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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23
Small Farms near Marietta,

/. A Farm containing 81 acres near city limits
=. One Farm 90 acres fine two Story Cottage
new, 81 mile from square.
3. One Farm Is acres improvements meagre
! mile from square.
A. One Farm 40 acres near Kenuesaw Noun
tain, no improvements
5. One Farm 90 acres 50 cleared 1.-TWO room
house, / mile from square,
g. One Farm 40 ocrts, fair Improvements and
orchard, =! miles from square.
/. One Farm 81 acres good improvements,
orchard, etc , miles from square.
5. One Farm Ito acres, no Improvements, one
mile from square.
9. One Farm 90 acaes, no improvements, all
cleared, J mile from square.
10. One Farm 1870 acres fair Improvements, l
mile from square.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

AN Editorial paragraph in the
Atlanta Hcrald, of Sunday last,
commences with this sentence -
ave do not mind confessmg that
Theodore Tilton has our sympathy"
We sincerely hope it is not intended
for the public to infer, that domestic
trouble is brewing in the household
of either of its editors. If there
should be, we are glad we can't SYM
pathise.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

THE Savannah Adrertiser gives
an account of the stoPpage Of two
young ladies ON Whitaker street, who
were returning home, by a negro,
"who seized one of them around the
waist and attempted to kiss her."
The ladies screamed, and being in
the vicinity of their dwelling, we're
rescued by young gentleman who
havl ned to be at the house. The
scouud.,l cS aped in the darkness.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23
Georgia, Cobb County

To all whom it may oucen: JmGes NJ. Cad
dy having in proper form applied to me tor per-
manent Letters Of Administration on the estate
Of William Rorie late Of said County. This Z
to cite all and singular the CREDITORS and next
of kin Of VIM. Rorir, % be and appear at my
Office within the time allowed by law, and show
couse if any they can, why permanent admin
istratiou should not be granted to James NJ.
Gaddy on said state This June 25th rs
IL NJ. HAMMETT, Orl'v.
Printers fee a.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23
Georgia Cherokee County

Whereas, W w. Bagwel and Stephen Rich
ards, Executors Of William Richards, repre-
sent to the court in their Petition, duly filed
and entered on record, that they have fully
discharged the duties required of them as ex-
ecutors This il, therefore to cite all persons
concerned, kindred and creditors, TO show
cause If any they can, why said executors
should not be discharged and receive letters OF
disuission on the first Monday in August
next. April 30. ls75.
C. NJ. MCCLURE. Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

ASAFE PREDICrloN.-When Gov>
ernor Leslie and Governor Harlan,
ri al candidates for the Kentucky
Governorship in 1871, were stump
ing together, they found at one place
only a single bed for the two
DWELL" said Leslie, as they got COM
Portable under its comfortables, zone
thing is certain-tho next Governor
of Kentucky is lying in this bed
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

GOOD crops everywhere is the
report, coucisely stated. Even in
the section of Missouri that were
overun with grasshoppers, heavy
yield Of corn is assured, with the
PROMISE of large flax crop also.
Tennessee is iubilant over wheat
crop, and the corn crop in every
Southern State is written down as
almost unprecedented. Every day
is putting more and more cotton out
of dasger, and altogether the crop
outlook is certainly bright and
Frightening.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

Whereas William Champe, Administrator Of
Nancy Pu.h. represents To the Court ia his
petitiuu d3Iv filed and entered on record. that
be has fully Administered Nancy Pugh's estate.
This is. thee r!or- to ,lte all persons concerned.
kindred and creditors 10 show csnee itauy they
can why said Administrator should not he dis
ehars,d from his Administration. and receive
l,t.,,s OF Jisui,siuu. on the first Monday in
Ocjoberuext. This July lst ls73.
q NJ MlELl-RE Or1inarv
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

The potato bug has reached the
desert, hundred miles north of OF
tawa, Canada. They arrived in show
ers, striking against window panes
like hail, and are dcvouring all the
potato vines in the vicinity
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

A MAN in Ohio recently commits
ted suicide by choking himself to
death with hoop>skirt. Ia.
Yes, "hoops" are dangerous to
fool with, no matter whether they
enclrcle your neck, woman, or a
barrel Of whisky.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

TIE new constitution Of the State
of Nebraska gives State and county
officers fixed salaries and no fees
This robs an office oc three-fourths
of its sweetness in the eyes OF the
average ofice>seeker.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

