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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-18
GRAVE ROBBERY,
The Body snatohers at woIk in cobb

The Body snatchers at Work in Cobb,
The recent Developments in Chattanooga
where the sexton and two citizens were ar
rested for robbing the graves and shipping
the dead bodies to Atlanta and Cincinnati
| Medical Colleges for dissecting purposes
have made the people watchful and suspic-
| ious
| Mr.. William Johnson, who kept ferry
on the Chattahoochee river, in this county,
siekened and died and was buried last
| Thursday evening. near Baptist Church.
seven or eight miles from Marietta on the
Roswell roau On Saturday last, several of
those who were present at the burial OF the
deceased passed by the grave ON their way
| TO an administrator 5 sale of the property OF
the late Daniel Haney, and they discovered
that the mound of Mr.. JohDson's grave was
not in that neat condition in which they
had left it on Thursday evening, but it was
| badly disarranged. This aroused the sus
| picions of those who observed these marks
| of the intruder, and after the sale, they
agreed to disinter the remains of Mr.. John
son and see if he had been molested.-
| Spades and shoves were welded by strong
arms, and before the coffin was reached
pieces of clothing were thrown out, and
when the coffin was reached it was found
| that the body of Mr.. Johnson was missing
and nothing but pieces of clothing, which
had been stripped from the corpse, were in
the coffin. The body snatchers had robbed
the grave Upon enquiry, it was learned
that late on Friday evening the day after
Mr. johnson 5 burial, white man and
negro man, in spring wagon crossed the
ferry and inquired the way to the Baptist
Church in that vicinity. About ten O'Clock
that night they returned and recrossed at
the ferry on their way to Atlanta. So it is
evident beyond doubt, that the white man
and the negro were the ghouls who had dis
turbed the sacredness of the grave and stol
en- the body of Mr.. Johnson. The negro
is known and vigilant efforts are being
made to find him, with the hope that his
accomplice may be disclosed and the two
be punished as they deserve. Mr. Johnson
was about go years old, highly esteemed by
all who knew him, and the affair is very
shocking to his sorrowng wife and rela-
tives.
1t is also rumored that the grave of Mr..
Ed. Dutton, who was buried in the Mariet-
ia Cemetery last Thursday, shows signs of
being tempered with 1t is believed by
good many that many a new made grave,
twenty and thirty miles in various direc-
tions from Atlanta, has been opened by
body-snatchers to supply subjects for the
dissecting rooms of the Medical Colleges in
Atlanta. The ghouls receive $500 for
every corpse of recent death. Men there
are who pocket the filthy lucre thus obtain
ed with pleasing satisfaction.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-18
CHRISTMAS Is COMING AND TIE
"TRIXn

Have already come, nj MCClatchey' S store
Nothing should prevent you from going
there If you wish to save money in making
youhpurchases large lot or fresh groceries
and new supply of holiday goods received
to-day Fresh Sugar cured Hams Just receiv-
ed, viii receive this week and next a tine
lot of Dressed Turkeys, several hundred
dollars worth Of Sugars and New Orleans
Syrnps at hard pan prices an assortment Of
Crackers, those Gocoanut Crackers VERY
nice) Canned goods, HOLSTERS, Salmons.
Fresh Macllere Deviled Ham, Sardnes,
Tomatoes, Fresh Peaches. Pine Apple, &c
Best London Layer Rasins, Seedless or any
Raisins you may wish. Curranis, Ctrons,
Dates, Prunes, Oranges, Cocoanuts, Lemons,
Jcllies Pickles and many other things we
haven't space to mention. | am selling
Roasted Coffee now at 25 cents per pound,
you viii find it saving TO buy ii instead of
the green Coffee, an immense lot of PERU
merry, Extract &c, call and examine, well
selected stock of Crockery and Glassware, q
selection Of Toys, Dolls, from cents to
81 30, Work boxes, Vases, China cups and
Saucers Toilet setts Toy piano, &c FIRE
Works all kinds, | ask only that you exam
Inc my stock, feeling assured if you do 50,
il will pay you to 90 no further Prompt
and politeattention insured. Examine the
8 and 10 cents Counters and show cases,
my stock OF Coniectioneries, stick and fancy
Candies second to none.
Respectfully,
ID. +. MCCLATCHEY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-18
FLAT WOODS DOTS.

