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10 the best remedy in the world for the following
complaints. viz: Cramps In the Limbs and sscm-
ach, Pain in thu stomach. Bowels. or side, Rheu-
ma.ism In all Its forms, Bilious Collie, Neuralgia,
Cholera, Dysentery, Colds, Flesh Wounds, Burss.
Sore Throat, Spinal Complaints. sprsins and
Bruises, Chilis and Fever. For Internal and H
ternal use.
Its operation 10 not only 10 relieve the patient.
but entirely removes the cause of the complaint
II penetrates and pervsdes the whole system re-
storing healthy action to all IT'S parts, and auick-
euing the blood.
THE HOUSEHOLD rASAcEA Is PURELY VEG
TABLE and All Healing
Prepared by
No. 2lJ FULTON Street, New York
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The PUREsr AND SWEETEST COD-LIvgR
on ia Hazard Il Caswel'-, made on the sea
-hore. from fresh. selected livers, Of the Cod
only. by CA<wEIL, HAZARD 4 Co. New York.
IL il absolutely pure and str.,t. Patients who
have once taken il prefer II To all other.
Physicians have decided it superior to all other
oils in market.-ICom.
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Aslrefs yssvpsos. ssosBAca. pssss. psss
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Yer . ] havtna sHsse tine bsaethinS sev Ss<
fast s<iii,G We f<sry arssts. Bot 0 ne>essfsy ~ an
siAsses ~ peopis ]sc.r.Iif saving Sessy - ssysFa
Bnssnsss AonasAsse fle,sass. bsG~ er asy~ss oo
rsks srs s1trsDesy yEsatatss Tor al otss
var esss eksuos. Yea tStf To write tr rartsca-
ta-s sne vA.sab!s ssSFa-Es e. y a HrrcsrssoS
SEQ. CAscsso. III
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An INCIDENT OF II NINETEENTH
CENTURY.-A poor man in Scranton, Pa,
lost a child by smallpox. During the
sickness he was obliged to beg bread,
but 80 fearful were the people of com
ing in contact with him, hat the morscl
that he did receive was barely sufficient.
to keep his family from starvation.
When his child died he applied to the
authorities for a coffin, but could not
obtain one Councilmen sent him to
the poor-directors, and the poor-direct-
ors referred him to the councilmen, SO
that between the official b~enevolence of
public men, the man returned home and
made out Of rough boards a box in
which he placed hi. dead child. He
was then obliged to carry the rude
coffin to a grave which he dag with his
own hands.
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DIR. j. Walkers California Niu-
egar BitterS arc n purely Vegetable
preparation. made chiefly from tire IA
tive herbs found on the lower ranges "f
the Sierra Nevada mountasns az Califnr-
MIA. the medicinal properties Of which
are extracted thcretrum without the uso
of Alcohol. The question IL alulo.
daily asked. What Is the cause Ot the
unparalleled success of FISEGAE Bar
TEESi' eur answer Ia. that they remove
the causc of disease, AMI the PATIENT IT,
covers his health. They are the great
blood puriticran = hfe-giving principle.
a perfect Rcnovator and l~nyigorator
of the system. Never before IL the
history Of the world has a medicine brra
compounded possessing the remsrkails
qualities II ytSEGAR Buffers in healing the
SICK Of every disease man Ia hci: Ia. They
are q gentle Purgstivc as well "a . Tonsc.
relieving Congestion or .nfamma;A,n -
the Liver and visceral Organs. IN bliouI
Diseases.
The properties Of De. WALKER's
ViSEGAs Birrsns are Ap.rcnt, Disphurc,ir.
Carmisatiyc. Nutritious. Laxative. Dsarri:c.
Sedativc. Countcr ~Irritaa,. Sudouiic, Aitcra-
tive. and Anti Bilio~
10. %. MCDONALD - co.
Druggists sni t.-n ACTS san Frsnct~,s. caiGlr"
and car. ut " sshinctoa and Chartf"a SIS. y
sold by ali DrsGxtsts md DEALERS.
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF An
OLD lRS

