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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
GOVERNMENT NEWS.
TOPICS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

TOPICS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
NATIONAL BANK DEPOsTs-THE CLAIM AGENTS
ATTACK ON COMMISSIONER BENTLEY-BEvIsIoN
OF THE TARIFF
The opinion of the AttOrney-General has
been sought as to the effect of the Act OF
June 20, 1874, upon the amount of bonds
which National bank Is required to deposit
Claim agents in Washington are making strong
efforts to secure the removal of Commissioner
Bentley. The subcommittee of the House
Committee on Ways and Means is prepared to
report increasing the free list Vice-President
Wheeler will decline to be candidate for
member of Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
PEDESTRLAY CONTEST CLOSED.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-The walking match
which has been III progress at the Indus
trial Art Building since Monday last closed ut 1l:3O
last night Out OF thirty-Oue starters only eight
continued the track. until the end, ana
Hughes, 40A, ReddiDg, 3s7! Hartman, 37s; Du-
frame. 325 Tue contest closed anna muen
enthusiasm, there being present between 4,OOO ana
bOOO pe plc during tie evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
REVISION OF TIE TARIFF.

LBl IELEthAfh ~ AllH Ah'"'''l a.,
WAsHINGroN, May 2-The Tariff Sub-Commlttee
of the Ways aud Means will report its bill to the
full committee on Tuesday next. An injunction OF
secrecy has been placed on the members OF tho sub
committee as to the details of the BILL the object
being to avoid the necessity for hearings TO tue
representatives of special interests.
member Of tho subcommittee said tonight that
the bill agreed upon Is substantially similar to that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
THE REPUBLICAN CANVASS.


MARYLAND REPUBLICANs-NEBRAsKA NOT soLI9
FOR GRANT-BLAINEs FRIENDS CONFIDENT Of
THE TERRIToRrA
10y TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIBuNE.I
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The Maryland Republican
Convention, which meets this week. will consist of
40 delegates, with sxty.nlne at the lowest esti-
mate for Blaine, and ten doubtful, who lean in his
direction.
Very considerable Importance has been attached
to the vote of Nebraska IN the Chicago Convention,
as the delegation from that State was pledged to
the Grant men by Senator Paddock and ex-senator
Hitchcock. The former declared with great empha-
sis at the Capitol day last March, that 1t would
be easier to dam up Niagara than to stop the uprF
ing of the people of that State for Grant, The elec
ton of delegates In Omaha and Douglass County
is thought by Mr.. Blaine's friends this city TO
indicate that the State WILL after oil, be solid and
instructed for him.
The Republicans of Montana Territory held their
Convention on Saturday and elected II. N. Blake
and Il. f. Fisk delegates to the Chicago, Conyen-
tiOn instructed for Blame. The Senator's friends
now consider it quite certain that the delegates
from every Territory will be supporters of his NOM
ination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03

arranged by the tariff reform" members, who met
a week ago yesterday. It may be remembered that
that bill placed on the free list wood pulp chrome
Ore rags salt, various manufactures OF iron 1or
agricutural purposes and books magazines and
periodicals. 1t was proposed to reduce the duty Oh
paper, printing materials, bichromate OF potash,
MOOllen and YOrsted goods. hats and straw goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
AFURIOBS MOB IN PATERSON.
STRIVING TO LYNCH A MURDERER.

STRIVING TO LYNCH A MURDERER.
4 YOUNG MAN SHOT FOR ENTFRING A FIELD ON
HIS WAY TO A GERMAN FEsTIvAL-wILD EX-
CITEMENT AND RAGE OVER THE MURDER-A
MOB ATTACKS THE MURDERER AND MAKES AN
EFFORT TO HANG HIM--sTRUGGLE OF THE Po-
LICE TO SAVE HIM FROM THE MOB-CALLING
OUT THE MILITIA.
A German May festival was held at Pater-
son yesterday morning. In going to this gather
ing a young man named Joseph Van HOuten
attempted to cross the field of William DaizeIi
and was killed by the owner for this trivial
trespass. An infuriated mob tried to lynch
the murderer, and it was only after long
and perilous contest that he was res
cued from his assailants and taken
to Newark for safe-keeping. The militia
were called out in Paterson, Passaic City and
Jersey City, but the police succeeded IN
thwarting the mob without their aid Several
persons were injured in the riot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
FLAMES ~ PARK-AvE.

