATION FREE.
SYMPTOMS of CATARasEE
DR' LIGHTHILL 4 SMYTH.

The earliest, most prominent and character
isJc feature Of Cstarrh is dischlrge from the
head, cOns.stin-, sometimes. Of clear acrid
fluid, but ofJener II "a thick, fetid. purulent,
yellow or greenish yellow matter, which is US
ually secretei in excessive Abundance, and dis
charged through the nos5rils or throat. and fire.
4lently by both channels.
The nature Of ;ais discharge varies in differ
eut cases, aud even in the same individual at
dif-rea; times. 10 some it is cop;oas aud ola
loose or fluid character, whilst in others it is
very viscii or gummy, altering ., the disease
membrane with eue-like teuscity, and remov-
able only with great Difficulty condition
mo-e particularly noticed on rising in the MORT
ing, because, during sleep. the purulenr score
ton hariens AMI accumulatas with greater
facility.
The Nv Of mucous in many cssss Instead of
passing out tie uosc passes into the throat. over
the sof: p,A's. qrollc.u. the very d..4.reea5'e
efforts to clear the throat by hawking aai spit
ting AMI in many cases when the patient Is
unable to clear the throat the discharge passes
into the stlmsah, producing nausea ami loss Of
appetite
Again, TIE offensive matter concretes into dry
hard masses or crus,s, which obs,ruct breathing.
snl are very difficult TO letlch, their iislodg-
ment often requiring most violent Efforts
Sometime. these demonstrations come away in
snail whirish Jumps, Or fragments Of a deep
green tint but occasionally. broad and fat cas-,
If notable size are expelled, On which traces Of
blood may AT times be observed. This condition
Is very liable TO run on to serious liberation,
Involving loss Of the bony structure Of the
nose, and subsequent fa-tening Of tina, organ.
The nasal membrane is thickenei and conges-
tel. causing the nose TO be stopped up, some
times on one s.ls. sometimes on the other. aud
often OF both. giving rise to iislgreeable study
sensation in the heal, and occasionally violeu,
paroKysms Of sueezing.
feeling Of flllness beat, Irritation, soreness
or pain Is generally experienced in the nos
trils near the root Of the nose as well as in the
upper par, OF the td.oa-. above all below the
s5it palate distressing sensation Of heavy
weight or compression is usually complain Of
over the forehead, especially in the region i'm
metiately above sul between the eyes. Some
times the PAIN Is 5ost.nately fixed in some par
tcu!sr part, as in temples, on the TOP Of the
heal At the back If the neck, OF behind the or
bits ami 0ce4si1nsfv il man tests itself in the
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NJ Z, the Subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
examine and adjust the claims and demands ~
all persons against the estate Of Myron Morse
late OF Burlington in said District deceased
ed in Offset thereto; and six months from tbe
day Of the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give no
p0intment at the Office OF John n HoIIenbect I,
BuEngton in said District on the third Tu siays cf
December and March next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
on each Of said DAYS. '
Dated this 18th day Of sept. A p. Is7l.
JOHN b. HOLLENBECk.l C..
n. PARKER Commissioners.
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Hon. JOHN PIERPOINT, PRESIDING JUDGE.
Hon. S S, WRIGHT, .q,si,tgp. JUDGES.
BURLINGTON, TUESDAY. Sept. q.

Hon SMITH WRIGHT,
" NATHAN LINCOLN, lS''s'a"' 'u-''''
BURLINGTON, TUESDAY. Sept. y.
The September Term Of the Chittenden Coun-
ty Court opened this morning at half past ten
o'clock with prayer by Rev. J. X. Converse.
The proclamation for Grand and Petit jurors
was read By Sheriff Drew. after which their
names were called by Mr.. Howard, Clerk Of the
Court BY order Of the Court, Nathaniel Parker
was summoned by the Sheriff as talesmau, to fill
the vacancy in the panel of the Grand jury
caused by the absence Of G. A. Austin.
The calender Of jury cases was called and for
ty-six of the sixtv-niue cases were marked ready
for trial. The Court then delivered the follow
ing
CHARGE TO THE PETIT JURY.
Gentlemen Of the Pejt Jgry.-I wish to say
bu. word to you, ard that is in reference to
your holding any conversation either among
yourselves or with others about any jury case
set down for trial at this term. There is no
other way to keep your minds entirely free
and unparalleled except TO avoid either talk
ing about, or listening To. any conversation
about any case to be tried by you. You cannot
tell how much your minds may be Influenced by
parties interested in the issue of cases on the
docket. You are situated where you are constantly
meeting both these parties and their witnesses in
Attendance upon this Court, and have every op-
portuaity TO hear the merits of the case discus
sei if YOU are disposed TO listen 70 them.
The best and only way for You to keep your
minds free and uninduencel is net to have any
thing 10 DO or say about the jury cases which
will be tried al this curt.
CHARGE To THE GRAND JURY.
GentlsuDa of The Gr14i J4rg-You have
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9er advertisements.
JOHN t. BALLARD,s ESTATE.

