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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-08-09
Georgia CobJ County

WILL be soi l,sr ta- Court House door
in tue City of Mq9..,ta gruuty and State atore-
said during he leg a lua> ot sale ON the first
Tuesday in : l.fs'af next the following prop
erty to.wit All thai tract or parcel ofland upon
which Mrs. e. 4. Harlow ROW resides. situa-
ted about Il mill y " IF Marietta bounded
east by W. * A. Railroad. South and West by
lands Of J. Il. Wilder aud North by old Water
G ure property situated in the 10th Dist. and
I'd Section Goth County Ga. Levied on Is the
properly Of l. b. Harlowe deed with the priv
ilege of the life dowry Of Mrs. c. A. Harlowe
in and to said lands fIta issued from Cobb
Superior Court in favor of d. J.. Malone v.
f. Faw. Administered If III estate of /. b.
Harlowe decd. Property pointed ont by plain
TIL July 29fh l.52.
W ?. STEPHENS Sheriff.
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Georgia Pickens County

Notice is hereby given to all persons concern
ed that on the 29th day of February last sam
uel Handy late Of said County departed this
lite intestate and no person has applied for adj
ministration on the estate of said Samuel Ham
by and that in terms of the Law administration
will be vested in the Clerk ofthe Superior Court
or some other fit and proper person thirty days
ofler the publication of this citation unless some
valid objection is made 10 his appointment.
Given under my hand and official signature
This 9Th day ofJuly 1872.
W. II. SIAIM ONS, OrPy
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Notice.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received for
the Erection of Brick Church in Marietta, 40
by 50 feet 90 feet in the clear according to
plan and specifications in the hands of the Com
mite.
The bids may be Of two kinds:
l. SO much per 1900 for laying brick, all ma
terial being furnished by the church.
2. SO much for whole, the builder binding
himself to work up and pay for such material
as we have on hand at such price as may be
agreed on. Proposals to be in by the 9Th Of
August.
II. REID,
J.. BLACK, }Com
J. G. BRUMBY.
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Legal Advertisements.
GEoRGIA CoBR COUNTY, (:

VIII
Whereas II. NJ. HammettS Administrator OF
the Estate of Rosalnda. Dobbs applies TO me
fer Letters of DISMISSED from said Estate, this
is therefore to cite all and singular those con-
cerned to show cause if any they can why Let.
tiers Dismissory should not be granted to the
said Administrator on the LIST Monday in Octo-
Der next as by Law in such cases made and
provided. June Goth, 1872.
@. J. SHEPARD, Ordinary.
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TAX POSTPONED SHERIFF SALE.

WILL be sold before The Court House door
in the City of Mari,lta County and State afore-
said, during the legal hours OF sale, on the first
TUESDAY in September next the following pro
perty to-wit Let of land No. 237 in Goth Dist.
I'd section of Cobb Co. Ga. as property of W.
w. Holcome for lis State and County Tax for
ISL
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-08-09

LOWREY'S FEVER & AGUE
PILLS are the great chill remedy of
the day,
Prepared and sold by
II. NJ. HAMMETT & co.
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Atlanta Correspondence OF Marietta journal J
P0LITICS-GREELEY vs.. GRANT
STRAIGHT OUTS'-DEMoCRATIC
DUTY.
ATLANTA, Aug. eth, 1872.
The Presidential canvass is the
most important political subject now
before the American people, and is
beginning to receive that attention
which the magnitude of the issue
demands. As the State of feeling
here may serve as an index to that
which prevails throughout the State
on this subject, it may be proper to
give the attitude of the democracy
of this city. Before the meeting OF
the Baltimore Convention there was
much diversity of opinion in regard
to the daty of the Convention. -
There were many who believed 1t
would be an error to indorse Cincin-
natl. This belief was generated
partly by the fact that the nominees
of the Liberal Convention had hlth-
crto acted with the national repubh-
can party, and because the merits OF
the liberal movement, and especially
their platform of principles, had not
received deliberate and mature con-
sideration; and partly, because
some entertained the opinion that
the democratic party could elect a
democratic President. The Con-
vention having acted, that action
being the voice Of the people eX-
pressed through their regularly con-
stitutcd tribunal, a very large ma
! iority of the party here, at once de-
termined to ratify and obey that ac-
ton. They recognized this as be-
ing the only way to preserve the
principles and power of the demo,
cratic party and defeat Grant and
his party. The tocsin having been
sounded and issue joined between
State rights and Centralism, they
gallantly espoused the cause of the
former. Since the nomination, the
supporters of Greeley and Brown
have been steadily increasing in
number, and but few score demo-
Gratis can now be found in the city
who will connect themselves with
the "straight-outo movement, which
q few Bouybons are endeavorlng to
inaugurate.
This movement is quite feeble IN
its infancy, and in short time 1t
will have lost all of its original
strength. Those who favor a
straight" movement admit that
thew do not expect and do not think
il possible that Presidential ticket,
which they contemplate offering to
the people, at the Louisville Conven-
ton, on the third Of September next,
can be elected-they DO not so much
as anticipate success. This course
if persisted in can but strengthen
the prospects Of the Philadelphia
nominees. This effort as they term
tito sustain democracy, may defeat
democracy and nothing else can, for
a solid democratic and liberal vote
will, as can be demonstrated to math-
ematical certainty, secure the tri-
umphant and overwhelming election
of Greeley and Brown. Before the
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POWDER SPRINGS, GA, !

