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1857 Prizes, amounting TO. .slIU. 400
hesponsible corresponding agents want
60 A. sll points, 70 whom liberal compen.
sation will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address. for
further Information or send orders by ex
press or mail, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
or same person at -'''
No. Sl9 broadway. New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
ment Of Generals G. Il. Beauregard ana
Jubal A. Early.
N. B;-7his Company has NO AGENTS
tnhe BRITISH POSSE2SIONS and ali
PeTtonn pretendsn0 TO be 90 aud soliciting or
ders by circulars or oth--I0ise are SWYND.
LEho. anil 4-2taw4w&w.
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THE ARTlzANs. .sAvINGs BANK
"A, ...pvpr STREET.

5d2 MARKET STREET ,.u
INCoRPoRATED JANUARY H'n, Nv A
Open TO receive deposits dali nolss ~
M, until 4 p. NJ, and on Tuesday anus
urday evenings from7 10 8 So,cl9czz;n
10 sSEME-ANNUAL HVlDErp
regularly madei in April and octopua octSa.s,,
When dividends are not wimas Isn:.s
they are accounted as deposlts. l.,ra
manent deposits compound thei ~
twice in each yeaafS;.orRs year;
Clement II. smyth, George "; ;ravsI. ouI
Chas. W. Townsend George ?, s,NosnstsIl,
Nathan,l X. Benson, N; I. L,cnsS,aal cnnsp,paal
Henry l, Dure. EdWauJ M Jscsson,
w, Hastings, JOB u, II sea- s~in.
Anthony Higgins. ,...,dsut
GEO. ". BUSH preslu'Hf
GEO. q. CAPELLE, Vice PIesi%eeass i%esaasura.
I,IRsT NATIONAL BAN, vNsrOE
- OF WlLhlNo,s
RKposrroRY or THE PUBLIC A
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE Wv
TED STATES
EDWARD BETS, PnEsIDESSfG; c,suu1
- < GEO. ID. .lARMsTRoNo isseO, ,OeA
Paid mp Capital Il.
PhfIadelphia, New York ano ppspoIilm
change, Mrnished 10 regular IVY
without charge.
Disco.nt days. Mondays and
at $50 A. M.
4atsisa74 DIRECTORS. M push
Clement B. smyth. George 4. ,rst,, NJ ' :.
John H Adams. ELY, III nsncronrH "
Henry s. McComb, Sam, SaiI,,am Tstnsly.
Daniel James, Mana isnIn
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Il OTICE TO the me mneTs u n -

w AMIED.-One hundred houses 10
daiIy snppy tne demand made upon us
ue,y. py good and reliable tenants, east
Vi foisI fMisrset street. ]. II. FRAZER 4 90.
VI ID and Shipley SIS.
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NoTICE To WATFs we
NfFick OF THE W

paik
, rbms iha.M,,ilNseToN, =. y DEL, be,sr,nassiilI
abls ss,ts p,,is lor 1870 are now rsuSf r,aeef / ii
@ Nh ~ srad, me Eegislrar's Office sssay ny sai
psid & s,,eet. ae The law rrqulre,.S ~. 10 lA
e ,are o, Sn ,Ss or before January AZ, IisAt
iIonth oT sne phi, those psIs sn w
Thss r ,..,5 ~ = G5e99ruary, per cen c.p, d.us,iug
io oes paaa during the mo1,i mS iaadllcs
rsps, ~ psi cent additional, and W. hps|
Ri.hs Re.is,ras npaid alter April Iy NJ sna
ihr wiihdra. Is required TO hays ~
awn covarw ~ nan, aud suit instilu,eed ~ oossslI u
win so, ~ ia .ne amount due; and AM '% y Asp
DAWN draw nI,pes,s; sr,; with ssseSsmenu,u m,u,,e ass "
'u'S wn, wlT3ms va. IN. toip,m
decl-eodD-edJ eodF "a D. MORROW,
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CHEKiFF's SALE.

