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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-22
THE EMPIRE.

To pass from one form of government
to another there must be disorder, com
motion and general disquietudo. Tc
change Republic into an Empire there
must be all this as we'll as pcrvadinG
distrust of the popular voice and the los:
of all faith IN popular government.
Hayo we this disust : Have we
lost this faith Has it not boon the
object to excite the one and destroy the
other by the universal extension of suf-
frage-- as well as to create disorder, COM
motion and disquie;ude in order to rem
der change of government desirable 7
Unquostionably the polls are degrad-
ed. Undoubtedly tho disorder in Ar
kansas--tlo disquietudo and general
eommotion everywhere tostered by the
radicals and sxtonuateA by the Military
and all tending to create the impression
Of the necessity of Military government,
peint to but one rcsult--a result the
people may BIO made gladly to accept in
lieu of tie political evils which surround
them-a Military Empire.
We believe that such result is the
settled purpose of tho dominant party
at the North. 1t is a result to which
the radicals in tho South cxaggerating
our disorders while fomenting Thorn, are
lending all their efforts. 1t may be de-
sirablc-it may be inovitablc-it may
be the necessary sequence Of secession
and coercion but generations to come
will look back with mournful hearts
from a position Of greater national glory
to the one of greater national happiness
of the Republic.
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aoVnRH.oR G.lrL9. ocss 7aggaF135 At9E

a0VHPN az HgJIz.oe s HFHsa5 ACE
A few 6cntentes win express sub.
stantiaiiy I'll that thcA Message to- It'd
Legislature contains. Viqwiog Il in CON
ncction with the present Organization
and relations of the State It is u6doubt-
cdly logical ans forciJle. Undoubtedly
the organization is provisional only until
the State is rc-admittcd into tic Union !;
and If provisional inquiry may be still
made as to the manner Of organization
ard, for cause, oxclasion may be con@
tinacd.
Goycraor Bullock tbinks the State
4hoall IL excluded until tie negro mem.
bcrs arc ro-scatcd and until all mho, can
40. take a4o oa.l. tatdor the accoastrae-
tion Acts arc expelled.
This last Paragraph il tic sum and
substance oC tic Message. TO witch he
advises conformity by the Legislature, or,
liz it cannot conform, that it viii adjourn
and leave tic matter to be adjusted bv
Congress.
Governor Bullock ia honest in his pur-
poses doubdossly but lust as doubt
lcssly he is stecpod in tho lowest deop
Of raainalisn. Congress, even at the
instance Of Thad Stcphens was willing
10 leave tie question Of negro sagraqe to
the white people Of tho State !; the Gov.
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TraYsLArTvB

The action Of the Senate and House on
tho 18th was taken up in discussions
relating to the reception of tho Cover
ners Message. Bryant in tho House ex-
pressed the opinion "that tho Negro
members would undoubtedly be rein.
stated by Congress"
On the 10th the Senate resumed the
consideration of the Message, tho dis
cussion involving nothing of interest,
Several bills of a local character were
introduced.
The House occupied the day in up-
important matters, mainly on the quos-
ton OF seats.
On tho 18th tho Message was again
under discussion in the Senate. That
portion of it stating that "lifc, liberty
and property are insecure in Georgia"
was turned over to a committee author
lied to send for persons and papers.
Various bills were introduced; among
them one extending the time of collect
ing taxes to March next and bill to es-
tablish Georgia land and emigration
company.
The House opened with q resolution
of IND airy into tho condition oftho State
Treasury. Then followed the question
of seating Reporters. Towards the close
we find bill introduced "forbiding per-
sons from hunting with firearms on The
premises ofanother without permission"
and on the second reading an order to
print two hundred copies of the bill cs-
tablshing land and emigration com
pany.
Among the bills and resolutions be-
Gore the Senate on the l9lh were the
following:
That money be appropriated for the
education of INDECENT manned soldiers.
Referred to Finance Committee.
To incorporate the "Jotton States
Life Insurance Company of Macon
Passed.
Just horc q message was received
from the House notifying the Senate
that they had voted to advance $4,000 to
the State Printer.
Bill to consolidate the Atlanta & Gulf
and tho Savannah and Albany and Gulf
Railroads. Passed.
Bill to incorporate Atlanta Agrieul-
tmal Implement Manufacturing Com
papy.
A bill for The selection of Jurors in the
State. Referred to Judiciary Commit
tee.
Abill to change the county lines of
Campbell ard Carroll counties.
A bill to incorporate Land and In
migration Bureau in and for the State Of
Georgia.
A bill to create the Office of State
Geologist. Ordered that fifty copies Of
this bill he printed.
In the House the Committee was re.
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Marietta, Ca, Jan. 10, go.
CHEROKEE. SHERIFF. SALES.

