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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-10-16
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rxEcuToRS sALE.

BY virtue of The last win and trstamea; Of
Ei,ha Hunt. late Of said county drceased, We
will saIl before the court house door IN MARKETS.
Cobb county Ga. on the first TUESDAY IN No
vanh,r next, lnt OF land Nh. IL in the 20'h
di.,rlct AID BAD section of Cobb couniy--nnt
of ~. hest quarter sections in rsid couaty.--
Between 81 aud - acres cleared and he hsi-
arce heavily timbsred. with good improve,
ni.nt- good water and fine orchard Living
within the incorporate limits Of the town ri
Acworih, SOLD FOR iisiribution.
Ieruis One half cash balance on twelvs
months time. with ; percent internal irur, Dat,
The- kig-n when las payelel is made.
WniiAA 2 HUNT.
HIRAM N. ADAMS
E.Ner,i sara
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Administrainr,s Sale

Will b. sold before the .ourt house door in
the town of Canton 10 Cherokee county, Gs.
BY virtue If AL .der Of the honorable court OF
Ordinary ofsaid county during the l"ga' houIs
Of salp On the firsl Tuesday In December mex,
tile following named lots and parts Of los If
land, to- wit Lois Nos. 1901 aud 1248 and the
wrst half of No. 1919, ali in the 2irt district
and ~ section oi said county. Terms cash
This 9Th Of Oct. 1874
8. n. MCCONNELL, Admir-.
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Georgia Cherokee County

To sll whom it may concern S. +. Davis
and f. l.. MASON having in p,orerform applied
10 me- for permanent letters Of administration
on ths .s,ats OF TyIa b I'ariS late f said
county. Thi i. to cite ali and singular the
creditors and uext ct kin If Tyrs b Davis 20
bp and appear at my office. within tie time al
iow d hy law. and show cause if any they can,
why permanent administration should not be-
ersptra TO them o. said estate. Witaess my
band and ofFici.' signature, this sept. 81, ie74.
G.. M. Mcclure, Ordinary.
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Georgia Cobb County !:

To all whom it may concern: Matilda b.
Lane having in proper firm applied to me 70
permanent letters Of administration on the ~
tate Of Richard A. Lane lat. of said county
this il TO cite Ill and singular the creditors and
next If kin of X A. Lane to be and appear At
,uy Office within the time prescribed by law
and ,how cause If any they have or can, why
permanent letters Of administration 81 ould net
b. granted to Matilda Il. Lane on Richard A
Lanes estate. Witness my hand aud official
signature this October IL 1874.
II. n. HAMMETT, Ordinary.
Printers fee 4
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LOST LAND WARRANT.

In pursuance of Rule ID in circular %" of
Department Of III Interior Pensi' II Office.
Notice is hereby girep.
That. l. Elizabeth A Sheraid. resident Of
. Obj county have tii.d in the General Land
,iticp. " ashingtou. ID. H.. cavtat, in the form
Vt m affidavit claiming title to crr,aiI~Land
" arrant, No 94,0i9 for 100 acres issued to
my father John Shpr,aid, in his life time, now
,iecta.pd Of said county Of Obj. That my
aid father was possessed of said Land Warrant
in July 1874 in said county, in which month
;h- pderal army i'll part, passed by the resi-
denc. If my father, WHEN the said resitencr
was entere,, and the trunk in which the said
Warrant was kept was broken open and the
warrant taken and carried away or destroyed.
That it never was ,iallsfeire, b, my raid ta1h,
pr That my sad father died on the 9th of No
veinher ls69 tina, ! am his only living child;
that there ia no administrations, and that have
applied TO the commissioner OF Pensions fur re-
issue Of -aid lost warrant No 94.0l9, tor l60
acr es Issued TO John Sh+rrard under the act OF
I'd OF March. 1865, a. aforesaid.
Elizabeth A Sharrard.
sept 25--6w. Printer fee 81 0ol
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EsTRAY NOTICE

