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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31
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OranG y, Lemons, Nice apples,
Cranbe rice, Ftgr, zta,StsA, fsr-
rants, srunes, Pilied G4egrirs,
Dried fsiachberries, pe>ied
PeachsIb CitrOm, OrengJ i,0eI.
Lemon Peel p'roseFpA. Ieliies,
Jams, tinpie Hy-Vp, All kinds
Camel Fruit, Apple Butter,
Peneh Butter Mince Neat, fancy
Candbs ,, MI Kinds Nmis ana
Pioifis n Oiires, Creamery butter.
sweet fidcr, ETC., etc.
DUCIk RAN a CAMPBELL, 40 H.
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NEW YORK, December 81, 1926
pm.-Cotton steady, and l.lGo higher,
Ordinary, 3 l5.l6c; good ordinary,
l09.l6c; low middling, lllc; middling,
IL Is l6c; good middlibg, 127.l6c,
middling fair, 10 3.l6c; fair, l3l3.lGc.
Futures opened quiet, now quiet and
6rm, at 0 10 s points above
last evenings closing prices AZ fol-
lows: Deliveries for
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CEmTs Pc r WE 4.
THE CITY.
Friday evening, Dec. 81, 1850
LEDGER LIaBs.

The last OF 1851.
New Years eve.
Brown & Jones. coal dealers, 2Z
Main street.
1000 rabbits, 800 squirrels, at Glenn
onPs, &c Beal.
No paper will be issued from this
office tomorrow.
Tomorrow is New Years day, and
don't let it be forgotten.
Ring out the old, ring in the new
at twelve O'Clock tonight.
Chamber sets sold retail at whole
sale prices, H. Wetter 4 CO.
Japannod chamber sets, less than
aolesalo prices, at c. n. Erich's.
Solid frozen eggs With the shells
peeled Oft are among Front Row Gu
riositios.
The thea'er was closed last night
but Hearts Of Oak will be presented
tonight.
Conyiyialities, congratulations and
pleasant greetings will be numerous
tomorrow.
A pleasant musical soiree was given
at the parlors of the Tennessee club
rooms last night.
Carpots-352 and 35:Main street.
g. w. NALL is closing out 100 rolls Of
Brussels carpets, az greatly reduced
prices,
The banks are all to be closed TO-
morrow. Paper due to-day aad TO-
mOrrow all had to be settled before
three o'clock this afternoon.
The Knights Of Innisfail will give a
New Years eve social entertainment
at Meunercbor hall to night. AZ
usual with the society. it promises to
be a most delightful gathering.
The Liverpool cotton exchange is
closed to-day and will not be open to.
morrow. The New York cotton ex.
change will also be closed tomorrow
but is open 10 day. The staple there
aud elsewhere is very quiet to-day.
The 8rst floating ice Of the season
began to float By here in the river yes
lerdsy, moving southwark. This
morning it vas very heavy aud TO-
morrow will be heavier. No ice float
cd in the river this far south last win
tor.
Five ladies guessed l3l pounds as
the weight ola prize doll offered a few
days since by Young & Bro. 1t was
the proper weight, aud in a chance
lottery between the Eve the mammoth
doll vas awarded 70 Mrs. ", J. Ash.
ford, on Shelby street
Dealers in fruit potatoes and other
articles likely to be injured by cold
weather, have turned their stores into
s~mokehouses during the past few
nights, chip and other fires being care
fully run in cellars to warm upper
stories and save articles from freezing
"The old flag and IAN a%ppropria.
ton are the ongrossing Political fea.
lures among the bulk Of the business
men in this community just now
strict party adherents, Of course, ex.
osptcd. The latter are, however. il
o very large minority
A shower Of meteors few about IN,
heavens above US between one aud twI
o'clock yesterday morning, and thos
who were out in the open air abou
. that time maryeled much and though
. Of Mother Shipton's dreadful prophe
cy. The meteors were noticed 10 b
8 very high, more than usually 80, eve
e for meteors. Perhaps they we're hila
nous because the year is nearly out.
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kEN PnLlpELrmi Ohip -.
ssmb1 ~ Nf rsbnlgt ~ ~ go.
DigJs % DoyV awgef W. iiilt.
,sei fasg W fis ssJiefon n tioffi
ria wtlst ~ Tss ldHsg W. 49,
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4 and 46 Exchange ftreot-nent cottages
II A. COBDEs. IS Adam ur-iiairs D.,
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MONTREAL, December M.-Mr.
Robillard was 10 day re elected to
the Quebec parliament Hc had
been uDseated By the eourt. for undue
influence Of priests At the lgfi gen
eml election.
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The nov styls Mumm hss Just been
received. They arc daisies Call and
get one before too late. just the
thing for New Years calling.
COheS,
lO5 The Halter, 2i9 Main st,
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OYSTERS and CELERY
Received Daily per Express b.
VICTOR ID. FUCHS,
30 and Il jefferson. Al


