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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15

By virtue Of Judgment and order "fthe Superior
Court of Cobb County, III the matter of George
McK-nz.e VS. Charles e. Baylor aud Louisa "
BAYLOR will be odd beforethe Court House door il
said County, on the first Tuesday in May next,
certain building lot parcel Of land, situate, lyln-
and being in the City Of Marietta. bounded North
aud East by the property Of Maj w. /. Wnn
South by Panlding Street and W,st by the property
Of Col A. p. Rood, containing four acres more OF
less. Sold as the property Of said Z. e. * l.. w
Baylor. to satisfy said judgm mt.
Also at the same time and place fifty three acres
more or less of land of the West end IF lot No I'll
living aud peng in the 20th. Dist and 2nd section
Cobb county. Levied on ms the properly of II. Is
Mcconnell by virtue of a Fl ia issued from Cobb Su
perior Court i'll favor of Thomas w. Compton and
iremnrrance /. Compton, Henry d Mel 'onneIl
Levied on Ter the purchase money. Property poin
ted out by Plaintiffs Attorney
Also at the same time and place, Lois of land Nos
236 23l, 297, in the l7rh., Dist AMI 2nd section o
cobb county Levied on as the property Of n. n
Gobrr satisfy ii ia in favor Of Robert NJ. Brown
Executor of Silas VI. Brown deed. VS. y. n GOber
Property pointed out by the Plaintiff Attorney.
Also at the sam" time and place. the lot, trac
If land and residence. Go. OF acres, meres and
bound not known, whereon Hardy Strickland now
resides In tie Village of Acwor'h, Goth county
Levied on by virtue of Fl ia issued from the Supe
rior court OF FORSYTH county, in favor Of Cary Con
vs. Hardy Strickland. Properly pointed out by de
eudaut.
Also, at the same time and place, two l"ts of land
Nos not known, and lanyard thereon, known as th'
Wad.vo,th LANYARD place Levied the pro
perry Of C. - Phillips to satisfy htd issued iron
Cobb Superior Court in favor of II. O. Cole Us G.
ID. Phillips and II. NJ. IIammett. Property pointed
out by Plaintiffs Attorney.
Il. A. Baldwin, Shift.
Anril :. 1s70-3Od
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Special ayotites.
Occupational Ailments.

Fresh, pure air is vitalizng elixir. Whoever is
declared by circumstances frnn unrestricted access
TO this invisible bur powerful stnuant needs me-
shoald be to choose the best. Popularity is pref
~ good guarantee of merit in this scruinzing and
intelligent age aud tried b. this criterion Hostetter
Stomach Bitters stands first among the nvigorating
and regulating medicines of the present day. To the
wants If persons engaged in indoor employmens.
especially i'll crowded factories where even with the
hest possible ventilation the atmosphere is always
in some degree polluted this saubrous Vegetable ton
ic is PECULIARLY adapted. The nature of he ingredi-
tnts is no mysery. 1t consists of an absolutely pure
difiusvr stimurut, tincturrd or rather surcharged-
with the fluid extracts Of sanatnus roots and banks
and herbs The pharmdcopnia has lis finctures, but
what are theyY The juice of on V a single root or
bark or plant is present III each Not one of them
combines the three properties of tonic, altera-
live, and an aperrnt All these dement's are blend
ed in the Bifters; these the Of ils nesi-
cnal recommendations. 1t is also blood depurrnt
and an ants pasmodc.
The baI-fn effec which air that has been partially
exhausted Of its oxygen by frequent breathing pro-
duces The vital organization. is notorious. and
when to this devtaized atmosphere is superadded
the mephilic vapur ofl0t air furnaces, it BECOMES
deletrrious and d. Ag in the extreme To enable
the system to hes n for few hours each day
against the dehiitNd liluence of vitiafed atnos-
phere n Wholesome tonic and Alternative is urgently
required. This grand disiderafum is supplied in Hos
letters Bitters, which rs strength-susaining,
hpalth-protectng agent has rival either among
oficinal or advertised medicines.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15
Hats : Hats +.

