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, 1876-03-03
The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company.

With this number we present to our
readers the advertisement Of tile Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Company. Notwith-
standing the general depression in business
circles throughout the land, their report
shows that the Pacific Mutual has every rea-
son to congratulate itself on the result Of the
last years business, as also what may be ac
complished by wise and economical manage
ment. While we have not a word to say
against a single Life Insurance Company in
the United States, we do believe that every
Californian ought to feel proud Of and en-
courage this home institution, which has been
and will continue to be, both an honor and a
blessing to this State. Let us glance at
some of the benefits that arise from en-
couraging this Company. By the report
before us, we see that the Company has more
than million Of dollars invested in this State,
and which is daily contributing to the de-
velopment Of the resources Of the State-all
Of which would now be in the possession Of
Eastern Companies, had the Pacific Mutual
never been organized. During the past eight
years the Pacific Mutual has received and
retained in this State nearly three million
dollars, which would otherwise have been
sent East. In 1875, the Company paid nearly
one hundred thousand dollars to the heirs of
deceased members, and during the eight
years OF Its existence nearly five hundred
thousand dollars has been paid to widows
and orphans for death claims. To Policy
holders, during the year past, nearly twenty
thousand dollars was paid in dividends, as
their share in the profits of the business.
One Of the most remarkable features Of the
report is the Interest Account, which shows
that the interest for the year amounted to
one hundred and fifteen thousand dollars, or
more than fourteen per cent on interest bear.
ing assets. Thus 1t becomes evident that
with the same wise and judicious manage
ment as has been exercised in the past, the
Pacific Mutual will continue TO move on,
Increasing each day in strength, and winning
the respect and confidence OF the people
until 1t shall become a proud monument oI
California energy, and an honor to the State.
, 1876-03-03
Wellington After Waterloo.

There was brief rest for Wellington
that nigh, nature claimed some relief, and
after frugal meal, he threwhimself upon
his cloak, laid over some bundles of hay,
for his attached aide-deeamp, Sir Alex
ander Gordon, severely wounded, had been
placed upon the Dukes bed. Yelling
toms sleep was sound, the sleep of the
good man and the brave. At three O'Clock
in the morning he was aroused by DR..
Hume, who found His Grace sitting up on
his rude pallet, covered with the dust of
the previous day. The kind-hearted sur
geon informed him that the spirit of Cor
don had fed; the gay and gallant now
lay corpse in the adjoining room. Wei
lington was deeply affected at hearing of
this and other casualties, tears dropped
fast upon his friends hand which he held
in his, and were chasing one another in
furrows over his dusty cheeks. Brush.
ing them suddenly away with his left
hand, the Duke said, in voice tremulous
with emotion, "Well, thank God, don't
know what it is to lose battle, but GER
tainly nothing can be more painful than
to gain one with the loss Of so many of
ones friends" Thelatt feeling weighed
heavily upon his spirit, but the gain was
above all price. He felt it proudly as a
soldier, humbly as Christian, and if at
the beginning of the struggle he spoke in
the animated tones of Henry ", like him
he now exclaimed:
10 God, thy arm was here,
And not to US, but to thy arm alone.
Aseribe we ALL"
, 1876-03-03
Irrigation.

Mr.. G. W. Tarleton, an extensive Fruit
Grower in San Jose, California, irrigated five
acres Of closely planted fruit trees last season
with three dollar Sluthour Pump, run by a
twelve-foot windmill. He thinks 1t makes a
great difference what pump is used, and he
gives the opinion that no pump can approach
the Sluthour, for simplicity aud durability,
and especially in the quantity OF water II
gives for the power applied ]. NJ. KELLER
q Co, 328 and $50 Sansome street, San Fran.
cisco, have large mass Of evidence 70 sub
stantiate the opinion Of Mr.. Tarleton. Call
and see them.
, 1876-03-03

Nh. G. W. TARLEroN, Of San Jose, informs
us that the pump which he used with the
Eclipse Windmill, that he purchased Of c. p.
HoGg. lis Beale street, was a Sluthour which
he bought Of ]. M. Keeler & Co., 32S Sansome
street, San Franclsco, California.
, 1876-03-03

