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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-09
BY Richardson L Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
SMALL FRAME DWELLIHG On UNION
HILL MAR THE RESIDtNCE OF ELIJAH
RAKtR, ESQ, BY AUCTION by virtue of The
provisions OF Il deed Of trust bearing date The l3fh
day of July, 1874. from Charles p. Tenser. duly
rec ord. In he clerks office of The Cbancery Court
of the city Of Richmond. TO secure the unpaid phr,
cl,ase- money the property mentioned there IN,
shall Us trustee In said Geed. bcing required anu re
q,tested 10 do, sell by auction on the premise;
on THURSDAY the 9TH day Of uenst, S75. at
O'Clock p. NJ, Inc KEh ESTATE described IN me
d, Ell aforesaid. consisting Of LOf Or LAND
fronting 57yl19 feet, with new and attractive
frame dive. ling thereon CO. tanning four rooms,
with excellent water on The premises.
TERMS: Enough IN cash TO pay the expenses 81
executing this trust and negotiable note for 70
with Interest thereon from the l3ih day OF Jnly,
1875 until paid the residue In six and twelve
months uego liable notes to be gwen for The Geirr-
red payments. with interest added, ana secured 10y
a deed Of trust j. a. RICHARDSON,
Trustee.
The sale Of the above mentioned property is post
pon,d until TUESDAY the 10Th instant AT .
O'Clock Z. N. IA. hlCliahDSoN,
an & Trustee.
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4 SHEnDER.

After remarEing that harvest apples badn't
ms:ured half enough to be half ripe yet. his
HoEor picked up the warrants ard nodded
towsrd the CORRIDOR. The first one out was
a match. wasted temale named Sophia Suli.
van, Gnd her face couldn't have leaked more
sorro gtuI had she lost fifteen cents and a
coral riDg. ..........-....
"Mss. Sullivan. you are charged 9ith dis.
! turblDg the peace ramarke d the CGart i" in
other words, ylz.., TO wit, rs follows, you
assaulted your husbGld, out bis scalp open
with plate, and redsseed hi4n to that point
where he couldn't tell the difference etWsen
as uatoga regatta and the new sartoris baby."
TIE horritie effects " recent storm up
the Missouri river are depicted 10 graphic
colors by an editor, who, among other PIECES
of descriptive writing, says: Tue storm
of last week Wo1d seem tG have been evea
more terrible at Sioux City than here. The
tin roof Of the Hubbard House Was blown |
loose, the brewery was partially Hnroofeds
while sehoolmaster, ,pt whom no word of
h-repute had ever been said before, vas hit
in the hat by brick and knocked hitter than
d CLAIMS nose." ...-s
well, | did hit him, Judge, and l hit him
pretty hard" she said .
And your excused
"Tbere's been shadder on my life for the
last hvs years." she went on. -
lard the name of thai sbadder is
Rhichfn . G4.s..J --"... - III
Ny husband bates me because I'ye got
ed barr and iurn.up nose - she sobbed.
"Great shades but is that SOP"
ut is, your Honor. He comes home |
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GAS to beiog corflcted with the govt, y
said Mrs. Parlinssoa, high living don't
bring 1t on. 1t il lncoherent la some .fami.
lies, ana IL banded down from father to son.
Mr. Hammer, poor soul, who has been so long
AL WIN Ii, dsiuherited it from bis wtfe's
Rrsndmother,"
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ulRrSrEEs, SALE OF 4 TRACT OF

