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| "A 3 eamester was Chamber'Alne, who made
\ rival course st Long Branch These men
were inimica to each other. During the War,
when tho proats OF gambling were eno1 moua,
| Morrisses, CLamberlalne, and McGra:h had been
partue.s After the Var, they separated. and
| McGra,h went into business with Chamberlain.
Mor11ssey erected great hotel club At Saratoga,
kept on tho turf petsonsl1T, gained the conf
deuce Of the resident people. and p1ospered.
Chamberlaue erected a similar club at Long
Branch took coutroi Of the course and went on
the turf, which he knew nothlug about. Nc
GFatn was an old turfman, and speedily
raised magnificent stock-farm IN Kentucky,
aud turned iuto that Investment the profits
On hemp snd faro. The turf grew. until ii has
come TO couprise above 800 racing horses, worth
probably 81. 600, 600. Around It have grown up
hterature OF sporting weexiles, stud-books, and
racipg-diaries aud it NAV be eaid to have ecllpsed
Yachting aud 70 be the aiistoc1atio brother of
baseball rs the national sport.
George Wilkes WAS the proprietor Of the senior
svorting paper among half dozen published in
the City OF Eeu Yors- He is betting man 10
politics. but does not game at cards and he tooa
IN aggressive position soon after the revival of
the Northern tr1sf On the propriety Of men who
gambled professionally entering horses for
these leading races. Two years ago his turf
reporter Young Euglishman from Epson,
alleged that McG,aths horse Tom Bowling had
been given \ flying etart on Chamber!aina's
course as i gambling nick. Chamberaiue took
occasion TO tear the free badge of Wilkes Re-
no1ter. At once Wilkes published series Of
articles On Chaube. a,ne- domestic. personal,
aud fierce-which resulted in an iadictmens for
libel. The suit was compromised, and the quar-
rel did not bresk out again until fortnight sgo,
when SfcGrath's brilliant career OF ths season
was suddenly stopped aud bis favo1ites lost
important 1aces. Wilkes returned 10 the It,
tack, coupled AlcGrath With Cnambeylaine, ac-
cused them both OF playing false cards and
selling races and being no better than highway
robbers Wilkes came to Saratoga as SOON as
he made this attack; in due tina afcGratn fol-
lowed they stopped At the same hotel. Tho
next morning, after McGratt's arrival. occurred
the briaf and bloodless cul'ision have men-
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z. OF P, PICNIC,

At 4 nesting Of Cosmopolitan Lodge No g. E. of P.
hesd at thetr Castle Hall on Wednesday evening july
"a, the following named Knights were appointed to
maks al necessary Arrangements for their second
annual picnic 1t Turner Park, Aug. 1. Harry Cant J.
J: Healy, Wol. B. Ives, Frank Harrington, Geo B.
Hutchinson, John Brennan, Geo. Aud1tn, j. h. Kerr,
John AcDonAuEh. and 1smes c. Barr. The Commit
tee on games and aEouselneots, composed OF knights
aaleom Leith, J. I. Brennan, W'n- o'Bricn, r. 81.
Heavey, and John Phillips bare arranged for Inc TO-
loving prlzea 70 be distributed amongst :he varoas
competitions: Tho naoss stylish tnrn out double team
sants splendid lap-rob, valued at t3o hansoneat
single r1g, = gold headed whip; standing high leap
currency, $: running high leap, currency IS: race
1or bo5s under II years. first prize s. second prize
misses running RI splendid Bver goblet valued Sl5
m1rt1ed adlsa race ia dozen silver napk rings SIS
girls race under II years' pair earrings, S. I'll
uan race set OF Knguta jeweery Consisting Of studs
eeiaF and aeeve buttons, flo: be4t three standing
leaps. knights badge: running race Ito yards cash.
g. sser-ptated picke-stand 10 be presented to the
ta!orlta lady receiving tho most number Of voas by
ballot Ths pr1za IL kindly donated BY Brother
hnaghe Abe L1pTau for the purpose mentioned TO
the boy under Is years who will eat Loaf Of arY
brad h5st, s. The transportation COMMITTEES has
made full and compies Arrangements for ample trans
porauon accommodations to and from the Park lsay-
ing the depot Of tbs Chicago Pacific Ralroad corner
OF Lartnbee street and Chicago avenue, at 9:s0 a. m
snasp and returning to the point It csc D. NJ
From present indications No. will have good t1me
and their friends should not loose pleasant upppr,u
nifty Tor enjoyment.
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Ing N that time Masonry had IN Ftauce and especial
II in Paris. no organized existence. When reason re-
kurned it, sway. the lodges renewed their WORK And
this FACT, which is amply confirmed ~ the French
Masonic historians Is III sufficient reply to the ca-
nnnies OF Barrue, Robinson and the other anti-Ma-
sons vito have charged and eonipne to charge Etee-
masonry With revolutionary spltlt.
, 1875-08-01

