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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-06-27
Georgia Cherokee County

To all whom it may concern. Joshua Roberts
having in proper form ~ piled to me for letters
of Administration on the estate of Martha ii
Boyer late of said county decd. This is there.
fore to cite all persons concerned kindred and
creditors to show cause ii any they can within
the time allowed by law why letters Of Admin
is,ration sholtl not be granted on said hiar-
tha ii Rogers estate should not be granted to
said applicant. June Ird lG73.
". &. ID MOSS, Ord'y
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Georgia Cherokee County

To all whom ii nay concern, Joshua Roberts
having in prope, i. m applied to me for letters
of Administration de boni- non on the estate OF
Peter c. Boyer late Of said county, decd: This
is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kin
dred and creditors, To show cause If any they
can within the time allowed by law why letters
of Administration de boniS non on said Bogers
estate, should not be granted TO said applicant.
June Bird 1878. ". X. ID. MOSS. Ord'y.
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Georgia Cher okee County:

Whereas. William NJ Chambers, Admins
tlator of the estate Of john NJ. Chambers, de.
ceased, late OF said county, represents in his
petition duly fled and OF record that he has
fully administered said estate.
This is therefore to cite all persons concern
ed, kindred and creditors, to. show cause, if any
they can, why said Administrator, should not
be dismissed from his administration. and re
ceve letters IF dismission on the LIST Monday in
September 1873 This June 3D. 1873.
w. Il. d. Moss, Ordinary.
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Georgia Cherokee County :

Hunnieut having in pepper form applied 10 me
for permanent letters OF administration on the
Estate If Sarah Cobb, late Of said county, this
Is to enc al and Singular the creditors and next
OF Kin of Sarah Cohh. to he and appear at my
office within the iiais allowed by law, and
show cause it any they e.n. why permanent
administration should hot h. granted TO George
w. Hnnnicmti ON Sara. Cobh's Estate. May
3Oth 1919.
w. K. y. Mess, Ordiy.
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A. W. DAVIS sh'f.
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Tolled before me as an Es;ray, On the 3rd
day Of June inst. by George Cornell Of The
l0loth Dist G. NJ. OF Cherokee County Ca,
one sorrel Horse. about thilteeu years old,
l4a hands high, blind in right eye, left hind
foot white. blazed lace. having bell GU APP
praised by Il. Il. Crenshaw aud b. L. Cornell
10 be worth sixty dollars, and that il Is worth
forty cents PER day for feeding said Horse,
commencing 2snd May last
The owner is hereby notified to appear be
fore me, prove property, pay costs and expen.
ses and take him away; else be viii be sold al
lhe Court House door in the town Canton ia
On the LIST Tuesday in Aufust next. J0'e Srd
1873.
W. r. d. MOSS, Ord'y.
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A CosTLY HEIrgR.-Mr. A.

A Costly HEIFER.-Mr. A. j.
Alexander, of Spring Station, Ken
lucky, has sold the shorthorn heifer
18th Duchess of Air6ria, red, calved
August Is, 1871, by 10th Duke ct
Thorndale, out of llth Duchess OF
Airdrie, for ten thousand dollars, to
an English buyer,
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Georgia Cobb County

To all whom it may concern: Whereas, APP
plcaton in due torn OF law has been filed in
this Office, asking that new Road may be
opened in said county, commencing in the
Eastern portion ofthe city OF Marietta near Rev
Mr.. Pinkerton's, and running in Southern d.
rection about miles, opening near G, ]. Shep-
ards into road running East from the Atlanta
road. And whereas VIM. King, Benz. Stripping
and A. S Edmondston under order from this
court have viewed said road, and made a favor
able recommendation, and also suggested that
the same be made second class public road
Now, therefore in pursuance of such recommen
dation, hereby cite all and singular the per-
sons, and parties at interest thereby to properly
file in this office their written objections to the
same before the first Tuesday in July next or
in default thereof said application will be gran
ted in accordance with the statutes in such cas-
es made and provided This May 2sth 1873.
FL. NJ. Hammett, Ordinary,
printers fee $6,)
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THe Nation gives the following
definition Of the Republican party ;
1T is held together as an organiza-
tion solely by the possession of the
government offices, This makes it
real business concern, with ac-
counts to keep, earnings to make,
dividends to distribute and claims
to adjust. 1t consequently does not
need opinions. and, to do it justice,
makes no pretence Of having any
Indeed, there is no body of political
doctrine in existence which will fur
nish authority for the policy of the
administration in Louisiana, and yet
the party papers all defend it."
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Georgia Cobb County /:

