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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22
POETS CORNER.

Would you solace seek from llfe's turmoil
! From all its cares, its endless toll,
From happiness and contentment have nc
surcease,
And all your days be full of peaceY
YOU WOULD
Then buy your goods at the Poets Store.
Where they re guaranteed good, pure and
low;
1t will save you money and health, MS well
To buy of them what they have TO sell.
VOC SHOULD
or course you should as all the world
and his wife knows thai they have male il
Il cardinal principle in their business never
to buy worthless, trashy goods simply be-
cause they were cheap, sd they might sell
them at the current prices and thereby in
crease their profits.
Their business, which'is a phenomenal
one for Marietta, owes its steady growth
and its unprecedented success to the fact
that they sell none but the best goods at the
lowest possible price consistent with the
true value OF the article sold, kpoor arii.
Gle of anything is high at any price.
Look at the array OF new and desirable
goods in store and TO arrive, bought in per
son by our Mr.. H. that We offer to the trade
and guarantee prices as low if not lower
than any house in the city. They were
bought In time, Cash will win.
Cof'ees-Mocha Java, Savanila Santos
Peaberry, Laguyra, Maracaibo and Rio.
Teas-Imperial Gunpowder Oolong,
Ping Suy, &c. These are the very best
ever brought to Marietta
Canned Goods California Pears and
Apricots, Tomatoes, Raspberries, Blackber
ries, Goosebcrries, Peaches. Ounces, Cher
ries, Guava Jelly, CLAIMS. Crabs, Shrimp,
Beef Tongue, Ham, Viena Sausage, &c,
Sauces--W Worcestershire, Walnut Catsup,
Chutney, Baldwin's Tomato Catsup, Gran
berry, &c.
Spices of all kinds and perfectly pure.
Flour, Bran, Hams, Dried Beet, Bologna
Sausage, Breakfast Bacon, &c AGt
We have very large lot of Mackerel that
we will sell cheaper than anybody. De.
pend on that. In fact we cannot begin to
enumerate one halt of our large stock OF
goods, but cordially invite you to call, and
see the most complete, cheapest purest line
of Groceries ever brought TO this market
Now is the accepted time. Goods are
high in the markets. goods are cheap at
Yours truly,
A. Y. LEAKE II Co.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22
GEORGIA-Cobb County

Notice il hereby given TO all persons eon-
eerned that the estate Of Jane. S. Nichols, late
of said county is unrepresented, and no person
has applied for administration on said estate,
that administration on said estate of. S Mich
OILS, will be vested in The Clerk Of the Sa-
perior Court or some other fit and proper per.
son after the publication of this citation, unless
valid objection il made This Sept. 5. 1881.
II. NJ HAMMETT, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22

Sacred Harps, Christian Harmony,
Temple Star New Life, Heavenly Carol
Royal Diadem, Emerald, Amaranth anC
Gospel Hymns, Song and Tune Books, al
Earle u simpson s.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22

Have for sale valuable farm OF 2G0 acres.
100 aeses cleared balance in timber A good
framed house of four rooms, : tenant houses,
and outbuildugs. A new gin house aud gin.
Orchard of fine hu's The farm il situated in
two miles of the new Railroad, ten miles of
Douglasville and seven miles Of Powder
Springs. Near churches and schools. Will
be sold cheap aud on favorable terms. Apply
A. this office or to John W. Sewell, Bryant
willie, Cobb county, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22
The Relative Position of Our Family.

