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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16

Gen. IIillyer. ofNew York. annonns
ccs his determination to accept tlie
wager of $1,000 offered In the Daily
Meas that Greeley will be elected. and
will also wager the valve Of his house
ami lot IN Harlem, two TO one, on
Grant.
General Cutler has announced flat
he will not allow his name to be tlscd
In the canvass for Governor to the
dctriment of the Republican csuse.
A call has been isssed from VII
mington. Del, signed by VIM, Dean,
late Chairman OF the Democratic State
Central Commsttec, for the election Of
six delegates to represent the State At
the Louisville Convention.
Yellow fever Il In the quarantine at
New York.
4 terrible storm Of wind ami rain
visited Louisville, Ny, on the 18Th.
Great damage was dome 10 property,
Houses We're blown town and the
country was overiioWtA and crops,
fences. etc, washed away.
As three men were returning from
the mines near CcntEllia. Pa. .sihey
were fired upon BY party of .'Molly
Magllires, who had forbidden them
to work. Al OK the men were badly
wounded -one probably fatally.
Congressman Go!laelay, OF Tennes-
see. has declared that lie Is for Gree.
ley because he signed Jeff. Davis bail
bond aud was in favor of paying the
South for the emancipation of slaves
In klamath Valley the crickets art
becoming very troublesome to thu
crops Of wheat and grass.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16

thcreforsthey arc entitled tothe thanks
Of the nation.
Thlrtecntll-We denounce nputIla-
tion Of the national debt. hi any form
or dlsg,llse. a. q national erlme. We
witness with pride the rctluctiM ofthe
principal of tie debt and Of the rates
Of Interest upon the balance. and we
confidently expect that onr excellent
currency will he perfeetal by the
speedy resumption Of the specie pay
nicht.
FonrteeniI-The regular Repabli-
can party l. mindful OF its obligation
to the loyal women OF America for
their noble devotion to the cause of
freedom. Their admission to useful
nesSis received with satisfaction, and
the honest demaltlS OF any class Of cit
zcns for additional rights should be
treated with respectful consideration.
Fii,eentll-We heartily approve of
the action of Congress in relation to
the rbellious States. and rejoice in the
growth of peace and fi,ltcrnal feeling
throughout the land.
Sixteentli-TIe Republican party pro-
poses to respect tlr rights reserved hv
ile people to themselves aS carefully
as tile powers delegated by them 10 the
State and Tei'itnrial governments.
It disapproyes Of any resort to meon-
stitutional laws for the purpose Of re-
moving evils by interference with
rights not surrendered by the people
to either the State or the National
Government.
Seventeentlrlt l. the duty Of the
General Government to adopt such
measures ~ will tend to encourage
American commerce and sllip-build-
ing.
Eightecnth-Wc believe that the
modest patriotism, the earnestness Of
purpose. sound Judgment. practical
wisdom, incorrlptible integrity, and
illustrious services Of L. S.Gmnt, have
commended him to the heart of the
American people, and that with him
at onr head we start to-day on a new
march to victory.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16

