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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-05
I A LII 0 R / N e..

'F1IE Undersigned having permanently On
Il tnhlished himself at Walhalla as a MER.
CHANT TAILOR. hereby offers his servicea b,
thoae desiring gond suit of clothes For the
information Of such the following prices are
annexed: Fora eottonade anit--Cmttine Pants,
so cents; Vest, 50 centa; Coat, rs cents. Fur
making fine isroadcIpth suit. Cont. Vest and
Pants. SIG. Other suits between those two
mentioned above, in proportion.
qe4. The af've prices are cash md will bs
strictly adhered TO. limo fit no charge will DO
made. pi a5s .-'f.o5s a
wRa. wAE4SEMaAN. i
Nov. lT,la7l
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"Isinglass. Z"

'HNnE highest price paid in caah for MICA
II ena MINERALS. generally by w. p,
THOMPSON: Mineralogist negnciator for tho
sale Of Mines. Mineral Lands. 60.
Attendance III Walhala the first ak days in
oach m"n,h--at other times uncertain. Mica.
will. however, always be taken in and paid for
by his Agents, Wal ll.ER, WATSON & CO.
and y. BIEMANN, Waihalls. ,, IS ,f ,h
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Profitable Business

Will he given one or two persons Of either sex, in
WALmALLA. md ndjoing towns. by which they
mny realize from S',,D TO 81 900 year. with hut
little interference with ordinary occupation, in
selling HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES of real merit
and universal use. II the whole time is,dcvoird n
much larger sum n,ny be realized. Circc lprs
free. giving complete list OF articles and cnn,,nis
sio's allowed. I. S. COOK CO., Iioboken
New Irr.ey.
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AUDITORS OFFICE,

AUDITORS OFFICE,
O1oNEE County January / !, 1872.
M Office is hereby givon unto all whom it
IN may concern, that II. w. Bowles. has
paid into the Treasury Of this County. Twenty
Dollars and Sixty cents for the redemption of
Three Hundred acres Of Land. offered for sale
on the second Tuesday nf June, 1871. as the
property Of the said il. w. Bnwles. to satisfy
demands against him for tnxes. cnst and re,i.
altics for tho year 1870. and forfeited to tn
Statc for want If bidders on the second Tues
day ofJunc. 1871.
L. =. Johnson, Comfy Auditor.
January S, 1872 10
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TNNE undersigned have f,r,ncd partner.
Il ship in the above business at the points
named. and have supplied themselves literally
with the hest Vehicles. Horses, Drivers and
Ostlers: Grain. Forage. &C.. f"r the accummu
dati"n of the travelling public.
Hacks, Carrinnges. Buggies. or Saddle Horses.
can he had at MI times, by the day or week. OF
reasonable rates; and we are prepared at
m"ment's n"tire to convey passengers from
Anderson or Walhalla to the terminus of the
Air Line Rnilrond, ~ to any other point desired
The Stables at Anderson will be under the
immediate charge of Il. j. STEELE. and those
at Walhalla under the direction of A W.
THOMPSON ench of whom will give his personal
supervision t" the business, and spare no pains
to give general satisfaction.
6eS- The patronage Of the travelling public
respectfully solicited.
A. w. THOMPSON. IT. j. STEELE.
WalhalIn. $. G. Anderson, S. G.
November a. 1871 5
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NOTICE is hereby given. that application
~ wil be male .n S. 7. Dendy. Esq. Judge
IT Pr''fnte At Wnlmlln, IN WEDNESDAY,
the 7th day "f FEBRUARY 1872, fnr leave TO
mnken fnnl settlement Of the estate uf MES,
SIAlis LONG. deconsed; and he discharged
from all further liability therefrnm
SARAH LONG. !
ABEL ROBINS, Aom
Jan. 6, 1872 10
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Awards tn be made under the direction Of the
Oconeo Agricultural Society. and for no fell
which produces less than 1900 pounds.
% j. j. NORTON.
Oct. 4, 1870 81
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90 MINI Fl R OLA L.