About three o'clock last night,
while walking down Beal street,
Captain 0'HaVer and Officer Wilson
found a man in a state Of intoxica
ton, and in a most ridiculous situa.
ton. He had pulled off his boots
aud gone regularly to bed on a pile Of
scrap iron. When discovered he was
sound asleep and stiff with cold.
Captain 0'Haver jerked him up from
his impromptu bed and compelled
hin to rehearse for an Irish Jig for
about an hour, by which time the
blood began to circulate o little, and
the man was able to stand alone, liz
was then marched to the statiolhoust
at a dOpble-qsick, where . quantit,
of hot whisky was poured down BIZ
throat after which he was placed b.
the FIRE, 50 he could thOw out thor
Oughly. A good lap and anothe.
dram restored him, and this merninI
at nine O'Clock he vas in very goo,
condition. The timely arrival Of tn
police no doubt saved his life.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31

10 My Friends ofthe Ninth Ward.
have noticed your fattering call
on me to serve a. school visitor Of the
Ninth ward. 81 published IN the LED.
GER Of the 2Sth inst. / thank you
most cordially for your Endorsement Of
my past efforts in this capacity, and in
response to your call, ] will stand for
reelection on Thursday, tho sixth oI
January. l. LAwHoRE
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HEW YOEK December - The
steamship West P~hila9elphIs ron
gafo . brsaebi f2liz9 Pnnfh fold
coib.
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Bank CIearinRs.

The clearing house statement Of
business among the banks indicates a
decided decline in monetary and bus.
mess transactions, the bad weather,
contraction Of credits aud general
disposition to draw closer lines having
conspired to reduce the volume. The
reduction 10 clearings for December,
as compared With November, is over
three.quarters Of a million, as will be
observed BY tho statement below
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pIIfMRING
New Years Ball

Will be given at the M@nnercbOr
hall on Saturday night. A Christ
mas tree will be erected in the hall,
and each purchaser of a chance in the
presents on the tree will draw some
thing, as there will be no blanks.
Tickets to the ball so cents each
Members admitted free. 100
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All orders promptly filled Oh
short notice Of the celebrated
~" Brand Oysters. Choice Gel
cry, Red snapper, white Fish,
salmon, Reel Foot Perch and
Savannah River Shad. Quail
bucks, Rabbits, Prairie Chickens,
Squirrels, VenisOn, Dressed Tur'
keys ana Chickens. Send yOuI
orders early.
J. A. SIGNAIGO,
- .aea GoaanI ea~oaf
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Dsalh o. DIalrlol ANarner.

NEw YORK, December d. Die.
trict Attorney Benjamin X Phelps
died last nlght.
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Fnrniinre and Carpetn.