~ UeW lSbtuIG ia iV iCssSSh'u' WI"
is the formation IN Chicago OF a church
exclusively for women, called the
Church of the Divine Maternity. The
pastor is a Mrs. Willard, identified
with the woman suffrage cause.
A late decision in the Chicago
courts gives a verdict IN favor ofa
LAWYER who lost his library by fire
after his policy of insurance hadexpir-
ed. No notice had been given by the
company Of the expiration. and the
court decided that such notice was
imperative.
An indianapolis paper saws: ''Thcre
are at present, by actual connt, but
fourteen young men In the city who
part their hair in the middle. One
year ago they numbered over two hum
tlred, but death and tile lunatic asylum
have c,lt down their numbers to the
present figures"
A laundering druggist named II. NJ.
Dunning. Of AIIegan, Michigan, put
up elixir Of vitriOl for syrup of rhu-
barb, and killed a little child. ile
made an ample apology for the mis-
take.
RrantOnine saws there are fifteen
qualities OF female beauty: Three
wl.ite charlottesville skin, teeth and
eyelids. Three red-'rte lips, checks
and nails. Three long-Ilie body,
hair ami hands. Three slort-The
ears. teeth aud feet. Three broad
The chest. forehead and space between
the cres
na,,,,I woh,.or so,.s nrf ANYTHING
n''l'e. @ "epau' as;s - s'ys ,s.,;,,an deserves
~, M'ss ,,ns. W.. a.no,,,;,,ns a - ~ nv fllow.
w ieepies. ehToi"', h",.a ~ " ,,os;tot;on -
ona.I ,r .nth, ~. a. nv. t,a;r n.,tialitv am
;",l.h." ;vla sn;o,v @ 81 ;a,L.l,tetl to the daily
and attentive per,,sal of the Sacred
Scriptures-tlle source of NIL true poe
try and eloouence, as well as Of all |
good and all comfort"
c,mo ;,le, oftha tautoloov nj. the To- |
al s'r,n,,l, NAV le oathe,1sd from the |
5nl,on.;nS Snan;,nan Wherein If 4 man |
,v;sl,os - r;va IN orange Instead Of
sa,.;"r ssr SS,ve 70, tl,at o,anor y he |
y, ~. ns' - fos,h Ill viii ana decd thus
81 G;,.e -, vn,, a., Al, and sinonlar. NV estate
.ad sntsy,.st ,iolt titlc and claim,
and adv.ntaoe n and In flat orange.
with all its rinl, skin, jnice, pulp and
pins, and all rights and advantage
therein, with full power to bite, suck
or otherwise eat the same orange, or
give tile same away, with or without
its rind. skin, juice, pulp and pips,
anything heretofore or hereafter In any
other deed or deeds, instrument or III
strumcnts Of whatever kind or nature
soeyer, to the contrary In any vie not
witllstanding.
A blue stocking young lady Of Bos-
ton, who just " dotted on I4ongfellow,
declares that she has lost all interest
In his poems since he ran that race
with Harry Bassett the other day. She
says there i no accounting for the &C.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16

This gate is simple IN it's construction,
both Of iron and wood work, and not likely
TO get out of order. Ii q neat, cheap gate
is desired, 1t may he made light, with three
cross bars of wood and one-fourth inch
wire, neatly curved at the top, The lower
end hid In the bottom bar, which il the
style Of q factory made gate. The gates
are now IN practical nse IN several of the
counties around Sln francisco, and plenty
OF festimoninals can be given.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-11
VICTORY

The Atlanta Constitution speaking
Of the recent Democratic victory
says:
"The Georgia victory has broken
the enemy's line. The foe is demon
allied. The loud cheer of triumph
is resouuding over the Democratic
army inspiring its legions every
where. The enemy is discouraged,
and sallenly gathering its shattered
lines for another conflict.
But we must not relax our efforts
here. In three weeks more see have
another contest in our State for Presl-
dent and Congressman. Let US not
disband our organization, elax our
zeal, cease our efforts, or diminish
our enthusiasm.
Let us keep the movement going.
Let us keep charging on the broken
enemy. Let as give him no chance
to recover. As Georgia went on the
I'd for the right by 10000 majority,
let her go on the 9th Of November
for the very same great cause by an
increased majority. The same issue
is up, the same parties engaged, and
the same triumph will be Il victory
Of peace, reform, honesty and consti'
tionalism over war, dishonesty, plum
der and despotism.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-11
OUTRAGEOUS FRAUDS.

