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Assassination by Mexican Outlaws

bRowSsNILEE, August li.-AnOther atrOclou d.
assassination occurred about forty mics above
this place. Mr.. Alexander AID Mr.. Simeon.
prominentfronter merchants, LEFT here in r car
rage last evening tor Rio GTande city. About
daylight three notorious MeNicslrs psssed them
one OF whom followed and nred into the car
riages killing Nc. Alexander instantly. Mr.
simeon escaped by leaping To the bushes. Tho
asse ssins fed 20 Mexico. Great excitement pre-
vailed on the corpse being brought in. An
inquest was immediately held, lie verdict being
that 1dr. Alexander was killed by IN offs .er d.
Coruns. strong feeling - manifested % o.
gsnfze force aRd pursue these Mexica- -nnr
derers. The depreciation Commission wee a.,
present az the INQUEST ~
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sAEATCGA, august i2-in the court OF IN
treatment to-day. Judge Pratt opened the case
Ior me prosecution, presenting the legal aspect
OF the case ia an argument of cor. israble
length.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-12

gran Iowa woman has realized $50 900 from
the insurance on the lives of two husbands and
they weren't very good husbands either.
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SLEBPIEG BESIDE A CoRPsE-Abraham w.
Ballard, Of Michigan, was killed by lightning a
few nights since, while in bed asleep His wife,
who was sleeping with him, knew nothing OF the
occurrence until she awoke quite late N the
morning and found him dead,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-12

ScIKNrIFIC.-Thec celebrated vienneee astron-
omer, DIR. Weiss, has been sent to the United
States by the ministry of education to visit and
report upon the observatories and other great
astronomical establishments in this country
with reference to the proposed establishment OF
an observatory at Vienna.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-12

HONS. s. Cox.-The ". T. Herald says he
reads novels all the forenoon and goes to a hop
every night. He will probably be a candidate
for Congressman at large in the STAGE Of New
: York, and, if defeated there, stand in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-12

HoE. CHARLES SUMNER left this city for
Boston ';-day. He does not deem reply ID
William Lloyd Garrison's letter necessary, it
10 stated.
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SHocKINe WIZ MURDER IN WILLIAMS
BuRe, n. Y.-James Kaine was arrested in
Williamsburg Saturday night for the murder Of
DIS wife by throwing kerosene lamp at her,
which exploded, cutting her fearfully and set
ting fire to her clothing.
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REs1GSATIoN ACCEPTED.-The President has
accepted the resignation of 2d Lieutenant Ed
ward G. EdseI ton, 9Th cavalry.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvEsUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were sI3i ,GS2.ol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-12

THE PRESIDENT went - Long Branch from
New York or Saturday.
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ADDED TO THE UNIFoRM.-White Berlin
gloves and campaign hats having been added to
the uniform of enlisted men Of the army, the
yearly allowance of these articles to each soldier
is eight pairs white Berlin gloves and one
campaign hat.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ecticp.


