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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-16
On THURSDAY 17YH OCTOBER AT4
O'CLOCK, P. N.
NEW IRON STEAM L1NE-EsrABL1sH ar, 3,s,a
STATE ROOMS ALL ON DEoKa %

The Splendid New Iron sldeYhsel istAsmshib
GEORGIA, holmes, Commander, T1tsfalrifof
New York on THURSDAY. 18th October, as l0cook
P. H.. from Pier No. 2 Union WharVes.I 55ysl
Through Bills OF Ladlng to Liverpool ath1
New England cities as usual. b g,,.Y ~.
81 Insurance BY steamers Of this line 1sss
For Freight or Passage sengsgemena, nESfdt
very fne Deck Stateroom ACCOMMODATIONS; 9StT
ply TO WAGNER, HUGERt ECO, no. 26 BF0sd
streer, or to WIN. A. o0URTENHY, No3l;;uaioa.
Wharves. -' ''it .5tag.i5sSa0C4aA
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AUGUSTA. October Is.
17%a1sc; net receipts 9a8

AUGUSTA. October Is.
bales; sales 1854.
MOBILE, October Is.
Cotton quiet aud nrm; low middlinss 1sX; mid.
dnngs ,lsxe; net receipts 1872 bales; exports
coasIWise 1858; tales 100; stock sa4o.
NEW ORLEANS, october 10.
Cotton quiet; mlddlipgs 1917; net receipts 8725
pales; grots lo,7Ss; exports to Great Britain 4r4o;
coastwlse I; sales today 1000; last evening 1000;
stock 74,219.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, October Is.
Eoon.-Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet and
1rm. Corn \ shade 1rmer. Pork crm. mtRs
$14 90. Lard steady; steam 8XasHc. TurDen.
tine quiet at 62a62hc. Rosln dull at 81 40aI 80 for
strained.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In moderate reonest
without decided change; price 81 3oa9 e5 for
common to lair extra; 50 70a1I for good to choice
s2e. wheat sieady at 81 6sal Csc for winter ed
do. WhiskeY very firm and In active demand at
western. corn closed dull aud scarcely 30 f.m
81 e4al2c tor steamer Western mlxei. Pork NC.
tive and nrm at Sl4 60al4 SIS. Mss beef steady at
$4aec; pain mess $Salo for extra do. Lard O
shade easier at 8Ha9Hc. Turpentlne quiet ut s2a
TO. Rosin Gull ut 81 40a4 g.. Talow quiet and
firm.
CNcINNA ATT, October Is.
Flour In fair demand and finn at 81 4oaI rs.
Corn dull and unchanged at 42c. Pork 1rm at
Sl4. and BLOCK scarce. Lard steady; summer
7Hc; steam TX; kettle g.. Bacon hrm; shoulders
7lHc; clear rib sides *; clear sld,s IL. Whlskey
nrm at 68c.
Flour quiet and weak, with q small business.
Corn easier; No 2 mixed S8kc. Whiskey quiet al
8sc. Pork 10 betrer joDblng demand, with sales 8,
SIS so. Bacon only In limited jobbing demand
Lard unchanged.
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A yorn FOR Hobsons Choice is a vote for
peace and progress.
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InnHN +! you once CALAMITY saved this city
from destruction. "Dosit again by voting for.
Hobson's Choice.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, October IA.
Sales or cotton to-day 81 bales; middlings TX
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EoR LIVE R,.P.ooL.s
TO SAIL WITH DIsPAToH-

NOR LIVE RsP.O O L.aaqI
TO SAIL WITH D1sPAT0H-h,iq .la
The Highest Class, %Fullpowered Iron 18Th.
British Steamship TYNE QUEEN, VII.
liam Casson, Commander, about 2Soo,bales y.vSS.
going on board, VIII meet with prompt idispAte1
and sail as above. For further freight engage
ments apply to- - otS
oct7 No. al, Eaat Bsyh
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PHILADELPHIA, BOsTOas s.ssJ.
AND THE CITIES OF THE NORTEM1s9,

The Fine. Steamship VII. KEaNEBnFH!tD..
THURSDAY, nth october. at s o'olock ]. Msssasl
a- Philadelphia Frelgfts. forvsrdedago that
city BY railroad from Baltimore without iadH:
tOnsl insurance, and Oonstgnees are allox6d
the railroad Depot In Philadelphia, EE : 80.
For Freight or Passage apply e. stsn t'S.
PAUL q. TRENHOLM, Agent, ~ :
oct1a-5 Ns No. q Union WhnfV00J
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
CATARRH.