The party Of thigh moral ideas"
have carried Pennsylvania by the
greatest Of frauds. 1t is said on the
authority of railroad man, who is
favorable to Grants reelection, that
five thousand negroes have passed
over his line alone into Pennsylvania
within the last ten days, colonized
for the purpose of voting the Hart
rant ticket. The estimate that ten
thousand negroes have been import
ed by Cameron and his agents, prob
aoly falls below the mark. The
dispatch announces that one REDDY,
a Blacksmith from New York, was
ARE sted for voting three times, and
in hi, pockets were found fifteen
tax receipts, made out under
different names we suppose, showing
that he was Reddy to vote at least a
dozen or more times.
In Indiana the same radical game
has been played. The forty-two
Kentucky negroes who were arrest
ed in Indianapolis, on last Thursday
week, confessed that they were en-
ployed to 60 to Indiana to vote the
Radical ticker.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-11
Radicalism Gone Where the Wood
bine Twineth.r
A Glorious Triumph

The latest returns indicate that
Governor Smiths majority will be
between Fifty Three thousand and
Fifty Five Thousand.
About 10000 votes were polled,
Smith has received at least 10000.
Walker has not carried but some
half dozen counties The next Leg
islature will have but very little OF
the black element in il.
This overwhelming majority is a
magnificent triumph of determined
democracy to forever free them>
selves from the control Of radicalsm.
1t is a crushing blow TO Radical
ism. They feel it. 1t hurts, It'll
condemnatory Of the abuses, usnr-
pations and vile ISLANDERS upon the
people. 1t is a vindication Of law
and order. 1t is triumph Of right
over wrong, 1t is a declaration for
peace and good government, Pa
tiently have the people of Georgia
borne the taunts and expressions OF
unkind rulers. But the Ship Of
State is now manned by democrat
ic crew and floats in placid waters.
The State is redeemed
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-11
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL

1t is gratifying to us to be in con-
slant receipt of evidences that the
JOURNAL is winning its way into all
families in this and contiguous COM
munities 1t is becoming more and
more appreciated for its news-its
miscellany-its unobjectionable lit
erary seleciions-its moral tone its
healthy social intluence--its dislike
Of ell and its devotion to all that is
0ood. This is our role, and we are
gratihed with the encouragement we
are receiving. We hope the period
is not distant when ece,y family in
this and thousands in adjacent coun-
ties will look anxiously for the jour.
NAL weekly as majority of our peo'
pie do now. |! is worth ten times it.
subscription price 10 thousands wht
do not now receive it. Come on
enter your name-pay your sub
scription-receive the benefit anc
give your support to this educator
of the people.
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THE ELECTIONS.

The latest dispatches indicate that
Pennsylvania has given Ilartranft,
republican, majority $4,000 or 30
600. Democratic gains have been
made in Ohio and Indiana, but the
Republicans have carried probably
both States by small majorities =.
Further report says that twenty or
thirty thousand illegal voters were
transported to Pennsylvania from
adjoining States.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-11
THE GEORGIA STATE FAIR

The Fair this year III Atlanta viii
present unusual attractions A SUI
perb 80 horsepower Engine will
drive the machinery on exhibition.
A Road Locomotive will practically
demonstrate the utility Of this new
inyeniion and satisfy all that COM
mon Roads may be traversed by
steamers with heavy burthens safely,
economically and with great expe-
dition. There will be an unusual
collection of fine Stock; an eXtraor-
binary display of the products of the
Arts and the competition of numer-
Gus counties for the premium for
the best display of industrial pro
ducts, will add greatly to the inter
est of the OCCASION,
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MAKE REBEL BLOOD LOYAL.

Here is the pointed way in which
Henry Wilson, the Grant candidate
for Vice~Presidcnt, pat it in s speech
in Cincinnati the other day:
81 hopeothe Republican party will
continue to hold the government of
this country, and control its affairs,
for at least a century 20 come
fGreat applause. / think it wlA
take at least hundred gears to make
ccery drop Of rctel blood in this Mnd
lOyal blood; to make every heart
that loved slavery love liberty; to
make every man that believes in
caste believe that God has made us
ALL and that Christ died for us, and
that we are brothers the wide world
over. The mission of the Republl-
can party OF tho United States is not
accomplished
There is another disclosure of the
spirit that rules the Grant party. -
The animus of this ungenerous utter
ance of Wilson will do to contrast
with dreeley's magnanimous coucili-
atory speeches recently delivered on
| his western tour. Those who can
see no difference between Greeley
and Grant when they contrast such
utterances as these, surely are so
blinded with prejudice that they can
not tell good from evil.
GREELEY AT DAYTON, ONO, ON THE
CoNFEpERArE DEAD.
They are dead and are now our
dead couu'rymen. | did say that;
and il any man erudscs that little
word of consolation 20 that heart
broken people. let him vote against
me. "a voice, I'VE don't grndge
NJ
And again: Il think he is not
patriot who would try to intensity
the bitterness and soreness that those
aho fought against us mus; feel in
view of their great defeat
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-11
THE MOUND BUILDERS.