The uuexsupicd satisfaction that TATTAN'S
CRYSTAL niSCoS ERY has given ia this city and
throughout the Whole county, SIS evidenced by the
steadily inort asirg demand for IL, induce direc.
especial aud ticulaT attention 10 ths great fact
that bF its you gain all the advantages claimed
for IL many tCisorOvs pounds IN use, to wit:
The restoration Of the color and growth of the hair
and the speedy removal of aaudruf. without the
last possible iSiUry-as Crystal Discovery is POS
iyely warranted 70 contain poisonous substance,
neither Gead Sulphur or Silver.
Its refft ct clean Illness is not t. be lightly
loc ke IL will neither stain tbs Skin clothes
IN sentence, IL is exactly what has been wanted
fo- long wAile Eestorer Of the Hair that may be
IsSd without the fear that you going TO have
Eeurslgia, Paralysis Lead Collie ard various other
mplaints the result Of the Of lead preparations,
ARTHUR NATTAES, Proprietor.
General Depot corner 81 Sid Ctreets n. W.
sSold b. sn Druggists. aug2 e
A Card.
Ol.rsymsn, while residing II south Amor lea
IS icsfonErY, discoy cred safe snd simple remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Wsakn ess, Early Pecay
piscass O. the Urinary ans Senins Organs. ssd the
whole train Of disorders brought on BY bsnsful and
vicious habits Great numbers have been cUref by
thtv noble remedy Prom sted by desire 70 benefit
the existed and unfortunate, viii sena the reel Pc
for preparirs and using this medicine, in q sealed
envelope, to shy enc who needs il, Free Of Ctnrss.
Address, J0SEPH T TNaAH,
Station ID, Bible House.
msrc2y New York City.
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JoTTINGs FROM THE CENsUs.-The number
of children in the United States under five years
old is 5,515 ,5i5, of which 1891 1887 male and
2,11T 456 female. The male children from five
to nine inclusive are 2,437 ii2, and female
2371 al; total, ASA ,713. The number OF male
inhabitants of all ages under twenty-one is
10,C50, 563; female, 9,g6 ,307 total, &c, 026S7O.
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Postmaster General, returned to- day from New
York, where he went to select specimen postal
card. This card must be approved by the Post
master General, after which description OF it
will be given to the nuhlic.
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THE DuKE DE NoAILLKs, the new French
minister, was in this city few days since with
view of procuring suitable quarters for him.
self and legation. 1t is said to be the intention
of the French government to be represented in
the United States on a scale somewhat higher
than formerly, and the entertainments or the
French minister, it is expected, will be among
the most brilliant at the capital.
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WHY Nh. GREELEY woxr 60 TO WHITE
6uLPHuR.-A letter from the White Sulphur
Springs says that ssMf. Greeley's response to
aRinvitation from Distinguished journalist to
visit the White Sulphur Springs with his family,
wss that the waters would prove beneficial to
his'wife'e health, but he declines on the ground
that his motives would be misconstrued, his
steps dogged By spies, and himself be lied about
while here."-lIesandria( Ta-) Gaxette, 1otA i.st
nkhALs AT vCoo9nnAs Ma3or d. Q.
morning with some very interesting specimens
which be had collected In q late eeolocicsi
tramp in the neighborhood Of Occoquan. fhev
are from the intercalated beds Of the mica sisfe
cries, and represent the famous Turkey oil
stone, % well ee the Bohemian home variety
Alexandria SeNfiaet
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NAVAL OFFICERS TRANsFERRRD-Lieut.-
Commander j. ID. Graham has been detached
from the Naval Observatory and ordered to the
Benicia for duty as executive officer; Lieut..
John +. Merry hes been detached from the Sa-
bine and ordered to duty at the Portsmouth On.
H. maynard Master W. III. Beehler has been
detached from the Frolis and ordered to be in
readiness to Join the Portsmouth,
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THE MRTRoRIC DISPLAY Of Saturday and
Sunday nights was, in great measure, lost to
view in this locality by the cloudy condition of
the atmosphere. At the naval observatory on
Sunday morning, Professor Eastman noted the
course of 40 between and O'Clock, and last
night, between $50 and IL, he noted 81. Our
planet ls now ont of the meteoric belt which il
entered q few days since, and no further display
need be expected until the 18th Of NoYember
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S STILL GREATER
Reduction isl Prices,
IN CONSE QUENCE OF THE La TENEys OF
THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE-
DUCE STOCK, IAN OFFERING FOR
THE NEYT T61RTY DAYS.

