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- ths$o, bnt to lock- 4. Journalist I'm
n Tho Co1csezgetis Il scarcely compaH-
bio with treedou OF tho pre.a or
any Other freedom ii. JULIA Simon ia de-
tetninsd, il ptsssale, 10 lsush forward the
Nc1k o1 education tn a9lie Of this x4r- Hs has
fm years worked h,rd for tn, improvement Of
Ieinnle education, and be mar proposes to tbs
Maize OF Paris to foond It upce normal schools
for the instruction of both mala and female
teachers OF private schools. It sppezes that
there are ten departments in Prshes ia which
there ere no such schools. en: II: lie me-
trupolitnu department. = - oi tus Tue. As
TO normal schools fer .cs-s!u te1cbrts. thc.n
src but nins in al Etanec ths S:s'e.s. who,
iSrnrsnt as many Of then nrr. a.a alone al
lowed to teach without uudersoioE e1smins-
tion AID ob,aiIiug Diplomas, hare ue.slS the
uhole OF the female primary sIh3ols ia theit
II. JuIes Siroa's visws, aud he vail sitter Il il
pQesible.
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Quiz

Tie origin Of the word "Qui- h2A !
curious story connected with it:
Very few words ever took such run. or
vera eaddled With 80 many meanings a. this
moEosrlable and however strange the word.
1t il still more strange, sAys : writer, ttat
not one Of our le1icographers, from
Bailey to johnson. ever attempted an eK-
plauation, CT gave derivation OF 1t. The
reason il very obvious: 1t is because it has no
meaning, nor ia 1t derived from Any language
iu the world ever known, from the B&hvlonish
confusion to this day. When Richard naly
w1s rz.entee Of the Irish thestres, he spent
the evening of Saturday IN company
with Aanny OF the wits and men Of fashion Of
the day; betting Was introduced, and the
manager staAed large cum that he would
hear SPOKEN, ali through the principal streets
Of Dublin, BY ccsss4u hour next day. sum
day, word having no meaning, and being do
rived from no known ianguage-"sgers we're
the theatre, and despatched al ths servants
and supernuraeraries With the word
s'qriz." wbich they ehalkei on every
door and every shnp.1indow IN town
Shops being sh1t III next daT
everybody going to and coming from thei
different rlsces Of worship CAV the word. ant
everybodJ repeated II, so that "quix" va.
heard all through Dablin; the circumstance
Of 70 -trange r word being, on eveT dooE AMI
window cauRed nuch surprise. and ever nince
should strange Etory BE- attempted to pas
crr1cus, Il draws fc.th the expression-yp'
arr qstizxing rae.
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no moro unfarosahle feeling. But because
6olon IL wise- because Roloa ix 10 VINO :
bocauee solnn il 10 good-bocause ,EoIop
~ 20 vittnous- LA thai any rpaeon there shouil
be no mora cakea and Ala? In apite OF him.
ana in spite of h1a virtue. and in spite OF hIa
laugh in Lis face and aiy: Va Vii have our
epoHl Harlequin hhall put his arm around
Golunhanss Nsist md danee that deliSa:fol
dance !; Clown shall prig ,La sansages, aud
6ser ialse w1tneea sgainst pautAloon;
Hamlet rhall kill his wicked old uncle,
eAo king. NO will haya cur tsazs, We
vii have our PLEASURES, We will have CUR SYM
pathies, we will have our kiplls smuaeuenss,
and we Will have our generous fsullDSs in
spite OF all the Soloua IN the woEld T.
1twaA ACROSS Thea:Ilca1 Fund dinnot-tshl0
that perhaps the beat storv-teller in England
came If it. An American CApsain Ind ~ pas
erger ou Iostl bis shipa very beautiful young
lady, With whom, in the oautse Of very chart
voyage, five young gentlemen, also panseI4-
g.ers, fell desperately in love. She, lkiog
.3 tne e.,,a ,1,,n'g gentlemen: t .sa liking then,
po.isivu Of gone ld6cultg, s,la in the omer-
gency applied to the Captain for advice. He,
being . nAu OF an original turn of mimi, sug-
seeted that she should jump overheard (he
taking care 10 have wa}t-manued boat aluug-
eide 10 prevent the possibility OF tho fact
eh' AAoko AAt4 A2ECAJ AH0 <AAt c4V oAVuQ
accept the man who jumped Into the sea after
her, The Indy liked The notion. and one tine
morning, Wheu her five aduiretB we're Ill
upon deck, went over the eide heAl-surenost.
Four Of the five Immediately followed 1isrl.ad.
| Then said the puzzled lainsel to tho Captain:
What alu I to do now7 SEQ how Wet they
all a1er tDo:' said the Captain, why, take
the dFy cne!' Which the did-aua It il to he
| hoped lived happy erer AiterSastts. The re.
lateG Of tins story OF tho deep has had tht
rare fortune to attain popuiasityin other land,
te.iles hia OWL, to which = Lord Mayor bort
the following testimony: 1 recollect being il
Hamburg some thirty yeArs ago upon
commercial errnnd, when, meeting with 9. gen
taemxn with whom / had some worry 1Arg
transactions. be invited me to breakfast will
him. vent We passed = pleasant hour
and then he proposed \ walk We walked
ho seemed strangely restless, and found
could got him 10 do anything hut attend I
lueiness. At last he said Ny dexr friend
you must excuse me this Is the day on whicl
the fifth number Of swork by your country
uan Bog comes to Hamburg, and until get
and read il, can neither Talk Ut bus,nees no
anything eIae-"
II WAS at Theatrical Fund dinner held a
Edinburgh that Sir Walter scott made clea1
breast of it. and confessed hiU sclf tha antho
Of +" "WAverley"--A circumstance still remeul
be1ed with II,do bY those connected With th
stsge; and which might hayc graiihed ove
that hater Of tho Waver1ey Eo7els, the ausho
Of "Ctnchet Ca9.le," since he muss hAr
owned that tie time and place were we'll 1tte
for the dircsosure Of the authorship Of whl
he called 'tthe p2ntouuims Of literature"
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they do, it ID batter you shnula gies tho kew
to tie senior toys, and let than take 4 6uds-
cient quantity. Romeabsr, lads, pot to DO
imprudent!r ha added, filling Up tho confu-
lion ct the Nisyef.
II th1t wtsn'e enough to conQuer an7
Of % tie to,s @ may @ yes.s a .,se1 % in spsssins o;
it. a. 1t Ind the eject Of making III forgive
TIC houtekesper; for ',nw could We resent,
who lad been so nabl: p,rdoned And
moro than that, it gave ar efreet.to the Doe-
tors mo1al and religious teaehinz. which wAs
most valuable to rs. We we're sure be WAS
rircere We eA~ that La had nono Of tho
mesnness that 10 dealt SO &. ntly With, .ilp
ho uu.t have despistd it, and We we're thor
QGghlY a5Lasu1a OF cuIse1res.r
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thRt might enable h!n to form 4 more vivid
md picturesque conception OF , sceue, or 10
Eot clozsr to great Statesman, soldier, or ;
man Of letters amy hint from which ho could
gather Tho ohit-chat Of I.kay Kilii4row aud hor
sstnrs ~ hho sat in her lo,,oly order oves their
embroidery while the hoins nere sounding
aud the dogs In full erg; or how Queeu Ann
msios Of honor Killed their time = hundred
A1deishty years ago, how far their mirds
were cultivated, what wore their favorlte
studies, what degree Of liberty was allowed to
them, what ubo they ,nsdo OF thss linery,
~L&t accomplishments thcy most valued ia
men. and What proofs Of tetdsrnoas doll,
cacy permitted them to give TO favored
could add fresh touch to his portraits OF
Wa'pole. Addison, Give, Hastings, or Tom
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Written for The chieago Tribune.
Tho Old IXQuAu,

