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EDUCATIONAL.

TEE wAsHfNGTos gssALE SEMINARY
a VII 3, opened MONDAY NsPtember Il, ls7s, II
30. lNSI l]ih streSt North Se@t. Mr. 4 n.
Blr6Hk6 spd Hiss n {. DOUGLAS, Pri,ci.
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The REFORM SCHooL.-The board of trus
tees or the Reform School yesterday, after in
speeding the main building, inst furnished and
the grounds, held meeting, when John Blain
was appointed teacher and VIM r. Ruth a
Waterman. The finance committee, in cOnnec
ton with the president, were directed to pre-
pare esomates for the fiscal year Guiding June
80, 1875. Charles F.. Russell applied for the re-
lease of his son, Charles, ticket Of leave SO
that he might be sent TO the military school at
Chester, Pennsylvsnia; granted. The finance
committee were directed to certify 20 the &C
counts of Gov. IL. ID. Cooke, ex-treasurer OF the
institution.
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oeoO Ossh PfiZes, aggregatinF .....-... 25O. 900
PhlLE OF JICE ETS:-Whole TicSefs, 40.
BAN Tick cts, Sc: Quarter Tickets, - Sd: Nlegeo
1l6kets. 300. NO INDIVIDUAL BgNEFITs
Tbs Concert is strictly for Masonic n1rn5ses
ano viii be conducted with the same iib.r.ifv bo7
esty, and fairness hfch chAracterfz-f ts I'D "a.
'erpfise. JOHN Il. KOPER. Pest
FOR Tickets and Circulars giving fall Information,
adoressi HENRf v. MOORE,
Secretary, Norfolk, Va
Apply a. 244 Eleventh street norr n rn-f. or 70
JanitoTs az MUsOnic Temple, corner n Snd n sc
hsSpnNSttiF lFsNfS Wanted saRI-f -, Ssi0-.
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CITY ITEMS.
PRIGG'S,

received at Priggs Jewelry Store,
NO. 45T Pennsylvania avenue, near x street.
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THERNoNBTKRssn and Bsrometefa ara repaired
and made 70 orderly Hempler near ~ street.
TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the uss-
rainess OF Singers Sewing Mschine. is
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The New District Goxernn,a,,

Inc contractor Tor improving Pennsylvania
avenue, between Sth and 9th streets southeast
has been notified that he IL not laying the Nc
Adam pavement in accordance with the terms
OF his contract, and that no measurement will
be given unless the terms Of the same are
strictly complied with.
The engineer to-day made application to the
police commissioners for the appointment of
four additional special police to take charge of
and supervise the wOrkhouse laborers upon the
streets. II is intended to organize another gang.
THE NARKET-MAsTEES
for the respective markets were to- day notified
that the force allowed to be employed by them
hereafter will be as follows: Eastern Market
one laborer, one night-wstchman, and one
horse, cart and driver; the iaborer and watch
man at the fate of S1.50 per day each, and horse,
cart and driver $50 per month, and that no i'd
ditonal force be employed without special su-
thOrity. Western Market-One lab0rer and one
horse, cart and driver at like prices. George
town MaIket-OBe laboFer, one Waterman, and
one horse, cart and driver, with like paw.
Northern Market-One laborer, one watch man,
and one horse, cart and diver, at same price.
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The Montpelier Female Humane as.octa,gop
g. hTteTtd ~ the Legislature Of YirRiui. spt ne
SlFcut .OoUrt q Orange county, propo-a- nv a
seIles o. GrsId Gift Concerts, ests biisb sad en-
Gov Home Tor the Old, Infirm. aud DesfitoFe
Ladies 81 virginia houtpelier TIE t1-foeT rssf
oence OF President james dsdieon
Ine Absoclsilsn IL under the control Of eight
ubstses, SIX OF whom are elected bienniAlIg by the
vyoehhoioers ard two appointed BY the Governor Of
kemittspces for tickets msy be made by expires
prepaid, post-ofice money order on Washington
ID. O., or b. registered letter, addressed TO
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Presr NJ. Y. L. A, klexandris, Va.
References, By permission: His Exoelleuoy, Js..
L. en- per, Governor OF We; Ris ExcellencS an.
tert q. " alktr. Ex- Governor Of Va; Hon X ,,art
II. WnherE. Lieut.. Governor OF Va aud NJ n ssn.
atcr elect Hon Robert W. Hughes, Jn5ee E..ssr,
frem Virginia. VI ~"nsi0S
For full particulars, testimonials, &C., send for
circular.
Address Hen. JAMEs BARBvUR.
Prest n. Y. II. A, Alexauarts' Va
Reliable Agests wanted everyuhere .nS,.cs,
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OF IHB
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN,