Light Cashmere Suits, At. 2, o, 10, IL and SIS
Blue Flannel Suits Thoroughly spongedL-...... els
White Duck Suits DERBY, ......-...... e, and 10
All Lineu sUit5..''..... -........a, D, b, and 50
Light Cclored Cashmere Pantsl
and Vests to mateh........i 20, and IS
Light Cashmere Pants sngie.........3, 4, and Sc
White Marseilles Vests..--....-...2, 2. SO and S3
Linen Sack Coats. SC, 1, 25, 49, s25O
ouths' Cheviot Suits..-.. 8 so
BoyssCassimere Soits.............. ....S IS
Fine Black Cloth Frock Coats 10, IL and 4i5
Blue Cloth Frock and Derby Coats.....s to sl2
Large Assortment Of Extra Size suits.
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WN. n. Ola eETT, Sls Market SPACE.
Ca.sTEs THoMfsoS Co. .as street 0'' o"''
MOORE 4 PARvIy, COS lsth ST., OPP. Treasury Dept
sforRi 4ai street near THsssury bess ens
W I. !cHSsoN, tAuct'r, cor. Pa. az. ID ST. east.
PHI a. wELcH i Co, as st.. Masonic Temple.
RESTAURANTS.
JOHN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. als &c } $50 La sy,
SASH, DOORS AND ELINDS
TUCKER sHEaNAN. sss Louisiana avenue
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
WARRINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE. Cor. 7th AID ST..
SEWING MACHINES.
WHEELER WILSON ,eteer Son, sgts Al Pa Az
SINGER Lewis iRBS ssf, sef. X
E1s HowEs ksl nfGss - ~ Pa "a as 81
WEED SEWING MAcKgsE CoNPtsx, 4os 9Th street.
"KEisToSE,a A. q. stone Co.. ATS, Sis r
s., opp. Masonic Temple. Tbs strongest and light
SHIRT FACTORIES.
lis. /. 4. MeLs1s % &, BET ;, up stslr a''
SILVER PLATERs.
Inward SIoLPE, 61S It'll street, CD. Pes. once.
RosT. A. wHIrEHAND. S4 b st., between sth & 9Th.
SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORIEa.
BATEs BROTHER, sls Il g st., bet 6th and I'm
STAMPING DEPOTA.
STEAM AND S - = E H ri; E:s'1 20 Once
STOLE YARDA
W.. U. A. AcKER. LIST and Z streets n w.
STOVES, SHEET.lR0N, TIN WAuH
MALTER ID. WYvLL, - Pc. ave.. near ~ ytreet
Q. d. HAYwARD Co., Sl7 9Th st. bet Pa az. A.
HENRY W. kMMxRf, 1917 Pa. ~ >, bet 18th and MI
Il RIcHEY, slS It'll street, between 81 md sfrssss
JOHN MORAN. also TIN Roonns, J MIS- n PA ~
TEA AND COFFEE OTORES.
ORIENTAL TEA STORE. 4. II. " hsslsr, q IN ssrse<
TITLE EXAAIUER0
G III ALkY. sl9 Pa. =, Law Con voysne,s Hoxa,,
TOBACCO AID CIGAR 0TOIES-
Island OF CUBA. Luc hs 3 Bro. 7th O. ;, onn = n
VIM. =. RoosE, lzS3 fenn'a avenue, near iSth ira
PHILIP b. WAnp. southwest cor. Pa. aV and M =
TOYSs FANCY ABIICLED. -
CHI. RuPrERr. Os tn street. near y.
TRuEK nA0URACTOBIBR
Jas. D. foPHAh Co.. <1s 1tA st., adj,g o. y, Han.
UABBEILA0, PARAOOI0, CAHHa
0HAs. =. PEARcs, las Pc. sv., bet lsih ia ~
Mn RoexHs, a 10Th street, ~ i.
UGOERTAKGR0s
yosxPE 0AwLxl. IN Pa. avenae, near nth stres<
ADDISON DAY, lx0 Penn. ave. snd LII Ix a. 81. ~
WATCH UAKERS, 20.
II. NORA 4 also, Materials, Tools. IA IA Pa 49,
oas A. VAN Don En-, IL Pa. ayOn1o, OSDifol Hi
WIRE WORKER0.
D:V BHyRRIpeR Z, Sls l2sh street, % uth Of Ya ava
WOOD AND COAL
VI. erKPHEAsoh BRO, l11 e. ov;. foot Sth q
WM WARDRR y, corner List and D streets n. W.
WOOD AID WILLOW WARE.
GIo Corr Big Bask ,0o9Pa ~ .sbst- 10Th auth,
YANKEE UOTI0NDs
T. 0oLpsc HAIp, Original = Ct, % ot. and Stcr
IN ItA rs ests J: alsos Goods q Vi sle0sll
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-08
HARD TIMES

Tho passing year has been The
hardest with IFS SINCE the war The
subscription list Of ghe JOURNAL has
been largely increased, but the
profits upon subscription are very
limited and meet bu. i small portion
Of tbe sxpenses Of a Printing Office.
In all other respects business has
fallen of. The business community
Of Marietta, especially, under the
pressure Of the times, have with
drawn largely that liberality in sup
porting their home organ which
hitherto encouraged and sustained
it.
The times are now changed
Oar farmers were never better off
than to-day and never worked with
brighter future prospects. The trade
Of Marietta may be easily and safely
doubled if the proper inducements
are offered and the proper efforts are
made to secure it. Papers of the
larger cities are now alive with ad-
refreshments, appealing in every
conceivable manner to consumers in
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-08
A SENSIBLE NEGRO.

