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T UTfSPAY. .IANUAUY f». 1881.
make good v iveS, and good wives
make good limkands : and (he scold
ing or intemperate, or vlatturmy
partner often has Kut himself or her-
self to lilamc for the iniserv thnt
clouds the life and desolate- the
home. Multitudes \\h> feel that
their manage was a mi-take, an !
who make existence a lifo-long m>
SALUTA iOKY.
To-day 1 take charge of the An-
Yanck, and I tender to its readers
th v'Ugh the first issue for 1881, the
kindest greeting.
My purpo-e is to make a paper,
devot*d to the nphnilding of tlv
Various interests of this section of
(?oorgi and to make it instructive
nnd on.ert’lining to its readers.
‘1 1 havd that encouragement
x.n ! a taneo from the pooplo of
Ch :ik e wliieh 1 shall endeavor to
li « rit. 1 hope to make a paper of
vrliich the people will he proud. It
I p.ov myself worthy, you owe il
to society and your families to help
Bn in me in the enh' prise, and
tlioi.lu secure to them a homo pa
per ; il I do not,you owe it 1o them
to *i f nd me adrift ; but judging
from the tono of Mr. Perry’s vale*
dietory, in which lie gracefully and
gn totally acknowledges his indebt
edness to you for pationage and on
cour.iL.em lit l have only t » he Lirh
ful nd upright, to win your appro
bate m and support.
Olid or two issues hence the pu.
poe will he enlarged to a seven
column folio, if the necessary mate-
rial is not unexpectedly delayed t >
a more distant period. This will
of course make an increase in the
price of tbe paper necessary, hence
all subscriptions and renewals after
this will he $1.50 a year; which is
the price of most of the weeklies in
this country ; and which 1 feel sure
the goo'\, ciiizpns* of Charoke^ will
no willing to pay in order to Sus
tain a paper worthy of such a conn
tv.
Hoping you w ill all come for
ward w ith your subscriptions, re
newals and advertisements, and as
you have opportunity’, with items
of news, I wish you all a happy
New Year and subscribe myself,
Yours obediently,
Bob’t. P. Maiity.v
Their past is made up, but the
blessings and opportunities of life
continue to us. and let us remem
ber that in view of lif.s responsi
bilities, “it is more solemn to live
than to die.
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The Georgia railroad commis-
~ # 1 MV7 (1 Ulrt I dill U(l<( v-i/IIIIIIIo*
ery, might In a little self-denial ‘ • . , • , ....
•v • • i .i sioners wore only in advance ol the
■ te. I. .i> wtnMiiii/m oli<l iv.vi.l ..iioi n >
and forbearance, and gentleness,
and old time courtesy, m ike their
Imm • brighten like the gates of
Kden, an<t bring back the ol 1 love
times, when they cut down our pas
senger fare to three cents. Rail-
roads in other southern states are
THE
ATLANTA 1’OST-APPEaI
Daily, ’ il sday. and Scan Weekly.
I), K. CALDWELL, Paoi ’n-
Tlio success of tlm Atliinta Daily Post
MAltitlKI).
This is the season of “marrying
and giving in marriage.” Doubt
less, of some of our readers, it has
been recently Knit ten “married”
and of othars, is to b<- written soon.
To such wo commend the follow
ing, which we clip from the Wes
leyan :
“Many of the errors of life admit
of remedy. A 1<>ss in one business
may be repaired by a gain in an
other; a miscalculation til's year
may be retrieved by special car.
next; a bad partnership may he dis
solved, an injury repaired, a w rong-
step retraced.
.But an error in marriage goes to
the very root and foundation of life.
It has been said that no man is ut
terly ruined until he has muni d a
worthless wife; and so even - wo-
inan has a future before her until
she is chained in wedlock which i-
a puclock, to a wretched and un
worthy man. The deed once done
cannot he recalled. The wine <>i
life is wasted and the goblet is bro
ken, and no tears and toils can
bring back the precious draught.
Let the young think of this, and
let them walk carefully in uwoild
of snares, and take heed to their
steps lest in the most critical event
of lift they go fatally astray.
Put here we must guard against
another error. Many people think
they have made a mistake in marri
age when the mistake is only in
tbeir own behaviour since they
’were married. Good husband
lii-ory
though only itu third volume, it lias been
favored wit It da ly subset iptioii quite
equal to any paper South .. at of Nash
ville, feuii And this, too without the
expend it il re of igpncy usually r. quired
to i st dili-lt a pap. r in c rci.lutiou. i lie
Post-Appeal wm* established ill popular
favor l» cause of its newsy character, com
hined with a spirit of independent fair
ness on all subj cis It
uouuced wrong, and upheld right at al.
times a id und< r all crcinitMunccs. This
lias b en and is its motto.