A defective 1ue caused fire in the resi-
dence OF George Parsons, No. 90 Parkayc early yes
terdGy mUrulug The flames started III the basement
and were distinguished before they reached the upper
stories. the building WAS damaged TO tho extent OF
SO 900, ana 5000 IA furniture wa destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
A YOUNG GIRL BURNED.

CHESTER, Penn, May 2.-The residence
and barn Of SIR. Bernadoau. at Claymont. Del. were
destroyed by fro at early hour this morning. \
Young girl servant n the family was burned to death
and the and three OF Mr Brriadrlu's children
narrowly escaped The loss 10 SAID to Dc heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
GRIMES AND C4SUALTfES-BY TELEGRAP4
STRUCK FATALLY BY A TRAIN.

STRUCK FATALLY BY TRAIN.
PpovIDRNOE X. l., May 2.-JOhn K>neher, thirty,
one wears old was struck By backing train on tne DS.oi
ARRESTED FOR HOMICIDE.
RosToN Nav 2-Wlliam, alias Paul, Bacon, was
orsed In this city tonight for h0miciae conmtte1 ID
povdence on IL Raeon was taken 10 Pouence' To-
night oo,oppn ,rAN MrssTNG
ppovIDETCE II, l., May 2.-William Blake, col:
o ne NeWport s missing from that CITY, He is beleyed
~ nave fallen overheard from the steamer Al0atross Men
were dragging for the body 10 Ou1y' --
.t,rTITNG A QUARREL WITH THE REVOLVER.
GLIVFSTON TEX, May 2.-GeOrge Turney, q
from Charles, La, was sheb prOp-
bi faollV here today by Frank MCGOWAN OF HOuStOn
@ shooting was the result OF an old grudge MoGoWan has
ASHORE IN A sNow-sToRI. 80
CuIcAGo Nav 2.-rhe schooner BangalOre, with
cargo of corn Chicago fOr Kingston went ashore
asfaTtov mOrnng in storm on North Manou 5s,and
2b g. slre for $4,000 half each in the Ph@nl1 ana MAN.
ufacturorS companies Of Boston.
A LITTLE GIRL KILLED
DoyroN Nav 2.-PatrlGk Foley, age eighteen
oa Ga arre and will be aragned for causing the
deSa OF Margaret oTOoe hye years Old VINO was sTHSk ~
missile which no threw nj one OF ms cowpah0ns Roey hSs
been already In the House OF Correcuon.
A DRUNKEN MAN KILLED.
RFADING Penn, May 2.-Watchman Kempt, at
o,natie Mill Yesterday afternoon struck an unknown
drunken man with "bly while trying 70 eject him nom I
h hnidnQ This man was aken 10 lno BlauOn mousse Duo
S soSn sfterWard ded from the effects Oh the Wouno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
THE FIRE RECORD.

BURNING OF A CHURCH IN PATERSON.
The Methodist Episcopal Church in Water
st., IN Paterson, totally destroyed bY fire about !"
O'Clock a. IN today. The fire s. supposed to have been
OF incendary origin as the cdce set fire n few
months ngo hut was saved nt that time. TIC church
was built eight years cost ~ $4,000. II WIS
insured in Newark companies for $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
SLIIN BY 4 MOB.

CINCINNATr, May "a special dispatch from
NcyyA Albany Ind. to The Gazette says Henry Long
who was shot by mob ut Esquire BOstOns Ofce Blue
River Township Harrison County. last Tuesday, was
buried Ihls afternoon lie made dying statement,
naming murderer and eleven others III the mOD, al
Of Wuum Will bo arrested"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
4 MICHIGAN POST OFFICE ROBBED.