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G.oras =; ooenam' T,sai' 14Ilanza.e. th-
Thna y Stsoen. oasAnnan' "a.
,1ho reose p Needies. SaanTlnc, IT,
.I. -. aa!.ene4, ossns1Hs: L.
80. 3 m,, oEeenSaile, -
n1.4t q ~: acA1ol, noek1o1a, u
nt%S, y: naee, r1.t wayne, Ing
c1Ala p3n,' u@en' bioon1n8to4. !nas
nleuno1a, hokoa1o. tHa:
d. T:,7: e: aasre<s, hn1RnsstoWn, tnd-
Imam y, Moore. Dee Molnea' IA:
Ut.4uuo s,!:.., N Etaese3, NOVA opranE' L.
fano milaam ~ a shznnon, Augusta. hAa-
sonn @1.rnu: At hansAs.
Tsnlse y. 1Art1n. Aahaaa:
"luam ~ MosIls, LouasSll!e, hS.
= =; Gnae1"ooq' ho~hn8 9reen. n.y.
a. -. 2: 2 Do~aen, Leun9fon, ~.
W.T. ~: =. Coify: harfo1snnrgr ~.
"'!'A.n -. "nson, Ne~ otleans. L.
9r. utsamore* ih1noaeaa1t -
t,atoeF Z Z aoinea; new ofeana' L.
r =" 1s1nes, o. 1onn. y; o.
a. G11anan, te"1ston7 Ae"
= =. aen, Portland, lie.
r cover Cox. bahimore. No
y; T. Eawnngs, n.ltfmose7 Md
Aie1 3: spear, bntsnore. No.
= r 9ares, baltimore, Md.
sefo- .. D4v1s, Chelsea, Masa.
samuel y: k5ogman, Boston. Masa*
Ihopnas Z. Doughty, East saginaw. hac2.
George ". GI1ggs. Grand Rapids Mich,
Alex Ferguson. East Saginaw, Mich
Uctter Hta!. dnasoo, alEa.
Walter 9: D1a, W1na7a, Mlnn-
George Z. ber 'hett, Ftcksburg, MIN.
A. n. Alexander. Paris. no.
l. T. Minturn. AmA1onia, No.
Robert E. McSealy. St: Louis, No.
v. &. Thompson, st. Louia, No.
Zeno Hoyt, Montana.
John Evans. orn4hA, Eeh-
G. c. Batsesnan. V1ganlA C3sy, HsTs
7. V. Juhan, Sesada-
F. l. Stern, Seyada-
=. L. Ttooets, Dover, n Il.
4. Nottingham. heene. y. y.
- bs1nehard. Concoru, =. L.
!. L. spring. lebanon, n: Il.
y. =. nnghts brtdgeton, ~:
aaron q. Crane, Newark. ~.
Israel Harris, Belvtders, y. ;:
1ohn Medoie, New 1orf. N. r..
James T. SANDERS, 9onkers. n. I.
~. 4. Dagley, hale1gh. ~
seAton Gales, haletGh, y. =.
=. NJ. Aasby, Raleigh, n 9.
John y. Carter, Clnclnnan, u
sonn Z, Bell Clhcannat'- y:
Robert E. Jones, Cincfnnan. 9.
William X Aazlatt, clhe1nna1a, "
John Bur-, Hamilton. O..
John Il. Perry, Whitty. op..
Joseph H Buc4se!, Portnno' oA
:. EAs~orth, La6tanae, oFe.
, 1875-08-01
DISSOLUTION NOTICE,
DISSOLUTION.