The negro, William Moore, whc
was put in iailin LaGraugo recently
fer attempting 70 sRcl'e riot a.
political meeting IN ,hs' place, Is e1'
ia card, Ia which he geee3'aees
,be Radical party, Tie ssss A> eR.
de&vqgv& 10 seg s. We et a@ Ns5tes'
aav,eea Sc ~ Ats es@ es5 sssy
sSSae& ~ ssee ~ @aa 9sa A5e@
~ts &ey skee@ ay Ra'ea 2ae 81,
gAeaqs eseas I'll B Acreage.
tie <4a<aq,tte a1s Qas@ Sl@ "9s
25.a2ataioa @ t flst sAs
yuaqag2.a As, 49 ls been sd
,1tQ,b aQa &te sse5 3s eq&s fe184e
s44 = Alehat% ~ b., good * a1y
1sa s1e Wy pt443Hts are tbst
sls tgpaes a9 t4 46ogt ~A aeedy
t4A444b e4s. e4e<asg etsTtlbsesers
8r se,lsa@ss< sss rake ap oar
aaAls 10 &>s esA sae asassi Part,oa
az s&g Na,,e 3gseals Ia po,;a1s as we
10 10 other relations al lie, The Bet
,eg /, Nil. be for rs politically, So
cially and morally"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-08
PERSONAL.

We had the pleasure on last Fri
day, of meeting for the first time,
Mr.. X. NJ Goodman, the veteran
and gentlemanIy editor Of the MARI
ETA Journal. lie is one of the
oldest editors in the State, aud has
ba,,Ied long aud ably fer the right.
Tie JavEN.L Is neatly printed
saeeL ard IS always 6i.ed with q
variety Of interesting ana osetu. mat
ter We always welcome is week
lv visits 10 cur Office - Lgs1trsrD3.1
Standard q ETpyeSs.
We tender our thanks 10 Mr..
Brewster for ms kindly sentiments
and woald come short Of justice j.
we did not pronounce the STANDARD
q. Lxpress one Of the best week.-Mrs.
in the South
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-08
UTILITIES OF RICE STRAW.

We arc indebted to our friend
Mai. John I. Rowland. Of Savannah,
for a bale OF Rice Straw, seat US 70
be tested for feeding Stock. There
is no doubt of its value for such pur-
poses, it being preferred BY stock to
Wheat, Rye or Dat Straw. But it
is more valuable still for other pur-
poses. Several bales were sent at
the same time to the Marietta Paper
Mill Company and they have sent
US bundle of Wrapping Paper
made from it, which We pronounce a
superior article and commend it as
cheap and excellent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-08
COOPERATION AND SKILLED LA
Dor.

The Boston Advertiser, in an ar
ticlc commenting upon the manufac-
turing future Of the Southern States,
points out as one Of our greatest
wants, that Of skilled labor.
Recognizing this want, neyerthe.
less we apprehend that the need will
be abundantly supplied through the
operation of cooperative industries.
| Nothing can be clearer than the al
lance in the very near future be-
tween Protection and Cooperation
as controlling political forces in
American politics. 1t only remains
for the Southern States to unite their
electoral vote with this new indus
trial party to make it the heir to the
Presidential throne. In such ease
the South becomes at once the seat
of the now cooperative industries,
and these will attract the skilled
labor, not only of the United States,
bat of foreign countries.
Cooperation, therefore, in al
lance with the policy of Protection,
solves the problem of Southern in
dus,riaI supremacy on this continent,
political power being one Of the
means to this end.
may be said that the old
South will not permit such an ad-
vance as this, to which We reply
( that the old South is thing Of the
4 past: that the New South is born
under grea. CONFUSION and mos
/ bloody parirui.ion, and is destined
to play magnificent part in the fu.
ture oi the na,ion. Cutting lsost
from dead issues And decoyiug poll
acians. we shall il due course entel
uPaa that eFa Of manufacturing So.
premacy which now awaits us.-N
/ /. Soatb.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-08
THE EPIZoOTIC.