DETROIT, Mich, May 2.-rhe post office at
Paw paw I'm tins Stntc, was entered Friday nich5 by
bl,r,larS; tho safe door blown OFF, and $500 IN
NJ pnps ana about S40O in currency taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
4 MoRMON CHURCH IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 2.-Joseph Smith, son of the
original Joseph smith, to-day dedicated church OF
Latter Day Saints Joseph Smith Mormons' as some
times called nj The hall No. 6l0 West LakeSt This Is
the only regular church OK tlls sect III ChIcag0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
THE ROBINIA AFLOAE

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-The steaSer RObinla,
bafore repored ashore below Gloucester. ioaad Satur'
Iav NIGHT after dischargng 300 tons Of cargo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
AT GARDTNER, ME.-LOss, s1O,OOO.

GARDINER, Me-, May "a fire. carly this
morning, entirely destroyed the machine shop Of
Joseph Perry. Loss estmltcd nt $4,000; no insur-,
ance. The Origiu Of the fire IS unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
A FIRE AT THE sOLnIERs, HOME

CINCINNATI, May 2.-At an early hour this
morning the Memorial Hall Of TIC Dayton Soldiers Home
destroyed by dc. 1t built n tnc Fal o: 1873 at
cost Of $4,000. The building insured ior about
half liz Yalne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
VALUABLE PORTRAITS BURNED.

ALBANY, May 2.-Fire was discovered this
morning III the Office OF Olcott & King. lawyers In
the State Bank Building, Of state ana Jamcssts
innicng n loss Of about $1,000. Among the articles
destroyed were old aud valuable portraits of Thurlow
Weed, John Taylor first President Of the State Bank,
and Rufus If. KING, ST., aEd wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
NEW.oRLEANs UEALTuy.


NEW-ORLFANs, Nav 2.-Dr. Joseph Jones prNsi-
dent OF the Louisiana board OF Health, affirm that
NcWOrloIs lg free from ievers OF all descriptions"
A SCHOONER ASHORE ON TAYLORR ISLAND.
BALTIMORE, MAY 2.-Cgptain North, Of the 5iUnmer
Transt OF this port from Norfolk reports tho HchoOncr
George VI Jordan from li0ckand ashore On TayOrs Island
MINERS WAGES ADVANCED.
SCRANTON, Penn, May 2-rhc Delaware. Lack
ana Western iiAlrOad ana Do1ware Hudson
Canal Companies have advanced miners 10 per cent
today. --. -.
SELLING RAILROAD SHARES.
BANGOR, Me1 May 2.-At = special meeting of the
City Government last night voted notify
MeguntC Railroad Company that the City Bangor would
sell It's interest In tho Bangor ana PCataqus Railroad for
Sj0O,0UO
AJUDGMENT AGAINST PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 2.-'l1o suit Of Mrssrs. Will
lam Struthers sons against the City Of Philadelphia
four drawn the city by the
president Of the Public Building Commission has been
decided favor OF the PLAINTIFF Tne
with Interest is over s3jJ,0OO.
SYMPATHY WITH IRELAND.
HAVERHIII, Mass, May "a public demOnstra-
ton aid OF Irish Relief Fund took place even
ing a grand parade OF civic military bodies
through the principal streets. meeting held IN the
City Hail. Mayor Sbaplegh presiding. Addresses were
delivered by Moldy BOynO1 the rev John d. KngsDury
Johu Dillon, Ii. p OF Ireland, and Waldo MaBsoas VI
Greece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
INSURANCE REDUCED TOO SOON,

NEw-IIAvEy, Conn, May 2-The carriage
factory OF Kcan Lmcs damaged by Are last night
to the extent OF O0O the paat shop blacksmith
shop beng burned out. lii lrpd for $1,000 The build
ing aud materials. The insurance had Just been
duccd $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
4 SPECIAL CANAL AGENT.

ALBANY, May 2.-Superintenden of Pub
lie Works butcher has appointed Horace
4 BROOKS OF OswegO, special agent on ell the Canals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
POLITICAL NEWS.
THE PRESIDENTIAL, CAMPAIGN.

