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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20
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AUTHORIZED LIST OF
SCHOOL. BOOKS.

At a urctin. of the Vermont Board Of EducA
ton held at Niiddl, bury. Tuesday June Is
I-14 all the members of the Board being present
the Text i"nks named below wee selected and
authorized for /. the District schools of tho
state for tive years from November |. ISIS.
Having made special arrangements with the
Publishers. able I" furnish the books. "n
the same terms agreed upon in the contract be
tween the Publishers and the state Board u! Edu
cation which are A. follows
Er.tH-r. mi NL.sLLrr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20
TAX PAYERS.
Notice to Oelinuuents

All persons neglrctlng I" pay their taxes III the
month of February notified that the taxes " IL
be collected at the expense of the tax payer.
| will he at the Avenue House eVcrV Monday
II. .IuhusburN House. SATURDAYS T. 4 I Fairbanks
y Cos shop Monday. Feb. Ii. Vt my store ST
.InlrSh,tr. Centre the forenoon Of all days
excerpt t.. above
% HIRAM WEEKS. collector
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one, aus ,,,'n ~ ~ ",,"c ~ W., u
liz" y ~ VIZ ~ VI"
"rImS without INJURY I" me 'hiIh 'rihI '"ii'uN
III T. ana iI'' from an ,'l"ilh- "i "'h'l mum
"Us in-r"d"ut- usually us'd III worm P'' ptiail"hH
CURTIS \ HEpN y Ir"1n"'"iS
"" q" + uli'n street, Ne" i"rh
U.,iirius at Tir.utl Firs Cents a R"r. t;9-Tul7i
SUDDEN CHANCES on CLIMATE are sources ui
r,,1,.,,- Ir.-,.I3l md ,s,br,,,ic ,tf..ti,r
"''''' ''''' v '''''''' ''''
Experience haVn- proved thh' s'hl'I' i'hl'''i'-
often act speedily and certainly when taken in the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20
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brings business.
J'INE WATCHES REPAIRED and rated at
NOWNEDN EOWELL'S.
\OTlCE.-Haying madc preparation Tor drlIv
Y "rlng coal in this vlilIg". request persons
wanting cual t. leave send their orders oil
tie" and they will l." promptly filled No coal de
Hycr"d unless orders are given a. above
T.. = +. FAIEBANkS & 60
1t J"hn~hurv. Vi, sept. l. l-1j.
TENEMENT TO RENT - OSBORN WARD
l has q tenement u rent Railroad street in
his bulldin.r nearly nppu-lte the dtl,ut g3tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20
why VIII Nou sui
fer"

|" all persons suffer
ing from rheumatism.
Neuralgia. Cramps III
the limbs 81 stomach
Bilious C"li,. Pam III
the back h"w,l- uI side.
We would say. TN
iioI-rIipIIl IA>N,rt
and FANNY IININTNT =
II all others the remedy
Won want fnT internal
and external uS' 1t has
cured the above com.
plants IN thousands OF
eases. There - no ms.
take about il. Try II.
>rld bl all Druggists.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20
StarlIald
St. Johnsbury Centre.