The first new bale of cotton of the
season in New Orleans on the
14th inst, sold for % cents per
pound. Galveston, Texas, received
two new bales on the Sth inst, at
lJcts. Classed middling.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

IT is said that the sick elephant
in St. Louis can be bought for $780,
600. Perhaps, now, hero is good
chance for Gov. Smith to swap off
Chattooga county.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

FRED Douglass and Langston, col
ored, are going into the newspaper
business at Washington. A part of
their independent programme, we
suppose.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

A GANG of negro thieves and bur
glars at ThomasyiIle was recently
broken up by the arrest of all the
members. The leader is lad only
about fifteen years old. 1t was he
who attempted to shoot Col. Harda'
way, while robbing that gentlemaus
house a few nights since.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

A New Orleans man claims to have
invented a process by which cotton
can be manufactured into silk, He
has gone to France to introduce his
invention to the silk manufacturers,
and its adoption, it is predicted, will
largely increase the consumption Of
cotton.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

THE prostration of business in
New York has caused broken mer-
chants, barons and mobiles, to seek
employment on city railroads.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

CorroN came from India while
to be spun, but now the mills threat
en- to go to India to spin the cotton.
Iron in America, cotton in India.
At this rate how is England to main,
tain her industrial supremacy?
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

Few are aware that the United
States has become the greatest silver
producing country in the world, tax
ing precedence of even Mexico.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

Too Poor 70 TAKE A NEWSPAPER.
The New Haven Register is respon-
sible for the following: "a man in a
neighboring town, who las about a
thousand dollars 10 the Townsend
Bank, was in store yesterday, and
watching his opportunity, whispered
in the ear of the dealer, is the Town
send Savings Bank getting a little
shaky 2 The merchant turned on
him with look of dire astonishment,
and asked, where have you been
the last year, or don't you read the
newspapers ? The man replied that
he didn't feel able to take news
paper well, said the merchant,
you have lost twice enough in the
Townsend Bank to have paid for all
our daily papers the rest OF your
life The depositor left, looking "a
little shaky.'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

FROZEN peaches will be shipped
to Europe this summer in large
quantities. A successful experiment
was made last year, and it was de-
mon8trated that fruit kept frozen dur
irg the ocean voyage, thawed out
fresh and fine of flavor upon arrival
in England, where it was sold at
enormous prices
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23
Mining and Timber Lands

Contiguous to Rail Roads and practical Water
COURSES, Maps and Abstracts Of titles furnish
ed. Titles examined and lands sold. Coec
lions specialty-remttances promptly sent.
Property rented, Rents coilected-and all the
business Of first class Real Estate Agency at
tended to with commissions at living rates
which on enquiry will prove favorable.
Among the List now on their register may be
foLnd lie following
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23
EDITORIAL DOTS.

A CAmoiIo paper is to be started
in Savannah, Bishop Gross, editor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

IL eulogistie praise, the Dalton
Enterprise dominates Hon. l.. n.
Trammell for Governor. Nert.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

Why does a duck so under wa
ter? Fer divers reasons. Why
does she go on hand ? For sunday
reasOns.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23
CA y

- 4 NNASSERS wanted for two sa-
u nm pelb works Of Frea~h nt.
.ITIE RUNAWAN AND HEE PETS. and tie
pretty pair "TuE DINNER. AND THE NAP.
Ihvs, Iivtme~ are e5ftt4 af place ~ costly
homes aud Inexpensive enough tor the simplest.
>sUiaq rapid =. and t1le oa sigtt. We -uarau
tee ready sales good profits. and quick returns.
ANY .active person WHO will lake hold can
make . handsome income Send for our best
terms 81 once.
J. B. FORD n co.
iu'vl6-l2f Ia Elm s.. Cincinnati.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23
w lid Lands.

On our Register we have $50 Wild Land
Lots principally located in North Georgia
Astounding in fine Timber Mineral advantage :,
etc, with perfect titles,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23
City Of Marietta,

Large aud Small Farms, Improved and Cnim'
proved, in Cobb county Several near the
Corporate limits Of Marietta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

Marietta, Ga. July 7llb 1e75.
, 1875-08-06

A scfl-1'ropolling Firc.Englnc.