TNRCSTEEN' SALE OF 4 TRACT OF
i LAND IN LOUISA COUNTY, NA.-,By vlr-
tue Of two deeds Of trust, exec uted on the lSth
day of June and the 4th day of August 1873. o
the undersgn trustees of The Gordon Vile Guild
Ing Association, from Henry l.: Gu 'rles aud wife:
Louiss, we will sell at public auction. upon the
premi,es.en TuuESDAi, Angus - Il, lsa3' at, AZ
IL O'Clock NJ, n TRACT IF LAND conve. Ell by
less, lying ana being in Louisa county. Va, on and
south of the South anna river. being all that land
the Civision of the estate OF John K. Quarles. de-
ceased). and bounded as FLOWS: North by South
Anna rive. south by The main Richmond roa'i east
bv the section of the said estate as igned to John
Quarles, and west by that assigned TO Dr. Charles
QuaTlcs-
TERMS. Enough In cash to defray the expenses
of sale and 10 pay The dues and ucs now In nrrear
from said Henry l.. Quarles TO said Association.
Terms as TO residue made known on day OF sale.
Feb. DAVIS.
w. II. DUNN,
iy20 rustteS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-09
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l1l3 Main street. Z.

4 VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
n vENABI, E STREET WEST OF AND NEAR
MOsBY STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.1
On MONDAY the 9Th instant. ut O'CLOCK +.
liable RUILDiNii LOT fronting 80 feet on me
north side of ycnahle-street and running BACK l 10
feet commencing 60 feet west Of Mosby street ana
49,, Auctloneers.
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FOR RENT, 4". "- az
THE CELEBRATED GREENBRIER WHITE
- .... SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Pursuant tn a decree OF the District Court Of the
Unite States for the nistrci OF West Virginia. rem
de1ed jn the suit Of Gay and others c., nc While
Sulphur Springs Company and others. the Under
signed, special commissioner 10 said suit will. on
SATURDAY, August IL, 1878. at IL O'Clock NJ,
West Va. lc3M nj auction. subject to ratification
ny the said court the property ~ the SAID " HffE
SULPHUR SPRINGS CfIMPAhf for The term OF
TWO years ending November l, ! ST..
The lessee viii BIZ authorized 10 apply, under the
direction OF the said commission er. One-fourth OF
the rent 10 improvements aud repairs or the said
property, and viii be required, In addition 10 the
rent TO pay the taxes of every KIND which will
crue az tinst the said property during the term
Aforesaid. ard To pay the INSURANCE on said pro-
ptrty 10 he extent or enc thousand dollars per an
mum In premiums. ......-. .........
The rent of each year will be PAYABLE In four
equal inslalIments on the list and 9Th Uf August
and LIST and 18th or September. '.'
.-', . Henry u. MATHEWS,
I ~ 9-3Ot Special Commissioner.
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jy 9-3ot Special Commissioner.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
COUNTY. VA.-By virtue OF deed OF trus:
executed on the 18th day Of May, 1873. TO
the ustees of the GorGonsviIle building Assoeia-
ton from Nlton Lynn aud wife. recorded In the
clerks Office OF the county Court OF Orange, We,
the undersigned trustees Win sell Ut public auction
upon the premises, on WEDSr SUAY, August tho
| 1th. 1875. al IL O'Clock st., a certain LIT OR
PARCEL OF LAND CONVEYED by said deed Con-
IA lining one acre, lying on the Chesapeake aud Ohio
r1uroad being all that land conveyed 10 said Mil
ton Lynn by William NJ. Baker by deed dated Feb
ruars 8, 1872, and upon winch said Lynn now
resides -... --..... - aa#
. TERMS. Enough in cash 10 a-fray the expenses
Of sale ard 10 pay the dues and dHes In arrear
from said hittsn Ign u said Association. Terms
aS 10 residue made known on day OF lie. ..s1.'
49, r ..r". 'as t..t. - r. B. DAVIS,
j .e5 sett E bare 49,. W. NJ DUNN,
iy % t.ss.3s.. .... ..,...-..T Trustees.
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NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS, GILES COUNTY. VA-SEASON
OF 1S75.-This charming summer resort, so iavar-
ably known, and situate OF The banks OF New river
near the highest poiut of The Allegheny mountains,
will be open for the reception OF visitors on the
10Th or JUNE, 1875 A com ortabln Y6ur-horse
c ach Viii leave Sew River depot, ON the Atlantic
ance miles, after the arrival of the O'Clock A.
NJ. train, T e + SDAYS THURSDAY: land SATUR-
DAY. Visitors will lind GOOD accom- odaIiOns at
the " WooLwINE ROUSE" New Eiver denot- hu-
Sic good livery, daily mall and po5t-ufice at the
Springs 2 o.. -
TERMS Board per day. 50: board ~ = week, IL O !;
board per mouth t2S days, S36. Children under
ten and servants half price. special rates made with
families TOR boar dior the season. 81 .r.-~.
BR. w. b. SINCLAIR. of baltimore, resident ply
sician. EGGLEoTON 6 TYLER. Proprietors.
Post-Office address, E9glestun's Snrinss,n Giles
county. Va. Any inquiries be answe red At John
H. TYLER 4 Co, RfchmoCO. Va IL 9-2aw2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-09
aEt.TION SALES.--FUTURE Nays.
BY Edward L. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOnecr,
No. l015 Main street.

