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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-01
& Good showing.

EDS. JoURNAL-On last Monday
week, MeSsrs. John and Pickens
Tate, of Cobb county, killed two
pigs ten months old each, one weigh
ing PCS and the other 291, making
an aggregate amount of 500 pounds.
This is a good showing, and for the
sake of economy, let us away with
the fence and pen our hogs.
FARMER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-01

The following are the official
Georgia Congressional majorities ::
First District Hartridge over Bry~
ant, $685.. Second District: Smith
over Whitley, $685.. Third Dis"
trict: Cook over Pierce, 5,594.-
Fourth District: Harris over Hill
Hard, S,G23. Fifth District: Chan>
dIer over Markham, 9,845. Sixth
District: Blount over Cove, 6,7l9.
Seventh District: FELTON, over Dab
ney, 2,4G7. Eight District Steph-
ems, 19,O67. Ninth District: Hill,
10, 366.-lSavannah Nes0S.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-01

EMR. w. T. PARK, Of Atlanta, Ga, has
u y for twenty five years made the treat
ment of all CHRONIC or old standing Diseas-
es and all DISEASES upon which olher ply
sycians have FAILED SPECIALITY, with a
success unprecedented.
Besides, he has, Of his own discovery and
preparaton, an established painless cure for tbs
ODTTTM MORPHINE and LAUDANUM
VI ~ III HABIT and lis Causes. Guar
an1eeing satisfaction on three days trial.
Mail TO him full description of whatever
afiction you may have, and len cents for re
Dlv. novl-4t.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-01

Hon. w. H. McAfee, of Dah>
lonega, has practically demonstra>
ted the ease and economy with
which every man in town as we'll as
country, can make his own bacon.
He has four fine, large porkerS,
ready to kill, that will go nine hun
dred pounds easy, and they have
cost him just exactly $3.50, in food
bought; and aside from this they
have only had the slop from a small
family. 1t will be readily seen that
his meat will have cost him within a
fraction of p cents per pound.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-01
Gle S}yarietta gonrual.
Marietta, Ga, Friday, Dec. l, 1876.

[g7 The foH0wing named gentlemen
ere authorized AgentSJ for the Journal
j. b. BARTON, Caution, Chero. Co. Ga.
JAMES PRICE, Ball Ground =" g
MAJ. ED. DANIELL, Canton, Chero. Co. Ga.
w. E. ORR, Acworth, Ga.
w. II. SIMMONS, Jasper, Pcllens, Co. Ga.
II. 3. GOODWIN, Powder Springs, Ga.
S A. ANDERSON. Travelling Agent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-01

Selling off below cost, my large stock OF
Lap Window Shades. For beauty, durability
and convenience, they are acknowledged to be
superior to all others G.. W. WILLIAMS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-01
CITY AND COUNTY.
y q . q . . g 9 y 9

THE yN.ARIETEA JOUR.N.AL
Printing office has been reDeoyed
to Freyer'S Brick Bujldin9, UP
ST4IRS, in the rooms formerly
occltpied by DR.. Greer, S0utt-side
Public Square.
b b b b b b b b b b
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-01
Murder Will Out.

A few years ago August Flower was diseov-
cred to be certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liv-
er complaint, few thin Dyspepties made known
to their friends how easily and quickly they had
been cured by its use. The great merits OF
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER became heraled
through the county by one sufferer to another,
until, wthput ADVERTISING its sale has become
immense, Druggists in EVERY TOWN in the
United States are sellingit. No person suffer
ne with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache Cos
tiyeness palpitaton of the Heart, indigestion,
low spirits, etc, can take three doses without
relief Go to your Druggists VIM. Roof and
G. W. WILLIAMS and get bottle for rs cents
and try it. Sample bottles | 0 cents.
, 1876-07-10
Tho Dome Of The Capitol.