y CnhRissTSH December 30 cotton frmer--
tniddlipgs, al receipts ! .l63 bales; exports
l,466, sales 600; tstock33.3I8
AuausTA. December 98O.-Cotton quiet and
s,s.cy-2 i'iaii!stg sSa receipts 600 bales saiss
NEW YonK. December s0-7 p. Motion
steady sales S2.047 baes-upanjs 20a Orleans
2O3 Flour dull and dsclinng- -common to tnir
extra 6.7O@7 80; good TO choice 7.4O@S9 90
wheat worry dnll-wintcr red Western J2@92@
Corn n fair export deTnnd shade frmcr-- old.
Gold a30f,
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The Pacific Fertilizers.
CHARLESTON. DEC. 70. 1871.

CHARLESTON. DEC. TO- 1871.
M ESSRS. EDITORS TO confirm public
1Vl confidence in the Gunnns offered fnr sale
by me. it has always heon my desire to avnil
myself of the best scientific ability. in order to
g'va The Planter every possible guarantee ns
to their standard My Warehouses in the city,
nv we'll M the Pacific GInnn Works ut Rikers
vile hive ever been open tnr Inspections and
although tho latter have hccn under the ner:
snnal supervision Of DR.. ST. JULIEN RAvsNEL.
yet with his cntirc approval our stock hns
yenily been examined by Prof. SHEPARD. and
his endorsements of their high standard re
ceved.
enclnsc herewith an extract from his report
Just taken. The analysis are on file II; my Of
tice j N ROBSON
No. GS East Bay, g. No. & Q Atlantic Wharf.
LABRATORY OF MEDICAL COLLEGE,
QUEEN sTREET CHARLESTON. Dec. 10. 1871.
In conclusion, would state that the three
articles (namely. two samples nr Pacifc Guann
and SAMPLE of Compound Acid Phosphate) ex
aminc'i by ME. arc fully up to the old standard
of Soluble Pacific.
Very Respectfully yours.
CllAS. u. SHEPARD
January S, 1872 10
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Town Notice.

A N ELECTION will be held in the Town
IA of WaIhala on tho THIRD MONDAY
(I5th) Of JANUARY 1879. for One Intend.
ant and Six Wardens. for tho year 1872.
Polls open from O'clock A. NJ, to 4 o'clock
p. NJ.
BY order:
JOHN ANSEL. Intendant.
January S. 1879 10 Q
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RENDER UNTO CESAR
THE THINGS
ARE EsAR,s. -

WE earnestl, request our friends to come
w forward and pettle their accounts This
is the season Of tho year when we need mnney
to meet our engagements. If you wish CksA
D d" well, rny Cesar what yon have promised
tn pay CESAR Aud when you come tn town
with produce. c. me round and offer it to- Cesar.
and REQ if ClssAR doesn't offer you little more
than any body else just for the sake Of settle.
ment. l
gea- CESAR lives at WALL. /, WArsos &
Co.'S. Respectfully,
WALLER. WATSON & co.
Dec. l. 1871 o
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NOTICE!

TXECUTORS, Administrators. yGnardiana,
AZ &c.. Take notice that the law requires
y"ur annual returns to be inade in tho mont h
Of Janaory. Take care that yop are not in dc
fault. and the requirements Of the law enforced
against you. Aword to the wiso 10 sufficient.
8. p. DENDY,
~ glJudge of Probate.
Walhalla, s. 81, Dsc. 22, 1871 "a
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PR L MIU NJ S