Special ~inducemcnt in bedroom
and parlor furniture, carpets, clc.
etc, wholesale and retail, at
AMEs. BRATTIE Il Co,
100 1853 Main street,
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STRAYED

illfUu-A b~iack-and-tan Gordon bitch,
- slightly under average size, and with dim
ton marks over the eyes. A reward Of ten
npllar will be paid for her delivery at Gas
tan' hotel, or for information left attho hOtel
leading b her reroverv. Bf
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our CHEAP COLUMN.
LOST.
GEORGE D PETgRs.
PERSONAL.

q GAB1Y, ACT, l6s, Al and liS Shelby It,.
lJ.near Beal. Highest price paid for loose o0t-
en-, hides, rag old iron, bones, meAls anu
I'll kinds OF secondhand gooas. 81 IL
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Police Points.

e7s and $50 second street
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Trusses, shoulder Braces, GaI.
vanIe batteries a Electric Belts.
at DeniaI a surgical Depot, cor,
SECOND ana Monroe streets. iC5
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WASTED.

4 HIGHLY educated Frenchman wants O
~ situation IN u private family as teacher,
y0der OF valet De chambro, addross,
l1Eles PIEHkE, care Of Lndger ohiee
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John Liukhauer is a candidate for
e collection for school visitor Of the
Sixth ward. He has mado an efficient
officer and should be reelected. We
need good school visitors.
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Roekaunr Shell Ornlers.

These oysters are superior to any
other ever brought to this market,
They are sold only by B. Rocco, cor
per bialn and Adams. He furnishes
them cooked in every style, or on the
half shell. His bar is stocked with
fine liquors, wines and cigars,
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Pittsburg coal, at Brown 4 Jones
~ Main street. l0
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Rev j h. Girardeau, ~ "A,
p'sa'l s,'oga ~ o'olook
y 4th 10 mo sooond
auroh, corner of Boal
n' streets Subject, The
ldgaebi Dr. ClrArdess IL
W. NJ lbe neeiesl thinkers n The
: oul irrp prss iefiap church, and l.
neg Ibed W mssy a. ihe peer Of any
Ha Ihajs Ne s0slb 81 pbstsysf ds
non lhagss w. sveDb9dy beer hlm.
~ tFs iaYiisl
ifsh, psse ase ebsag easafsa
~ t~fsiggisb's s1s Mats aHd -
spna NAfAd. thS8HTAaEa.
! ssesaa Atssst lol,
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.
FoR sALE

AkE Ne drdy and wagon. 80 Prom Il
" 10 rs DENlE.
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JACK, hOrsos and harness, ct a bargain.
Al Also Vne light spring WagOn cheap.
call At PARK STABLES. 10 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31

OrS-4 and5 8. block Is, Fourth street, VI lest
- Fort Piokorlng-each y by Nv feet.
Also, lGis q and %, anne block leach D by
lD fee, These lots belong 70 q nonresident,
and viii Ne rld low for cash.
WJ 100 BRtQH MOND, 20 Madison O.
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IeUSEs and io.s for sale 10 different
parts Offhe cifg, cheap % easy terms.
Apply 10 ii II JAMES,
l0tf 9e5 Main attract.
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MO. l Iron safe, inside and combination
IN locks. ehean. BIB ROGERS,
al AZ Monroe street.
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A hne qsetnon, n nueheL. Goods oogsthg 6fMoat Saw, cbwus, "wIhons" Bubhe
ma fchntng hnYosan ~ emelI hatehwAE odN, etc, How PSoaeA, from gnalTea
WVpm for W w louoTnep. Platform. In mt kmlll line Of HARDWARE,
'eR'N 1tshuo " tho public generally Call and 100 The
hh9Whp House Of Mrmphi. Wilt
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FOR pERT