/ Il cents "'llllIs>i"ii Viii ne '!idi g" l"
pay expenses
l h'' Grange met " c''i'eHh'H '''c
ii"''' anu 'i''''' '''''''i'"' VI S'''i''
'I'"' N">' "i 'it "'il'eis retain 'h'l'
former Positions. The Grange NOW
over 20 members,
t,.,.l .r..,.,,.I.,, ..,,,,,.,.,i
TINS evening" Mth'"'f> "l ii'i''I"llN
Lodge al the IIaln VIII be present.
/ hcIc j. ais" talk ot forming u Masonic
ln.ir,. thns,. !, Inn can't ini,, thr Gr.u,r,
..,,, ,,L. ,,., i.,i,, ,h.. ,.,,.,,,.,.,,,....
"i I'Ili|''i""' are ""''h" |" gel I'M"
something.
FRANKLIN ,oI\n.
Fu~i Ii,.urcIi.,ul / II. Robinson. l7rb
Iui1rd STATES infantry. vino 0,, Killed
l.. tI,. stony Indians ON The prh iu.r
near Fri I,Iau,ir WA. a uariyc Of
>,,lu,nu and enlisted i'm rhr luti YER
mont Noluutr,r. when Than r,nim,ui
Wa. nro,uilrd liz, WA. afterwards
.,.,.n,,d Ii,.,,i,,,,,t in .,
rnl,,r,.i r,.ui;u.uf and fam there, l,rn-
n,,,;.d ro The nn,itiou h,. held nj his
d,arh. He WIS an excellent officer.
and a most c>timahlc Young man lIi~
age Mas SO Nc'u>.
LAMuILLE COUNTY.
U,v.,,I ut N,Iro,t h,> kent
I,,,... Co., IN ,,,',. .,,,J h., A., man,
,;.J H.. I,.,,,,,i,, ,,.,,,.. ,t ,,i,..,,,j ,,,,,
- n..,,,I,.- End ,InTrh h., h.. LTnrrLt
mn children Il, h,, never hnuuLr CT
,;.;',i ...,,,,I -, .rl.., .,,.,
'','' .,,,,, ..I,, ,j, ,,, H.,
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'''' .
"ELiAN> COT UNITY.
Rev. Edward ;. Fit. of Chir"prc.
Mass. has been called to the pa~t"ratc
Of the congregational Church at
Glrcu>burn. by Il unanimous vote. with
Il salary OF 500 per YEAR
Ard nov, ,I,. ..su,.,t ,Jd I.,J,~ Inns
IN
- '''''" ~ W" put "' L. $50
-a}>; We nave before alluded I" the
activity and "nd,ran'" ct Nl>. SARAH
ii"i TON "i TINS N'iIhSc' mon" 'ninn"'-
~ known - "huht sally. ENrIrI>r
AMI h.h"i ont "i doors has "''h "rin"n-
>rHt"i III her c'i>r I" Ice 81 @I'u M
p"Ii.tu'c TO health ana I"n@' h ny Nht
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20
Danvllle.

\ few of our subscribers object to
being called ''whclpS." ''>kunks. etc.
on 20 conspicuous an article as postal
carl. we having recently adopted tn"
cheap rates of postage I" remind them
of their deficiencies and failings- Tn"
najolit,. however. have got 80 a"cu>-
toned to it. that they rather like til"
idea. - DdnrWc star.
Isn't that rather hard on ''th" ma
in,ity ,"
The brick church i'll this village has
NOT for many years been used tor re
ligiou> purposes, but has been occupied
more or les for the storage OF corn
wool. ere. The other day one of our
tovnSmcn wa, looking over the WOOL
and in one of the body pews, mixed up
with the wool he found and killed thirty
seven LARGE rat>-and what Is singular
F., the fact. that the wool was very little,
if any injured. DanrHle Star.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20

nesday last. and trains are now passing
without delay.
The Central Vermont Railroad Com
pany are drawing ear loads of good
clear ice, twenty inches thick. from Al
hurgtl To ill their houses along the line.
Another long writ has turned up.
That i'll the ease OF King. Fuller & Co.
vs.. Lamoillc NalIcy Railroad CO.. WAS
twenty-tnur feet in length. of which
thlrty-"ne copies were made.
newly married lady in Haddon-
field. y. j.. hid - toy snake i'll her hus-
bands boot Il few days ago. benedict
on discovering the reptile took a criti-
cal look at himself in the mirror and
then went tor his dcmiiohn and threw
it into Il pond
y postal card. with tie following adj
dress. WIS received ut the BOSTON post
office. the other day: TO an honest
railroad broker. Boston. Mass. If not
called for i'll ten days. then hant IL to
some one. anyinw." 1t WIS handed
to ''somc one. nNhOW.
Somebody threw Il hrick through the
front window of Il Boston street car ON
Friday night. and ladl'> fac. was 81
eat h} the broken glass that ii will hc
diStigulcd for life. The scamp escaped
Husbands should hc prudent III pay
ing attentions to their wivrs-thcy
don't know how some other men might
like il. \nW. there WIS Mr.. Harvey. &;
dwcllrr near kHlamIzno. He ra<hlN
unIcItuok. the other evening. to =,
home from n marry with Mrs iiIrut\
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20