NANkhStIh of GEOhGkTONN.
The next term o. this School will commence an
MkhhEsDAfr October z, lisa, with the ION owing
JUDGE GEORGE W. PAsCHAL,
Ihs Lao a. Heal Property, PlCadfng Erffsrrs,
Criminal Lar ard me Science Of GorerHBaeat
CHRISTOPHER IGGLE, LII. B.,
FtfSoTdt fToptTfy, Contracts, MercGatis Lar
D0T7eSfic Relations ard The Doctrine Of EqKtty
The plan of Instruction embraces Lectures, Rect
tslloAs ana examinations upoO the several titles of
law, toeeiheT with illustrations OF sctual Court
Application for Information, either in person or
by letter, may be made 70 the Secretary who iIl be
present aithe Cole &c hail. 0ouZsga Law Building,
Sl5 street, Warrington, daily, from 3 10 z n "a
e[4-lOlO b. II. hAhLEf, Sec. Of the Faculty,
MES. 8. A. PICKS sELECT SCHOOL FOR
4'1 BOYS, at $50 lSth StrsSt, corner e. sill com.
mence its Fourteenth Annual Session SsPTEgPFB
Ioth, Please call after September 9th. aagzi- In"
ID 0TS' ACADEMY,
IA In rear Of d. STnferlani'S CkWrca, ~ 81. N "
" III coEmeio &c Its NTH year MONDAY, eeptemb r
q. Number OF pupilslimited 20 thirty. The objects
OF this Institute to t boys fer business or for
cotttSs, Classical or poly teChnic. Photography l.
Taught As a regular study, and several have eo9s
writer's. For thos- fitting FIR business, Spelling
Pepmenship, Arithmetic aEd Book keeping are
speclsIties. For those vhO design TO enter college
Algebrs, Geometry, Plane aud Analytical TrigOnO-
netTy and the Classics are Thoroughly taught
Hours from 20 8. Price, SIS per qusrtcr. Gee
Circulars al Cram els and Bsllsntyne beokstores
nGmber Of gold and silver msdsls swerded esob
enf2o-lm' AN, md, Lib Priacipal.
II 0tsLYES SEMINAEY,
~ 1855 street, bet. l6i h ST. and Vermont ave
mlss a l.. DhhhICh, PTiD., successor 70 Miss
Aoss IhA school session VIII ocmmsnee SEPTEa-
cipal, At the Seminary. surIsIua
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IL YOU HAVE RHEUNATIsM, Duran2's Rheu-
matte Remedy wiz cure you.
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BANKERS.