It promises to continue a good news
paper, fair, truthful, honorable. Its tel
egraphic news includes everything of
enn-cquunce occurring in the world. It-.
itiHikct r< polls arc reliable and accurate,
auilod lo the Southern Stales. It is
mailed r< gulsrly on t lie day ol publics
tiou mi a> to leach all sections of the conn
try with tlie news in advance of any At
lanta paper.
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I) L CALDWHI.Ii,
Atlanta, Oa.
(lint I'leuscd the nappy golden iliiyti ,mting down local fare lo m ike
^ , , 'them correspond with similar fare
Suppose tnc wile tiros not know 1
quite so much as you do; well you 0,1 the northern mads. To-morrow
kIi .wed your great judgment when the Kentucky .Central will join in
you thought her the cliiof among ten the movement by u reduction from
thousand ! fco p rliapsyou are not p olir to three oehts a mile. It paje
ho unevoiily matched after all; and 1 . ,
, *,1,.. . to do tills- -Constitution,
il one I ins had better opportunities i
since muiried, then ol e-diivo ilmt
one should to ich and cultivate j
and encoung- the othar, rind o
both journey on together. But if
ono lntH grown worse and sunk low
er limn at lli • Loginning, purlin pa
oven then toil nn<l sunsliiuo may
bring back the erring ono to duty
life up the fallen, rescue the p ti-Ii-
ing, uud save the lust. How glori
ouh for a wife lo pluck hor husband
fiom the jaws of ruin and bring
him safely to ihe heavenly home !
Mow blessed for tho husbnud to
bring hack to the gates of paradise
tIn* Woman who had been led
astray.
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Christi.ia* — New Year.
(Tiiistinus Ims come mill gone,
marking again Ihe anniversary of
the birth of the world’s Savior, and
the manifestation to man of God's
highest glory. With its dawn many
awoke to join the angels in hailing,
w ith joy, loro, and gratitude, this
reminder of the auspicious day of a
Savior’s birth. In every < liristian
heart peace reigned, and goodwill
abounded. With them the joy of
the occasion wamtwo d«*ep, too Indy
for sensual manifestation ; only
the heart made melody to the Lord
and perchance the lips uttered his
praise, while hands ministered kind
ness to fellow -mortal- in i xuherauco
of good will horn of heaven and ten
ding to God.
Tito oyos of some such may have
been moistened momentarily, be
cause vacant chairs told of those
present lust Christmas, now far
away, 1 d by the unseen hand that
leads to destiny unknown, or in tlio
beyond. But it is but tor u moment*
for tlio tear is dried by remem- I
brance of tlio promised day of com*
►nunity eternal
But sad comment on humanity,
and gloomy proof of its estrango-
Uient from God, the Christmas of
<.thoiv, who celebrate the begin
ning of Israels promised day by de
votion to Bacchus. To save tium
from sin Jesus came ahd they cele
brate his coming by sinning extra-
“ordinarily.
Let Christina.* so quickly succeed
ing Christmas, serve to remind us
that driven to destiny irresistible,
w’c shall soou pass the Stygian
waves to answer fur the honor of
the dav, and prompt us to gird our-
s Ives lor manly demeanor du
ring this the
New Year.
The solemn question of twelve
months ago: “Shall I see the be
ginning of another year?” has been
answered. The many mounds rais
ed in the “City of the dead,” dur
ing the past, year are solemu ex
clamation points to the answers
some have received; while the
plans that engage our minds and
the hopes that swell our hearts for
another year, with the old question
renewed as to the next, are affirm
atives to the rest
Fati and Winter I
A $25,000 stock of Clothing, Dry Goo !.-, Boots. Shoss, IUis, Capo,
and Notions just received !>v R. liirsch. M irietta.
1 HAVtt JUST UKTURNKD FROM NEW YORK AND
BOSTON, where l bought one oftha L.u.GEsr stock* of Goods in full
lines ibut h:i© ever been shown in this plac*, and at prices to suit iij*
times.
Clothing! Clothing! Clothing!
I have a $10 000 slock of Men’s, v i orrii s an’ Buy’s Cloth in<l
which for style and prices [ defy co up til on. 215 Ovrn Coats from
$2.75 to $25.0.0. Men’s Suits from $5.b0 to $50,00. Yout./s und l.toy’a
Cloiiiing at all jirices. Hats and Caps for the millions.