To all whom it may concern: Whereas NJ.
II. Nash of said cOuEty has applied to me i'll
due form for the Guardianship OF the person
and property of John J. Nash minor of said
county under fourteen years Of age. This is
therefore to cite all and singular those concern
ed to show cause (it aly they can) TO me be-
fore the first Monday in July, why said Guar
dianship should not be so entrusted. This
MAY 2Sth 1878.
IL. NJ. Hammett, Ord'y.
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Georeia Cherok ec County:

j. c. Bates applies TO me Tor letters of admin
istraiinn h bonis non with will annexed ON es-
tate Of J sse Bates late # said county decd
This is therefore 10 cite all aud singular the
kindred and creditors to show cause ifany they
can why said letters sl,n,,i NOT be granted to
the applicant on the LIST Monday in July next.
June ID 1873 w. X. ID. MOSS, Ordy.
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Georgia Cherokee County !:

To all WHOM it may eVn,eFp Mrs farthens
Weaver having in proper fern applied 10 M
ior pernanenl letters Of administration an the
Estate of Silas Weaver. late Of said county, thii
is 10 cite all and singular the creditors anc mex
of kin of Silas Weaver to be and appear al my
office within the time allowed BY law, anC
show cause if any they can why permanent al
ministration should not be granted to Ars
Parthena Weaver on Silas Wesvers. Estate
May 3oth 1873.
". r. d. Moss, ord'y.
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Georgia Cobb County
Georgia Cobb County /:

To all whom it may concern; Henry I. Pace
having applied to me in due form for Letters of
Administration upon the Estate of James L
Pace, late of said County deceased, this is
therefore to cite all and singular the creditors.
and next of kin of said deceased to show cause
If apy they have. to me, before the first Monday
July next why said Letters as are prayed
for. should not be granted. This 25th day of
May lS73.
I'll. M. EIammett, Ordinary.
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Georgia Cobb County :

To all whom it may concern: WIN. I. Winn
having applied 10 me in due form for letters OF
Administration upon upon the Estate OF VIM.
L. Mansfield late Of said county deceased
This is therefore to cite all and singular. the
creditors and next Of kin Of said declared to
show cause (if any they can) to me before the
first Monday in Jny next, why said letters as
prayed for should not be- granted May 18th
1873
II. M Hammett, Ord'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-06-27

Application will be made to the Court of Or
binary of Cherokee county at the first regular
terra aReE the expiration Of -Four Weeks from
this notice, for leave to sell the land belonging
10 the Estate ofJohn Pugh. late If said Coun
" deceased. May S0ih IS53
William Chamblse, Admir-.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-06-27

/ Mrs. Roberts, aged sixty, killed
a female teacher fatally injured, ana
child seriously hurt, in escaping
from burning house at Portland
Maine.
| Hancock's hotel and stables, witt
two men, have been burned at Mol
ton, Ontario.
At an incendiary fire in Passaic
New Jersey, the incendiary was ar
rested dut stabbing the officer made
mis- escape. Two men are missing
from the square upon which the
| Ay miconouk house stood, and are
supposed to have been burned
The loss by the fire is 100000.
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PICKENS SHERIFF SALE.
Georgia Pickens County

Will be sold before the Court house door in
the town of Jasper in said county of Pickens
ON the first Tuesday in July next within legal
sale hours lot of land number one hundred aud
seven,y-five (l75) in the thirteenth (l3) Distric
and 2nd section Of said county, levied on BY
virtue Of ffa issued from the Justice Gour
Of lt26th Dist G. NJ. in favor of Stephen kirb.
vs.. L, A. Cantrell A. b. Coggins and w. W
Ftudly levied on as the property of I. A. Can
trell TO satisfy said fifa. Levy made and re
turned to me by Jacob Pinyan L. c. May 1911
1873.
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GEORGIA Cherokee County /:

Application will be made to the Ordinary
Of Cherokee County at the first regular term,
after the expiration of Four Weeks from this
notice for leave to sell the land belonging to
the Estate of Hamilton Morgan late of said
county deceased for the berefit Of the heirs and
creditors of said deceased. May 3Oth 1873.
O. w. Putnam, Admir-.
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THE MoDocs AS FIGHTERS.