We copy from the "Christian
Weekly" an article on the subject
OF American antiquities which will
BE- found very interesting to our
readers. Continued investigations
of la'e ears have left no doubt that
once highly civilized race, ante
dating the Indians, occupied the ter
rilory which we uoo inhab, and
which our ancestors regarded as a
wilderness without human history.
Relics have been discovered, OF the
arts, which TX cur status as the sue
cessors and, perhaps, not greatly the
superiors. Of nations preceding It's.
some observers have thought that
these mounds were burial places
MAY il DOT be that the same thoughts,
aotiyes. purposes. aciuated these
people thai moved the. Egyptians in
the erection Of the Pyramids and
may not these mounds be al eyi-
dence Of kindred and co,empora-
neous civilization I
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-11
GEORGIA NEWS.

Joe Brown has paid the S25, 900
September rental for the State Road
Ex-Governor Bonham, of South
Carolina, has moved to Atlanta.
The fair at Dalton was a decided
success.
The farmers around Dalton are
sowing their seed wheat
Colonel A, T. Hatchett, of Ring
gold, has received the appointment
of Solicitor General for the Cherokee
circuit.
The first frost OF the season in
Washington county, appeared on
Wednesday morning last.
A man has been sent to the peni-
Tertiary from Gwinnett county for
stealing scventy-fve cents.
The City Council of Perry. Ga =,
take off dollar tax for every elm or
water oak that a citizen sets out in
the street
Bishop Pierce passed through At
lanta, Thursday night, on his way to
visit the Nebraska and other Yves
tern Conferences.
Dalton is to have a Methodist Fee
male College. The ground has been
selected, the plans drawn, and the
contract let. 1t is to be finished by
November 20
Douglas G. Smith, colored, of Ma
con, delivered a Democratic address
in Brunswick one day last week.
A travelling whisky shop, retailing
without license, was seized in At
lanta, Tuesday, the stock in trade
consistingof a yoke of oxen, wagon,
a barrel Of whisky, jug Of brandy,
and s. navy revolver.
Colonel NickIin, of Chattanooga,
made rousing Greeley and Brown
speech at Trevitt Hall, Dalton, on
last Monday night. The Colonel is
an ox~Federal officer, and desires to
shake hands across the bloody chasm.
Jack Smith, colored, fired at an
other darkey in Sandersvillc last
Sunday and wounded third party
1t was in immediate proximity to the
Baptist Church, and while the con
gregalion was engaged in worship.
It is charged that the Grant Radi.
Gals, in Savannah, swindled mum.
/ Der Of the negroes out Of their poll
tax for 1871, and thereby thciI
privilege of voting for Walker, also
/ The charge is, that some Of the lead
ers of the party received from the
defauIting negroes, the amount Of
their pol>tax, under agreement tt
pay the same to the Tax Collector
which they failed to do, and the ne
groes were not allowed to vote.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-11
The MARYLAND Farmer.

The October number of this Ag
ricultursl Monthly is on our table,
and is full Of practical matter OF IN
tefest 10 the farmer and general
reader. The selections are made
a.th gres, judgment, while the orig
iual contributions and editorials st
which nearly The vi ole number IS
made up. are highly crediiabie to
the writer's. Those engaged in ag-
ricultural pursuits will find IL each
number single articles worth more
than the whole years subscription.
Especial attention is given to the
Ladies Department, which ought 10
render it a favorite journal with
them Every family should take a
copy. as it's low price-Sl.j0 a year
will enable all 10 do 80. Ira
Whitman, Baltimore, publisher 5.
Sands Mills, Conducting Editor W.
w. W. Bowie, Associate Editor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-11
To the People of Cherokee County.

