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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-02-27
NOTICE.

Thirty days after date application will be
made to the Court OF Ordinary of Cobb county
for leave to sell the undivided interest Of Wade
F. CHM minorin lot of land No. 6, in the Goth
district and I'd section of cobb county. This
February Sd, 1874.
Mary d. Moon, Guardian.
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Georgia Cobb County

Wiiliani y anderson having applied to me
f,r letters o., Guardianship of the person and
property ol Robert l.. cochran, This Is there
foe TO cite all persons concerned to show cause
n any thew can why letters of Guardianship
should not he granted 10 the said applicant on
tile first Monday in march ueNG- This Feb. Sd,
I-74.
II. 81. Hammett, Ord'y.
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Georgia Cherokee County ::

William j. johnson having applied to me
for letters of Guardianship OF the person and
property OF Elizabeth Hawkins. This is there
fore to cite all persons concerned to show cause
if any they can, why Letters of Guardianship
should not be granted to said applicant on the
LIST Monday in April 1874. Feb 18th 1874.
w r ID MOSS Ouiuary
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Georgia Cobb County:

To all whom it may concern: Thirty days
after date application will be made to the Court
of Ordinary ofCobb County. for leave to sell
The real estate of Mrs. - McCampbell late OF
said county deceased. This January 9Th 1874,
A n. SIMPSON. Admir-.
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Georgia, Cobb County:

To all whom it may concern: Whereas, j. S.
Nichols has applied TO ME for Letters of Admin
istration on the Estate of Anna S. Frazier, late
of said county deceased. These are therefore
to cite and admonish all parties interested,
whether kindred or creditors to show cause, if
any they have, within the time prescribed by
law, why letters should not be granted to said
applicant. This Dec y, 1873
Fl. NJ. HamrNNett. Ord'y,
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ALL persons having claims against the es-
tate DIN b. Green, late Of Cobb county, de.
ceased, will present them AZ the law directs
and all persons indebted to said estate will
come forward and make immediate payment
Feb 14th, 1874.
CLOTILDA GREEN. Almr'x.
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New Advertisements.
Georgia, Cherokee County.
CHEROKEE SUPERIOR COURT.
Eehrnarv Term 1s74.

CHEROKEE SUPERIOR COURT
February Term 1874.
1T is ordered by the Court that Cherokee
Superior Court be and is hereby adjourned
until the Fifth Monday in March 1874 on &C
count of the necessary absence Of the leading
Counsel in many of lhe causes for trial at this
Term of the Court. And that parties, witnesses
and Jurors are hereby required to be and ap
pear at said adjourned Term of said Court
And it is further ordered that this Order be en-
tered upon the Minutes Of this Court, and be
advertised at the Court House Of this County,
and once in the Marietta Journal"
n. b. KNIGHT, J. S. G.
/ hereby certify the above to be a true extract
from the Minutes of said Court. Feb 23d 1874
o. w. PUTNAM, CLERK.
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Genrria. Cohh County

Thirty days after date application will be
made TO the Court OF Ordinary OF Cobb county
for leave to sell part OF the real estate Of II.
c. jackson, late of said county deceased. This
January 27th, ls74.
DIV. ORR, Executor.
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General Advertisements.

JOSIAH c. HALY, duplication to establish
VS.. Lost Deed in Pickens
ANDERSON DOVER Isuperior Court, Septem-
Der Term, 1873:
IT appearing to the Court that the defend
ant resides without the limits of the State of
Georgia. 1t l. 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 oftls Court if any he has why a
copy should not be established in lieu Of said
lost original. and this rule be published once a
month for three months, before the next term
of this Court, in the Marietta Journal.
n. b. KNIGHT, j. S. G.
A true extract from the minutes, January
18th. 1874.
GLENN COWART, C. S. C.
printers fee &C.,
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of l.. S. Northcutt Il Co., having
expired by limitation, l.. S. Northcult has as
sociated with him Mr.. W. K Smith (whO has
been raised in Mareita) and will continue the
business under the sam name a. heretofore
Those indebted to the old firm will please
call and settle by note or cash at once
l.. ). NORTHCUTT & co.
Jan. 9th. la74
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-02-27

A Kansas couple paid their mar
riage fee in butter. They belonged
to the creme de la creme.
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Georgia Cherokee COUNTY /:

oCOI 81" NuIOoNOC OouhIJ
Whereas. O w. Putnam, Administrator o.
Larkin Whitmire, Elijah Deaton and Hamilton
Morgans Estates represents ia the Court, il
his petitions duty filed and entered ON record
that he has fully administered said Estates
This is Therefore, to cite all persons concern
ed, kindred and creditors to sho " cause, if any
they can why said Administrator should not be
discharged from his administration of said Es-
tates, and receive letters Of dismssion, on tn,
first Monday in May next
w. r. d. Moss, Ordinary.
printers Fee, 5000
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Administrators Sale.