DlSSOLUTIO
The firm Of Mel1en. W1u,,7. T. v.-,.. =. ~.
1ssolEeu oy mutual consent Ed B, warner rsnd J.
.nd she PGFsh.sed e1e interest Of J. Melsn
~. ~ ~ to The business will continue i
nams 1t WsrnsE Wtll.ans aad ar sutnoTtsed 70
sette Inc business Of thu ato firm E ). MEITEy
Chicago July 81, ISIS. En- wxBHE1'
1he undeksigned being the leasi succs*.or, oy IN.
nte hrn of Asleo, Will !ms Warner M ssiu cor
onue o. I" nanao Grain Flour. seeas Provisions, Nj
ssuts, &C, &C., and BY sSrict at.entiun to h,s+cA
hope to merit the continued confidence Of th.ir cn.
TONERS. Liberal advances made Oh consignpuents.
WARNER h NILLTAM9
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GOODRICH STEAMEK>.
FOR H2ctoe, Hluaukee. and West Shosa portx
astnGt.x, oa1spseu. es.1.-1.....-.;.....-. p. sA q
Fur t;r.gS -. W Ias o.a eAss nan! p n
For Il; .a9 uau49 riffpssa. ~. Il
l. n
F.r N1,;..- s.oa soet ooa tessG uat1--..l ?.
eaa IT,: nseanaba, Sexannes. and Lska Superior -
For M'nas7s Aad Taarsds5s .t....,...... 81 n
fTna ~ snd fFdd4y 4y.>...-..-......-.-.. ~. q
F. n. .SHfst
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SCHOOL for Young Men and Boys, 939 West Adams
81. course OF instruction extensive thorough, pracd-
ca. fan term commences Fept &. Send for circular.
H. B. GLEASON Principal.
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Miami Medical C0llege
OF CINCINNATI.

OF CINCINNATI.
Tho Regular Bess,on will commences oct 1, 1875.
Circulars now ready. Address
JOHN A. MURPHY, NJ D., Denn.
WM, II. TAYLOR H. D. SecY
, 1875-08-01

ELMHUBT BOARDING AND DAT SCHOOL,
for Young Ladies and Girls, will reopen Monday, Sept
H. at EmhurHt IL miles from Chicago on the Galena
Division OF the N. ". R. R. Location healthy and
beautiful Grounds over 10 in extent. Teachers
aofe and experienced Native teachers Of German and
French MRS. L. y. CUTTER late Head Assistant Of
Washington School, Chicago, Principal Send for Cir
, 1875-08-01

lec$ not generally known and yet which IL
q venhlasion, that the last three EipKp Of the
@1ooa 1ne in France were Fteema*ons. The
91esaner Cesar Aareau raakes in his Preeia sur Ia
sse 1ao-AaconneF7s (p !, Any the following state
81 Tie new Constitution In 1771) three chambers
erected IN the hoeon OF the Grand Orient fpf the
sssnasss1ton ID the Lodges Of pa1ia md the prov
aeA The Duke Of Lu1emhrrg performed the cere-
a! q 1nstalation and gave On this OCCASION superb
- toe Grand Orient paris had never seen says
11o0A y mors po1npouk 4od b1iIli2nt Masonic fete'
3ose NM instituted 1t court and threa Kings be-
GH tntn only Princes, Louis XVI Louis XVIII, and
a&sesAt L wefe made members II the Order.s
n. 6ee1ye Long, in his work entitled France md
~ 1aesnntaoos." london, l65a Chap, y11.1 p. III
E3tJ confirms the statement In the following Wards
eePA1ng of the visit OF LOUIS XVI. to Paris threo
hanu: +~f>'e'
On eacbtng the Place de G1eye, the Fseemasona
o ~ 1efe here In greet numbers, received the King
sae eonon which their craft rsy to distinguished
ss9sas sa e3 forming double line md holding their
~ sxu4 Crossed ever his head. A soon u Louis eet
= !o On the ground ascend the siepa Il the Hotel
- sans TIT sauh of STEEL ~ the crossing Of
x xsaas m called, was formed. He wa.ked with
- s@ep beneath the canopy Of xwords."
rn ~s saDeqnsns unhappy fate of the King might
,sfS sFst toe inquiry how the frcemssoos of Franco
polo permit thiA judicial murder without some 1ef.
- r1eveutit The kcswer !. found In ths fAct that
49, @ toe very commandment Of the rtxplution the
= r. q France disSusted with the political atrocities
~ ~ oAon bad coAsed to act After the e7euta Of
.@< an hebold .1nost u the lodses of France
~ g Ss4a"st!" that IL. suspended their lxhofs
~ sae 1eae4 and crimes ut The "reIkn Of tnr1or.1
*<s0aa k1t1na*ona sEe MT responsible, for auz~
, 1875-08-01

PACKER COLLEGIATE INST1TuTE,
Brooklyn Heights The thrtieth year Of this nstitu-
received into the fnaily OF Mis- T. J, Smith member
Of tho Faculty. Tbs best facilities are afforded for
MUSIC, Painting, snd Modern Languages Elective
DEN, Ph D., BrookYvu v
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WEST END INsTITUTR- MRS s t. 01DT,
" ft1netps- GeH HAEen. Coan. Send for circular.
, 1875-08-01
FERRY HALL.