Fire Commissioners Hotohaln and Ranken,
Who. together with Cant. smith and Engineer
Knibbs, yisted Manchester, N. H.. tu
purchase 4 now eteRmer for tho Read. re-
turned thia morning. MessHs. 11atchkin And
lsauxen have purchased a seconl-class self
propeller for e4.Bo0 subject TO tue approval
OF tho Board Of Fire Commissioners, WHO moet
tonight. The visitors wero ebown through
the works At Manchester and woro glven an
opportunity to hecouo acquainted with tho
working Of tho ae!f-propellins 1se-engiue Tho
propeller consists Of two oudless chaiua which
run ovor drums OIL the hinder axle and over
shafts projecting from tho hy-wheels, Tho rear
wheels we very heavy, and tho tires arc studded
ing bill. Yesterday, onc Of this class OF
steamers was taken from tho works to
tho raco-course 1t Manchester, wleto it
run mile in threo minutes. 1t mas
ascending hii!, nseeper than any in Troy. II
went up hill faster than either Of the four
Trojans could. Nluo Of thfa class Of steamers
have boon made And sold; tivo arc iu Nov foEk,
Two tn brooklyn. ana In Boston. and Que in De-
srot. Tho steamer which wAs tested Yesterday
can be finished IN abont a month, but It 10 con-
Hdere1 too heavy for Troy. II tho Fire Com
mlhslonarh ratify tho bargain made br the Coln-
in.ttce, aHecond class steamer Will bo bulls within
throo mouths for this CITY vt cost Of d. Soo.
I'm thelr way homo tho TrojAnH stopped in
boston. and looked 1t tho nelf-propoElor 10 uso
there. It gives great satisfaction. III going
to fire tim tender IL tltchod bohiud. aud no
lorsss aro usod at all, saving tho cost OF buy
Ing horses. and, Of replacing them when worn
out. aud their Keeping, and Of tho wages OF
driver. Sixty pounds Of steam is kept up
constantly at ooEt OF 30 conss pee ,tien,.
i looks a. II tho days Of horso-fcs2ln onr
Fro Department werc Numbered. The cost Of
keeping tue ssoamcrs supplied With horaoa has
been ono Of tha largest items OF expense. A
team will last not 70 exceed two yearp, when
they must be sold for sanost nothing and
e9 per week for each steamer to keep The hotsos,
aud 900 per month for driver. Ths self-pro-
Pelcr costs ~ much mora than Al ordinary
ute.uor - team OF horses aud cuts nothing
aud WAnta no driver.
, 1875-08-06

tc1ca In anyrr. Chicago papers. nrs you will tsho
tho trouble to worry through thnm. antt will !eaye Il
tn yor nsua farmers tn tkn III such ri The mr.
gh1ntnta in them ~, In 1Hs!re tn mr. ylu 1nsy H.
II IL now nearly hvn rnouhs Finca my pt"Ip4'tsou
through IT, Chairrnsn, ,-thnu whnn tll~r,, i- mt
Eore honest NAH in The conniy.-rhyr In tEc o;ri3g
Hf ttS Effa,r. ~hat ynli rcahrd IN rail ttun.i
heraps anil oist ahl ens Of titln antrIttnY Fir.
~ have ia'liH e'r way into n Recorders ut1!"r"
enthusiastically, very material II. nsserthr.r..
nvht now 'i"!tH grM tcrvcn In yrty iIany tu-tA,c
aud trankacteHa. I'll the makinR of sn1alt lons I-
lea very frequently nak6 N the+s certiiri
Cplet u nntracta nbsAtnesi from H 1iecor1er'r Dr
whih do ns ctst onefourtl ole-fft of a,1 aL+rat
now tuaao By The nd doing bus..
nera nli!eF tho sign Ut their further e1tpfoyc.,
fou ray. In your articlo, "ff Mr. Teltzer's schhme
0oe. through. hs Will havo = rnr,m Of ssrisanta at
work. who will mako thrtr Inrt1ranta a. they m
as'nE' nna have ample hllkHa'lIng lnatttr hsnd
wbrn they get tbsunRh." Arc yon, Mr. Editor jnst!-
hed In ch.sgng uae with anch intcnto,pa7 whas trn-
yels tae. such Ia my objectt frta doing that INV
from t!tse hopkh Aye ak 10 greater extent than
When te*n hooks arc in rnrrerrinn of the county7
t!a you ever heaf q sn slntrsctman Attempting to
M"ka Why, ons mt familiar With tlc Anutne.s nf
ulA ~ COOK County, after recalling your artice, .nst
collie 10 thu coIif!as!0u lAAt dare tut tirus uut
new TecnttiAhtn 10 ns1eeton, whtn II wrI.knexn
aet iat there arc to day very fow disputed titles III
ont county psnperty.ownrra laro nrcl mt conceal
they were befofh hs F,rr: for ali oit technical nn,i
clerical a.fcca sra wiped out by ths destruction Of shr
Oh! ieeura. Ttact-fhdccs 10 pew aecort1s arc Of
rodf.c thn best safc8uas1s Against forging titles.
lAe Tnefta that tho great naaa Of the YoI*fty-ow-
er. wuHtd dGEiye from them refernrt.ho1kr would
thousand ,ues Outweigh tho Jo,.iiity ii All occa.
at'h chse kurh "A set1s TO fr!ghcn yp,l, |err to-
Hlecttully yours, etc., uI1u FsLrxka
, 1875-08-06