NEWs lax, IN 10 N cans, fnest article.
N Also Gne Gard and Job INKS Of all colqrs
and qualities, at Ledger Office. 81
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PAN FIItaTes for $40, q g " lhiagtol
- street. Wl l03
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f1IRE BRICK PRE- BRICk.
II just received. JOHN a. pENIE,
@lN $50 Front Row.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.
Boys Tool Chests from so cents to SIS, some containing full ats Of
Bracket Saws and Patterns. Boys, Axes, Skates, Guis. Plstsla Pocket
Knives KaEOrs scissors Table Cutlery. Plated Knives Forks aud spOODS
GENERAL HARDWARE
Including the finest grades Of genuine BrOaxe and Nickel Plated lnok
Hinges, Bolts, Door Bells, Etc, Etc, Ito,

Fine Tools "a speciality, consisting Of "a fall line sf Dfy.
saw Clamps, "narber's" PntaNt Bnshet nrnoes. AM
Iron aud Wood Planes. mnydOie uNnnaorA, y. Il
steel Tape Lines, ivory Huies, TsaIntnei Pc -,
Instruments, Etc, Etc. C0r ntts, EN,,n.si
Augurs and Bils, shia Aaes am sds.s
halIota aud lyons.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-01
Millinery Goods
COBB SHERIFF'S SALES.

WILL be sold before the Court House door
in TIL city of Marietta, Cobb county, Ga, on
the first Tuesday in May next the following
property 10 wit: Lots OF lands Nos l, 2, 3, 3,
rs, II, Is, 10, I40au lh0 in the lst District
and ID Seetiom-also 1869 aud 1851 in the 10th
District and I'd Section. and also Ms. 1854, 10
50. 1856 1904 1895 1897 and 1893, iii the 18th
District aud II Section. all in said County OF
Cobb and State of Georgia, the same being the
place known as the "Sewel Plantation" Lev
led on rs the property of William Phillips, by
virtue of two ii las from Cobb Superior Court,
One in favor of VIM. p. Anderson VS.. VIM.
Phillips and one ia favor of A Cornell VS. VIM.
Phillips, now controlled by VIM p. Anderson.
Notice given to- Tenant in possession.
Also at the same time and place, One lot IN
the town of Roswell, Cobb county, Ca, known
and distinguished in the plan of said town as
lot No & being part of original land lot No
$50. IN LIST District and ID section OF said eoun
~, bounded on the South by the property of
Wade White, East by Main street, North by
G w Arnold, and occupied by w. y Watson
and notice given 10 tenant in possession. West
by L j Minhinnett, and containing one acre
NOR. or less. Levied on the property of g..
w. Arnold for the purchase money, by virtue
of ii ia from Cobb Superior Court in favor OF
William Iedford vs.. said g w. Arnold. Prop
ertv pointed out by plaintiff attorney and no
tice given to G. w. Arnold defendant in posses
sion.
Also, at the same lime and place one house
and lot in the city OF Marietta Cobb county.
Ga. bounded on the North and West by streets
East and South by property OF Mrs. Calder be-
ing the place wherein the defendant now re
sides Levied on as the property OF Mrs julia
c. Green to satisfy ii ia issued from the Su
perior Court OF Cobb county, Ga in favor OF
j w Henderson, against said Mrs Julia T..
Green, Property pointed out in said Il ia.
Also at the some Time and place, The Mari
etla Female College building and the lot on
which the same is situated. on Atlanta street IN
the city Of Marietta. Cobb county. Ga 4,
bonded on the North by property of John X
Winters, South by the property Of A w York,
East by Atlanta street, aud on the West by the
W X A. K Road. Said lot containing two,
thirds { ~ OF am acres more OF less. Levied on
81 the property Of the Marietta Female Col
lege to salty ii ia issued from the SUPERIOR
Court Of Cobb county. Ga, in favor Of w ).
McElfresh. now controlled by John X Winters
and W L Wnn vs. Marietta Female College
Property pointed out by plaintiff attorney and
notice given to the President of said College.
W. STEPHENS, Sheriff
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-01