EN[ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in February
Wv next before the Court House door in Can
ton, Georgia within the legal hours Of sale the fol-
lowing property to-wt: Lot of land No 80 in the
2nd dist and Ind lection of said comfy OF Chtro-
lee Levied on 10 satisfy cost Il ia issued from
Cherokee Superior Court in favor Of the orphans OF
Bryson Rhodes and William Glorcr for the officers
Of Court w. Washington Wcams and Warren f.
Smith, Property pointed ont by Officers Of court
Als0--at the same time and place Lots OF
Land Nos AZ, AS and all the Mineral Interest IN
Lot AS alt in the 18th DIST and 2nd section of Cher
okee county, Ga. Levied on the property OF
Isaac Mcdonnell to satisfy Il ii ia issued from Chero-
kee Inferior court in favor Of Henry NJ Putnam
against Isaac McCopnell and joseph McConn"il--
Properly pointed out.by JAS II Brown, Plaintiff :
Attorney.
Also--at the same time and place bots Of Land
Nos 30, 81, 80 $40 4G0 4l0 aud 439, all in the
18Th dist and 2nd section Of said county Of Cherokee,
Levied on as the property Alfred Reese to satisfy
fve Il fas issued from Cherokee county court. One
of said Il las in favor w w Hawkins. One IN IA
vor Of Larkin 4 Ragsdae and Harrison Black
One in favor Of Alsev Kemp aud the other one IN
favor of.Iahn Nix all AGAINST said Reese. Proper
ty pointed ont by Plaintiffs.
Also-at tlIa same time and place 40 acres Of Lot
of Land No 25 IN the I4th dist 2nd section of said
county OF Cherokee. Levied on rs the property of
Of L A Rhodes to satisfy Justices court fila issued
from the Justices Of 1872 Dist G. NJ IN favor of
John Underwood against said +. A. Rhodes. Lev
led on and returned TO me by VIM. Rice l.. G.
Il. c. CRAWLING, Sheriff.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

!
A biIl viii be prepared, II is said, BY
the appropriate Committee authorizing
the admission Of Virginin on Greeley Is
/ basis Of universal amnesty and univer-
sal suffrage" Gen Grant it is said, APP
proves.
An important class Of Southern claims
came before the Senate in tho case OF
"Suo Murphy claiming for the destruc-
ton Of property by the Federal Army.
Some Senators, perhaps ignorant of
VattcI's work, held that all the property
in the South, whether Of non-combat-
ants, loyaIists or disIoyalists, was for
fcited by the rebellion. Others, and
perhaps tho majority held a more just
opinion. The case has been recommit-
ted
Buffers financial bill proposes an IN
conrc,7i5'c paper currency, the character
of which is to be uniform, sound,
cheap, stable and elastic" The Green
back, shorn of its promise to pay, fills
tie description.
1t is reported that negotiations are
pending for the acquisition Of Cuba by
the U. States.
The Senate Committee reported adj
yorscly to Mr.. IIil of Georgia taking his
seat in the Senate.
r-g Tho following telegram was sent
to Atlanta and published in the Intclli-
geneer:
WASHINGTON, January -, 1869.
To Hon. T.. C. Cabnoss, General j. B.
Gordon, and j. /. Whitaker:
In conversation with Gen. Grant
learn that he thinks it will be bost to
pass the joint resolution referring the
right of the colored citizens to hold Of
fee to the courts and adjourn.
have written to you at Atlanta
Whatever legislation is necessary for
the State should be done without excite
ment, Answer.
NELSON Tiff.
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60 Lee.

Shakospoaro'S WooLsEy gives utter
aucc to the sentiment Of our motto
WootSEY-
eIiat once tro'l the ways Of glory
And s3an'sesi allshe depths aiid sloals Of honor a.,
And Yho' found that even in despq.ic
government
corruption WINS not more ii 81 honesty
And that if he had been true e our
motto-if he had served his Cod with
hail the zeal he had served his marrow
ambition for place and power, boreft Of
theso, in his old age, he world not have
been left naked to l.is enemies"
llow mach more securely may We
adhere to i'll Corruption, in all degrees
and Of every shade, pervados our SO,
ciety and often leads to honor and to fer
tune. But remember, that after all,
the highest jewel you can cecr possess,
is an unpollutcd Soul, without which,
honor and position, even though you
escape popular opprobium, cannot save
you=from degradation.
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sBTHE AUGUSTA DAILY PEEss.-
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ed by Col. HANLEITER, gentleman who
has ncvor failed in getting up an inter
estipg paper or one bearing all tho
marks of skiIlfpI publisher. Price So
in Advance.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-22

tYIn Florida on the 25.h ult., tie
thermometer was down as low as twenty
two degrees above zero. The orange,
lemon, linc-all the tropical trees were
killed or seriously damaged, destroying
wears of labor just as it began to rewart
the lsborer.
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THE ezra" AND THE MARIETTA
COUNCIL