MRS. wIHsLOw's SOOTHING syRrP IS THE
PRESCRIPTION OF one of the best Female Physi-
clans and Nurses in the United States, and has
been used for thirty years with never falling
safety and success by millions % mothers and
children, from the feeble infant 81 one weeh old to
the adult. II correcis aciiity cf the stomach, re-
licves wind collie, regulates the bowels, and gives
rest, health an I comfort TO mother and ehili. We
believe IL to be the Beat and surest remedy In the
World in all eases Of and DIAR-
RHEA IN CHILDREN, whether u arises from
ree,hing or from any other cause. FuIidireet.ons
for using will each bottle. None Genu-
inc unless the facsimile Of CURTIS PERKISsis
on the outside wrapper.
SOLD By ALL MEDICINE DKALERaL
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time young Grant became quoted. The
affair Was magnifed by rumor into a
very considerable scandal.
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FARMERS and stock raisers have fire.
gueutly told us thai they have reen very good
re-ults from giving Sisriidn'S Cdrd'ry Con-
dittOn Po,r,Irs To cows and swine before and
after they drop their young. The powders
put them in good condition. and give them
strength to care and provide for the suck
lnc. -IcOm
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The Trade Of the United States.

The exports Of English manufactures
show a decrease over 1872, and much of
this falling off can be traced to this
country. For the eleven months ending
Nov. 30, 1872, our account of importa-
tons stands as follows, the same being
compared with those of the year pre-
yious
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Own two hundred tons Of nityo-GlN.
cerine have from 6,st to last been e.
plcded in the Hoosec tunnel.
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1919.

yious
Articles. 1872. 1874.
Cotton manufactures, piece
goods. .i26, 4Js,s $50 04,2ss.0s3
Iron, zig, tops..........---.. l6j,s+S N,uss
Iron, tar, angle, bolt, and
rod, tons ........ 800. 62,351 G,Sc9
Iron, railway Of all sorts,
Iron, hoops, sheet, boiler, and .
arrnor plates, tons. 2s.sD I1,9ss
Lad. pig. rolled. sheet, pip
ing. and tubing, tons. ...- 1880 ASS
Linen manufactures, piece
goods, yardr. ,472,UU yI,fU,sfS
SILK manufactures, broad
.:ufs If silk or satin, value fl&s,2f9 G4,S.O
Ribbons Of al kinds, value. fO,5D So,ss3
Other articles of silk only,
.o,ier article. Of six and
other materials, value. $l93,022 fl6,.s9
Wool, sheep and lambs, Ms. 2,l99,lll sl9.Oel
Wool, cloths, or wool mixed
with other materials, yards 5,sS6,64s 4,6S3,Ol1
Hnrsted stufs Of ali wool, or
~ool mixed with other ma
t-rials, yards 81. 232, 9l s3,ls5,l71
Carpets, yards. 6,656,44 4,9o4, 6s1
The British Board of Trade shows
that there has been a falling of in ex-
ports on twenty-seven classes of goods,
while there has been an increase on but
seven classes. The heaviest decrease
has been on iron and linen and cotton
goods. The record for November shows
this decrease to have been enormous.
In November, 1871, the exports of iron
were 273, 900 tons in 1872, 258, 900 in
1873, 219, 0O0, showing a falling of In
two years of 81, 600 tons for one month
alone. In November, 1872, there were
exported 300, 000, 900 yards cotton piece
goods in 1873, 261 Co., 900 yards, a
difference of As, 900, 900 yards. During
the same month of 1872 there were ex-
p rted Is, 00O, 900 yards of linen piece
goods, while in 1873 the quantity had
fallen to IL, 900, DOC.
While England has been decreasing
her exports to this country, the United
States has been pursuing precisely the
opposite course.
For eleven months of 1872 we sent to
Great Britain S25, O00,O 900 worth of
wheat. For the same period in 1873 We
sent out $50, 600, 900 worth, an increase
of $50, 600, 600 in this cereal alone. In
1872 We supplied England with cotton
to the value of S118, DOC, 900; in 1873 to
the value of S145, 000, 600. While We
have thus bought much less and sold
much more than formerly, we have been
pursuing a no less gratifying, though
opposite, course regarding IL exports
of gold.
During the eleven months of 1872 we
sent Great Britain more than $40, 0O0,-
900 in gold. In 1873 We sent but $15,-
900, 900. In 1872 We received from that
country no gold or silver worth men,
tioning. In 1873 We received over
500, DOC, 600; so we are therefore out but
$1,000, 900 in gold so far as Great Brit
ain is concerned.-ChicdgO Inter-
ocean,
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THE END OF THE WORLD

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COLONIZATION N COLORADO.