Stopped.up Head, Running Of the Nose, constant
Hawking and Splitting, constant. Blowing
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DR. &. B. HEWITT,
OFFICE CORNER GEORGE AND ANsoN STRRETi.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-08-02
HOUSE.

House met. Speaker Cumming in the Chair.
Prayer by Rev Mr.. Strickland
Mr.. Scott moved to reconsider the action OF
the House in ordering LOCO copies oftne report
and 800 copies Of the testimony Of Lease Com
mlttee. He thought there should be uniform
number of copies OF testimony aud report prop
er.
Mr.. Gray mored TO amend Mr.. SCOTS resoln
ton by inserting 3 600 copies Of report and tes-
ttmony-
The resolution rs amended, was then put and
adopted, and is AZ follows:
Resolved, That the Public Printer be directed
to print three thousand copies Of both the evi
dence and the opinions Of said Committee and
that they be stitched together before delivered
to any one.
Mr. Ande on. ofCobb offered the following
resolution:
Resolved That 5000 copies Of the report Of
the Lease Committee, embracing the testimony,
opinion and supplemental report, be distributed
to the members Of the House g.'9 rata at once.
Adopted
The Hocse took up resolution offered by the
Bond Committee
Resolved, That the currency bonds issued
under Act OF August, 1870, have been cancelled
by the issue of gold bonds Of the State for that
purpose and it is hereby declared that said
currency bonds are not binding upon the State /;
and the Cove nor Treasurer, or any other of
fceri is hereby prohibited from paying the prin-
cipal or interest thereupon. any part thereof
or in any manner recognizing the validity OF
said bonds
Mr. Glenn called the yeas and nays, which
call was sustained. The resolution was agreed
to- Yeas ll6; Nays 10.
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NIGHT SESSION.

House met at 81 o'clock, yester-
day evening, fer the purpose ofread-
ing bills the second time.
The House then proceeded to
reading bills the second time At
ter several bills had been read, Mr..
Russell rose to a point of oder
The Constitution required, he said,
three separate and distinct readings.
The Chairman said the point was
well taken.
Mr. Russell appealed from the de-
cision of the Chair. Laughter and
adpplause.] The appeal was sustain
ed.
Mr.. Bruton moved to adjourn.
which motion was lest.
Mr.. Heidi deplored the tendency
to humor, and hoped the House
would give its attention to bushes:
before them.
The House then resumed tho
reading of bills.
Adjourned.
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remain, gentlemen, yours,
HORACE GREELEY.
AN EVENT IN THE MARCH OF
PROGRESS.

LOUISVILLE, kentucky, has just
signalized an event in the march Of
industrial progress of far greater
consequence to Southern prosperity
than anything involved in political
evoutions. A magnificent struc-
ture, ample for its purposes, has just
been completed in the city for the
reception, display and sale, free of
cost to the originators or manufac-
turers, of all the products of the use
full and fine arts. The Courier
Journal says:
sin the arrangement of the build
ing and in all the details of the eXhi-
bition, the design has been to make
the Exposition the most complete
ever held in this country. The OBJ
iect is not local only, but embraces
the entite Union. All, from what
ever quarter come, are invited to
bring the products of their industry
and skill and exhibit them without
charge. 1t is the purpose to make
the exhibitions grand annual dis
plays of all that is new in the me-
chanic and high arts, where consum-
ers of these products can see them
and select from them such as they
need. Here the anutacturers will
learn the wants of their customers,
and here the customers will learn
what new labor saving invention
they can make useful and profitable,
AT the same time all will enjoy the
pleasure that the intelligent mind
naturally feels at the triumphs of
other minds aided by the experience
that creates deft handiwork, and the
display of more aesthetic taste in
pictures and fine decorations, and
the pleasant exchange of courtesies
and ideas, and the study of manners,
men, and customs that follow the in
termingling of people from all quar-
tiers of the country. Here will be
grand central mart for all sections,
and the benefit that Louisville will
reap from it will be Justly hers for
furnishing the means for the accom-
plishment of the great design"
Since putting the above in type
we nave received a complimentary
ticket to the exposition which opens
on the Sd of September.
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GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE.
ATLANTA, July u, 1872.