TOR THE ROCKVILLE FAIR,
Arrange ments have been made between the n 1nt.
gomery UouDty Agricultural Eocie- $50.
~ ana the Baltimore and Ohio Bail r. 80 $50
Fosd for the Iuuuing oftrains TO and E=SEDk<3
from the FAIR on the
GIN, 10Th, AND 11TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1874,
by the following schedule:
Leave 05 a. m
A. 10 -
keturniDg leave Rockville. - IS p. M
a, .....-.-.............5.G -
.....................6 10
Round-fri tickets, TO which a cOup0A ticket will
pc attached, admitting the holder to the Fair will
De sold Of the Railroad Company office Wasbiag-
tor. ID. G., at 81 Is. stock, machinery, and Other
articles Intended for exhibition carried at half price
No article on exhibition VIII be removed ninth
O'Clock p. N. of the second dsy.
rrx,, K J. HALL. President
SPENCER c. JONES, Secretary. sep4-st
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FORTY HOURS IN A BATH-TAs Astonfskiag
Escape Of a Prisoner on Board d SteamBodt-A
person who, in the Beekman street police eta
ton, described himself as George W. Hail. of
Norwalk, Conn, recently stole row boat from
man 10 Norwalk and sold it 20 VIM. K. Brad
ley, of Glen Cove. Hall stole the boat again
and brought ii TO New York, aud eudeavOred to
find purchaser. a Glen Cove constable ar
rested Hall on Friday last at the Grand street
ferry, and took him on board the steamer Sea-
wanhaks. At Sands Point the efficient con-
stable lost his prisoner. The steamer went on
to New Haven, and arrived back in New York
on Saturday morning. After she had been
moOred at Pier "A, a passenger noticed a man
sitting on an under guard in front of the wheel,
about four feet from the paddles. Officer Tay-
lOr got him OF in small boat and took him to
the Beekman street police station. 1t was Geo,
W. Hall, nearly dead after 40 hours fasting He
had crawled through the water closet and out
of an opening at the side of the steamer and
perched himself on a short brace not over six
inshes wide and two feet above the water. Hs
was thoroughly drenched by the great waves
and spray, and when taken on his legs were
swollen, his teeth were rafting like casta nets,
and he was suffering the pangs Of hunger. After
medical attendance he was taken to Glen Cove
yesterday in irons, under charge Of the consts-
BILE who lost him.-N. T. San, 7th.
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froNZAGA COLLEGE,.

EokZAGA OOLLEGE.
81, - fcrfh toPiiol ~ Ia - HcTfAtctsG.
.. is lnsfifutt,n ts cSnducisd by tEc fathers a
- koctefy CT Jesus TIE Cuursn ~ stufirs IL TIRE
enc ~ thst pursued In Other instuiioas conducted
~ thet order. echooi III b reoPeuod on MON
DAY. the IN Cf SeFfeu har.
FpriS- tOrtI isMEs gLaREs P-e.f
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EHE WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT
A contribution of 500 was to-day received
IIom SesSrs. d. Z; Lay & Co., No 223 4 X street,
tionai monument. This excellent example from
the youngest business hrm in the city could be
wen ioiloWed by scores of older houses, that
perhaps only need the reminder to induce the m
to fall into line on the same side. Old Mary
land further responds TO that patriotic work 6y
ADDING the following subscription to the contin-
gent tuDd: Harmony Lodge No. 50, +. a. A NJ.
Port Deposit, $50; Liberty Council, No. "A, O..
[. a. NJ, Baltimore, S1O; Hartford Lodge No
-, knights of Pythiss, Havre-de. Grace, $40
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
Montpelier Female Humane Association
AT ALEXANDRIA, "a.
November 23. 1874.
LIST OF GIFTS

.2,l70 Cash Gins, amounting to......sI GOO. 600
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TIE CGURTE

EQUITY CouRr-yadgs H4mphreys.
To-day, Wiley agt. Str Jnp, bill TO nrevent
defendant receiving Certain moneys from the
District government; order to issue restraining
GTder. rope, ST., agt. Cuil eft al; do. Judge
humpnreys reused to act on any law casas.
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Number Of Tickets, 100000.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-09-18
CARD
Texas Grand Prize Concert,
Postponed to October "a. 1874.