By virtue OF a writ OF Levari Facias To
me directed, will be exposed to public
sale. at the " F1''i0
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. .sll shipley st
kept by John ]. Dougherty. in the citv a.
Wilmington. New Castle county, Dela.
ware, on
"WEDNESDAY. the 10th day OF March.
A. d., 1880, at o'clock, b, M,
Tne following described real estate viz
All that certain lot OF land with a In ree.
story brick dwelling house the reon, sitn
ate In the city Of Wilmington. Bounded
and described as follows, 10 viii. RegiU
ming at the sontheast corner OF Rleven,h
and Tatnall streets, thence easterlv along
thesouthetly side of Eleventh street 90 feei
~ net 10 u corner. thence souihsrly mar
aiiel 10 Tatnall street IS feet 10 a corpar
thence westerly parallel To Eleventh streel
through The centre of the party wal hes
tween This and the adj0ining mouse an fha
snnlh sonlh yo feet Inches 10 the easterly s Ide of
Istnali street aforesaid, and thence theret
ny norihelly rs Ieet 10 The place of beein.
may. 7I- - = -fSN' "pes thty
Sc zed and taken In execution as Tho
property OF Frank ID. Turner and August,,
r. his vile and /. D. and To be sold nv -
JOHN PYLE, Sherffr
| 1880, 1ahsI.a,a,'y ~
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This Institution was regularly incor-
porated by the Legislature OF the State for
Educational and Charitable purposes, in
1858, for the term Of Twenty ave
faith OF the State 10 p edged, which pledge
mas been renewed by an overwhelm ns
popular vote. securing its franchise In the
A, d.. 1873, with n capital Of q 900 900, TO
which IL has since added n reserve fund OF
$4,000.
Hts Grand single Number Dfstri-
button will take place monthly, ON the
second Tuesday.
II never scdtes or poapones
Look at the following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE; s30,OO0.
10000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLA RS
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NOR SHERIFF.

Thankful for their support during "; W
last campaign, and being again sonas
by my IeIlow citizens 10 allow tne uL ~.
my name as a candidate ior lne eone,
Office of New Castle county, copsem,s c.n,s
their expressed wikh-subleci 70 la,,.s las,s'ai 4
Of the Republican party, ana pfoinl'ha
nominated aud elected. 10 dischaIgsM
duties OF the Office faithfully, and WV
deity 10 the people OF the county or
Respectfully. PHILIP II OLAAN
ian. d Inn.
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WASTED.-DwELLINGs 70, R,S3
~, ~ FROM ALL PARTS or rHr ~.
WE RENT. COLLECT, AND sErT, M
THEsATIsFATIoN OF ALL COW y.
ED. WE REFER TO oUn TpN.
AS WELL AS TO OWNERS.
HEALD Am
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SHERIFFs SALE.

Q N ERIFFs SALE. ti-H#ff
~ BY virtue Of sundry writs ofVenditiopf
ExpUnas To me directed, will be exposed
10 public sale. at the - ~ -
HOTEL OF JOHN 4. LEWIS,
In the town OF Newark, In White Cgay
Creek Hundred, New Castle County. Del
aware. on 7.-ll -
FRIDAY, the 18th Day OF March, 1880.
at 2o'clock p. M,
The following described real estate viz:
All that certain farm or tract of land
situated In Pencader hundred. New Cas-
tie county, and State OF Delaw are. bound.
ed on the south by the Turnpike Road
leading from the village OF Glasgow TO
the town OF Elkton, on the wet by lands
OF william Grinnage, Thomas Brown and
others, on the north by lands Of heirs OF
Cantwell Clark, deceased, and on the east
by lands OF Jesse Boulden, Containing
about 2o4 acres Of land, more or less, with
two story brick dwelling house. frame
barn and granary thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Robert M. Black. deceased.
gSusan u. Black, AdmlpiStratrfxo OF Robt
h. Black, deceased, } and TO be sold byl
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherifi's ONCE. New Castle, February 2s.
looD feb2)-3taw
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N oriC,E;;arHE ,cd,a;; MUTUAL I0,|
~ sociation offers -tock in aVAA
III ~ 1aei ~ \. ca,i during the day o. asn w..
'i'V rs ersnlng ON "on
A oEokgE Q; MARIs. secrs,.,
,anoe oince, NJ. wi shipley NY,
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N onicE.-On and alter I.;SSr SSS r.s a.s
~ p TIE price OF lots IN the WI WInl,;tl y
sa anu Brandywine Cemetery wi !" "h.mllsN hul
en sections, special rates de,a,,si;iar
= sns ws nSsrd. ~ Sections from A ta1 z
i've, ~ cents per square loot n 'kIs
sesnons. ~ cents per square ioo, Au W.
ny order OF the Board. '''"
ueclu-ztawtml. ALBERT W s,,,.,!
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-OG RENT