Dry Goods ! Dry Goods !
A $-“,0')0 stock of Men's and Bov’s, L.uiiKsand Misses Shoes and
Boi Ts from the largest factories in Massachusetts.
In Notion’s and tancy Goons 1 have the preltiost lino vou over
saw,
Jeans. Cassimkus, Flannels. Blankets, Shawls, Thinks and
Valise* in large quantities.
Buhls Cloaks and Sacques cliea[» enough fir all to have one.
Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Clefs, Scarfs and Ties cheaper
than the cheapest.
FURNITUHE-FORMTuRS 1
im: .success ui am umiy I'tisr ; . ^ h,i\ ( ojk. net! a I ui liiture Stoi o at the store room formerly oo
App.ftl Iium liccn iit)|)iTC(‘(i(!iiud in tli 1! ! cupiod by Mr. Merry man, where I have a nice lino of Bedsteads " iiu
Ic'.V'Z !!t. f? '^hm.. A! reaus, Wash Stands’Chairs and Tables. || HllJSCH
MARIETTA. GA., Jan. 12th 1880.—ly.
CHEROKEE SHERIFF SALES
W ill In* sold livforu the court house
door iu (lie town of Damon, Cherokee
. county, Oa., within tlie* legal hours of
to irh ssly (lc— sule, on the first J’cosday in February,
18-*!, the following property, to-wit:
Lot of land No. 400. in the Urd district
aud 2nd section of Cherokee county, (in,
Levied on as the property of James \1.
S epiieim. Ag nt for the Hightower J/m
ing company, to satialy a tax li fa issued
l>y A L iv in nett Tax Collector, in favor
of State ami county vs. James M Ste
phens, agent for Hightower mining com
pany, fix his State and c»tuity taxes for
the year 1.S80.
Also at the same time and place, lots
of lands, (loseribed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the west hank of the L!to
wan river on lot of land No. 204 where
i tne lands ol the said Joseph Donal-fson
' joins liie lands of Alien Keitli and thence
1 running along the lmo between the lan .s
Semi-Weekly Post-Appeal one year l 50. ; ™ n "big along the lmo between the lan .s
Tuemiav's Post-Anneui nm* v....r Go ' ot t,,c ,vultl ‘ 4,1,1 Donaldson to where
1881.
The Christian
Index
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the lauds ot the said Donaldson
and tne lauds oji Geo. 'V
Ulmmblo and’ Pliillfp Keith all cor
ner ut. the nm th-eust corner of lot No.
192, thence a wcsteily course along the
line (>t the said Phiili • K' iih’s laud to
the corner ol said lo. No. 103. thenco a
Wc.-teily direction nl mg the road leuding
from t ant*m to Walesca, theme cros-ing
said last named road ami running along
an old ridge road down to win re Wm.
W huleli. 1 lived at the date ot-said mort
gage, tliuuce along tliu line between the
lauds o.vned by G W tiarjer at tlm date
ol*-aid mortgage, and the lauds of the
sal.I Donuldboii the delviitl.iut, along a
read hading to lliu farm of R F Maddox,
lo tiie place vv li re the said l oad luaclp s
the lands of the said Maddox, thence
aiong i he l.uc between the lands of tlio
sa <1 Maddox aud the lands of the
said DoimldbOii to the Etowah river,
thence up said uvur al the common wa
ter mark ..long the west bank of said
river that is ut the edge of the water
along said river lo ihe begiuuing corner
or point, r. serving and excep'ing the
bridge pillars and the right of way to
them and the fern, beiiig iu all some six
hundred acres more or less, ail beiug in
he 14th district nnd 2nd section of said
county, nd being lots and parts of lots
Nos. 193, 193, 194, 107,103, 109. 157, 15s
and embracing ail the lands in the said
boundaries. Levied on as the property
ol Josjpli Donaldson to satisfy a Bupcri-
(<i Uouri mortgage ti la issued from the
Superior Court of Cherokee County in
favor of James it. Brown vs. Joseph Don
aldson. Tenant uuu defendant in pos
session notified.
Al.-o at the same time and place, The
onc-lburth interest of lots of lands nos.
430 and 5231 in the 3rd district and
2nd section of Ghcrokeo, county, Ga. All
levied on as the property of R- <J. Bur
ton to satisfy a justice court fi fa issued
from ’the justice court of the l .OOOlh dis
trict G. M. in favor of A J. Lunuuiis vs
It. <J. Burton. Property pointed our by
the defendant.
