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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-01-20
TIE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAi

THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
Iu4u REACHING FOR SOUTHERN
CuNNEcrIoNs. The late lease of the
STATE Road, and the combination OF
capital backing it up seems to be at
tracing a great deal of comment and
interest all over the country and
especially in railroad circles. The
Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette has this to say
about it:
The visit of Cameron and Delano
to Georgia, and the railroad business
they have transacted, may well at
trae. attention. Hitherto the coun-
try has been accustomed to look at
tho great corporations of the East,
extending consolidated lines West
ward.
The lease of the Georgia Road by
Cameron, Delano and Thomas Scott,
marks a new step in consolidation
with southern lines. The Pennsyl-
wanna Road is now completing a di-
re.. Inc TO this city from Philadel-
p.a At its last session Congress
gave this company perpetual rights
ofHsy over the Long Bridge here,
ana virtually gave it the bridge. 1t
already controls the line to Rich
moad by way Of Fredericksburg.
Westward, it already reaches to
Cincinnati, and its Newport bridge
points on to its connection with the
lines just leased from the State of
Georgia. Steps are in progress to
secure the Virginia and East Ten
nesece Road in the same interest,"
Tie magnitude Of the scheme will at
once appear from these outlines.
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Marietta B North Ga. Rail Road.

The undersigned hereby give notice that they
have been appointed to open books Of Subscrip-
ton for the Marietta 4 North Ga. Rail Road
We will be glad to give all a chance to sub
scribe. Books kept open at the Office of Irwin
x Anderson. The subjoined is the form of the
obligation and will explain itself to all who de-
sire to become Stockholders.
We, the undersigned, hereby agree to become
Subscribers to the Capital Stock Of the Marietta
4 North Georgia Raj! Road Company, for the
number of shares Of said Stock that are set OPP
posite our signatures below at the rate Of Fifty
Dollars per share, and we hereby bind ourselves
TO nav the said Company for the same at such
times and in such mstaments as said Company
NAV hereafter demand, provided that not more
than Five Dollars per share shall be called Tor
at one time. of which Thirty days notice shall
be giyen by publication in the MARIETTA jour
NAL
WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
WILLIAM D. ANDERSON.
Commissioners
Tom 18Th Isl
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il PROCLAMATION.
GEORGIA
BY Rufus g. Bullock,
GOVERNOR OF SAID STATE.

Whereas, Official INFORMATION has been re-
ceipfd at this Department that Thomas O'Nea
and Rufus 0 Neal who have been confined in the
common jail Of Clayton county, charged with
the murder Of J. NJ. Anthony, have escaped
from said jail, and are now at large:
Now, therefore, havethought proper to issue
this my proclamation. hereby offering a reward
of One Thousand Dollars each, for the appre
hension and delivery of the said Thomas and
kufus O'Neal, with evidence sufficient to cOu
Wet to the Sheriff of said county aud State.
And do moreover charge and require all
officers IN this State, civil and military, t. -
vigdlaut IN tndsaJorhg 10 spprefsnd She said
Thomas and Rufus ONeal. in order that they
may be brought to trial for the oiense with
which they stand charged
Given under my Hand and the Great Seal of
the State, at the Capitol in Atlanta, this 14lh
day Of Jan, in the year ofnur Lord Eighteen
Hundred mud Seventy Ons and of the indie
tendance Of the United States ofAmericl. the
NiustyFith.
RIFFS Il. BULLOCK.
~ tie tt0,rr.iD: ..' .....' 4..--i -
'5AVfIi G! Chrfi.SG. Secretary OF State.
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II. NJ. Hammett, Admir-.
Georgia. Cobb County

Whereas, Thos Davenport. Admir-. OF the
estate of NJ. L. Davenport decd, represents
TO the Court in his petition duly filed and en-.
tered on record. that he has fully Administered
NJ l.. Davenports estate
This is therefore TO cite all pesons concerned
kindred and creditors, to show cause. if any
they can, why said Admir-, should not be dis
charged from Administration and receive letters
of Demission. on the first MoHGay in May Il.
c. j. SHEPARD, Grd'y.
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G ht samirtta 9ournal.
Marietta, Georgia, January, 20, 1871.
BEAUTIFUL AND SUBLIME

