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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-01-30
POWDER SPRINGS PENcILINes.


NY church to be sure is church of fire.,
grace.
And then it is open to the whole human
race,
Where all at their pleasure may dance,
shout, and holler,
If at the years end they will just pay dol
lar,
Now mind what tell you, know what you
are about,
If you dont pay the cash, will just turn
you out.
The Rev. Seaborn Rucker pastor of the
colored Baptist Church of this place, turned
out of the church about eighty members
last Sabbath because they had failed to pay
an assessment of one dollar each. There re
mains but sixteen of the true blue. Hurrah
for Ruckerl If their religion will not
make them save dollar for charch purpos.
es, there is not much backbone about it,
Col. |. n. Scott having abandoned the
hotel business and settled in our town, takes
as naturally to farming as duck to water
Henry House has come back from Muir
ray county and he makes his anvil ring
near Hips & Duncan store.
Russ Elliott is building himself house
near his brothers, James Elliott Cap.
Marchman is building in the rear of Kiser's
store Frank Houses residence is nearly
completed. John Newell has nearly com
pleted nice residence near NJ. Y Stovalfs.
So Won see we are building up
AZTEC.
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OBITUARY.

On Tuesday morning list inst. mt ! O clock
an angel transported the immortal Mrs.
MARTHA Massey, to her God. Several
DAYS previous TO this final dissolution. she
felt that her reward had at last come, for
low and sweet the angel said Martha IT'S
enough, come mp higher
When ushered before her God, she receiv
ed the welcome well done good and faithful
daughter. How glorious to see God as He
is. What change from mortal to immor
tai from human TO divine from sin to
purity; from fallen to ransomed from
children to angels from time to eternity /;
from all below, to God above. For more
than four long years, this submissive child
of God, fingered upon the brink, not fearing
the waves nor the untried beyond for it
was her will to depart and be with her Mas
ter. But without murmur, she committed
her all into His hands, "who tempers the
wind to the shorn lamb. This mother,
daughter and sister will have no more ago
MES Lor cares, nor tears, nor disappoint
ments. The dross purged and the gold re
fined. Dust 10 dust returns and the soul to
Him who gave it. Her mission is accom-
plished, her work is ended. She set her
house in order before the evil days come,
and when naught else was left her to do but
die. she had "house not made with hands
eternal in the heavens" Let we, who
watched around her dying bed, remember
with what christian patience and tortitude,
she bore the torture of disease. Remember
too. that soon or late like summons we
each must receive. Then help us, ., God,
'to work while it is yet day, for the night
cometh when no man can work. p" Will
her faithful son and noble daughter allow me
to notice and appreciate the faithful dis,
charge of duty and honor to their afflicted
parent. God be merciful to them, and when
this mortal war is over, may they go to
their mother for she can not return to
them.
Now if your fellow ship below
With mother be SO sweet,
What raptures of bliss shall you know,
When you meet her around God S feet.
Our neighbor and friend leaves behind an
aged mother, whose feet will soon tread the
same "sun light - mother and child will
soon unite in bliss, who were separated in
sorrow, unite in heaven, who were separat-
ed on earth May the dear old mother the
loving sisters, brothers and other kindred
ties. who survive their loved Martha, allow
her to be a light to their feet and a lamp to
their pathway, in helping them on to God
and heaven. NEIGHBok.
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TOWN TALK.
her continues,

The beautiful weather continues.
1.-The Kennesaw Mills were stopped sew
eral DAYS last week on account of having no
wheat.
The Y NJ. c. A., win meet in the
Methodist Church next Tuesday night, at
Z! o clock.
On account of the scarcity Of the crop
several car loads of corn have been shipped
to this point already
The cotton option on Guano has been
reduced to 10 cents.
...Mr. Campbell Wallace, Jr., and bride
expect to spend few days in our city soon
...Some of the farmers say that the wheat
and oat crops have been killed out.
Col Seaborn Jones of Scrcven county
was in the city last Monday.
Last Sunday afternoon presented live
ly scene at the depot as Capt. Joe Glover
carried off about rs hands to work on the
Cincinnati Southern II. II.
...Messrs. ]. J. Northcutt & Son expect
soon to have branch house at Woodstock,
Cherokee county. .E|
Miss Lille Alexander of Atlanta is visi
ting Miss Maggie Myers.
Miss Minnie Fain of cambridge, Tenn =,
is spending a few days with Mrs. W. n.
Moore.
..On last Tuesday quite party of gentle
men including Col. r. f. Maddox of Allan
ia. took trip out to Woodstock over the
NJ. & n. Ca, r. r. Leaving Marietta at
10 a. m, and finding the road in fine condi-
ton we were not long in reaching our desti
nation We saw Col E. Fl. Paine at his
place as we stopped there to deliver some
freight On arriving at Woodstock the
crowd scattered around some in search of
game, while others perched on pile of
cr0sstes made themselves contented in wait
ing for the horn OF departure. About one
O'Clock the crowd collected at Mr.. Strange s
store where we enjoyed IA nice lunch Of
Cheese, Sardines, Oysters, Crackers. &c
We arrived home at 2:30 p. IN, nothing
happening TO mar the pleasure ofthe trip tx
coping Henry Smith stopped off to view an
unfinished stock gap and but for Judge
Alkinson's presence of mind in Selling his
coat tail and pulling him on board he would
have been left. Cox.
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Agricultural Meeting.