Fellow Citizens Of the County Of Cherokee,
allow me by this method to set myself right be-
fore you,
1t is sometimes reported that am a Candi-
date for representative Of your County, some
times that | am not. am in the field. fellow
Citizens, subject TO your Convention, and only
ask harmonious meeting am for peace in our
if am your choice--ifnot-Is shall respectfully
bow 20 your will, and none shall give heariier
support to your nominee than your humble SER
vent.
Respectfully,
w. w. HAWKINS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-11
New Advertisements.
Georgia Cherokee County :

WILL be sold before The Cont house door
in the Town q. Canton ia, on the LIT Tues.
day in Nov next, within the legal hours Of
sale. Lot Of Land No. ISL in tie 10Th Dist
and 2nd Sect. u said County. Sold az the
property Of Ellen Jordan to satisfy fifa issued
from tie Justice Court of the 1919 Dist. g. NJ.
in favor OF Noah Jordon ". Ellen Jordan for
the purchase money Of said LOT of land, Pro-
perry levied On aud returned 70 me By 4, II.
Roach, L. c,
AT SCOTT. Sheriff.
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GEORGIA COBB COUNTY:
Court OE ORDINARY.

GOCkl Ot ORDiNAh1'
1t is hereby ordered that the Tax Collector Of
said County proceed 10 assess and collect upon
the taxable property OF the County assessed by
the State a tax equal Z sixty-two and one half
per cent upon The State tax to he applied TO the
fund for the erection of n Court House and pay
mpnt otinttrest due OF bonds January lst 1873 !;
also thirty per cent upon said State tax to ts
applied TO the fHnd for County Purposes, toi
curren, expenses Of County Roads, Bridges rtc !;
ALSO twenty per cent on the State tax 10 be APP
Piled TO The fund tor 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
for County Purposes.
Given under my hand and seal this Goth day
ofAugust 1872
a, SuEpARn OrdinarY
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-11

In Germany children go to schoo
at seven O'Clock IN the morning, and
do not leave until four in the after
noon. 4 half an hour at noon is re-
garded by the schooImasters as am
pie time for eating bit Of black
bread and drinking a cup of Adams
celebrated ale.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-11
REPRESENTATIVES.

Paulding County sends Robert
Trammell to the next legislature
JOS. A. Blance goes TO the Senate
Cherokee county sends VIM. A.
Teasley to the Legislature. Milton
sends a. S. Bell.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-11