ATLANTA, July II, 1877.
House met. Speaker Cumming
in the Chair. Prayer by Rev. Mr..
Strickland.
The following bills were read the
first time:
Mr.. Woford To incorporate the
North Georgia and Duck Town
Railroad Company.
Mr.. Pierce asked leave of absence
tor the committee appinted to inves.
tigate the official conduct of Judge
Noel b. Knight. Granted.
Mr.. Hoge: To incorporate the
Georgia Metropolitan Banking Com
pany. Capital stock, 100000
also, to amend the several acts in
force organizing a new municipal
government of Atlanta; also to com
peusate Rev. II. G. Hornady for
services in collecting supplies 4; also,
to repeal 4G22d section Of the Code.
On motion Of Mr.. Mcmillan, the
report of the Judiciary Committee,
who reported yesterday that they
knew no authority by which the AS
sembly could elect State House Off
GERS, confirm Judges, &c, was TAX
en- up and adopted
Tie following bills were read the
third time:
70 incorporate the Atlanta and
Tennessee Railroad Company
Passed.
To amend an act incorporating the
Cha;tatahoochee Manufacturing Co.,
changing the name to the Atlanta
Manufacturing Company. Passed.
A bill, regulating the manner,
mode and price of publishing the le-
gal advertisements in the several
counties of the State.
Mr.. Pou moved to recommit Mr..
johnson, of Spalding moved to post
pone indefinitely. Mr.. Mcmillan
thought the bill was calculated to
remedy a great evil, and was in IA
vor Of recommitting the bill. He
said there was, he believed, prac
tice with some minor newspapers,
who had bogus circulation, which,
by the laws Of the State, were emit
tied to the county advertising.
Mr.. Dell said. though there were
some features which he opposed as a
whole, he deemed the bill meritori-
Gus, and calculated to remedy a
growing evil. He was in favor of
recommitting.
Mr.. Rawls hoped the motion to
indefinitely postpone, if carried,
would place the bill beyond the
reach of the House, and suggested
that it be committed to the Com
mittee on Public Printing.
The motion to indefinitely post
pono was lost by yeas, A.; nays
AS.
MIR. Bacon moved to lay the mo-
ton on the table.
The motion prevailed by yeas,
| 81; nays, 40.
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THE PLATFORM OF MIR. GREELEY

The endorsement, by the Cincin-
natl platform Of the last amendments
of the Constitution and Of the whole
system Of radical reconstruction, is a
suTrcuuUI VI an ,l,.:.--- - ,euastltutlon-
al limitations and fixes the liberal
republicans in a position not mate
rally different from the Grant Re
pubIicaus. But the n. Y. World,
utterly opposed in the outset to Mr..
Greeley, urges an argument in his
behalf which Southern people should
not be slow to consider and appre-
ciate. 1t says;
"The real issues Of this singular
campaign are precisely those with
which Mr.. Greeley has identified
himself since the close Of the war;
On one point-the great point of all
the record of Mr. Greeley is clear
and consistent namely, the duty of
treating the Southern people with
generous magnanimity. And this
is the main issue made by nominat-
ing Mr.. Greeley as the candidate Of
the Democratic party. Whatever
else may, or may not, be accom-
plishcd by his election, certain it is
that his Inauguration will restore the
fraternal sentiments between the
North and the South which have
been SO long interrupted, and bring
in au era favorable to the fair deter
miuation of questions in which all
sections Of the country have com
mon interest. Mr. Greeley's strik-
ing expression about clasping hands
over the bloody chasm of the civil
war, is the keynote of this Presi-
dental campaign.
There is really no other great
question on which the personal re-
cord Of the candidate makes him the
embodiment Of great principle
With the Democratic Cabinet which
Mr.. Greeley will be constrained to
appoint, and the Democratic Con-
gress which will be elected with
him, there will be an opportunity
for reforming administrative and
legislative abuses but still, the
great issue decided by the election of
Mr.. Greedy will be that the suffering
South shall no longer be kept under |
the Federal harrow, and that that
section viii recover its equal rights
the Union. On this cardinal point, |
the candidate is himself a platform. !
His record ON this subject, ever since
the close of the war, is eminently
satisfactory. The man is a guaran-
tee Tor the principle which accords
with cur idea that principles are
mere distractions until they are adj
vocated by some strong man pene-
trated by a thorough conviction Of
their Importance"
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SENATE.
rrrspAY. July goth. 1872.