The Hon. Jas. T. d. Wilson, Mayor Of Hous
ton. and the City Council endorses the enter
prise as follows;
HOUSTON Texas, April %, 1914.
We the undersigned, regard the Real Estate
Distribution, which J. Z. Foster proposes 10
make on the 22d Of October next, ia this city.
as calculated 70 promote improvements, al'd
placing within the reach Of many, who olLer-
wise would be unable, sehanee 70 secure home
for them and their families, and having from
our long acquaintance with him, every conf
denee IN his integrity, we feel justified IN say
ing, that we believe be will carry out his Distri
blEion honestly and fairly, according 70 bic adj
ysrtised plan.
Signed by the Mayor, the Hon jas 7. D. VIII
son, and City Council
Capital Prize, s. 900 Gold ten Residences in
Houston !; Population 20, 000 and the Railroad
centre Of the State 80 tracts Of land in differ
ent portions Of the State. Value Of prizes,
SAG, 700 1900 tickets, . each. The man
ayers are 70 well convinced Of the snecsss
Of the Enterprise, that they feel justified 10
promising 70 refund every cent Of money, if the
drawing does not take place on I'D Of October.
EVERY PRIZE PAID 10 full. whether all the tick
els are cold or not. Send for circular. Agents
wanted.
r. w. HOUSE, Treasurer. address
J-E. FOSTER, Manager,
Houston, Texas-
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AcwoRTH DOTS.


ACWOkih; VA, cspt. A1tn, Ao'1'
WE bow politely to the readers of the
JOURNAL and commend Acworth to your ia
vorable consideration.
Announcing candidates and writing up"
the doctors of this place, will be lett exclusive
ly to "Unov
"A HALF runaway last Saturday evening,
in fact regular one-horse concern-no, one
mule. But the mule failed to make complete
thing of it, from the fact a fence corner was in
the way and the mule could not help but run
into it. No lives lost-harness all safe.
Consumption prevails to some extent in
this place-that is the consumption Of victuals.
A FUSS among ode culled' folks. A black
boy about seventeen years old contributed
$3.50 10 the Town Treasury for the privilege
of beating his little brother. This little broth
er paid $500 for taking the beating and max
ing fuss about it.
Willie Bate and Sam Hawthorn, two Of our
own boys, accompany Capt. John Bate to the
Franklin mines, where they will rusticate
| awhile.
-SAD.-The shades Of approaching night
We're gathering fast. The sound the evening
train was waited on the air. Several objects
move along the track. The train all the while
drawing nearer and nearer. One short shgill
blast from the whistle, the engine is reversed,
but on comes the heavy train aud passes over
"a few little insignificant pins. some school
girls had placed on the track.
-FELToN men are not scarce in Acworth.
| IT'S thought the vote if taken now would stand
half and half between him and the nominee,
Trammell. A good many enthusiastic speech
es are made on the street corners by the adj
mirers OF DIR. FELTON,. FELTON, meets with a
great deal of opposition from men who always
stick to the nominee. But some that claim to
| be genuine democrats say they will vote for the
| independent candidate, instead of Trammell-
''Uno" for instance.
--Dptheria among children has been one oil
the diseases demanding the attention OF our
physicians. In Paulding many deaths have
| occurred from it.
THERE will be grand Temperance rally
at Acworth on the 1st of October Distin-
gushed speakers will be present. An effort
was made to get the Marietta Silver Corne'
Band to blow for the occasion. Bob Mitchell
is putting it through.
-Acworth is steadily growing, has fine
churches, good schools, live citizens, and sever
al mineral springs.
Col. Litchtield still wears an open collar
| but he feeds we'll.
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CHEROKEE DOTS.