"ILL BE PAID to Tnhacco Growers, in
w Oconee County, for the crop Of 1871, as
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vvaIhaIi;s Cliaptcs, No. %, us. A. M.
A REGULAR CONvoCATIoN of wnlhal
ia Chapter. No. %. B.. A.. NJ. will be held
ct their Hall. in WulhalIa. on MONDAY. the
5tll day Of Febuary nsxt, OF candle light
Companions will be punctual in their alton
dance. 1tfM
n by ordsrthe Chapter: ~,
s. p. DENDY. Sec'y.
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mluo Ridge Lodge, No. %, A. f. NJ

a "A REGULAR COMMUNICATION
"X Mt Blue Ridge Lodge. M. 90. A.. r..
WAM.., will 'bcheld OH SATURDAY.
Jan. 6tkGa* 7 O'clock, P. NJ. Brethren will
take due notice. hand govern themselves nc.
cordingly. tG& .rot.a
BY order Of the Lodge. ....i.
EYiI1,, a; 9e topeoWM. KORBER. Scc'y.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.
We win serh handsome Prospectus Of our
New Illustrated Family Bi6ie. containing over
200 fine Scripture illustrations TO my Book
Agent free OF charge Address National PuJ,
Mo i''-ry
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DON'T LET THE
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY SLIP!
oEitive DRAWN e.
JANUARY s, ls92.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA
LAND AND LMMIGRA TYON
Gin Concerts
}tf g' will take place
WITHOUT FAIL
on the day appointed
SECURE YOUR TICKETS AT ONCE!
H6" All Orders Strictly Confidential. -Vsa
2405 Gifts amounting to---.----0 $500, 600

The chances are unusually good-one ticket in
every sixty.two is sure to draw prize.
Orders for Tickets received up to the 9th Of
january, after which time no more Tickets will
be Sold
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Final settlement.

Jan. S. 1879
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01
Cobb Sheriff Sales.

WILL be sold before the Court House door
in the City of Marietta, County and State afcre-
said during the legal hours of saie on the first
Tuesday in Dee next the following property,
to.wit All those tracts of land lying and be-
ing in 10th Dist I'd Sect. OF Cobb County, Ga ,
be ing partly within and partly without thu
City OF Marietta, containing by estimation, BIZ
acres. more or lps4 and EN- bracing the following
lots and parts of lots OF land according 10 orini-
nal survey of said Dist, viz !. y g. -, No.
1915. l0I6. 1917. lU71, 1912, loss, 1859, east
halfof 1914 east haflG15, all Of 1852 excepting
2 acres in South West corner thereof Ia acres
on North side of ll46, North half ll45, eXcep-
ont of said lands the lot known as Mrs. Waters
LOT on Bells Ferry Road and lot of20O feet front
on Canton ST., on which Mamie Smith lived,
being about two acres also all the City LOT IN
Marietta, IN said County OF Cobb known as
''Denmeads Ware house lot being 90 feet
front on Rail Road opposite the depot aud leo IT,
back TO an alley, also the Cottage house and lot
of about one acre on East side Of the Canton
Road, occupied formey by Joseph Coryell. and
the house and lot of about onr acre formerly oc-
cupied by Sam Frazer. also ton acres of land
more or i.ss ON Powder Spring ~, bounded
East BY said al, West by lands Of Miss Bradley
North by lands of j. n Russell and South by
lands OF Mss. Bradley.
All sold as the property of K. Denmead, 10
safety Il fila issued from Cobb Superior Court
at the October Term 1872. OF said Court in ia
yor OF TalhoI Drnmpad, for Il foreclosure OF
Mortgage in and to SAID lands. Property point
I'd out in said fila. This Oct 29h 1872.
Printers fee $40.
WP. STEPHENS, Shraif
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01
nRuLE OR RUIN. y

The Democratic boilers, whs call
themselves "Straights," 1--WE don't
know why, unless they know they
are on the straight road to Grantism)
are still persisting in their folly, and
to con'ummate it, have put in nOmi
nation the following electoral ticket.
OF course, it cannot give Georgia t"
Grant, if the true Democrats who
have not bolted turn out and vote for
Greeley ; but the moral effect OF it
may give him the vote Of some 9TH
err States where our majoritiss are
not So large.
We beg every man who wants
Grant elected to go forward boldly
and vote for him. DO not attempt,
by indirection, to do what you are
ashamed to do directly. Grant or
Greeley will be the next President.
Those Who work against Greeley are
of course, aiding Grant, negatively,
at least. The man whs has not
sense enough to see this ought not
to be trusted by himself ten minutes
at time.-AthcnS Watchman.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01
THE nLGcmroN BEFORE US.