Extraordinary ts~sseen<nss - tss sitnsss-
hsaiss, nisss. ssssh s,estns. fsxstss- rsSssde
vslopssn., ssS s~saep-@shfns I~sfprzstsss hes-
ADDRESS a n YArrKRsOx. SECRETARY. 1orr Cob
has, Csssss1fa
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ID tUt UuVtIut
SOLD By ALL MEDICINE DRALERS.
Browns bronchial Troehes FOR Coughs
and Colds.

and Colds.
COUGH, COLD Or sORK THROAT
Requires immediate attention.. and should be
Checked. II allowed to continue, iksITArIoH OF
THE LrNas, A PERMANENT THROAT AYTIcrroH. or
AZ IscuEABLR LUHo DISEASE 10 often the result.
browns BRONCHIAL TROCHEs,
Having . direct influence ON the parts, give imns-
date relief For BRONCHITIS, AsrnxA, CArAanH
Connective AND THRoAr DIsnAsrs, TaocHrsars
used nth ai~aAs god s'srcess
SiHosRs AND PUBLIC SPHAGHKs
willard -RocHHs useful In Gle 'rinG the voice when
taken before Singing OF SPEAKING, and relieving the
throat afser On unusual exeriion ofthe vccaiorgans
Obtain only "BRouHs BsoScHIAL TsocHss.'
and 90 mos tase any OF the worthless limitations
that nav De onersd. Sid svsrswhsrs.
CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND
SICK,
nom no other cause thaa having worms In the
stomach.
BHOwNs vERAIYUGE coMYIrs
vii destroy Worms without injury 20 the child,
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all color
ing or other injurious In cred enss usually used Ia
worm preparations
CURTIS q BROWN, fsoprietors
No. 2.J Fulton Street. View Yort.
SJd =, druggists and Cae-ts,., und dea,e~s -
Nedrisos, at fvRsTT-vrvR cEsrs A Boz
"NOTHlNG BETTER" Cutler Bros. Boston
DIR. John Ware. celebrated VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BAtSas, for Colds and C0nsumr ,iOn.
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TAKE
THE PRAIRIE FARMER
FOR 1874.
" VILLAIN:

" WILL AIM:
farmers. ~ neans Of the Ystrons - Hssbsnsry
and Farmers Cube.
It'd lead the van in the contssf Of the psop PIE Nth
railroad snd other monopoliss-
TO treat Of the NOS, approved practices In ssri-
cultural and hortieulsursi pursuits.
To set forth the merits 81 the best breeds Of 90
nestle anin ais, ard to sluriasts TIE DsfeefVtes
Of correct breeding
1O furnish he latest and noss In portaes iaAas
trial news, 81 home sn1 abroad.
To diseuss The events and susstoas % ths asr
vtthos, fear or fsvos.
I'D further the .osh 81 ssr's.issrsi SO hosssesi-
tarsI soeisfiea
I'D advocate Industrial sasssuos. IN sAs correct
sense ~ the term
To provide mfr atisn upon ths % Bile so0ain,
Western soils, citm sts. etc
I'D sns~sr Inquiries 90 sh nsasss Of Subjects
which come within ne pAsrs.
ND give. sseh vesh. f.n 40 reliable ssstss, crop
I'D present the family With choice saA istsfest
ing ffsratsrs
TO smuse AMI instruct the yesn0 hita,
To be, In . vors, % isatspenssbis asa assscsp
tiosabis ssrn and arssiss eospaasos. In every
rssp.ea
TERAs-snsis Copy. ssa %. snasn. h. 81
nee. or too sswb. ordsre1 - the ssas tzs, $40
Liberal fststsios 70 Cisss- Three nosths %
trial. 50 cents Sample sam tsr Jyss.
Ldhssal Cash CSo9Bssasas - Agssss-
Gsesa laAsesososs - 1eS0esS' CbsSt
and GssaSes.
Fan asl coaplsss caa vssssas oas.
o. Furnishes free. on sepnessoa 10
THE PMAIRi. 1AnAEa COMPANY,
CAseaGs. 1u-
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VHEy WRsyINs. To aOvGarssEns-
- sess psS~s-
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AaIUrD WAITED HU8 M
HISTORY or I'LL
GRANGE MOVEMENT
FARueRs vAR AGAINST n0NOP0llEx