Tho altitude Of the dome uf tho Canttol IN akcs
that building the hIghost In America, it being
287}{ feet from the 1our VI The 6aaen,ent story
to Tho creft Of tho statue. Thcro arc onIy fu11r
cdldcss in tha Old World which tower h,rNnr
toward the Clouds-St. Petcs's, Ut ltoMe, WlIrI,
10 4o8 feet iront tho pavement to tue tup OF thu
cross ouesidel st, Paula, al London, which is
A0a feel; illo Cathedral Of 81. Issac, at 81, Pc
terabnrg, which " 3a3 feet; and the Hotel des
Invaliles, Of Paris, which Il the toulb Of the
great Napoleon, Which Ia H29 feet htgl,.
In the United States, tbs steeple Of Trinity
Church, Ny YoIl, fE1 4 ne1t IL Height t. ths
Washington Monument, in Baltimore, third.
which support tho first baiuat1ale In The Iuluc.
~ N feet high ani weigh d tons suctl. Above
ttds baluslrauo springs the ruof, formed Of
h9ndsomaly ornalnented panels, which gratlls-
ally dlnltnlth In sixc to the apex, which Il aur-
mounted by lantern ~ feet high. In tbls is
Fcdetting limp Lighted by ulecarI.Ity, but
only illuminated when there ID a uiKlt ees-
4ion either 0f the Honso Or Beuste, or both.
This beautiful light hM beGn often Acen
pf late, Anl all who Looked upon II have oe,n.
falxeratcd the weary Congressmen wlsose lu-
ties demand their prescnco III tho hot. close At
Haosuhesm of tha hail, which u randused still
tnnfu sslaing by tho heat Ut summer.
bnt PeIth.pa thu greatest wonder of the dome
fest Is that u 81. P4urs, fns on thu Circular
cutlery benuath thu painting onu ulay converge
" ~ ordinary tone of voice With frIrud whu
stR1ds opposite, nearly ~ feet away. The
sound kplea1s to follow the conrays at tho
tFeaeoed picture, and u often very startling 10
parsOns not aHare os tl}s kiug1.lar 1raak played
Wy ths xHyos ol sound u that dizzy altitude.
, 1876-07-10

Tie Belgian oilr!al journal, referring to tho
tgnoEans conduct of thOso VINO destroy i'll kinlls
ii birds au.tsusecls in,liscrmnateIy,i insIsts on
tl'e neeess!ty Of sh!llrsn y primary sel'9o,s be;
nu1lous tnlects, aud thus to exercise their de-
tt.uet4vo faculties aka'net tls latter only; Ths
writer proceeds to s4y that tho ant, which II
very dtaagrecable antl tnconyen!ent In mauy re-
spects, docs e1esllent .ervLs IN chasing and ds.
farmer who hail n.tIccL this fact ard hAtl Ills
ssbbage literally isvoured BY s.terpIllurs q last
rather nest, auch ~ abound III pine forests,
brought 70 his ,ealt,agc plot: sackfu! Of nsns
points, atounIty fn ants, waa obtained, and Ito
contents thrown around thU Infested eubbaEe-
p'auts. Ths ants lost no time, but tln.4.qdIa;oiy
hca4ls: Tue next day heLps Of dead eaturFpilla1s
we're found. but rot otu alive, noF "a they r.
we'll known In Germany, md, although their
segs H5e 10 Etest rcque.t g. ,,t ttul for ysmng
! hne agaInss taking them from tho forests.
THIS ant Is lndctatlkables It cli'nbs " tue VERY
tops Of trees, ana destroys al IulLncnsY GUAM
uty Of uu1ious Insects,
, 1876-07-10

