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The New York herald., 1872-10-05

LNGLEWO0D.-FAMTIIES CAN OBTAIN GOOD
Ia home for the Winter, at moderate price, in beau
tul cottage, desirably located. Apply at No West
Twenty ythird street.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, SOUTH ORANGE M0NTRoSE
wi station, n. j., one hour from Barclay street. via
Morris and Essex Railroad.-Favorabe arrangements
can be made for Fan and Winter Board at low prices at
this first class hotel with all modern convcnienccs, i'll
Guiding coal gas, hot and cold water steam heaters
veyance to aud IRON depot; "a trains daily.
G. HITZELBERGER, Proprietor.
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I GLANDS ST JULIEN HOTEL, NEAR BROADWAY
IL No washington place, central location.-Rooms 81
per week; Board with wine $40 per week. elegantly fur
nished Parlor, with Bedroom, $50
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+ s. WEINBERGER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
L. sale, this day Saturday., October Mt l0a o'clock,
AZ % Bowery Contents Of Lagerbecr Saloon viz One
"a foot Counter three walnut Tables Shade Sign and
quantity Of Wines and Liquors in demohns and hotties
Also Furniture, Oicloih Lounges, Sofas Chairs Bed
steads Window Shades, Curtains, Blankets Horse Blan
metal Watches: Reyovers. Gloves Gauntiets, Fancy
Goods Iron Safes &C. also large Ice Box cost $75; &c
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II FITZsIMMoNS, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE 199 EAST
FIfty eighth street will sell this day, at G1 O'Clock,
ut SO2 East Fifty ninth street near Second avenue the
Furniture of family declining housekeeping; large
Exten sion Table Brussels Carpet rosewood Piano, Mir
rors Chairs Tables Paintings, Mattresses, Bedstead
Kitchen Furniture and Utensils
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ETH AyENuE.--AN ELEGANT PARLOR FLOOR;
- also suit of three well furnished Rooms second
floor with private table, in the spacious double house 40
Fifth avenue.
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I 7 EAST TiIIRrY.sEyENTIi sTREET-A PLEASANT
4 suit OF Rooms the second floor with
Board: references required.
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10 WEST TwENTY-FOURTH STREET OPPOSITE
~ Fifth Avenue Hotel-EIeganty furnished Rooms to
let with without Board to gentlemen and wives
single gentlemen.
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A UCTION NoTtCE.-POsTPoNEMEN SALE
~ Of Furniture Carpets &c advertised to take place
this day Is uDayoidably postponed till Wednesday, 9Th
inst, by DANIEL A. MATTHEW'S, Auctoneer, 722
Broadway.
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10 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE-
~ nue.-Largc, commodiots, and elegantly fur
nshed Rooms, In suits singy, with without Board
private table il desired. rates moderate.
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

10TH STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AVENUE AMI
~ Irving place.--Threc handsome Rooms, furnished
either suite separately. with Boafd house and 10
cation central and desirable III all respects l20 East
Nineteenth
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A UCTION SALE THIS DAY, AT l24
IN West 26h ST., between eth ana 7h avs, commencing
AT l0a o'cock.HENRY zINN, Auconccr, sells all the
elegant Furniture contained in the above mansion. in
lots to suit purchasers comprising yizRoscwood Piano
forte rich Paror suits Bedroom Suits Brussels Carpets,
OIL Paintings Lace Curtains single and double Bcdstcads,
Bureaus Wardrohcs 70 cnred hair Mattresses Lounges
&c.; also Dining Room Basement and Kitchen FurnI-
tureBuet Extension Table Plate Cutlery China, Glass
wa Az.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-05-24

another brea.h, he assures us is hur-
rying the government and country
TO perdition.
Are these things not trueY We
challenge Successful refutation of any
allegation sc have made indeed,
no one will attempt it. And yer.
the Conservative people of the Unit
ed States, North and South, are de-
liberately called on to yield up
all personal predictions, abandon
cherished associations, and volunta-
rily support such a man for Presi-
dent of the United States Were it
the sole alternative-were Grant
and Greeley the only subjects of
choice-we might entertain the
question and pronounce in favor of
the latter, but only because he is The
least of two evils, civilian and not
military chieitain, and it would be
next to impossible not to gain SOM
thing by the change.
But, fortunately, the choice of the
American people is not confined to
Grant and Greeley, or will not be,
should the Baltimore Convention
rise to a proper sense of its respon
sibility and place in the field tick
ct which Democrats, and Liberal
Republicans, and friends Of free
of every name, can
conscientiously and heartily support.
This they have the power to do, and
we trust the will will not be found
lacking. They have only to do
what the Cincinnati Convention had
neither the honesty nos the courage
to perform. That body proved
faithIess to its friends Let the
Democratic Convention give to the
Liberal Republicans, who are will
ing to act with us, platform and a
ticket that truly represent their
opinions and sentiments, and meet
the necessities OF the hour-meu
who adhere to the proclaimed faith
oi the party and have tho courage
to battle for it before .he people
not rickety, cowardIy contrivance
like that set up at Cincinnati, ignor
ing vital questions for success, with
a candidate upon it who holds litle
or nothing in common with his sup
porters."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-05-24
THE GREELEY MEETING IN AT
LANTA

