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University High
school, Amherst q. H., Va.

Preparatory to the University of Va. II. A.
Strobe, (Math. Medalist U. Va.(, Principal
and Instructor in Mathematics. III. &.
Brock, B, 1t. U. Va. (recently ASST Prof..
latin, u. Val, Instructor in Greek, Latin,
French, German and Botany. This Is one
OF the leading high schools of Virginia, and
presents many advantages Incompatible
with those Of others. Students also receiv-
ed for the Summer. New session begins
Sept. 18th, 1873. For Catalogue, address the
Principal
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Agents Wanted for Inc New Book.
Endemic & Oonts gious Diseases

WITH THE NEW EST AND BEST
w t.catrn mt for all cases. The only
thorough work of the kind in the world.
mbraces SMALLPOX, Yellow Fever Cholera
and all analogous diseases. No family safe
without 1t, and all buy 1t. Has "a chromatic
Illustrations. The biggest chance OF the sea,
son for agents. Address II, 3. GOODSPEED
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w a q ID 9

nor ALL WHO. ARE, WILLING TO
Ework. Any person old or young, OF
either sex, can make from SO to $50 per
week, at home or In connection with other
city or country, and any season of the year.
This IS rare opportunity for those who are
out Of work, aud out OF money, to make
an independent living. No capital being
required. Our pamphlet CHOW TO MAKE
A LIVING" giving full instructions. sent
on receipt ORD cents Address, A. BURTON
& CO., Morrisania. Westchester Co., n. \.
AGENTS everywhere to sell our new and
WANTED noyel Embroidering Machine.
Send for Illustrated Circular to the Mckee
Manufacturing Company, 500 Broadway,
New York. -.s-' mayS-c
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nevYork Marnes.

! NEW YORK, September 10.
FLOUR-The market for state and
western flour is heavy at s. OO@5 Is
for superfne state; 6 50@6 so
for extra etate; 6 5000 S.. g for
choice do; IT'S for fancy do;
5 4O@6 40 for superfue WESTERN; esq
6 IS for common to medium extra
western; 6 9O@7 IS for choice do; IS
as so for common TO choice white
wheat western extra; 6 1907 IS for
common to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio. Southern -four is
quiet and heavy at S. 00@8 30 for
common to fair extra and S25@ll 90
for good to choice do. Rye -Four ia firm
at 81 60@5 Is. !
WHEAT-Quiet and steady q: 81 &c
for winter red western and 81 for No.
2 Chicago.
RYE-.Quiet and small sales OF west
ern at 94c.
BARLEY-Nominal and unchang-
ed. -
CORN-Firm at 65@6Sc for steamer
western mixed, and 699694c tor sail.
OATS-Firmer at 49@494c for
mixed western; 49@52c for white west
ern, and 4S for black do. i
PROVISIONS-The pork market ia
quiet and firm at $lS 90 for new mess;
Is 90 for extra priue and l6 00@l7 80
for prime mess. Beef is in moderate
request andlsteady at s. 00@10 so for
plain mess and II 25@l2 so for extra
do. Beef hams dull at 25 00@26 50.
Tierce beef is very quiet at l6 00@|
II so for prime mess and Is 90 for
India do.
LARD-Very firm at Ss@Sl-1l c for
prime steam and SIC for kettle rendered.
COTTON-On spot opens dull and
prices rule in buyers favor. There are
small offering OF new cotton on the
wharf and to arrive at easier prices.
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JOHN FOSTER KIRK,
Author ofthe "Hlstory OF Charles the Bold"
To be Completed in 15 Month.
~ Volumes, 12mO.
Illustrated with Maps, Plates, and Portrait

Price per volume, in fine English cloth
with black and gold ornamentation, s225
library sheep, S275; half calf. gilt back, $50
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DTRnrroIs.

OIRnTOGS.
JOHN X. BOlSFoRD, President.
Geo. W. Frsnshelm, A. w. Campbell.
Jacob Z. Rhodes, Henry NJ. Harper,
John l.. Hobbs. I. j. Campbell.
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier
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render these lands the most desirable o
any now offering in America.
Two trains daily leave Leavenworth
Lawrence and Kansas City for all point
~
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-09-12
ON TIE GRASSES.