THE Springfield Mass Repnbii
can says of Hoo A. II. Stephens !:
at is getting TO be rare sight to
see Alex Stephens, of Georgia, upon
the floor Of the House. Notwith
standing bis gentle denials to bis
friends that he is feeling right
WE'LL the fact cannot be denied that
what little heal b he has left in bis
shriveled anatomy is gradually fall
ing him. When upon the floor he is
one of the figures upon whom the
eye of the visitor slights lie sits
propped up in a trundle chair, which
is wheeled into the space Immediate
" in front of the Speakers desk and
Away keep his head covered with
slouched bat and his hands protect
ed from unwelcome drafts with cot
ton gloves Since bis speech against
"poitical riders" on appropriation
bills, which he delivered sitting in
his wbeel,cbair during the discuss
sion on the new rules, he has lost
political cast among The Democratic
stalwarts, but socially he is as popu-
lar as ever, and no member, Repub
lican, Democrat or Greenbacker,
who passes his chair fails to stop
and take him kindly by the hand
long enough to ask him how he feels
to day.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-01
COMING

The nervous mother of blight
little boy was alarmed lest he should
take the whooping cough which pre-
vailed in the neighborhood. She
talked so much about AZ d worried
o,sr it, that she had il fected the
child t. such an exten; tina, he would
ar ely leave her side. One night
after the little fellow bad been put to
sleep, a donkey was driven past the
house, and, wh4n just opposite, set
up his he,haw. With a Shrek the
Ii tie fellow was out of he / scream
ing at the t p of his voice, The
shopping cough is coming mamma !!
the whoopiog cough is coming
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-01

AMERIcUS, Ca, March Is AT
three O'clock this morning lamp
exploded in the rear of the wooden
building occupied by Brake II Son
as a grocery, burning the entire
stock A wooden building adjoining
occupied BY Edward Brown as a
grocery, was also burned Brakes
loss is $1,000, no insurance. Browns
loss So 600, Insurance $500. The
buildings are on the north side of the
public square, and are owned by
Widow McCrea. They are valued
at 81 600, and are total loss.
+ Bake, senior partner 10 the
above firm, who is very old, has been
i'll for several days, aud the shock of
his loss grieved him to such an ex-
tent that he died at three o'clock this
afternoon.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-01
PAULDING sHERIFF'S SALE

Will be sold before the Court House door
in the town Of Dallas, Padding county. Ga.
within the legal hours of sale. on the first
Tuesday in May. lsSo. the following property
to-wit: ots of land Nos 3SS $50 and south
half Of 333 and two acres more or less of OF
2S7. all in second dislri and third section Of
Pauding county, Ga. Levied on to satisfy
Pauldiug Superior court ffa in favor of Chas.
Robertson vs. W. A RsgsdAle. Property
pointed out by plaintiffs attorney. Tenant in
possession notified This March 30th lSS0
Also. at the same time and place, One undi-
vided halg interest in lot of land No. i52 in the
10Th district and ID section, of Psuldiug county,
levied on to satisfy TIVE Fl fas issued 10y X.
Vaughn. said ffas now controlled BY X. A
Turner vs. J. f. benson for his state and eoun
II tax for the wears 1876 ami ISIS Tenant in
possession notified March 30ih lo-0.
HENRY BRASWELL, Sheriff.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-01
rHr ACTION on pEMocRAoY.

The Democratic State Executive
Committee met in Atlanta last Tuess
day, and after a full and harmonious
session, called two State conventions
TO be held-the FIRST on the 9th of
June to elect delegates to Cincin-
natl to nominate a President, and
the second on the 4th Of August to
nominate candidates for State off,
GERS and to choose Presidential elec~
tors. County meetings we're sug
gested to be held the first Tuesday
10 June, and the 2 LIST Of July, to sc
lect delegates to the two Ventions
for the purposes named, and that
they also give expression in regard
to the two thirds rule. Atlanta was
selected as the place for the meeting
of both conventions. A resolution
was passed asking all democrats in
principle, throughout the State, to
ignore add forget past divisions and
bitterness Of contests and uniting
against the common antagonist Of
Of their principles and policy, and
participate on an equal footing ia
the primary meetings for the selec
ton of delegates. Such is the liber,
al invitation extended, and it does
seem that the olive branch Of peace
should be accepted by the ludepso
dent Democrats. And if they are
strong enough outside OF the oreani,
zation to elect their men, they ough
to be strong enough inside to elecf
delegates to nominate their meu Ii
they are powerful enough to pnrii,
outside, they ought to. be powerful
enough to purify and control inside
Then there would be no bitterness
Ct wrangling contests among pride
boasting democrats. Here is a
splendid opportunity for the indie"
pendents and democrats to dwell
together 10 unity. If they will not
improve it, then the sin. must be laid
at the door of him who stubbornly
repudiates all concessions.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-01