Gen. Meacham's report of the Mo-
doc fighting, say that during the war
the Modocs killed and wounded about
three soldiers for every warrior in
their force, at no time numbering
more than So, and that during the
first three days fight this band not
only held out against 500 troops,
armed with every appliance of mod
ern warfare, but kept the passage
open for retreat which the Warm
Spring Indian scouts could not close.
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The grave of unappreciatiye ge-
nius- the waste basket.
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Georgia Cobb County /:

Thirty days after date application will 9
made to the Honorable Court of Ordinary of
said county for leave to sell the real estate be-
longing to the Estate of Miss Anna C. Mcleod
late of said county deceased, fer the benefit of
the creditors of said deceased.
Sarah E. King, Admr'x.
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CONDENSED ME Ws.

A dispatch from Long Branch
says that Grant is seriously sick
from diarrhoea.
The steamer Columbus, from Dub
lin for Hollyhead, wrecked. Twelve
of the two hundred passengers and
three Of the crew were drowned.
A sudden storm occurred in Chic
ago on 22nd inst. The Swedish
Church, situated ON Chicago Avenue
was partially demolished.
Hailness & Co.'s lard, oil and can
die factory, on Eggleston Avenue,
Cincinnati, has been burned. Loss
$4,000.
Woods mining districts in Penn.
sylvania are burning Several
towns and villages are threatvnea.
Some villages and farm houses have
burned. Many narrow escapes are
repoi ted. No loss of life as yet.
A negro and white man robbed a
house in Omaha dangerously wound
ing a person. The people followed
them and killed both.
The people of Franklin county,
Missouri, have hung negro who
outraged young German girl.
A quarter of mile of salt and
lumber fire has occurred at Bay City
Michigan.
A dispatch from Boston says that
aAisv tho name of Hauderson
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ieorria Cherokee County /:

". K. d. MOSS, Ord J
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-07

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around each bottle. A circular containing
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cause it does just what it pretends to do. One
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yellow wrapper) is worth a hundred dollars for
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IF YOU are troubled with prickly heat,
don't scratch it.
Ice does not hurt half as many children
as hot hydrant water does.
DURING the present month eleven con-
victs will be discharged from the penitenti-
ary. , Il 49, $500
COLONEL M. DULANY BALL, editor of
the Alexandra Sentinel, IS in the city.
The "Laboring Mems Association" of
Washington, arrived here to-day, on an ex-
cursion. ~ yf.., sieaaf i.5 ~
THE long dsntegrated pavement in
front of the Spotsweod hotel site is at last
to be fixed.
MAJOR CRAIGHILL, United States
army, advertises for proposals for furnish
ing stone to the government.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETERS at
U. +. Johnston's news and music store,
9lS Main street. to-day: At 6 a. IN. GS !;
Ga. IN. "a; I'm. sc !; 3 p. m. 80.
SURVIVING Mexican war soldiers of
this vicinity will soon meet to appoint
delegates to general meeting Of such in
Washington city, January 6.
"A On the first Monday in September, the
Conservatives of Henrico will meet at their
courthouse to nominate candidates for
county officers and house of delegates.
TT is NOW confessed that the seaside wa
tering places as well as Virginia mountain
resorts have not paid this year. So far as
this state is concerned the people are in
the mountains, but they are not SO much
at the springs as they used to be.
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VentiOIi.
The delegates to the "Straght-Shoot
Convention ;, will meet at their rooms of
the chamber Of commerce this afternoon
at 81 o'clock. s.s..,
The following are the delegates from this
city Thomas w. McCance, w. P. Bur-
well, James Lyons, General Joseph r.
Anderson, Franklin Stearns, III. Coulter
Cabell, w. q. Paine, Isaac Davenport,
w. B. Isaacs, Parker Campbell, W. A.
Perkins, Moses Milhiser, Lloyd j. Beall,
Peyton Wise, John A. Meredith, Blair
Burwell, Jr., W. Tucker Darlington, P.
g. Warwick, w. Ell. Haxall, Thomas I'll.
Wynne. James B. Pace, Albert Ordway,
VIM. f. Bartlett, w. w Forbes, George
Barksdale. lEG9 n
Powhatan--Judge w. Pope Dabney,
Willis J. Dance, William Royal, Judge j.
E. Lay.
Cumberland Blake Woodson, George
Pulmere, Francis D. Irvine, Robert Hut
ford, Samuel Coleman.
Buckingham VIM. M. Perkins, George
j. Hundley, Thomas L. Bondurant, George
ID. Saunders.
Appomattox yatt M. Elliott.
Chesterfield John w. Wake.
Lynchburg-Edward s. Brown.
Rockbridge- Major Poague, W. E. An
| derson.
Mr.. Q. P. Huntington, president of The
| q. q 0. r. R., has been invited to bt
present at the meeting.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Financial.