The Relative Position of Our Family.
EDITORS JoURNAI-The establishment OF
Cbrist's church upon the earth. and the tenn
ples of worship in the land. and the members
belonging thereto, constitutes the family of
God, and there are laws taken from His word
by which it is the duty OF the family TO be gov
erned. In order that may be better under
stood, will put it thus The plan OF redemp
lion as laid down in His word stands in the
same relation to the human family, Rs the con
stution OF the State of Georgia stauds to the
citizens of Georgia. As il was necessary for
the Legislators Of Georgia to meet and enact
measures whereby. the practical operations OF
law migh be effective 30 it's also necessary, that
Gods ministers should meet and enact meas
ures in order that Gods law might be put into
practical operation in the Government of his
family upon the earth. These laws thus made
by authority of His word are not seperale and
distinct, but one and the same thing, and it is
only His command TO us, His creatures, IN
practical form That 10 all, and il is just IN
essential for us to obey these laws. as II is for
us TO obey any other portion of His word or
commands hence we see the Importance OF
keeping these laws Let us glance at a few OF
its requirements. and see what we are reqnlr
ed to do will mention only one which is
this we are required To live As becOmeth broth
erb ami slkttTe, anu u S"f
other but brOtherly and sistsrly feeling one
towards another. Gods word explicitly tells
us If thy brother shall tresspass against thee.
90 and tell him his fault, between thee and him
alone if be shall hear thee. thou hast gained
thv brother, but ii be will not hear thee, then
take with thee one or two mole, that in the
mouth of two or three witnesses every word
may be established and il he shall neglect TO
hear them, tell il unto the church but 1t he
neglect to hear the church. let him be unto
thee rs a heather man and q publican. Yer.
liz SAY unto you what 70 ever ye shall bind
on earth shall be bound in heaven in heaven.
and what 80 ever ye shall loose on earth shall
be loOsed on heaven. Now when church
gets into similar condition TO this just so
long ~ it remains in that condition just 80 long
will its spiritual growth be stopped, and the
whole church as one family must suffer to
greater OF less extent. The logical conclusion
az drawn from Gods word, is IA great and
momentious responsibility rests upon the shout
ders Of those who have the proper authority to
move in the matter and have these wrongs
rectiied. Remember Bretheren. God tells Us
to be holy as He is holy. and also that lie ID
no respecter of persons, plainly, teaching us
that we must be the SAME
Retributive Judgment upon the earth, may
teach us the lesson when two late Tor our good,
that God will not be Knocked.
A MEMBER
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22
Notice.

In view of "a change TO be made in our
business, all parties indebted TO us either by
note or account are requested to settle by
November LIST TO 18th. Claims then unpaid
will be put out for collection.
Very Respectfully,
Gu,BERT d SESSIONS
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22
For Sale.

JUST outside of Marietta, ; acres OF land
aud - good two room dwelling with hall. viii
be sold low down. Apply at this Office.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22
A Farm for Sale !

7 3 MILES hUM IVWN N.
A Good Brick House, containing seven
rooms, good out buildings, 60 acres of land,
half cleared, land produces well. There is on
the place a fine young orchard JUST coming in
TO good bearing. win be sold cheap. Apply
at THIS OFFICE.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22
An Elegant Home
II MILES FROM MARIETTA
For Sale :

House has eight rooms. fire place in each
room, aud every room conveniently arranged,
elegantly finished mantle faeings solid oak.
Outbuildings suitable and permanent Good
water. Also y acres of ground, four acres in
fruit Of the finest varieties. The Marietta and
North Ga. Railroad runs in 100 yards Of the
house. This is very desirable aud beautiful
place, just outside the corporate limits. and
will be sold cheap. Apply at / HIS OFFICE,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22
For Sale Cheap.

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, ONLY ,
squares from the depot. Main building con-
tains II rooms. Several outbuildings. Size Of
lot 1t a,res. Ornamental Flower yard. A
good vegetable garden. The house is we'll
built, 2 story frame, with new roof, very de-
sirablc place. Enquire at this Office.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22
ONE WHO KNOWS

SAYS Rankin Compound Fluid Extract Of
Buchu and Juniper il thu most pleasant and
e iiective remedy lor all Diseases OF the Bladder
or Kidneys that has been offered TO the public.
Mild aud pleasant in liz action, it stimulates
and invigorates the srcretous, aud gives health
and tone 10 the PROSTATE on diseased organs
Pain 10 the Bladder, Gravel, Prostitution, Non
retention Of the Urine. Brick Dust Deposit-iu
fact all disc ases Of the Bladder or Kidneys are
cured by il.
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin & Lsmar,
Atlanta, Ga, and sold by all Druggists.
ANTIOCH, TKoUP Co., Ca, July 4. 1879.
am ore OF the unfortunate suffererers from
Gravel or disease OF the Kidneys. aud find
more and speedier relief from Rankin's Buchu
and Juniper than anything have ever tailed
esteem it 80 highly were there but one bottle
in the world / would willingly give 500, or
any amount, tor ii. | recommend it above all
other similar preparations Il. /. WINN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22

Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Finest Machine Oil for heavy and light
machinery at Earle & Simpsons. -~
...DIED.-Mr Cargill Drake, aged IS
years, died of cancer last Friday, near Lost
Mountain. He was an esteemed and worthy
citizen, and for over so years had been
Mason.
IL. S. Northcutt & Son have beautiful
stock Of new goods, Ready made Clothing
Dress. Goods, Boots, Shoes Hats, &c, OF
the best quality. They are determined not
to be undersold and are giving splendid
bargains. Go and see for yourselves.
Mr.. Charles Willingham, of Dalton,
will he the short -hand reporter for the Blue
Ridge and Cherokee Judicial Circuits, only
one county conflicting and he can put in a
substitute.
Gilbert s. Sessions are getting in their
Shoes Examine their stock before buying
Ladies inquire for the Common Sense
Shoe.
Keep it to YOURSELF Leake g Go. are
mad and want currency. You-csn buy
from them cheaper than ever was known
before.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
BUT few eourtesies are ever extended
TO the JOURNAL by entertainments in Mari
eta yet at the same time the JOURNAL is
expected to write them up in best style,
and we are never remiss in this particular.
Two young men who scampered all
over the roof of their boarding house the
other night after pet squirrel and then
went down into the street and killed q white
duck for a wild one, found out their mis-
take next day when they had TO pay col
ored family across the street for it.
The stock of Groceries kept by J. III.
Boston are such as give the utmost satis-
faction both ia price and quality TO their
numerous customers. His stock his kept
fresh and constantly replenished lie
watches the markets closely, buys at the
right time, pays cash, and gives his patrons
the benefit OF low prices. Everything de-
sired in the Grocery line can be found at
this store. Mr. Geo. S. Owen win politely
wait upon all who call Don't forget the
place.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22
CHEAPER THAN PHYSICIANS BILLS.

"a TIMING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FOREVER "
What is it Something prepared for woman
ouly, and used by them exclusively. 1t lie
adapted especially TO cases where the womb is
disordered, and will cure all irregularities OF
the "menses" or 'monhly courses" by restor
ing the discharge. whether acute or chronic, in
every instance.
Bfadfeld's Female Regulator, Woman =
Best Friand !" is prepared by DIR. J. Bradfeld,
Atlanta Ga, price $3.50 per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22
Marietta Market.

Corrected Weekly by our Merchants
COTTON-l0 TO II cents per pound
CORN vi 90 per bushel
HAY 81 10
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22

Congress- Hunjadi Janos. Hawthorn
and Apolinaris Mineral Waters at Earle *
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22

Then buy your goods at the Poets Store,
Where they re guaranteed good, pure and
low;
1t will save you money and health, rs well
To buy of them what they have 10 sell
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22

IshmaeIite During the war an
abundance of provisions we're rails
ed in Georgia. What was done then
can be still more easily done now
And it is going to be done. Hun
ger is going to compel recognition
of the truth, [aH4I#
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22

IA true bill has been found against
Charley Phillips, Jr., by the Grand Jury OF
Cherokee Superior Court charging him
with the murder of the convict, John
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22

Mr.. Thomas johnson of Henry
county, went down to Atlanta to lay
10 his winter supplies. After get
ting off the traiu he took out biz
pocket book, containing 500, to get
his baggage check, and replaced it
in his pants' pocket. That was the
last interview Mr.. johnson had with
lss.e-...zs,sl< athooIr a~,d a0alaa4a
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22

Capt W. A. Walton, suporinten-
dent Of the railroad compress at Rome
accidentally got bis right hand under
the lifting rod, Tuesday, fearfully
crushing the bones and tearing the
flesh so badly that his hand was
completely divided clear up 10 the
wrist, leaving the bone and leaders
all exposed to view.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22

Would you solace seek from ife's turmoil
From all its cares, its endless toll,
From happiness and contentment have no
surceaSe,
And all your days be full of peaceY
, 1881-11-07