Rd'NtnphGtnr IN Tie jNHstrued lpfkAly.
When Clara Morris wAs acting at tho Fifth
Avenue Theatre she received i letter from u
gentleman from Indiana, who contldel to her,
after assurance Of profound affection conceived
for her after witnessing her Representations,
that he had recently purchasel \ now ntoEo out
West, and that oil his fortune III tho drug bust
ness it her feet be laid. Would abe 9ollUw him
throughout tho worldi Oh, would sllel AZ Ill
in,c1 10 Ills personal Identity he would appear
at tho theatre on certain nlght, seated ii the
front row Of the balcony, and leaning Ills cheek
upon hand, lu which hn would hull. Whito
pockct-handkerchaef. When she ealno upon
the Stage and hehcld . very fat man,
with ycry rcd hair, clutclling = whlto
pockct-halidkcrchief IN 'h!s hand, and lcanlng
penslyely uver The railing ct the balcony, sho
vefy nearly burst ont into a laugh, but, fecov-
eriHg heraelf, c0nAdea hez dlseoysry instexl to
tllreu u the actors on the stage. Accordingly
these faect!ous gentlemen. came out OH tho
stage In the next seems, eArh holding white
oeket-handasrehief carefully 10 hiA. forehead,
aud altogether betrayiug such = lively seusc ot
tho sltuution that the lady In tho case WIS not
SURPRISED on her ro-eftrznce to dnl tho AeHti-
mental druggist and l'is white poGkethundkes..
chief non csi. lie WA pat!cnt Adulrsr, how
ever, and although ho presumed to write q
slightly rcproacllfu letter, he called attention
IL tho fact tlat, II ahe ever wanted frieua aud
husband, he would be found At Lis new store III
Indiana.
, 1876-07-10
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
fAs FIYffnxe T+ka 3@syk..~.


MoAnxoa, Kankakee Co., ILL.,, uly7.-Thls--
ths Etghsh--Congrcsaional District, will soon b.
called upon to decide rho III candidate for Com
gress sl'all BE- @. L, Fort, OF Marshall County,
aao Franklin Dladcs, Of froquoIs County, viii
he candidates before tha Convention. Tue for
mtr Il the present Coogressman-it being hss
aecoud term. There Ia growing dl.satisisc-
ton wy hin in sonso parts of tho district.
especially tn tho eastern counties. They think
be is very good men, but believe 1t would BE-
Impossible TO sioct hin This fall, a tie people
srs getting tired Of Eaaehias poltasa ind polttk
cal MlrepulleIt.
Iu Frankl!n Dlades tho Republican party vii.
have = candidate Of whom Il NAV be proud, and
ouc that IL capable and honest. he is 4 Nspub.
lean In u.e hKaest, sense ot that word, md has
Republicans ot the Eighth District can 1est ~
sufcI that Il Franklin Dladca L elected M viii
not leayo Washington 70 canvas. biz dsttict aud
dissat'slaction 10 Sort il shown BY tho fact that
In tnAs ot hs nomination Judge Pillshuty Win
nun - ~ independent candldats III oPR9.it Ion
" hlu.. ", 4.
, 1876-07-10
LAND CLAIMS,

g.. AuAV1 oSn rET At nHRT.
Tho Suprutnc Court, In the cise OF Nancy B.
Walker, appellant, va. Susan Ann Darlington Of
al,, have inst decided case which Involves 1Go
acres Of land Just east of and adjoining Irving
Park, being the 8. W.A Of eec. II, 10, Is, aud
worth from $4,000 10 s200,o00 Thu CON-
p1ai1'auts arc Sarah Ann Darlington and hcr
children, Catherine, Sarah. Edward, aud Edwin
7. Darlington, aud theY alleged that Ia Nay,
1sl8, Eiiphales Torry, of Colcbrook, Conn, died,
ewn!ux. -, ,a,ong 9 With & otha. property, TIL. 100
were three. other children besi!es Iiss
Susan Ann, usl Tcsry'u property was liyIdui
sgssst%sn sssy % 5 tss hi. Ss :sy d. It. 3pgsss sb y
th!s quartcr-srtiun III May, 1871, Of Charles
aud vt various times, Walker, whom Terry had ii.
lowed to act as ageut In rcfst4ncs To the matter,
for sG0o, aud wrote that hc Thought tllat was
gooa prize; that large PARTON u the land wa.
that other land n the nesghborhood bad
Terry refused ~ sell. Another offer was Inhtic
y $500, aud also declined. In lSip br. Terry
died, stili seixed VI the land.
Alter pc death, tie trustees being anxious 70
,sas worth: iis replied i,u lad ,nade Impurities,
but could aal no purchaser but Cyrus Lent
leyl who offered esto, of which sstkj was cash,
and tho balance tu one, two, uud three years,
Without lntV1utt. Walker advised tho sails II
tha4 pE1cn Ale1tng the land to bs low and wet,
snd tbas Il would b. Aye years bsforo much
higher, prize eould bv uLtshlsd. lie also
olered W take charge ol the buttncss, make
tllo sale, lavu the papvts drawn, aud remit tAa
money wlcn tcoelye1. Conplainanta charge
tiiAt tho trustees placed Implicit cnuiiuuuec III
walker, that be WAS acting In I titluriary CO.
Paat{, a. their agent, and a such they cmlox-
Sts1 ~ h,iA w u @t1cct conveyance. In december,
leM Walker wrots thus hs had completed !
~ s,Ns ior $780, taken thrss notes 70,
ssnittol draft for $50, sites duducling pei
TTgnt commission and some erpenses anil taxua.
Ne also sent dead Tor The trustee. to sigi1,
,as Mnish mad been prepared by Cyrus Bentley, III
sEMtse, edntalnlng y coycnant that the truatccs,
ti'z sna eraasUFs, should not, or auy prrsou fuf
Ire premises. Thts,. eoulptalnaat's charged,
~ -, aor tla purpose Ut preventing Tho character
* it see saie from being Inquired !nio, They asn
niegal that the la,ld was Worth n the time vi
~ '5naaalett sale ffon $3.50 tu 5000, and
tuas walker knew II, that he AMI bentley col
.a1sa tugether ~ put the land in tbs pussssslun
~ a3eFa vito who was also sistcr of hnut-
, 1876-07-10
CHICAGO