Also at the same time nnd place, one
steam engine and boiler, levied on as the
property of John B O'Neil to satisfy a
superior court fi fa issued from the supe
rior court of Cherokee county, in favor of
C I) Phillips vs. John B O'Neil.
Also at the same time aud place, lots
of land Nos. 80 and 101, all the 14th
district and 2nd section of saul county.
L' vied ou as the property ot Joseph
Donaldson to satisfy a tax fi fa issue-d by
A 7. Kinnett, Tax Collector of said
county, in favor of Stale and coumv vs.
Joseph Donaldson, for his State'aud
county taxes for the year 1880.
E. G.G11AMLING, Sheriff.
GEORGIA—CHEROKEE COUNTY:
Four weeks after date p.pplication will
lie made to the court of Ordinary of said
county for leave to soli the lauds belong
ing to the estate of Laicrus Ilobgood de
ceased This January 3d 1881.
0. W. rU7’N \M, 7 1-iry.
LIBEL EOU JJfrORru.
Nathan Voylks ) Libel tor divorce
Y« > returned to August
Mautii.v Vovi.kk. \ term 1830 .if the
Superior court. It appearing t<» tno
court bv evidence that the defendant.
Maltha Voyles. does not live in the coun
ty of Cherokee, Imt that she lias moved
to the state ot Ahiiinnia, On motiou of
Council for plaintiff it is ordered that
services ho p> rfected on defendant by
publication in th<* usual legal way in the
Cherokee Advance, a paper published
iu said county of ( herokec. Aug. 12,
1880. Gm, N. Lustiii:, J 8. 0.
A true ex'raet from the minutes of
Cherokee Superior ('ourt.
J auicz Galt, Clerk.
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
State ok Geokoia, Cheuoekb County.
Fannie E. Winn I It appearing to the
vs. > Court by the returb
Taylor Winn ) ol the ShnfTthe dc-
feudant, Taylor Winn, lives beyond tii^
rtmrts of'Tlie State, It it is qrdered l>y
the court that service be perfected by
publicitiou it: the Cherokee Advance,ns
in such eases made and provided. Thif
August 12. 18>0.
Geo. N. Lester, J, S. C.
A true extract from the Minutes of
Court. Jvbez Galt, Clork.
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
State op Georgia, Cherokee County.
Saraii A Visage] Cherokee Superior
vs. . Court, Auoust
Wm. Visage. Term, 1880
It appearing to the Court from th ) re
turn of the Sheri If aud other eridenco
that the delendeut is a non-resident of
Georgia, it is therefore ordered that ser
vice be perfected by publication ef notice
once a month for for four months in the
Cherokee Advance This August 13 1880;
Guo. N. Letter, J. S. O.
TIios. F. Greer, Esq., Solicitor General
A true extract from the Minuto of
Court. Jabfz Galt, Clerk.
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE
B F Ro-s | Superior Court Cherokee
vs. | Qoumy. Ga. Libel for J)i-
Sallie Ross. { voice Rule t > perfect ser-
J vice.
It appearing to the court l>y the return
ot tliu filler fi' and the alii .land of the
Libelant that the defendant does not
reside in the State, it is on motion of
counsel ordered that said defendent ap
pear and answer at the next term ot tiio
court else the case be considered in de
fault und the plaintiff allowed to proceed.
And it is further ordered time this rule
be published in the Cherokee Advance
once a. month for four moots. Aug, 11
1880. Geo. N. LesTeu, J S. 0. '
A true extract from the minutes of
said court. Jadez Galt, Clerk.
H. W. Newman, Attorney.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
By virtue of an order from the Court
of Ordiuary ot Gwinnett county, Ga, I
will sell nt public outcry, to the highest
bidder, before the court house dour in
Canton, Cherokee county Ga, within the
legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday
in February next all the lands belonging
to Wm. G. Hamilton laud lot No. 239 ly
ing and being in 22nd district and 2nd
section of Cherokee county, aggregating
80 acres more or less 't being the undivi
ded half of said lot. Sold tor vhu bene
fit of the creditors. Terms of sale cash
or time with good securitls. This Janu
ary 20lb 1S80
Francis C Hamilton, Admrx.
GEORGIA—CHEROKEE COUNTY:
A/ary A Croft has applied for exemp
tion of personalty, ami I will pass upoi
the same at 10 o’clock a. nr, r.n the 20tl
day of January 1881, at my office iu Can'
ton. This 31st Decembtt 1880.
. WPVilU^Ordimi^