We love it for the glory
1nst dwelt there IN It's day;
We love 1t for the beauty
That long since passed away.
The beauty Of youtn,a freshness, n,
The strength unmarried by years;
We bid thee fatewell soft1J,
Our voice ia hnsheA Dy ie&fh
How many secret souow
Beneath thy roof has stirred:
How many & Joyous echo
Thine aged walls have heard.
The mothers room. Who kuowetn
How mnuy Al c9rnes. prayer
For precious cons and taughless
Hath oft been offered thefef
The nnrsery In the rnof.toom
Where little children Slept
Who khared each 10y aui sorro*,
AN either laughed or wept.
Taen grandm4'a room, or grnndpa's,
Where falter1ng footsteps trud.
They lnrg have ceased. The weary
Have snught repose with God.
The children GIcx to ms!dens,
To stllwatt lads MD men;
Tne5 died these rooms auu chambers;
Some died; koue lived; an,l thtu7
Why then, the a1nc swcct story
Ufloyc-1orn lad md maid,
WHO found they loved but lately,
That oft IN childhood played.
Or llst'nIng TO s!runge voice,
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Load away, then said several voices.
Nht reupou tho doctor. making signs to hltn
Of his iutentioce, ard looking At the thickness
Of the rope. whispered to him to GsEe the &C.
time FOX filing the basket Then he esttled
himself With rome difficulty in II, to the utter
confusion Of tho small boy, Eho aevoatly
wished he hsd nerer seen Al apple in. lis
"a good lot this timc,'' s.ia the Doctors
HE is coming up With it, sid another.
! Mind the ropo don't let il clip: give it
another twist. WelI, tliak We shsl, have
enough to last, this time"
Mn,ls ~ thsy xsse ssjo,s.ng in . ths eopi5s .; i
Doctors hat; and sooa his face WIS vi.ibls,
| to the horror and amazeneut OF al.
| "Don't let me down Among tie 3pplee,
boys, be said. II have had TONG trouble to
conc ur, apd should like to st.y hero Little,
There Was NO e.:sre, 70 help for ii; thes
went to pulling ana twisting Ill hc was fairly
landed on tne 1oor.
"Nr dear lada,' he exclaimed, when he was
out Of tho baelet, show could you dnve me to
mike such journey? I wouldn't for I'll The
rot them honestly" 49,.
Seeing 60 little anEcr IN his fsce, they elus-
tered afourd him and made "A awkward 1t.
| 11dr. he s21u, - can't 1orGtve Eou-
don't ssk me-" IL is 60 ver. disreruta6le II
ana1r that l vaeh my hauds Of It, and wil.fo7
Il get It Immediately. Tn only very glad thu
, no one Knows II but ourselves. A1e any othe
, | of tie boya concerned in 1t
, They fsia they had trusted mono younger
/ th,n tie one below.
{ I'm elsd Of it for your sake. Here, lc
us put these boxes straight, and uutwis: thcs
: rcpcs. 1wcn1dn's hare Mrs. Pinpicker ho'
9 that you could 70 far forget your duty I
. ycuyselres ard to me for anything
1hey could bare borne seola,os ID. s;hEs learned as
b meeting their misdoing completely overcatn
e them. Tles roeolrsd, one and all, inw,rdi
: never to engage in ANYTHING unworthy again
e rope put right; and to esve tho character
shs t5isyes. tho Doctor set by !heiE hslp ff9 :,
10 house he rent for his huneekoeper, aaa said
So "Thers .xe too nrny arp'es there by ha
,g Mrs.. Ptauiekrr- I'm Eure tho bo1s cann
:. hxEe had enough; mind that they have pier
bf in FUTURE. In fact, 10 peevons heb falling
% to tho hsads of tt;=7oas - soH n.Iq sa2pos
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Ms hards On ~ imaginary lead. Epli;as t.1s
woman that ahs had heen confirmed be rushad
fer the depot!
The orthodox Jens OF BALTIMORE sns-
goguc EsTe appealed to tho Chr,s.I1a rosr.s.
and SECURED An injunction forhii Ing sach uz-
authorized innovations in their nsra1 ~ TIA
iipE Ct the zen and women pzouisccoa.y Ia
sether.
The general missionary conrittec of :ac
Methodist Episcopal Church met in Sox Yak
en- tie 18th inst The following Bishops va=a
Frceent: Thomas l. Morris, E5Ezaa s.
Jants, Levi Scott, Mathew -6imrscn. Edward
r A.1sa and David W. Clark Tia Treasurer
submitted tho following statement fer the
year eroire October 81, 1870:
Ra aEce in Treasury November !, 1sso....s 9,s.e
Receipts from November !, 1s6o, to l'1to- -.
DE& sl$ 45tU-- bltfaAz
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the would know II tho sentinel at the palace
ehould ecTne day throw Away his halberd~ and
se,zing her In his rude arms, kies her braxth
aEAv, This btreet Arab treated him with nat
ural scorn, and the Emperor was charmed and
enslavea. OF ccurse, a. soon ~ Jupiter came
In lus glory, this semelc yielded, and posi-
lively seemed to have acquired certain re-