THE ILLINOIS n1vRn RAILROAD COMPANY,
In tic cnse Of the Illinois Ktyc1 Railroad COM
pany, In bankruptcy, Judge Blodgctt entcsud an
order Saturday finding, a. shown by Tho
Mostcr's report, that the whole number Of un-
secured orcdltora at tho Company Was nine, and
tho amount Of their claims 1885. -Four Of
these creditors, the Western Union Telegraph
Company, George c. Muasoll, 8. W. Num-, and
Edward Aandc1, whosa claims amount To
s1,T9.So, have Joined In the petition against tho
Company. These creditors, It was found, con-
etitutc moro than one-fourlh Of tho whole nt,n-
i"a, Dsr Of now unsecured ;Sos srsd!tSS and soprs
of George k. Clark Ind 8. r x. walEer s
wore not tucludel, a 1t was objected that their
ds!nands ase not bona-Adc. It ,was, therefore
had toinea In the petition, and ordered that tho
cass stand Tor further hearlng On tbs Issues
falaeo by tho denial Of bankruptcy.
plvoHCRs.
William T. 6hsw fled b1ll Saturday against
his wtfs, May A., charging her with desertion.
John G. Cotilng also a.ks for a divorce from
hla wife, Alice Maud, for similar reaaou.
BANKRUPTCY NAT9Rna,
Jacob Frye ras adiud!cated bankrupt, aud .
warrant Issued returiable August Il.
purrBloR couRT II nA1xy .
,, yaincs Talsoit beg9n aule for q, 900 against
Whllh&n fF1cDu ANU EfneGt Frtchu,
Frank Subuibel sued g. G. Pusl!eek for &1 800,
olACuT COURT,
BLOCK & Co. begun suit !n rcpleyin asainst
D. G. McLnnc George +. Harris, and D, +,
Farmhouse to recover about 10, 700 dsgs, 80 in
money, and threa sets OF ooHts OF arms, thc
whole being valued at 5000.
TIN GALL.
JuDan BLopoErH-Sct casaa md general
business.
JuDaE QAnr-set cases. No. 8.Bio, Smart
Va. Lee, stfll pi trial.
JuDan MOonE-Motions
JUDGE I3ooTI-MotlDns,
JUDGE FARwELL-8et caae4 5l7, aevors W,
Coo'nbs. aud b7H, lloch!ander ". Lie Moyne.
Jup0X WILLlAAs-No court until saturday
next
/, JUDGMENTS.
VAtTkn 6TArEa CIitoulT CocRre-JUno1 Btop-
1ErT-Glundy County National lisuk W. Edward
y. DoFt. SO6u: "a 4,-AdaKs and Westlake ManuyAc-
e1nnF Company W. Gustavus Coward, 2i40. so.
burEnloM CouR!-.coAyxya,oHs.-1[. L. keArCy
". III, Hayes, $50. 10. IL. G. Cook ys. Alec
hugent. $120. .40.-SAms W. Bamo, $50. I'D.
Y, xata al p; r. Murray OF al ~ john g. Aecord,
. !upsa uARr--J. Z, Adams ~. uaslsn Page,
7373.-Rl!ss 0tcanelaum et Il. v. Lxurin r. lill.
aata, ", 4A. ~. A.--Att9n HardshlIl ". Thop.aA u
nooI.ns and John y. Wilcv4, STA eoe..-F. Y. ri.
Minuorf " FFs5 II. Astfttt, u, 0I7. ~
, 1876-07-10