'The Greeley and Brown meeting
tonight was a great fzzle. The
whole affair was engineered by Ben.
Hill. Less than sixty persons en-
dorsed the resolution advising that
the Baltimore convention make no
nomination"
Such is the statement, truthful no
doubt of the Atlanta correspondent of
the Savannah Advertiser. We trust
that the movement in Georgia to
force the State Convention to instruct
its delegates to the National Conven-
ton to vote fol Greeley and against
a democratic nomination, will not
prevail. Common prudence dictates
that the Baltimore Convention, meet
ing at a time when the whole field
can be better known than at present,
should be left free to decide upon the
adoption of democratic policy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-05-24

RAILROAD FROM GAINESVILLE TO
KINGSToN.-We learned in Atlanta
one day last week that a party Of
engineers are now making an expert
mental survey of a railroad from
GAINESVILLE to Kingston, ON the State
Road which, it will be remembered,
is connected by railroad with Rome
Selma, Alabama, etc.
We learn that the last Legislature
g-anted charter to build a railroad
from Gainesville 10 some point on the
State Road
This new route will shorten travel
to the West aud Southwest fifty one
miles, according to the estimate of
the engineers. As it will flank At
Ianta, the citizens Of he Gate City
must look to their laurels
The proposed railroad from this
place to jefferson, to connect with
the road from thence to Gainesville,
Dahlonega, &C., is beginning to as
sumo an importance not dreamed of
heretofore. BY this new route our
present Western connection would
be shortened about one hundred
miles between this place and Kings
ton.
1t is said that the powerful cor
poration now running the Air Line
is determined to put this new road
through.-S0utheyn Watchman
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sixteen years Of Success.

In 1886 tie now famous MUSTANG LINZ
A,EYT was 6rsi made known 10 the public by AN
extensiy. sy STEM Of advertising, From that
time TO th. ,senl the demand for il has been
stradily ince.- ing un'i il ta taken the lead Of
all embrocal 0ls. lotions, "iutH@Hs, ana other
external remedies, imported or domestic. ever
introduced III, thr American market la the
most celebrated racing md trotfiug stable, IN The
establishments If stage and city ear companies,
and in the stan IS Of private gentlemen II Is the
only recognized cure for such diseases OF the
horse as requir out ward treatment. Nor Is Il
less valuable ~ a local application for some OF
the most distressing complaint to which man
il subject EJruulati,m, stiffness Of the joints,
neuralgia sore throat. tltnOfs, WeIls, eaTaehe,
toothachp yield 10 ts pam subduing, counter
irritant properties and burns, scalds and cuts
are healed with incredible fapidity under its
operation
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-05-24

Mr.. JOURNAL: When the dele
gates meet in Convention at Mariet-
ia, it is said they cannot make a
proper selection to represent us in
the Legislature. But | believe that
VIC have the right sort of men that
can be found, but we cannot know
them by looking at their features ;
we can examine them and see wheth-
err they feel oppression as we feel it,
and if they abhor unjust taxation as
we do; that man will do. Then let us
put something like the following in
terrogatories:
LIST. VIII you faithfully contend
aud vote against, under all circum-
stances, higher wages than $500 a
year or 50 per day.
2nd. Ifthey out vote you and
give you $40 or $50 of our money,
it being unjust, will you pay back
all over FIVE dollars per day anc
mileage to the Treasurer Of Cobt
county 10 be used as jury fees.
Bird. VIII you vote ag inst al
Clerks, Door-kcepers, Messengers
&c, receiving more than five dollar,
per day.
4th. DO you believe that we can
have as good a Legislature at fly,
dollars per day, &c. We must know
the man is willing to do what We
want done before we can say he
is eur choice. JUsUCE.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Agreeable to the Court of Ordinary of Pickens
County Ga will be sold before the Court House
door in Jasper on the first Tuesday in June nsxt
within the usual hours of sale lot ofland No. IS
seventy five in the thirteenth District 2nd sec
ton containing one hundred sixty acres more
or less Sold as the property of z. t. Smith,
late of said County decd. Terms cash. This
April, 23rd, 1872.
GLENN COWART, Admir-.
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William j. Donaldson represents to the Court
in his petition duly filed and entered on record
that he has duly administered said VIM. J.
Donaldsons Estate. This is therefore to cite
all persons concerned kindred and creditor, to
show capse if any they can why said Admins
traitor should moi be discharged from his Ad-
ministration and receive letters of Dsmission on
the LIST Monday in August 1872 This April list
1872 w. X. d. MOSS, Ord'y.
printers Fee So
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Legal Advertisements.
COURT OF ORDINARY, I