- " = On liza DIS ESTATE.
w Z, me So BSCRIBERS having been appoint
~ ca ny the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District OF Chtenden, Con missioners 10 receive
eAAtnlhe and adjust the claims and demands of ali
pe,,sVns against the estate Of John T. Ballard late
1llltoh' IN said District deceased and also all
stains and demands exhibited in Offset thereto. and
si1 months from the day Of the date hereof beinr
aIIoWed oy said Court for that purpose we Do ther
lore herehy give notice. that will attend To the
business OF our appointment. at the ofice ofC. VI
Mltters IN Milton, in said District on the arst
said day n H. vi
Dated this 10th day Of September. A. D. Is-o.
ID. II. ONION.
N. B. LEARNED, Commissioners.
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Nu.oy. w. Sept 20. 1870.
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wednesday, pteubsr I4l.. the silver bells
rang Gu. 'n ''nnen'ra'ioa # She 18th auuiyer-
s'Ty Of tae "e'lng-oi Ar ana Airs jerry "
y"H a 'u'H'7r OF Their friends heard the
Cii'' ana -'''e.e' H-iiA at the wedding festival
i-,tli. pleasure 10y
- .'..| --I- ani Mrs.
-, m ~ D, ~ q suler'a'ive
~ -, .3 .ll SAs performed
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WE, the Subscribers, having been appointed bv
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trct OF Chttenden, Commissioners to receive exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands ofal persons
against the estate Of Ca-sus p. Williams late OF
Sheihurn, in said District. deceased and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto and
months from the day Of the date hereof bein Al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, We DO there
fore hereby give notice that We will attend TO the
business Of orr appointment at the Hotel
District on the third Tuesdays Of Hovem-
Der and March next at 10 O'clock \. NJ, on
each Of sail days
Dated this 2id day Of September. A. D. $50.
IRA J. COLLAMERJ
ROBERT J. WHITE, comm .s-'on rs
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Important Testimonials.
HOME TESTIMONY
Or Or. Smyih's Success
IN ELLINGTON.

ENDORSED BY C. Il. BLODGErT, ESQ,
Or the Firm o" c. BloigeH & Son.
Burlington, Vt, Sept 18th, 1870.
Das. LIeUHILL & sNrru GENTLEMEN
seeing the testimonial Of Col. c. G. G-eoae n the
Boston Post as advertised in the Burlington Free
Press was led to consult you in relation T. deaf
ness in my right e-r, which the result Of Sc
we're cold caught about four-mouths ago. The sin
gle operation you have performed is entirely sue
cess'ul and my hearing appaEen ly fully restored
Very Respectfully.
c. P. BILL,
OfWest TopshaD Orange C unity, Vt.
endorse the above statement with pleasure, hop
ing 8, may benefit Drs. L'gh;Lin and smy tn.
c. Fl. BLOrGETT
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TaIS IS tn CERTIFY that have tbfsdav given
my son, Charles Edgar Blood his time during
the remand Of his minority ami therefore shall
clam n ne Of hs earnings, nor pay any debts Of his
mira tins, after this date.
JEHIAL BLOOD.
Jericho Centre, VI, Sept. a5-Iis3w
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n =
STATE OF VERMONT I The Hon. Probate Court
1i,ict ~ Cbttguden S i0r the District Of hiiten
den. -
Hanie, late Of Burlin ston sail Dsrr ct deceased
""H''' 6REETISG:
yIvHFREAS said Court hath ass gned the TN dAy
w OF Oct next for the settlement Of th"
administration accounts Of the administrator OF th
state of said deceased and decree " The re,tftE
of said estate - the heirs Of said de,sased.
aod oriered that public Notice thereof 10
given 10 all persons interested in s1d es-
tate by publishing this order thee weeks
sncs,essively previous to the day assigned
in the Burlington Free Press. a newspaper
printed in Burlington, in said District.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 10 appear II
the Probate Court rooms. Burlington, On tse day
assigned then aud there to test allowance CT
slid account, II you cause.
Given under my hand this st Day Of September.
A. ID. 1870.
lsWyw T.. Z. WALE-, Jndge-