f1r5 Financial. llasi
NEW YORK, August 6.-Stoeks dull
little doing. Gold dull, 1853. Money
easy at BAD. Exchange, long 109;
short l09s. Governments dull and steady.
State bonds dull.
C0lored Republican state Convention
SARATOGA, August The colored
Republican state convention met here yes
terday. O. G. Gilbert was chosen chair
man, and Il. V.Oato secretary. A motion
to form a permanent organization for the
year was carried, and the convention adj
lourncd to meet in New York October q.
National Educational Convention. /
ELMIRA, August THE national edu-
cational convention have elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
President, S. HI. White, of New York /;
secretary. A. ?. Marble, of Massachusetts !;
treasurer, John Hancock, of Ohio.
The Turf
BUFFALO, August There were 25.-
O00 persons present yesterday. The first
race for $40, 900, for 2:21 horses, was won
by Sensation in five heats. Time 2:205
2:21, 2:2ls, 2:24, 2:2s.
Clementina won the race for 2:45 horses.
Time 2:29, 2:32, 2:31.
New YORK, August IA cholera
death is reported at No / Bridge street.
A woman also died on one hundred and
twenty-eighth street. The health officer is
investigating. ael
The steamship Earnest NJ. Arndt. from
StetIn via Havre is fifteen days over due.
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Democratic Convention.

COLUMBUS, August SENATOR Thur
man made brief speech predicting the
success Of the clean Democratic ticket.
Mr.. Allen in dispatch accepting the
nomin alton says: g accept the nominal
ton and desire the convention to accept
my gratitude for it. accept it because
the convention by bestowing it expressed
the belief that may be OF some service
in promoting the success of the great
Democracy. upon whose success, and
upon that alone, rests the prosperity, lib
erty and happiness of the American peo-
ple." (SgnedD "WILLIAM ALLEN.n
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ILLINOIS..
Fatal railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, August 7.---On the Chica-
go, Burlington and Quincy railroad, near
Napierville, Wednesday, the locomotive
of a passenger train ran into the rear end
Of a stock train, smashing The caboose
into fragments, and instantly killing Ar
thur Briggs, the conductor, and drover
whose name could not be learned, and
seriously injuring J. G. Morrow, cattle
dealer, Of Alton, Iowa.
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wAsHINGToN.


WASHINGTON, August lit is given
out airesh at the state department that no
appointments to Germany Of a diplomatic
or consular nature will be made of persons
born in that country, and that it is useless
to make application for such offices. This
policy has been adopted at the express re-
quest of Bismarck, who wishes to check
the enormous emigration to this country of
the youth Of the .sFaderland,n and the
spread of republican institutions.
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are invited for furnishing and delivering STONE
on United States lighters near Federal Point on
the Game Fear river North Carolina; ana sepa-
rate Proposals for STONE e loaded or lighters at
ouarries on the river accessible to tug boats.
Proposals TO be sealed, in duplicate. endorsed
on outside, and accompanied by q copy of this
August ID, 1878, and will be opened in five min
utes thereafter in presence of such bidders as
may wish to attend. -.
The right to reject any bid is reserved Bids
must be on prescribed forms, and accompanied
by the usual guaranty Blank forms, specitica-
tions and any desired information can be had on
application at this office.
y WILLIAM p. GRAIGHILL,
al au 7--6f Major Of Engineers
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WISCONSIN,.
German Convention.