gard for her munsticeut protector.
Whit female te.rt eau spld aesrtse:
What cars aserss to nsh.
As for the Emperor, he seemed to be COM
pletc1y infatuated with what B4szsc calls cite
et'royable rus=,on des rieiu1rds corro,npus.
Among the documents found In Ills private
cabinet ia one showing the remarkable trust
| and confidence he tcpoeed in this fri Of the
! rcor1c-sclecsfng her ss the rutAtiye mother
of child born IN the Tui.eEles uudcr shady
circumstances.
Two scandals In rapid succession broke up
the relations between them, Tho Emperor
was one day prost1ated By An epileptic
attack in Narguetite's house. The fright
cntd rirl called In the uearest doctor.
ing tho best Of tie wIndfAli, hailed =
psse;ng cab, ard took the stricken po-
ientAae home to the Tuslcries. Tho story
was loo aprctiziug to be kept from general
currency, and Aademot.elle Doliauger wAa
a requested By an agent Of the Empress e
found tho air Of tho capital remarkably gooi
for her lungs. Her airy iusolenec saved he
from further uc1e.t.t,on. But shortly after
her empty head teinG turned With her sue
!; ceess, rho had the indecent edrontetS to dzis
: ac1ots the head Of the Empress horsee In til
Bois, and this time the Prefcct Of Polio
: packed her cut Of the city to Belgium. wher
, she remained year andon her return, fres
, fields and pastures new hid slfured her dctl
:. shepherd, and their relations never wero n
But Tho pale check Of Marguerite bud, III
= 1sdr Oorisandea, received tho seal Of ns1e'
i tv. and ahe peyer aftor Isekcd homage =.
: : psr,o:ecsion. q, shs moved through tbs lttt
Of Rss sih tn.STeos Thonsh e. Esss
|, @ 9Eoqa IA foau, of lie maternal soapaud
! Tbere Is rolhlne 20 loyal Al .ies, md any
4 the Iefits erress Of PAaft felt almost ~ mu
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cease to play; il DO win, she dea9e 70 pla5
Will, in all humaa likelihood. get hola Of hum.
siaea he has Won once, why should
be not do 60 again7 Tartempin thinks at
nsgnate Of the Bou1ke he dreams ttA: night
Of playing immense coups actions Of ltal-
ian, Spanish, and Lombard rentes dance b.
fere his eyes, md fall doEn in piles before
Ets fctt. Adieu now to TArtempin's poace-
a. eess na, '1a aqe; Ss 9sh:s Of f n:
allie in time tc hold tbs market agaiust
Rothscniia. for he il successful for awhile,
and bis head II tuned with sucecxs in snrh
| way ttas he steady provincial dignit.zy EuAh-
catches tho loose rnoEau,y OF the boursiaotisr
world; s1a be ueglecss thauetully the lady
who has been the wife OF his bosom for
twenty yea1e; he feels = sort OF teiuven-
. esence- Why ehou!d he not tafe
+ vsh 81 hs IL 4. Sss'PEs Se !eI5a 9 q s
, will soon be On him !; till thas tims, rogue Ia
gc1ne. let ns snatch ii pleasures ~ sue flies
: ADD play Tor onf millions. 1a1tempin 8 cs5eel
: Of saecese, however, does not last loug w1th
s5ek y I'D s s I.sss Dc 1 o % FL e
hitherto respectable came to bubble coupan
) e. ts2s s0' in ths 'sh uaaesT; @esf e'sd ssad =
goes On from e1:savagsnt pi,s to pls
ssll mere esttsyagant At the Bourse. TIL b
I AAAo -. 49, AoA = OA4SsE ~ = I[AAA 49,.
Of the war against Aust,ia in lt.ly, when h
4 peace Ct Slllafrarca ccmes 4nd ruins hir
!, ard bis family; and, After period Of dee
. detection ard remorse. TAyteupin dies OF dis
d ease OF the heart, while soce Of the eo9paz
d ions OF bis folly come 10 IN end by suicide
I IasAsupin may, perhaps, have only RUNE
Q hi1nseiS and hosa Who belong 70 hiu1 LI
II genara1ly the fail Of Triton Of tho BouEs
!. comes down with AnnlhilatinS force upon Il
, ahoala Of ninovs who sport II hiA ahadow.
'r .9ne bouraicoue1 stays 1t n1thing. to take
10 tbs unsa1J he respects no feelings, div,
70 OF. human, and vii fabricate- viii
4 ont tHinge Of remo1se, false run
, which ahln throw : capital
ID natiou into Ill the commissions Of pas1io
9. anguish Tbs last boursroher invsnhon
d this Wa ths false despatch poated 1t y
At Benrse Of victory by the French over Il
o1 Ave thousand PEnsais1
att no less. according to the report, We
u takeu prisoners, and lie. Crown Prince
!1e bAi an hauT aud from thsnca to the
81, t pa1tmsnts- In tho eyaz.fng Of Il
nd sesJ rams day, news Of an opposite cha!
led Ter Wa received. tbs ssvs1a but gl1sis
a.. dsseA: Of MscHAhon. ii ToeSsh. ind hs
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-14
Bulls Sarsaparilla.
Good Reason for the Coptain's Faith.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother.
BENTON BARRACKS, Co, I