COUNCIL.
When you make blunlcr have the
manliness to acknowledge "tho corn"
Don't misrcprescnt the party who cor
reefs you in order to cover up your own
blundcr. The Era says-"thc JOURNAL
admits that the Era was substantially
correct, in saying we arc all recon
siructionists.' SO we aro-all recon
structionists- but wo took the trouble
to say "with no preference for the Era'S
programme" IF the Marietta Council
is composed of radicals, alias rcpuAli-
cans, they are reconstructions of the Ira
stripe. If they arc democrats or con-
scryatives, though rcconstructionists,
earnestly, from tho outset, desiring a
restoration of all the States to a Consti
tational Union, they havo ever looked
and still look with adherence upon the
plan of reconstruction with which tho
Era is identified.
The Era says its information, that tic
Members Of Council elect are radicals,
was derived from gentlemen resident
in Marietta. DR.. CLELAND, Mr.. Tuck
Err and others have authorised denial OF
the charge and we do not know Of one
among them who afIiliatcs in any way
withth radical party.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-22
GEORGIA COBD COUNTY:

Whereas, Mrs. A. Il. Young applies to me for the
Guardianship Of the person and property of Loyick
Young, minor orphan under IA years old OF James
Young deceased.
These are therefore tooite and a1monish all per
sons concerned to file their objections if any they
have in my Office on Before the first Monday in March
next, Otherwise letters Of Guardianship will be gran
ted the applicant at hattrrtn ofthe courtof Ordinary
for said county, GReH under my hand as Ordinary at
office IN Marietta this Jau. Sth 90.
u. A. DOBBS, Ordinary.
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Ssf1aryicA
~

ON the 18th inst. by DR. DEAN at the residence
Of the brides father, Miss NOBLE A. Hoy, to Mr.
GEoEGE ". GRESHAM, of Cobb County, Geo.
May their days he long and happy,
May their friends be true and many.
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lieved from tho consideration of the Gov
crnoi's Message. Bryant still harpcd
-lpan the awful consequences If the ne
groes were not rcsoatcd lie wanted
IA Committee of the best men sent to
Washington. Among the bills before
the House were
10 incorporate the North Georgia
Mining Company. Passed.
AehilI to authorize Notaries Public to
administer oaths.
4 biitto authorize tho appointment. Of
a s36licitorfor Justices Court in criminal
cases.
On tic 20h in the House. We find
the following bills introduced among
others
p a BlFto'fx tho rate Of interest in
Georgia At T per cent, except by spec
ial contract, the rate il no instance to ox-
coed Een per cent.
/ A bill changing the lines between Gil
NOR and Pickons.
y bIllforbidding the selling of spirit
uous liquors on election days.
A bill giving mechanics and laborors
perfect lien.
A bill to establish Board of five
!
Commissioners in Gwinnctt
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Boarding and Day School!
MRS. ISABEL M. HARRISON and
MISS E. NJ. BRADLEY,

Marietta. Geo the first Monday in February, 1869.
In order that pupilsmay be received at any time the
charges will be made by the MONTH and they will be
charged from time ofentrance.
Pupils mast furnish their own Bed Linen, Blank
cts, Napkins, Towels.
Washing pes psonth-----. .-..-..-.-...- eco
Fuel ansl lHehts Extra.
Tuition in the Highest Branches, English, Latin
and Frcneh per month --------.--...--- $500
Tuition oftho Second Glass English, Latin and
Tuition Of the Third Glass English, Latin and
French. 81. 90
Primary consisting et Reading, Writing, Spelling
and Arithmetic. 500
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- = I'1711 s0'IV4 I7'F LII :
''Let all The end thau ainst at be thy Ccgltiys
Thy Gods aud Trath'a them If chou fall'st
Thou fslfst a blessed martyr
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COUNCIL CHAMBER,
- - ! lr0

t COUNCIL CHAMBER,
.. Jan To- 1860
On motion, it was ordered by the Mayor and
Civ Couci Of thc city Of Marietta
That every ewner Of Property on the Public
square Of said city OF Marietta, shall have then
side walks lnjl and repaired with brick rock IN
trout Of then finished Building by the first day OF
March ncxt 1862 And on failure TO do so, that the
same be done by the City Council, at the expense OF
the owner Of said property.
Passed the above day and date. The above is 2
true copy from the minutes OF said date.
GEO. w. CLELAND, Mayor,
j. Is. GLOVER, Clerk.
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&(flt sSsS,avetisemellt55.
NOTICE!