NOR SALE OR RENT.-LumDeT ys n
Il Front and West streets. Applv Il
4.s b... W. n, 0AIJsG -
Ieozz-u Front and West ata.l
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BY virtue or q " u OF Levari Facias,
to me dirsctea, will be exposed TO public
The daily gazette., 1880-03-06
: LAFAYFTTF HOTEL,

By virtue OF q writ OF Levari Ftcias, 70
ne alrsc'sd, wiil Ds exposed % public sale.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-06

T "I.III IT aUlIT IIlIs
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26
NEW PARTIES

Some say dissolve the old parties
and organize new ones, We fail to
see how this viii help the matter -
Suppose we do form a new party,
wha. will we make the new party
Of Are we not obliged to use the
very same material which now COM
poses the old parties to form the
new ones This must be evident
to any one. Changing a man from
one party TO another does not make
him wiser or more honest. If he is
40 unscrupuIous demagogue in one
party be will be equally uoscrupu'
lous aud q demagogue in another
party. We have seen it tFied-we
see it demonstrated every day 49,
Canton Adcauce.
Yes, but, remember, that one
party cannot give Offices to all those
v no want them, hence these disap
pointed office seekers and worn-out-
shelved odice-holders, think that by
forming political guerilla squads
they can forage around and slip into
the possession Of some snug, fAt
place, that merit and real worth
would never bestow upon them. -
Principle is noihing, Office is every
thing, with some individuals. Blu
the Democratic party is laureIet
with too many victories to be dis
solved by political quacks and 70
mentors of discord. 1t is tho gian
oak that has stood the storms ant
cyclones cf century with unbend
ing power. Lightning has playe'
among its branches but its sturdy
majestic form is unshatterred, ant
its towering limbs shows the spIendo
of honorable age. Numerous par
ties -FederaIists, Wings, Know
| Nothing, &C., have lived and giveI
the grand old Democratic party bat
tie, but all have gone down befor'
! its invincibie front, save the RAD
cal party, born of the recen. war. 49,
But the party of the people will still
live 10 throttle this vampire of Radi
caliam that sucks theIife blood of con
sti.utional liberty. The devil fisl
Of schism, hate and prejudice, may
throw out its encircling arms of OPP
positio2 bat finally must meet th'
fate Ct those gone before, leaving
tho Democratic party as the "sur
vival of the Il test"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26
REPREHENsIBLE DELAY.

Ir lie strange that our Representa-
tives in Congress allow the Mexican
pension bill to sleep itself to death.
Wake it up, infuse new life into it,
and push it to speedy passage,
and you will do something worthy
the applause Of your constituents =
This bill has been tinkered at and
fooled with long enough. If Con
gress is going to pass this bill before
all the old Mexican veterans are
dead, it has no time to waste. Pros
cras,iDation is the thief Of time, end
il IS robbiog these old soldieTs of q
pension they need and which is a
Just due.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26
TIE TROUBLE OF RICHES