A PLEASANT, safe and effectual remedy for
Brights disease, diabetes, gravel and all dis.
eases OF the bladder and kidneys,is KEAR.
NKY's EXTRACT BUcHU. There Is none 10
equal 1t. Sold by druggists everywhere.
, 1876-03-03

A CURE within the reach Of the poorest
sufferer from rheumatism, sore throat, stiff
joints, and all aches and pains-Trapperis In
dian OIL. Price, 80 cents per flask.
, 1876-03-03

The MosT AGREEABLE CoUaH medicine In
the world is HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND
AND TAR, and Is also the most infalllble
Pike's Toothache Drops cure In minute.
, 1876-03-03

We invite the attention Of wool growers
and others TO the advertisement Of Foley &
Jones In another place.
, 1876-03-03
so TEETH SAVED. SIC
H5IW NWH9Tl

storiesa series OF easy pieces; two pages in
numbers ready % cts. each Little SUNBEAM. song
and chorus 40 cts. Among the Lilies high soprano
song Ior advanced singers 30 cts, ''It Was Dream
Soprano song, 81 cts. THE Old Village Church. bal
lao, ~ cts. America" vAltz-briiiant 20 cts Send
staInPai usual deduction for teachers, McCIIRRIE
WEBER CO.. l23 Post street San Franclsco '
, 1876-03-03

THAT laughter costs too much which
is purchased at the expense of decency
or propriety.
, 1876-03-03

MULLER'8 PEBBLE BPECTACLEa.
nRECTIQN AND PRICE LIST MAILED FREE,
~ Orders by mail receive prompt attention. Goods
forwarded Per wells farge Co, G, o. D. subject 70
gomery st., near Bush, San Francisco. Cal.
, 1876-03-03
IMPORTANT TO LADIES /!

p EcONINENDED BY MANY PROMINENT PLY.
IL sICIANs. Circulars furnished rree, by address.
Ing MRS. II. A. ROBERTS, Lock Box 5l2 SAN FRAN
, 1876-03-03
AN EXTRAORDINARY RAZnR

Has BEEN INVENTED BY THE QUEENS own
- Company Of England, the edge and body Of which
- - thh and nexible as never to require grinding
aha hafay ever setting. Il Rlides the face like
Peee Of velvet making shaw Ing quite luxury II is
sIestlne great excitement In Europe among the eT.
handles, y IN iyoryi by mall 10 cents extra The
aoS on liberal terms by the sole agents in
NATHAN I0SRpu
, 1876-03-03

NEVER SorgOtten-Debtors.
, 1876-03-03
II. A. MOORE,

MIS- H. a. MOOkE, SCIENTIFIC HAIR
Sfe dedreh
Theyaf 10
""n n are seen
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ACWORTH DOTS.

TIE daily papers publish Paul
ding county for CJIqpitt, and | can
assure them this is incorrect, as a
Colquitt delegate told me of his de-
feat, and said Johnson delegates
were elected.
Mr.. Willie Wilkes of Alatoona
is having the hay cut Oh Mr.. Tom
WaIlace's farm, of which he says
there are ninety acres.
A gentleman named j. +. TurN
ner died near Acworth, last week.
= Prof. Gober tf Marietta was in
Acworth last Monday.
Uncle Sam Robinson has a fish
basket in a creek near town, in
which he caught cat fish weighing
eight pounds last Monday.
One of Acworth'S most promi-
nent young men, Mr.. JJs. j. North
cult, has Just graduated at the Mer
Ger law school. May his brightest
anticipations be realized.
One of the elder class seems to
have taken my advice of few weeks
past to heart. The war now wages
hotIy between him and the enter
prising "young America
The recent celebration of the
Knights of Honor at Acworth was
grand affair. The programme OPEN
ed with music by Miss Ada StanSell,
followed with an address by DR..
Andrews, essay by Dr. G. S. Jones,
and then Capt. Il. NJ, Mitchell I'M
tiated the audience into the secrets
of the order, which consisted Of a
variety of nice Refreshments.
Blake Wood, telegraph opera
tor at Big Shanty, will visit Acworth
occasionally. Our pretty girls are
the magnets.
-That band will soon make the
Acworthians "feel SO awful jolly
when it begins to play" What did
| tell you.
Men can be hired in Acworth
at 80 cents per day. They say that
half a loaf is better than no loaf.
I'ALSrAFF.
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INFORMATION WANTED.
ROSWELL, GA July l0th