THREE LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE
4 Of MARSHALL STREET, AT THE EAST
CORNER Of HANCOCK, FOR SAL AT AUG,
TION.-On THURSDAY the 18th Instant | VIII
sell without reserve THREE LOTS of 26S feet
front each. running back $50 feet TO an alley, as
above described.
TERMS: One fourth c ash: balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen months, with six per ceut. interest
EDWARD e.. GOnDlN.
ouo AucrioucFr.
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ByR. s. Anderson i Co.. Auetionesfs'
lS24 HaiR street.

u7E WILL HAVE OUR USUAL SALE
w ofsRUCERIEs THIS DAY at % sioG ~. a.
our a,,StIsn-hou 1924 Main ssreet-b19ih,, nd
I zee Flour, Butter, Cheese, Soaps Rtoiiet @uo
Parties wishing 10 add to this sale VIII pisose
have. their goods Ia early ,,oro 4, - a
Az, O. country. E. g. ANDERSON Co,
CITY or couhuS' = -. AucuoneerB.
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"WALLo N."--Our English ancestors
called themselves English and their language
English; but they belonged to the Teatonic
family, whose generic name was derived
from the word "diot," meaning people, and
~duiiisc," meaning rational; hence tie word
"Teuton," or deutsch," meaning Ike PEG
Calling themselves "tbe people" they call.
ed all other peoples, including the Romans,
<sWelsh." or foreigners. The English Teu-
tons called all the Kettle tribes they met and
fought in Britain "Wesh" aud their coun-
tries Wales. Their kinfolk, the Teutons on
the Continent, using the same general speech,
called the Kelts there Wealb,' or Welsh, a
name which in many cases yielded 10
the special names which various tribes
gave to themselves and which the Teu-
tons adopted, but which in some cases
stuck forever TO the kelts. as In the Valals or
Walsis district Of Switzerland and 10 the
WALTON or WaIloon district OF Flanders.
The same process, in fact, went on in Britain
as on The Continent; the English given name
of Welcb displaced the Kettle name oil
"Cymry," but the Kettle name of ascot
refused to be displrced, while "Albion
gave way to" Scotia" In the same way, or
the Continent, the word Wealh became
"Valais," and stuck in Switzerland, and the
word " WALTON" stuck to the keltic tribes II
what Is now Lieza, Lmburg, and other pro
yinces OF the Flinders of to-day, while TIT
word Rum Wealh," the name the Teuton
gave to the Italians, became Roman in spite
OF the Teu,ons.
The authorities on this subject are easily
accessible. Freeman, in bis "OId Euglist
History, ".says: sour fOrefathers called al
who spoke tongue they could not under
stand Welsh"
DR.. Morris. in his " Historical Accideuce,'
saws: Wealh' or Welsh originally
meant foreigners Of any sort, and the Briton!
were called Welsh because they were
foreigners so the French are Gal-Wealas,
Welsh Of Gaul and the people OF Italy art
<Rum-Wealas.
Max Muller, again, in bis "Scence O
Language" says: "Wacl>cb' in German
means originally foreigner, barbarian, anC
was especially applied by the Germans to the
Italians Hence Italy is to the present day
called WelScbland in German. The SaXOr
Tor English) invaders gave the same name tt
the Kettle inhabitants OF the British Isles
who are called Wealh' In Anglo-SaNOn--
plural, 'Wealis.'"
To follow the matter into further detail is
needless, and the Inter appeal will see no "
Walloon," Walai>" or "Valai>,"
"Wesh," and" Wales - are ail forms of the
original Tcutouic word for foreigner or bar
barian. and were applied not only 10 helts,
but TO Romans, too; often sticking to the
KeitS because they were conquered, but re.
fused by the Romans, who were conqucrors
and able 10 give names to themselves as to
the nations they met.-NorJoik pugtntan.
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Ode to st. SWilhin.
RY THOMAS HOOD.