Tol.d lief re- M "a an e4tTSy on iht Sns
Ia, Of October 1854 BY james B-a>s.u IT
,h.. IN: disi @ ~ Il herakr,s COUNT. ga. evt
Id COW. with i..it-s cait. about 3 -, tx :,
,i,y. aid. The CIV has bnth sass ers,'l'ea
mith sii, III right esr--ho,i saved short
whi,e eoinr with red spots ~ sid's. apprai.r
by Wa A. Tessley Snn Joseph ~ lacAte.
fferhol err. to be worth i've aollars aud g. II
is wo,th s5crs prr day to keep said cow ahd
calf
The owner s h-rtbe n"iif. d ia appear be-
tore snr prove property. pay costs Sud SSpep
ss.s and lake said COW snd "a away. else they
viii b, .nl,l un The 18th e this month. IA TIN
town Of Canton. Thp 0c', NH. la
g.. NJ. Nc lure, Ordinary.
[Prinr-rs fpe 81.
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Georgia, Cobb County
Sally z Butts. wife of james j Butts. bei
ssid husband refusing. has applied tor exeinp
,ou If personality and setting apart End va!na-
tim Of HomesfeaA, and viii pas7 upon tht
,sme NJ 10 o'clock, a. m, on the 10th day o.
October, 1874 =, my Office
II VI Hsmmett. Ordy.
Oct 9Th 1874.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons who have made it'll VA run
ming accounts for the year, are now notified
tha, they are due. and as promised promp'
payments are not only expected hut required
Aud pa,tes against whom We hold Lien Notes
for provisions, must pay by the 18th of October
rs they will then b. due, and it is on, Of our
p"w.r 10 extend the time. Take notice-k-rs
your word and prevent US having To make col
ieciions by law.
BOSTON & GILBERT.
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GEORGIA COBB COUNTY:
M. l.. Reid having applied for exemption of
pc, sopaIiy and will pars upon the came at ~
O'clock a. IN Oh the 10th day Of October 1874,
At my Office.
H. u, HAMMETT Ordinary.
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Executors Sale.

By virtue ct an order Of the Honorable the
Cont Of Ordinary Of Cobb County = will hs
sold b fare the court house door in aaid county
ON thu frst Tuesday in November next, 26i
acres Of Land more or l.ss in the 10Th District
aud End section, a. thu property Of Shadrick
jackson, deceased. Sold for the benefit If the
heirs and creditors of said decca-ed. Said place
lays 81 miles from Marietta on the Powder
spri, Rad good place with many conven-
fences. Terms I cash On day Of sale-3 to he
paid LIST day of January next, the balance "a
due twelve months from the day OF sal|, witt
lawful interest On MI unpaid from date. Bond
given tor titles on last pa, me. I, purchase pay
ing for Titles. A. j CHENEY, Exec'r
p S.-Those wishing to know more abnui
the place. can learn from the Executor near the
phase. OR address him at Marietta. Ga.
seprl9 IA. printers tee 500
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Notes.

NOTES given 10 US fnr Provisions lat
sp'ing are all matte payable, and due On the
18th lay Of { HE month (oct"berl and We now
give fair warning and We ~ish TO br distinctly
understood. tia, tho-e who fail To pay prompt
~ at maturity. will have ,c submit to leea'
press as we are determined. and We are e"n-
p+l'ed Is. c..,l-ci ,l.ese claims promptly.
Don't ak for ext-nsian of time-we Garnet
give il II takes but one tiuse 10 P-y u. and
a.. h..si time il when il is due and wheu you
pr missed 70 psy II
WINTERS & wHITLocK.
ANEs.As o.. - lss&
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Cobb County Georgia

AL Wallace has applied for exemption Of
personality and viii pass upon the same Al
10 oclcck q. m on the 18th day # Oct"her.
ia at my Office This Oct. 5. 1873;
II. NJ. Hammett, O'dy.
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&c. Ii. Spinks is elected 20 the
Legislature hO@ PSuldiAg county.
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Oct 7th. 1874
Cobb county Georgia :

Henry Castle has applied for exemption o
p, rsonalty. and ! will lass upon the ran't at
10, o'clmk y m, ON the 18th day Of October.
1874. at nv Office This Oct 9Th. 1874
IL. nj. Hammett. Ord'v.
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO iE ARE
respectfully requested 70 c"me tarwsr'i and
pay mp aud particularly those whose sccounts
hav. been nnpaid tor rome months past
.,uly Is, WILLIAM ROOT.
The New York herald., 1874-12-21
BROOKLYN.