4 Collegiate Institution for Ladies Exclusively.
Thoroughly equipped for tho education Of your
naughtefs- Fall session opens Sept Is. Apply for
admission to EDWARD r WESTON
Lake Forest, III.
, 1875-08-01

4,o ACADEMY for BOYS. IL miles from pni!adeE
d. II j Me6li1, Rz.
, 1875-08-01

Way George Wilkes Attacked NC
Gruth-GambIlne in ITS Relation to
the Turf-An INSIDE View Of the
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-13
Lar ge Farms

l. One Farm 2lJ acres, fair Improvement, 20
cleared q miles from square.
=. One Farm 400 acres, the mode. farm 1t Ga.
first class buildings, 9 miles from square.
3. One Farm 100 acres, hue Improvements, :
miles from square
T. One Farm 2IO acres, brick Improvements,
good orchard etc | mile from square.
5. One Fam $40 acles, fist class improve
ments, orchard, > miles from square
6, One Farm l4U acres. good dwelling and
stables. II miles from square.
T. One Farm 6UU acres, % acres bottom, 200
cleared 81 miles from square.
; One Farm so acres, goo cleared, miles
from square.
g. One Farm 10 acres, splendid water power,
3 miles from square.
10. An Excellent Farm containing 200 acres u
good Land in the der, - miles from
Count House Square--house ana ont
buildings in good repair. Also large
on. buldiHg =dtable for many Aanutac-
turing pdrposrs with Steam Engine if
required VIII be sold very low 10 cash
purchaser.
II. Oue Fam 40 acres, room brick house,
ont bulidings, etc. mile trem square,
- One Farm ~ acres, we'll improved. liue
farm, II uiiir nom square.
l3. A fine Farm containing about 200 acr,s
situated ia Cobb County. : mites from
Coult House. on tie " y \. L H.,
good place for 4 Stock Fam. We'll t.u-
he!ed aud wAterrd-Nii te sold at a
bargain. could be divided INTO ,our good
t4slus.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-13
City Marshal's Sales.

WILL be sold before the Court House door
in the city of Marietta, Cobb county, Georgia,
within the legal hours Of sale on HE first Tues
day in September next, the follow ing p operty
to-wit One brick store house sitiAted on The
north earl corner Of the public square in the
city OF Marietta. known as the Piukney Young
Corner, being the store room now oc upi-d by
Joseph Elsas Levied on by virtue Of two tiias
in favor of Mayor aud City Council of Marietta
vs. } b. Young. trustee &c.
Printers fee So 90.
Also at the same time and place will be sold
One house aud lot on Cherokee street in the
city Of Marietta, bounded on the north by
property of Mrs. Lowrey, east by property of
j. j. Hunt, south by property Of Mr.. Black
well, and west by Cherokee street, containing
about three fourths Of an acre more or less and
being the place where Mrs Wm. Gault now
resides. Levied on to satisfy twv tax ttas in
favor of Mayor aud City COunci of Marietta VS.
Mrs VIM. Gault
Printers fee 50 90
Also at the same time and place will be sold
One house aud lot containing one acre more or
less situated in the city of Marietta bounded
on the north by properly Of jesse Robertson,
EAST by lands Of Lewis Hamilton, south by
street. and west by lands Of A. Williams being
the place where 81 Mc(innIs now lives Lev
led on To satisfy a tax fila in favor of the May
or aud City Council Of Marietta rs 81 McGn-
mis-. Printers fee So 90
Also will be sold at the same time and place
one house and lot on Powder Springs street in
the city Of Marietta. bounded on the north by
street, East by Powder Spring street. South
and west by property of Nj. Denmead, con
tanning about one acre more or less. the same
being the place where James McCulloch now
resides. Levied on 10 satisfy tax fila in ia
vor Of Mayor and City Council of Marietta Va
J. n Russell. printers Zee So COY
Also at the same time and place will he sold
One house and lot On Ro>wr street in the city
of Marietta bounded on the north and east by
alley. on south by Roswell street and west by
vacant lot, containing one aud half acres
more or less, being the place where d. NJ.
Young now lives. Levied on TO satisfy tax
fifa in favor of Mayor Il City Council of Mari
eta Va ID. NJ. Young. trustee Sc.
printers fee S. 10
r. A BALLENGER.
Cily Marshal of Marietta Ga
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-13
rHE Ram AND CROPS our WEST