lang Ened a. 4. French, y. shaw, W Iiam1n, md O..
II. inrsona for 81 ,sFl. ...
The Ie1nn National I'ahk hoaan Hns sgssn.t 1!ori-
ncJ H. Whlrpla and I'll u. 1shnts 10 reroTcr s',o.
JufAfMKNrA.
HurrRfn Observation-Disclosures Moaes n.
LnIa t}reri, {-J.75. ..-
JUbnE HAnr-Elizabeth N. }nte ". TfIn A1cnanni.
Insurance Company Of Clsyfhud. $tG1s-s. =. Laird
at A. VI. r. !. Qnrk 45N Fl-ticurKn nnr N 81 a.
~. Mrs htnry atnRan. t<0.'0-H. ": Mayer q ~ w.
nolIn S1G9G7-EstAan Mrars E. a. r.. EdHln Walker.
$ftl7s.--t;nasleh HGsra ri a. johf. kfng, Jr anu
pany n. Heulrn Cleveland. st71.-fster tMhsy = a.
y 1litnea Mutual F.so 1nsursneo ctGmpsny nl:.1
It ayx Chicago h rnrinr Railroad Cnt,tany, sf3o s.
a. h. Wilson Il ii. w. Js=He N and Eenteth IT, Asone,
tl,4M.-Arthnr FatrAe OF a. w. ". II. Haiito shd q.
A. k.rr, t2tn1. .- :, :,
Ctnoutr Counr-CosrEsA1oxs-1f. ~ IooEnts u.
AntAuny Smith aud Maria Smith, 37x7.3t.
, 1875-08-06

WILLIAM a. EWING; did OIL tho it.h sl,s VI Jannary
= ~" make his tcrtain Etnl.sary no" fur IL hou
aAte which u"ta asdsre1 by tbs deposit cuatdsa
sseu5Ity 81 nntc for hssn thnasand dllass f$IjG>
it, a. 'tFnsd +, Masn trF ps,as t. III, oraes Of
rreur!td 10 uG 81 "f .'.rd. u. In tho kctora
srs nhee Of {nnk Epunty. !nnfs aad whereas default
has hecn made ~ tls kaid William A. Exhs In Jay.
nsn' Of Tho rid mtg .do by him. Eue uoes j.
iA!3ed sha nn Hnnd'y August 9Th. !s'. IT, r'cock
in Tho fcfcnun. at hn nnrth r"nt dp,r os thu haHr
OF t9n.tclcc situated tbs suthrast Hf 1AS3r
4na MAshtnstnn strcots IN the Git, IF thcaEn n Cock
ton - Tho highest bidder for ca ot Martin
H. f"faE together with tho 3rErg occurring tftn enrnp,
Tor saa 1ArTcss Of laying te 4ad II William A..
ET!u9, tuGsthgr With interest and ousta thet,u,n.
+. h. Ut1SS,
f~-al hinder Of taid nd collateral.
Dated this sth day nf Aur1lAt, A. H., 1s,i.
, 1875-08-06
THE PROPOSED ABsrRAcr-joB."