The Senior Editor las been placed under obliga
ion to SIR. J NJ. IIoLBEOOK, Of Atlanta, for the
,.rpscn alton of a very fine hat MI lIob'ook las
now on hand the largest stock of hats of every size
and color that eve, was brought TO the Atlanta
market. at any one time before. lie is the Great
-supplirr' Of the South. and our friends. when
visiting Atlanta, would do themselves no INJURY to
M, ;, Ho,brooll'. Hat Store on Whitehall street,
ard rurcbos. one ofthe best He is kind and oblig-
ing onr of natures gentlemen, anu never ial'S !"
drligIt and please -.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15
Ayers Americ an Almanac

For the new year, has arrived for delivery gratis
bv Wan. Root 4 Sons TO all who coll for it This
EIc annual has the largest circulation of any book
in the world, made by the fact that it furnishes the
best medical advice which is available to the people
enables them to determine what their complaints
are and how to cure them 1t contains the Startling
announc, ment OF the contigratio" Of the ''0rd or
the combination of one of Ike stars in the armament
with ali It's attendant planets.
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PHEASANT Hun. MINI. Apr.l 9, 1866.

DIR. c. w. RoBACK, Cincinnati, O.-Dear Sir ::
Last fall my wifi. had the liver complaint bad
that she was unable to sit up but t,w minutes time.
had physician doclolig her tor some time. but the
medicine h" gave her seemed to do her but little or
no good. wa. advised TO get her bottle If your
Bitters and let her try them, and see if they would
help her. So l thought if one bottle would BE- good,
two would I've better aud got her TWO bottles and
when she had taken the last bottleful she could do
most of her homework. | got her one more, which
entirely cured her and she looked the best | have
seen her for four years. We recommended them to
several of our n-ighbors WHO have used them with
great success. Address
ORVIS A. MASON,
Pickwick, Winona Co, Mimi.
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Excellent Papers,

The Advertisers G. zette' and the Advertisers
Index"-the former by George P. Rowell s. Co,
the aterb COe, Wetherill & Go, Philadelphia
are very handsome and useful publications contain
ing fund OF matter interesting to the publisher and
the general caller.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15
Orphans Home.

Rev. Dr. Jesse Boring was appointed by the last
NORTH Georgia Conference to solicit contributions to
establish an Orphans Home, and ne visited our
city for that purpose on last Sabbath week, and at
night of that day, there was contributed at the
Methodist hu ch, the Of $5l5 to further this
laudable enterprise.
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State Agricultural Society

Rev C w. HOWARD of Barlow is candidate
for Secretary of the State Agricultural Society. He
would be Of eminent service aud we hope h. will be-
elected Members should send on their votes adj
dressed to B C. Yancey care Of Col. Howard OF At
lauta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15

We hsye received the t''daogur of the Trn~te's'
school, .fsnJrd nd m'Shtuin,d by the Georgia
State Lofts1y at \ su,a, Ga Under the direction
Of ,b, present BQarroSAluagers (on which we find
Nh. names nj Mr.. rse>MNNSand Col WADDELL OF
Ma,ierta) we learn sr,he scho"l, in every respect
has bpel.stead,IS fTsrprfng. A fine brick build
;n,, has bc y as5tsNet1I capable of accommodating
toDr hunirs9, Ns. rtSone 200 orphans are now in
ATTENDANCE. MIsMA. p dill (wdow Of Hon E.
Y. lFuI) is th,. Priacpal Of the School.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15
Self Supplying Penholder.

We are indebted to Mr.. 3. l.. GOULDING, Sole
Agent for the United States for one Of his Self-Sup
plying PenholderS, an admirable invention especial
" useful Ia Clerks Me chants Travellers, and all
who are given to much writing. Mr.. j. j. HCN1s
Jr. is the Agent for Ma iptta
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15
Marietta, Geo. Jan. LIST, 1s70.--1y.
Administrators Sale.
tFNUI
Georgia Cherokee County

Georgia Cherokee County
By virtue of am order of the Honorable Court Of
Ordinary Of said County. will b. sold before the
Court House door in the Town Of Cumming, For
syih County Ca on the first Tuesday in June next,
within the legal hours of sale the following property
viz; all the right title and interest of Thompson
Westbroa late of Cherokee County decreased, in aud
to the Dover of Sarah HolbrOok, widow of Christie
phpr HulbrOok. late of Forsyth County. decreased,
lies three miles West Of Cumming {Ga.) Soldier the
benefit of the heirs and creditors Of said Thompson
We.tbrook, deceased. Terms Cash. March 3Uth
1870.
w. J. Christian,
A. D. Smith,
A1mi:issra.crs
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15
Robinson,s Circus Menagerie.

As will be seen by pictured advertisement, we
are to have gesaine Circus and MrnagpGie to visit
our city On Saturday. April seth. and when it is an
nounced that it is The old favolie John Robinson.
coming again there will he a large crowd to greet
Him and to pass on ia.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15
Postponed Administrators Sale.