BEAUTIFUL AND SUBLIME.
Human thought has never clothed
itself in form more beautiful or
sublime than in the Ode to the
Creator which we copy in this pa
per. Sunny lands we have regard
ed as alone propitious to the devel-
opment of the highest poetic senti-
ment: but here, from the SHOWS of
Russia, comes a production, trans
ccnding at once all poetic sentiment
and reaching to the extremist limit
Of the highest Philosophy.
The philosophic world has ever
been puzzled with the dual feature
Of nature-with its good and evil
principles. Religion satisfies quiets,
subdues the inquisitive devotee.-
philosophy stimulates inquiry, and in
both Ct its great departments ply
steal and meta-phy sicsl--leaves no
accessible field unexplored. Alas !
that tits stilltrue that we cannot "by
searching find out God" And yet
1t is equally true and as long as man
exists it will remain true, that the
search will never be abandoned and
the Ode expresses not more the hope
Of the Poet than the desire Of the
Philosopher.
Nature" said Humboldt, "is a
sublime whole of law, of intellect, of
leason;" and yet Humboldt doubted,
Il he did not deny, a spiritual world,
Men Of his school, devoted more to
physical than mental philosophy,
have recently become more bold and
deny a creation, asserting that life in
all the forms in which we observe it,
has resulted from the inherent prin-
ciylcs Of matter. This is material
ism. Philosophers who have watch
c5 the wonderful strides Of physical
science, while studying the lars Of
l~al, reject materialism as unwor-
thy Of mans highest reason. They
argue with the physical philosopher
to .His effect "You concede that
adaptation in nature is evidence of
law, MS the soil to the seed-the
PLAN. to the animal. Very WE'LL
Here is a mind capable Of develop
meut to a degree the limit OF which
You cannot fix. What is the mean
ius of that adaptation 7 Again,
''ltoru is an instinct of this mind,
universal and therefore innate, which
iHyire- the belief in spiritual exis-
tonpe and tho hope Immortality
What make you of THIS adaptation 2"
NoW, if these are laws of mind; if
the mind looks uneringingly to spir-
iull observation-disclosures comes the
inspiration From matter3 Hard
j.. 1t could only come from that
IIeuER POWER to whom man has
directed his worship, before the
Pyramids were built, and since, in all
ages, in all regions, and all stages of
Intellectual development. Well may
the Poet eXclaim--
"l am, o God, and surely Thou must be-"
LID is true that philosophy in its
poioundest researches, with all the
light which the rapid advancement
ofphysicai science has thrown upon
the history Of the Creation, has not
demonstrated the being of spiritual
world; yet, while progressive phil
osophy renders this possible forthose
who do not live by faith, they may
continue to invoke "the light of
Gods counteuance, and be grateful
tbu lie has given them
.g,.., I,,,. q, Ia, tI.;,. llassipe, uo,, -
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Jan. 18th 1871.

by virtue of an Order Of the Honorable the
Court Of Ordinary of Cobb county, will be sold
before the court house door in Marietta, Ga,
on the first Tuesday in March next, between
the usual hours of sale the following property
to.wit: Nos 675, 67l aud G22 in the 10th dis
trict and 2d section of Cobb county Sold AS
the property of Naaman Hardeman, late of said
county, deceased. for the benefit Of the heirs
of said deceased. Terms cash. This January
18th 1871.
II. NJ. Hammett, Admir-.
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POWDER SPRINGS, Ga. I
January l4th, 1871. !