Mrs J ! Astor wore diamonds
and pearls at a dinner at the White
| House recently, aud afterwards at
the Mexicaa ministers reception,
which were worth nearly one million
dollars A Washington dispatch
says: "She was attended by two
detectives. dressed as gentlemen,
and a policeman is on guard before
the door of her room at Wormley' .
day and night. "--Exchange.
All it occasions a heap f trou
bic and brings much fear and anX
iety to be rich The poor man lieth
down in his humble cottage without
SO much as a watch dog o guard him
aad bis; but the rich man lieth
down in his elegant palace, haunted
by fear Of burglars and assassins,
and to retain his boarded wealth the
policeman must watch with sleep
less eyes.
Yet to be rich is what we all
strive for, embracing the popular
idea that riches bring happiness.
While poverty is bitter, it at the
same time is not without its sweet
The bread of labor, eats much
sweeter than idIeness There is less
to disturb the poor man, than the
rich man. No swarm OF imposiors
and benevolent committees, to sole
it aid, yet no heart ia more sympa-
thetic and no hand more willing to
bes'ow. He tot only sleeps in his
co: free from disturbers, tut when
be departs this life, his body rests
uumoles'ed in his lowly grave
Ba. the head Of the millionaire
no. only rests uoeasy on his downy
pillows, but when he departs this
mundane sphere, bis body is robbed
frcm its grave, as was A. 7. Stew
arts, with the hope ofsecuring lib
eral reward, But as for this editor,
sc propose to bear our riches as
beat We can Here waiter bring
US in fifty cents worth ef one hun
dred dollar bills
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26
po1rr1cAL ECONOMY.

EpIToRs Journal have seen
no reply 10 the Journal to the ques,
ton, propounded 10 your issue of
the 20th Of January. WHY are not
the reports of the Comptroller Gen
eral, Treasurer and other State off
GERS. distributed, so as to be within
the reach Of the inquiry Of citizens 7
From such Information as is with
in my reach 1 submit, lat. The
State Of Georgia now owes $780,
900 on account of the Western and
Atlantic Railroad "a On account
of State aid Railroad bonds endorsed
by Gov. Bullock, recognized as le
eitimate, 50, $4,000 ID. State
bonds outstanding on all other &C
counts about 100000 not ioclud,
ing the liability Of the State on Rail-
road bonds endorsed bu! not Jet in
default for interest.
It was stated in my presence re,
Gently by very intelligent gentle
man that Cows Smith and Co'qaitt
had endorsed State aid bonds to a
greater amount, thao Gov Bullock
Was he correct
1t seems to he the settled policy
of Georgia, as well "a Of the u 5.
government to nurse her public deb.
--never to discharge It
What a commentary on the econ
omy and policy of the State Of Geor
gia is he statement, "The State
Road was completed over thirty
years ago, and yc! It has never been
paid for y Since the road has been
leased it has brought into the Treas
ury 81 100000, not one dollar Of
which has been appropriated to pay
this debt, nor so far as know of
any other. If the system now fol
lowed By the State and Station al
governments and aIloo ed by them
to railroad and other corporations, Of
refunding, instead Of paying debts,
The LordIy BondboIdipg tax cousum
ing class and the Piebjan Tax Pay
ing Industrial class will not long be
the imaginary creations of the dean
agogue, bat the normal condition to
which the two classes Of this country
will be reduced.
Debts from enc individual to
another may be Cancelled by death
or Insolvency, but the public debt is
an incubus from generation to gen
GRAFTON, for which there is just one
remedy (sbort Of revoIuiiou) and
that is simple payment Each pay
meat on the principal reAuoeo the
amount on which interest has to be
paid, and to that extent lessons the
burden of taxation, and at the same
time puts the money where il vii
naturally seek investment of some
kind that will contribute to the reye,
nue., instead Of absorbing it.
II j. THOMAS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26
POSTPONED Sheriafs Sales.

WILL BE sold before lh- Court lIolse door
in III. civ OF Martha, Cobb County, Ga. ola
TIL first Tuesday in March next The following
property ro-,vil: one two story brick house
and the lot upon which she same it Is erected in
the town OF Ae,gorth bounded Ga the nosth by
Main street. on ,h= yves. by house AID .ot q e.
P. McClaiB. D y Orr and George MeWjlisp.
on the south bY Mcdonald street ana property
ofTaun-g = Hall Levied GA a. 'he property OF
c. C. Sorreils by virtue olGour htas issued from
%.r.rv's CONT Of the S5fst dist g. NJ ct said
county. in taror Of Allen c. Dsuiel vs. c. c.
sorrells Levy made AMI returned 30 me by
james Gregg. /. c. Notice gwen 10 tenant in
WP STEPHENS. Sheriff
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26

II. GRLGG WRlGuT, one of the
editors of the Augusta Chronicle aud
Con8titutionalis!, died last Sunday
at the residence of II. V. johnson,
in Jefferson county, Of congestion OF
the brain. He was % years old
and was one of the ablest writers on
the Georgia press. lie was a mems
Der Of the last Legislature and made
some reputation for his zeal and
fidelity to every cause he espoused.
His death is deeply regretted.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26