p-as Q fail a.x sssss~ss- sscrsss - tss ssr~e
~.~s 4 he Ass~rSaa Das8sfs ags<nef tSs sntog-
-. a. ne Esslr>aA co0ponaes wa 3 hsssssy -
.ss rf,> "a rrs9vess s(ses ovsss a. psssses -
6.ss~asry tts ok1ssss 81 DsosDs<ea n s>fis -
800 80 sss vSy - ssls Sssss sAss ssy ssAss
Nna Address yArfcSAL FJbLftAfxS CO.
cNs~n~~. III. az "a Loats. 10
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THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA.
AND
EAAua

Go To RIVERSIDE Water Cure. Hamilton
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70 e10 Inv e0to1 IN Van
a,s 70 rfsk- 0tHs0s
..n pkiet free vAiss-
Tsrs. 1rBBaIbss q Co. Bsrtsyo
- ssS BroGsrs - Wall street. y.
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NV WAY o. P1llooo 1Gg1N.
o. so - s~-4.r - ys-- - - T-s~ss - pSsg
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MASON { HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
BosroS, NV YoRx, CHICAGO. Lospox& VIENNA
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-01-02
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.

We give our readers the text OF
the Civil Rights bill upnn which Mr..
Stephens is to speak ON the opening
of Congress in January
THAT whoever being corpora,
ton on natural person, and owner or
in charge of any publicinn, or OF any
public amusement or entertainment
Tor which license from any public
authority is required, or Of any line
of stage coaches, railroads or other
means of public carriage of passen-
gers or freight, or of any company
or other benevolent institution, or
any other school supported in whole
or in part at the public expense or
by endowment for the public, shall
make any distraction as to the
admission or accommodation therein
of any citizen of the United States,
because of race, color or previous
condition of servitude, shall, on
conviction thereof. be fined not less
than 500 nor more than So, 900 for
each offense. and the person or
corporation so offending shall be
liable to the citizen thereby injured
in damages, to be recovered on an
action of debt"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-01-02
A STATE coNvHNTIon.

Our Georgia exchanges are dis
cussing with some animation the ex-
pediency or non.expediency of a
State Convention to revise the State
Convention. Atlanta and Milledge-
Vile are animated, as the discussion
may involve another location of the
seat of government, and both places
have friends rallying to the defence.
We know of no issue presented to
justify, at this time, SO grave an as
semblage as Convention to remodel
the organic law. The location may
safely rest, for time at least. where
it is and oil other questions affecting
our local government will be better
solved az time affords more expert
ence and mature reflection. Espe-
cially is this the case in view of the
possible passage in Congress OF the
.Social Rights bill" the aim Of which
can only be to mongrelize the races
or 10 foment perpetual discord be
tween them. Mr.. Stephens may as
sure Mr.. Sumner and his friends thai
he will go as far as they in securing
these rights to the negro but the PEG
pie of the South will never cease Il
regard the movement as the most ex'
traordinary instance Of philanthropi'
madness or devlish spite in human
annals. 1t is beat, before We take
up for consideration the organic Law
of lie State, to await further dc
| velopments.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-01-02
srrpHENs ON THE STEAL.