Nix. GooDMAN-Dear Sir: |
never knew until a few days back,
that was suspected of being the
author of :, communication which
appeared in the JOURNAL three or
four weeks ago, signed ODDLY Var
denis Beau Now, sir, in justice to
myself, mast say most emphatical-
ly shat | neversaw, heard or thought
of such piece, until saw it in the
JOURNAL.
Very Respectfully,
A. G. MCINTOSH.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-08-09

VorING.--On the cars and beats
in the North and West a President
ial vote is taken almost every day,
with the universal result of a major
ity for Greeley, On Friday on the
New York and Albany boat, the re-
suit was Greeley 81, Grant 3d. neu-
! trail 6.-Er.
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Temperance.

WE advocate its cause and cordially endorse
all temperance Societies; bat it is disgusting to
fud humbugs recommending water slop bitters,
guaranteed tocontain mo alcoholic Stimulaut' as
"a great toiic and appetizer How absurd and
ridiculous 10 talk Of Ditters which contain no al
cohoi and in . state OF sour fermentation acting
on the human system as a tonic. Invalid read
~ as you value health, shuh all such skim-nilk
theories: be not deceived by these catehpenny
adventures hut resort al once 10 the old relia-
BILE remedy
McCUTCHEONS CHEROKEE INDIAN
BITTERS"
combined of invigoralina vegetable Substance
preserved in pure rye whisky and your re-
ward will be q daily increase Of strength and
sound muscle.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-08-09

THE CoTroN CRoP.-The Macon
papers give gloomy reports Of the
Caterpillar. They are increasing
their forces immensely in number
of counties la in Georgia and Ala
baIna.
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Georcia Cherokee County

L. i. Mason having applied to me for Letters
of Administration ON the Estate of Lazarus At
Iipson late Of the State of Alabama, decd,
This is therefore to cite all and singular the
creditors and next of kin Of said decd, to show
cause if any they can, why letters of Admins
tration should not be granted to said E. l.. Ma
son. ON said Lazarus Atknson's Estate. This
July 1st 1872 ,,ooc DID,
printers Fees J
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PREMIUMS AND CLUB TERMS.

These club terms are designed specially for
towns where there are no local booksellers.
Any person sending us the amount in adj
vance for the complete set of the Leather
Stocking Series 1919, will receive gratuitous-
" handsome steel-engraved portrait Of J.
Fenimore Cooper of size suitable for binding
in the volume. Any one sending us the amount
in full for four complete sets ofthis series (S15)
will receive an extra set gratutously, each set
accompanied by the steel portrait of Cooper
The volumes Of the series will be mailed to
each subscriber, postpaid, as rapidly as pub
lis he'd, and the portrait Immediately on the
re ceipt of the remittance
D. APPLETON 4 CO., PUBLISHERS,
$40 & ISL BROADWAY, New YORK.
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For Ordinary.