BLAINE IN MARYLAND AND NEBRAsxA--IxNKR n1Sss
TORY OF THE VIRGINIA coNvRNTfoN- N-GERzxAxs
OPPOSITION TO THE THIRD TERM.
Senator Blaine's friends claim for him ma
jority Of the Montana delegates TO Chicago.
and part of the delegation from Nebraska.
A citizen of Virginia relates some Of the
inner history of the alliance between the
Grant Republicans and the Readjustera by
which Grant delegates are Represented to have
been chosen in that State. The Hon. Frede-
rick Hassaurek approves the anti-third term
movement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03

PROVIDENCE. K. l. May zJUlI ~ haIIUu1bb, M IL tnTI ILL.,
ono wears old was struck BY backing tram on INC DiiS
noad M as Providence last nRht' anu dleu soOAaIIor'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
A coLOREp MAN MIssINa.

HOQTnN. MnV X.-W IJFN',II'
tod IN tbis cify tonight for hOmlci6o committed
HdSnca on March II. Raeon w taken to Providence
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-08
XIV. VOLUME.

With this issue, the JOURNAL
enters upon its fourteenth year
During its existence events of great
moment haze transpired in that
,ime-events which have affected
cmpires and which will be potent
for wears to come. The columns of
this ioncnal have given intelligence
Of Ell matters Of interest to its read =
crs offered comments and been
abreast with the surge aud rush of
the times. What Of prof; the paper
has Welded to its patrons is not ca
pabe Of measurement. The merN
chant can lake stock and tell with
toleraole accuracy VIA! the profit is
so moneyed corporations express
their gains 81 dividends. But i"
such things as Newspaper the cal
culstion cannot be made.
The managers Of this paper hope
good has been done by it in the past
aud pledge themselves to spare no
paios t. be Of service TO 'ta patrons
in the future. Every enterprise has
difficulties peculiar TO itself. a pub
lie journal has many some sharp
and many-sided If it has 20 opin"
ion-ollers no counsel -admiols' ers
no rebakes gives % encourage
men' Il ~ un#0Itny "a name aod q
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-08
GEORGIA GLBANIEGs.

Rome has received over 10000
bales of cotton.
There about two hundred students
in attendance on the Wesleyan Fe.
male College.
A Clement attachment cotton mill
is 10 be started to work in Senoi"
within ;be next sixty days.
The brick factory in Milledgevil'e
i've stories high, wi,h all the machi'
merry, was burned down insurance
81 900
The Town Council Of D catur,
at their regular meeting on Monday
night last, passed an ordinance rails
Jog the liq9or ioeuss =. 1000
The Walton County Vidette tells
If Miss McRea. in TIA, county.
who made seventeen bales of cotton
and good crsp ii wbea and corn
last year
It's reported that Bob Mayi.ed,
one Of the men Who recently broke
all a. Monroe, bas june The Uait 4
States Army and became soldier
boy.
1t is stated that from a yield Of
100000 in bullion IN 1868, h
Georgia gold fields have adv-need
to 81 ,000,0 900 per aunum, with a
promise of larger returns next year
The CLERK Of shs Rome Coaac.,
W. w. Seay, statea that h his The
cash in hand 10 pay the January 70
terest on al bonds aod a Surplus Ct
500. Rome bonds are uow worth
% cents.
MlledgeviIIe, while searching
around in The ashes Of her receui
fire, stumbled upon The idea Of buy
/ ing a steam fire engine Many
Ought idesg can he ciphered from
the glowing coale.
A mao named Taompsor, shot
and killed a stranger at til, house Of
) enhen Nswbeuy, IN Otw57n coun
w. on Christina dag tie thought
it was the Sheriff who, he heard
vas after him With a warran, for his
arrest for misdrmeaoor
We see by .ha Atlanta Cons'ila
ton that the Railroad Commissioners
of the State Of Georgia have Issued
circular to railroads in ibis State
requiring them to forward 10 ,he
board copy of then contract with
the express companies end sleeping
car companies doirg business over
their lines.
Yes, they sent one so tho Marietta
aud North Georgia Railroad, but i
said road has q Pulmap Sleeper, We
don't know it
We learo from the Athens Week
IL ChroacIe hat Hon Alex. II.
stephens is said to be in bad health,
This will be news TO his constituents,
Ne thought he wa oas OF tao robust
stou'est men Of the age, aud that he
would be cur uexl Vice~President
lis ia a man that never took a dose
Of medicine in his life, ootwatandiog
all the lies Of the paten: medicine
men told about hia taking ,heir nos
ms-Ha1tteti san
We see it stated that Gen. PHI
Cook, of this State has Introduced a
a till in Congress placing a tax Of
ten dollarS on every pistol manutac
tured 10 the United STAT 8, and
twenty dollars on every one import
ed. We heartily Join Gen COX in
this matter ana rus his bill may
speedily become a law, as the habj,
of carrying pistols has become such
nuisance that some law GA the sub
ject is absolutely necessary -1thcHS
jI'atcdmaa
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-08
THE MAINE ELECTION.