DuT> "DKI MINING" PNl There l.
inst now Il warm dl>cU>>iuu. c~pcciill'
among dry goods .inhhcr>. relative To
the NalHr OF ''drummcI~. and Looking
toward breaking up the drumming. SIS
TEN altogether. Several "t ON laI-,~
houses will send no statesmen out this
season. They pr"p"~r Ia make prices
low. send ont occasional samples. and
make the buyer feel the real uccr>>it,
OF coming himself J." market and call
Na>>iug the trade.
The present condition of the interior
trade shows To" plainly the evils of
huNiug wholly from road samples.
Many who have been wholly dependent
on drummcI> for goods JIc now u>hiu-
for extensions. and. III too many cases.
have in stock goods difficult Ia move.
We hear of It Prov id"ucc dry GOOD =
dealer who four wears ~" came each
fortnight I" the Boston market. hur
since that time has bought whullt To-,
sample from dIummrr>. To-day hr i
u candidate toI extensions and credit
for new stocks: while 4 competitor. with
no better opportunities. ha~ been com
ing here once Il month. ha> anticipated
his February bills. and l. huNiu- tnr
cash his spring a>>"rtmcur~.
The salesman drumming through the
country is often too apt to consider ia"
customer and not hi employer. ANY
i,tv to send home good fall orders often
induces him To- neglect some ilupuTtaut
facts that might rurtml li> patron
credit. hccau>, it would reduce the sum
total of sales. and might di~plca>c hi+
l,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20
East Hardwick.

East Hardwick.
Rev. L. +. Fairbanks will deliver MS
lecture Thirty days in the Arabian
Desert" next Friday evening. 20 INST
This lecture was postponed from last
week at the request OF the lecture
committee.
CT. Curier has sold his farm ana
stock to p. 5. Paine for about Sl2.cOO'
If is understood that Mr.. Pane mas
bouoht it for his son, Z. Dwight PANE
The ladies of the Congregations
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20

THIS life and the next, viii there
ny change. or opportunity. after
II Rev. Mr.. GilI"ts"u NiIl preach
Ibis subject nrAr SUNDAY evening
T.. Chlrch # the Messiah.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20

NFENIn>fTE> Al WORCESTER. The
SONS amt daughters of Vermont held
then hong projected reunion and supper
1T Wa>hhuu Hall. Worcester. Miss.
Tuesday evening. Feb. 10. About 35u
NrIm"utcI~ and invited guests >at down
10 an ELEGANT "ld-fa>hioucd Vermont
supper. Rev. Or. Cullcr offered PRAYER.
lie made a speech detailing the early
history of NcIm"nt. and related in
cIdcnt~ in ;Hr lives of it, early citizens
and prominent mon. I"aetS and srmtl-
mcut~ were Numerous.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20

church have held sewing circles once in
two weeks through the winter. with
S"ciahlcS in the evening. the proceeds
t" he devoted to filling Il box for II
The work is nearly completed
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20
Ryegate.


y fine entertainment was gratuitOuSlY
given to all OH last Tuesday evening.
by the teacher and pupils of school dis
trict No. |, (Rycgatr Corner consisting
OF music. songs. defamation. dialogues.
readings. tablcauN. pantomime. etc.
| he exercises were held in the /. Il.
church ami conducted hy Nh. McEllroy.
teacher. The house was filled at an
early hour. and later completely packed.
First. came song ct greeting. then
tolluWcu the presentation of two Gle
CANT silver vasc< to the teacher. from
the pupils, 10y Miss Carrie den. Al a
few minutes before J.. o'clock Il val"dir-
tory WAS delivered Ia Miss sophia Nc
Lam, followed by a good night song.
Nj. McL!hoy lett for DmtmouIh TN
Wednesday morning followed hv niai;> ,
very many good wishes from all WHO
have been privileged ia know him. +.
Starnard.
J">cph Blodgctt had his leg broken
10y - tree falling on him ole dL! last
week
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20
ana hrir, and the present style of pay
ing debts.
Letters from the People.