Ri THOMAS HOOD.
"Thc rain II rainnth every day"
The dawn l. overcast The moruIug iow'rs
-, W. ev;rv window frame hang beaded darnps,
Ike rows of sma n Illumination lamps
To celebrate the Jubilee of >how'rs.
4 Constant sprinkle patters from all leaves
Tho very IjrInus are not dry but soppers
Tnn,b,e a,vcs. drnnuer.
r-h.,nr, s IN, man todov who riaos
SSnnInr b,S innrnev sionnier rot smarter.
aSe IN. rs ,h.y 90 n dozen of Cutsidas
pps:rfor,;ng nv, "a sI,re with rial w.ter,n
dr;nm,nS Pouner VII. along IN. way
The only real willing out.oi- doorer,
IA s,rs or ,rens IN eay
~ - II" sa>s va sSenS , w 81 y, . .,..1,,
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. r.@-r,or sAIEs-Tsris nay.
nv ". B. Radcliffe. Aucdonsa'
No, 1903 Main street.,

r Will SELL ON THIS DAY. AUGUST
On. at haIf-past 10 O'Clock, my Usual "s'oi'-
no''' % GROCERIES. &C., a.s
consisting In part OF Bacon LARD ss"ef' AneI,
Wreear. Cheese, Candles, &c. &c. = - "A o.,
Persons having goods to cell WILL please sens
In esrIy tt Is morning. W. b. IA Asnrtfnnrer.
an
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An Hour at the Central-SaatiOn Court.

From The Detroit free Press
The Mayor Of Jersey City, who happened
in town, came down to attend the seance,
and arriving half an hour before court open
ed he was taken in charge 10y Bijah. He eX
pressed astonishmeut at the old jinitor's
fresh and vigorous look, and informed him
that he knew a New Jersey widow who'd
marry him in minute.
- dunno, l Dunno" missed BUah, feeling
a bit tlaltered; "I'ge said that should never
marry again, but-but is this 7ere widow
well OFF,"
"Worth 81, o00,7 replied the Mayor. -
Aud amiab le?"
"Pieasaut az June SUNRISE
"Tall or ssori:7
about medium"
as her stamps all in ,cashs'
Il believe she's got sixteen cents in cash +,
and the remainaer of the ~, 900 consists OF
a recipe for making ginger beer," returned
the Mayor.
BUan's ccuntenance fell, and as he put the
rope up he humDed.: IS.
"John ana James went uat "a NOW,
But eye they d moved q strtke
John Eel iGuwf and 80 did LIZ mes,
And al lheir legs were brSEe:'
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SUMNER RESORTS.
OATH ALUM SPRINGS.

THIS delightful place is open for visitors. Two
trains and stages each day rin MitIboro' depot.
Post Office and telegraph at the springs. b0ard
low. and special terms made with families. adj
dress BANTER & EARRING fON,
AN 5-1u pruuri-furs-
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, s'A@ yssf-s w. e.i ass
COxEECFIONERHES.

