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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-11

Augustus NJ Reinhart Admir- Of Fannie
Remnants estate, having applied TO the Court of
Ordinary Of said County tor dismission from his
administration Of said Fannie Reinherts estate.
This is to cite all persons concerned TO show
cause by filing their objections in my Office, why
SAID Augustus NJ. Reinhart should not be dis
missed from his administration and receive let
tiers OF d,snissiou on the first Monday in No
vember next. August Sth 1872.
w. Il. d. MOSS. Ordinary.
printers Fee $3)
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GEORGIA PICKENs COUNTY 4:

BY virtue OF an order from the Cont Orlina
ny of Pickens County, will be sold on the first
Tuesday in November (1o72) next at the court
house door in said county. between the legal
hours of sale, the following lots Of land, Nos.
SO 80, 223 and 20 acres Of South west corner
OF lot No 1874. all i'll fourth district and second
section of said county, each lot containing 100
acres more or less Place tolerably we'll i'm
proved, 30 or 80 acres Of bottom land. Sold as
the property OF the estate Of William Mckin-
ney late of said county, for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors Terms Cash. September
10Th, 1o72
GD.S. GREEN, Admir-.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

On the first Tuesday in Nov. next, will be sold
in front Of the Court house door in Cobb COun-
~, within the legal hours of sale lots Of land
no. J, 4, and IS and t2enty'eight and three
quarter acres parts of fractional lots Nos 767 II,
and 70 one hundred and Iorty-.ght and three
Quarter acres nurr or less, LIST dist aud 2nd
section Sold az the property OF the estate Of
II. e. Castleberry dec d, for the benefit Of the
heirs Of said estate Terms cash Said land is
well improved, Twenty acres more or less
good river bottom. Sept. 9th 1872.
W. w. JOLLY, Administrator.
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NOTICE TOTAXPAYERS

The Tax Books for Cobb County will be open
and ready tor receiving the State and County
Tax for the year ls72, on the 18th inst. Books
can BE- found at the Store of n. q. Ggnilliat
unril the first Tuesday in December next, ex-
cept when at the different districts Of the Coun-
", at which time the Books will BE- closed.
GEO. NJ. MANNING, r. C.
Marietta Georgia. September 9th, 1872
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GEORGIA PAULDING COUNTY:

WILL be sold by an order from the Court OF
Ordinary Of Paulding County Ga On the first
Tuesday in Nov. next before the Court House
door IN the own Of Dallas between the legal
hours If sale, 10. of Land No. HOS in 2nd dist,
and 5r section of Pauldlng County. Sold as
the properly of jeremiah Matthews deceased.
Sold for distribution. Terms cash. Sept End
lo72 NJ A MATTHEWS Admir-.
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Legal Advertisements.
STATE OF GEORGIA. pIcKENs co.

Whereas, William Tate Administrator OF
Caleb Griffith, represents 10 the Court in his
petition duly fled and entered on record, that
hp has fully administered Csb Griftith's estate.
This is theretoIs TO cite al persons concerned,
kindred and eYditOrs TO show cause, if any
they can, why said administrator should not be
discharged Fl ON his administration and receive
letters Of dismssion ON the first Monday in De-
cembrr 1572 This 18th day OF August II.
W. IL. SIMMONS, Ordy.
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Administrators Sale.


EBY virtue OF and order from the Court OF
ID Ordinary OF Paul.iiug County Ga.
WILL be sold on the Isl TueSdy in Dec.
next. before the Court House door in the Town
of Dallas between he legal houls If sale trac-
tional Lots OF land to.wit: No 2-2 and 2%3
in I9th Dist Bird Sect. Of Paulding Co. Sold
subject 10 the widows aower, sold as the pro
p-riy OF Nathan Paris decd The lois Of and
has soo,t Mill SiI0al on them: Terms Cash,
Oct 9Th lo72.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

WILL be sid on the first Tuesday in Nov
next. before the Court House door IN Marietta.
the following property to wit:-The House and
Lot on Lawrence Street in Marietta, the resi-
deHce Of the late Rev. Francis Cook. Sold for
the benefit of the heirs and creditors ofsaid de-
ceased. Terms made known on day Of sale.
w. +. COOK, Executor
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GEORGIA PAuLDING Coz NTY ::

-Four weeks after date application will be
made to the Court or Ordinary of PaulAing
County for leave TO sell the land belonging to
the Estate oiE. Anderson decd, Sept. 26th
1872.
1HENA ANDERSON. Executrix.
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Candidate 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 suffragrs of my fellow-
citizens at the approaching election.
&. j. SHEPARD.
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GEORGIA COBB COUNTY .

