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hEER E!00. 0G0 i'll Bank! Success assured!
~ y full drawing certain OH TUESDAY, the
3l-t of March next. III order to meet the
general wish and expectation Of tho public
and the tcktt-ho!aers, for The full payment
or the magnificent gifts. announced tor the
Fourth Grand Gift Concert Of the Public Ii.
brary OF Kentucky, the management have dc.
tcrmint d to postpone tn" Concert and Draw.
lug until Tuesday, the 3lst Of March, 1874
They have already realized over 81 600 600,
and hsvc e great r,any agents yet 10 hear
frum. No doubt Is cntcrtniEcd OF the sale Of
every ticket before the drawing. but whether
n II are s.old or not, the Concert ard Drawing
VIII positively and u,!cquiyoc ally take place
Oh nc day now fixed. and if any remain mn
sold they VIII be cGrcc!od ard the prizes
vii. be ro:ncea III proportion TO The ua. o,G
tickets
Only Co. too tickets iavo been ;ssucd and
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AGNEW'S
CASH GROCERY HOUSE.
Low Prices, First Quality Goods
AND
CASH BEFORE DELIVERY.


CRUSHED SUGAR, IL cents per pound by
tho barrel. at retail, 8 pounds lor 81.
dranulated SUGAR, 10 cents per pound by
tho barrel. At retail. 9pounds for 81.
Powdcre" SUGAR, IL conts per pound by
tho barrol. 1T retail, pounds for 81.
ASUGAR, 1l4 cents per pound by the bar
rel. At retail, pounds for 81.
Extra SUGAR, II cents per pound by tho
barrel. At retail, 81 pounds for 81.
Finest OLD RYE WHISkEY, s. per gal
lon.
Finest OLD BOURBON wuIsKEY, 50 per
gallon.
Finest OLD HOLLAND GIS, SC per gal.
lon.
Finest OLD SCOTCH wu1skEY, ss pcr
gallon.
Finest OLD crARD BRANDY, 50 per gal
lon.
New York Sugar. cured HANS, 15 cents per
pound.
Davis Diamond HAMS, 1G cente PER pound
With a full stock of Choice, Fancy and
Staple Groceries. in Ill their varieties, con-
stantly on hand, and for sale 1T our usual
low prices, Tor cash only.
Jan2! JOliN AGNEw Il son.
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For Sale,
ENURNITURE and LEASE, with the good
L will. Of the FOUNTAIN HOTEL, Gam
den street. noar 4 tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Depot, Baltimore, Maryland. In
consequence OF an at1liotioh. arieing from liis
late sickness the ndersigned has Concluded
to dispose OF his interest in this desirable
and convenient house. This house is pro-
verbal for good order, oleauliness, good
tsbie , and polite attention. It is in good con-
to any similar house in the country, water
Gonveniences and gas upon every floor.
Ibis dla house has 2 capacity, foi isooommod ate
25Q guests. There has been expended within
the last twelve months s2, 900 in parpbting.
papering, painting, &os Tho barFand billiard
room (two tables) and barber shop have been
thoroughly renovated. -, =
The reputation and business Of this house
1s on tho incrcate and prospect for largo
spring trade. A rare opportunity offers to
any msnof enterprise, and terms roasonable.
For further part ticulhTH address or applyto
JanI1f 9tt g'it ! r. SR ARE, Proprietor.
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sELBY COLUMBIA s. G, FRIDAY JANUARY 90 1874
CIGAR DEALERS

WIHo? wish to get only few boxes at a
w tiihc, or any ono wishing single box
Of Cigars. will find that n call at the INDIAN
GIRL CIGAR STORE will convince them
that the expression among smokers, The
lhuian EiTl sells tho best Cigars for tho
money" is true; and. whilst property holders
threaten to complain to Congress about
bcibS so
HEAVILY TAXED
they, too, should appeal TO this maid to be
relieved from The heavy charges they are re.
4nircd 10 pay bE tiioec who do not make a
sspcciaityn ni the tobacco bu ,iness. The Civil
Rights Lii now agitated
BY CONGRESS
and thai brand of Cigars, (purc Havana,
three tor twenty-five cents, sold bv tic
"Queen of Luxury" arc the la test sensa,iong
Of the day; and as the one is likely to 70 up
III Ens, tho other will 20 up in smoke. SO
call early, or you will be too late JAM
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.AParisian merchant purchased :e6. 6OO
worth OF jewelry in London recently.
On his journey home, he was Joined by
q young man, who, after short discus
sion on the evils of sea-sickness, offered
him, what he called real Havanas. The
merchant took cigar, and comm enced
smoking it, when he at once became in
sensible. On recovering bo found he
wasat Dover. and that his jewelry and
acquaintance had disappeared.
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PRICE or TICKETS.