Every true pan iot watches events
in Maine with undisgaised anxiety.
As matters look at this distance, the
snectscle is anything bat pleasant -,
and the cG.e. likely to be produced
oo,,b;no but encouraging The
,ar,v MANAGER. the mere partiz4n.
oou rei,icc or be downeaat as his
marty rises ar falls in the struggle
RIM those VIII, look beyond success
~ 6efeotof marty can not but be
NAMED and sriavei at such things
W. o,nf..s th,.o,r s,mnatb;es are
with G,v. G,roelor. Bat say we,
l., ios,;co J., ~ and dacencv be vim
d;oa,od ooa leave mere marty re-.
,,l.o oa,o &c themselves A
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-08

IN IS reported that a Scriven
county planter made las! year, on
80 acres Of laod, , bales Of cotton.
He also made on his farm 1900
bushels corr, besides oiber farm
products, though he only ran three
piows.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-08

THE I'rs, Naliona! Bank Of New
York 90 o capital Of 100000, has
made the enormous dividend Of I20
per cent for She year, after adding
100000 u it's Surplus, and ieav'n 8
S2G7,70U undivided 10 prof! and
loss account.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-08

Flye New Workers representing
$500 100000 have died within the
past tew years. They are Aston
Vanderbilt, Stewart, Rhinelander,
and Peter Goelst It is worthy OF
comment that not ono Of them took
any Of his wealth with him to the
"Great Eisewhere.'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-08

NEVER "a the history Of Georgia
has there been 30 much marrying az
wi,hia the last three months. All
paris of the State are affected alike.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-08
WHAT STAR CURINE HAS DONE FOR Us.

years 1aIgg NJ g Me- n9i Ia"F ~
dds hona dnrHg tie John H!
= aail ~ p >
standing w II Mcdonald pt'rs Fairy
r. ci M swelling Of six standing Leslie
CaupblI tmtsf
u years 'anfn" Wt Ma%5 Atlanta
i. the W.
Irs,, county, Ga Hu
II g5ps some bad adsor Dhoo~ea Ga Howell
&
Cirne hip An@ Allen Atlanta Ga
a line a
ola hin that relief
r. Jams Ak ~i Ala
and old chrome e'm Cobb
court W
u,pg thirty years standing john BE Smyrna Con comfy Ga
hascu, on
rCurne cnioge advertise
county F" Ltrsnc'a Dvc.ub-r9 e.
K &
m My well think
heset wo bottles w il.
onyo OF 81 Cmne
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-08

A Rochester horse, frightened b.
a FIRST sigh. Of g railroad train, trem~
bIed violently few minutes aud then
fell down dead.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-08