CHARLESTON, November A.
The horse malady is here. A ma
jority Of the horses and mules are
more or less affected.
GoLDSBORo November 4.-The
horse malady is here.
On Wednesday the State Nation
al Bank Of Georgia was organised
in Atlanta with capital Of 500, 600,
with privilege to increase to $500,
600. The following officers were
elected James NJ. Ball, President;
WIN. A Moore, Vice President;
VIM. w. Clayton, Cashier; c. ".
Henderson, Teller.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-08

The code of honor, as interpreted
by modern bloods, is receiving some
hard knocks from the press of the
State. The Sun of Atlanta, refer
ring to the Rucker Lampkin duel,
says: "NIr. Lampkin is the keeper
of one of the billiard saloons in
Athens, and Judging from his past
reputation, we are surprised that he
has taken the trouble to fight duel.
Heretofore he has generally killed
his man wherever he finds him, just
as the occasion or provocation pre-
SCENTS ITSELF
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-08

The Rome Commercial enumcr-
ates twelve iron enterprises in oper-
alton, or projected. Five of these
are in operation, yielding forty tons
per day. All of them will be in OPP
Grafton within six months, and the
probable yield will be l20 tons per
day, or over two millions of dollars
per annum, in the value of their
products, and giving employment to
more than one thousand men. AT
the present rate the net profits from
these twelve furnaces will not be less
than one million dollars per annum.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-08
A. T. Scott, Sheriff.
Cobb Sheriff Sales.

WILL be sold before the Court House dool
in the City Of Marietta, County and State afore-
said during the legal hours of sale on the first
Tuesday in Dee next the following property,
to.wit ALI those tracts Of land living and be-
| ing in 10th Dist % Sect OF Goth County, Ga,
being partly within and partly without the
! City OF Marietta, containing by estimation, 372
! acres, more or less, and embracing the following
| lots and parts of lots OF land according to orig-
nal survey Of said Dist, viz All of lots No
| 1918, 1916. 1917, l07l, 1912, loss, 1859. east
half of 1914, east halfl075. all Of 1899 excepting
acres in South West corner thereof IA acres
on North side of l146, North half HAS, excep-
out Of said lands the lot known as Mrs. Waters
lot ON Bells Ferry Road and lot of2o0 feet front
on Canton St, on which Mamie Smith lived,
being about two acres. also all the City lot in
Marietta, III said County of Cobb known as
'Denmead's Ware house lot" being 60 feet
front on Rail Road opposite the depot and 100 it,
back to an alley. also the Cottage house and lot
of about one acre on East side Of the Canton
Road, occupied formely by Joseph Coryeii, and
the house and lot of about one acre formerly oc-
cupi,d by Sam Fraser, also ten acres of land
more or less on Powder Spring ST., bounded
East by said st. West by lands Of Miss Bradley
North bv lands of J. \. Russell and South by
lands Of Miss Bradley.
All sold as the property Of +. Denmead to
satisfy mortgage fila issued from Cobb Super
ior Court at the October Term 1872. OF said
Court in favor Of Talbot Dtnmead, for for
eclosure Of Mortgage in and to said lands. Pro
perry pointed out in said fila. This Oct. 29th
Printers fee $40,
" p STEPHENS. Sheriff
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-08
GEORGIA COBB COUNTY:

COURT OF ORDINARY.
It's hereby ordered that the Tax Collector If
said County proceed to assess and collect nnon
the taxable property Of the County assessed Inv
the State tax equal to sixty-two and one half
per cent upon the State tax to be applied to the
fund for the erection Of Court House and nav
ment 0finterest due on bonds January 1st 1874
Also thirty per cent upon said State tax to be
applied to the fund for County Purposes. foI
current expenses Of County Roads, Bridges etc
also, twenty per cent on the State tax to be an.
Piled to the fund for the support of the Poor
also, upon the specific taxes levied by the State
where not prohibited by Law, one hundred per
cent upon The State AK to be applied to the fund
fer County Purposes.
Given under my hand and seal this Goth day
ofAugust 1872
c. j. SHEPARD, Ordinary
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-08
WING C ON c E a L E D
WEAPONS.