WE are authorized to announce the name of
GEORGE NJ. LACY as a Candidate for Ordi-
nary Of Cobb County at the ensuing election.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-08-09

or 5aISa-A Ten HORSE
POWER HoADLEY ENGINE, good as new, with
all fixtures for Sash Saw-Lathe Machine, &c.
These Engines are the best made and can he
safely worked much beyond their rated power.
This one adapted to propeling any kind OF Ma
chnery--can be seen in operation at the Wo
Mile Branch. Powder Spring Road, South of
Marietta.
viii be sold on good terms-tor one-thrd
Cash--balance with approved security: Or
exchanged for lands or City property Apply
at this Office
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GEoRGIA PAuLnING COUNTY:

IEUNUIA IAULIINV NVJI \ I.
G. T Parker applies to me for letters of Admr
on the estate of Henry Wisener late of said
County deceased This is therefore to cite and
require all persons concerned 10 be and appear
at NV office on a. before the irss Monday in
September next 10 show cause if any they can
WHY said Administer, u should not be granted
the applicant sWitatsS my official signature
August End 1872
S. r. MCGREGOR, Ordinary.
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Candidate for Ordinary of Cobb County

Belonging to no party owing allegiance to
no political organization, aud relying solely upon
my past record, announce myself as 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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La11dre tn
Turnip SeedS.s
1879.
RUTA BAGA.
FLAT DUTCH.
LARGE SMOOTH WHITE
GLOBE
GENUINE LARGE WHITE
SWEET.
SEVEN TOP.
RED TOP.
HANOVER.
YELLOW ABERDEEN.
AMBER GLOBE, &C.,
BY the Pound. Also in five, ten
fifteen Cent Papers.
ALSO--GERMAN GREENS.
WINTER RADISH.
SPINACH, &c, sc.
| FRESH AND GENUINE.
For Sale by
WILLIAM ROOT.
Marietta, Ga.
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Turnip Seed.

Turnip Seed.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED TWO
HUNDRED POUNDS NEW CROP TUR-
NIP SEED Of the following varieties:
Red Top Strap Leaf,
Large White Norfolk.
Large White Globe,
Seven Top,
American Ruta Baga,
Improved Ruta Baga,
Yellow Aberdeen,
White Ruta Baga,
Flat Dutch, &c,
II. NJ. HAMMETT & co.
July 26th.
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Augusta sent three thousand five
hundred and eighty-four watermel~
ons to New York on Tuesday.
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FOR THE CAMP AIGN.
The Savannah Morning News.

The approaching Presidential canvas, judging
from the extraordinary condition OF our politl-
cal affairs, will be the most interesting exciting,
and hotly-contested campaign in the history Of
the Republic, and its progress Will be watched
with feverish anxiety by thousands who have
heretofore taken but slight interest in elections,
In order to place in the reach otall that vide
Unknown medium of the freshest and latest in
telligence the SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, a
liberal subscription schedule has been arran-
ged.
From the first of July 10 the first OF November
or from the first ofAugust to the first OF Deeem-
ber--four months inclusive-the different edit
ions of the MORNING NNws will be sent 10 snb-
scribers on the following terms:
DAILY % %
TRI- WEEKLX... l 30
WEEKLY 0u
In the stirring times just ahead, the MORNING
NEWS will be in the van of all its contempor-
aries in The extent, variety and freshness Of its
intelligence, and It's readers will lose none OF
the salient points of the campaign.
Money may be sent by express at the risk
and expense of the proprietor.
Address, J. II. ESTlLL,
Savannah, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-08-09

THE GEORGIA TONIC AND
STOMACH BITTERS, the greatest
medicine of the day for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Heartburn, So"r Stom~
ach, Fatigue, Great Weakness, ner.
vous excitement, sick headache and
mental dependency.
Prepared and sold by
H. NJ. EIAMMETT e co.
Druggists,
Marietta, Ga.
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Atlanta Correspondence OF Marietta JounaLI
P0LITICS-GREEL ", GRANT
STRAIGHT OUTS'-DEMOCRATIc
Duty
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New Advertisements.
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Marietta Post Office Au-
nj
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-01-05
BADGER CREEK.

EDITOR NEWS As we frequently
read letters from different parts Of the
country in your valuable paper 1
thought that aifeF lines EoRt Badger
creek might not be aniss.
This vicinity was unsettled until res
Gently, but since the completion of the
A. T. & s. F. road, which runs directly
through thiA e1ghboriiood, improve
ments have been made with remark
able rapidity. We have built, within
the last year, good, substantial frame
Esefoot nbdsg, lexze feet Ana nave had
tygS .tesms .S etS666Is Taught by Miss
Ella al tftpne a. Hartford.
|s4Tha United Rr0Ehren have organized
laasocietY In this district, and have ne
gular preaching by Rev. J. Sheiser.
We are ut present laboring under q
great disadvantage for the want OF Q
POseoalcel being eight miles from EN-
poria, where we get our mails, but we
have now a petition in circulation fbI
q postoffice to be located near the rail-
.rnad crossing on Badgers ensek;so that
We expect to have better mail accom-
modations as soon as it can be accomp-
lished.
The prospect is that there will be q
number more farms improved this
coming spring. The farmers in tlliI
vicinity. are making Prepsratiops fpl
SEEING DDS fraft trees In the sphAE x
quite an extent, which We think is &
COED investment.
Baer Il Baughman are making pre-
partitions for burning lime as soon =
the weather will permit in the spring
They intend. to supply the demand
The lime and hniIding qualities Of III
stons IL their d1AE1y is ft6bxbty equa
to any in the State, and being on tn
railroad their facilities for shipping az
good. c. U. B.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