toned 70 'task for fool, rntrr, nnA to ftc taken
10 walk II ate nothing hut pigeons, rons,''n-
by breaking thcl. nrc;e brfnre rri*tlug tl1cu, n
its coils. H. could entirely tU.,trul thu rrtf@sro
Of its enls, tvln'ng around sts owl!crs' loltcs
ard ncrks, but never hurting them. TlisJ oitrsi
conccalcd uni'er Tho cost, nr Though under
stahdtne the necessity of kco,drG quiet. When
4 was left behind II rccogn!xed unl welcomed
~ fricnls' return with tho greatest Joy. answer.
INK to the maine Of "CIco.'f
, 1876-07-10

Icy. II was also charged tl,,t Bentley had Nc n2
tic money, witch waa actually furnished w
Walker, n1r did he take or keep possession q
tho lan,t, int that Walker hal tho sppafehs
ownership Of IL and nscd = - iaftn. II,
moment e,,,uectc,l the fairness of the aalo u.
III, In May, tssU. their suspicious were atoGsM
liy lnttvr sent IL a former trnsHe ~ Mt.
Ncntley. uc stated therein that Cnaties an In
er had o'ea ip 1sos thas ms tns Mts
Int Walker manarti Tho matter, aud he hsi
Hssn unable 10 ASCERTAIN whether that mortgage
WA t,Aid OF rot. Tie stated. also, tAat ne n9ia M
.Ister' .a ~. nrs, ~ Wnltsf liz aisu sent rc1eale,
WIKI Wa1Kor ds.ireS 10 sci SOUS d ths properly
Mr. pemlng, being no longer trustee, ssnt ihs
letter and aptfa 70 ~ C d4Es 'rsss nt thr IN
easc Ss Il IN tc hands 81 Messrs Lyman 4 Jacksop,
N'lI SIrs. walker Ind Deui in sole control Of Tie
premises from the time of her hlsba,Ml's death,
fare Walkers death, BENTLEY. had decided The
i@anu @ 10 bcr, md sho haa sold Is acras thereof
T6s coapsi1ant,, Therefore. sh,,Eins tas. -.
a. the time ii ths alleged ale, sllat he franlu.
lcutiy kept secret material faeta Il, relation
uiereto,. and that hle conduct IN the pre!niacs
wQs breach Of trust, 4Ake0 tllat An NJ
sef. sos h rss '55s' g :ss Tug sosesef as
viii the Intentions NJ lilo parties Il thu
Tine und Tint the conveyance tro1n tl,a trustces,
ostc1ialb]y to Bentley. might 70 declared vol!
md set aside; that Nancy !. WMAes be deerccs!
tile cumplalnnnt8; and that 5ho bo required 70
convey thc Same to tllo trnstcc undor' Terry'a
VIII, for the benefit Of Sontplnlaants.
TtIo defendants filed an answct setting up
An1s %o$
Ind claiming tho privilege II lie sasute which
bars aet.oni after that Sine, and also alleging
that tic cla!m was stale and anttguatcd. They
also denied al fraud or unlawful combination,
value without notice Of tho equities OF oon-
r The tase was tried before Judge Moore, and
decision rendered In favor Of tho CAtringtons for
tho value Of tho land, from which ~ appeal was
taken.
Tho Supreme Court held that Walker had
nothing tu to with determining that the land
should be sol1 lo being only employed 10 look
sr the aga na a Liam sb
decilo whether tho land should bo sold and for
what prize. Walkers duties were simply ad-
vtsory. and to set aside tho sale Il should 70
proved tiat Walker aetsd +, Daa fatl,. eng made
thu sute which liG knew 10 0e false, aud that
they, III making such sale, nero influenced by
thuse falso and material statements. Dut it
lad not been proved with the degros oi certainty
md the lnpsc Of time demanded, that Walker
to t show w tiiat Walkcr knew tho iand was worth
more than $500 when fe sold i, but II was not
TINT hu attempted to influence the minds Of tho
trustees III thu slightest degree on that quos-
tion. Nor was tho evIdcncp conclusiyo 10 prove
That Walker vas interested n Tho sale TO Bent
, 1876-07-10