The Commissioners OF Charity will to-day COM
mence to issue supplies from the FIVE storehouses
which have been just established for the outdoor
poor.
John O'Brien, thirty-nve years OF age. fell from
the front platform OF Smith street car on Satur-
day night and was severely injured about the
head. He was removed to the hospital
The fair opened at the Academy OF Music last
week in afd OF the new home OF the order Of the
House OF the Good Shepherd, East New York, Will
be continued during the holidays
1t was announced In all the Catholic churches OF
the diocese OF Brooklyn yesterday that collec-
tions would be taken up at ali the masses on
Christmas Day In aid OF the orphan asylums.
Masses win be celebrated the same as on Sunday
fire occurred at three O'Clock yesterday morn
ing in the lower part OF she three story brick
houses Nos. l7a and l74 Grand street, owned by
Mrs. Montague. The loss Is about 81, 200; fully in
sured. The fire was tho work OF an tncendary.
Marshal Th0rne will Investigate the matter.
Michael Kelly, foreman OF Engine Company No. l2
and John Rapp driver, were thrown from the ap-
paratus, which upset while es route TO the Gre, and
were severely injured.
The New York herald., 1874-12-21
LONG ISLAND.

Mr.. John Nolan, eighty.nve years OF age. while
going from his house on Friday last to take the
stage for the Huntington depot OF the Long Island
Railroad, suddenly fell dead in the road. The
Coroners jury called TO investigate the found
that he "died by the visitation Of God In the natu-
raj way and not otherwise"
large quantity Of valuable stock was sold from
Mr.. William Crozier's Beacon Farm, at Northport
last week. A mock OF Cotswold sheep were
shipped to Galveston, Texas at 500 each, and q
breeder In Maryland bought another nock OF the
same breed at the same price, with an Ayrshire
bull and six cows Mr.. CrOzier, 1t may be remem-
at the last iall exhibition of the Queens County
Agricultural Society.
lunattc vagrant was arrested at East Marian
on Friday evening. He could not be induced to
speak word, and attempted to make violent
assault on every woman he saw. On Saturday he
was taken to the SuffOlk County Almshouse, at
Yaphank, where 1t was ascertained that his name
was GOtlteb GrouS, and that he had escaped from
the Almshouse some two weeks before. He has q
halluclnarlon that he has murdered some woman
The barn OF Mr.. Henry SchoonmaKer, at Pipes
Neck, just west OF the village limits OF Greenpor
was burned about ten O'Clock on Saturday night,
together with horse valued At about $500,
number OF fowls, two wagons and everything else
straw In the yard There is no doubt that the
barn was set on fre, and evidently from the out
side. The Greenport Fire Department turned
out promptly, but could do nOtnlng to save the
property on which there was an Insurance OF
only $3.50 While the loss must have reached 81 000
The New York herald., 1874-12-21
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

JUST SENTENCE AND VICTORY FOR BERGH.
case OF cruelty to horse came before Judge
Riley OF the Third District Court. in Brooklyn.
on Saturday which presented features not only
OF an utter lack OF the simple element Of human
tty, but OF determination to disregard the Laws
Of the State. 1t appeared that one OF Bergh's ON
GERS, on the preceding day, discovered Q man
driving Q horse which had q large sore on his
shoulder, which was being rendered worse by the
constant cnahng Of the collar. The driver, after
considerable diffculty, was arrested. Upon the
trial 1t was shown that he was not the owner Of
the horse. but was hired by man who also
made his appearance In COURT backed by
lawyer. The driver was placed upon the
stand, and according 70 his own evidence
he had been previously arrested for the
OF the horse paid, and sentenced 10 five days I'M
prlsonment IN the Raymond street Jail As soon
as ne was released the owner again placed him IN
charge Of the horse, knowing that ne was unns
for service Upon the conclusion OF the evidence
the Judge discharged the employe and arraigned
the owner, to whom he administered some whole
some advice. He told MIN that he would fine
HIM $25 for this offence, and that he would stand
committed until the fine was paid. "And now,"
said the Judge, ''if you allow that horse TO be
driven again before he is perfectly cured Will
send you to the Penitentary for six months" 1t
may be proper to mention that both the sentence
and the admonition were received with great sat-
lsiaction by q crowded court rOom the most OF
the persons having been drawn thlther to witness
the Holy Land lecturer James abandonment suit.
The New York herald., 1874-12-21
AN AFFRAY.