EDS. JoURNAL--ln the Published
proceedings Of the county conveu~
ton in your last issue, we read that
the election for delegates was by
ballot. Can you furnish your read :
ers with the number of votes cast
for each candidate ? | am a Harde-
man man, teeth and toe nail, and
regret to learn that while Johnson,
Colquitt, and other aspirants, had
champions to speak in their praise,
gallant old Tom Ilardeman, whose
clarion voice, in the dark hour of
Radlcalism, rung out on the air
from mountain to seaboard in de.
fence of Democracy and the best in~
,erests of Georgia, and whose polit
ical disabilities have been but q
short while removed, aud whose
body bears the marks of wounds re-
ceiv, d in battling for the South, had
no one on that occasion to speak OF
him as his splendid talents deserve,
for it is true in politics as in battle
that a leader is cminently necessary
to secure success.
An ABSENT VOTER.
In answer to our correspondent,
we would state that the Colquitt del
egates received 2l4 votes, the Johns
son delegates 33, "untrammelled"
delegates II, and James 4
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LOCAL ITEMS.

-THE collegiate department of
the Marietta Female College will be
in charge of President Branham and
Prof. Chas. Lane; Preparatory, Mrs.
J. NJ. Branham and Mrs +. G..
Lane Music, Prof VIM. +. Clark !;
Art, Mai j. G. BaruwelI Next
term begins August 18th.
WE have seen three bars of solid
gold, worth $lG0 90, from Dobbs'
gold mine, located four miles north
of Marietta. There is no deception
in the shineirg metal. 1t appears
to be quite rich mine and pans out
well. The company met yesterday
for thorough organization.
-ANDlE Holleman, colored, while
bathing in Sweetwater creek, near
Powder Springs, last Sunday morn
ing, was drowned. He had been
living on J. l.. W. Cooper's farm,
was about 20 years DID, and was a
sober, industrious negro.
GEN. A. J. HansclI has lost his
valuable spectacleS, especially adapt
ed to his failing eye-siGht, and the
finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at DR.. Roots drug
store. See advertisement.
Wild turkeys roam the woods
near Mr.. Whitfield's house at Big
Shanty. From the long beard of an
old patriarchaI gobbler, it would
seem he hadn't shaved in some
years.
Mould a man frequently calcu
late his income and expenditure, lie
would escape many bitter reflection;
for he must be lost to every generous
feeling of pride and honorable prin~
ciple who wantonly incurs deb;s,
which he can not discharge.
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GEORGIA NEWS.

--Grady's Atlanta Telegram has
suspended.
Judge Lochrane declares for
TiIden and IIendricks and says they
will be elected
Several convicts were made
happy on the eth by receiving par
dons from the Governor.
1t turns out lhat KimbalI didn't
vote for Colquitt at the recent pri-
mary election in Fulton county, but
was in New York at the time.
According to Dir James, Geor-
gia's fertilizer account amounts to
1913 9o2, of which $2,975,353 is
to be paid in cotton next November.
AN editor is not altogether with
out honor in his own country
Grubb, of the Darien Gazette, has
been chosen delegate to the State
Convention.
A twelve year sd Mexican girl
on exhibition in Atlanta only weighs
five pounds. One Of the editors Of
the Constitution is Small, but the
girl is smaller
While Macon man was bath
ing 10 the Ocomulgee, on Sunday,
strong minded SOW ran Off with his
pantaloons. He tavortcd around on
the bank and disturbed the neigh
bors to such an extent by yelling
that a policeman, who was sitting
some distance off, mending his para
SOL finally thought that it would re-
quire an entire cell in the guard
house to hide the mans nakedness,
and made a proposition TO clothe him
in that kind of suit. This offer
was met with scorn, and approbious
language was used on both sides. -
At last accounts the policeman was
still sitting on the bank, in The som
bre shade of bis parasoi, while the
man was mixing him the target Of
well directed volIeys of profanity
Str. NcWs.
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Marietta Market,
corrected Weekly by our Merchants. ]
MARIETTA, Ga, July, nth, 1876.