Times are pretty quiet at present. The
people are well pleased with the 8 per cent
interest and the price of cotton ranging up
wards. There were several good men who
had their hats drawn down long time.
Since the interest has been cut down and
cotton up their hats have been raised a
small bit higher than at any time since 1872.
Mr.. John Rice, who sold out last year
and went to Sand Mountain Ala, has re-
turned TO Flat Woods, willing to remain.
Mr., James Summers gave Mr.. William
Billiard board tree, who cut it. split it and
got out ten thousand nine hundred and
sixty-one boards, two hundred wagon
spokes and one wagon load OF timber that
would not rive into boards. For any fur
ther information apply to VIM. Bulard.
PETER FLANAGAN.
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LOST MOUNTAIN LEAVES.

miss Margaret Han will teach the Noun
tain school next year.
We are glad DR. Harden is to remain
with us. We don't want doctor often
hut when we do we want him bad.
Gold Wardlaw and ]. NJ. Pickens have
both received their Christmas gitfs-botl
boys.
THE negro Lewis Williams, who was
shot by Charlie Ozburn, is recovering.
The farmers here win spread them.
selves ON crop of cotton next year, The
wise man will make his own grain
...Drs Cleland and Reynolds amputated
Tom Hartly's toe last week He is doing
we'll
Mrs Dobbins is still in n critical con,
dition with cancer.
"A number of farmers have made bale
of cotton per acre this year.
Steve Clay, Esq. knows how 10 get IA
man out ola bad scr&pe While on his
way to Oregon to attend Court last week he
came across man stalled with load OF
cotton He got down in the mud, put his
shoulder to the wheel and rolled him out
Steve will get our vote some day.
THE cold weather is very severe on our
bachelor friends.
Every body here wants TO see the
Journal first when they get the mail,
PELEG
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-18
TOWN TALK.
Postponement is the cry.

-. PostpOnement is the cry.
THE cotton pickers song is nearly sung
| for the season.
Mn A A Fletcher has fitted up the
frame building on his hotel lot as cotton
warehouse which is another addition to the
storage capacity Of our city
...Some of the young ladies in their ap-
pointmcnt of the leap year party for i'fNew
Year" night are about to deprive us of some
of our privileges already, and presume the
number Of callres will he few as we cannot
stand so many good things in one day.
However we wont quarrel as our time comes
next.
Mr. G. IT. Camp and family. Mrs. J.
IT. Elliott. Miss Willie Howell, Archie
Howell and others left last Monday for Sa-
vannah.
THE young men are making prepare
tions for party to be given at the residence
Of Mr. NJ g. Whitlock on Christmas night.
Judge Van Wyck- and family moved to
the KeHnesaw House last Monday.
THE young ladies of our city who are
attending the Shorter College in Rome are
expected next Saturday.
IA young gentleman Of our city objects
to his name being printed on the committee
Of invitations because all his customers
cannot be invited.
=. Our young men should not feel sighted
if any Of them are invited 10 promenade tc
the Leap Year party as there will not BIZ
carriages enough at the stables for all.
THE enterprisng firm Of Reid & Gram
ling viii add a small steam engine TO theil
extensive works for saving drilling, &C.,
after which they will be complete.
Mr.. Joe Glover will soon start and op
crate wood and coal yard which has be
come public necessity. as now the price il
regulated by the thermometer. Cox.
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WANTE