Before we again 60 to press We
will probably know the result OF The
vote Of this great nation OF people.
Whatever may be this result If the
vote. the impressions made by the
canvass upon the popular mind will
he beneficial. The South, in voting
for GREELEY, will have shown the
northern people it's thorough aban-
donment Of all disloyal sentiments,
and even with the success of Grant
the most extreme radicals Of that
section will lose to great extent the
fear, the dread, the distrust, of the
South, engendered by the war; and
which has since been the fruitful
source of all our woes. Gen. Grant
as our future President, or future
Congresses, will not presume, il they
we're SO disposed, ts regard the sup
porters Of Greeley in the South a
lsss loyal than the supporters OF thu
radical party
We anticipate favorable results t
the Southern people to result from
the canvass as it has been presente'
from the election of either Gi eele.
or Grant. If Greeley should b
elected we may anticipate all tn
benefits which flow from just AM
friendly administration Of the nation
| al government and reconcIliSti"
thorough and lasting Of all its sec
tions.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01


The first celebrated citizen Of ar
kansas was Sunday Faulkner, better
known as ARKANSAS Traveller. y
He still lives, and is clerk at the
Metropolitan Hotel, Little Rock. =
The following is his last joke: MIR.
Faulkner" said |, what kidd of
State government have you now n
Well, sir, said the Arkansas Travel
Ter, 81 reckon we are cussed with
tho worst passed. Of thieves and trash
ever sent out from Oblivion to Ar
kansas They just govern here
with a high hand, and if our livss
are our own, our money amt
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01

'fHE GENERAL ToPlCs.--Yes:er-
day il yoa met friend his inquiry
was, "Any more ghosts 7" To-day
tho inquiry from everybody is,
Who's arrestedy" Yesterday
everybody said "Surrency" fifty
tines; they talked of ghosts, spirit
ual manifestations, the Davenport
Brothers, hobgoblins, witchcraft and
sorcery. To-day the greeting is,
"IIave you been arrested 7" But
the last sensation, in our opinion, is
longer>lived than the negro girl-hot
brick-mystery Of Surrency. Sur
reucy can now take its back seat
and await its turn to be dished out
to the sensation loving public.
We don't like this wholesale ar
resting of citizens. Ii looks too
much like military rule, but it's a
thing we can't hel p and we must de
as the little boy did--lump it.-Ma-
con Enterprise. 23d
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01
UNITED STATES SENATOR.

A number of gentlemen have been
mentioned in connection with the
S enatorial election by the next Leg
islature, among them Col. GEO. N.
LESTER, of Cobb. If it is conceded
that north Georgia is entitled to the
choice, no one, perhaps, would give
more satisfaction to our people than
Col. LESTER Certainly no one is
moro intelligently Unidentified with us.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01
THE HORSE MALADY-HUMAN
BEINGS IN JEOPARDY

New YORK, October 29.-Horst
men say the disease has reached it
crisis and will be on the decline to-
day. The weather is cool. Hun
dreds of partially affected horses are
being used. The number of deaths
reported yesterday is $50.
Leading physicians and the board
of health say the disease will proba
bly, attack men.
There is strong public feeling
against the continuous working of
sick horses. Five fell dead in hsr-
ness Yesterday Merchants under
contract to ship pay enormous cart
age.
The malady is more severe in
Jersey City and vicinity. There
are hardly enough horses to drag
hearseS to funerals. John Piery, q
well know citizen of Jersey City,
has been seized with the horse
plague, and is dangerously sick j
The malady has appeared at Hall
fax, Nova Scotia, and Titusville,
Pa.
Night reports tonight are that
he horse disease is increasing in
extent and violence. Over worked
lorses are stopped for need of rest.
The plague is embarrassing bust
less still more. The Fire Depart
nent horses are nearly all sick.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01
VOTE FOR GREELEY.