They were both drunk. Patrick and Ann Farrell.
husband and wife. Outside Of No. sos East Four.
teenth street. at noon yesterday the snow was
falling; also, occasionally telegraph pole or an
awning. The snow silenced everything on the
street. Inside the house Patrick and Ann were
falling to; likewise the crockery. The sounds OF
strife from the apartments OF the Farres hushed
all other things in the interior. Pat was mad.
Ann was maddening him. She would talk. He
strove to repress himself. Yet who can
Withstand the staboing Of woman's
tongue. Pat bit his lip, and looking out OF
. window saw the snow. which is called
BY the th0ughtless "beautiul" and 'fnnocent.n
II was evil It's effect. 1t itself in his
mind with a spotess shroud. Why not let 1t
weave snroud IOr AnnS This was the thought
tnat nashed INTO Pats BRAIN He adopted the sug.
gestion. He went for Ann threateningly. She
forgot to jiDe longer, and only sought ior safety
from him. When he was approaching her, and
there was no other way to evade him. she threw
up the window sash, stood Tor moment on the
ledge and then jumped through space She struck
the pavement hard, and her lett leg was fractured
Just above the ankle. She was picked up and
taken to Bellevue Before she went she secuted
the suggestion OF policemen shat sne should COM
PLAIN against Pat such is the constancy OF woman.
Pat was locked up In the seventeenth precincs
station. He was mass OF spirirualized material
The New York herald., 1874-12-21
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON, ssPor' QUIET, FUTURES" ACTIVE
FLOUR DULL-wHEAT FIRMER-CoRN LOWER
OATS FIRM-PoRK DULL, UNsETTLED-LARD
FIKM--oRocEREs QUIET-FREIGHTs FIRM
PETROLEUM HELD FIRMER-spIRrrs TURpEN-
TINE FRM-kosIN wEAK-wHIsKEY UN-
CHANGED
SATURDAY, Dec. 1916 p M.
The ''old old story" repeats itself with the
lapse OF every succeeding week, ana as the holi.
day season approaches the snrinkage OF business
In merchandise becomes more and more appar-
ent in almost every department. saving those
commodities which are expressly adapted for the
holidays. and which are generally regarded as
pertaining in some way never yet explained TO
"good st. Nick" The wholesale trade OF this city
has been exceptionally quiet during the past sew
eral weeks, and last week was even more 50 than
usual The fluctuations OF the gold pre-
MUM, coupled with the political revolu-
tion of last fall and the Congressional
legislation likely sooner or later to result from it
combine to intensity the commercial depression
which has existed 80 long, and the widespread
inertia in mercantile circles is mainly attributable
thereto Merchandise is exceedingly sensitive and any
probable action which will be likely to affect it often.
times exerts baneful influence in busncs circles long
before is taken During the last week business vas
very circumscrbed scarcely any Of the leading articles
OF mcrcnahulse sehng with any freedom, Many
changes In firms are contemplated for the incoming
and In other ways making preparation for
new departure with the first OF the
The retail trade Of the city, contrary
scarcely more active. 1t noteworthy fact
however, that prices . rule reasonable as
could be expected. The dry goods market was very
quiet all through the last week. while the hardware
business was at an almost complete stand Boots and
shoes were also inactive On Change there was unu.
son to press sales, the money market being eas, and
n dSs
was dull ana business very small. yet there no
the week they showed some falling on. oass
70 buy al he Sssn win w.asy sshy
was without cnange, though alternately advanc-
%e4s SO . sns y
ans s a psr Of n M ms ON
was dull and unshaneed wheat mea ea with fair DUR
and p ara a VALUES y e bushs Corn
We're S and PINT IN Barley
market opened easier, but subsequently ruled firm, and
closed quiet Groceries generally quiet with sugar
sishs I but T Gs Ps
in sd 1Sa % wh p ss S tor
rosn was dull and weak. Whiskey was quiet but
tent nominal Futures chiefly under the influence OF
win some sales showing decline ofxc. 4 further
70 the ea
ten. q ilsc hc The market closing barely steady as
% Rns
sns aSsyS
we have 76s@ bales N excess Io'day's receipts, ss
Ssss Closing suosstoas .o .s' poains; ~ &
ysnnary n,, z @ ,.S psbTpsry & !. 7isc M March e aSss;
l5lsisc Juiy. Is is2c IS i.lec August. !6Nc we
ScStionj - ~'- ~ .'s' -'A ''-A1--u " S'-@A'-
The New York herald., 1874-12-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Dec. 10, 1874
sas s'H sa sssSssi sss HsaSys s 2s
New onLxAxs Dec, 49, 1874
mas ans less
81 Sass sossw Sales sS stock !ssi sf'A
Cotton dun; mdalins, lsslc. a Iasc. Net receipts,
2OUO. stock, 6o3S9
SAVANNAH, Dec. 10 1874
,ssc low mddins, ise Net receipts, 4sS5 Saess
Expo!ts TO The Continent i42' coastwise, 46a saes
s....... CHARLESTON, Dec. l9. 1874
Cotton SoSa Suaies siansSy aslps s Sw %sd9g
bales EIport,mio the q Continent oli coastwise l67a
Spirits urpenne firm a, s kSsn % sransa
Sd \ Srs Srsds & % s4 s g. 81 @ yellow DIP
roa. S1 ar,l and nd upsnsnssa sales
S que Corn aue - wns hss
sss a5sS sd
to BSsons M Us 70 psI Sew TOY York. RssIrGaS
Albany. s4c
,uror er mo las, BS,,o Dss IS ls o
@ SS psrs sass eHsass a. % a0
sss1 4 ~s'. ss S;;:
Ss snlssss s. sa sssHs g 1ss sss s.ss s;
Of high mixed at &C old No Western CSC. Oats dull;
Barley quiet, Canada, ! 90 50 Western. 81 y .
- 80, twe,rowca stase, u Ns ~ so Barley man arm;
hogs. 5xc- &c. Provisions unchanged.
Flour steady. Wheat steady; No. 5 White Wabash,
p os; amber Michigan q ts; No red, 81 10y; no.
declining; high mixed, cash and january, 7c., may,
1910, old Isc low mixed 1Oc 7O1Sc. no grade Tic.
ssd, q Gi mammoth, Is Dressed hogs IS a IS IS
40O do. Shipmens-wheat. 5000 bushels; corn, 6.0Jo
do; oats, lAU00 do.
CurcAoo, Dec 10, 1874.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat arm and In fair do
rnand NO. spring 9lc. No. do, S8Mc, CASH 09kc,
January; S0c., February; No. do &ic. rejected 7sc
Corn old. dun and nominal at 1c. cash: now, dun and
The New York herald., 1874-12-21
DIED,