To 9. g. Fife. Guardian at Htem of FRANK
w. and Ella Fam bro. Mrs. Elizabeth Bevei,
Sarah Thornton, Minnie Mayou, Mollie Steli,
Mary i. Roberts, Miss Mary Iambro and Jo-
seph ID. Dobbs:
David j. Dobbs having applied for probate in
solemn form. at the June term, 1872, of this
Court, 10 be held on the first Monday in June
next, Of the viii of David Dobbs 10 which he
claims 10 be Executor, being named in
said will you, and each IF YOU are required
and cited to he aud appear at III" regular June
Term. 1872, of the Court Of Ordinary Of said
county Of Cobb. TO be held or the first Monday
in June next, to attend the probate Of said will.
This March l4lh, 1872
}. SHEPARD, Ordinary,
PRINTERS Fee s..
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COL. JOHN s. MosBYs POSITION

We have seen a letter from Cob
John S. Mosby to friend in this
city, in which reference i made to a
reported conversation between Col.
Mosby and President Grant Re-
ferring to that report Col. Mosby
says: II see that am reported as
saving to Gen. Grant that ! you'd
support him "even if a Democrat
were nominated against him | do
not care about coming out in the
papers TO correct this. bnt hope
my friends will not think HAT | said
any such thing, On the contrary,
! expressly told Gen. Grant that !
would support the Democratic nomi-
nee, but as between aim and Gree
ley, was in favor of the South go
ing for the one that would offer us
the most generous terms G., tha'
the Philadelphia Convention mus
outbid Cincinnati '--Ateranirta Ga
scttc.
Col. Mosby is exactly right. /
we are going alone for our intcres
under radical government, then let u
go for those offering the best terms
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PICKEN'S SHERIFF SALE

Will be sold before the Court house door in
the Town OF Jasper in said County within the
legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in june
next part oflot of land No So, in the 18th, Dis
trict and 2nd section levied N as the property
of Alonzo Padget to satisfy two FAX ffas against
said Aonzo Padget, one for Tax 1870, and vne
for 1871 Property levied ON by W. g. Pool,
l.. c. and returned to me. This April BIRD
1872 A. w. DAVIS Sheriff.
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GEORGIA COBB COUNTY

Whereas VIM Dabbs late OF said County
decd. inteslate leaving an estate unrepresented
This is therefore to cite and admoni all and
singular parties interested to show cause II any
thew can why letters Of administration should
no: be granted to the Clerk of the Superior
Court or some other fit and proper person on
the first Monday Of June next. May lst 1872
CT. SHEPARD. Ord'y.
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CHEROKEE SHERIFF SALES.

Will he sold on the first Tuesday in June
next before the Court House door in the town
Of Cantor. Cherokee county, Ga, within the
legal hours of sale the following lots If aud to-
wit: No. $40 containing seventy acres more or
lpss--539 it being east half of said L0t-4G9
which lies Oh, the South east side OF the branch
through said Lot. supposed to contain thirty
seven aeres-5il containing forty acres moe
or less. all in the 2lst Dist, let AMI I'd section Of
said county. Also Lots Of Land Nos. 800, It
being that part Of said Lot which lies on the
Sputh-west side Of Little River supposed To
contain eight acres. and $50 it being that part
Of said Lot which lies South Of Lutte River,
supposed 10 contain thirty five acre>-said last
mentioned two Lots being in the 18th District
and md section Of said County, said Lots Of
Land levied on by Mortgage fila in favor of
O. w. Putnam, Administrator of lijah Deeton
vs. John d. Deeton-said property pointed ont
in said fila Printers fee SOL
Al,o-at the same time and place, Lot of
Land No. III. in the End District and 2d SEC
ton Of said County Levied on by virtue of a
fila issued from the Justices Court Of the 523rd
District, q NJ ia favor OF jeremiah Bently VS..
H. W. Lewis. Properly pointed ont by Plain
tiff, and levied on and r,.ured TO me by }. NJ.
T Bates L. C. May 7lh 1872.
4. r. SCOTT, Sheriff.
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for Ordinary of Cobb County

Belonging to no party owing allegiance to
no political organization and relying solely upon
my past record, announce myself as a Can
didate for ORDINARY of Cobb County and
respectfully solicit the sufrages Of my fellow
citizens at the approaching election.
G. J. SHEPARD.
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Fo R SALE.
FIVE 40 ACRE LOTS.