Mrs. n. J Lstimer widow of Jas. r. Larimpr
decd, applies TO me for exemption of person
atty and setting apart and valuation OF home
stead and will pass upon the same at my Office
OF the 14th inst. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
C. J. SHEPARD, Ordinary.
Oct Bird 1872
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Georgia Cobb County +:

Mrs Jane A. Wright Administrative Of the
estate OIL. b. Wright applies to me for letters
Of dismission from said administration. This is
therefore to cite and admouish all aud singular
parties interested TO show cause if any they can
why letters of dismssion shall not be granted to
her on the first Monday in December next
August 18th 1872.
G. j. SHEPARD, Ordinary
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Georgia Pickens County !:

OGDINAEy's Office Oct. LIST 1872.
Aaro, Park er has applied Tor exemption Of
p.rsousl,y aud viii pass upon the same Al /
o'cioc, 5. ", on the llth OF Oct. at my office.
W. Ii. SIMMONS, Grdy.
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NEW ROADS.

Whereas, application has been made and a
Road marked out commencing at The Powder
Spring Road near DR.. Baieys running thence
eastery connecting at flint hill with the road
leading TO Smyrna.-Also branch leaving the
line Of said road near w. HENDERSON running
thence South easterly and connecting with the
Concord factory road near Mr.. Humphreys.
file objections if any or before the first Tues
day in Nov. next, or said roads will be entered
of record as 2nd class public roads as by Law
provided
CD. SHEPARD, Ordinary.
October 4th IS72.-lm.
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Georgia Cherokee County

ORpINARY'S Office Oct. Sth l@12.
Henry : HoIcombe applies 10 me for exemr-
ton OF personally and will pass upon the same
at ny Office ON the l9tn inst. al 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
W. Il. ID. MOSS, Otd'y,
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Announcements.
For Tax Receiver.

We are authorized to announce the name Of
w. A. NJ. LANIER as a candidate for the Of.
flee of Tax Receiver of the County of Cobb at
the ensuing election.
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ADMINIsTRATRIX's SALE.

1xrlIL BE- sold before the Court House
w door in Marietta on the first Tuesday
in November next during the legal hours Of sale
lots Of land No. - and IA in the Goth dist and
2ud sect. Cnbb County Said lots containing
100 acres each Land well timbered and lies
near the Rail Road.
Terms one-haif cash, balacr in twelve months
bond tor titles until all is paid, pure hasers pay
ing for Stamps and tiles
MARY A. VIM, Adm'x.
Marietta, Sept. 18th 1872.
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GEORGIA. PAULDING COUNTY ::

7 ;
J. Fl. Weaver applies to NE in proper form
Cor letters OF Administration upon tie estate Of
i II Harris. decd. This is therefore 10 cite
and require all persons concerned 10 be md APP
near al nv office an or before the first b oudAy
lnsN0v. next 10 show cause, if any thy can,
why laid letters should not be granted the ap-
p'icsnt. Witnr,- NY official Signature. Sept.
2Sth, 1872.
SD. McGREGoR. oFdy.
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THE GEORGIA TONIC AND
STOMACH BITTERS, the greatest
medicine of the day for Indiges ton,
Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Sour Stom-
ach, Fatigue, Great Weakness, ner-
vous excitement, sick headache and
mental dependency.
Prepared and sold by
II. NJ. IIAMMETT Il co.
Druggists,
Marietta, Ga.
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FOR vIcE-PREsIDENT
B. CRATE BROW N,
OF MISSOURI
srArE ELECTORAL TICKET.
DISTRICT ELECTORS

FOR CONGRESS, 7TH DISTRICT:
GEN. P. NJ. B. YOUNG,
nAEINNN.
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.JOSEPH RAGSpALE. Adm'r'
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And again: Il think he is not a
pa,rio, who would try to intensity
the bitterness and soreness that those
sbo fought against rs must feel in
view of their great defeat
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Georgia Cherokee County (:

c. j. SHEPARD, Ordinal
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New Advertisements.
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Marietta Post oaie
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-25