We invite short. pointed letters on
the subjects of the day. to go under
the above head. Correspondence upon
medical, theological, educational. po-
IItIcal. temperance. or any other sub
j"oi> which interest The public. will he
especially welcome. 70 make this de
r"rtmcnt Il success. correspondents
should be brict and to the point; to
find favor wiki the typc-srttels their
mticlca should also re lc@iHle.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20
rHANkII\ AnI\rN.

near Font IalamIc. Wa~ Il native Of
>Nau'"n amt enlisted in the 10Th cr-
mont Volunteers when that regiment
Wa> nIgauiIcd. He WAS afterwards
commissioned second lieutenant i'll Il
col"Ic.! regiment. and from there pro
NOTED to the position he held At h~
death. He Wa~ an excellent officer.
and Il most c>timahlc Young man. lli-
age Ma 80 Vc.I>
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20
Sprriai Nohrrs.

PASSIMP~It LODGE. No. =. +. \ 4. VI.
Regular communication Thursday &c. ON or br
fir fhr full Of III, Moon. &. !. HOUGlITON Sec
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20
Larceny OF Property and Abuse of
Confidence

The east, of Alden f.. Martin. which
has been referred t" III some of the
newspapers the last two weeks. has
some vrIN sad features about it. y
Young man of tine ability and most cN-
rcll,ut AID worthy family connections.
h., Wis Il tavoritc with all who knew
hm. Ard esteemed 10y his employers.
.\iicI hc had been employed a. book
keeper at the Mr>>r>. Fairbanks more
than Year. il Wis discovered that his
accounts were. short, and when charged
VITA the larceny. freely admitted it,
AID III thc most humble and apparently
Icuitcmt manner asked forgiveness and
promised 10 rc>tule all and lead diff
trIrut litc. He seemed To feel kcculy
the disgrace that his act had brought
upon his family; aud IN the >yInpath,
aud compassion of then hearts. and
with the strong hope that the man
might hc saved. lis employers fnrgaN'
him
y soon as Martin thought he had
escaped tie state prison, his conduct
changed. He cea-cd talking about
>"j,r!c md began To u~>iImc the roie oi
the agg1icyed party. He went - tII
a. &" rIitici~c in public places the action
of the mcu he hud r"hhrd IN THEN en-
d,a.oI~ To >ccuuc sufficient bail to cover
the amount cmhez2lrd. ~ the iuvc>
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20

While Hon. William VI. Pingry. OF
Wcathrr~ticld. WIS splitting some
wood a few days since small piece OF
bark flew and struck him across the
ball OF the lett eye, and ut last ac-
counts he was i'll quite a feeble condl-
ton.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-20

HA~WELL CHATTER. No. IL. L. i. VI
Regular communication. Friday on or before the
full Of the moon. {. V EAST MAN. Sec y
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-10-30
JONAH VS.. THE WHALE.

Unbelievers have often told us
that the story Of the prophet swal-
lowed BY great fish was an absur>
dity. They say that, being so long
| in the stomach Of the monster, the
minister would have been digested
We have no difficulty in this matter.
Jonah was a most unwilling guest of
the whale. IIe wanted to get out.
However much he may have liked
fish, he did not want it three times a
day and all the time. So he kept
up fdget and a struggle and a
turning, and gave the whale no time
to assimia,e him. The man knew
that If be was ever to get out he
must be in perpetual motion. We
know men that are so letbargic that
they would have given the matter
up so quietly that in few hours
they would have gone into hukes
and fish bones, blow holes and biub-
Der. Now we see men all around
us who have been swallowed by
monstrous misfOrtunes. Some OF
them sit down on piece Of whales
bone and give up. They say
"No use! | will never get my
money, or restore my good name,
or recover my health"
They float out to sea and are new
err heard of. Others, the moment
they 20 down the throat Of some
great difficulty, begin Immediately
to plan for egress. They make a
rapid estimate of the length of the
vertebr9, and come to the conclus-
ion how far they are in. They dig
up enough spermaceti out of the
darkness to make a light, and keep
turning this way and that, till the
first you know they are out. De-
termination to get well has much to
do with recovered invalidism. Firm
will to defeat bankruptcy decides
financial deliverance. Never sur
render to misfortune or discourage
ment. You can, if you are sPry
enough, make it as uncomfortable
tor the whale, as the whale can make
it uncomfortable for you.
There will be some place where
you can brace your foot against his
ribs and some long upper tooth
around which you may take hold,
and he will be as glad to get rid OF
YOU for tenant as you are to get
rid of him for landlord. There is
a way out, if you are determined to
find it. All our sympa,hies are with
the plaintiff, in the suit OF Jonah vs..
Leviathan.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-10-30
THE SEVENTH DISTRICT.