nnr. and AtlDrnry- -tlr,,crnI, our.ha,f uf tho
H.nsr s:nn'n a"l a}'l lI"u." at l'o'esntc. viii
in "" E0nstlt.,sos Of iH!f wit ly rott! upon.
% uilarr sa: ! nr Art. anf tho CONSTITUTION II
stnl si, s,'m ,rm y, ~, T. 1cs. y M ''s a!' t. ,hc
lhn pr'l,.ei Narnlmeni @tsIkr. .ai s,,is ir.
@n"xt @ i,cH'n.,rr w!lI r.,rt i GnIi"l stntra Sen.
.tts to sr"t .lnhn ". Jnhtt.nt ti,etI,.,. wt,.,r1
Eco, KY rS1Irn ,I,, r. s!ns. 'sxl L. tin ilst
rho acna1e md III III tl,r fin,i.r. >f i'm iIetn.
rrats g no ne,l,tu u wrrs i,rttimv"rs nni -
A n,atn,.crs nn tic itcuj,.stnra Il. Xii 1T shn
~ H"inllc.'l. GxerEti Inlnn! viii. thu lscnl-
5t'rt T. t sa, q" !o'"t I'G! e Hss,s . e II G
htn given bclow:
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Afit"1 ,s's 'f%tT, aS. i.ir s. ,sNss; 'sTr
Tho DtnorrutIu nln1orty liz tKstl wAs 4 t,r'7.
WISCONSIN,.
A toycrnnr md "thor, ssnte o'1lcers. onc-i,aif
Of thu Stnn Senate. i.il It,niSu nr ltrurcsri,tn-
tive'. ns eolt,lty n!fltsr. viii m ricct..! N Wis.
GiHAlt1. md amendments IN tNs, !. i. II, NjIf "a
Mf ART. H.. W 'hu Constitution will hi vu,gl
uptal., The IrnlnHnt! htuenimnnsa rcu.u 10 thu
Melnt,rrs nnw rcrt.lve sIjD y,mr, will, mittr,xt,
o. tin r".s H., n y Hc!,a mile t"r n.olnx md
s,"'sfs as ssn f"r rsr',r III tS .ss S"'S 'iw "
tint nm stationery. uGw%lmppr4. mtsfnnc, Or
othcr lrruisIt!s, rxcert tlt s;lary n.lt n,caE',,
aoyv provided. .hnl! u: r'rlsed tr'm .liu stnto
ny HHS tnesnbcr uf The Legislature for Ills Hrry-
icGa. t'r ~ my ht!,hr aIitlHsrr Ms 1e mrnltar.
Tho last l.cgi.la.are was Republican hr scvcn-
tfckols III lks i'rl,l nre Eisnn beiaw: '' ">"''
fl: :s ;::;sss; f: :;$s $s.r.v,.
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HliJ'ltt1lGeHIss.l.- .l.- r. Frlthf. u IL HIKES,
, 1881-11-07

OcoHoMOW0U, Wls,. Nuv. 6.-AxAI,, we m.
snsnca the puschnso Ut nliuthGr DcotiOtNOwUo
fas1n md other ruul estate BY u Chicago iIur-
cbnnt ho hoiny Sir. l.. T., blusrluk, ut thu tlrm VI
6pahlt'Ig i Murrick. At tho ratu Chlst xon,.a
nro tlow buying up the property In this vicinity
1t viii not 6u lung lulur tl,ey VIII uw Il MI.
An!0ltH tho tsovel Improvements III tho why Of
IMnk!nK plasa for su,!Is,sur rccruntio, nrr thu
nu!lilInxa putnH PIT up III l.uHX lslaul. III l.A
lielte lA4g. uboat une-hMsf tnllu hut ut tho CITY
lllnits by ". l., Peuk, Vt Chleu.9o.
I'hls ts!at.d Will by remembered by I'LL who
VISITED II htvlnK THUR knlnhler rutntigs ~
henutitut spot, uno IN which Nature hIs do,iu
hor best. 1t lies III tho centre Ut tho late, utiu
half lnilo tEon! thy f.'IsY uu dusty STREETS ul1
abnlt ve ucrcs IN Alt vt th!a !nnd. aud trUnl uny
point the view ng lu ely aud bnnks III the lakr
which nro non. clustered with sutnulvr rcsl-
lcncus, IL tnugnlircut.
Mr. fcek' slcaner supplies tha building mato-
, 1881-11-07
GERMAN ARMY VETERANS.

Tho 1l1utsuhu krlc9eryprutn-yeturnt, uf tho
GcrIn4,t nrmy-hclln Il lnrotitig yesterday Il ftur-
nom ut StrinEu,,ulIer'H HILL on North Clark
street. Tie resignation Ut Charles Wtnckur,
President Ut tue suc!oey, who loavcs Tor Europe
shurty, WAS rureIeuu Aa,l hoyeptetl, .ll.i .Juhlt
F.relu VIA ull.,sen to III! tho vucAcy, ALr.
Eosou IL III lll,ntrlry Mvtiil,rr Ut the nUc!uty,
prupuHs u diploma Whah shMtl talnbtuie the NA-
innt ntnuIIIs nr .All.urIeA and tItrll!tiny. hAyu
tho sntlu property stxnest ,it ssnlG.i iy t!U uur-
INN tuyGrn,ulI, al,A presented IN tlIp MGwty-
uteettu President. Itart:u delegates were cllDsgsI
IL represent rio h,cirtyat tho mouttHr ~ ~.
held III MrCnrMluk'a Hill on tho lHtll Inst. tn
inrlN an,ltrul lMsIt nvgr a!l tho urEt,utl souu.
tics III thu ctty aGA ytGtAtty,
, 1881-11-07
GOLD-HUNTING.
Adventures Of Chicago Man