DR.. Lee, in the "Plantation" for
September urges that grass is the
only secure basis for prosperous Ag-
riculture and says:
"Had grass-culture been intro
duced into Georgia by Oglethorpe,
and continued TO this day, Savannah
would long since have had a canal,
like the Erie, reaching to steam
boat navigation West of the Noun
tains, the Empire State of the
South" would contain as large a pop
ulation as New York. and every
1000 acres Of improved land would
have a free>school, with an excellen.
library, maps and other educational
appliances. Even now, grass viii
do more . transform Southern solar
light and heat, air, water and bone
earth into population and gold, thar
all other material elements combin
ed. One hundred years Of agricul
tural war on grass, proves that Thu
crop win grow without special cult
walton, and therefore it need not TOR
bid blowing, planting and gathering
any tillage crop. The great objecl
is to use to advantage, oil sunshine,
land, rain and all other agricultural
forces from which Georgia now re-
ceives no Income, and make them
produce indefinite millions, annually.
The grazing Of Texas and Kansas is
worth millions a year. Georgia has
the needful surface, rain and sun
shine, by the ten million acres, and
can easily plant the proper grasses,
Grass will will form meat, milk, but.
ter and cheese, wool, horses and
mules, and give employment, at
light work, for tens Of thousands Of
laboring people who are now inclin>
ed to remove from the State"
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Look to Your Interests |

HAVING LARGELY ACCOMPLISHED
the obiect Tor which entered upon farm life,
viz the recupeption Of my health, and eesir
ing to improve water power now standing I'M
productive, offer for sale my entire farming
interests, lands, stock, Sc, &c.,-600 acres of
land 81 miles from Marietta on the Powder
Springs road--200 of the upland and 50 or 80
OF bottom in cultivation good barn. stables,
sc good tenant houses.in abundance--a fish
pond--a first class water gin with power for a
small grist mill, thresher. corn-sheller, feed
cutter SC The location is regarded as second
TO none and do NOT know u lovelier spot on
earth than the residence grounds may be made
with small expenditure of money.
Also q Iarih Of sos acres, six miles West OF
Marietta. win besola inswhole or parts, both
bottom and upland. also would invits Rsso-
ciate capital 10 bald q Cotton Factory upon
my water power 81 miles east Of Marieita--a
fail Of 40 feet will meet the demands OF the bus
iness and afford power superior 70 others
now being improved in this way. Baiiding ma
serial abundant just as the place needed,
Would be nlad 10 confer with any one wishing
te inseet Ii a paying bosi.,ess. -
! ssisag j. #. BuRKHALTER,
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COMPOUNDED composi.ors

The following appeared in the
Atlanta Herald:
"TAI.L Com AND Bro Conn.,
Beautiful ALTERATION, but il does not
impair the strength of the fact that
there is now TO be seen at the office
Of the Georgia State Lottery sam;
pie Of corn, taken at random from q
field Of eighteen acres on the model
farm of Col. James ID. Waddell, cit
uated six miles north Of Marietta,
the ears measuring thirteen and a
half inches in length without count
ing the tips, and nine and hall
inches in circumference. The vari-
city is known as the "Dan johnson
Excelsior, y and has been brought to
lite present high state of development
by the sensible cultivation of one Of
Georgia's most scientific farmers.
Yet Georgia brings her bread from
the West"
Whereupon, the following missive
was hurled at the head editorial ycs>
terday before noon
ABRAMS How the devil do you
make beautiful alli,erstionp out Of
tall corn and big cobb The beau.
tiful ALTERATION was 'sCobb county
corn Your COMPOUNDED compost.
tor couldn't comprehend common
sense. How win Hat do for obeau.
tiful ALTERATION 7" Your aggressor,
Ai.Ex. NJ. WALLACE.
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DuRLINa.

80 common ia this barbaraas pfaos
siee becoming that the little negroes
throughout the country can be heard
talking about fighting duels and as
they played soldier during the war ii
viii not be long before they will be
sending challenges and Sighting mock
duels. What . buriesque on modern
cisiliEation!i Scarcely a mail arrives
that does not bring us news of a duel
on the taps or some paper filled with
q correspondence between challenged
ana challenging parties. One ia q
hundred take ''pistois'' while the
ninety-nine take sswhiskeys-have a
,nlId party 70 step in and declare that
no'h are honorable and brave--nei-
tner party appears cowardly before
the world, and the cause for q duel
does MOI exiss. -s.el99'
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rHE IDEA CALCULATES.