MARIETTA, Ga, July, nth, 1876
FINANCIAL-Goldb buying at$I 10, selling
at Si.l!. Silver-5uying at par, selling al
par xchangr-baying at par. selling 1 pre-
MUM. Money commando II to per cent.
COTT0N.-Nlddling 10.
GRAIN--We quote oo.A Is 80 cts,
Wheat 81 - Oats 60 a 7O.-Rye Sl20a51.35
DRIED FRUIT-AppIes 81 to g. Peaches
ppaed ~ unpealed 81 to.G3; Pears l5cs.
SEFD.-We quote clover at $3.50 TO $40.
per boshel. Blue Grass at s. 80 per bushel.
FLOUE-From Sc % to S. 80
MEAL, S0cts.
BULKMEAr - cts. per pound.
LARD We quote buckets, \; cans and
tierces, II
GROCERIES We quote: Sngars--C Crush
ed, GfauHlatt and Powdered l34. For extra
G r. Brown 10. Tallaw, Z. Liverpool
salt, - 90; Nueala salt $3.50. Candles
tG,weigais %. Ginger 40 Spice40 Pepper
20 20. Starch TO- Rice 10 for tierce-
Java Coffee - 10. Rio 25a275. New
Orleans syrup Is. Molasscs-iO. Cheese,
factory 70. Peas LOO l.25.
Macllerel, No. l Ezra shore, per
bbls $1,000; No. /, Extra shore per. half bbis,
$500 No. l. per. bbls. Sl55U. No. ,, per
halfbbl.. 5 50; No. 3, per ibis 1900; No 3,
per balf bbs. 700 No. I, Extra shore per kits
500; No |, Bay per kits 225; No. ., Large
per kits 200; No. 3, Large per kits l,50.
COUNTRY PRODUCE Buying prices from
wagons Eggs 30 IL ceuts, chich ens 20 a2l ca
country butter ~ to. b. Iegae-zee butter
20 to 10.
FACTORY GOODs.-7-5 shifting It "A
sheotas ~ cents, Factory yarn, Ito per
Bunch; Prints, 81 AZ +; Bleach shiltinss, 5 a;
II; .jealts, 2Oa75 Concord Jeans, 10,
LIME buShel barred 81 Is; bush
81 barrel 10.
Ntu.s.-Per key, l0d $3.50; 81, SID
sd, 500; al, @57a; fine, 50 . finishing, dt-
eren kinds Of corresponding numbers, 73c on
above prices
IBON.-Tire - inches to 4 by l1-2 :.
smaller sizes 11c,- advance. Rod L.. AXrs
Collins ST. 90. Sh2y.,.. Aa.r~', 81 W
Hollands 90 Stunrs sl3 80. Solid cast
str.l l.. 4 L. Coffee riill- s. 1l4lO 90. Cast
steel BE; springs -; ..xles lOAlI, sad iron
, ; horse shoe nails @5a;;i5 | Hames $40 W
MISCELLANEOUS.-RetaiI from stores
Fable Peas Sl.23 Onions, Sl.3V.
LEATI4ER.--Calt Domestic. S392H
per dozen; French 5i3a66 Harness leather
:.-ai3c per pound; sole leather henlock, 2ia
33l, oak 40aci5, split 40e; kips, country 50
aG0 per pound.
HARDWARE.-IIollo Savery's &c
Betting 20 per cent of list. Fairbanks scales,
Instinct Manila rope - Cotton 25c; Jute
I9c; Cotton cards s 90 per dozen. Axle
grease 81 % per gyvss. Picks, common, III;
steel 3 :. saattocks l5l axehelyes 81 % Per
Gozen.
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An ABSENT VOTER.
MILTON COUNTY.

EDS. JoURNAL-On the 4th, we
had big school examination near
the old starch mill two schools cons
bined, Mr. J, NJ. Luckey's and Miss
Samantha Powers W. A. Hansell
of Roswell delivered an able address
on Education j NJ. Luckey d6Iiv~
cred an address also on the same
subject. Speeches and dialogues by
the pupils were splendid An ex-
celIent dinner was served, and in the
evening the crowd repaired to the
mill and INDUCED in lerpsichorean
pleasures.
Willeo Factory has an interesting
debating society.
Crops in Milton are clean, grow,
ing off finely and promises we'll
Five candidates for the Legisla
ture in Milton county. w.
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DIR. w. H. FELTON,.
Bro SHkNTY, July Sth, 1876.