Mr.. EDrToR-In your paper of
the 18th inst, we noticed a short
piece, written by some kind friend,
giving a true statement of public in
stallation of the officers of Spring
Vile Lodge No. 1873, f. A. NJ,
which we were very mach gratified
to see yet we cannot, according to
our feelings, permit the proceed
ings of that day to pass without re-
turning our heartfelt thanks to W. 5.
Thomson and w. ID. Anderson for
their very able and instructive ma
sonic lectures, also, to the Marietta
| Cornet Band for the rich and sweet
music discussed upon that occa-
sion.
We would most respectfully ask
you also to publish the concluding
remarks of A. {. Mcintosh, w. NJ,
to the Ladies, which arc as fol-
lows
Nov, to the fair ones who have
this day honored us with their pres
ence, we extend the hand of friend
ship and protection. There cannot
be presented to the consideration of
a true and genuine Mason, more
interesting and lovely object, than a
sensible, discreet and virtuous wo-
man. Order, neatness and proprie-
ty attend upon her steps; the law
of kindness is written in her heart
affection dwells upon her tongue
and although the domestic circle is
the appropriate sphere for woman,
yet she forms the mind, sways the
will, and directs the hand that moves
the world.
eve pity the man, that has not
felt the pleasures of mothers love,
whose heart does not throb with de-
light at the mention of her sacred
name who is so old as not to re-
member her loving kindness or
whose eye is so young as not to beam
with happiness and delight at her APP
preach : How eagerly does she fan
every kindIing spark of virtue, and
with what anxiety does she seek to
crush the seeds of evil ere they take
root in our bcsoms. Yes, the noblo
mother of Washington Justified into
his youthful mind true and just SEN
timents of virtue, honor and patriot
ism; and who has not heard, and
having heard, does not revere the
name of Mother? Yes,
when thou art feeble old and gray,
My healthy arm shall be thy stay,
And will soOthe thy cares away
My Mother.
"Yet, Notwithstanding woman's
goodness, woman's greatness, the
Ancient Constitutions and Land |
marks of Masonry tell us to whom
the secrets of the Order belong. -
But be assured, my lady friends,
that in our solemn assemblies, you
are not uncared for; for in the most
sacred manner VIC are pledged to
contribute to the relief of your dis
tresses; to supply your wants, and
to defend your innocence. With .
this assurance on the part of the /
Masonic Fraternity, will you not
ground your aims Of opposition, Off
you have any gladden. our hearts
with your approving smiles and lend
your countenauce and aid 10 the +
promotion and advancement Of a
cause SO noble"
j. \. Moon,
w. MATTHEWS
Committee. I
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Take Notice! Save Costs !!

TENnosE indebted to us, by note or account
z are requested to avoid costs aud trouble
by calling and settling with either Of Us at once.
and all who we owe are requested to present
their claims for payment We are preparing to
lpaye Marietta. and our books must be closed
soon. Can be found at the Drug Store Of II. n.
Hammett 81 Co.
X. T. Brumby & Sons.
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ORDERED
That Hon. Charles r. Johnson Of the conn
ty of Spalding be, and he is hereby appointed,
subject to the advice and consent of the Senate,
District Attorney of the Courts in and for the
Twenty-sxt enatorial District Of this State
for the term ~ four wears from ,Jenuary lst,
1871. and to hold said office until his successor
shall have been appointed, and that he be com
missioned accordingly.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Elk
ecutive Department at the Capitol in Atlanta,
the day and year first above written.
RUFUS b. BULLOCK.
BY the Governor:
r. H. Atkinson, Secy Executive Dept.
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Harness Making and Repairing.
BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

THNnE Undersigned have opened shop in
the rear OF hfs = Shoeuthals Confec-
tiouery. where they are itei e.eI l.. firulsa al
the shortest noticp-of the best mat rial .i. at
the lowest prices BOOTS md SHOES Of al
sizes or 10 make or repair Harness 81 Give
H. a call aud we guarantee satisfaction.
GORHAM X BLACKWELL.
Marietta Jan. ~. lS1l-iy.
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Official Advertisements.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Atlanta, Ga, January IL, Ell :
ORDERED

That Hon. James NJ. Simms, of the county
of Chatham be, and he Is hereby appointed,
subject to the advice aud consent Of the Senate,
District Judge of the CoHfts in and for the
First Senatorial District Of this STATE for the
term of four years from January Isl 1871 aud
to hold said office until his successor shall have
been appointed, and that he be commissioned
accordingly
Given under nav hand and the seal Of the Tx
ecutye Department, at theSCaptol, in At
lanta the day and year first above written.
RUFUS b. BULLOCK.
BY the Governor:
Z. II. ATKINSON, Sec'y Executive Dept.
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THE Mobile Register says South
ern reconstruction is the rock upon
which the Radical party has been
split They cannot play into the
hands of the Democracy more com
pletely than to keep trying it on
1t will only hasten the final wreck
and ruin of the Grant-party, which
is already foregone conclusion.
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The troubles in South Carolina
continue. The negroes in various
portions of the State are burning
and killing at rate which must be
very gratifying to loyalty.
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r. H. Atkinson, Sec'y Executive Dept.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Atlanta, Ga, January 10, 1871.
ORDERED