BENTON BARRACKS, Co, I
April 30, les.
DR.. JOHN BuIL--Drar Sir: Knowing the efh-
cheney of your Sarsapara, and teheaing and bene
fetal qualities it possesses, send you the following
statement Of my
| was wounded about two years agO-was taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being
moved So often my wounds have not healed vet. |
have not sat up moment since l wounded.
am shot through the hips. My general health is
impaired and need something to assist nature.
have more faith in your >aIsaparilla than i'll any
thing else ! wish that that is genuine. Please ex-
press me half dozen bottles, and obiige
CAPT. G. +. JOHNSON,
ST. Louis, No.
T. S.-The following was written April, 20, 1865.
by Mrs Jennie johnson mother of Capt. Johnson.
DIR. BULL-Dear Sir My husband, DIR. 3.
johnson. was a slillfIl surgeon and physician in
Central New York. where he died leaving the above
G. r. Johnson to my care At thirteen years of age
lie had and scrof'tlu, for which
gave him Your Sarsaparlla lr CURED HIM. 1
have for ten wears recommended il To many in New
York Ohio aud Iowa. for scrotula fever sores, and
gecura debility. Perfect success has attended It
The cure affected in some ot scrotIia and fever
sores were almost miraculous. | am very ankle us
for my SON again have recourse t" your Harsapar
Ia lie il fraI FIJI of getting spurious article, hence
his writing to Won for it. His wounds were terrible
but believe he Will recover.
Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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w nv
Because