fo.al u Coo Gi.:s, all cash.
amounting, 10 ................:l,J ,Jo0 Coo
Tie chances for gift arc ~ one to five.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, $50; halves. s25; tcnths, or
oach coupon. 50; eleven whole tickets fer
$500; %! tickets for 81 600; 113 whole tickets
tor 5000; 227 whole tickets for 10000 No
discount On lcss than $500 worth of tickets.
The Fourth Gilt Concert will be conducted,
in all rcspccts, like tho three which have
already been given. and full particulars may
be learned from circulars. which will be rent
free from this Office to ali who apply for
them.
Orders for tickets and applications for
agencies vii! DO attended 10 i'll the order they
arc received, and it is hoped they will be
aent i'll promptly, that there may be no dis.
appointment on delay in filling ALL Liberal
terms given to those who buy to sell again
Nj agents are percmptorily required to settle
MP their accounts and return HI unsold
tickets By the Goth day Of March. ~,
TiiOS. l.. .BRAMLETTE,
| Agent rublic Library Kentucky and Mana
ger Gilt Concert, Public Library Building,
! Ltuisyile, Kentucky. Dec II WI
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HEAVILY TAXED
BY CONGRESS
FAVORABLE BRANDS
TO BE HAD AT THE
CALIFORNIA SEGAR STORE

IMPoKTED.
II a ESCErCiON REINA VICTORIA.
IL Flor dc Henry Clay Re;na Victoria,
Flor dc Cuba Rcina Victoria.
ltosa de Santiago Rcgalia Del Rey.
II. Upmann, CaZadoree,
Carvajal Cabanas,
julian Alvr, Henry CLAY,
Pa,iisas. Flor. Sautis go Q1ra,
Manuel Garcia CuncLas
DOMESTIC.
CT our own make:
Golden E.aE!c, Flor del Tumar
ia E=panola, La Palmetto, uar;icaa.
Iorrs Truly, Royal Family,
Silver Lake. Mine is Good
Challenge. Guess Not,
Pleasure Garden. Jnn14
For the New Year, anu resolved to
make new and increasing efforts to
meet the trying requirements of the
times. Whilst keeping a full stock
and continually opening up Fresh
Goods. my expenses are SO much less
than the other dry goods houses, that
you can save money, save time, and
save patience, by dealing at my store.
e. F. JACKSON,
The Leader of Low Prices"
JauG
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N Office,
GEEESvILLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD Co,
THEASCRFH'S OFFICE

GREESvILLE AND COLUMBIA HAIIHoAp Co.
TREAsCRFR's OFFICE
COLUMBIA, s. O.. January / 1874
HOl.DERS OF The STATE GUARANTEED
Ia FONDS and the admitted SECOND
t2dD MORTGAGE BONDS OF this Company.
who have funded the past duo Coupons OF
SAID E"nds, matnred boiween January, eight
cen hundred and seventy.two, uSi5.) and
July, eighteen hundred and sevcnty-thrcc.
lS73,) both inclusive, arc notified thai
the January, eighteen hundred md seventy
foar-, Coupons Of said Bonds, and, also, thosc
OF tho funded Interest Bonds and Ccrtiti
Gates, Will be paid on presentation at this
office on the FIFTEENTH (15tbD INST.
e t GEO. W. WATERMAN,
Jan l Treasurer
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@P Peo1@l Not1cea.
nDsTSrT mn VT NJ 80, s,,, - %