We are sorry to learn that is some
sections of the county an attempt is
bsing made to Introduce religion, or
csther sectarianism, into sha ooStcst for
county Offices. On the Democ.atic
ticket there are candidates who arc mem.
bers of different religious denominations,
as veil as those sho hold to no par,ics-
lar faith, and why prejcdices of this
nature should be introduced, we see no
reason. Yet it is being done. 1t was
used against some Of the candidates be-
fore the primary election, and Se uuder-
stand will be persisted in at the general
election. Let oil good christians dis.
the move, whether It comes
from protestant or catholic, for no good
can come Of it, and a religious war that
sll border on disgrace will en.ue if made
a question In this campaign. 1t Is nee
essary that W should elect good men to
Office, and to deny that every religious
denomination is blessed with many such,
is an arrogant piece Of folly. On the
ticket supported by tho HeraM, we find
an Episcopal. q Catholic, Christian,
Presbyterian. a Methodist, and others
whose religious belief We know nothing
about. This is enough to show that the
Democrats voting at the primary election
snored any such issue, and will ignore
i when they cast their votes at the gen.
'ral election. We say emphatically,
'rovn down this mixing of religion and
politics.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-25
The Alabama Claims.

1t is believed by the supporters Of
Gen. Grant at Washington, that after all
the private claims are paid out Of the
fifteen millions allowed this government
by the Geneva conference against Great
Britain, that there will be two or three
millions left as save for the wounded
honor Of the government. This is the
way they figure it out, according to the
Republicans WASHINGTON special: Before
the close of year from Sept IA, 1872,
the English government is required to
pay to the United States the amount of
the award made, name y fifteen aud half
million dollars. This sum will 20 into
the treasury, credited to the fund for
which it is paid, Congress at its next
session will be asked to legisla,e as to
the manner in which the money shall be
paid out. A commission will probably
bc authorized by Congress, to be sp-
pointed by the President, to examine and
decide all claims presented for losses on
account Of the three ships named, and
on the decision Of the commission their
claim will bc paid by the treasury.
After all the claims have been paid, it i.
expected that a very large sum will re.
main, which will 60 into the treasury to
reimburse the government in fitting out
naval vessels for the capture of the pr
vatsers and for reimtursins the United
States for the expenses Of men, coal &c,
in the various voyages Of ships sent in
pursuit. A calculation was made at the
navy department during the session of
the high joint commission in this city, to
ascertain the amount expended by the
government in the pursuit Of the Ala
bama and other privateers, including the
cost of the ships, the armaments, the
pay Of the officers and the men, the coal
and the whole costs in such particulars to
the government, aud the astounding fact
is presented that the sum amounted to
only about a million of dollars. The
remaining fourteen and half millions ID
ther efore due to the claimants who suf
fsred losses from the depredatious of the
rebel prlvateers. tits thought, however
that slO,OOO,O0O or s12,OOO,OOO will
pay oil the claims Of this character, and
that the remainder will be appropriated
to the government.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-25

The scrub Bullock of Georgia, the
thieving Governor, is in London. A let.
Ter from that city Of the 18th says
ave are favored here with the presence
of sx-Govsrnsr Bullock of Georgia,
who was not long since notorious for
pocketing seven millions of bends Of
Georgia. Last week two Washington
officials called on the 81. Governor. Two
or three .of eur eminent lawyers and q
magistrate were soon engaged. These
worthless are called a commission, and
are holding sessions now. Privacy al
secret as the Geneva tribunal has 90 far
been maintained. The agencies of the
Grant party seem to have made white
washing of Bullock and Blodgett neces
sary. The Governor lives 10 one of the
finest suburban residences about thi.
city. N,s house is furnished magnif
Gently, his turnout 10 unsurpassed, and
he says he has concluded to make
London his residence for the future.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-25
Register! Register !!