Since the close of the war we
have occasionally amused seine,
and, we hope, instructed others, OF
our readers, in pointing out the in-
evitable tendency q our political
system to Empire. The matter has
ceased to be amusing. To men Of
ordinary political sagacity i is be-
ginning to appear a sober truth, and
il is now the subject Of all others Ell
crossing the political mind. Dr.
LEE in the "PLAN1Arrosp for Sep.
TENDER, in commenting Oh The cons
narrative wealth and RIGHTEOUSNESS
Of the Romans under the first Caesars
and our own people, says:
"If we cannot match the old Ro-
mans in wealth and extravaganza at
this early day in our national life, in
a new world, the historian will not
have to wait another century to tell
the tale Of some Nero fddling while
Rome is burning"
Mr.. Stephens thinks there Is no
danger of Empire as long as Com
gress and the Supreme judiciary are
preserved but, The truth is, Meth
er were in the way of Napoleon or
Cromwell and the Senate Of Rome
long remained to register obsequious-
ly tho edicts of the Caesars. If our
Cesar comes he will be greatly in.
debted to the Congress and the Ju-
dietary Of The United states for
smoothing his way.
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New Advertisements.
10 the Tax Payers Of Cobb County.

The undersigned will have bis Book ready
to commence collecting the Tax Of said County
on the Doth Of this month. The law requires
me to collect it and make full settlement by the
18th Of day December htet, and trust that all
will be prepared to meet me at the different
Precincts and pay AZ soon as possible and not
wait until the last will be at MARIETTA
on SATURDAY, Goth inst.
At Acworth, Monday, 22nd.
" Oregon, Tuesday 23rd.
!" Powdersprings Wed'sd'y Oath.
/" Coxcs, Thursday 25th.
7" Lemons, Friday 26,h.
" Big Shanty, Saturday 9th.
Griiter, Monday 29.b.
9 Roswell, Tuesday 30tl.
" Merritts, Wednesday LIST. Oct
and y ill be at Marietta during Court
week.
Escl, Tax payer will furnish me the number
Of Bales Of Gotten made this year--the number
Of Bushels Of Corn, Wheat, Oats Rye, and Rice.
made this year-fhe humber OF Tons OF Hay
and other forage crops-also the number Of
farm Animals Of each kind be or she owns and
has in possession. Each tax payer will please
write tliis down on slip Of paper signing their
names 70 il AMI hand it1to NE wIell they pay
their tax. 4Aeworih ManiioT' copy.
II. s. Edison, I. G.
Cobb County
Sept. 3rd, 1913
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gold mines that have been or ever
will be discovered.
When the new route is opened
which BY the by, is one of the most
important ever proposed to East
Florida the distance from jackson
vile will be : to Jessup, ION the A.
& g. road, 81 miles southwest o.
Sayannah,) SO miles Jessup to Ma
con, LAG miles; Macon TO Atlanta
l05. Total, 346 miles: which, as
the line is straigh, and has no high
grades, can be easily run, express,
in Is or II hours, and by freight 10
"a, so that fresh fish, 10 ice, or ear.
" melons, ETC., would reach Atlanta
in perfect order, at reasonable cost.
What q beautiful prospect does a
glance at the future open to view
But that is not all. There is now a
flightning express that lands its
passengers 10 New York in 46 hours
from Atlanta, through the most love-
ly mountain and valley region Of
Georgia, Tennessee and Virginia,
via Dalton, Knoxville, Bristol,
Lynchburg aud Washington VIVA.
pleasant summer route this will be
for Florida visitors and residents,
enabling them to lInger at any Of
those mountain towns, visit battle
fields and other points Of interest
and ectplaces of regular summer
resort, or permanent residence.---
And there is no region in America
more worthy Of the attention Of I'm
migrants, or seekers after new homes
and farm life than all this route from
Washington to Florida. The coun-
try is healthy, productive, diversi-
fed with mountains, bills, valleys,
streams, and in every way fitted 70
sustain a dense agricultural and
manufacturing population. Yet the
land is valued low, for the present
population is sparse and generally
poor, not energetic nor improving,
nor is the land filing up like the
Yves. by immigration from older
countries. This has only partially
emerged from the condition in which
the Indians left it, ia regions remote
from great thoroughfares, while the
portions nost advanced, suffered
most BY var.
All what long letter, and yet
how little that may interest you ;
therefore will l end it thus abruptly.
@ s. r.
Marietta, Ga, Aaq. 81, 1873.
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PICKENs' sHERIFFs SALES.