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects OF errors and abuees in early life.
Manhood restored. Impediments to Mar.
riago removed. New method of treatment
Now and remarkable remedies. Books and
Circulars ssnt free, in scaled envelopes. Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSO CITATION, No. South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.-an institu-
conduct and profeseional skill. Oct 30 amn
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DR. GooD1s G
AT AND
B EL0W cosT!!

|THE continued pressure of hard times
lNd SACRlEICE, but as we must have
money, In order to pay our creditors, we will
give the public such an opportunity to sup
ply their many wants as they have never be-
tore had in tho history OF this city,
Useful patterns DIEss GOODS at 12, Is.
10, 23 cents-worth double.
SlIh BALERNAS, BERLIN CORDS and
CLOTHS, 81 cents-han price.
JAPANESE SILKS. 25 cents, (asteundiue
SILK PONGEEs. REPTARRAs. CASH.
'MERES, (all new shades,) rs cente-worth
,s1 80.
FIGURED Ep1NGLEs, "a beautiful North
ern n1oyelty.l novel "; 80 centsIeost %T n us 55;
"A large line OF CLOAKS AID JACKETS, we
offer at 20 cents on tho dollar E.l.i iL
full assortment OF FURS, at scarcely
half New York prices. ;ss-.11.-I''t
Twenty boxes OF LINEN COLLARS and
iCUFFS will be'sold at and 10 SenteAworth
Tour times the money! s-scph @,At:.ie ~ =
.atapic. We have marked BELOW COST,
'rheyinclude fneline of LINEN DOYLIES.
at GO cents and 81 co. Also large Marseilles
BED SPREADS, from II so mp. 4 able and
ltiano Covers, With other, rpholstery esaen-
itials. we will closc out at .one-half, their,
joriginal value.
Our entire stock OF MILEINFRY, RIB
lbONS. FLOWERS, I,ACES, DO, willibe Of
tered at such pricee al cannot fail to Effect q
We have only enumerated few jeadjnr
lines, but the whole stock is offered without
any reserve whatever. Cash must rbo Daid
ON delivery OF goods; from this, there will be
no 1eviatlon. Parcels shall be delivered in
me order in which they are bought.
Ali parties owing us money muet call and
settle. or we shall be compelled tc. resort to
other measures.
Dec iS !. H. KINAND
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A L his new store, Main street, nearly OPP
N posi,c the Central National BANK. has
a large and beautiful etock OF fine WATCH ES,
stem and key winders, from the best Eu-
'ropcau and American manufacturers, and of
his own Importation, in gold Ind silver cases.
Elegant JEWELRYl An unrivaled assort-
mcnt jua5 receive d. aud all the latest STYLES.
Sterling 91LFFR-WARE. in sets and cases.
pla: Ware, Gold Watch and Neck Chains,
tLockets. elceantseal, Wedding and Engage.
ment Kings, large stock of Spectacles and
Eyc-Glasses, Cockr, Musical Boxes, and Il
great varintyNf Fancy Articles. Ny etock is
country and will be soId as cheap as tho
same article can be boughtanywhere.
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Kings Mountain Military school,,
Just EeceiVei,.

3D. IN extra finc lot Of kentucky
A MULES and HORSES. some of which
aEnG,src well broke. They may Eu seen
At Charles I.ogan's Stables, c,rn.r Senate
and Assembly streets.
Nov i1 VS.. & J.. TAaBOTT.
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Bad Weather, Bad Coughs. Bad Colds.
GS .AHi.Ll'S celebrated COUGH SYRUP
- Will cWr" Coughs, Gods, Asthma, Con-
sumption. II i. the remedy, without; any ex-
cepiion. Stanley wiil&ay so. &c, ii Only al;
llEiNlFSllS Cheap Nrng store. Eoy Is
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Public Meeting. tAll

a public meeting Of tho citizens OF
es!skiand County viii be Held IN the
Court House, at Columbia, on the first
Monday in February, to elect, delegates
to:the State Tax-Payers' Convention. to
be held in Columbia on the 18th, Of
February. A full attendance is re-.
quested. No. JOHN MCKENZIE.
Chairman of Adjourned Meeting.
a. 9, MOORE. Secretary.
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Save Costs