GUNNER CANDfES.-I am daily manu-.
10 featuring a summer article OF CLARIFIED
better than any made In the United States for whole-
SAFE purposes warrant IL 70 stind dry nrtn In
hot weather. and SET II 1t the pr,ce that nie
rtor candies are sold Tor. have large stock Of
CANNED GOODS. TOBACCO, CIGARS, CaKrS
AID ERACkEhS;sl oil OF wtich iQffeE at baltimore
prices. LOUIS J. BUSSIEL x: onfeetiouer,
e 90 80 14i2 ua.n street
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,,,,,,.a srRINas, BATH COUNTY; Wy
HEAL'N' Angus, s. 1915.
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AMESDMEsTs TO CossT,rr,,s-

OFFICE or CLEaK. OF House OF D.rvr'~>~-
AND KEEPER or THE HOLLIS OF Vfpm,.a,!Es
RICHMOND, July 2s, ISIS
TSHE FOLLOWfN PROposr
4 AMENDMENTSf 10 the COSsTITI-Tu,rh 81, "
VIRGINIA are punished In accordance Wiz of
j. BELL BI;GgIpa"
Clerk Of Horse OF Delegates and Kecper o. -
Rolls Of Virpdnia. p' VI ae
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-12-10
Lar ge Farms

|. One Farm 2lO acres, fair Improvement, 81
cleared y miles from square.
2 One Farm 100 acres, the mode. farm OF Ga.
first class buildings, miles from square,
3. One Farm 100 acres, fine improvements, Il
miles from square.
4. One Farm 240 acres, brick improvements
good orchard, etc mile from square
5. One Farm $50 acres first class improve
ments, orchard, , miles from square.
6, One Farm l40 acres. good dwelling and
stables ~ miles from square
Z. One Farm 800 acres 30 acres bottom, 20O
cleared, 81 miles from square.
3. One Farm 800 acres 200 cleared, miles
from square.
g. One Farm 1875 acres splendid water power,
3 miles from square.
10. An Excellent Farm containing 200 acres Of
Good Land in fine order, II miles from
Court House Square-house and out
buildings in good repair. Also large
ont-bulding suitable for many Manutae-
turing purposes with Steam Engine II
required, will be sold very low 10 a cash
purchaser.
IL. One Farm 240 acres, room brick house,
out buildings etc, mile from square.
H. One Farm PSI acres, well improved, fine
farm, 81 mile from square.
ID. A fine Farm containing about 500 acres
situated in Cobb County, Z miles from
Court House, on the w. ~ A. X. r., a
good place for a Stock Farm, we'll tim
bered and watered-will be sold at a
bargain, could be divided into four good
farms.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-12-10
: MsUE LII 9 :,

We are prepared to take Fire Risks in Three
Sterling Companies, viz:
Atlas, of Hartford, Conn.
Manhattan, of New York.
Equitable, of Nashville, Tenn.
- For further information. send for circuIar
No trouble 10 answer correspondence asking
INFORM attain.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-12-10
City Property:

|. One House and Lot on Atlanta Street, beau
tifuly located, house containing rooms
fine Orchard and Garden. and all neces-
sary out-buIdings, acre park-location
elevated price $500
3 An elegant Cottage, rooms, lot lOOx2lO,
on Atlanta street, all in complete order
Price 1850, cash.
g. One Brick dwelling, rooms. lot containing
3 acres Price 400
a. One Finely finished house, new, containing
8 rooms and 80 acres of splendid land,
good shade, splendid water. Price S5, 600
part 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,
grapery aud splendid garden. plenty
shade, and flower yard, magnificent wa
ter. Price 1850.
A Fine Brick residence with rock out bull
ings, magnificent and shady grounds
acres in splendid fruit of every variety,
lot containing "a acres II very desirable
situation Price 5000.
7. House aud lot on Cherokee street, rooms
lot 100 by 30. Price cash GO.
3. large Brick corner Store fronting on the
Park Price 1850
9. A Two-story front Brick Store fronting
Park - by 80. Price l,sOO.
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VOTE IT OUT.