Adventures Of II Chicago Man In
Alaska.
Mr. Inscph r. 1lrctxlngus, Of Chicago, who left
his hOmN IN this city nhuut live ulnnt!is nE.,, and
after organizing prospecting purity. uutle IL
tour through pnrts Of .tlnsta u1tl ether inr-iis.
,Hut p,nts in tho gront Northwest In senrch nr
E.l. returned ttsly betDrD yesterday, nnd ~ NV
stopping with his brushor, Ms. UearEo ". krct-
ziugcr, tho nttnrs,ey. The ruts1rncd cxptorcr Is
tunk!i,K h1lte uld henrty. his journey Ut about
1.O0 miles having ngreeI! With jllu iInnelsscly,
a1sd ho expressed himself us btfnE gre,tly In uvo
with tho Country through which tho
purity Travelled. Mr. Kretzngor KEEP. IL tou-
9,S ~, 'n5y nf tS tsIp a"s is rer!ng
n few days Tie objects tn furnishing .!etMlla or
Incidents VI tho tFln uhead Ut ts ,.!ary sblit-
lrty went mud whnt ttlsy sAW could be nll1u1Vul
~ ,rilE n1;SE rcuorler, who yesterday Inct
llor.ai,, .. i. Yona9 md i. iisnei,ka Ut Hc.:
@ won!, II J: i'rns1,, Yt s,'n fransIseo, Aua
went tlIreutiy u virtnrIi, vsnuasiver's lsi.n.l.
,SSaes ,sS suto f thu {, S!skn9 xn tysr Yk ana "
por,axo nf scvoa.y:foar IN 'n'scs@,o 1''aGo ,t'o
ing uarriod by 'nilos. ii tno j'casc l.ako ,..sy
procured 1u!t-alt open t,s,e, alio,tt torty tect
fnns-all tt thIs lIsas went down tho lilo l'clso
entptlos imtn li,u Duinlr nr I...inI ltiycr; at,i
sy 9S'ed }n, }ow 'hs b., !s "bt .; @ !ea aa
wrru ii ihIs time OF, tim It'll 1t Anyis,, aoasn.
thing lisc 9.!sl miles from Chicago" Tho start
up.alrnul,i Iol!rauy. arnI necessarily very
slow. thu river, eMrrnnt, l,ous> ,tx-
SseSy Is tr "~t sw g. sa & s!;oF ho s p4ss i ns ws s
I s'n'th q ,ho psaso Lako was inatnl = rt4"u
, 1881-11-07
sIn ns fnst M It Is trtnri. md will cstltIn.Ir sn
" ~ !'liit' navigation rInaes. AZ viewed from
tho city tho buildings nuR ,nltH Formidable.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS.

SPttidi HitpMfth lU fts Chicago Tribune.
RpHfSfivfEt.', H.. Shv. H--'rhn f,pvrrunr has
appointed Tho following Public Administrators:
~. +. SwnrtAc"i'e, hr fraud Tnwcr, Tur .lnspcr
tnsii'ty: u. u. flaynrs. 1T Salem, fnr Marin,
County, .Ins'lc* n. IinlMr "r Hhrll,yrI,t., fur
Hlblhy t.hl'hty: dunes y. Ift,wnii, nj rnri.. fur
!lt:nr ttui'1,y: ". ". ilni!, NJ E.wnr,sttit,, ~
kthIlst t'nnty: ElwMri lt'mrIIli.a,l, or EIn,1,.
fnr stnrk tith!1'ty; t1rnr1H HOFFMAN, ur Laws
rchuoyllle, Tor fltwrnnt:H County,
, 1881-11-07
coneraI Elections to Be Held
in Twelve States To-
morrow.
r,ua States VIII Choose Governors,
and Eight Members Of the
Legislature.
.,.o,,oac,l constitutional AMentl-
mcnts III Five States.