The speech Of Mr.. Alex. II. Ste
phens in defense of the salary grab
and back pay steal is more of q sur
prise to the general public than it is
TO those who are tolerably familiar
with his history as public man.
He fought against secession iiercely
and forcibly; yet event with his
State" and went SO lamely and hal,
tingly as to do more harm than good.
He denounced the Greeley moves
ment and demanded "straight-out"
Democracy; yet he was the pane
gyrist of President Grant and the
apologist of the Louisiana outrage.
The next step is a sophistical de.
Tense of a measure which both Demo-
Gratis and Republicans have earnestly
condemned. His chronological quib>
blings about dsmagoguism are un-
worthy OF a man of his eminence.
The people know what is a dema>
gogue. They know the difference
between Pcricles and Patterson.
If they did not, Mr.. Stephens would
undoubtedly soon teach them. AT
present, however, his eye is fixed
more upon tho White House than
upon the homes Of the Georgians
whom he misrepresents. They will
promptly repudiate him and his sens
timents. But we cannot help being
somewhat sorry for Georgia. One
of her Senators makes an outside |
living by drumming" for a book
concern, and for life insurance
and her most trusted Cons
gresham defends Grant and the back !
pay steal. South Carolina is--rrott |
much worse of. - Charleston Ne'eS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-01-02
---------,---s--------- r.
GEORGIA NEWS.

Col. J. r. Sneed, well known as
the former editor Of the Macon Tele-
graph and of the Savannah Repub-
lican, has assumed editorial control
of the Atlanta Herald.
A GERMAN, in Bullock county,
with one mule, made sixteen bales OF
of cotton, weighing Ave hundred
pounds each, and three hundred and
fifteen bushels Of corn.
ONE of Haights lions died in
Newman, caused by tumor in it's
throat.
CARTERsvnLE is afflicted with the
drama Of "Ten Nights in a Bar
Room"
TIE Forsyth burglars revenged
themselves on the town marshal the
other night By robbing his house.
The Tax Collector of Monroe
county has issued fifteen hundred fl.
fa's against the colored patriots who
refuse to pay their poll-tax.
The ladies Of the Augusta Memo.
rial Association cleared 81, 1875 70
at their recent bazaar.
THE GAINESVILLE Patriot says one
thousand negroes have emigrated
from Houston county TO the West.
A NEGRO iu Monroe county died
Of small pox some days ago, and sew
eral cases have since appeared in
the vicinity.
MATTHEW ABBOTT, Of Lawrence
vile, attempted to drown himself,
but the water was too cold and deep
| and he crawled out.
AUGUSTA tried to hold Conven-
| ton to get an expression Of the peo-
pie AS to the wisdom of holding a
State Convention, but the people
showed their wisdom by not attend
ing.
Sucn a rip-roaring Christmas as
Atlanta had, the "oldcst inhabitant"
never witnessed its equal. II was
confusion worse COMPOUNDED. Sew
eral accidents occurred.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-01-02
Postponed Administrators Sale.

BY virtue of an order of the Honorable the
Court OF Ordinary Of Cobb County-will be
sold before the Court House door in the City of
Marietta, ON the first Tuesday in February,
1874, half interest in all the lands connse.
ted with the Empire Mills, near Roswell in
said county, to.wit: Lots of Land Nos. 456 and
457. West sf Nickaiack Greek. and lots of land
Nos. AGO, 42l and $50 all in Cobb county
Also lots Nos 37s 3S4. 3Ss, $50 and i56 in De,
Kalh and Fulton Counties, containing ia the
aggregate about 5S5 acres aud sold as the pro-
perry Of the Estate OF Thos 4. King deceased,
to perfect titles. Terms cash.
Printers fee 81 SOY
W IlIYnS0N AJnar
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-01-02
Administrators Sale.

BY virtue ii an order of the honorable the
Cont of Ordinary OF Cobb county, Ga, will
be sold before the Court House door in the city
of Marietta on the first Tuesday in january,
1874, one fourth interest in two brick tenement
store houses occupied by Mrs ShGnthall Mrs
Brumby and others, on the north side of the
public square and back store and lot, leased
and occupied by J. b. Blackwell, and sold as
the property ofthe estate of Anna {. Mcleod,
for the benefit of the heirs and creditors OF said
deceased. Terms Cash. Dec, lst. 1873.
SARAH i. KING, ADMIR-.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-01-02
Georgia Cobb County !:

To all whom II may coacerai greeting -
Whereas. John Il. Putnam has made applica-
ton TO me for letters Of dismission froni the
Guardianship Of the person and property OF
Amanda Legg, formerly Amanda Grisham.--
This is therefore to ellie all aud singular those
concerned TO show cause to me if any they eau
on or before the lst Monday IN January next
WHY said letters IS prayed for should nor be
granted. This Dec. Sd, 1873
I'm. HAMNETT, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-01-02
aeotnia. Cherokee County :