The telegraphic reports Of the crop
prospect in the Vest, for the last
eight or ten days has been exceed
ingIy discouraging. The heavy was
terfalI along the Ohio valley has not
only deIuged the low country lying
adjacent to the river, but has seri>
ously damaged the uncut grain as
well as that which has been moved
and shocked. The rich corn region
living on both sides OF the Ohio, be-
tween Louisville aud Cairo has been
so submerged as to drown the life OF
the growing stalk and to tiatten large
rields of the product with the ground.
The wheat prospect is even more
hopeless. Farmers throughout Ken
lucky, are casting shocks of this val
liable grain to the hogs, and wher-
ever fields of wheat or oats or rye
have not been moved, the crop has
been rendered almost entire worth
less. Nor has Kentucky alone suf-
fered. The dreadful waterfall seems
to have followed with wonderful ac-
curacy the line which takes in q
great portion of Missouri, Kentucky
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Virginia and
Maryland, and thence across the
ocean.
This extensive suffering it seemr
likely will be increased by the over
flow of the Mississippi, and shoulC
| that be the case, the cotton interes
will also be seriously injured, ant
planters who have been congratulat
ing themselves upon an extraordi
nary crop Of that staple will suddenly
find their hopes retarded and them
SELVES almost ruined.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-13
GEORGIA NEWS

A copper mine in Cherokee
pans out thirteen per cent.
Talbot county negroes collect
bad debts with the soft end of an axe
helve.
Albany has received two more
bales of new cotton-this time from
Terrell county.
A gold mine in Cherokee ccun-
ty yields from forty to sixty dollars
to the ton.
There are two hundred and
thirty one organized military compa-
MES in Georgia-ffty eight armed.
1t is said Gen. Longstreet will
locate 10 Gainesville, if his family
is pleased with it.
The Governor has appointed
Mr.. Peterson Thweatt to take charge
of the State archives remaining in
Milledgeville.
Col Mabry, lawyer of La
Grange, was thrown from q buggy,
his heading striking rock, hurting
him badly.
"A colored chicken thief was
caught in beaver trap in Talbot
county the other night. If he ever
steals chickens any more he will go
on one leg.
Reports from Southern Georgia
bring the gratifying intelligence thai
there have been general rains
throughout that section during the
past three or four days.
North Georgia can heartily join
hands with Southern Georgia in the
matter of dog law. Fire hundred
and Gtty eight sheep has been killed
this year in Gwinnett county alone.
-SaUannah Ne1eS.
This is the way Cohen, Of
Gainesville, sings "Silver Threads
Among the Gold y
Cot in hmmil vosh already bald
Der sh not won silver thread nor gold
Shines nit dea lap Of mine het to-day
Fiery tam single Won vas g0n ava
"A gentleman who had recently
been in Jackson, Hall, Gwinnett and
Walton counties, informs US that tht
condition of crops is absolutely dis
tressing, particularly the upland
corn. He saw fields of twenty-five
acres which he does not believe viii
yield a bushel 20 the acre.
Columbus Times: The abund-
ant rains of the past two days have
very materially helped the cotton
crops. The damage already sus
tanned however, is SO great that the
crop will necessarily be a very short
one. Corn cannot be helped much
by good seasons now. Most of it
in this section is yellow, 'spindling
and stunted. Our farmers have
sbraveIy planted much larger area
than usual in corn this year, and II
seems d pity that adverse seasons
should go against them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-13
City Property:

|. One House and Lot on Atlanta Street, beau
titully located, house containing rooms
fine orchard and Garden, and all neces-
hary gu; buildings acre pat k-location
eleyaied-pricp s6,50J.
,. An elegant Cottage, rooms, lot lGON2l0,
on Atlanta street, all IN complete order.
Price sl,7o0 cash.
3. One Blick dwelling, ! rooms lot containing
> acres Price 81, 100.
4. One Finely finished house. new containing
. rooms and 80 acres of splendid land,
good shade, splendid water. Price s., 900
pant cash balance on one and two years
with security. Notes on interest.
5. A Brick House with frame additions, lot
containing 30 acres, acres orchard,
grapeIy and splendid garden, plenty of
shade, and flower yard, magnificent wa
ter Price s. 100.
6. A Fine Brick residence, with rock ou-buil
ings, magnificent and shady grounds 4
acres in splendid fruit Of every variety,
lot containing 81 acres very desirable
s:tuat on. Pice 5000.
l. House aud lot ou Cherokee street rooms
lot 100 by 30. Price cash $3.50
J. large Brick conner Store fronting on the
Park Price ~, 100.
8. A lro-story front Brick Store un,iug
Park 2e by -. Price 81, 200.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