ORDERED:
That Hon. Virgil NJ. Barnes of the county Of
of Columbia be, and he is hereby appointed,
subject to the advice and consent of the Nenate.
District Judge ofthe Courts in and for the
Twenty-nnth Senatorial District Of this State
for the term of tour years from January LIST,
1871. and to hold said Office until his successor
shall have been appointed. and that he be CONF
missioned accordingly.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Ex-
eeutive Department at the Capitol in At
lanta, the day and year first above written.
RUFUS i BULLOCK.
BY the Governor:
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Atlanta. Ga Jan. Is. ls1l.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Atlanta, Ga Jan. To- 1871.
ORDERED:
That Hon Joseph +. Hunt, Of the county ofPike
be, and lie is hereby appointed, subject to the ai-
vice and consent Of the Senate, District Attorney
Of the Courts in and for the Twenty Sen
atorial District of this State for the term Of four
years from Jan. lst 1871 and to hold said office
until his successor shall have been appointed,
aud that he be commissioned accordingly
Given uqder nay hand and the seal Of the Exec
utiye Department, at the Capitol in Atlanta
the day anil year first above written.
RUFUS b, BULLOCK,
by the Governor:
Il. II. Atkinson, secy Executive Department,
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
atlanta. Ga, January is, 1871. !
ORDERED

That Hon. joseph II. Taylor, Of the county Of
Randolph b.. ad he Is hereby appointed, sub
ect to the al ice and consent Of the Senate, Dir
trict Attonet Il the Courts IN and for the
Eleventh Senatorial District ofthis State for the
term of four Years from January l-t, 1871; and
to hold said Office until his successor shall have
been appointed and that he be commissioned az
cordingy.
Given under IL. 7 hand and the seal ofthe Exec
utive De tment, at the Capitol in Allan
Ia, the da and year first above written.
RUFUS b. BULLOCK
BY the Governor:
II II. hrkENSnN S4r'v Expct,tiv4 Dent
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r. II. ATKINSON. sec'y Executive Dept.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. I
Atlanta. Ga. january 10, ISL !
ORDERED

That Hon. JOIN. Z Shine, of the county Of
Twiges be and he IS hetyby appu'alcf, subject
To the advice and consent OF the Senate. Dis,Ti.t
Judge ofthe Courts in and for the Twenty first
Senatorial District of this State for the term Of
four years from January Isl ISL; and to hold
said Office until his successor shall have been ap
pointed. and that lie be commissioned according
ly.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Exec
atiye Department, at the Capitol IN Atlanta
,as 4a4 md wear first above written.
EEFt.S q BULLOCK.
BY the Governor
r IL AThlNs..N. soy l.An...stNa tflt.s.
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ORDERED:

Ojtli4hI4D
That Hon r. r. Mills, Of the county of
Chatham be, aud be il hereby appointed, subject
to the advice and consent ofths Senate District
Attorney Of the Courts in and for the First SEN
atorial District of this State for the term Of four
years from January LIST, 1871 and to hold said
office until his successor shall have been appoint
ed, and that he be commissioned accordingly.
Given under my hand and the seal of the Tx
ecutive Department, at the Capitol in At
lanta the dav and year first nlnye written.
RUFUS b. BULLOCK.
BY the Governor:
Il. RI. ATKINSON Secy Executive Dept
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Atlanta, Ga, January Ii, 1871.
ORDERED:
That Hon. Joseph McWhorer of the county
ofOglethorpe be, and he is hereby appointed,
subject to the advice and consent of the Senate,
District Judge OF the Courts in and for the
Thirtieth Senatorial District Of this State for
the term Of four years from January lat l57l,
and to hold said office until his successor shall
have been appointed, and that he be commits
stoned accordingly.
Given under my hand, and the seal oil the Elk
ecutive Department at the Capitol in At
lanta, the day and year first above written
RUFUS b. BULLOCK
Il a
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ORDERED
That Hon. w. G. Irwin of the county of Full
ton be, and he is hereby appointed subject to
the advice and consent Of tbs Senate, District
Attorney of the Csurts in and for the Thirty
Fifth Senatorial District of this State, for the
term OF four years from January lst, 1871 f;
and to hold said office until his successor shall
have been appointed. audt that lie he counts
stoned accordingly
Given under my hand and the seal of the Ex-
rcutve Department Al the Capitol in Allan.
ia, the day and year first above written.
RUFUS Is. BULLOCK.
by the Governor;
r. H. Atkinson, Src'y Executive Dept
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Ten years ago, after the war
broke out, the Democrats had not a
single Governorin the United States.
Now they have thirteen, as follows /;
Connecticut, New York, New Jer-
sey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia,
West Virginia, Alabama, Tennessee,
Kentucky, California, Oregon and
Nevada. To these the Cincinnati
Enquirer says the Democrats cx-
pect to add, in 1872, Ohio, Penn
sylvania and Wisconsin, and in 1871
Indiana, Illinois and the remainder
of the Southern States.
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Atkinson See'y Executive Department,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, I
Atlanta. Ca. January Ia. 197l. )
ORDERED