After eleven years expert
cnce and trial the sales have
increased each and every
year, and thousands Of let
tcrs (unsolicitcd) of the re-
markablc cures they have
performed bear witness.
Read the letters in Local
Column of cures by these
medicines.
FOR SALE BY
VIM. ROOT ( SONS,
Marietta, Geo.
Jan. 9TH, 1870.
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Cobb Sheriff Sales.

WILL be sold before the court house door in the
CITY of Marietta Cobb County Ga. between the legal
hours of sale TN the LIST Tuesday in February 1870.
the following property to wit One brick store ho;se
on the north west Of the public square i'll the
CITY of Marietta, County of Cobb, said brick s,orS
house occupied by Mrs. +. +. Anderson in the
lower rooms and y. j. Shepard in the room above
levied on as the property Of A. Howell by virtue OF
sundry ffas issued from the Cobb SUP erior Court,
one IN favor of Hamn!eit & Groves vs.. the said A.
Howell and one in favor of VIM. Kirkland vs. the
said A. Howell, property pointed out by plaintiff 3
attorneys also to satisfy tax fila iraued by Geo.
NJ Manning Tax Collector of said County, in favor
of State and County, w. the said A. Howell.
Als0-At the same time and place will be sold one
Steam Saw Mill near the charlottesville River on lot
of land No CO. in the Il Dist. End Section of Cobb
County. satisfy two fifas issued from Cobb SuPe-
rior Court one in favor Of Thos. Hooper Steam
Saw Mill, and one il favor of Charles Carries vs.
Steam Saw Mill to satisfy claim for labor and ma
teral done upon and furnished said Mill Property
pointed out by plaintiffs attorneys.
AIso-At the same time and place will be sold lots
of land Nos 1172 1l73. 1243 l245 and 1875, in the
1G Dist % Sect. of said County of Cobb Levied
on AZ the property of Sarah IL. Myers. ExecutrX Of
Mordecai Myers, decd, by virtue of fif issued from
the City Court of Savannah, the said S. H. Myers.
Executrix Of Mordecai Myers deed in favor of Su-
liam Myers.
AIso-At the same time and place will be sold Mill
fixtures and lumber known as the J. +. Groves
Mills in said county levied on by virtue OF fita ID
sued from Justice Court 99Sth Dist. G. Nj, in IA
vor of j. b. Babb, vs. j. +. Groves to satisfy Me
chanic's lien said Mill fixtures when by the said
J. s. Babb for labor done thereon. Levy made aud
returned to me by S. Gorham, l.. G. Dec. 9th go.
Also-at the same time and place will be sold one
lot Of Land No 60 in the seth Dist G NJ. Levied
on as the property If A r Hicks to satisfy ia is
sued from Justices Court in favor Of G w Arnold.
Levy made and returned to me by w d Gillian,
L. c.
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geaal Adrertisenlents.
CORR SHERIEE SALE