If you do and elect him, you will
have an opportunity Of voting for a
President four years hence. Throw
away your vote on O'Conor and let
Grant be reelected and your
chances of helping to elevate Presi-
dent then are hardly worth consid-
sring.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01

The Montgomery Advertiser an
derstands that an effort 10 to be made
to bring more troops into Alabama
for the purpose of massing them in
the Fourth district, under the pre-
tense that it is necessary to do so to
prevent the "Ku KlUx" from over
awning the Radical yeters. 1t is said
several Radical patriots, in despair
about Alabama, have gone to Wash
ington to procure both pecuuiary
and military aid.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01
A RADICAL TRICK

Candidates for Congress shoult
bear in mind that every ticket print
ed on colored paper is invalid. I'm
der an act of Congress, which very
few persons are aware OF, the tickets
for Presidential electors and Con-
gress must be printed on white pa
per, or cannot be counted. In adj
dition, the tickets must not be head
ed Democratic" or "Republican,"
but must simply contain the names
Of the Presidential candidates, the
electors and the candidate for Con-
gress.-AtIauta Herald.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01
THE ENFORCEMENT. ACT

Ten Of the citizens of Bib csun
ty were brought before the Court of
the U. S. Commissioner (Swayze) on
Friday last, for alleged violation of
the enforcement Act. The trial
was postponed for few days, at the
instance of Farrow the District At
torney.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01
NEW ROADS.

Whereas, application has been made and a
Road marked ont commencing at the Powder
Spring Road near DR.. Baileys running thence
pastery connecting at flint hill with the road
leading to Smyrna.-AISo Il branch leaving the
line of said road near W Henderson running
thence South eusi-rly and connecting with the
Concord factory road near Mr.. Humphreys
All persons Interested are hereby no''hsa 10
file objections if any on or before the FIRST Tues
day in Nov. next. or said roads will he entered
of record AS 2nd class public roads as by Law
provided
C. j. SHEPARD Ordinary.
October 4th, l972.-lu.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01

The Macon Telegraph is informed
that the arrest in Wilkinson county
has crystaIized the vote Of that
county for Greeley aud Brown
Over hundred "Straights" ars now
resolved to do their duty like men
and Georgians.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

On the first Tuesday in Nov. next, will be sold
in front Of the Couil housp door in Cobb Conn
tv, within the legal hot rs Of sale. lots of land
No. 3 A. and 10 aud ;venty-eight and three
quarter aeler parts of fractional lots Nos. 1877,
and IS one hundred and iorty-tight and three
quarter acres more or less, list dist and End
section Sold as the property OF the estate OF
IL. c. CastieLerry dec d. for the benefi; If the
heirs of said rstnte. Terms cusl,. Said land is
we'll improved Twenty acres more or less
good river bottom Sept 9th ls72,
W. w. JOLLY Administrator.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01
Administrator Sale.

BY virtue Of an order Of the Honorable the
Court of Ordinary of Cobb County, will be- sold
brfore the Court Hollsr door in the City of Ma
rietia between thu usual hours Of sale, ON the
frat Tuesday in November rxl, the following
Lots of Land to-wit: Lot. of land Nos. 479, AGO
and 459 in the 10Th District aud End 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. N. Hammett, Admir-
Inri.-,tn S..nt 0n 70
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01
Paulding Sheriff Sale.

WILL be sold, before the Court House 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 of John n Sleigh Also four log
carts Five head of Oxen and one Wagon with
all the fixtures apprrtaining TO said Mill Carts
Wagon or Oxen and Eight Thou.aud feet Of
Lumber. Sold the property Of Moses H
Smith to satisfy mortgage tifa in favor of Jno-
n Sleigh vs.. Moses III Smith, according to-
Judgment rendered by Clerk Superior C0ut OF
OF County and State aforesaid, as provided by
law for foreclosure Of mortgages on personally.
This Aug. 2Sth, 1872.
w. n. MCGREG0R, Sheriff.
Printers fee $4
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01
PanIding Sheriff Sales.