FRIGHTFuL VILLAIN. A church
organlst at Aratotf, near k'etf (Rus
sia), lately confessed on his deah
bed to the murder, twenty years ago,
of a ia mer He committed the
crime with The priests pistol, which
he stole, and then plsced it 10 the
sacristy, confessed to the priest so as
to preclude the latter from giving
evidence against him without hiring
ing the obligation of secresy, and
then went aud denounced the priest
as the culp'i'. The priest, who
vaiuIy protested his innocense, was
sentenced to hard labor for life, and
on his liberation being applied for,
on The strength Of tie orGsnist's
death bed cont ssi n. The reply was
that be had died few months ago
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-01

Under the heading Preserve
Your Timber" the Talbotson Regis
ter says The wauton destruction
of the forests of Georgia ID claiming
the attention of The more thoughtful,
and some restriction must be pat up
on the relentless woodm ans axe.
The old custom of thro"iog ont the
old land and clesring up new ground
every year has brought disaster to
many sections, and has partially
ruined some of the finest lar ds in
Georgia The oucOming generations
must devise some other method for
enclosing their fields than rail fences.
The present supply is fast decay ing,
and from presen: appearances there
will be no chance to renew unless a
forest comes up under some magic
influence to meet the demand.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-01
Mutual Assurance Fund,
Presbyterian
1oU1sv1LLB, ky

LOUISVILLE, ky aM
II
N alieman,G "a
Prsien King.
W.
Mutual Insurance Separated
full Division
kpad
woed You do
cuphy sAafd fhe
stand popular insurance ever
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W55S2 55o60S3 6Oto65Sh
olongas
Cherokee countless Ga
Butoh Dr. 4 j Sze Or H. Simpson
JAS AY Il NJ
HirghD M.Youn w N NeakJ
Mrs E. r. Smith BE Payne MIX
LYON KrerJ E Mozley w. r Groves,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-01

A colored mau in Baltimore last
week, who is about to be tried for
murder, was informed that the re
cent Supreme Court decision gave
him the ''inalensble right" to have
a jury composed of colored men. He
thereupon declared that he did not
want to be tried by a colored jury,
because his chances were better with
a white jury, and wasn't going to be
made cats paw of, and for law to
be practiced on him He continued
to rei,erate his desire to be tried by
ian intelligent white jury"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-01
General Advertisements.
PAuLDING sHERIFF,S SALE

Will be sold before the court house door in
the town of Dallas, Panlding county, Ga
within the legal hours of sale on the first
Tuesday in April 1880 the following lot of
land No 253 in the second district and third
section of said courty. Levied on as the prop
erty ofB. Fl. Adair TO satisfy a Paulding Supe
rior Court hfa in favor of j. w. Hill VI. b n
Adair. Property pointed out by j. 0. GartreB
plaintiffs attorney.
Also at the same time and place lots of land
Nos 335 $3.50 and south half of lot No 33} al
in the second dis o. and third section Of said
county. Levi-,lFl 4. satisfy a Paulding Su-
perior court fila &Savor Of Charles Robertson
vs Wa Ragsdale. Property pointed ont by
plaintiffs attorneys This March Isf. 1880
HENRY BRASWELL. Sheriff.