Being subdivision of No. 240 and part OF No
24l Goth District 2nd section Cobb County Ga.,
six miles North Of Marietta, and II miles West
of the State Rail Road
Ezg'Sale, between the legal hours of sale, be-
fore the Court House door, in Marietta Ga, on
the first TUESDAY in MAY next.
For particulars, see w. X Bagbf. on the
premises, who will show the properly. Terms
made known ON day OF sale
BELL & GOLDSMITH,
aprl5-lt.-fee s. Real Estate Agents,
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GEORGIA PICKEN's COUNTY.

Ordnary's Office, April, goth l-72
To all whom it may concern. Garland d. s
Green having applied to me for letters Of ad
ADMINISTRATION on the estate of William Mckinney
deceased This is therefore to cite all ana sir-
gular the next OF kin and creditors to be- and
appear at my office within the time allowed by
law, and show cause if any they can why lei,
tiers of Administrations should not be granted
to G. u. S. Green on said estate,
W. n. SIMMONS, Ord'y.
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WESLEY PRETTYMAN. P. NJ.
GEORGIA COBB COUNTY /:

VIII be sold before the Court House door in
the Civ Of Marietta County and safe afore-
said, during the legal hours Of sale on the first
Tuesday in July n xt The following property
to-wit all Che Interest, right, aud tltle Of the
Estate OF + ward Mayes. deceasedn and TO the
foil wing and, to-,yi Lots Numbers 5S5 500
aS7. % 6o7 sc, and 90 ali in the 18th Dis
trct and second Section Of said County, ant
containing. io'ty acre- each M e or less. sald
interest, ieht aud title hein4 The ahspl tie fee
simple e-t..le after the Diet tnnatou Of the life
estate OF Mrs, EIzabe d llayrs, widow Of de
ceased, IN and to sid lind Levied on by vir-
tue .! - fla issued from Fulton superior Con
in favor Of sara, pobc w. John Z. Mayes adj
uuisttator o. Edward Mayes, deceased. Pro-
perry pointed gu by Plant rs Attorney.
Printers Fee S..
Also al the r,.mr Time aud place the Tan
Yard, and Tan Yard lot in the village Of Ac-
worth, Geo, being one acre more or less OF land
LOT No - IN the 10th District and II Section of
said Comfy, as the properly Of. J. l.. Logan.
Levied Oh by virtue OF "a fila from Cobb Superior
Court III iavor Of Richard 4 Lane, vs. Edward
l.. Whit Principal. and ) H. Logan Securi
ty Property pointed oat by Plaintiff. This
May, 18th 1872.
WlP. STEPHENS, Sheriff.
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STATE DEMOCRATIC coNVEN
TON.

The Executive committee has
called the Convention to appoint
delegates to the National Convention
at Baltimore to meet in Atlanta on
the 10Th of June.
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Opinion is the main thing which
does good or harm in the world. 1t
is our false opinions of things which
leads US wrong.
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GUARDIANS SALE.


Georgia NherOkee County
BY virtue OF an order Of the Honorable Court
of Ordinary of said County, win be sold befo g
the cunt House door in the Town ofCihton Of
said County Oh the first Tuesday in 'Aia$
next the following propert TO wit, Dots bt
Land Nos l36, III, r., one half Of Nos 81, 30,
81 20. and I62 il thu Bud Dist aud 2nd Sect Of
said County. Sold the property Of the Minor
Hens Of Thompson Westbrook deceased for
Distributions Terms cash. March 9th l57&
(P. f-e 50 L. +. ROGERS, Guardian,
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For Sale.

A House, and lot of acres of land ali under.
good f.nce, good well Of water. aud necessary
cutbuil iugs House contains eight c0mtorta-
bic rooms with Plazas &c. Apply to J. \.
Simpson, Marietta, Geo.
MAY 10Th 1872 -}m.
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$1,000 REWARD is offered by ths proprietor OF
DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery for a
medicine that viii equal it in cure Of Bron-
ehits, severe Coughs and the early stages Of
Consumption.
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COBB AGRICULTURAL FAIR
PREMIUM LIST.