On the first Tuesday in May next, will be
sold before the Court House door, in Canton,
Cherokee County, Ga, between the legal hours
Of sale, Lot of Land No. %, 18th District 2nd
section of originally Charokee, now Cherokee
county. Sold by virtue Of an order of the court
Of Ordinary, as the property Of the Estate Of
Lazarus Atkinson deceased. Feb. 9th, 1874.
Ell MASON, Administrator.
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Notice.

| have succeeded after some difficulty in pro
curing some pure vaccine virus. As there is
more or less Small Pox continually prevalent
through the country, it is highly important
that persons should be protected by efficient
vaccination.
GEO. w. CLELAND, NJ. d.
Marietta, Feb Goth, 1874.
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All persons having demands against the Es
tate of Daniel S. Gray deceased. notified to
present them within the time prescribed by law
and all persons owing said estate are requested
to make immediate payment This Dec. "a,
1873 ELIZA A. GRAY.
Administrative.
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~ hV00o w ~N R~SSS"
Boon to the Whole Race of Woman
DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
Female Regulator !!
Ii will bring ON the Menses relieves all pain
at the monthly Period cures Rheumatism
and Neuralgia of Back and Uterus; Lsucor-
rhua or Whites" and partial Proapsus Uteri;
check excessive flow, and correct all Irregular
ties peculiar to ladies.
1t will remove all irritation of Kidneys and
Bladder; relieve Costiveness purify the Blood;
give tone and strength to the whole system,
clear the skin, impartiug a rosy hue TO the
cheek and cheerfulness to the mind.
1t is as sure a cure in all the above diseases
as Quinine is in Chills and Fever.
Ladies can cure themselves of all the above
diseases without revealing their complaints to
any person, which is always Notifying TO then
pride and modesty.
1t is recommended by the best physicians and
the clergy:
LAGRANGE, GA March %, 1870.
Bradfeld & Co. Atlanta, Ga Dear Sirs
| take pleasure in stating that have used for
the last twenty years the medicine you are
now putting up. known as DIR. J. Bradfsld's
Female Regulator. and consider it the best com
binatiou ever gotten together for the diseases
for which it is recommended, | have been Ia
miliar with the prescription both a practi'
TONER of medicine and in domestic practice and
can honestly say that | consider it a boon TO
suffering females and can bat hope that every
lady ia our whole land, who may be suffering
in any way peculiar 10 their sex, may be able
10 procure a bottle, that their sutferiugs may
not only be relieved but that they may be re-
stored to health and strength. With my kind
est regards, | am respectfully,
W b. FERRILL. NJ. u.
NEAR MARIETTA, GA. March 81. 1870
Messrs. VIM Root Il Son-Dear SIrs -
Some months ago | boughta bottle of Brad
fields Female Regulator from you. and have
used it in my family With the utmost satlstac-
ton and have recommended it 10 two or three
other families. and they have found il just what
it is recommended The females who have
used your Regulator are in perfect health and
are able TO attend 10 their household duties,
aud we cordially recommend il 10 the public.
Yours respectfully.
REV. II. b, JOHNSON.
We could add a thousand other certificates
but we consider the above amply sufficient proof
of its virtue. All we ask is n trial.
For full particulars. history of diseases. and
certificates of It's wonderful cures the reader is
referred to the wrapper around the bottle.
Manufactured and sold by
BRADFIEID a co.
Price 81 80. Atlanta, Ga.
R-Sold by Wm. Root and Haley & Co.,
Marietta; Ga. feb271y.
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~TILL be sold before the Court House
w door in the city OF Marietta, Cobb Coun-
Gn ON tho
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-13