A South Carolina paper noticing
two murders occurring the past week
in Edgefeld District, negroes killing
negroes, says:-Both these shocking
and unproyoked murders are the re-
suit not so much Of whiskcy as of
the common and fatal practice of car
rying concealed weapons. When
men get drunk and fight with their
fists, teeth and nails, it matters COM
paratiyely little; but when man
gets drunk with weapon concealed
about his person, that weapon is
pretty sure to be revealed in mis-
chief and blood. This carrying Of
concealed weapons, which seems to
be daily on the increase, should
meet with the hearty and active
condemnation of all good people,
None but the coolest and soberest
men should carry deadly weapons,
and then only where they have
strong grounds for experimenting
bodily harm. But under no circum-
stances should the swigger of the
poisonous and brain madening whis-
keys kept and sold by many cheap
dealers, be so imprudent as to carry
a loaded pistol on his person.
Whiskey and carrying of cons
cealod weapons is filing our country
with woe and shame.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-08
Administrators Sale.

BY virtue of an order of the Honorable the
Court Of Ordinary of Cobb County, will be sold
before the Court House door in tie City Of Ma
lietta, between the usual hours Of sale, oll the
first Tuesday in November text, the following
Lots Of Land to-wil: Lots Of land Nos. 40 AGO
and 459 in the 10th District aud Znd section of
Cobb County, and sod as the property Of Polly
Ann Pitts, late Of said County deceased. Terms
CASH, purchasers paying for titles.
II. III. Hammett, Admir-
Marietta Sent % ~
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-08
Report ON COTTON GINNING.

REPORT ON COTECN GINNING.
We take pleasure in publishing
the following report of the Commits
tee of tho State Agricultural Fair on
Cotton Ginning:
/ The Committee have examined
the ginning ani packing OF Gotten
exhibited a, the FAIR con,estj0s soF
premiums, and while there Is No
special premium ter "sieplNs se3
packing, yes shey regard 4; mss-
tor AZ saeb general tRtesvss ~ % ss8
e$peeSsl &sleusSe9 - sa@s staLees ~
,h3 Fgesss ste4les ss@ Rayksa8 Ast
50 mae& % l2 vtA s4ls st98le gro
lact la ae4 sbe gaming sf}eta sls
y&,0e 81 gbe Yas,is 9Hl 4llh u ia
tracts 6QH aiip gaeaR aJHqQ If
Wealeh ye sle State and 4l#i,s
loaF Committee. 41ie express tg
o2 decision ID &tgQ. d any 4aaat,
Tar sn fer e3s Is 4ls q 544je,4 s7a~
a,gse& Q s8ea vet they ia Feel s3es
lt IS yjsb, and 1ae 20 express sheer
high commentator Of gAe sioatas
and packing doae by VIM, Bishop
Of Cobb County The lint shows
tina; it was not cut or broken, and
that the staple is as good as can or
could have been made. The "pack-
ing" shows that it could not have
been done bitter. This important art
ana branch Of industry ought to be
encouraged and in commenting the
admirable samples from the Gin Of
Mr. VIM. Bishop, we simply do an
act Of justice.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-08
NEW ROADS.

Whereas, application has been made and a
Road marked out commencing at the Pow der
Spring Road near Dr.. Baileys running thence
eas,er!y connecting at flint hill with the road
leading TO Smylla.-Also branch leaving the
line Of said road near w. Henderson running
thence South eastery and connecting with the
Concord factory road near Mr.. Humphreys.
All persons Interested are hereby notified to
file objections if any Oh OF before the first Tues
day in Nov. next, or said roads will be entered
Of record as End class public roads as by Law
provided.
G.. J. SHEPARD, Ordinary.
October 4th 1372.-lm.