Tie Democrats have selected Cino
cinpati, Jane I'D, as the place and
-. time to meet in convention to nomi~
nate a President. The Republican
convention will meet in Chicago,
June, Sd.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26

THE Atlanta Constitution publish
ed o let from a number Of towns in
Georgia, showing preferences Of cit
izeus Tor Presidential candidates -
1t loots up as f !lows TiIden, 23d
Thurman, 12f; Hendricks, -
Seymoar 81; Hancock II; Bayard
43; Ewing, 4; David Davis,
Gordon, B.; Grant, 3 Brown, >
Randall, , ; and for the nominee 10
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26

-Four men broke into the house Of
Ben Smith, an old man, eighty>three
years Of eye, living near Weuamie,
Pennsylvania. They beat him until
he was scoseiess. robbed him, out,
ragged his daughter and, after trying
to burn the house, made their escape.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26

THE Rome Iribdne contends that
North Georgia is entitled to the next
Governor, and that Judge Under
wood is the man. The Dalton Ia
dependen, Headlights; presents Gen.
w. T. Wofford.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26

Grant is Weighted down with the
unpopular third termism, and Blaine
is growing in strength, while Sher'
man is quietly working to secure
the nomination.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26

MIR STEPHENS gooa sides with the
Republicans for The repeal Of the
third clause Of the twenty first rale
which gives the Democrats the pow
er and advantages the Republicans
enjoyed and used 50 aasparingiy aad
unscrupulously during their ascend
aucy 10 the House No.withstand-
ing Mr Stephens speech in favor Of
repeal, the Democrats refused to
surrender their power fairly and
honestly acquired Il looks like
committing political hari~kari for The
Democratic majority to surrender
their power at the reqaos. of the Re,
publican minoriig..-AngRsta Chr0H-
iclc.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26

IT is stated tba, news from the IL
terror f toe Russian empire Is of a
most heartfendiug nature Famine
aud dipthsfia are decimsting the
population. Crops have failed in
some + be provinces. and in tn
Cause sas laa famine IS - great that
the p4oJle are selling ths.s children
and committing suicide.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26

UNDER the recent order Of the
Post master General, cutting off all
"Star" routes in the country to once
week, nearly 800 toms in South
Caroline will get only one mail a
week This will work great hard
ship to the people
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26
GEORGIA--CoJb County {:

10 all whom it NAV coucera: Lafayette
Hough having in proper form applied TO ne for
permanent letters Of administration on tie -
tate g. Has SioaJs late Of said county. This is
TO cite ali aud singular the creditors and next
% kin of Sllas Meats to be aud appear at my
office within the time allowed by law and show
cause, if any they can. Why administration
eholld not be granted tie applicant on the first
Monday in March next This January 24th
iccU. H.. NJ. HAMMErT Ordy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26

FRIDAY John Hall and Burrell
Smith were hung neat Little Creek,
Tennessee, for the murder of Henry
Pugh in 1870. Fully 10000 persons
witnessed the double execution.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26

THE National Democratic Com
mi.tee has selected Cincinnati as the
place to hold the National Democrat
ic Convention, and June 22d as the
time.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26
WHAT STAR CURINE Has DONE FOR US.

II ouik of Irum,
II OF ofeny 4tnln
Ii has { o suec from Bell
standing Mrs Williams Chr IiI Gsia
Ii securing eof the wor
on
~
Campbell.
Of an!+ VT &in2
ewUknr
Ursonco uuty Ga William johnson
ba
X N7ul
eIscle lines mdw cancer Allen,
1t scl,me o acauc4on face ,
II securing eofa ta many
Z lians,t4 coleco of "a zoos
rCuine kf
w. Dorset
ofa years Cobb Ga
moc ord George Lynch West
um count
StarCu ine fer
'"'' P"''' " .ErsaarG, Decemter
Il CO,Al
rCmiaa think
: !. Love Lesblrg S WRR
Call on yor druggist for Stare
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26