laid down tho lines Of n great coonitiug and
trading company, tn nhtaiil q charter from tho
CfoNtl, and 70 occupy, large trarts Of The Wchs
Ooaat Of .Affica. splcrhlN v'alons Of h.tnre
Cllgcs and liastIngs IN African spil ara alrcu.iy
f1ll!nE tho souls uf Enthusiasts We believe that
AZ efYoft will soon be rnatlc to give ehapc to the
ilea, sid to bring It IN some praetca! form un-
der tho notice of tho Government.
, 1876-07-10

The Cleveland {Ohio) Herald gives tho follow
possrssiou u resident Of that city:
NEW Yonx, May 2a, lT88.--DEAn SIR: In ad.
!lition 10 what wr0tc 10 you formerly on the snh-
ject Of loan, now inform yuu land dcsfrt that
destroyed = soon a. rcadl. thai my utmost paer.
tlona were Intellectually used 10 borrow \ sum Of
money (eyen at = high interest, aud for mo dlsad-
tnntagcous terms} to comply with contracts Of uy
own Gofore ( left .T7rginia. Having made lhIa
Communication, It IL unnecessary 10 hiducc fur
ther proof of my inabIl!tyt to comply with tbs 70.
an, Sir. your mcd' 'obcdient servant,
, 1876-07-10

An Englshlnan naniru Maun and hts vile mp
pear w lays had remarkable suecuss In tasning
q toa-coastrIrtor, which saa Just died. u e4lnl
Of tho hullse. II exhibited great attachment
toward its owners nut Upiy, but altu saa,1le 10
know its fr,riids linong ytstuty. IL was ace,la-
, 1876-07-10
Africa to b Scls0l.

A strong McA prevails among large number
Of prrsons of fornllUE great African company,
OH the nodel of the old East India COMPANY.
Some build spo1ulAtf1a hava already u,ehtally
, 1876-07-10

A pVEftTIsE1tst DESIRING. II, REACH COUNTRY
fsadsrs c.e DO 20 IN ,'.s ~ ae.t Maaurr
paptr LlBtx eAl SLatA Ulxtluns. For Illustrated cAta.
t1n.St.
4 IL CASH F3lp SOl: CAar.OF CLJrtttNH, CAR.
psts fnrpltute and % gyM1 u huy kind
1OE-a, 500 TOSS PUK SALE At F3u0 l'Et TON.
J. All gut kpya taln tn Ml!xxnksu lt!vsr. Apply to
, 1876-07-10

1,ui. sALg-SEEAM STONE CUTTER rU1, LiITLs
j. uSeL Ail " kuua W urN- .tdllreSo r. u. uQuuSs
Jls, Asslgaet, 2, U. pv1 y, Qrssu EAJ, WI.
, 1876-07-10
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.


f1AsfI fAIU pom LARGE I'M kMALL LOTS or
~ ho1srhvlt gou.A CaRl Gu " Aadfsss 4 W, III
bunth Avrs1a.bt.
Iiu,NlrUNE 0V ALL KINDS lsEPAIltEN AND
yAr1l5trI With ArutAess aud AtspatEl, Ut tY]hlbl
nt,St Articles seat Iuf aud delivered, LIZ Hurih
CIsrk-tt.
, 1876-07-10