Statr of Georgia Cherokee County
BY virtue Of an order of the Honorable Court OF
Ordinary ii said County, will lie sold before the
Court House door in the town fCantcn. Ga, Oh the
first Tuesday in May next. within the legal hours
of sale the following valuable Gold Property be-
longing to the estate of Henry Strickland, late of
said County decreased viz: The Mineral Interest
in Lot Number -Four Hundred and Forty Tire,
443 in he LIST District and 1T Section OF originally
Cherokee now Forsyth county, Ga Also lois Num-
ber- Nine Hundl e., and Seventy Nine, SO, Nine
Hundred and Twenty Six 926, and Nine Hundred
and Eleven GIL in the 4rh District and list Section
of originally Cherokee Dawson county Ga,
known as the "Hanis Branch Gold Mine aud very
valuable Sold for the benefit of the Heirs and
Creditors. Terms Cash. Purchaser paying for
Titles March Both, iS70.
Talbot Strickland, Admir-.
Printers Fee $1O)
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15

In the card of Rev. A j. FARRELL in last issue
relating to Smiths Bible Dictionary, the language
printed Il have used ii for years" should have been
II have used it for gear" This is a new and not
an old work, and one that is Indispensable to Bible
readers
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15
Confederate Cemetery commemoration

The annual conmpmolatjon will be observed at
the Marietta Confederate Cemetery on the 18th inst.
Col. JANIS ID WADDELL will deliver an appropr-
ate address AT II o'clock a, NJ, the occasion. 1t
has been suggested that while the ladies are dressing
the graves, the young men should be prepared to
restore the walks to proper orjrr wherever injured
by the winter rains.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15
College Building.

The plan of construction has at last been decided
upon, and work commenced. We hope hat no lack
ofner'st enterprise or funds, viii delay its early
completion.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15

For the blood. uss Constitutional Monarch.
Constitutional Monarch Ours scrofula, glandulsl
swsllincs old ulcers and sores skin diseases, etc
IN i,eb and ta..e- RS Cu1s'i:2:'o7si Monarch.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15
G&rgia Cherokee County ::

O'"' 3 y
George w Brooke. applies to be appointed Guar
uGjial Of Joseph and Qumi eagle, minors under four
fern wears of age This is cite all Persons cont
cernreFio br and appear al the term OF the Court of
Ordfnarv. TO De he i next after the expiration of
Thirty dax~fronthe fir-t publication of this Notice
and show cause if any they have, why said George
w. Brooke should moi be intrusted with the Guard
ian-hip Of the person and property OF said Minors.
This March 81 1870.
w. r D. Moss, Ordinory.
printers Fee S
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The Grand Kentucky Prize Scheme.

1S G4euu xASIAOAChy \ A1AO SSA~S'
LETTER OF MIR. NJ CLAIM.
HENDERSON, KY, March 90, 1870.
Aessers Banks, Green, Glass, Elan, and Holloway,
Commissioners
GENTLEMEN: l am receiveing letters daily from
every part of Tie country asking whe" The d awning
of prizes in the Land Sale will positively take place
| lave been unable until within the last few days to
make angements To prosecute the enterprise
Thankful to yon aud the public for the indulgence
extended to me hope you will announce that the
d. awing will take place the 4th day of July next
l will then be ready, and will ask 10 farther de-
lay. Your Oh srrvt,
WIN. MCCLAIN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15

CALOMEL at a discount. Defiance TO Southern
Frvers. Good digestion secured by using Simmons
Liver Regulator
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15

Delicate Females take Golden Eagle Bitters. 1t
is pleasant cordial
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15
Ballou's Monthly Magazine

For May is an admirably illustrated work and
full of choice reading. 1t is published by Elliott
Thomas & Talbot Congress ST.. Boston
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15
New STYLES.