Every man, woman and child, in this
community, to know that am now receiv-
ing large lot of Christmas goods of every
description. Goldfish Balls in cans, cod fish,
IRISH Potatoes, Canned Tomatoes, Oysters
Salmon, Corn, Corned Beef, Pepper, Gin
ger, Alspice, Nutmegs, Raisins, Currants,
Citron, Macaroni, Cheese, Pickles, Navy
Beans, Candles, Starch, Soap, Sugar of all
grades new crop New Orleans Syrups, COT
fee, Rio and Java, green or roasted, Teas
Oolong, Imperial and Rajah, Crackers of
every description, Salt Mackerel, Iron of all
kinds, Pillow Stocks and Plow Steel Flows
OF ali kinds, Hames Traces, Collars, Dri-
dies, Saddles, Ear Corn, Seed Oats of choice
variety, Meal, Flour, Tinware, Glassware,
Crockery, Nails, Horse and Mule Shoes,
Grind Stones and fixtures Lanterns, and
everything usually found in first class
Grocery Store Call and price my goods
before purchasing elsewhere. am not to
be undersod. Remember good Goods,
honest weights and fair dealing is my motto
Call and see yours truly,
j. H. BosToN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-18
POETS CORNER.

For many months we have rhymed to you
And gave you advice that was good and true
How well you have taken our advice W,
BY the way you have daily thronged oul
store
For this we thank you one and ALL
And trust YOU will continue TO call
AT the cheapest store in all the town.
Where groceries of ali kinds can he found.
You will find our stock full and complete,
And We try Ia keep it tidy and neat,
And sell our goods so we all can live,
Andalways good weights and measures give.
Short profits" is the rule we live up To,
And on this line we will fight it thro,
Caring bat little what others may say
knowing quick sales and that ciV pay.
We cordially invite each reader to call
AT our store under Nichols Hall
Where you will find all goods at one price,
And everything TO ca; that's good and nice.
In addition to large and well assorted
stock of all kinds of staple and fancy Groce.
rieS we have on the road an extra line Of
Holiday goods ofan kinds that we expect
in during the week to be sold rerg low. Al
so Prepared Chocolate Bromai Bakers Chloe.
olate, Tapioca, Canton Ginger, Preserves,
Seedless Raisins, Dates. Prunes, Figs, all
kinds of Nuts, Olive Oils Orange and Lem
oms, Peel and Marmalades, in fact every
thing you may want We have, 70 arrive
during the week large line of New Orleans
Syrups and Sugars bought in New Orleans
and will be offered lower than ever before,
Flour and Bran still ut the following fig
urcs
Choice, per barrel ,....... SO IS.
Kennesaw per barrel. ...,........... $3.50.
Marietta per barrel ....... ........... S625.
Bran and ship stuff - cent per 100
pounds. We cojB0f BE- aHdcrsold
Respectfully,
JAS. PlTNER Il Son
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Marietta Market.
lCorrecled Weekly BY our Merchants ]

CoTTON-l0 10 III cents per pound
/ CORN 80 10 65 cents per bushel.
WHEAT 81 % 10 81 rs per busIel.
FLOUR $3.50 q : 90 per barrel.
MEALS cents per bushei.
, BuLkMEAT--73 a 81 cents per pound
| LARD--lO cents per pound
( SUGARS Crushed and Powdered, II cents
1 Granulated l2A els Extra O., II Brown 10 cts
/ Liverpool Sail 81 ,25 per Sack. Viz
einia Salt sl.4O Sack.
COFFEE--Javn Coffee 33t ceuls per pound.
Rie Coffee 1870 ~ cents
SlRUP-New Olleaus 20 To ~ cents per
gallon Sorghum - to 10 eeuts per gallon,
Georgia Cane 80 cents.
PEAS-60 TO ~ cents per bushel
RlCE-l0 cents per pound
COUNTRY PRODUCE--Buy prices
from Wagons--Eggs let Is cents, Chickens
10 10 ~ cents Butter 20 cents
FACTORY GOOnS-7s shifting 6 "A
sheeiing ceuts, Factory yarn 30 cents per
Bunch Prints 81 to ~ Bleach 81 iriiugs : to
IL; Jeans 90 IS Concord Jeans ~,
LlME3 hushel barial 90 cts, TO I'll 90,
NAlLS-Per keg, l0d SI.25 sd, $3.50 I;
I'D, st75 sd, $500.
lkoN-Tire by inch bets, smaller sizrs
&c advance. Rod Scts. Axes $40 10 Sl2
Ames Shoves Sl5. Rowlands $l9, Grind
stones Bets. Solid cast steel K. II Is Cast steel
25cts, springs BE axles i0all sad iron So /,
horse shoe nails 20 TO %; Il llasaes SO.
LEA rHER-Cal skins. Domestic $40 to
$40 per dozen French sa' to Soc Harness
leather 80 cents per pound sole leather hem
lock. y oak 40 20 As split A0c kips, coun
Try GO to 40 per pound. Pegs 5cts. per pint,
iIolowware 3 to 6 cents
Beling IS per cent off list Manila rope l6c.
Cotton 20c. Jule rope Ice; cotton cards $3.50
per dozen Axle grease $l,20 per dozen.
Picks per doz 50 Mattocks $l2,
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Suicide Of Rev. w. P. Pledger