BIG SiIkNTY, July otn, 1000.
Pursuant to call of the Chair
man of the Democratic Executive
Committee of this district, a portion
of the citizens met and after trans
acting the business for which the
meeting was called, r. NJ. Benson
offered the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted
Resolved, LIST, That we recognize
with sincere admiration the services
of oar present representative from
the 9TH Congressional District, Hon.
VIM. II. FELTON,.
Resolved. I'd, That we regard
Hon. w. II. FELTON, as being fully
Unidentified with the great democratic
party of the nation and public SER
want in whose hands the interests of
his constituency are safe.
Resolved, Sd, That we earnestly
recommend the re election of DR..
FELTON, by the democratic party Of
the eth Congressional District at the
approaching election for members
of the National Legislature.
G. b. CHAsTAIN, Chm.
|. b. KENDmcK, Sec'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-14
THE MGNsTRELs MONKEY

"Just as the twig is bent the tree S
inclined is as true of monkeys as
Of men. The following is an anus
ing instance of one af these quadru
manous little fellows who couldn't
forget his early habits:
Some time ago there was in Lon
don for the season, lady who is very
we'll known in the French fashiona
bic world One day she happened
to see in the streets a monkey, beg
ging pence from the public in the
prettiest manner, for the benefit of
the organ-grioder. The marquis
took a fancy to it, boughtit, dressed
it in the gaudiest OF raiment, and
made it pet The lady, the other
day had in Paris fashionable recep-
ton, for the benefit of a charitable
institution, and, Of course, her pet
was the wonder Of the room.
In the course of the evening a
young lady sat down at the piano,
and accompanying herself, sang, with
exquisite taste, a drawing-room song
AS soon as the lady had finished. the
monkey, who, though nov partially
civilized, had not forgotten his for
mer duties, seized hat, and hold
ing it before each guest, according
to his custom, commenced a ccllec
ton. The vocalist laughed, the
marquis looked veXed, but, to the
amusement of everybody, the animal
went the rouod5, and collected quite
large sum. His task ended, he
jumped upon the knee of the singer,
amid shouts of laughter, and deposi
ted the contents ia her lap. The
collection was of course devoted to
the charitable fund.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-14

Wien men receive Information
that they may possibly be among the
heirs Of some deceased rich man,
they Immediately become interested
and go to work searching all the fans
lily records to decide the matter.
When God tells men that they may
become 'joint>heirs with our Lord
Jesus Christ 'to an inheritance in
corrpqtible, cn4efIe3 and aafading,
hey listen 10 Il as Idle tales, or cons
plain Of the tediouaness and style Of
him whom God sends to tell them
aJoat it.
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HIS POSITION DEFINED.
ACWoRrI, July 0tb, l07G,

ACWoRrH, July 0tb, 1876.
Eos. JoUHNAL-I did not have an
opportunity of attending the Demo
cratic meeting held in Marietta last
Tuesday for the purpose Of electing
delegates to the Gubernatorial con
vention to be held in Atlanta the ID
day Of August. thank the citizens
of Cobb county for the unsolicited
and unexpected honor conferred
upon me on that occasion. learn
that some DOUBTED my position in
regard to the asprants for the EX-
ecutive chair. Regarding General
Colquitt as pure man, a true and
noble patriot, true to the land that
gave bin birth, true to the people
of Georgia in war and in peace, a
man of talent, Of large and compre-
hen8ive views, conciliatory and mod
crate in his political course, renders
him al acceptable man with me. /
shall not prove rocreant to the trust
delegated to me by the citizens Of
Cobb county, but wilt faithfully dis
charge the duties imposed to the
best Of my ability.
am much pleased with the re8o-
luton passed by the convention
Much has been said, but little done
in the way Of reform and retrench
ment. am glad to see the people
moving in this matter.
Respectfully,
j. K. HUMPHRIES.
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CITY AND COUNTY
For the Campaign T!
One Dollar Paper /!