Mr., HiRscH has great many new, fancy and
plain styles Of dresses for Children. Go and see
them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15

Dr. Turt'- Golden Eagle Bilters is the best tonic
ever invented
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-15

Coon SALE.-ll73 acres OF 20
Valley land sold in TaIbotton, last In es
dav at Administrators sale. for $500.
So saws a friend who was there. Our
friend saws that valley is the finest spot
he has seen in Georgia. 1t is land OF
Plcnty-plenty of corn wheat meat OF
their own growing, milk, butter, eggs
chickens and every thing nice. This
galley is about thirteen miles long aud
.ryos 10 six miles vide. ----.
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1t IS puseiy&e sctablc.
"Thc Life cfthe Flesh is tie Blood"

This being the fact. # is very ohviuua that when
the L!oad l,,co;acs corrupted tie whole system be-
comes cor,unr also Iorieyc this, tie true rolicy
undoubtedly Is 10 direct the remedy 10 the source of
the disease Il is in this manner that DR.. TUFTS Sar
saparia and Queens Delight acts. lis specific eff
feet is on the blood: rurIhes It, yazes ii, and tx
pels all di.temlcr from the system.
Being free from violent Minerals, il is adapted 10
general use. ] he old and yoang nay uso it; the
mot delicate f male, at any time may take il; the
weak and rnfrtbed will lie str,netl ened by il; the
tender infant, who may have inherited disease, will
be- cured by ii. For syphilis, and all its nain Of
evil il is surg aItldoe.
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MARIETTA GEORGIA.
Friday Morn April l5, 1870.


If you want good appetite USE DIR. TUFTS Golden
Eagle Bitters.
The New York herald., 1870-04-18

Do. ana nothing more. Baptism was the regene.
rator Dy winch tbc soul buriened with original sn.
II ma 10, as IL were INTO new being. anu rendered
beautiful anJ attractive In the signt VI Almighty
COD. IL seemed indeed a hard theory, or rather
belief tnat little children VINO died before being pap
used should be deprived ol the Delights OF heaven
Iney were not responsible Tor coming INTO Tue woriu
III state oI original SIN; Dut II was coniended tIat
Iney ala
NOT GO TO HEAVEN.
ana the charitable Dclef OF some Cnrstlans WAS thit
ther souls went 10 pace wiicn WAS neither heaven
nor hels-a sort OF middle place, parlaklng nellner
VI Tue exceeding happlne Of the one nor the
terfiOe torments OF tie other. What an inestmaole
piessiiis II was therefore, lor those VINO mad been
sO fortunate As 10 nave been within the pale or
chisAahuy ana 10 nave been usheied into AL iti
Rraces Dy means of baptism rae parents of the
young ladies' and gentlemen present VINO were
about 10 partdNe OF the cOmnunlOn Tor tue hrst
tile no uOuDl now oOhed back with Joy ana gratl-
tude 10 Ood 10 the time wnea their little ones re-
ceivei oapusu ana tnus toot tAe first step init
Christianity whlcn made them prepared TO follow
IT'S teachings Win uncliOl ana observe noly law =
WIN reverence anu awe. lney themselves could
now appreciate Aow much they nal been favored,
now good God had been 10 them und what "A terri.
Die Thing IL would nave been giad they
DIED wHEN YouSG.
before they had been Daptlzed. The VOWS made at
bapI sn py the spOnsUrs ere not iornaliiies
and IL was the cullu's bounden duty, wuen 1t had
come 70 the age OF reason, 10 make those VOWS
good, TO faiii 10 the best or his power, with t.e
grace OF Christ all tnat hs sponsors had promised
wnen ne was unaoe 10 speak, ne should do. These
20 80 the young .adles and geltlenen had renewed,
aud by them they had determined 10 nsnt tue good
nght OF the Lord through me- and never 10 latter oy
wncn is u hard one, but the only one whicn leads !.
saivatlon.
lne pastor then after an earnest eXh0Ttatlon t(
the catechunens, administered tue communion.
The New York herald., 1870-04-18
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, APRIL 49, l8o-rRIpLE SHEET