is not political or party organization.
No Grange, if true to its obligations, can
| discuss political or religious questions,
nor call political conventions, nor nomi-
nate candidates, nor even discuss their
merits in its meetings: yet the politics of
all true craftsmanship, if properly car
ried out. will tend to purify the whole
political atmosphere of our country, for
we seek the greatest good to the greatest
number. Bat we mus. always bear III
mind that no one by becoming a Granger
me.lber gives mp that inal:enable right
and duty which belongs to every AnleIi-
can citizen TO take ii proper interest in
politics Of the country: on The contrary,
it is right for every member 10 do all in
his power lc.itimately TO influence for
good action. any political party to which
he belongs. 1t is his duty to 30 all he
can in his own party to pat down brib-
cry, corruption ard tricEeiv; to see that
none bnt competent. honest and faithful
,lsn. who will unfiiEoiIiE-iy stand by
our industrial interests. an. nominated
for MI positions Of trust, and 10 have
carried ont the principles which shoali
always claracterize every Grange mem
Der, that the Office should seek tha mar,
and not Tie man The otii,e They ap-
peal to all good citizel.s Of al class5s for
Support in tleir efforts toward reform,
and declare one OF :Esir cardinal p,inci-
pies is to assist ana T. li.r. ANY suffering
brothers, and finally proclaim one OF
their purposes is TO incu3aa.e = proper
aJ,prs citation of TIE abilities AMI sphsra
Of woman. 4 memorial to th- Tstrons
OF Hds5andiv ii the cotton States, pre-
avn ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-13
! Patrons OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CT the
Changers.
ST. LoUIs. February L

ST. LOUIS. February H.
| In the National Grange to-day the re-
port of the Committee on Resolutions
was presented and adopted unanimously
| The resolutions are long and set forth iii
detail the objects and aims of the Patrons
of Hushandrv as they have been hereto
fore proclaimed in Grange Conventions
and through the press, the essential
points OF which are embodied in tho fol-
lowing extracts from the resolutions: To
develop higher and better manhood
among ourselves: to enhance the com
forts and attractions of our homes, ard
to strengthen our attachment to our par
suits; to foster . mutual understanding
and cooperation; to reduce ourfIpen.-s,
both individual and corporate; to buy
loss and produce more; i'll order to make
our farms seif-supporting to diversity
our crops, and crop no more than We
can cultivate; to condense the weight of
our exports. selling iess grain in the
bushel and more stock Oh the hoof and
in the fleece; to systematic our work
and to calculate intelligibly on probabii-
ties; to diScountenacce TIE cre1i. s-yy5taI
mortgage system, fashion system. and
every other system tending to prodigality
and bankruptcy. The resolutions fur
ther declare tho desire to bring the farm
ers and manufacturers into more direct
relations by dispensing with niddlemen;
insist that they wage no warfare on other
interests. but on the contrary thsir efforts
are for the benefit of all classes; they
recognize the necessity and benefits Of
facilities and favor their
and especially favor the i'm
provement of the natural channels of
commerce. They denounce communism
and aerarianism as foreign to the objects
of their order; reiterate their opposition
to sxacting monopolies and the oppres-
sions of capital, but desire T. see the an
between capital and labor re-
oppose high salaries, high rates
Of interest and ex0rbitant profits. The
fifth resolution is as follows: I'VE en-
and sincerely assert the truth
faught in our organic law. that the
State or subordinate, !
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-13

Gift Enterprise as medium FOX the p7l :
LEGATION of this innocent-looking item on
the blind. The fact is. (and in "a
gamblers organ" it is quite legitimate to
make such pay upon the words of the
wicked game Of poker,) the Gift Enter
prise Managers put up this blind and
the Chronicle sees it. We regret feeling
compelled to lay bare any shortcomings
Of contemporary whose moral intia-
ence is SO widely felt as that of the
ChTo,sic!e. but a sense OF duty to the
public compsls Us, this once, to expose
one Of the secrets OF the journalistic
Profession hat item is nothing more
nor less than An advertisement OF the
same Fourth Gift Concert whose name
and pretended purpose it conveys. The
matter is 10 better Or worse from the
fact that the Chronicle takes is pay in
tickets.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-13

THE Chair presented the reply cf the
Secretary OF the Treasury to the resClu-
tion Of the Senate yesterday, III regard
to the coinage Of silver to repiac. frac-
.ional currency. Tia Secretary says ii
will take four years to coin enough sil-
Vel to replace the fractional currency
now in circulation. Tie regular order
b-in. the hill for the redistribution q
80 COG, 900 Il National Bank Currency
caIne up.-ir.sS Di%pa:ct, Eia$iisJtoa,
Feb. II.
II this be SO, land The Secretary Of the
Treasury ought to know what he is talk
ing about, though it seems incredible
that he can be correct, then by al
means, and with as little delay as posi-
Die, let the mint capacities of the Gov
ernmsnt be qusdrupled. or, what's bet,
tor, made ten times their presen. capaci
ty Silver is a drug, and while it is 30,
the people Of the greenback States are
pestered with their wre.cheI fractional
currency. If Congress will hearlzen TO
the voice Of wisdom it VIII make it pos
>ib.s to utiliz. the vas: supplies OF our
silver which low 50 to Europe ard
Asia. The best advice regarding tie
matter is that contained in the PROPOSE
ton OF Mr. Louis A Garnet to rsmone-
tiz. silver; and We wish it nigh. be
heedsd
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-13