The Powder Springs Agricultural Society
held its first meeting tor the year on Saturday
evening January 18th. The meeting was call
ed to order by the President, and proceeded to
the election OF delegates TO the State Agriculture
al Convention. Upon baloting I. j. Hardage,
]. j. Barnes and U. S. Duncan was .lected to
represent the society at the State Agricultural
Convention to be held in Hawkinsvllle. The
President then ordered an election for officers
of the society for the present year upon ballot
ing T. j. Hardage was elected President and
J. T. Lindl-y Secretary. There being no other
business the society adjourned until the 1st
Saturday in February at TWO o'clock, p. NJ.
At this meeting there will be some very lmpor-
tant questions for discussion. The farmers are
respectfully invited to attend. -
T. j. IIAgDAGE, President.
j, L. LINDLEY, Secretary.
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Business is Business.

As ! wish TO keep my friends posted in
regard to my business, would ask your at
tention particularly to Il lot of very fine Or
angCs, just received. j am receiving fresh
groceries every day TO meetfthe increased
demandsNin my trade; and to those who
wish the pureSt and best of goods, as low as
such goods can be sold, specially ask to
call and examine my stock. A lot of Buck
wheat flour just received, also fresh lot of
Dried Beef, choice article, fine lot of new
Hams, choice lot of Break fast Bacon, thin
and lean. big lot Of Cove Oysters, priced
low so any can buy, Goldfish Balls ready for
the table, Boston Baked Beans Chow Chow
and plain Pickle by the gallon or in small
bottles. big Hominy, Pearl Grits, and coun-
try lIominy, the best water ground Meal, a
big lot of New Orleans Syrup, try that at
so cents gallon, Mackerel and White Fish.
i have on hand Il large lot of good Butter
which mast be sold, Canned Salmon, Fresh
Tomatoes in cans, canned Peaches, canned
Pineapples "a luxury at a low priee,) Can
dies the common and wax. best London
Layer Raisin, Currants, Citron, Prunes,
Lemons finest Northern Apples as well as
Shockly, Sugars, all grades, now is your
time To bly,--a big stock OF Fancy Candies,
and Stick Candy bought in the best markets
at cash prices, Almonds Brazil Nuts, Pc
cans, Walnuts, Peanuts, Cocoanuts, Stove
Polish, q fine Dressing for Ladies Shoes
Tapioca, Lago, Maecaroni, Cheese, choice
selection of Chewing Tobacco and Cigars,
the best cigar for the least money in town,
Concentrated I.ye and Potash, Bakers Chloe
olale, keep the best Teas call and examine
il you wish good tea at low figure, a lot
of Glassware, Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, &c
Many articles we haven't space to notice.
| attend closely to business and shall leave
nothing undone to merit the continued pat
ronage Of those who have so kindly and lib
orally patronized me in the past Orders
solicited and receive my personal attention.
Respectfully, d. F. McCLATcHEY
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THAT BOY.

DramattS Persona "A young
American in round about and Irggins
perched upon he fence devouring A
huge peice of mince pie, and a maid
en- of five summers. in pantalettes,
looking very wistfully at the gor-
mand on the fence. Young .America
81 say, sis, does your mar make
mince pies 7 If she does I'll bet they
amt SO good as my mars " Little
Miss 0imidly) ii like mincs pie
awful WE'LL" Young Americ@ -
We'll, now, that's funny JUS look
here drawing a quarter of pie out
of his jacket pocket and it's boss,
too Amt my mar good 7" careful
ly slowing it away in his pocket J
That boy SIS father to the man" who
must have his cigars and any other
masculine luxury bis contemplate
selfishness Graves. while his poor
sickly wife must do the work of two
women ('girls waste more than they
earn he says,) and for the want OF
little money to purchase few bot
ties of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-.
scription, the sovereign remedy for
femae diseases and weaknesses, she
is literally dying by inches land all
because of that masculine selfshness
that would not divide the childish
luxury with his playmate, and now
tacitly refuses his wife the luxury Of
health. et.t
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FARMER'S MEETING.