In order to supply every man
and family in this section with
good newspaper during the
coming Presidential, Congress
ional, Gubernatorial, Represen
tative and County elections, we
will furnish the MARIETTA jour
NAL from now until the lst of
january, 1877, for one Dollar,
to all new cash paying subscrib-
ers. Now here is paper cheap
enough for all. Subscribe at
once and keep posted.
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w. p. McCLATCHY.
MONDAY Association.

EDS. JOURFAL--Please allow me
to say through the Journal to dele
gates who may attend the A8sociae
ton which meets here on Friday,
August 4th, that ample arrange
ments will be made for THAR enters
tainmcnt. Their horses will be at
tended to free Of charge at Mr.. An
derson's stable.
j. c. GREER, Chm Com.
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CURRENT DOTS.

cal convention dele gates.
-McC1ArcnY has moved lor the present
TO Haley Il Dobbs old stand
-BosroN 4 Hunt will sell you choice sill
gas aud syrups cheap, cheaper, cheapest.
SrARTLlNG discovery by a little
three year old--'Wny,pa, there's a
hole in your hair.
-DoN'r forget to call at MeClolcly's new
stand.
MEN aud Boys Hats, for cost, al II. D
NJ CCCfCnEoNS.
Go to McClatchy's and get your seed Oats
Canned Tomatoes, Salmon, &c, for sale
at \ 81 Gilberl's store very cheap
lr was Lord Houghton who, when
a lady, more beautiful in her own
eyes than those of the world, was
Boosting that she had had hundreds
of men at her feet, remarked in an
undertone 'Chiropodists.
-VARNIsHss beloN Atlanta prices at vii
liam's Drug Store.
}. P. LEAKE& Co have Just received
fine lot Of Oranges. also a lot Of Peanuts for
seed which they are selling at reduced pricrs
Fon SALE large Stool, of Blank Books.
lectrd 10 suit the wants Of every one, al The
Drug Store Of DR.. G. W. WILLIAMS.
A confectioner advertises 'Centen
uial kisses, and sells them two for 4
cent, but unless he knocks eighty
two years off from their age, and
gives them away, he can't expect to
compete with the raw article in this
community.
A splendid lot Of Coffee, Sugar aud Sy
rup at A. Il. Glbeits store on Cherokee St
-McCLArcuY keeps fine lot Of fresh
Crackers.
-McCIArcHy has loi Of HE North Carroll
ma Oats which are the best for seed and should
be soVtd soon
A distinction aud a difference:
Jones has discovered the respective
natures of distinction and differ
ence. He says that "a little differ
enec, frequently makes many enc
mics; while "a little distinction at
tracts hosts of friends to the one on
whom it is conferred.
-SoNR1mIxG MOE! China Srts, of A
peces for $500 al II. y. MeCulcheon's.
- Buy your Family Groccrir- ala. Il. Gil
herts cheap store
90 To j. P LFAKE x 60, for your Sugar
cured Hams, dried Beef MaekereI dried Herring
HOLSTERS, Salmon, Saldines &c.
A boy was apparently drowning
in the Mississippi, near Matches. A
playmate swan bravely to his rescue,
was attacked by cramps, and drown
ed. The other boy swan ashore,
making no effort to save the dying
hero,
-McCLArcn has fall stock, all Fresh
and Nice.
Selling oil below cost, my large stock of
Ian Window Shades For beauty durability
and convenience, they are acknowledged u be-
superior to all Others. q. w. WILLIAMS.
60 to Boston y Hunts You want groee-
ries nice and cheap
Wakefield, the San Francisco big
amist is in jail, and three of his five
wives have joined their grievances,
live together in one apartment, and
devote themselves to'vengeiul prose
M -, 80 -. ar -, lau bo,V-
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Administrators Sale.

BY virtue of an order Of the court Of Ordi-
nary of Cobb county. Ga. will be sold before
the court house dor ia Marietta in said coun-
~ on the first Tuesday in August next, Lots Of
Land Nos 90 and Gal in the l7lh district and
2nd section OF Cobb county and sold as the
property Of John Wylie deceased Sold forltlIe
benefit Of the heirs and creditors Of said deceas
ed Terms cash. This June 9Th, 1876.
d. S. WYLIE, Adm'g.