TIE San Francisco dispatches arc
largely occupied with the doinss, misdo-
ings ard nlisfortunes of the Youugg Of
various sorts. Thus, in enc paragraph
we have it stated that Michael ard Gu.
De Young are held, in the penal sum Of
%o,000 each to keep the peace rs 10 B. F.
Eapthaly Of the San: AMI that all III.
papers against tie San printers for libel
are dismissed; and in another paragraph
we are informed that All 1ounc {, { e.
wer, bc.lnal out on Wednesday It,
noon and several Cinnamon, ii WIS
Enormously reported. were burned to
dsatl. We are further informed t!la!
Mrs HowGeD. vile OF James II0wdsn.
tie chemist, In. commenced criminal
prosecution against the De Youngs for
libel, alleging in her complaint that they
implicitly charged her vita having
caused the death Of her husband in
order to obtain the insurance on his life
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-13
I.iTES TE,.EGf:.lrEs

new ok February i2.-Ihe nlcnIt-
ers Ct tie Stock Esclan-. have ol,g,el
. s,,h..,;,,4:,-, IL. f,,..ho ,s4,,,:.I,,-,
'-0i' ''.7 ''-'' - -'-'> Il -.
OF free soup houses IL the lower pant at
the city. james Gorla0 = :!Lc:t IL
civen SEQ 0nn r. ..-,.,,lr e.,7,, IN :f,a ,,r.f,,
f..u, a.,
- ''-t ~ H. ''''' s'''-N' 'si-''
jules Iilitpetu. tr'tv: Ing actor. was
found dled II bed II tbs Atlantic Hotel
yesterday.
lev tLalles hiHGSity, the &2tEor, az
rlved yesterday, On Nistt to tie tnted
States
Cincinnati. February ia fire At
Marietta, OAIo. IutStl:y night. destroyed
'he factory OF the A"I-e;t': Chair Com
pan,. Loss estimated II 81, roo: insGr-
ance, $1,000 1t throws 20 CT jtUle--
! sons out OF employment.
| Albany, y" Iol--. tets,,a97 Pow
| ing to the absence q VIM. ii. Tweed
and ILos. {. EleIds, cn The aFf .u;cl
COMMISSION to rrpre sent wv York II
the Contemplate be he'd III fl!liadelrhia,
| the Assembly to-day aLo!lsi4eJ, the who.
Comm. 'sio2.
VIZ .n-t5n. .ef'I"2lr u in Tie
SENATE, l1-"Hs ursselt~! t2.s c--s.-ut3:-s
otJat,-s =. Harvey, elected Il !te. states
ssE1t %" rom k;.osts. and Harvey was
t'Tus'- II.
IN t. iio1se. a.cali-; t&"c-l5.yc dp-,l-
nis Ms submitted by tii- Speaker, after
the read.nc ottAe Journal, Wis 4 resp o2-s'
to the call FOR Information II Ess..ri to
the amounts paid fl comp ro..-. ; il ti.-
saits growing ID! # f.aJi,.s ii IL New
York and Boston Castoia Houses Tie
documents vcrs very yulUIainOus, and
were ordered printed.
Gunlckel, from the Committee on Mil
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE:
100 California Street San Erapci.e1

OFFICERS
PETER DONAHUE. President.
A. J. BRYANT, Vice President
CHARLES II. CT SHINti Secretary
EcAED OF EIEEoToIs
Peter Donahuc, 4. j. Bryant
&. u. Sullivan, frank 81. pixley,
II. III. Eaisht. i. Eurse,
John Saunders, J. W. Nye,
-ohH Middleton. liagh V hittCI.
A. II. Rutherford. Alexander Austin.
H. W. Scale. 'Ghn Ross nfe..t
John J. Marks, ". A. Piper.
/. W. Coibert. Il. MAY blum,
Geo, O. IcMuliiI. i:hard Iyers.
z. J. White, Thos. !. Owe rs.
P II. Russ, Il. Sacramento: John q. Down, '.
+. P. 1. Temple. Los an4;tles.
The State investment Company has no con
ne.t.t v l;h Insurance C.I-i liticcS; is b.as.-
- $ Is transac ted a the lowest paying rate Cf
premium, each hazard Is judFs ot by It's own
morris. AID treated without ref 10 4Thslr4-
I; rules or Te1Gtious regulations.
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VIM. E. SsCsCk,