Tie tollo,cing List Of Prizes wiH be
distributed

ist rrIze-Mississipp Plantation 1000
acres in Washington County -----..-- $4,000
| I'd Prize-Brick Store House fronting
on Public Square. Murfite~boro, Tenn sl5,0 600
| Sd Prize Brick Store House fronting
on Public Square, MurfreeSboro, Tenn $4,000
4th Prize Brick Store House situated
| in Slurfreesh0ro, Fem. Sl5, 600
| 9Th Prize Brick Store House situated
in Murfleesboro, Tpnn....... 800. $4,000
9th Prize--Br'ck Store House situated
in Murireysbo,o, Tenn.-........ Sl5,O0n
9Th Prize-A Large Brick Dwelling
House on Main ST. Murfreesboro, Tenn.
| containing 10 rOnuis Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
9Th Prize Large new Brick Dwelling
House on Church ST Murfleesbora Tenn SIS coo
9th Prze-Fn- Rutherford County
Farm on Sronrs River. 1876 acres. $l2,G00
10Th Prze--Large Two Stony Brick
Warehouse, Lebanon 81. Mmfrepsbero
Tenn 10 y 100 feet 10000
1lth Plize--A new Brick residence on
Spring st Mnfreesboro. Tenn..... S 5000
18th Priz--One vacant Store House
Lot ON Main ST. Murfrpesboro Tenn. 4 5000
18th Prize-New Brick Residence in
Muiireesboro 6 raons and l Of
gronud attached 49,. -.-..-...-.. 600
18th Prizr--Cash -....-......... 1000
Mex 2 Prize Is 10 II esch-Cash
$500 Observation-Disclosures 1000
Next - L IlEtS--lf " -A4dCiiJ .poO
in cash 49, -............-.. -. 5000
Next 3 Prizes-22 to 23--Each, one
valuable Building Lot in Mulfreesaoro,
Tenn, 81, 900 -...---.---.-.- 5 1000
Next Prizas-24 to 30-Each one
elegant Piano, $500 ..... 5,400
Next 16 Prizes-:}0 to 46-Each one
Building Lot in Murfreesbolo. Tenn,
5000 ........ Si4400
Next Prizes IS to 54-Each, one
~ ~ "a
freesboro Tenn $500 -..-..-.--..- ( 1000
Next6 Prizes-54 to 60--Each, one
Fine 'Stonewall" Buggy, $500 -. 5 1900
Next 10 Prizes-6O to 70--Each, one
Pine Gold Watch, goo .....--. 1000
Next 80 Prizes-70 to 120--Earh, enc
Bale Good Tennessee Cotton, SlOO -. S 5000
Next 100 Prizes-120 to 220-Each
one Fine Sewing Machine, 500 -. $4,000
Next 81 P,izes-220 to 252-Each
ONE Fine Double Barrel Shot Gun, S75 ! , 400
Next 900 przes--452 to 63l-incla-
sive- Each one red Cedar Wafer Can
made of Cedar grown on the Battle field
Of Murfreesboro Tenn, S5.---..... 1900
! The sale Of he above property is made for
/ the purpose Of raising aad EadoWasat Fund
! for the jenGft Of tic Confederate Cemetery at
| 'Murfes5oro 1paa. and the fund will be plac-
eI in the hands of the Memorial Association of
| Murfreesboro. ot which Mrs ID. d. Wendell. is
! President. and Mrs Gen. John II. Morgan is
/ Treasurer, TO be USED in keeping in repair the
! Confederate Cemetery near MultleeshOro,
! Tenn
The drawing viii take place under the dire
ton Of Commute. selected by The Sharehold-
ers aud those present al the drawing. in full
view of the audience, and will be by blind
| children from 10 10 - wears of age, from two
| glass wheels, the contents Of which can be seen
by tn. audience, oa- Of which will contain the
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-11
County Nominate n 8

For Ordinary NJ HAMMETT.
For Clerk Sup. Courr-W. HUDSON.
For sheriff-W. p. STEPHENS.
For Tax Receiver--N. J. GARRISON.
For Tax Collector-R. s. EDISON.
For County Treaeurer-H. c. WHITE.
For Suryeyor-j0HN II. WARD.
Fer Coroner-M. 4. GRIST
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-11
Administrators Sale.

Court Of Ordinary of Cobb County, will be sold
b, fore the Courr House door in the City Of Ma
relia, between the usual hours Of sale, on the
first Tuesday in November ext, the following
Lots of Land to-wit: Lots of land Nos. 479, 400
and 459 in the 10Th District and 2nd section of
Cobb County, and sold as the property of Polly
Ann Pitts, late OF said County deceased. Terms
CASH, purchasers paying for titles.
II. NJ. Hammett, Admir-
Marietta Sent % -
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paulding Sheriff Sale.

WILL be sold, before the Court Hoose door
in the Town OF Dallas, on the First Tuesday in
November next, within the legal hours Of sale,
One half interest in st, am Saw Mill, located
on the land ofJohn n. Sleigh; ALSO four log
carts Five head of Oxen and one Wagon with
all the fixtures apperaining to said Mill Carts
Wagon or Oxen and Eight Thousand feet Of
Lumber. Sold as the property Of Moses IL.
Smith TO satisfy mortgage fila in favor of Jno.
n Sleigh vs.. Moses II Smith according TO
judgment rendered by Clerk Superior Coult OF
of County and State aforesaid, as provided by
law for foreclosure of mortgages on personality.
This Aug. 2Sth 1872
w. NJ. MCGREGOR, Sheriff.
Printers fee 81.