In Dallas, Ga, no whiskey is sold,
it being prohibited by Legislative
enactment. What is the result 2
A gentleman from there tells us,
that while Dallas formerly had the
worst name of any place for fire.,
quent whiskey caroussls, drunken
street fights, stabbing and shooting
affrays and murders, staggering hus,
bands and wife>beating, now under
prohibition everything is quiet and
peaceful, public gatherings pass off
without fights among drunken men,
everybody feels secure and safe, men
do not go home with bloody heads,
or lodged in Jail at the expense of
the people, while the town mer
chants are doing a good business
1t is happy and pleasing change
for Dallas. And if prohibition will
do SO much for other towns, why not
give it trial in Marietta, before
condemning itY We have tried
whiskey selling in Marietta for
long time, and we all have seen its
ruinous blight, in frequent whiskey>
murders, whiskey nights, whisksy
accidents, whiskey lunatics, whiskey
grave victims, whiskey wife heaters,
whiskey made widows and orphans,
whiskey destroyed property, whiS
key ruined intellects, whiskey in
creased taxation, whiskey criminals
in iails, in the courts, in the chain
gang and on the gibbet. Now in
the fear of God and the Judgment
day, in justice to humanity aud fair
suffering women, for the sake of
mems immortal souls, and in behalf
of Christianity, Marietta, society,
good order and the rising genera
ton, let US rise up against this
mighty evil, and vote it out Of cur
town. Our three last Grand Juries
recommends "no license" in the
county. Now while they want to
stop crime outside of Marietta, let
our citizens have the manhood to
stop it inside of Marietta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-12-10
Small Farms near Marietta

|. Farm containing - acres near city limits.
. One Farm 50 acres fine two Story Cottage
new, 81 mile from square.
3. One Farm Is acres Improvements meagre,
mile from square.
L. One Farm 40 acres near Kennesaw Noun
tain, no improvements
). One Farm 90 acres 50 cleared, two room
house L mile from square.
4. One Farm 40 ocres, fair improvements and
orchard, 2 miles from square.
I. One Farm IS acres good improvements,
orchard, etc , miles from square.
3. One Farm 10 acres, no improvements, one
mile from square.
9. One Farm 60 acaes, no improvements, all
cleared, l ! mile from square.
TO- One Farm 1870 acres fair improvements, l
mile from square.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-12-10

+. .. McCutcheon
(East-side of Square, Near the Court House
DEALER IN
GOODS.

Factory Yarns, Notions, Boots
and Shoes, Bacon, Lard, Choice
Canvassed Hams, Syrup, MolasSes,
Flour, Meal, Corn, Grits, Rice,
Mackerel, Coffee, A. B. and G. Su>
gar, Crushed and Cut Loaf Sugars,
GRADUATED, Demerara and Brown
Sugars, Crockery, Glassware, CUT
lery, Pepper, Spices, Nutmeg, Soda,
Candles, Axle Grease, Kerosene
Oil, Cigars and Tobacco, Wood and
Tin Ware, Lamps and Chimneys,
Soap, Starch, Matches, Snuff, Sul>
phur, Copperas, Salt, Indigo and
Nader, Powder, Shot and Caps,
Oysters, Sardines and Crackers,
Nails, Hoes, Axes, Hames ard
Traces, Chairs, Bed>steads, Trunks,
Brooms, Plow Lines, Half Bushel
Measures, Kegs, Well Buckets,
Water Buckets, &C., &c.
Low Prices, Ready Money,
Quick s aIes eIdShort
Profits
IS MY MOTTO
Country Produce bought and sold.
Give me a trial.
ii. d. McCUTCHEON.
Marietta, Ga, April 9, 1S75.-ly
...
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Temperance Column,

Edited under the auspices Of Minnehaha Lodge
l. %. G. 7. Address, Editing Committee,
Glass Box CO. Marietta.