Save Costs.
4 LII indcbt ii to the undersigned, by note
n or account, must pay up before tho let
of February next, or settle with our attor.
neys. HOPE & GYLES.
Jan0
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
CAPITAL S1.oO0,0OO,)
SOLU BILE PACIFIC GUANO,

rENHIS GCiNO is now so well known in nil
4 the Southern States for its remarkable
effects as an "::cnc. tor Increasing the pro-
duets OF Iabu-, us not 30 require special re-
COMMUNICATION from us. Its use for eight
years past has tstub!ishc,i its character for
reliable excellence. The large fixed capital
Invested by the Company in this trade a;Toris
the surest guarantee q. the continued excel.
iencc OF this GuanO. 1he supplies put in.o
market this soason are. as heretofore, pre-
pared under HE suprrin:cnlcncc Of Dr. st
Jnlian Ravcnc!, Chm:s. cf the COMPANY, ut
ChGriceton, =. G. Hence planters may ret
assured tLat 'sl quality and con- POSITION is
p!cc.a,iy nc same IA that heretofore suii.
]. y. ROBSON,
- Hing Ag,E; Chnrlestcn :. e.
JO!iS :. tEi.SE i CO.
Gea.rs! !sel.A, Eai;imurc.
Terms rs cash; 80 Time, wi:!uut .l.tc
rc.t.
10 accommodate r!,n:cra, ;icy ctn ai,!c.
no" ana hay" um:ii Isl Of april t, ,:ccid.
az e vic Hex they Nj! ,ahc al t;r.c Il. c.ai
Price. NAea Gc.i"cre! from tie factor. bv
the 90" !o.l, no tirayaSc vii be cl.ar., IT,
ACID PicSpHAlI. GUAND, BONE,
rLASTi!:, &c, aiway- Oh '..nt!, quality eua-
rant.cl. ~. ROBSON.
NtccE!!}er2O +Ir,n
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70 Rent or for Sale

.-N THE HOUSE on the corner Of Lady
tMI and Assembly strcet: Ioas.ssiuI
-2.ta- gwen Immediately. Apply to
DtclO L. Il W. &. SWAFFIELD.
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t.IEr Nl: t.iEI,<,

Total Il coo Gi:.'. all cash.
anIu!i!a:, 10 .-.:: 81 ,Ic0 COG
Ihe chances for & gift ere ~ one to five
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PIcKENs SHERIFF SALES.

WILL be sold before the Court House door
In Jasper, Pickens County, Ga, on the first
Tuesday in March next, within the legal hours
of sale, Eighty acres of lot Of Land No. 204, in
the 18th District and 2nd Section Of said county.
Levied on by virtue of a fifa issued from Jus
tees Court l036th District, G. b.. in favor of
George Tomberlin rs. Benjamin West. Pro-
perty pointed out by defendant. Levy made
and returned 10 me BY j. w. Taylor, l.. C.
Printers lee g So
AIso-at the same time aud place. Thirty
FIVE acres South-side of Lot No. 203, in the
l2th District and 2nd Section of said county
Levied on by virtue of Justices Court fifa is
sued from l09Slh District, G. ~, in favor of A.
p. AellRax vs.. BENJAMIN West and J. II. Dor
sey. Levied ON rs the properly of Benjamin
West Levied on and returned to me By Jas.
A. Simmons, l.. @. PRINTERS fee - SOL
ALso-at the same time and place, The un-
divided half of Lot of Land No. US, in 18th
District and 2nd Section. Levied on BY virtue
OF FLA issued from Justices Court 1O9Sth
District, G. H., in favor of S. C. Tate VS. Moses
Lewis Levied on and returned TO me BY Jas.
A. Simmons, L. C. Printers fee - 90.
A. w. DAVIS, Shiff.
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HOUSE.
ATLANTA, Jan. 81.
ills on third reading:

Bills on third reading:
To repeal tho act repeating the
usury law. Finance COMMITTEES re-
ported adverse to its passage. The
report and bill were tabled.
To incOrporate the Southern Land
Manufacturing and Labor Company.
Passed.
To facilitate the business of Courts
Of Ordinary by authorizing the Clerk
of the Supreme Court to preside in
certain cases. Substitute parties at
interest may select some attorney
at-law in case of providential absence
of Ordinary, which was adopted and
passed.
Nothing of interest to our read
ere transpired in either HOuse on the
End, If We except q resulation to
adjourn On the 18th instl
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Gllr yarieita gOllraaI.
maristsa. Georgia, February Q, 1879.
CONFLICTING INTERESTS