WILL be sold before Court .,onse door in the
town of Dallas on the lsI Tuesday IN Dee next
within the legal hours Of sale the following pro
perry 10 Wit: Lot of land No. 744, 2nd Dist
:;r Sect Of Pau,ding County, Ga BY virtue
Of hta issued from Paulding Superior Court in
favor of {. A. Pool vs., J. A. Bruce Levied on
for the purchase money.
Also 81 the same time and place, lots Of land
No q61, 962 Bird Dist 3rd Section. Levied on
10 satisfy TAX fifs issued by the Tax Collrc
tors Of SAID County, agaips; Moses ii. Smith
De, 2S,h 1872.
w. NJ. MoGREGOR, Sheriff
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01
GEORGIA COBB COUNTY;
CnI,Rr or ORDINARY.

Court or ORDINARY.
1t is hereby ordered that the Tax Collector Of
said County proceed 10 asaess and collect upon
the taxable property OF the County assessed by
the State a tax equal sixty-two and one half
per cent upon The State tax TO he applied TO the
fund for the erection of Court House and pay
mrnt OF interest due on bonds January lst 1873;
also, thirty per cent upon said State tax to lie
applied to the f1ud tor County Purposes, tol
current expenses ofCounty Roads, Bridges etc
also, twenty per cent on the State tax TO be Sp-
piled TO he fund for the support Of the Poor;
also upon the specific taxes levied by the State
where NOT prohibited ty Law, one hundred per
cent upon the State AK TO be applied to tue fund
for County Purposes.
Given under my hand and seal this Both day
ofAugust 1872.
c. J. SHEPARD, Ordinary
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01
GEORGIAPICKENS COUNTY

BY virtue Of AN order from the Court Ordina.
ny of Pickens County, will be sold ON the first
Tuesday in November (lS72) next at III" court
huuse door in said county between The legal
hours of sale, the following lots Of land, Nos.
80 80, 22:, and 90 acres OF South west corner
OF lot No l54 all in fourth district and second
section Of said county, each lot containing l60
acres more or less Place tolerably well i'm
proved, 80 OF 80 acres of bottom land Sold as
The property OF the estate Of William Mckin-
nry, late Of said county for the benefit Of the
heirs and creditors Terms Cash September
10Th, lS72.
G. d. s. GREEN, Admir-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01
NOTECETOT xE'AYER&.

The Tax Books for Cobb County will be open
and ready tor receiving the STATE and County
Tax tor the year 1s72, %, the l4lh inst, Books
can be found at the Store of n g. Gignliat
uulil the first Tuesday in December next, ex-
cept when at the different Districts ofthe COuu-
", at which time the Books viii be closed.
GRO NJ. MANNING, Il. {.
Marietta q eorgia, September 9th, 1872
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01

For Ordinary II. NJ. HAMMETT.
For Clerk Sup. Court-W. J. HUDSON.
For Sheriff w. p. STEPHENS.
For Tax Receiver-N. J. GARRISON.
For Tax Conector-R. S. Edison
For County Treasurer-H. C. WHITE.
For Suryeyor-JOIIN X. WARD
Fer Coroner-M. T. GRIST
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold before tie Court House
w door in Marietta on the first Tuesday
in November next daring the legal hours Of sale
lot. of land No. l3 and Ia in the 10th dist. and
End sect. Cobb County Said lots containing
100 acres e.tch Land well timber-d and lies
near the Rail Road
Terms onehalf cash. taIace in twelve months
bond for titles until all is paid, pure basers pay
ing fol Stamps and tiles.
MARY A. VIM, Adm'x.
Marietta Sept 18th 1872.