Religious revivals sill going on. The fol-
lowing numbers have been added TO the
Church at Hickory Flat Presbyterian church
union meeting Ia joined the Presbyterian;
Is the Methodist; the Baptist Enon Baptist
8; Salem Baptist s Sharp mountain Baptist
Is; Steer Head Methodist IL Labanon Meth
odist 30; New Bethel Baptist 43; Carmile
Baptist Is; New Hightower Baptist Is; New
Hope Baptist A.
PINE KNOTT HARD SHELL CHURCH.
Wesley O'Brien had singing school three
days in the week he is good teacher and has
a large class of splendid singers. Rev. John
Evans preached an entertaining hard-shell SER
mon on Sunday and had communion and feet
washing. large attendance.
LITTLE RIVER CAMP GROUND.
The gravel train crowded with passengers
arrived at Trickum on schedule time. Head
quarters at the tents of Coils. Haney, Hawkins,
and Foster Rev. Davies opened the services
on Friday night, aud on next day eloquent SER
mons We're delivered, at 8 o'clock by Rev.
Richardson, at IL by Rev. Davies, at by Kew
P. II. Brewster, and at night by Rev. Harwell.
On Sunday at O'Clock, Rev. c. nj. Mcclure
preached very interesting sermon, after
which an eloquent aud touching appeal was
made in behalf the Orphans Home by Rev,
Richardson. A large collection WAS taken up.
At IL o'clock Rev. Davies preached, and in
the afternoon eloquent addresses We're. deliver
ed on sabbath schools by Revs. Sullivan. Har-
we'll and Dodge. At night Rev. Harwell made
an earnest appeal and had the altar crowded
with mouners. There We're about 30oO per-
sons present on Sunday.
Cherokee was well represented during the
meeting with candidates for Office. We advise
them. if they want to gain notofiety, to have
their names announced in the Journal. There
were also about 1000 candidates for matrimony
on the ground. Marietta was well represented
in this line. There were also present any
number of old bachelors, old maids. widows
and widowers. They were around with smll-
ing faces and seemed deeply interested IN the
meeting. On Monday Revs. Burtz, Dodge,
Davies, Sullivan and Hanson oficiated. They
had a glorious meeting and about 20 Joined the
church.
At camp meeting, near Reinhart's Chapel,
a great revivalis going on and 30 had joined
the church up to Monday ard no doubt lar
ger number will be added.
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Pencil Points.

-HUFF, of Macon, sold forty zone
thousand pounds of bacon in one day
recently.
Hon. B. II, Hill will canvass
the Second District during the cam
paign in the interest of Hon. w. E.
Smith. the democratic candidate.
-Gordon's Brigade will meet in
Atlanta during the Fair.
A large brick building, on Meet.
ing street, Charleston, S. c., occu>
pied by T. $. Nipson, dealer in
shoes, and by II. Baers' drug estab-
lishment, was burned Saturday.
Loss, $4,000. Half insured.
A general and protracted drought
in Ohio is delaying farmers in put
ting in their fall crops.
President Grant and Generals
Sherman and Sheridan are expects
ed to visit Cincinnati next Thurs.
day to attend the exposition, and
will then go to Columbus to be pres
ent at the meeting of the Army of
the Cumberland.
Since the recent murder of Iyey,
mail route-agent on the Alabama &
Chattanooga Railroad, several route
agents of the South have shown con-
siderable alarm, and are asking
leave of absence from the Post-office
Department, and some decline to run
any longer on their routes.
Secretary Bristow has approved
the recommendations Of Solicitor
Wilson in regard to the secret SER
vice division of the treasury, and
directs that steps be taken at once
for the reorganization of thst branch
of the service, ard that papers and
evidence in relation to the secret
service in the hands of the Solicitor
be turned over to the Attorney Gem
eral. Colonel Whitley has rendered
his resignation as chief of that bu-
reau, which has been accepted.
A Delaware man lost his wife and
a race horse by the same stroke Of
lightning, and he tried for two hours
to revive the horse.
The Navy department yesterday
received information of the death
from yellow fever of Mr. Gambler,
Superintendent of Improvements at
Pensacola navy yard, and wife, on
Saturday last.
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a Disastrous Fire at Acworth.