Every intelligent farmer is ami
mated with the desire to increase
the productive capacity Of the soil
and the successful accomplishment
Of this desire is of the highest impor>
lance to the farmer and the country,
provided, that the increased produc-
tiveness is made to compensate fully
the expense Of improvement. This
will be generally the case where dis
Yersiiied industry prevails, especial
" in the production Of root crops,
the grasses, cereals and stock ; but
there Is, economically considered, q
conflict of interest where rural i'm
dustry s confined mainly to the pro-
duction of C0rFoN. Every farmer
Il DESTROYS Of making bale Of cot
ton to the acre, and few stop to con,
slider the inevitable result Of such an
increase Of production upon the de.
mand and the value ofthe article in
market. Yet, it Is very well under
stood that a crop Of 100000 bales
would net more money to the South
than crop of4 100000. Still the
Southern farmers spend millions an
nualIy ia fertilizers where the only
possible result is TO bring the prices
down to less than remunerative
standard. The remedy is apparent
and should suggest itself to every
Southern farmer. Production must
be diversified. The area devoted TO
cotton must be more limited or the
South will never be free from the
commercial vassalsge which now en-
slaves its productive industry.
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Administrators Sale.

Pursuant to an order from the Court Of Or
binary of Banks county, Georgia, will be sold
before the Court House door IN the county OF
Cherokee, Ga, on the first Tuesday lin March
next, 1874, during the legal hours Of sale, lot
Of land being and lying in said county, contain
ing 40 acres more or less, in three miles of said
county site, No. 204, in 18th district and 2nd
section, belonging TO the estate Of james Nor
wood. late of said county deceased. Sold for
the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms
cash. Nc. M. N. HARDY, Admr'
Printers fee $500 Jan. Goth, 1874.
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million bales must soon give place to
the three millions, the three to the
two, and the two TO the one. AL
ready convention Of the farmers of
Georgia have, by formal resolution,
declared that they will not plant dur
ing the next year moro than one
third Of their crop in cotton and
the planters Of Alabama have deter
mined the same thing, / believe, as
well as the planters of other States.
Sir, it is time that this great indus.
try were rid Of its burdens.
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SENATE

TUESDAY, February Sd, 1874.
Mr. Blance- To amend the char
ter Of the Cherokee Iron Manufac>
turing Company.
Mr.. Brownie provide for
system of education for the State.
To promote the culture Of fish in
the waters of this State. Passed.
To prevent the sale Of spirituous
liquors to minors, and for other pur-
poses. Passed.
HOUSE.
MEMORIAL FROM STATE GRANGE.
Mr.. Jones, of Burke presented the
memorial of the Georgia State
Grange, Patrons of Husbandry,
asking
|. For the creation Of Bureau
of Agriculture.
2. For protection in defending
standing and gathered crops and
orchards from thieves and plumber
ers, and fish in private waters from
poachers.
8. For law stimulating the
production of wool.
A The passage of law empower
ing the land owners of each county
to adopt such stock law as they
may desire, and to supply each
tenant a certain amount Of enclosed
pasturags.
5. Asking that large premium
be offered for the discovery and in
PRODUCTION of cheaper and moro
valuable fertilizer.
6. The adoption of measures for
the Introduction int the State Of
capital and skilled labor for the pur-
chase of our surplus lands, utiliza.
ton of our idle water powers, and
the development ofour miues. The
memorial was signsd by c. w. How
ard, A. II. Colquitt, I. Miller, and
r. G. Howard, committee.
Referred to the Committee on Agri'
culture.
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Georgia Cherokee Count, :