ORDERED:
Tina; lion. c. ". Chapman, Of the county Of
Museaaae &c, ana i,e l. !srely appointed. sub
i,ct to the advice and consent Of tie Senate, Dis
trict Judge OF the Courts in AMI Tor the Twenty
fourth Senatorial District of this State Tor the
term Of four years from January 1st, 1871, and
to hold said oifics anil his successor shall have
been appointed. and thar he be commissioned
accordingly.
Given uniri. Iny hand aal The seal Of the Exec
u.jyr Dcparelu-lt al the Capitol in Atlanta,
the dav and ya:.s iaet above written
RrFt's y BUIrsCE.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Atlanta, Ga, January Is, 1871
ORDERED :

That Hos. A. G. Osgood, of the county Of
Glynn be, and he is hereby appointed subject TO
Judge ofthe Courts in and for the Fourth Seua,
toral District of this State for the term Of four
years from January LIST, 157l; and to hold said
Office until his successor shall have been appoint
ed and that he be commissioned accordingly.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Exec
utive Department, at the Capitol in Atlanta,
the day and year first above written.
RUFUS h. BULLOCK.
BY the Governor
Il. II. ATKINSON, Sec'y Executive Dept.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Atlanta, Ga, January 49, 1871.

r. II. ArKINsox, sec'y Executive Dept.
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New Advertisements.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Marietta, Ga
Jan 18th 1871.
! Atiaway, b. Mr.. Baker, Rev. VIM.
! Brit, Annah Miss, Brock George.
| Chalker John Crawford VIM
Dodgen J w Estes w, NJ
Erijanee Addison (coD Edgeworth X l.
Gossett Angelina Griffin Thomas
Garrett L w Garrett l
| Gresham II Grain Mart la
! Huntin NJ Ham DIR
| HillCJ Hogan Margaret
Johns Wallace (col) Hill John A
Hodge Adeine (col) Sherman n l.
Juzer Jane Jarvis VIM
Knox Walton Keudrick j L
Kitchens Eliza Low Columbus (c0l)
hcDoniel John Norwood Il Rollins
Peterson A Z Kitchens Simeon
Redmond l. NJ Roberts Joshua
Robertson Ellen smith NJ
Sanders George Sinclair Z
Simpson w smith Glasce
Stnne billiard Steward Thomas
Viucet Flora Warner Mrs
Wallace A l. Mrs Wood W Mrs
Wallace Il Il Mr.
Wesley Prettyman, p. NJ.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Atlanta, Ga, January 10, ISL

II. II. ATKINSON, ssc'y Executive Dept.
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Given under my hand and the seal Of she En-
ecutiye Department, at the Capitol in At
lauta, tho day aud year above written,
RUFCs b. BULLOCK.
BY the Governor;
r. H. Atkinson, See'y Executive Dept.
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ORDERED
That Hon, Thomas Fl. Whitaker. of the
county of Troup be, and he is hereby appointed,
subject to the advice and consent Of the Senate,
District Attorney of the Courts in and for the
Thirty seventh Senatorial District of this State
for the term of four years from January LIST,
1871 and to hold said office until his successor
shall have been appointed, and that he be com
missioned accordingly.
Given under my hand and the seal of the EX-
ecutive Department at the Capitol in Atlanta,
the day and year first above written
RUFUS b. BULLOCK.
BY the Governor:
II. H. Atkinson Seo'y Executive Dept.
jan 20-lt.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Atlanta, Ga, January IL, 1871.

DIV lut bOEeIIoi
r II. Atkinson, Sec'y Executive Dept.
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ORDERED:

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, I
Atlanta, Ca, January Is, 1871. !
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. /
Atlanta Ga, January IL, 1871. !
ORDERED:

ORDERED:
That Hon. Thee n. Vim, of the county OF
Calhoun be, and he is hereby appointed, subject
to the advice and consent Of the Senate District
Attorney of the Courts in and for the Ninth Sen
atorial District Of this State for the term OF four
years from January LIST ISL; and TO hold said
Office until his successor shall have been appoint
ed and that he be commissioned accordingly.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Exec
utive Department, NJ the Capitol in Atlanta,
the day and year first above written,
RUFUS b. BULLOCK.
BY the Governor.
X. II. ATKINSON, Scc'y Executive Dept,