~. lCoUScu On AaBkA DeeE2sS1 ISL al
The City Cos neil met pursuant to
adjournment. Present, Mayor Jay and
CouncIlmen Carter, Wheelock, Hirth,
whitley, Hibben, Bancroft and Mich
OILS. 49, fN = .!tff on .s.''t~'
Reading OF the minutes dispensed
with.
Mr.. Hirth presented the petition of
jim. 6klnman aAd stAGrs asking sthe
Council to amend the ordinance In re-
lation to licenses, approved June q,
1871, so as to fix the license tax for We
hicles at the rate Of IS per year when
drawn by one horse, and $l2 per year
when drawn by two horses. Referred
to committee on police and license.
I hTheS 6ohmittea enI <lGims rstElrnedl
the following bills, recommending that
they be allowed, and reported an ordi-
nance Herewith making an appropria-
ton OF 5000, so 20 satisfy them: Peter
Hughes, for recording deeds and mort
cages, $3.50; EmpOria NEWS, for
printing, $27 90; Jas. Nesbit, salary as
night policeman, $50 W. II. Gilchriest,
forh services as City sAarshal, 1881 !
and H. w AeGaRss fer SATISFY e. CITY
Clerk for month eli DecemherGaGA Il
The committesicAEolAllns lEatrOdHced
an ordinance making an apprOp4lStEOn
of $2O5.45, to satisfy the following, re-
turning the bills Herewith, recon-
mendlng that they be allowed: An
derson & Parks, E0f 4nttihg upJ JEo.
Fraker's awning, $35; and the follow
ing for work on the street, bills sworn
to by the Street Commissioner: +. w.
GlIaes,7 Ss,adi John DahIingi 80 80
John Dawley, $40; Phillips, fol
stone, Sc, and Burgan 6 Holmes,
for lumber and dirt for improve
ment of street, $129.45.
The claim of Robt. Milliken, for bal
ance due on bill allowed September 10,
ISzl, $3.50, was. also returned by tbs
fc5mmittee on Chains, With teco6lmen.
dation that Il should not be allowed
Mr.. Milliken made q verbal explana-
ton to the Council Of the claim, and or
motion the Clerk was instructed t.
draw an order on the Treasurer to sat.
isfy it.
The eoqapitteeY9n police and uesns.
returned the petitions Of VIM. d
Hicks and Of Oswald Pfefrerly and
/, Reinhart Ehret for license to sell in
toxicating liquors, recommending tina
! kthey be granted. oRnotiop "a ,adop
TUE {osk SIptA& 6AAAlie A aye
and noes were called. Motion unanI
mously rejected.
Mr.. Bancroft offered the following
resolution, which on motion was adop
I tad sNa11 3-NH a5.t - .h4etS
J. Resolved, That the City Clerk I
hereby directed to draw orders on tn
I special sidewalk fund for $47 80 In e
, yor Of John Q. Reed 70 make up de
It EleheEes ih,ths anSqas due tiu1l 4
T. Mr.. Bancroft presented the claims q
lie. Y. Eskridgs and .. B. Rigxs. a
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THE ODD FELLOWS INsrALLA-
TON.