10 the Editor Of The chteaao 1rtbuns:
CHICAGO. Aug. 6.-Tho editorial under tho
above caption IN your paper Of the 4t,l lnal ro-
leots SO seriously upon mo personally that am
compelled to ask you for space to rotute tho
odum which il casts upon mo.
Tho facts arc somewhat aB follows: Eoar1y
four years ago. tue County Board commenced,
snd has been sgitattnR eyar slnce, this matter Of
securing for the Recorders oHlce what are
called Tract-Indicos, or Abssrkcs-Dooks. II. =.
! look upon It. Welding to strong preaa::
by public policy, tho County Board III still
endearor1ng to secure at a reasonable
prlco Trustworthy and couycnlent indicos
10 Al! secords relating to real estate
gay, II that IL . u scheme or ''lob," it cor
tainly ia not mine. Does The ofrurins, Gu my
part, to yell to the county valuable cofn1uodty
honorAb!y in my possession, deserve to be- called
"pc!tzes'a scheme" or "tob"s Theso TERMS
10 shey arc nowadays geuetally understood in
connection M wiih ~, snsi mattefa imply sonohing
What offer for aAie IL aome.htng {so fsE u it
can be secured 1t all) which the PROPERTY owners
tn this county have bsen ciAmosing for III e.er
nince tho dre: come with tirst-c'ass articlo
to b turned over Tor uas at any uo1uont, jor
less seoney than con BE- made fur in hres ypars
tine, either BY private or public work. II l,
undar such circumstances, tor this doservo. an-
Cu[ulIb W JOuE &tb'GI6s 10 Do promptly 0Eu0{en
out Of Tho County building BY tbo County Cum
mtssionaEst - schenlng 10 charge tho people an
exosbitant pf!os for somsthing the people do not
want" wsll aud Rood. but not. and will not no.
IN Danger OF bsna 70 ordered 1hayo besa IN thai
structure upon that business snoe last March, when
afst made tho oGer OF thsss booas gzss u the
mauiy, shortly after tha orss! Ftrs, tho destroyed
A1p.hesoFds n u shis of ~ Atlss Of Chicago. 1a
otsr to carry thAt publication through uninterrupted
dh... r.s:sa throu!h ns.ty three fe.. ot e1lsus,so
ttgstion aud hare to-day ns9 10 notL!ng to sh"H fur
H. except, - hopc, tbs good viii Of Iuy fel!owcitl
Sens, who arc making sxt*nalys uao Of the bucks.
may be stcuaed for referring 10 tLs matter hess hut
Itate soma personal tzdo u thAt natee II, In thts
MISTER Of AbsE.cs-Buoas, tho county Buds that dues
nut waus theIu tLey will rsustn whtss thsy ara now
DO much for "p@itasss scheme +" o. "jan." think
an just!nsd In esnx htle sensitive on this pout.
eouut, Possessing i.st q ABSTRACT .ois. permit
to ssy that Nav York Aw&ukee md other have
such boois of thelE conastas have bern obliged 10
xEts good ae4l III tns sQhjest Offering t.uas
book4 TOR SALE Having tho ut.oat eonndsoe III yuur
sense ot 1u4tio and bsesiug yuu opsu conviction,
se1d yoq hefow1th. f9r Ketusa my olen Letter %
communications ta-sslly to editorials an4 oshes NJ
, 1875-08-06
A Hard Dog tu Got Ikid Of.

1SJTTNfHt71 tAIAaa.f 73tpU1ItuN
One OF the residents Ut thu Hill recently had
dog WHICH hs was eIceedlugiy anxlous 10 Ket
I'D Of. and gave hltn tho slip fspealeily when he
wah abroad. but tho dog would generally reach
home ahead Of his master. Az i Inst resost, I
man waa hired 10 shoot the animal, aud, whom
be HAs dead and bur.ed, lts owner thought ho
had anally accomplished his purposo But =
1e!ghboss dog, humble instrument to prove
the vanity OF human expectations, straigLtwAy
Ws1t and di9ged 10 tho earth, exhumed tha body
pt hia recent sasoofsto and 1aid it on the door
htsQ Of tho lata Iebldensa of tue deceased.
, 1875-08-06
LEGAl.