robber was offered IN his stead and the mon shouted
the more. ',ruchy him - lie carried ms own cross
aud per5bed on II. LelOre this ne gave MS dIscl-
pies commission 10 preach the gospel throughout
ali the world and he would go to prepare
place FOR them. These notes still ring through.
Out Inc world. Jesus stands as q giant among
ordinary men. He stood In an erect mannoOd as
reiorner. See hm pointing TO the tempe In winch
the Scribes and Pharisees had worsnlpped Tor CEN
turies. and saying ne would level 1t 10 the grounds
see nun with wnip IN hand whipping the money
changers from the temple; see nm with the SICK and
manned; see him IN all the relations OF nGe-how
IKE cnild this giant and vet how sterling aud
strong IN MS MANHOOD. After pursuing Tue Dio
graphical sketch of CHRIST from MS birn The stable
at bethany 10 the cruclxion. ne entered upon the
Lessons ,aught oy his ille They never could be TOO
thankful for this precious history. It's great
teachings went with them everywhere. Once the
scales dropped rom their eyes through bitter tears
might iall ON their cheeks as plenu as ram drops
on an April day, they Wou d see INTO The glorious
KING om OF the future world, and feel that
place had been prepared FOR them there. ne
thanked God tnot The future was not daiK TO hll,
aao thus. he urged. IL should be with everybody.
They all had 10 go down INTO the dark shadows but
there were angels there TO lead them forth the
llght OF the eternal day.
Chanting the Lords Prayer, q congregational
hymn ana Deneuclon Terminated the services.
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might nave been had ne Deen CnrislanY ? Christ
was the light OF the world, ana through
HIM alone could mans mind attain its proper de-
veopment what future was before them VINO &C
copied aud pracllcsd the teachings OF the gospel we
ask are tue planets innabtedY DO they need a Re-
deeIner? Soon we snail DO able to answer. Tor at
the best lew years Will settle the question Tor
US all.
The reverend speaker concluded his eloquent dls-
course with
POWERFUL APPEAL
urging that as Chrlst's neshly nature gave way 10
spiritual perfection so would mans ignorance DC re-
placed beyond the grave Dy intellectual perfection
Man was sown IN weaSness' he would De "raised
IN power.u
Tue sunday school anniversary OF 81. Johns
church was celebrated at three T.. NJ by process
SION OF the children Tney entered the cnurch pre-.
ccoea by the Rev. Morgan DIX, Dr. weston ana
the assistant pastors. Rev. Messrs WiswaA aud
Cooke
BEAUTIFUL BANNERS
were borne by the several classes, displaying the
names ana emblems OF the Apostles. Or. DIX
delivered an Impressive address his youthful audi
ence ana at ITS CONCLUSION grand recessional cno-
rare was sung oy the scholars ID they Dled slowly
down the nave
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disciples were precisely such as we might expect
alter such an occurrence. they were stricken with
sorrow and dismay; they gathered together IN dis
consulate groups. and they talked as tney went
along OF AL tnat hao transplreJ. Doubtless there
was peculiarly Ia their condition. Their
great hopes mad been disappointed. They
had lost their great Lord ana Master ana his
glorious companionship. Tut tnotwiIhstanding these
ptcullartes, wnicn lied that tran sac ton aDove tine
ordinary degree oi events, how much there was IN
IL 10 rlvet the experiences OF our daily human lives
All the naturainess winch surrounded IL was appa-
rent at glance and tins natuIaness was supported
Dy the iact that the discipes expected no earthly
return OF te lVlng from the dead. The resurrection
was regarded Dy them at FIRST as
ONLY An IDLE TALE
un,i u was at ast conGraled TO the grouD or ais
clpes py material ana palpaple demonstration. but
tleIe was sun another aspect IN wnicn 10 look at
tnis naturainess. The men among that little Oand
OF disciples sorroWed a. men; the women
soiroWed as women, with the thought tnat
something might yet be done for the dead
And so, with fearful eye aud heavy neart but stil
wlth busy naDus, they employed the few hours OF
the Sabbath lett IN preparing specs and Oils to
anonI the body Of the Savoar The earliest OF these
women VINO were
AT THE SEPULCHRE
was Mary MagGaenc, who, wnen it was yet dark,
came TO that sepulcnre. The preacher then went
on IN q forclDle and eloquent manner 10 further
elaborate ana encidate has subject. concluding With
u powerful appeal IN favor OF the authenticity OF
Christianity.
After the services the sacrament OF the LORDS
supper was dispensed 10 those who wished TO par
Lake thereof.
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second street. II Is attended by plain people, and
but feN Of them n Yesterdays congregation Ia an
mick but AS there Is another Methodist Episcopal
cnurcn within two blocks east OF It. and several
within circuit of halI mile, II PROBABLY surfers
by removals Or non attendance OF its own MEMBER.
snip. Tne churcn consists OF an audience room,
without galleries (save for the organl ana capa-
BILE OF seating about eight hundred persons Tnere
- very good SabDOtn school sustained In the base
OF the cnurcn. The choir rs equal TO the aver
age Of Methodist church cholrs. The preacher Is
young man. apparently IN earnest. but without any
marked peculiar traits or style or pulpit oratory
may III some degree account for the absence OF
wealthy or fashionable people tnereirom. The re-
OF Mr. SratIon's evening discourse, which was also
smly attenoed. owing 10 the RAIN, combined with
other causes The church Is comparatively new,
but is wen located for the purpose of securing a
good congregation when that part OF the city shall
become more tnlckiy inhabited.