WOODSTOCK, GA, Jan. 25th 1919.
\ mass meeting of the farmers assembled
here this day for the purpose Of taking into
consideration the question of using CONNER
cial fertilizers at the present prices. NJ. ;.
Padcn, ESD, was called 10 the chair and T.
n Dclany TO act as Secretary. The object
Of tho meeting Mas explained by the chair
man in d few f0fcible remarks After few
interchange of views the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted :
Whereas large portion OF the manutac-
turcrs OF fertilizers have combined together
in fixing the prices Of their fertilizers and
OF cotton option at such rates that render
farmers unable to use them, there having
been but little profit realized by their use
last year, when terms were more favorable,
therefore be it,
Resolved, In mass meeting assembled that
we can not prOftably use, and will refuse to
purchase commercial fertilizers on terms less
favorably TO US than those to of last year.
Resolved, That we desire the co operation
of farmers every where. and that copies OF
these proceedings be furnished to our coun-
ty paper, the Marietta Journal and the
Planter and Grange tor publication.
NJ S. PADEN, President.
T. Y. DELANY, Secretary.
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.NoNE SuCH Those choice Sugar Cul

none SUCH Those choice Sugar Cured
Hams at Boston Il Hunts.
...Georgia Cane Syrup 80 cents. Canned
Tomatoes, Salmon, Sardines, Cove Oysters
etc. Cross Il Blackwell Chow Chow, Gu
cumber pickles, Sauces, etc. The finest So
da crackers always fresh and nice. Lemon,
Cream, Ginger Snaps and fancy crackers
of all kinds We invite attention to our
large stock of Axes The celebrated Red
Mann Axe, warranted the best Axe, both
for temper and cutting in the market. Car
load of choice White Corn, Seed Oats. Sad.
dies Brides, etc. If you want to buy goods
in our line cheap call ON us. Plow stocks,
plows, iron steele etc, full supply always
on hand. Call ON US We, are selling cheap
for cash.
Boston d HUNT.
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Why Will You

Allow cold To advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious malades. such as
Pneumonia Hemorrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be so readily at
tanned. Bo<chees German Syrup has gained The
largest sale in the world for the cure II Coughs
Colds and the severest Lung Diseases. 1t ia
Dr.. Boschee's famous German prescription, and
is prepared with the greatest care. and no fear
need be entsriainpd in administering II to the
Youngest ciif.tE.k h per directions The sale Of
his medicine Is unprecedented Since first in
trojueea there ha- been constant increasing
demand and without a single report OF failure
to do its work in any ease. Ask your Druggist
"a 10 the truth of ,hese remarks. Large size
75 cents. Try it and be convinced.
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A Handsom Income For An
ENERGETIC LADY OR GENTLEMAN

The Ohio Scale Works of Cincinnati have
Just completed and are now introducing to the
public Hands )mely finished Family Scale, al
| article that has always been needed in every
| household and in a communication addressed
| to the publishers of THE paper the proprie ols
| ask us to refer them to some reliable party, Ia
introduce it for tenn TO the people OF this Coun
ty. 1t is very seldom that new article steps
| so suddenly into universal favor. House keep
ers are loud in ts praise. it is always ready,
there are no weights to ger lost or to be hunted
up is reliable, and will not get out Of order
The description of them is handsome base
surmountd by column in which works spi-
raj so scientifically adjusted az to weigh any.
thing up to twelve pounds with perfect accura
cy, on the top of the column Is the platform Oh
VIII ell The articlra to be weighed are placed,
AMI they have AN adjustable indicator so that
you can take The t4re of any vessel you may use
In weighing. giving you the exact net weight.
House keepers at once see their value in weigh
ing fruirs, sugars aud other independents used
10 preserving, cooking etc, or in testing the
weights Of purchases from others.
The Scales are made Of all Brass. are highly
polished and are finished ina skiliful manner.
They are very attractive aud take the eye ct
every one who them.
1t seems to us that nearly every family in this
county will want one, aud is certainly rare
opportunity for some smart aud energetic party
10 pick up quite nice little incOOme during the
next few months. The company has agents IN
other counties who are easily making from
s. 90 to Sc 90 per day selling them, aud we
would recommend parties ia mead of employ
m4nt To drop the OHIO SCALE WORKS No.
l25 and III Central Avenue. Cincinnati, ~ ,
a PO-t. Card, and all iaf'rnalOn etc, will be
cheer fully given them by mentioning our paper
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SAFE AND SURE.