Governor Colquitt has succeeded
in satisfying the parties, who bid of
the Macon q Brunswick Railroad,
and they will take it without a
guaranty title.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26

VIZ have heard quite number Of
people talk about the Importance Of
patroDizing home enterprises and
building up the interests of Marietta,
and the next time we heard from
these individuals they were 90,
ing tho very tbing they condemned.
Ali we al would only practice
what We preach, what a glorious
country we would have.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26

Ben Hin and Mr.. Stephens have
not sent letters to the press this week
that we have heard Of. We are
afraid they are sick.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26

THE GreeDbackers are 10 troub-
led state Of mind because calls are
made for two national conventions Of
their "party'-one 10 st. Louis.
March 4, and the other in Chicago,
June 9.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26

GRANT is shaking hands with The
the greasy Mexican" this week.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-26

| S.a,e and comfy ta,yes Ter tho year 1-7g
Aso ~ the same time aud t,lace lot Of land
No IN ,Ia d.r,i,., ia 81 sact; ~
| Cobb county Ga. and containing 40 acres
J mar. ar -. I.vied ~ a. tl,a nrnoertv az 4
N Tinni,s FIR bis State and connty taxes far
the var 117g
! ,;,.i.
- A,so ~ 'lie ss-''s VIZ a"' l,aoe. ~ .! 'ah'i
no %U1 III lhe i''l -uislil o. 'he "a section o.
I"oo county va a'u ~ acres nor or less
hfVlen on as 'he properly u a. T. Ay,or Tor
| hlS STATE anu county taxes Tor me !t"I 100
ar" at me SANE H, 'itne ana pace ioo acres OF
l-ot o. laho no IVI' II lne <"'h u's''i|1 u 'ue
- section OF Co1o c9nu'y; ga" Levied On a.
Tue proIr'F u a. T. 9"ri'o" i'r n's S'A'e ahu
county Taxes iof me year q - l9'5
a 20 NJ we same NE ann pace ''"s mouse
ana iot situated on Cherokee street I'D the cry
OF Marietta Oobo county Via amt bounded on
the East 6y Cherokee street, on me Wet by
the Dr. \. n. Couk property. on the North by
The properly o. NE Estate 81 IiPp'hs ana on
! the Sonth hy me properly OF Anderson Nichols
/ cClored Levied GA as Tie praperty ot II. +.
Casou for his state and county IaXes Tor tie
year lel9' and gwen ~ by Inn Tor his Taxes
for hat year.
Also at tie Fame time and place, Lots OF land
Nos. 500. 367 3bS, 369 42', 4%I and 81, con.
tainlLg 10 acres each more or less AMI an ana
800 containing ~ acres each more or l'ss and
q acres OF lot No. 40 aud being in the aggregate
3iGaeres more or less aud ali being ~ thr.l6 dis
tIict OF the "a section OF Cobb com =, Ca the
same btine the land gwen IA by dritn liant Tor
| his Taxes tor the lear 1919 Levied on as The
! property Of jaime, f. Mating tor his State and
County Taxes for TIE year 1917.
ALL at the same fHit ai'd pace Loi 81 land
| No lo2o in the 10 distinct aud 2d section OF
| Cobb county, Ga ana Containing ~ acres more
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FURNITURE !
STAR CUI}INE.

DR. Cpiei hest remedies
the bones
wei il less Ia II
if had tcurelup
lama afflicted
out oiciat
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Mr. Hiiiis complimentary to the
editors Of the Georgia press He
calls them archaeological ChYon
icic.
lie was very Sweet on them
when he wanted to be elected TO the
Senate.
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PErlrIoNs are coming before Con-
grees. and the measure is beirg
pressed to have enacted new bank
rupl Law.
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Boots & Shoes

Made to order OF the very best English and
French material, cheaper for cash Than the
same article can be bought in the city Of New
York Perfect ITS guaranteed. All work war
iaa,ed The latest improved styles will be
furnished
OLD liza q N
Taken 10 payment for anything in my line at
lLr igliest market prces or Will pay cash
for The same. shop on Powder Spring street.
r. w GABLE.
Marietta, Ga, Feb 10, 1os0
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Marietta, Ca, Thursday Feb. 20, 1880