Called to order By President Trammell.
Prayer by ] " G. A. Evans.
Mr.. Rees, To authorize the Governor TO in
stitute suits fa the recovery Of debts duo the
State, or ci,rrtr.
Mr.. BroWtio amend the act Incorporating
the Cherokee Manufacturing Company, and to
change its maine to the Joe Brown Manufactur-
ing Company
Bills were read the thirG time,
To regula ne law of lien. Made the spec
ial order for hursday at 10 o'clock.
To amend section 1898 ofthe Code Passed.
To amend section 3,243 ofthe Code. Passed.
To define the method of perfectng service
where a county is party. Passed.
70 require Ordinaries 10 establish an election
precinct in each militia district Referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
The Senate weaf into Executive session, and
confirmed the ap intment of n J. Hammond
as AttorneyGcit Il Of the State, and Hon, G.
d. McCutcheon as Judge Of the Cherokee Cir
cult.
ADJOURNED
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SENATE.
MONDAY, JuIy %, 1872.

MONDAY, July 20, 1872.
Senate calledto order by Presi
dent Trammell. Prayer by Rev. r.
G. Ketchum.
Mr.. Reese submitted the report Of
the Judiciary Committee, on the
bill redistricting the State, recon
mending it's passage.
Mr.. NunnaIly submitted the mi
nority report of said committee
On motion Of Mr.. J Wclborn, the
reports were tabled, and 800 copies
of the evidence, and 1000 copies
each, of the majority and minority
reports ordered printed, for tie use
of the General Assembly.
Bills were read the first time.
Mr.. Brock; To suppress crime ;
also to fix the per diem of the Gen
orally Assembly. Members receive
50 per day.
Mr.. Lester To increase the sal
aries of Judges Of Superior Courts -
provides a salary Of 50, 600 where a
city of 10000 or more inhabitants is
in the circuit.
Senate bills were read the second
time aud referred.
Adjourned
HOUSE.
House met. Speaker Cumming
in the Chair. Prayer by Rev Mr..
Strickland.
Mr., Pierce, in behalf the Commit
tee appointed to report upon the
fairness or unfairness of the lease of
the State road. submitted the report
of the committee constituting ma
jority report, signed by four, and a
minority report signed by one of the
committee, and moved that 1000
copies of the report and 800 copies
of the evidence be published, and
the next Monday the report be made
the special order of the day. The
motion prevailed.
The report of the Bond Commit
mittea and the bills in pursuance
thereof declaring endorsements to
the amount of millions null aud void
were discussed and passed,
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THE BILL TO REGULATE THE
PUBLIC ADVERTISING.

The only objects to be effected by
the passage OF this bill is to take the
advertising from the County paper
and give it to some paper at a dis
lance circulating more papers in the
county, and, to prevent effectually
the starting of any more local papers
in the Counties Of the State, let the
local interests demand it ever so
much.
Garry this out and much of our
: County advertising may be publish
ed after while in New York pa
pers.
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THE OUTLOOK IN GEORGIA.

There is still probability of an
organized effort of the hard-shell
democracy for straight-out Nation
al, State and County ticket. Fealty
to party action is certainly greatly
weakened and if there is no organ
lied movement Independent candid
ates for State and County offices
will appear in sufficient numbers tc
test the strength Of nominations.
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GOES FOR GREELEY.