LEGAl.
MASTERS SALE.
Cnicr Decree of Foreclosure in the matter If
the Rockford, Rock Island d: st. Louis Rail-
road Company.
f. Gds GE Z, a' 1,:sa
P:u.a at 'I:t K & : ssa Ess a":s Il; a, s
:sp:a X H. 3 2:2:ta ,isn.s nsS
"s1t = N"ys, sn rs esar hu'iors ef bonds. ho
Inrnt.usre.. d-csso cf ths .ad Co.rt rntcred IN
TT e. " ;.S,! s i =; 5sd:ssj' & s' i 4 u. Il
hyts|i5'! I'd sf isg.
i,s sfS T.. i, j Il ;:ss. a. 4;
III @ia,1 =, ''3' and
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and sassa i. Tbs
ss;xslss; s"f"i "s.asa:,, {: ';s: s.3:
.R, T., ii j r"ns a1 4. .taek *
' e; + y r Fl;
1 5s!!jsx IL; :;stt spa :?s'ynea.: r s:
,eraas, r.nasns ~ hs ~ .s,d n;
g 4 apy y # Fl H. 1a e.
1{sass,.s. M:,;5s.s sSnfeea .ns sh ,,os
l,cn"1iss in aud q ali l.a.,., contTae.t. Id
nsrecmcnt+ made With any 1lartlcs ou1!nF an1 cnal
la4ds nr ntnr!a! lands rsttroad. rs!lrs1 With
any t'rr parties fr unr prucrty, t:rthet with 4l
an! sinxuar thn Ands. tentneus. and apptrtcnance4
thnteuua hcsalT1ng. md tbs rcsnrsfnn'. smAinders
tn INC 'n'c* Ten'f i'sncs a1d prints thnrrsf: and
aSa all tho rttAt. right. tttls,, nn interests Whist
ever, As Tnn IT law H. in equity RI Iht ahit tt,,ck
i%rd K"ck M - I:'and IT. 1<u's Railroad Gomp.n,
.bi;ca 95:"s incn,s :5sad Gap.nJ .., 3ho
III ~ al ,h.r Gors6S ii, .nd poos belnsinx
iG."misnI and .sid nn.n :. Nnert4Ilo Il.lirtad
he r,.se1sl"u q William il. Ferry Receiver; md iii
A.. b"rt nrIuLr: ~ purchase cthcr~sc by sald
n"etbH eth aald raIlruads and aaFl bl al tho tto
Ss,ssa usflsss ns sss s.''s9: ss9:hss
r. one pr1Icrtr and unt in her,rate p!rccla.
Tue terms ~ aid dccrre 1wu huutrri i5r.a1d a.1
Of IN" sum t st such ealo Il to hu pail t1H
IN cash At the time Of sa1n anil for th'
A1tn f'fd " thu pucha-rr At tsid rAir an
taGstsd 70 rec 'tve E1n 1ac purchaser, of ea.
any /" THO bnttAndinS and nnna1 i ne-- .r cr.trnns
1t'ncn under hh srcurrd T IN" H.
or nct1hrr p 1~6s. m~Htifra"d mid d IN.
catr+ os indebtedness ts.nr IN c Of ay NJ rail
til. approval of said .aic. " - -
ot Nurc particular hescripttnn of the said rfppcFtJ
HKxisy ", BISHOP.
Masnr II ChAnecry of tho trcui. Cnnrt 1t Tho United
states fnr tha Northern iHttrct of illinois,
Dated july IL, i, Ii. 1875,
, 1875-08-06

ELMHURST BOARDING AND DAT HCHooI.
For Ynuhg LadeA and 0irls, will reope, Hpn.lay, sept
IL. ut Eimhnrst. Ii miles frnu Chicago, ts aieua
Dlyis!un II tho y. ". II, Il. I,t7tinn healthy aud
sttlfnl. 0ro,tuas ortr II scr1 In extent. Teaisrs
able and experienced. Native tcarhrsa OF German aud
French MiN. l.. y. CUTTER, !s,o Head A.ttsant of
Washington scsoo Chicago, Principal. Heud for Car
, 1875-08-06
1nT QE ERIE.

Spttfaf Dispatsh 70 Tho fhtesfs Ttfbuns.
ERIE H., Aug 3D. psrt,lrea inr ChIrngn-Hleamcr
1apsn. with large cargu Of frtght aud good lit of
pas4sIgst.
1{rcLIp1s-3,6at tons irou ore,
TUG suK ertulcs of a'n port Inns been chartered by
Reason. - "
larse hcet Of iron orc vessels camo In from Lake
Superior tu.daY,