Whereas. o W. Putnam, Administrator of
Lagkjn Wh;sn,irs. Elijah Deaion aud Hamilton
Morgans Estates, represents TO the Court. in
his petitions duty fled and entered On RECORD
thai be has fully administered sai5 Estates
This is therefore, to cite all persons concern
ed kindred and creditors, TO show cause, if any
thew can why said Administrator ehoali not be
discharged from his administration of said Is.
tstes. and receive letters Of dismissiou, ON the
FIRST Monday in Mag next.
W. r. ID. Moss, Ordinary.
Printers Fee, sa.O0l
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AGRICULTURE AS AFFECTED By
THE PRESENT FINANCIAL
sY0TEM
SYSTEM.

we tender our InaukB 10 zen. D.
I b. GoRDoN for copy of his inter-
es,ing speech on the above subject.
We subjoin some extracts for mo re-
Election Of our readers:
ON THE MONEY POWER.
at is a notorious fact that the
cultivation Of the sod in this country
is not remunerative. II 10 q MOTORS
GUS fact that its profits are year by
year absorbed by others than the til
lers Of the soil. 1t Is a notorious fact
that tho price paid for tho use Of
money is and has been for years so
exorbitant as to make II rather q
burden than an aid to the producer.
1t is a notorious fact wealth dissent,
mates itself less and less, and that the
power Of concentrated money 10 fast
becoming so measureless that, like
Omnipotcncc, il has but to speak'
and it is done; but to will, and
values expand and diminish accord
ing to its will; but TO stretch forth
lie arm, and the wheels OF industry
stand still. And | verify believe il
this system Of finance, unaltered,
nnsnodifed, with its rigidity Of vol
ume, with its non.elasticity, with
the ability. therefore Of capitalists to
control it, is to continue, the day is
not remote when concentrated money
win dictate the profits on every in
dusiry and enterprise of this coun-
try; will hold in its own hands the
material interests, If not the private
rights and personal liberties of the
citizen; win dictate the legislation
shas 10 10 be had in both wings Of
this Capitol, as il does now in some
of the States, and will in no email
degree become the arbiter Of this
experiment of representative gov
ernment.
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Georeia. Cherokee County :

To all whom it may Concern S. NJ. Moon
nell. having in proper form applied to me for
permanent Letter OF Administration on the
Estate OF Henry Monznga late Of the State Of
Louisiana deceased, this is 10 cite all and singu-
lar the Creditors and next Of kin Of said Henry
Monsingo, to be and appear at my Office, within
the time allowed by law, aud show cause, ii
any they can, why permanent administration
should not be- granted to s. NJ. Mcconnell on
Henry Monzingos Estate January 3lst 1874.
printers Fee. 43)
w. r.. ID. MOSS. Ordinary.
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Georgia. Cobb County /:

To all whom it may concern Whereas, Mrs.
Clotida Green has applied to me for Letters Of
Administration ON the Estate of Napoleon b.
Green, late of said county deceased. These are
therefore to cite and admonish all parties inter
ested whether kindred or creditors, to show
cause. II any they can, within the time pres
crbed by law, why letters should not be gran
ted the said applicant This Dec. "a. 1873.
Fl. M. Hammett, 0rd'y.
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Georgia. Cobb County /;

To all whom Ii may concern; Samuel r
McCleskey Administrator Of the Estate of VIM
Dunn, late of said county deceased, by his pet
ton filed in this Office, shows that he has fully
administered said Estate. and prays the cOur
for dismission. This is therefore TO cite all and
singular those concerned, TO show cause, if any
they can, on or before the first Monday in March
next, why said administrator should not be dis
charged. This January 9th 1874.
II. N. HAMMETT. Ordinary.
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JOSIAH C. HALY, duplication TO establish
vs.. Lost Deed in Pickens
ANDERSON DOVER NSuperior Court, Septem-
Der Term, 1873:
1T appearing to the Court that the defend
ant resides without the limits of the State Of
Georgia. IL is therefore on motion OF counsel
for plaintiff. ordered by the Court that defend
ant show cause on or by the first day of the
next Term Of this Court If any he has, why
copy should not be established in lien Of said
lost original aud this rule be published once
month for three months, before the next term
of this Court in the Marietta Journal
IN. b. KNIGHT, j. s. C.
A true extract frnm the minutes, January
18th. 1874.
GLENN CowART, C. s. G.
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