TO all whom 1t may CONCERN: A. g. and j.
NJ. Con, having in proper form applied to me
for permanent Le,ters ot Administration on the
Estate Of Samuel Con. late of said County de
ceased This is to cite all persons concerned
10 be and appear at my Office within the time
allowed by law, and show cause if any they
can, why faid Letters should not be granted to
applicants Dec. 10TH 1873.
W.R.D, MOSS, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-01-02

ABOUT two weeks ago G. III. Key,
and his cousin, Truman Conwell,
both of Jasper county, were ON their
way to a party when an ALLEGATION
ensusd, during which Conwell drew
a pistol and shot Key, iniicting q
mortal wound. The wounded man
survived few days, and before he
died he furnished his slayer with
money with which to leave the
State.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-01-02
Georgia, Cherokee County /:

To all whom it may concern. John r., and
Sailie Ross. having in proper form applied 10
me for letters of Guardianship, ON the persons
and property OF james L., aud Frederick E.
Rainey, minor children Of James Rainey, de-
ceased This is To cite all persons concerned,
10 be aud appear at my office. within the time
allowed by law, and show cause II any they
can, why letters Of Guardianship should not be
granted To said applicants Nov. 18th. 1873.
W. K. ID. MOSS, 0rd'y.
Yprin.er'A fee &3A
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-01-02
Postponed Cherokee Sheriff Sale.

WILL be sold before the Court House door
in the town OF Canton Cherokee County, Ga,
within the legal hours of sale on the first Tues
day In February 1874, Lots Of land Nos ls6
and 1877 in the 10th district and Cd section OF
said county. Levied on 10 satisfy two Jus
,ices Court Fifas from l00Sih District q. NJ,
of said county in favor of J, Il. Westbrouk vs.
w. c. Wilson. Levied and returned 10 me
hy I. A. White. l.. c. Dec. LIST, 1873
printers iee 49,
II n DRAINING Sh.r;F
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-01-02
Georgia Cobb County:

To all whom il may concern: Whereas, A
N. Simpson has applied to me for letters Of Ad
ministration on the estate of -----. McCamp'
bell, LITE Of said county, deceased. This Is
therefore to cite MI and singular the creditors
and next of kin of said deceased, TO show cause
TO me it any they have, on or before the flrs'
first Monday in January next why Hald letters ne
IA prayed for should not be granted Ihis
Dee lst, 1873
HIM HAMMET'r. Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-01-02

To sll wham it may eoneern: Greeting /;
Whereas, Sarah +. King. Administrative OF
the estate Of b. s King late of said county.
ieorasesi, represents by her petition daily filed,
that shs Laa fully administered said estate and
asks that letters Dismissary be issued TO her
This il therefore to cite all and singular those
concerned 10 show cause TO me ii any they have
on or before the frs, Monday in December mex,
yhy said letters should not be issned IS pray
ed for. This Oct. seth 1873.
II. NJ. HAMMETT, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-01-02
FRUITS OF THE HIGHER Law.

1t disturbed the political status
under the Federal Constitution-re'
pudiated the bred Scott decision and
the authority Of the Supreme Court
of the United States. 1t fomented
the late war; wAGED it and conquered
States under it, without any regard
whatever to constitutional authority.
1t is now the supreme law OF the
land--a law having no sanction and
no limitation but in the discretion
of those directing it. 1t is well that
Mr.. Adams eulogises its author, WIN.
II. SEWARD. 1t is too late for Judge
Black to expose its iniquity. II is
a ching accomplished under which,
politically, 1--WE live and move and
have our being"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-01-02
Georgia, Cherokee County :

To all whom it may concern: Whereas, W.
II, Abbott OF said County, has made application
to me for Letters Of Administration upon the
Estate of Prudence l.. Ahfrt he a said
county deceased This il therefore 10 cite all
persons concerned, to be and appear at my Of
lice, within tine time prescribed by law, TO tiie
their objections, If any they have TO the grant
ing Of said Letters This Dee. LIST. 1873.
w. r. d. MOSS, Ordy.
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