eles.s IT. tL1rtrh .Htnt,t ,yj,tp 1,ta h,u.n
ccru st''. VIEW. ,fnt.n,l atu,rs ynutp, r,,,uorruu,
elected ~ NV ~, ~ 't,..,., l., ,,,.,,.,, .,,.s.
Eta;r nfrery WI" t't csett" ~ NV" ', Hnss".
.nus.,ts, Mlnnesntt. SllsA'ssri''. nei'fhsKA. New
Tos. ien'ytyM',', n.ss"; s;,. @ W,sssI!'; w,sat.
bpt W. ~ ,,,l WIsc,v,s,, ,,i,l tI,vnrntrv In,
t1p Virvil''A, hna "'ss's. s.', W., usef.S .,', ~
rh,sca. Me'nbrrs ni the lea's'atdIo VIII po
aseseuu u'.s,s.inp,. New Jersey, New York, VJr.
rlnia. anu N'seusl'' F"ti s"eaHe"S ~ t"e
Erty.srvrnth Congress viii hn filled hi Ncw
York; mud In sinrylatitl. massachusetts, Mime.
.nts, vlrgnIn. uIll WISCONSIN, constitutional
smculsncnts wilt lie vntrsl t,i"lu. IN tuiur.'sa
co'a.y o.sa i,,tmtint, nj I'm stntn fn,mi
Of lhu bef''lhseht l''s"''s''. VI M ~" ~,
viii l,c voted Upon lselo"eSltl bo tolthd tho
ueks's :" ''~ rnvxrr~r1r.rr
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estli.nl,.etc", ,s,u .rc,lsi w "Gso IN ,s W.
cea ssrts, se@s'y in n t'aa XXX Tst iai
cre. Ih" IVY n' ,a'%.,n'ts G' tnn N ~ W.
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MAINLAND.
AController Of the Treasury, members Of tho
House o. ye.eaHs ,s, s,s'; sn M ~ W. Saie
~, auu "n ,,sit,iir,n, m,nt.Imj,,t vii In
,nta ,aoj hmm. IN f,uiIfyt,,u Vuc. 4 0f Ari' lV
" ,ha jnmstiiutit,n uC int, ~ IN urnviiIn ti,st
n iI,iuc. sI,nll In t,iectrd tn November, Tie
Ill irsisInturU wns Democratic by |. nul0rjty
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IN! y ts ~ Su.au i'',ntrnr t ,rn. A'
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observation-disclosures j. EGatlns, uf uuGsn A;,tjo
Futtk
The Democratic Iitnjorsty In 1870 was 15.l9l.
MAssACuusETvY
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Nee i;onne;ur4. T,rfy Stutn srn,,tors siti StuI,
aa.r..rntattyss. ind County run,,nss,oI,"rs
sntiicrks ,f Courts, und volt. ,tpvu n rt,;stitu.
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, 1881-11-07

E10R SALE-FtSE ONE-IlORSE COUPE
+. cho,p lMqusa al Es SoFl.I l+n anl!c.st curnur
SuEt1l-ay.
ptetun all In pertect t+n!itun. thu psttperty at
nr. y. = lMras arU 70 By lisph1d of hy rnlo iscxt
fnuFIny ut j. III. ut Its Fusiaunc1, Ii eevlvy-.Iy
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, 1881-11-07
CITY jiE.fL f;,SItf7'Ic,

EDk SAI. .E-'5MlEa SOUTH FRONT on
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F1Ot SAl.l;-F1KST.gi.AS MARBLE
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l!rto "t'ur. t',un A. !. AyEitEL1. II fIeatb.1rn.
IDK SA l.E-.70 FEET On AItCtf E.i.-4AV.
y III ftMt M '1:ftrry'.t.. with t~a.-sury hrlex
halsaa sAlxt fest. n.t. u-', ~ Imtktil9 I.i4.
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, 1881-11-07

...1 LOST IND FOUND.
Gl'TllA iED - Liberal. HEWAHp-A
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mbtut - iMnds hIl'. Weighs tI Jptinls. tlSus n,ld
traits. Ill Hue is!hnl-Ar.. c,rllus Iay!ur--1.
=
CTDl.ES-- REWARD Fol. RETURN.
~ Ing oHs red c,'" with cl!t. md unt. .trHw.rsy~
!Dlnted COW with cLiI, 10 ADJUST HCEIllut.X J