We would prevail upon every man tt
register this fall. According to our state
law, there has to BE- q general registra
ton Of all the voters every two years,
and shu,e falling to comply with this
requirement will not be allowed to vote
The population of Missouri in 1870 was
1,72l 295, and only pcled l45, ,459 votes
in 1868. Other states with populations
much less poled from one hundred to
two hundred thousand more votes than
Missouri. 1t is true that then the mode
of registration in this state was very pro.
scriptivo, and thousands were not allowed
to register; but now these disabilities
ore removed, and every male who has
attained a majority should 60 to the
registering precints promptly and have
his name enrolled as legal voter. We
have complained for years of unjust ana
partial representation. In Missouri this
complaint can no longer bo made The
people are masters Of the situation if
they choose to exercise their authority
1t is their duty to do this, and when duty
calls to action, shall we who have go long
labored under Disadvantages now neglect
to exercise our power? If the people
speak out boldly, there is no danger ,c
the nation. The rings of corruption will
dissolve before their mighty voice, and
tho country be checked in Its tendency
toward Capitalization. Then use the
means that are placed in your hands
do your duty like men who are deter.
mined to rule their land. This is 0
republic-the people are the rulers; bu
II they refuse or neglect to exercise this
function, they may expect, and that at nc
distant day, to see their liberties and
their rights receding from them. To the
men of this county then VIC say Register
Go to your several precnts on the 9TH
9th and 9th Of October, and enroll your
names as legal voters, and at the Novem
Der election cast your ballots like met
who know their privilege and duty, ane
dare maintain their rights.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-25
In PENNSYLVANIA.

Tho interest is growing in the Key
stone State. Simon Cameron, the leader
Of the Grant forces. is working for the
existence of bis dynasty. 1t is as much
q Cameron os q Grant fight, bus Grant
stands os falls by it, Cameron has al
ready introduced into the state gangs OF
negroes FROM Virginia snd Mary and ana
other states, and set them to work on hia
railroads. 1t is not difficult to UNDER
stand what this means. 1t means im.
ported fsadulent votes, the which how.
ever will be carefully looked after BY the
Democrats, who ere vide awake to the
situation, and thoroughly appreciate the
capacity Of Cameron to stop at no politi.
cal rascality to realize his ends The
hostility of John w. Forney to Cameron
knows 10 abatement, and the attacks OF
Forney's paper, the Press. on Cameron 9
pet flartranit, aud on Cameron himself,
grows daily moro bitter and personally
dsnunciatory. In recent isus the Press
says:
If the Cameronian rule-or-ruin tactics
nov being carried out by most Of the lie
publican journals Of the state shall be
continued, who does not see that sweep.
ing defeat awaits US in October. which
will likely be iollcw by rout in No.
vember."
This is solid language from man os
tensibly for General Grant for President,
end who must know, as he states, that if
the Democrats carry the state on the 9Th
of October, they WILL be very certain to
carry it one brief month from that time.
The Democratic candidate, Buckalew, is
a pre- smnently popular man, against
whom nothing has been or can be urged,
and the Democrats, while they arc work.
ing hard for victory, are very sanguine as
to the result Hon Samuel j. Randall,
Chairman of the Democratic Committee,
in his circular addressed to the people Of
tho state, concludes in this cheering Ian.
guane:
"Victory in October is certain. l make
this declaration with full appreciation of
its import, and the weight which should
attach to such a statement, when emanat.
ing from one in whom high confidence
has been placed, state it from convic.
tion, and is made after careful review aud
full knowledge of the condition and ten
dency of the public mind throughout the
state.
"As goes Pennsylvania, SO goes the
Union" used to be the old war cry of
! parties, and although we do not hold to
the traditional faith thauRresiden,ial elec-
tions will ever again be determined by
the verdict OF one state, yet Democratic
Gubernatial victory in Pennsylvania in
this instance will beyond the shadow Of
a doubt anticipate the victory in Novsm.
ber for Greeley and Brown.-St. Louis
Dispatch.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-25

A gentleman representing one of the
railroads terminating at East St. Louis,
and who lately held tho Office Of post.
master at town Of Illinois, had circu.
lar addressed to him u day or tive since
from the Grant and Wilson headquarters,
Chicago, assessing him S4S towards the
expenses Of the present campaign. The
circular states that the contest is close
one in Illinois and expensive. 1t states
further that money is especially ,oanted
10 secure Gen man speakers and documents
in German for circulation. Thus, by
un~ittingly sending note 70 an uuin.
terested party have che emissaries of the
administsatiop exposed their tactics.
The admisslon in the siscular 10 an I'm.
portrait ons.-Rsputlicsn.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-25
Stop and Think !
Tile Best Bargains at
NOVELTY CASH STORE.
The "Novelty Cash Store" has removed
a few doors south Of its old stand, jus.
above Lynott's hardware store.