'N'>''a' N''A 49,
The Executive Committee of the
Cobb County Agricultural Society
met at their office, in Marietta, this
9th day of May, 1872. Present,
J. I. Burkhalter, Chairman, George
Roberts, J b. Blackwell, Charles ID.
Phillips, A. $. Way, Jno NJ Green,
|. N. Russell and VIM. Phillips, NJ.
G Whitlock aud II. ". EIanmert.
On motion Of a. ) Way it was
Resolved, That the tine Of hold
ing the next Fair shall be the md
day of July.
On motion of John NJ. Green, a
committee OF three consisting of
George Roberts, j. b. Black well and
VIM. Phillips were appointed and
empowered to make all necessary
arrangements for securing suitable
grounds and buildings for holding
the fair.
On motion of Mr.. Geo. Roberts,
Chas. Phillips, |. N. Russell, John
NJ. Green, A. s. Edmonston, NJ. G..
Whitlock and Joseph Bisaner were
appointed a committee of arrange
ments to prepare the buildings and
grounds for the Fair for the recep-
ton of all articles for exhibition.
On motion Of A. S Way it was
Resolved, LIST. That the committee
to secure the proper buildings for
the fair ground be instructed to pre-
sent the interests of the Agriculture
al Society in securing and preparing
suitable fair grounds tor the Fair to
be held in July to the Mayor and
CITY Council and to the citizens of
Marietta, in behalf of the Agricul-
rural Society ask their aid and CO.
operation.
Resolved I'd. That the committee
further notify the Mayer aud City
Council that the Agricultural Socie
~ and the individual members of
the Society join them IN their mvi-
tation extending the hospitaliues of
the city to the Cadets and Trustees
during their visit and especially re
quest and urge them to visit them
ON their farms, for which purPose
they will have necessary convey
anee to and from Marietta.
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Administrators Sale.

BY virtue If an order of the Court OF Ordi-
nary, will be sold before the Court House door
in Marietta IN the first Tuesday in July next,
within the usual hours Of sale, Lots No $50 and
500 18th District and second section Cobb
County. 5, Id at the risk of Charles Baker,
former purchaser Of said lands at Administra-
tors sale OF the same on the LIST Tuesday In Au-
gust 1871, and who has, and still fails and re
fuses TO comply with the terms of such former
sale. Terms cash
\. BAKER, Admir-.
Nav 17th 1870
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Best and largest variety barn
yard fowls ? so
Cot. John Stubs was appointed to
address the society on the day of
the Fair and the Secretary is tn
structcd to.extcnd the invitation and
request his acceptance.
On motion of George Roberts, the
proceedings of this meeting aud
premium list be published in the
MARIETTA JOURNAL.
j. +. BURKuALTER. Chm.
IL. NJ. iIAMMErT, Sec'y.
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COBB SHERIFF SALES.
Georgia Cobb County ::

Will be- sold before the Court House du"r III
the City Of Marietta. County and State ai0rr-
said, between the legal hours of Sale, on the
first Tuesday Ia June next the following pro
pertv. to.wit. One House and Lot in the said
Civ Of Marietta situated on a street known "a
Cole street, leading from the Public Square 10
the National Cemetery, aud bounded North by
Alley, East by lot OF DR. Nichels, South by
Cole St aul West by an Alley, occupied at
present by spencer, Levied on as the pro,
perty of T. Page to satisfy fila in favor OF
John W. IIil vs. L. Page * Co, issued from
Cobb Superior Court. Property pointed out
by defendant. May 81 1872
w. P. Stephens, Sheriff.
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M O TTCE

To parties in search of home, very eligi-
Bile residence, in complete order, with handsome
grounds and fine fruit and vegetable garden
attached For further particulars apply to Mrs.
Freeman, on Lawrence street, near the Park.
April, 26th.-4t.
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TAX RECEIVERS NOTICE.

For receiving tax Returns for 1872. | viii
be- in Marietta on the Sd ~ 4th Of jane aud al
Lemons on the 9th, az CoX's the 9th al Oregon
the 7th Powder Springs ON the 5th, Merril's
on the 10Th, R0swe. on the llth Grit
Ter on the 18th, Shanty on the 18Th, and at Ar-
worth on the l4th.
T. C. OGLESBY, T. X. e. c.
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CoNGRE SSIoNAL.

The Senate has passed the Amnesty bill OF
the House by a two-thirds vote; also the bill
extending the suspension of the writ Of hubea'
corpus and also Sumner Civil Rights bill great
~ modified
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Notice

Col. W. H. WEEMS, Of Atlanta, viii de.
liver az Address, at Alpharetta, on TUESDAY. :
MAY, 9th, on the subject Of the Atlantic d
Great Western Canal.