Col. Dabney is undoubtedly gam
ing on the strength of Trammell and
will poll a larger vote than the latter
could have secured. We are in
clned to believe that Dabney will
be elected but this is mere conJec-
ture. He would make, we have no
doubt an efficient and faithful a rep
resontative of the District and IN his
election the people would have
nothing to regret even in the defeat
of DR.. FELTON,. At all events we
think the political affairs of the IN
District are 10 healthy condition.
Since writing the above we have
received circular announcing the
candidacy OF N. P. Harden as re-
publican candidate for the district
This in our opinion settles the mat
ter as between Dabney and FELTON,
Dabnng will get fonr- 6fths at least
of the democratic vote of the dis
trict.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-10-30
concord SINGING Convention.

EDS. JoUREAL--The above name
was given to a musical convention
temporarily organised at Concord on
last Saturday and Sunday. There
was large attendance, good order
preserved and q lively interest man
TESTED, there being about one hun
dred members present. The follow
ing are the officers elect: Mr.. Roam,
of Sweetwater, President; ID. O..
Ward, of Powder Springs, Vice
President, and Mr.. Bryant, of Mt.
Pisgah, Secretary.
Lessons were sung, after prayer,
on Sunday morning by Mr.. Roam,
II. Reid and James Melton, after
which one hour was given for dim
ner, which was beautifully furnish
ed by those living near Concord. -
After dinner the convention was
called to order by the Vice Presi-
dent and lessons of twenty five min.
utes each were sung by Mr.. Harris,
Daniel, Reid aud ID. q. Ward. All
the singing was good. 1t was a
very interesting and pleasant occa
sion, and Salt Springs was chosen as
the place for the next meeting of the
convention, Friday and Saturday
before the second Sabbath in Sep
TENDER. lS75. and the Sacred Harp
chosen as the standard book for the
convention.
A MEMBER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-10-30
/ A HORRIBLE DEATH.

The cambridge Democrat says,
.sOn last Friday Mr.. jacob hicks, q
citizen Of this county, living about
three miles from Cairo, met his
death under the mest terrible and
frighiul circumstances. lie WAS IN
the act OF mounting his male, and
had one foot in the stirrnp and his
right leg nearly over the animal,
when suddenly she took frigLt.
jumped and ran, throwing Mr.. S,cks
back wards, his foot hanging in the
fatal s,irrup. The frightened AMI,
NAL now rushed through The woods
al lightning speed. dragging the IN
fortunate man over logs and stamps
and tempting hlm under foot, anil
he was literally beat to pieces.
When the mule was caught, al ,hat
was lett Of poor Mr Kicks was.
bruised aad bloody corpse. lie wss
an estimabIe citizsn, So years old,
and leaves a wife aud four children,
and helpless mother.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-10-30
A WARNING.