MINIATURES, August 7.-The German
state. convention in session here has
adopted resolutions deneuncing all "sump-
tuary" laws advocating free trade,
deprecating corruption in government
officials, and, while they deplore the
habit Of excessive drinking, they oppose
all laws interfering with the inherent
rights guaranteed by the constitution Of
the United States.
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FOREIGN.


i LONDON, August THE London jour
n ais Of this morning contradict the report
that Prince Arthur is betrothed to the
Princess Thyra of Denmark.
A rumor is current that the chancellor
of the exchequer and the first commission
er of public works and buildings have re-
signed. 80
Emigration from Russia to the United
States is increasing. -Four hundred Rus
slams sailed yesterday in one steamer. The
movement threatens to depopulate some. of
the districts in Russia.
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MASONIC Aoriram Royal Arch Chap
ter, No. 8, colored Masons of this city, Of
which Joseph Cox is High Priest, will
meet tomorrow night at o'clock at the
hall. on Marshall street, for the transaction
of business. The colored Masons are
augmenting their numbers in this city.
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CATHOLIC ITEM.--Right Rev. Bishop
Gibbons will leave the city on Friday, to
be absent until the first week in Septem-
Der. During his absence he will visit va
rious Catholic churches in the western
part Of the state.
I The clergy Of the diocese Of Richmond,
which embraces all the churches in the
state together with the clergy Of North
Carolina, will attend the pastoral retreat,
in conjunction with Baltimore clergy, which
commences in that city on the 2Gth instant
and terminates on the al Of September.
The object Of the retreat is to enable the
clergy to devote themselves exclusively to
religious exercises. The retreat will be
held in old st. Mary's seminary.
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BERIaN, August The provincial
correspondence af1irms the recall of Cap
tain Werner, and settles the difficulty
arising from the capture Of the Vigilante.
The sanction Of this act would have been
an implied recognition of the Spanish
Republic by the Germans. A courtnlar-
tial will be held in the case.
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BROUGHT TO RICHMOND. The re-
mains of little Martin Semon, who was SO
horribly mutilated at the depot of the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, in
Petersburg on last Tuesday, were brought
to Richmond on yesterday, where they
were inferred.
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EUROPEAN HOUSE E-There is said to
be a house conducted on the European
plan in the immediate vicinity Of one Of
the newspaper offices Of this city, consist
ing of an ash and an ice box and the
friendly shade Of several outrageous
trees. A number of impecunious parties
nightly roost in these favored spots.
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MAINE.

society Of the Army, Navy and Gulf.
PORTLAND, August THE Society of
the Army, Navy and Gulf have elected
Admiral Bailey, president; General Frank
lin and Admiral Thacker, yice-presidents.
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CAsTORIA.---Is more than a substitute
for Castor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in exs-
tence which is sure to regulate the bowels. cure
wind-colic and produce natural sleep. 1t is
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
amothers may sleep. - $1,000 j
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PARIS, August LA duel was fought
yesterday between M. Herve, editor of The
Journal De Paris, and NJ. About, the
well-known author, in which the latter
was slightly wounded in the right hand.
! Odilon Barrott, vice-president of the coun-
Gil of state, died yesterday, aged 50 years.
The suit of Madame Millieres has been
dismissed, and the plaintiff ordered to pay
the costs. ssa4 laF
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s1- CHURCH COMMITTEES TAKE
NoTICE.-GAS FIXTURES and CHANDE-
LfERS, REBRoNZED and REPAIRED-made
to look as good as newly
DANIEL ODONNEI.I4,
an s-6m SIS Broad Street.