A census, just taken, gives New
York city 100000 inhabitants.
The population of the globe is put
down at 800, 100000.
THE wheat standing in the shock,
ia Kentucky, is represented as
sprouting.
Al trial match Of sausage MAX
ing machines in Cincinnati one Of
them Topped off the hand Of its exhib
i,or 1t took the palm.
a woman sixty years old was re-
Gently convicted of murder in the
Midland Circni; 10 England for kill
ias her husband, aged ninety nine.
lHg officers Of The Patent Office
believe keely's motor to be hum
bug No application for a patent
has been made, nor & cayeat issued.
II Is said tina, the horses and car
riages Owned and used by the people
spending the summer at Newport are
worth al a los estimate ; 600, 900.
An editor having asked 40 Illinois
farmer for crop news, received this
answer: And now the reaper reap
eth. the mower moweth, and the little
bumblebee gette,h up the busy Gran
gers leg and bumble;h.'
SHAKEY.-The globe is continual
ly shaken Nith slight earthquakes,
not a day passing, scientific men as
sert. when there is not sensible dis
turbance OF this kind somewhere up
on the whole surface.
A MAN slid down pillar outside
the Laclede Hotel, St. Louis, il his
night shirt, thus attracting a large
and amusing assembly. He was sure
that several ratilesnakes were writh>
ing down after him, ard that a
monkey was sitting on his back and
making faces.
well, Uncle Billy, don't you want
any mere Civil Rights :" Not any
thing, thank you. replied Billy.
Nearly done ruined now. Hev to
pay nv own doctors bill, lost all
nv money in the Freedman's Bank,
never got no 40 acres an de mule
dev promised me, an can't help ny
self to little chicken, fryin' size,
without gsine to de penitentiary.
Use cot huff cibbil rights :
A FARMER on the road between
Charlton and Worcester. Mass. hav>
ing been terribly annoyed by drum>
n,ers. put up a sign; No sewing
IN acbines wanted here. Got one.
|, was TO use: the next drummer
wanted to see the machine, land
perhaps he'd hitch up trade" 30
farmer put up: Get the smallpox
here" Tha, worked we'll for
while, bu, then came along drum
mer frigbtfdlly pitted with the small
pox. VINO suddenly said: Seem
you've got it bad here, they've put
NE on this route"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-13
New Advertisements.
COBB SHERIFF'S SALES.

IA ILL be sold before the Court House
w door in the city Of Marietta, Cobb eoun-
ty. Ga, during the legal hours Of sale on the
hsst Tuesday 10 September next the following
property tO-wit:
Also at the same time and place, one house
and lot wherein the defendant now resides,
containing two acrrs more or less bounded on
the South by Roswell street. west by property
of John Scroggius and on the North by prop
erty Of MIS-. Brown. Levied on as the proper
ty Of Mrs. Lucinda Whitman by virtue Of a fila
in N0fary's Court s95th district, G. NJ. +. n
Knight 81. Mrs. Lucinda Whitman. Property
pointed ont by plaintiff Levy made by W. b.
Pilgrim, L. G. printers fee s.. so. }
Also at the same time and place One house
and ldt in the town of Acworti, Cobb county,
Ga. bounded on the west by Mitchell street on
the north by street ON the East by lands OF
Smith Lemon and ON the South by property Of
+. S. Cobb aud Miner, containing two and a
half acres mnre-less. Levied on a. the proper
- OF Hamilton Gregg bv virtue If a Nniary's
Court ffa frrm S5lst district G. RI. Newton
Dobbs vs. II Gregg. Property pointed ont by
defendant. Levy made by J. l.. Griggs, l.. c
printers fee 50 so. ]
w P. STEPHENS, Sheriff.
Marietta, Ca Aug 4th 1875.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-13

KILLED BY A RATGLEsNAKE.-We
are informed that while Mrs. Gillian,
of the Parks store neighborhood
was gathering berries a few days
ago, she was bitten by rattlesnake,
from the effects Of which she died in
short time. The snake was coiled
on the fence AID sprang upon her
without warning, fastening its fangs
so firmly in her breast that she had
to tear it loose with her hands.
When she threw it to the ground it
bit her again on the ankle before she
could get out of its reach. Marshall
Gazette.