The Hon. Albert q. Brown, of
Mississippi, recently wrote letter
to a young friend, in which he la,
ments that he ever made political
speech or held an office. Tx Gov.
Brown was for 33 years, previous to
1865, continually in high official
and political station, and would,
therefore, seem to have had as ex-
tensive and favorable an experience
as any of his contemporaries and as
sociates. We quote as follows:
.True, as you say, ] have held
many Offices. Indeed, ! may say
tina, | never knew defeat in any OF
my aspirations and it is just be-
cause had success which people
call wonderful that | feel competent
to administer a word Of caution TO
the young men Of this generation.
My young friend do not be de
ceived by the glitter of office. /
am now past my three score years,
and am fast travelling into the ten.
| have held almost every Office in
the gift Of the people. and | can tru
ly say, with the preacher, sit is oil
vanity and vexation Of spirit"
Looking back over long, and ]
hope not unsuccessful life, ! can say
with a clear conscience, my great
est regret is that ever made pc
litical speech or held an office,
There is fascination in office
which beguiles men, but be assured
my young friend, it is the fascina'
ton OF serpent, or, to change thu
figure, it is the igais fatuuS which
coaxes you on to inevitable ruin.
speak of that which | do know
Ii my young friends will be gov
erned by my advice, | have this t.
saw: after all my success as a pub
lie man. now, when my head i
blossoming for the grave, ! feel tina
it would have been better for me i
| had followed the occupation of my
father, auu been farmer.
The mechanic arts are all honor
able. To boa blacksmith, car
penter, or an artisan Of any sort IL
no discred,t 10 any man. Better
that than be q jack leg lawyer, q
quack doctor, a counter hopper, or,
worse still, wretched seeker alter
office.
OF all pursuits in life that of a
farmer is the most respectable, IL
may have It's trials and disappoint
ments, so do all others. The me-
chanic may lose the wages of his
labor, the professional man his fees,
the editor may weep over delinquent
subscribers, but the honest INDUS
trious farmer is morally certain of a
fair return for his labor.
True, Paul may plant; and APP
polos water, but God must give the
increase" But where is the faith.
full cultiyator of the soil. Gods heri-
tsge TO man, who ever yet suffered
for bread.
Allow me again to "caution" my
young friends against the beguiling
influence Of office, and advise them
TO stick to mother earth"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-10-30


WN7ILL be sold before the Court House
w door in the city of Marietta, Cobb coun-
ty, Geo, on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT,
during the legal hours of sale, the following
property to-wit: Lot of land No. 463 in the
10th District and I'd section aud lot No. le7 in
the LIST District and I'd section Cobb county,
Ga. Levied on as the property Of Hardy
Strickland by virtue of fifs from Forsyth Su.
perior Court in favor of Isaac Strickland. Jr.,
vs.. Talbot Strickland maker aud Hardy Strick-
land security. Property pointed out by plain
tiffs attorney, II. L. Patterson.
Alec at the same time and place the following
property wit: Lot Of Land No. 495, 18th
district and I'd section Cobb county, Ga Lev
led on as the property of c. l.. Matthews by
virtue of fila from Heard Superior Courl in ia
vor of Thomas Vaughn VS.. c. L. Matthews
aud VIM. G.. Cox. Properly pointed out by w.
| III. Watkins. PRINTERS Fee So
Also at same time and place the following
property to wit: l8 acres of land in and near
! Smyrna lying on the west side OF the w. d
| A. Il, X. Immediately west of j. NJ. Daniels
and north of the Depot Levied on as the
property of Atlas Daniel by virtue of two
| ffas from Justice court 695 district C. NJ. in ia
vor of VIM Murray vs. Atlas A. Daniel -
Property pointed out by Plaintiffs Attorney
Levy made and returned to be w. B. Pilgrim,
Lie. printers fee 81,
Also at the same time and place, One brick
| Store house with premises thereto attached, on
| the north side of the public square, in the city
| Of Marietta now occupied by Joseph Elsas and
bounded north by property occupied by A. T..
Cnryell, east by Cherokee street, south BY the
public square and west by store occupied by N.
G. Gignilliat. Levied on as the property Of j.
B. Yoang. to satisfy fila from Cobb Superior
Court in favor of j. A. Sewell q Bro, and
one other fila. printers tee - 90.
VIM. p. STEPHENS, Sheriff.
Oct, 9TH, 1874.