THANKS. FRIENDS, THANKs!-1 de-
sire to thank the citizens of this commu.
nifty for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon me in my business transactions with
them; and as | have opened another
large and complete stock of Notions, &c,
ask them for a continuation of their
favors. As heretofore. | will sell mi
goods cheaper than they can be bought
else,chere. Almost anything you can call
for in the notion line have in my store
also large stock Of boots and shoes for
men, women and children, which | will
sell for very little advance on frst cost
also complete lire of ladies' and gen
tlemen's hats, together with groceries -
cheaper than they can be bought else.
where Of same quality. And speaking Of
groceries reminds me Of thirty odd years
ago, when sugar was sold at 20 pounds
tor a silver dolar-and the money was
equally as legal as it is now, though not
quite so tender.
nl6 w. COOPER.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-25
Congressional Convention.

Delegates from the nine counties com
posing this (the Thirteeuth) congres.
sional district, met in convention at the
city Of Mexico, on the 18th, for tho pur
pose Of nominating q Democratic can.
didats for Congress. Ed G. Murray of
Pike county was selected chairman, and
on motion Of our townsman, Mr.. Il. N.
Bouils, tho following were elected secrs.
taries: f. G. King Of St. Charles News,
r. W. Harris of Montgomery County
Lesder, W. II. Bean of Paris Mercury,
and NJ. G. Brown of Monroe City Appeal.
The number of delegates present were
reported by the committee on credentials,
and tho basis Of representation adopted
at Jefferson City was agreed upon. After
the adoption of resolution to choke of
all speeches before the nominations %
very sensible idea, by the way), Judge
A. II. Buckuer, G. II. Hardiu, Esq , Col
Thso. Brace and j, A. Hockaday were
put in nomination. Judge Kings name
was not before the convention. On the
call of counties it was ascertained that
Judge Buckner had received 62i votes
out Of the S3 cast, and on motion he was
declared the unanimous choice of the
convention. Loud calls being made for
Bueknsr, he appeared aud addressed the
delegates in an able aud effective manner.
Col. Brace also addressed the assemblags
The convention then adjourned in perfect
harmony after the appointment of an
executive committee.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-25

TIE October elections are to be held
as follows: October 2-Georgia Gov.
ernor aud legislature. October S-Psun.
sylvania Governor, legislature and con
gressmen. October 8-Ohio: Secretary
Of state and congressman. October g.
Indiana: Governor, legislature and con
gressmen. October S--Nsbraska Gov.
ernor, legislature and congressman. Oc
tober 8-Dakota: Delegate in congress.
October 8-District Of Columbia Dele
gate in Congress. October 26-South
Carolina: Governor, legislature and con
gressmen. October 24-Wcst Virginia
Congressman.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-25

A Hannibal (Mo } special to the Ks,
publican Of the 2O,h says: The Greeley
and Brown torch light companies. six in
nunbsr, turned out 80 night for the FIRST
time. Over five hundred men we're in
the procession, and marched through the
principal streets till nine o'clock. when y
grand mass meeting, to ratify the county
ticket, was held at Brittingham hall.
Col. McCsbe of Pslmym delivered u
mastery address. Great enthusiasm IN was
Danifested. The tanners we're outnum,
Aessd five to one. Couu. old Marion
sosa fss l,so0 majority e. Sssslsr sd
ersss-
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-25

The New York Herald of Friday says
"lstters from Pennsylvania state thor :
ouRh canvass shows Buckalew will come
to Philadslphia with 10000 majority"
1t is believed Gov. Curt,n's DETECTION
from the Grant party will be worth TO-.
600 votes to Greeley.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-25

The Democrats and Liberals Of the
Ninth congressional district have nomi-
mated Judge Bennett Pike candidate for
Congress, in place Of Gen. Craig, de.
clnsd. Judge Pike is q Liberal Rspub.
lican, and was renewed from the position
of U. S. district attorney in 1870 be-
cause he would not support McClurg.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-25

The GRANTEES are trying 10 make 1t
appear that Charles O'Conor has changed
bis unalterabls determination not to &C.
cept the Louisville nomination for the
presidency. A party Of the name OF
Sykes claims to have Q letter to that eff.
feet, but hs exhibits vast unwilliugusss
to producs it.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-25

In the absence of Gov. Yarmouth of
Louisiana the Lieut.. Governor secretly
called session CT the Legislature, he to
act as Governor, for the purpose of get.
ting possession of the eectioneering
machinery. Gov. Warmouth's timely
return, however, knocked the plans all
into "pi."