Will oe sold before the Conri House door in
Jasper in said county Of Pickens within iha le-
gal sale hours on the first Tuesday IN October
next. lot Of land No. 100 in the 4it dis riot and
2nd section OF said county. Levied on by vir-
tue of fila issued Arnm pickens county Court
in favor IT WIN. s. Cantrell against Robert
Evans, Executor of the estate Of J. w. Dobson.
Property pointed out by plaintiffs attorney.
printers fee $3)
Also at the same time ana place will be soid
the undivided fifth interest in 1870 acres Of lot
No. 81 in the 18th district aud I'd section OF said
county. Levied OH by virtue of a fila issued
from Justice Court I026ih District G. NJ. in
favor Of ). r. Atwood vs.. Abraham ralley, the
said undivided fifth being the Interest of Abra-
ham Tally in said land az on the heirs Of Hora
ito Tally Levy made and returned to me by
Jacob Pnyan, l.. c." August 26th 1873.
printers fee 49, s
A. w. DAVIS, Sheriff.
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READER. IN CLAIMING OVEN THE
.liarrrut Newspapers, Magazlpes, AsnAases
and even on the stnmps, tenees and ON ne
house-teps. year attention sir,ese,y whesr u
N 10 ahc scurss Of self styled human psne
s.csrrs and nowhere Is this mose apparent ana
;ssasainr tl,an in she locai notices Of certain.
s,sts,,, rasaicine ysHlers ia ceadamuing sqms q
In moss valuable preparations. which they
know 70 he superior 20 their essns sad hope ey
this continued gAs,conaaislE g aeeoy4 tns
,inasd into belief that they swallow
"A IN Whale instead q Jouah bat i is alto
,ys..hsr too thin for this eoaHlry and especially
| shr climate because the people here already
| l,,ov whats What and when Weakness or
general debility and indigestion reqeires the
,..s,,, nrosptly 10 McCUrCHE0NsS CHER
OKEE INDIAN BlTFERSs and are never
/ disappointed in their reasonshs expeciaiions.
A. vel nothing equal TO Il h esrsd for their a.
NeT&ark9 tAtR4 o TN u ssC sAhss masskS
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Administrators Sale.

WILL be sold before the Court House door
in the Town of Canton, Cherokee County, Ga,
within the legal hours of sale on the first Tues
day in October next, the following described
property to-wit: The East halt of Lot of Land
No. ia, (Widows Dover excepted,) West hail
of No. 211 and North half Of No. 1S7, all in the
18th Dist and I'd Sec. of said County, it being
the property Of John eagle, deceased Sold toi
the benefit of the heirs aud creditors NJ raid de-
ceased Terms cash. Aug 20th, 1879,
MARTIN CAGLE, Admir-.
lpriutprJa fee "a 90 -s a|
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. Adn,inis,rator's Sale.

WEI; be sold before The court house dcos.i
,he, row, of Canton, Cherokee cuunfys tia.
within the legal hours Of sale, on the tTst iees
day in Novenber next. Lots OF Land Nos. Ae4,
as and y1, in 18th District aiaa "a sss.so.' q 81
Iee,s.r Ssceaesd. for the benefit Of the heirs ana
ss.sa;,a,S n said aeceaeea TERMS caslss par
.chassrp 10 xays tor ,ifless Sspss s1ds iSs,A s3
JOSHUA RORERTs, Adm'r. deheais non.
rIs,in,er,s fee SEQ.
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I Cherokee "a. Sheriff Sales

WILL. he sold before the Court Heass dool
n The Town of Canton Cherokee county, ia,
,sxhiu tho legal hours cf saleoii the iiFss ftls.s-
day in October next. the following property 80
Vii The diviled half Of Mineral Interest Ia
LOIS ~ iAnd Nos. ga. IS, s., 1888 and I34 IN
The oh District and 2na seetiun Of said e1anty,
as he, property Of John J. Floersh, 70 satisfy >
rounty eeirt Eta IN faver OF Eenidel Lofingood
-. slid FsoeFsll Z PrinseF's fee % ea1
Also. nj same time and place. Lots, Of hand
Scs. 40. ESQ. 81 and 297. In the 18th Distriei
and sna section cf said eunuty, IS the property
Of Silas Weaver 10 satisfy Superior staaEs IL
in faroas OF james r. Brown rs said Ke3ysrs--'
Sept ID. 1874 IPrintere fse 3 SOL
L. G. Granting, Sheriff.
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THE question, yesterday, whats
the reason the town clock don't
striker was as puzzling to answer
as "Who struck Colonel Billy Pat
terson :"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-09-12

THE Good Templars are again
disturbed about tho everlasting me-
gro They will doubtless secedo
from the Right Worthy Grand
Lodge and effect an independent or
ga nization.
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General Advertisements.
Administrators Sale.