Very few of fbe fetorr7 10 The
S,a,a Of New York we're made up in
the manner In which the constitution
commanded, and had the law in that
State been as strict as Ia Maine Ia
regard o tecbnicsli,ies, and had The
Supreme Court Of NeN York 5ecid-
ed, as in B.a.ae's State, ha. any
failure 10 comply with these formali-
ties ia making ,he returns rullifed
them, the result could have been se-
rioas Oat Of tie taeuty-four As
sembly districts il The city Of New
York, only five complied with ib~
letter Of TIE laa ia a,I respects, and
even in these it is probable tba, q
closer inspection woaid nave enabled
the authorities q discover some de
fees sbi.s ia Brooklyn four only
out Of twelve districts madeitheir re-
turns IN the proper manner.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-08

TINS is the great political year
when elections viii breed candidates,
Islander, stump speeches aud baroe
cues.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-08

BISHOP Gilbert Haven, Of the
Methodist Church, north, died IN
Boston recently.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-08
S25 RLI.s. 4 I'D.

STOLEN FROM Ny STABLE ON THE
jolA IT Uet-mbrg, 1919 cu the rod leading
fr,m Marietta 10 Powder Springs about seven
miaa below Marietta, one dark sorreI Mare
e5u,d by -onir Il bay Has black name and
all are white, hud feet wtife and TO he best
Of my recollection one fore foot White medium
size seven v-al- old. Had on an old leather
bria : we'd with Whapg reins broke in the
middle aud tied right reign broke from the bits
and lied TO The bis, tirog; latch made OF The
rayring. Of hag4iug
JGHE JACKSON, Marietta. Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-08

General Grant passed through
Augusta on the 3lst Of December,
on his way to Florida and Cuba.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-08
cahh Sheriff Sales

/ I'm tire CITY % Marietta, Cobb county, Ca, on
/ tie fret Tuesday ID February next the follow
J ing property to wit: Farty-two shafss Of lhe
certified capital stock oi the Marietta PapT
Manufacturing Company and known a. sbare4
I of certificates as follows 70 wit: Ten shaIesN
\ certificate number thirty-four, ten shares GER
fifaai- nnmt ~ uiuy-five. ten shares certificate
number thiliy six ten shares certificate nNh
b-r tdrty seven aultwo shares certificate uu,-
Der fritg. Levied on the property OF " u.
' abb ' sag4r.or = ceari ans faroraf Yp An
der.on. one 10 f.yolsf ). "a Bi,an5 " ~
favor of Jaupa = clover, tfnsin ia9 NfaFa
Council and tat atLLr- }1--+T~yI0 II s'tl
vs. aaid ,'Af3'af1-- fli.liqs Mo- ~
-aii drh~d- ant and TO the ofieris OF said O0n
p.ny P'Ngeffy pointed OUT by Plaintiff 10
6Hs
ALSO q, tba ~. time and place one-sizth
ma r'dgd ia'rf'N ID the r"il ro.d, @psIne roll
ing stock, machinery aud appurienartes oi
said road oflhe Aasi-iia aud Nouh Ga. Rail
Road Conparf, 6eciri uu The prop uy Of
William Phlls-@ .saisfy six iias i--a"a hom
Cobb Superior t0gft one Ia favor IT r. An
d-'sou. - FTl~lfor 81 n.e loo favor o. y. a.
b1a1--4- ie if favor Of a. J.. Lord and one
10 favor oi silva cornell ~ said William
IPbaips Motto given &, -ad defendant and
To lb- off els Of saii Company Property
pointed 0u, uy plaintiff IL fiae
Also at same tine AMI ri cs pne b1!" u hti
he ttOu aruut 80 p1Gnas more of less 800 Ou'h'
g., more 90 'e-s 3 corn, 500 bundles o tool
dor more or loss. $50 ~ 200 pounds ofrssd
lection. tlow 30 d. e. hands 9l q Duon, l.. G.. Of
said c.Guty Levied ou AZ we properly oE
D., liIau PEiip- 10 satisfy six Hta- from 'ooo
~uu-iior 0utt, one in tav.r IT a. $ Ldm0n-
SION. one IN favor Of J. A. iii.tHef. one To- favor
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