VIII he sold before the court house door in the
city Of Marietta, Goth county, Ga. between the le-
ga hours of sale on the first Tuesday in February
1870, the following property to vii: One lanyard,
one Steam Engine with all The 4xturcs belonging 10
said LANYARD with one and a half acres Of Land,
more or less attached, lying and being in the town
of Acwortl, Cobb county, Ga, and thirty sides Of
upper leather and twenty four sides OF sole leather.
Levied on as the property Of james L. Logan by
virtue of a Il ia issued from Cobb Superior Court in
favor of L White VS. l. Logan TO satisfy claim
for labor done upon and in said lanyard. Property
pointed out III said fl ia. This the 18th day of D.
cember 1869
w. w. Carroll, Deputy Shift.
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security
LIFE INI'RilCE 4 ANNUITY COMPANY
NEM YORK.

NHARTERED 1862. ESS@ No restrictions on
v travel PolicicsIn contestibc and Non felt
ing. Its growth in the public confidence has been
steady and rapid having now issued over $500
Policies
While not wishing to disparage any reliable Life
Insurance Co.. but rather bidding them all God-peed
in their noble work, the public may be assured this
company stands second to none in reliability ana its
adaptcdness to the present financial condition d the
South. The closest scrutiny into its merits sole Ted
IL. NJ. HAMMET.r, Esq, Agent,
- Marietta, sas.
w, s. TOWNSEND, General Agent,
Atlanta, ca.
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MARSHAL'S SALES.

WILL be sold before the Court House door in the
city eff Marietta on the first Tuesday in February
next between the legal hours of sale the following
lots parcels OF land for City Taxes for the year
l.6S:
City lot on north side of city containing one acre
more or less Mayor and Council KS Battles.
City lot ON east side Of city containing one acre
more less Mayor and COun' il vs. II Patlo.
City lot on East side ofcity containing two acres
more or less Mayor and Council vs. } W Cant.
City lot on north side of city containing acre
more or less Mayor ami Council VS. } llindman.
Also one store house now occupied by Mrs i f
Anderson on north side If the square i'll the city
MAYOR and Council vs. A Howell
Also six acres Of land more nr less west side of
city Mayor aud Council VS. A Atkinson.
Jan Bird 1870 L. II. LYON, Marshal.
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Sheriff" $ Sale.

Will be sold before the court house door in the
city of Marietta between the legal hours of sale on
the first Tuesday in FEBRUARY next the following
property to-wt: Lot of Land No. 81 in 2Gth dist.
and section of Cobb county, Ga, the same being tlc
defendants home place. Levied OF as the property
of II Strickland to -atsfy ia in favor Of X Par
rot, issued from Cobb Superior Court. Property
pointed ont by plaintiff. Dec 90. 1869.
Also at the same time and place Lots of Land
Nos lis and 10 in Goth Dist and I'd section. Lev
led on as the property of Churchill Mason TO satisfy
fl ia issued from Cobb Superior in favor of john
Roberts " Churchill Mason Property pointed out
by the Plaintiff. Dec. 20, 1859.
John f. Perry, Dep'ty Shift.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-14

Cherokee Sheriff Sales.

MA ILL be sold before the Court House door il
Wv abe Town Of Canton, Cherokee County, Ga
within the legal hours Of sale, on the first Tuesday
in February next, the following property To wit
The one undivided Ih4 Interest in the Canton Cop
per Mines it being composed Of Lots of Land Nos
l62, lG1, TT and l2S, all in the 14h Dist. and I'd
section OF said County of Cherokee. also of all the
Machinery and fixtures connected Herewith. Lev
led Oh satisfy ifa issued from the Superior Court
of Chatham County in favor Of James II. Brown Adj
mini>trator of Estate Of John w, Lewis, deceased
William G.: Daniel
Also-at the same time and place the One Sixth OF
Lot of Land No. 452. in the 3D. Dist. and I'd, sec
ton of said County of Cherokee. Levied on to sat
isfy Justices Count itt from the l0t0th, Dist, G.
NJ of said County in favor Of Joseph Byers vs.. VIM.
ID. Mostiller, levied and returned to me by S. j.
Pruett, l.. G. This anuary lst., 1870.
+. G.. Granting, Shift.