WILL be sold before the conrt house door in
the Town of Canton Cherokee county, Ga.
within the legal hours of sale on the first Tuas-
day in Noven,b rr.next, Lots of land Nos. 465,
and 401, in Eth District and End section OF
said county, sold as the property Of Martha II
Boyer, deceased. tor the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of said deceased Terms cash, pur-
chaser to pay for titles. Sept. Cd, 1873.
JOSHUA ROBERTS, Admir-.
printers free S5.00.) with will annexed.
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TAX ORDER.
COURT OF ORDINARY, I
Cobb County. Ga. !

SoDD Couniy, va.
tits hereby ordered that the Tax Collector
Of said county proceed to assess and collect up
the taxable properly Of said county. assessed by
by the State tax equal to forty per cent on the
State Tax to he applied to the payment of ma
turing Bonds. AID interest due on Bonds first
Of January 1874. Also sirty per cent upon said
State Tax to be applied to the fund TOR County
Purposes, for current expenses Of the county,
for Roads, Bridges, Jury purposes, &C., &c
Also ten per cent upon the State Tax to be ap-
piled to the fund for the support Of the poor at
the Aims House Also upon the specific taxes
eyIed by the State, where not prohibited by
aw, one hundred per cent upon the State
Tax 10 be applied to the fund for county pur-
poses. Given under my band and seal this
August 25tl, 1873.
II. NJ. HAMMETT, Ordinary
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CITY TAX,
Sept. 3rd, 1873.

NOTICE Is hereby given that 81. eng tax for
the year l-73 il now due. Come forward and
settle Time E,r paying and saving cast ex-
pires the Seth Of September, 1873. can be
fennd al my Market House on Cherokeest street.
J.B. GLOVER. ciiy fax Collector
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Executors Sale.

WILL be sold before he Court House door
III The Town Of Canton, Cherokee County, Ga,
within The legal hours Of sale on the first Tues.
day in October next the following described
property to.wit: Lot of Land No. 246, in the
Attn District and I'd Section of said County, as
the property of William Richards, deceased.
for the benefit Of the heirs and creditors Of said
deceased Terms cash. Aug. goth, 1873.
w. w, BAGWEI.L, Admir-.
lPrinters fee S5.00l
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GEoRGIA.Co: B cor NrY:

]. Hansell. Admini.,ls,i i apon the estate of C.
G. Bostwek late d. lid county. deceased.
represents by his petition, duly filed in this OF
fcr. tha, he has fully administered said estate,
aiI,l asks that letters ii ,lismission be granted
HIM This ia Therefore i. cite all and singular
those concerned to show Z. use 10 me, If any
they have, before the first Monday in October
next why said letters Of tlis,nission as prayed
for should not be- grantei This 9th August.
1874. II. NJ. HAMMETT, Ordinary.
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TIE Rome Fair largely attended
and success. 1000 articles on ex-
hibition.
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Estray Notice.

STATE OF GEORGIA, Taken up as an Eslray
Cobb County by james Daley, near
Marietta. Ga, one brown colored Bull about fiFs
years old with white foet and wpi!e spot ON Ieft
fore shoulder, ard unmarked. Appraised by
seoit Daley, April SHARKS, and Richard Ora
ham, freeholders, to be worth $500. If not
soon claimed and property proven said Bull
will be sold before the Court Houss door in the
City Of Marietta on Saturday the 18th day Of
September uext.
II. NJ. HAMMETT, Ordinary.
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New Advertisements.
nreia. Cherokee County

Georgia, Cherokee County.
ordinarys Office, Sept l0tb, 1873.
.Jehiel Davis applies to me for exemption Of
personally, and will pass upon the same at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, on September Goth, 1873 at my
oiiice In Canton, Ga.
w. r. ID, MOSS. Ord'y.
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Georgia Cherokee County:
Rebecca eagle, Guardian of C. l. NJ. eagle
having applied to the court of Ordinary of said
county for a discharge si.rn her Guardianship
of said G. /. NJ eagles: This is therefore TO cite
all persons concerned 10 show causu by filing
their objections in my Office why the said Re
becce eagle SHOULD hot he dismissed from her
Guardianship off. /, NJ. eagle, and receive
the usual letters Of di,rnssion on the first Mon
day in October isrxt July 9Th. 1873.
w. r. ID Moss, Ordinary.
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ALL kinds of job Work done at
this oSsce, Call and sse u.s.
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DE w EES &CO.,
Cherokee Street, Marietta, Ga.
DEALERS IN
GRO G. Q 4. i q -
CIR @ @ r1e -

Of all kinds. Highest Market
rates paid for Country Produce,
rags, etc. aug.22---ly.
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Marietta, Ga, dug. q, 1873,
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A word Of Warning

sem. IL, is7a gg