Gov. SMITH, in bis letter accept
ing the nomination for Governor,
says:
81 shall give to the Baltimore
nominees, therefore, my earnest and
jealous support, believing that in
their election the cause of hon
esty and constitutional govern,
ment will achieve a triumph over
fraud, corruption and usurpation."
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ANNOUNCENTS.
Announcement.

Mr.. EDITOR; Having been citizen OF
Cobb Comfy for 81 years, and never having
held any public office, and now that l am iufirm
with age aud disease, al the solicitation of
friends. l announce myself as Candidate for
Ordinary OF Cobb County, subject only to the
nomination and endorsement of the Coun
Nominating Convention. Respectfully,
JOEL A. GREEN.
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Georgia Pickens County:

Notice is hereby given to all persons concern
ed that on the 2Sth day Of February last sam
uel Handy late Of said County departed this
lite intestate and no person has applied for adj
ministralion on the estate of said Samuel Ham
by and that i. terms of the Law administration
will he vested in the Clerk ofthe Superior Court
or some other fit and proper person thirty days
after the publication of this citation unless some
valid objection is made to his appointment.
Given under my hand and official signature.
This 8th day of July 1872.
w II STNN, ONS. Ord'y
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Legal EMBELLISHMENTS.
GEORGIA COBB COUNTY

Whereas II. NJ. Hammett Administrator OF
the Estate of Rosalinda Dobbs applies to me
for Letters of Dismisson from said Estate, this
is therefore to cite all and singular those con-
cerned to show cause if any they can why Let
tiers Dismssory should not be granted to tue
said Administrator on the LIST Monday in Octo-
Der next as by Law in such cases made and
provided. June Doth. 1872.
C. !. SHEPARD. Ordinary.
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PREMIUMS AND CLUB TERMS.

These club terms are designed specially Tor
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. 1915, will receive gratuitous
~ handsome stee-engraved portrait Of J,
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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.
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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 suffrages fmy fellow
citizens at the approaching election.
G. J. SHEPARD.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-08-02

Dan Voorhees, has come out for
the Baltimore nominees as now the
only hope of the country. Senator
Bayard, who opposed the nomination
at Baltimore, will also support Gree.
ley and Brown
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w. H. SIMM ONs, Ord.
Georgia Cherokee County ::

Il. L. Mason having applied tome for Letters
of Administration on the Estate of Lazarus At
kinson 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 L. l.. Ma
son, on said Lazarus Atllinson's Estate. This
July 1st 1872.
W. r. D. MOSS, Ordy,
printers Fees
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For Ordinary.

WE are authorized to announce the name of
nary of Cobb County at the ensuing election.
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Notice.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received for
the Erection of Brick Church in Marietta, 10
by so 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 1000 for laying brick, al ma
teria 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
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H. REID, J
l.. BLACK, :
J. G. BRUMBY. J
FOR THE CAMP AIGN.
The Savannah Morning News.

The approaching Presidential canvas, judging
from the extraordinary condition of our politi-
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 ofall that wide
Unknown medium Of the freshest and latest in
teligence, the SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, a
liberal subscription schedule has been arran-
ged.
From the first of July to the first ofNovember
or from the first Of August to the first ct Deem
ber-lour months inclusive-the different edit
ions of the MORNING NNws viii be sent to sub
scribers on the following terms
DAILY. - Ju
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In the stirring times Just ahead, the MORNING
NEWS witt be in the van OF all its eontempor-
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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. ESTILL,
Savannah, Ga.
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FoE 50 a1S.-A TnN HORSE
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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 10 propelling any kind OF Ma
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Marietta
Will be sold on good terms-for oue-third
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exchanged for lands or City property. Apply
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LOWREY'S FEVER & AGUE
PILLS are the great chill remedy of
the day.
Prepared AID sold by
II. II. HAMMETT & co.
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Choice extracts-the dentists.
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ctr aNarirtta 8OarnaI.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE COUNTIES
OF Cobb, Paulding, Cherokee and Piokens,