a DISASTROUS FIRE at AcWortn.
On Thursday morning about three
o'clock a disastrous fire occurred at
Acworth, burning two brick stores
of ]. w. Hill, occupied by J. S. AM
thony, timer, and DR.. I. A. Rooney,
Postmaster. Mr.. Hill had burned
up, besides his two brick stores,
fourteen thousand pounds of bacon.
Mr.. Anthony saved but one wagon
load of tin ware and his loss is esti-
mated to be between $500 and
$4,000. A. M. Northcutt d Co.,
experienced a heavy loss from steal
age of goods after they were remov-
ed from the store. The Monitor
Office had much Of its type knocked
into "pi" and its press broken. The
Postofice's contents were all burned,
making complete loss of $500 or
5000 in stamps and money. DIR.
Roney's loss in Drugs is about $500
The fire was under good Roadway
when first discovered and was only
stayed in its progress by the heroic
action of the brave men who used
wet blankets and piled buckets Of
water freely. There was no insur-
ance on any of the property burned.
1t is supposed by some to be the work
of ineeDdaries for the purpose of rob-
berry, as some unknown party robbed
Mr.. Abel Willis house on Wednes>
Of all his wearing apparel.
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The Cant of .Imnosrors.

II is so obvious that physical and constitu-
tional vigor is the defense against disease, that
even the vendors of drastic purgatives advertise
them as tonics stomachics and invigorants, in
the hope Of enlisting the confidence of the pub
lie in the devi,alizing and pernicieus potions.
1t is amusing to note how these impostors im
tate and copy the language in which the medi
cinal properties of Hostetters's Stomach Btters
are described. Although the effect of their
rasping evacuants is to destroy the tone OF the
digestive organs and the bowels, and to rob the
system of its vital strength, they are unscrupu-
lousy recommended TO the weak and PROSTATE
victims of disease as stimulanis 1t is time this
humbuc mot a very succejssful one it is true
thanks to the mature coF.,EbeH zetss Of the Amer
lean people) was stign,ati4ea AZ i: deserves
Such mischievous fatsgisoqtls zhuai" be expos
ed pro bono pabiico Hosieiter's Stomach Bit
ters he it distinctly understood, Is u siimulant
Ii has a spirtuous basis and that basis is the
vehicle which ditfuses its wonderful sanitary
principles through every part OF the system
The tonic, Alternative and regulating ingredients
of the Bitters would be comparatively inert ii
they We're not so TO speak, carried to the locali
ties where they are required by the stimulating
agent The cant which protests against the use
OF pure alcoholic fluid, when employed as a
! means of giving full effect to medicinal extracts
of the highest utility is the cant of charlatanism
Every intelligent physician so charactertzes It,
and the sick who are griped, convulsed aud de-
biltated by the nauseous and disgusting nos
trums OF the parties who put it FORTH soon lind
to their sorrow that il is a delusion and snare.
Hostetter's Bitters, the great sanitary stimulant
of the age is, in the truest sense OF the words,
wholesome, vitalizing, renovating preparation
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Job Printing.

The JoURSsL has an extensive supply Of
material for Job Printing and are prepared to
do every description of work desired by the
public generally. Our prices are lOw, work
nansEip unsurpassed and perfect satisfaction
given. Fancy and eolored work in good style.
Bill posters, cards, blanks, pamphlets. cireu-
lars, biIi-heads, &c. all done with neatness -
We keep good stock Of printing stationery On
hand. Give us trial.
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democratic Meeting.

Gov. James Smith, Hon. L. N. Trammell,
Capt. E. P. Howell, will address the citizens
of Cobb county at Marietta. Saturday next at
1O1 o'clock. Col. Trammell and Capt. Howell
are candidates asking the suffrages of the peo-
pie for high position. Hear them and Judge
cor yourself. A sister southern State is already
involved in civil strife. Come anG hear our
patriotic Governor. Take council with him,
and save Georgia from like calamity. Come
one--come all.
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Postponed Administrators Sale.

Agreeable to an order Of Honorable James
L. Stewart. Ordinary Of the county Of Mitchell
and State Of Georgia, will be sold before the
Court Hsnss door in the town Of CantJn, Cher
okee county, Ca, on the first Tuesday in Octo-
Der next within the lawful hours Of SaIe the
following property to-wit: Lots Of land Nos.
1893 and sos in the 81 Dist and I'd section Of
originally Cherokee, now CheFokes county,
containing 40 acres each more or less. Sold as
the property of George BnFiz late of this State
deceased. Terms made known on day Of sale.
This Aug. 25th, 1874.