IN is with sadness tina. we learn that
Rev w. p Pledger committed suicide al
the Markham House, in Atlanta, last Satur-
day, by cutting his throat with pocket
knife. Mr.. Pledger we learn had been in
bad health, afflicted with spinal affection
which penetrated the brain, and it was
doubtless under the arrangement of one Of
these attacks that he ended his existence,
The Conference had stationed him at Deca-
tur He leaves wife and daughter. Mr..
Pledger was an able preacher and at one
time was presiding elder of this district.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-18
&C WORTH AFFAIRS.

THE sky with clouds is overcast,
The rains in torrents fall
The boom in cotton now is past,
With profits growing small
I'VE are having good hog-killing time
of it, and the political outlook lis MS big as
Grant.
The bright hopes of female school in
our midst is waning.
The Acworth Literary Society is in a
flourishing condition, and town library is
talked of
Read good books, expand the mind,
Up up to the lofty summit wind,
And bottle up the beauties caught
And give Immortality TO thought
The Baptist supper was a complete sue
cess.
Walked up and down the long clear aisle,
And saw the Acworth beauties smile,
Where lovelt eyes attracted me,
Enjoyed the night and spent v,
Boom.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

For MARsHAI.--JOHN w. SANGEs an
nounces himself candidate for City Mar
shall at the approaching election in January
next. Having filed the position heretofore
he feels confident that he can give satisiac
ton in the discharge of the duties of this of
flee. He promises, if elected 10 use every
endeavor to make an efficient and faithful
officer He asks the support of the voters
at the polls.
...FoR MARsHAL-We are authorized tC
announce the name of w. r. ROBERTSON,
as a candidate for the Office of City Marshal
at the ensuing election in January next.
...FoR CLERK.-We are authorized to
announce The name Of GEO. NJ. MANNING
as candidate for Clerk of Council at the
election in January next.
...FoR CLERK. We are authorized to
announce the name of JOHN II, COOPER ms
candidate for Clerk of Council al the cleo
ton in January next.
To the Citizens of Marietta.
The General Assembly having passed an
Act, submitting the election for certain Off
GERS of the city of Marietta to the vote ofthc
PEOPLE, hereby announce my name as a
candidate for the Office of Clerk of the City
Council of Marietta at the ensuing election
in January next If elected, promise to
devote my entire time and ability to the
business of the office, and will furnish the
highest recommendations for the faithful
discharge and performance of such duties.
| respectfully ask the aid and help of my
friends in my behalf.
JOHN d. WHITE.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-18
NEW GOODS REC srvED.