CbsTtfpondtH1t Nsb foSk Herald.
PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-tpou the assembling
Of tho Commission to-tlay, soon after II 6feIMk
n. Ill.,, Il large audience was present. Tie div
-.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-07-13
cERTIFIcArE OF POSTMASTER.

l. the undersigned. postmaster at ........ State OF
...,, after the exercise al due diligence TO Info m
mys II OF the ptcnniary ability and responsibility OF
the principal and HE srvtles In The oregOng bond
and Of The unincumbervd real estate owned by hem.
respectively, hereby approx said bond and certify
that the said sureties sUilcieLisufci mt In my
belief TO iDsu'e the payment OF dou 10 the en- ire
amount OF The raid bol d. aud do further certify that
The said bond duly signed by -, bidde
ana MS eurelicst
before signing the certificate.
Dated ............. 1877
For forms OF proposal, bond, and certificate, and
also for nstruc Ions TO the conditions To be ems
braced In the Onract etc., advertisement OF this
date in pamnhlet fo'm Inviting proposals for mall
service In Maine TO be found az the criminal post
onces OF the above routes, aud To be had appca-
ton the Second Assistant =. NJ. General.
Bids should Le sent In sealed envelopes, snpcr-
scribed: "Mail Propo ais State Of TcxAs," and adj
dressed TO thu Second Assistant Postmaster General.
MARSHALL JkWELI,
& TfsSf,affslrr General
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EOrE WHEN the cath e tsken before nsfics ~
the peace, % any other cer n0l Bsng SEAL except
JlcRe o. Matted Sfstes RI. the crrteste % The
e<k - cotlrt 81 record must b added ondsr Bis
seal % oce shnx the person uho adrn,rfefe7ud the
tsth 4 duly aEelI1ed a. such 1Ieer
Eifs alnn T. nen11lpnnlcd b. q ofr1fef del o.
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teg.ll1sDiHG N ~, n srld b1gid exnlsds $500.
HE p1o N ullfl BE- gtgned - thr hid o. bid
fRE1 Gnd ne iaafe q slRrIInx anlIed
BtHacr 20 die -seeond Assistant for<nas1ef 0nnx-
RAJ Rost-0lll< Depertmest, WnShlnRIons ID -
inafksd PROPOSALS. stsis q Iexas.-
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lorlct viii Fninofe AWoclasidze. Congress Avennc.
ofrT nrue1E lAnle1
vim asssx ostl and lei ninela' speclaens; m.ke
min IraIcE ca trxftI6 - iands IN tarncf c>n $50
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ft.no11 Win parties contemplating Ni4ll4 invest
meat - Any part % Iex11 <lt1tEs t1Arrt Fer feE-
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va fI11Il1 an IQfNas1 - c.r|tF4 4E4 so4eer n
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WIl ant 81 the local state ners In she Knoxvile
81 knoxuilc. fgnne<ser. pnt edited s. In "a. Fiem
Ing ard San NJ k.rnrl Tefms: e per .rnnm, in
.Itantrs c.ahs 81 eSt 81 II, cnbe o. ten tlto The
IFi3.rs IA ne largest and heel-tl "a eeky paper IN
Ionntss1a and qaDlishss Al The local neWs u The
Sls.e. fLkAtS0 4 AckiANkl.
~ aauft knoxfille. fena.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, BOND AND CERTIFICATE.

P,oposal.
The undersign ......... $3.50, whose 20 ton e
address he. -, county 81 ......, State 4,
propDs. c1lrry mails of the United Sts. fr
October !, 1876 10 Juns 30. 49,. route No -,
tween and ......., ate II. ......... der
the advertisement OF the Postmaster Genera d
May -, 1916, with CELEBRITY znfy and ~"
for he annual Of ..doliais; add n 4 piO-
pOssi l. ptei he will enter me eonfrset with
snretes be approved by the Postmaster 90 ersl,
within the time prescribed In said advertisement.
This propoui u naae ufk fl knOaoledgs oC ~ die,
L1noe II he re ne trei0hr II ne 1saf 10 bs carried
and G other particulars IL r.fsynoe 20 0s ro~te a.a
sarcioe: anil af-0. AFTER caref eraaiadfiot Of ne
sefricc
Dated ........ ..-......-.., Btddtr.