The Address, supper ana FALL -
Pursuant to notice the Odd Fellows
installation, address, supper and ball
took place Tuesday evening. -. -,
There were present; to assist; In Che
installation exercises, from abroad
Grand Representatives, H. D. McCarty
of Topeka, and Levi Empie, of Bur-
lingame; Grand Secretary s. r. Bur
dette, OF Leavenworth P. G., DR..
Brown, of Burlingame, land p. G., J. R.
Swallow, of Emporia.
Interesting lectures were delivered
in the afternoon 70 the members of the
order at their lodge room by Brothers
Burdette and Empie.
ATT o'clock the members of the Or
der met at their hall, clothed them
selves ia prSpefTfegaIlA and marched
under the supervision Of Rros, David
son, to Bancroft hail. wAere the install
lation took place. Several members OF
the Arvonia lodge were present. There
were, about fifty, ip the procession. .,
The lodge was formed in regular or
der on the staRe. The grand officers
were II. d. McCarty, N. w. Grand
Master; DIR. Brown, Grand Marshal ;
J. r. Swallow, Grand Warden; 8. F.
Burdette, Grand Secretary; Levi EN-
ipissG Grand TreasuFer 4 n EFeaver,
Grand Guardian. THE officers Installed
were as follows: Jacob Stotler, N. G. ;
]. Jay Buck, v. g.; Fred. Hirth, Per-
manent Secretary /; E. Epstein, Record
ing Secretary z Joseph Hall, Treasurer.
The following are the appointed off,
GERS: Warden and Host, s. r. Hall /;
Conductor, John Bay; o. g.; D. K.
Hafhilton ,sI. g., M. GROWER; Il. s.,
Hiram Conner; L. s., Alex. Graham I;
R. s. s., T. L. Ryan; L. s. s., Joseph
Francis; r. S. to. v. c., II, Champlin I;
L. 8. toV!SG.n, WEB. Smith. \ Trustees,
n. Z. Weaver, P. g. HalIberg, H. A.
Champlin. EinaneS commiste& {. q
Bragunier, Geo. Kraft, H. A. Champ
lin. Owing to a want of time, the in
stallation of the appointed officers was
postponed till the next regular meet
ing of the lodge.
Attic close of the installation exer-
cises.G + Bnrdetts de1lsefed The lecs
ture, which consumed about forty min
utes, and which was listened to with
ma rked attention. 1t was full Of inter-
est and good advice to the members OF
the order. an,re =. -,
At the conclusion of the lecture the
tables at Morris & BOttger's were
crowded. Asgood supper was furnish
ed by these gentlemen. After eating
1.-The CROWD gatAeredfa bancroft hath for
the dance, and in odd Fellows han, to
spend an hour or two in. social inter-
course. The attendance on the ball
was quite large, and all passed OF
quietly and pleasantly. Thirty-two
couples occupied the Aoora portion OF
the time. This part of the exercise
was kept up till two O'Clock the next
morning. We learn 1t was one of the
pleasantest dancing parties Of the win
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EDITOR NEws:-I believe you bad
no article from our village last week,
but as Christmas is just passed with a
merry glee,
lThis A5prdsY Ienas uztH sszsRty-twb
With plenty % eat SndpIentS to do!
The Christmas tree and festival
passed of very pleasantly, bringing
pleasure TO the children and gratifiea-
ton to the minds of eager critics. The
tree was very nice cedar, and well
Allied with handsome and valuable
presents. The oyster supper was also
very good, though there was not much
money made oyer expepses
4 Ina R HAS Mltsl 6SSkt to
make arrangements for getting books,
&c. VINO would be deprived of the
valuable reading matter that this as
ISOLATION will afford for two dollars
Who would be > Rip Van Wrinkle in
thisdAy S6f pE6gregsS
Among the lively scenes of Ply
mouth was the trial last Saturday be-
tween James jackson, defendant, and
David Hackney, plaintiff. Aye,
James, silver haired James, as storm
and adversely compass thee about, re-
psaabes tbes heAsssg and 81 stssSA In
tegrity are the best policyi
"A new term of our winter school
will commence to-morrow. 1t will be
much fuller than last term, as many
young msn viii attend that have not
had opportunity sooner.
We hear Of some cattle dying, but
considering the severity of the winter
all ms doing renafkAblJ >&Slli.
Jan, I, 1879,
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The NoRMAL.-We are pleased to
note the fact that the second term OF
the Normal began on Tuesday under
the most favorable auspices. The at
tendance Is about 12O, and letters have
hscn. received SHiiichE Indicate thaHthe
number will be swelled to about 40 in
couple OF weeks. There is not seats
enedgh tor those iu) dance, and II
Is found necessary TO take up all the
seats and replace them closer together
In order to- put In another 9tier. This
will crowd the room beyond comfort
hnt ithas to be done to accommodate
the increased demand upon the insti-
tuition There would ndOubbedly be
200 students in the school.1f0w were ii
EsOsa ssns,1l nS1nI'se' there is a