MIR. ii. Il. STEVENS.
In 1872 your Vegetine was recommended to
mt. and, yielding to the persuasions OF a friend,
consented to try it, Al the time was suffer-
ing from general debility aud nervous rrostra.
Iion superinduced by overwork aud irregular
habits it, wonderful strengthening and cura-
live properties seemed 10 affect my dehiitated
system from the first dose and under its per-
sislent use | rapidly recovered, gaining more
than usual health and good feeling Since then
have not hrsitated to give Vegetne my most
unqualified Endorsement, rs being safe, sure
aud powerful agent in promoting health aud re-
storeing the wasted system TO new life and en-
ergy. Vegetine Is the only medicine use and
as long as live never expect To find better.
Yours Trvly, w. II, CLARK.
19U Monterey Street Allegheny, Penn.
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Low Prices will take the Lead.

lam receiving fine lot of Sugars, Cotfees
and groceries of all descriptions which will
sell at the lowest cash price. Also a select
ed stock of fine Liquors and wines OF all
sorts for domestic and medical uses. | will
sell from a drink to a thousand gallons,
mean business. Thanking the public for
past favors | ask continuance of the same.
A. G. HEGGIE
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Yegetine

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HYDE PARK, MASS, yen. 10, 1870.
Mr. II. r. STEVENS.
Dear Sir About ten years ago my health
failed through the depicting effects of dyspep-
sia nearly year later was altacted by ty-
phoid lever IN its worst form. 1t settled in my
back, and took the torn of a large deep seated
abscess which was fifteen months in gathering
| had two surgical Operations by the best skill
in the state but received no permanent cure
| suffered great pain at times, and was con
stantly weakened by n profuse discharge
also lost small pieces of bone at different times
Matters ran on thus about seven years ill
NAV. iS47, when friend econ meuded me 10
go to your Office, and talk with you OF the viz
| me of VEGETINE | did So and by your kind
ness passad through your manutaciorv. noting
| the ingredients, sc, by which your remedy is
BY what | saw and heard gained some
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OUR MINISTER'S WIFE.
LoulsvnR. ky. Feb. I6. 1877.

I LOUISVILLE, ny, Feb, TO- ISI7.
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS
Dear Sir Three year ago | was suffering
terribly with Intlammatory Rheumatism Our
ministers's wife advised ma to take VRGKr
After taking one bottle, was entirely relieved.
This year. feelings return Of the disease. /
again commenced taking it, and am being ben
Gifted greatly. II also greatly improves my
digestion. Respectfully,
Mas. A. BALLARD.
lOII Wast Jeffsrsnn Street
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- -

The largest size Bar Soap for ten cent
at Merryman's store.
New Orleans Drip something fine, and
also fresh Cheese, kept at N. B. Merry
man S store.
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Marietta Market.

Corrected Weekly by our Merchants
COTTON-7tO Il CENTS per pound.
CORN 60 10 81 cents per Dush.l.
WHEAT-$l. 10 To $li5 per bashel
FLOUR-t5 80 10 $6 % per barrel
MEAL~-GG to IS cents per bdsbeI.
BULKME AT--54 20 G cents per pound.
LARD-9 to 10 cents per pound
SUGARS--CrusIed, Granuated and Pow
dered, IL cents. Extra G. and Brown 10 els
SAiT-Liyerpool Sail 81 25 per Sack Viz
COFFEE Java Coffee so cents per Ioopd
Rio Coif.-s fGs cents.
SYRUP-New Orleans Is to 70 cents per
gallon Sorghum - to 40 cents per gallon
Georgia Cane 50 cents.
PEAS go TO u cents per bushel.
RlCE-l0 cents per pound
COUNTRY Pk0DUCE-Bu3 ing prices
from Wagons Eggs la 20 cents. Chickens
10 to Ia cents Butter II eeDs.se
FACTORY GOODS-7 : sllirting 6 "A
sheetiug cents Factory yarn 30 cents per
Bunch Print. ~ to y Bleach al irtings IL
IL: Jeans 20 IS; Concord Jeans IS
LINES bushri barrel 30 cts. To 81 90
NhILS-Per keg, l0d 1925 Cd, $3.50
Cd, 1915 Id. "a 90.
IRON-Tire | J by ! inch Bets, smaller slzr'
&c advance. Rod 5ets. Axes $40 to Si2
Ames sh wells SIS. Rowands sl2 Stone'
Sl3 so. Solid cast steel r. X Il. Cast stSe
25cts, springs BE; axles l0all sad iron DC
horse shoe nails 20 to % Il Hames g..
LEAPHER--Calf skins Domestic $40 Il
S45 per dozen French s4' 70 500. Harness
leather 50 cents per pound sole leather, hen
lock, "a : oak 40 to As split 40c kips, coun
try GO to 20 per pound Pegs 5cts. per pint
ARDWARE-fIollowwAre ) To cetit@
Betting % per cent off let. Manila rope 10
! Cotton Doc Jute rope Ice; cotton cards S3.5'
Der dozen Axle grease 1920 per dozen
Picks per doz 81. Mattocks Slg.
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70 the Farmers Of Cobb County:

THE undersigned wish to rem, n2 or miles
Of Marietta, % or 30 acres Of good land, with
the privilege Of renting 2 or years, wish a
small house on the same. aud woodland close.
we wish TO work on halves make our own
fertilizers. Any one wishing good workers on
their place. and will go in writings, will please
address L. II. and j. g.
Marietta, Ga.
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A Gard.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretious Of youth, BervONs weakness, early
dscav. loss Of manhood, &c. will send a re
cipe that W cure you. FREE OF CHARGE
This great emedy was discovered by mis-
sionary in Sonlh Aperiea. Send self-ad
dressed envelope taihe REy. JosEPH L IN
MAN. Station a, Bi5Is Hour, Near HOrk City,
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Take Notice.

All persons indebted to me either by note
or account are earnestly requested to come
forward and settle by the 25th inst, other
wise your note or account will be placed out
for collection. | mean what | say.
r. HIRsCH.
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Parents should guard against the prep
arations which merely stupefy children, and
make them sleepy. When restless and SUI
fering, they need some such intelligent
treatment as DIR. HARTER' $ Soothing Drops.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

by virtue of an order of the honorable the
Court of Ordinary OF Cobb county. will be sold
before the court house door in the city of Mari.
eta in said county within the legal hours of
sale on the frst Tuesday in February next
All that tract or parcel Of land known M lots
Nos 1850, 1861, 100, ITO, iii aud 1893 in
the 10th district aud I'd section Of Cobb county
containing 40 acres each more or less aud also
20 acres OF lot No 755 and 30 acres OF lot No
6s6 IN said district aud section Sold as the
property OF Henry Lasiler licensed. for the
purposes of distribution. Terms cash. This
Jan 9Th, 1879
ELIZA NEESE, Admr'x.
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NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX.

Notice il hereby given 10 all whom it may
conc rn both hei,s and creditors, Tia on the
hrs, Monday ia March next application will
be- made Ia The ,n,,rablr court of ordinary Of
CObD Coun,y 1-.~ lAars 10 sell all Of the proper
IT, both real and personal, Belonging ~ 49,.
tat, OF David j Dohh-, deed. All per,ons
having claim- against said estate will please
give notice thereof a. once as the law directs.
This January 2nd 1879.
MATTE j DOBBS, Ex-eutrix
of ID J Dobbs Decd.
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SHIFTS ! Shirts !!Shirts y!

The largest, best and cheapest stock of
Gents Shirts and Underwear ever brought
South, come and examine the prices.
W. r. JOINER,
80 Whitehall ST., Atlanta.
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GEORGIA-CObb County !:

Jno C. Mohon has applied for setting
apart and valuation Of Homestead and Elk
elnption of Personally, and will pass upon
the same at my Office in Marietta on Tues
day the 4th day of February 1873, at 10
O'Clock. A. NJ Witness my hand and seal
this 2lst day Of january 1879.
II. III. HAMMETT, Ord'y.
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GEORGIA-Cobb County.

Whereas G. NJ. Daniel Administrator OF w.
r. Daniel, decd. by his attorney A. N Slmp-
son, represents TO the court in his petition duly
flrd that he has fully administered said estate
These ARE therefore /, cite all persons concern.
Ell TO file their objections, If any they can, III
nv Office within the time prescribed by law or
letter OF dismission will be granted The applicant
on the first Monday in February next. Given
undrrm my hand and seal this 9Th day of January
1879. HIM HAMMETr Ord'y.
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NOTICE ia Hereby given to all whom it may
concern that the firm of Brumby a. Myers is
This day dissolved by mutual consent All per
sons having claims against said firm will please
present them at once aud all persons indebted
to raid firm will plea,ey settle with James X.
Brumby who alone is authorized TO receipt tor
the same. THIS Dec. 25th, 1873.
JAS X, BRlIMBY.
HENRY MYERS.