The freshest and best stock of Groceries
and Conlectioneries just received at n B.
Merryman 5 store Chow-Chow, Mixed
Pickles. Buckwbeat, Cheese. Maccaroni,
Yarmouth Corn, Salmon, HOLSTERS, Barrel
MiRee Meat Bakers Chocolate, Cranberres,
Cod Fish, Colgate's New Soap, CASTLE Soap,
lot of Raisins, Cdrrants, Citron, &c Spices
ground fresh. when wanted. New York
and New Orleans Syrups something fine.
Baltimore Candy by the barrel A large
lot of Lucy Hinton Tobacco which, coming
direct from factory, l am enabled to sell
cheap. Also some extra good vinegar, gun
Wads, Rope, Baskets, Bfooms, Hollow, Tin
and Wooden ware, Earthen ware jars from
one to four gallons in size The best Rat
Trap in the world. A new lot ofgood Teas
and Cofiees. Also a full line of Brides and
Saddles which offer cheap TO close this de
partment. Try the Future Great cigar the
BOYS all call for. Also those fine Paraleine
Candles one of which viii out-last three OF
any other kind. The Boss Wash board,
and my supply of Crockery, especially those
Invalid Cups l would particularly call
your attention to liberal prices paid, or goods
exchanged for country produce. Crosse
Blackwell, mixed and home made sweet
pickles, also Jelles and canned goods Of va
rous kinds Ask to see my axes. Goods
shown with pleasure, and when purchased
delivered free of charge to any portion OF
town Respectfully,
N. b. MERRYMAN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-18

MARKHAM HoUsE.-This superb Hotel
under the admirable management of Messrs.
Huff & Brown is steadily growing in public
lie favor Everything pertaining to the es-
adjustment from the laundry to the table
d Hotel is most elegantly conducted. The
list of daily arrivals is the best proof Of the
popularity Of the House. Mr. Miller, the
head clerk ard his staff of assistants by
their urbanity and promptness are contrib
uting greatly to the success of the enterprise
In word We cordially commend the Mark
ham to the patronage of our readers
Rates reasonable.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-18
People in Want

OF fine Whisky for Medical or social use
SHOULD only buy /. w. Harper's Nelson Coun
ty, Kentucky Whiskey, because il contains Nc
foreign substances to give it flavor or old age
It's the extract Of the best grain grown in the
Blue Grass region of Kenlucky-hence bread
in fluid state
Not barrel leaves The distillery until it has
attained an aye of least five years and being
forwarded direct from where ii is made to me
my patrons can rely on getting it in lis abso
Lutte purity and excellence
J. IL. COOPER, Sole Agent
nov20-Gm. Marietta, Ga.
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Among the Useful Toilet Articles

W. notice a nluch-Iiked preparation for the hair.
po>seSssd Of PROF e'fies so remarkable that no
one who cares to own clean and healthy scalp
Win besuriful hair should pass it untriyd It's
nroo..rties are cl. ansing invieyrstiDg and heal
inc. and after a few applications the hair ceases
10 f.lf Dandruif and Humors disappear, aud
the hair grows clean, soft aud silky. 1t keeps
the head cool aud comfortable and gradually
restores the hair if gray or faded 10 the atural
and if--like color beautiful to look upon. 1t is
Parker's Hair BALKAN that has won such popu-
lar appre,i atiCn by It's many exe@ileI I end
heslthiul properties. Sod in large bottles, at
only 30 cts. and s1.00, by all first-eiass drug
lists.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-18
LIBEE FOR DIVORCE.

vIKNA JANE BURLINGTON, In Cobb sape-
vs.. Srior Court No
JOHN TAYLOR BURLINGTON. 1veuiber Term,
1879. Rule to perfect service. 1t appearing
10 the Court by the return Of the sheriff that
tie defendant does not reside IN this county,
and ii further appearing that be does not reside
in this State. 1t is on motion OF the council or
dered that said defendant appear and answer
at he next Term OF this Court, else that the
,aus- be considered in default and the plaintiff
he allowed 10 proceed and It is further ordered
,bat this rule be published in the Marietta Jour-
! nal once a month for four months. This Novem
Der ~, 1879
GEO. n. LESTER, j. S. C.
true extract taken from the minutes Of
| Cobb Superior Court.
JNo. B. CAMpBELL, Clerk.
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Respectfully,
FRANCIS FONTAlNE, Commissioner
To prevent and Cure coughs and Colds