VIM. z. f3ECECk,
S;e1'I q lent stat. CT Nevada. Virgins
=. c. TGCys. Local Agent,
For Cru1Sby County. O:lic, Corner Telegraph
End Carson streets. CtrsCa L'ty. .a5l-l.l
, 1874-08-27
which IL allowed, aud the b,nd In appeal nned At
$1,000. sAMuEl ! M11LEn
JonN +. D1tLoH,
II Ia o,.ly Justice to add that

Il Ia ouly tustlco to add tt,at
T1ts sri t;sirxn r srATrs n,aTntcr. ATTORNEY.
doorao II. pook. lnUorel with snal And 1iellty
to fr,rther aho ca,,go Of tho eett|o,s. 1io por-
formed his work, too, undor poouljarly ornbar-
,aesfllr oiroutnstaf1oos, having. nrinr IA Tia an.
nomtti,ont AZ DIptrlci.Att Atto,riov. hol1 Tia noai-
tion of attorney for ono Of Tho Interested londs,
Whatoyor may DO said OF Bonntor In9alla. no
one cau Justly withhold from Him creItt far AM
pointing as the successor OF d, /, Hcotloll q
Young iawyor OF ilno abilltles and unauostIonod
Integrity.
, 1874-08-27
AN AK TO GRIND.

Government Officials Drink CHAINS
pnEne at tMG. Expense Of tho Pacific
Mail StcaIls1alp Company.
OR SANDY HOOK, Aug. 26.-The Pacific Mail
Steamship Companys steamer City of Peking
left hor anchorage at 9,15 thls morning. on an
excursion outside Of Long island to Newport,
RI, III celebration Of her compilation and lali-
cation to corpu,ercB and travel.
About 500 guosta ayailed themselves at at in
vttatton to paettcipata, auong when, wcgo the
following: U. 8. orant. President OF tho United
stetes; the Secretary Of War, v; y; pelknap;
eatant Secretary Of the Treasury Henor Don
Vinoo.,te Dargou, Minister from Guatemala
Gen. @. A. Arthur, Collector Of tho Port Ut New
York Surveyor George l.. .Shavp: postmaster
r. 7. Jamos; Gov: and Mrs. Joel larkor, @.
Rev. q. II. Tying, Jr., Gen, Rnfus Iugalla tho
Hon. r. @, Platt and wife, the Hon. q. 0'Neill
aud sister, tho Hon. s: W: Kellogg., the Hon. I.
6.Negley, the Hon. Y, Townsoi'd, and ropre-
great ship moved down tho bav. sha was greeted
with salntes from tho shipping pt thu wharsca
al,d VARIOUS passing vaAsotH,
Juat inside OF sandy Hook tho President and
his party came on board.
The nrogramme IL to arrive at Newport
early this oyonlng, and to spend tonight and
Tomorrow thoro. aud leave ear!y on Friday
morning to return, arriving at New York on the
game night.
Tho following comprises the pressdeut's
party, which boarded tho atoamer at Sandy
Hook: Gen. aud Mrs. Grant, Gen. and Mrs.
Horace, Porter. Capt. =. ". sclnfo1de aud
daughter, Miss Garuos, II. J. Hastings. G. ".
Chtda, Gen. and Mrs, Dabeock, G., u. Pullman
atAl wife, aud tho Hon. A. G. Oattell.
Tho following persona are also among tho
exoursloniHta: Yoe-presideut Wilson, Senator
Consll; +. Yoalo, Japanese Vico-AtinBtor; flo
Hou. Hanglro Aaano aud Giro Yano. Of tho
Japaneae Embassy, Z. g. Rauflall aud George
Iltsa, unltcd States district Attorneys, and John
Roach. the builder Of the steamer, with Lis wife.
, 1874-08-27


ROAND-AND THREE GODp.sIzED ROnMS FOR
proe. sii1 per mohth, g. Tribune otlico.
RokKD-BY 4 YOUNG LADY. MUSICAL ST q
- don't, WHORE the of pIaun bo hA talpt must
ho moderator; raicrsaees oxcnangna. Address ii Il,
TEfLukta a8cA. -.
, 1874-08-27
TO EXCHANGE.

TFNCEANGE-A SMALL DARK BAY HORSE,
gso sut of double harresi hn light ale for household
farnitIEc. Address q g. Trihnno o.hce.
, 1874-08-27
GOOD wAooN.poAp 70 TUE PLAINS, I,

TUESDAY, Aug, IL.
In camp all day, reftting. Bent 1urwaad TWO
companies Of pioneora to put the road In order
for to-ulorrow'H ularch. Day clear and beauti~
1ul; Woatlor,pet foot.