ADArR.-suddenly, on Friday, the 18th inst,
JANE ADAIR.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, at one O'Clock to-day from the residence
OF her mother, 2l4 West Thirty-thlrd street.
BlRD.--At Y0nkers, at the residence OF his SON.
in-law, M. ID. Mansfield, on Saturday, STEPHEN
BIRD, In the 77tn year OF mis- age.
Funeral at Peasantville to-day at ono p. M.
Train from Grand Central depot at $40 A M
B0LLET.-On Friday, the 18th inst, OF diphtneria,
FLoREsrINR youngest daughter Of q. Boet ana
the late Mary s. Boet.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited
to attend she funeral. from the residence. los Al
len street. on Monday, 21st inst. At one r. NJ.
BURDICR. .--On Saturday December IL, at FlatkA,
Fla, WKLLISGroH w. BURDlcK, In the 36tn year u
his age
Funeral win take place en- Monday December
81, from hts late residence No. 27lk Putnam ave.
nue. Brooklyn, A. two O'Clock p. n. Friends and
relatives OF the family are invited.
CoNKLIN.-At Mount Vernon, East Chester,
suddenly, on Friday, December, lA GEORGE
CoNxLIN, In the 10Th year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the tunera from hts late residence, ~ two
O'Clock p. NJ, on Monday, December Il.
Jersey City papers please copy.
DEANK-On sunday. December 20, OF disease ol
the heart, JIMMIE youngest child Of George e.
Jr., and Jennie Deane, aged year, IL months and
10 days.
The rclauvv and friends Of the. family are re
The New York herald., 1874-12-21

declining at &c. cash e5Sc. January: rejected 6lSc.
6lAc. oats steady No at 523yc cash 527sc January
97e Barley du,i and declining No Aspiring, 81 2s cash
SIS So spot Lard quiet and weak at I2c cash;
sls 20 February Bulk meats quiet and easier
rib middles shc loose whlskey steady at nc on the
ea % the bon61 Corn ls afternoon wheat Vas STACY & and
ruary; Lsrd % unchanged Recepts-Flour 7ooo bbls
wheat 3 900 buslels corn, 5000 do. oats T000 do
1000 DO barley l200J do. shipments-Flour TO- 900
bbls wheat 5OO bushels; corn, $4,000 do oats, 500
do barley, 5UU do Cattle active and higher; demand
firm Tor good grades Of butcherng and shipping BUTCH
ers ~ so ~ 20 shipping - s. rs; shipments 1000
Live hogs dun and declining: receipts 1000 with 10 900
left over from Yesterday poor to extra $6 IS ~ Isl
5UOU sheep weak: fairly active; eip Is
l. 100: common to choice, S3 80 a 81 K