a reliable remedy is necessary in every house
hold Parker's Ginger Tonic is Just The medI
cine needed 1t rad cally cures Coughs Gods
Sore Throat. Bronchitis aud even Consumption
# used in time. bv It's powerful specific action
on the Stomach. Kidneys. Skin, Liver and ma
cous surfaces Of the Throat and Lungs. II &C
compli-hes the cure in wonderfully short iinr.
AMI removes al pain and Soreness of the iuug-
Il is also most valuable stomachic remedy, Il
fectually removing Dyspepsia, Headache, I.iFeI
Disorders Costiveness. Nervousness, Lo"
Soirits Wakefu!uess, Heartburn, Cranlps, Pal
pitation Of the Heart, Sour Stomach, etc, and
gives a cheering comfort and freedom from pals
that surprises every one. Buy so ct 81
bottle aud try it. Sold by all fcst class drug
gists.
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STATE OF GEORGIA,
DEPARTMENT or LAND AND f1MiGATioN,
ATANTA. November II. 1879.

DEPARTMENT or LAND AND I1MiGATioN,
Atlanta, November IL, 1879.
To FAKuFRs AND PARTIES AT INTEREST
-Yonr attention is called to the fact this De
narrmepi offers the best medium ever offered
for procuring trimmed domestic servants and skill
ed iaborers Of any nationality, and for selling
Uater- Porer, mining property and real estate
OF any de.cript;on. The chief object OF the
Denafrmept will be to bring parties At interest
ina direct communication with each other
transactions in real estate will be facilitated az
far as consistent With the law aud official duty
For uamphlet showing HOW to register LANDS
and other information, address,
J. W NEWMAN, Secretary.
Respectfully,
FRANCIS FONTAlNE, Commol7sioner
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ESPECIAL NOTICE.-You arc respectful
Iy solicited by the ladies TO attend an Oyster
supper to be given at Nichols Hall, Thurs
dav evening, 18th inst for the benefit ofthe
Methodist Parsonage. A good time assured
to all who may come. Admission at door,
II and Is cents Supper 25 cents. Oysters
2J cents.
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Ok. j. z. HAYWOOD.
REAo WHAT HE sAYS:-

Dr, TUlTi New Hn sept, H. lbii
Dair ril.-D During tbs year ~ ! od n no nundged
enses oi lung d 10 4ses. IA tho " rds 90 "a"
city thaC Ats erV ot . y ~ seye ~ q. u was
TIE "a my item ION W HcaEe1to Iut typpcturant,
and confess my aur rise az IT, wpuHuridl power.
During pr ,cuge .. twenty years, hlY3 never
known q mod me 20 act aa promptly and VIA such
happy eduota II instantly nubdnei the meet viuept
hts OF clu hug, md inyhfiRby Gued Gus dselso IN
few d3s. lcaceriully iucocs1 AZ as tao hoat lung
medicine ever used. ....,.,,
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...Mince Meat and Apple Butter OF supe-
rior quality, cheapa at Haley Bros.

...E8~A CRoss MARX after your written
name on this paper is to remind you, that
you are indebted to as for subscription, ana
we desire an carly payment Look for the
cross mark and cali and settle
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-18

Call at Haley Brothers, n. E. corner
Public Square and get some OF their nice
Buck Wheat Flour.
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Always on hand a full line of Foreign
and Domestic Wines and Liquors, Blockade
Corn, cheap for cash. at
A. c. HEGGIE's.
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Notice.

HUNTERS AND SPORTSMEN ARE
strictly forbidden 10 hunt gam- with gun and
dogs upon any part Of my Lands known az th'
ID s Anderson. Malone. and Taylor places
as the shooting is dangerous to my people and
stock Any inFthpr ihrudeTs will be deal
with as trespassers.
Marietta, Ga, Dec. I'd, 1879.