PERSONS HAVING YARDS ENCLOSED IN
City Cemetery respectfully requested to exam
Inc the same Many of them are in a di'lapidaed
condition Ii is the object of Council pat the City
Cemetery in complete order, and earnestly ask the
co-opcrutiou Of those having enclosures therein.
GEO. W. CLELAND, Mayor.
j. b. GLovER, Clerk.
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--- LIFTLf., RIVER. Jan. 9Th, 1868.
Gentlemen: | am in receipt of your request to
mite with Mai V NJ. White in establishing "a good
male and female School in the city Of Marietta
An application this so7t, signed by so many in
Arential and edueatel ezrns, possesses such force
that it cannot be declined.
trust that by assduity and devotion to my
profession, shall merit The datering appreciation
which You so kindly entertain ofmy abilities.
Sincerei y your obed.t sery't,
p. d. WIIELAN.
Messrs Russell, Goodman, Irwin and others.
jMi5 G9.-1m
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
N po1s, ael CAMP STREET. CORNER OF

ToHN BoIS, 29I CAMP STREET. CORNER of
q o~ Cailiope Street,
DEALER IN FURNITURE, ,,
y1d ectflly Inform his customers and the punnc
generally that he has always hand Slreo a-sos
sSoent Of Furniture. Mirrors Paintings,
window Shades, Cornices Tasses, Corus etc., io' ~
Mt the lowest market prices ....t- az
" ~ = UPHOLSTERY D..
T., oil ;,a b,anches done in workmanike manner
ticuiar attention paid repairing and IN INV de-
nitnre Also Picture and Mirror Framing IN my oe-
sired STYLE CARPETS laid and windows trimmed etc;
All orders Entrusted Mr.. Bots will DO exeGuteo ~
the nealeS1 niainoi' anu ~ W ap25 3m
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cr1-DrNrs IN THE DARK" AGEs.-1ne
On 600 students who gathered out OF Eu-
rona to Paris to listen to Abelard diu not
+ravel in carriages, and they orouShI NJ
n"t1n ,o ~ With them. They carried
Their wardrobes on their backs; they Walk
ed from Paris to Padua, from faaua ~
sa,omanca. and they begged their way
along the roads. The laws OF mehuIcitS y
in ali countries were suspended In !aVol vi
Scholars wandering in pursuit OF Know
Iodoa At home at his college the scholar
&c vas the hardest, his lodging was Tue .
borest If rich in mind, he was eApeS ~; =
to he moor 10 body and so deeply was this
tIoorI GRATED into English feeling, tnat
Ills and dukes, when. they began to ire
$3.50 universities shared the CONNER
Gg;n,niicitv. The furniture of a pobie carr
rnop Mt an English university at presen'
49, ,,ooT cost including the pictures OF opera
I 1nSors and race-horses, and such ike
Sarbons f5UO. When the maghifieenS. i Ear
PC Essex was sent to Cambridge, IN Eli.a
Tatbfs time. his guardians PROVIDED Hlu
Q ;tb q deal table covered with green-oalIIe
Attr,cl,le-bed. half-a-dOzen chairs, anu
n n."1'ban5 basin. The cost of all, thln LIN
}. ,,,as fG You see what was meant: II y:
d soI,oior was held in high honor Dut IN
n oontributions to the comptonweaith We l
!. - onDreciable in money, ana were IN
y no e,V,oTdel witfi-nlohey. He went Wlti:o y,
= hot he could not produce, that nc lnls,
is I,aars his independence and his sen Iespe
10 nnharmed. Neither scholarship nor seL 'sI'
lie storved under this treatment more NJ ~,
h. son,s have been smothered by luxury M I
&c we're ever killed by hunger.-Mr. f'0""'
~ IJ,I,,ess at st. 1Hdrcp'S CRirefSuy'
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FOREIGN CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE.

po>te AND IrAIY.-The various works in the
CITY are going rapidly. The Chnrch Oh 81
Thomas will be nearly rooted IN TINS let
Its fine gray marole coA"ii'
and look we'll.
The RESERVATIONS of the Scotch Conese r are
o1most completed. The upper part OF the toA-
lege overlooks the wa hasGiLa a" ans Ct Peters,
The Ioggia of the library is supported oy mar
BILE columns, and can be seen from 'n0 4"'"
toRtdne. ,. ,.
e - and making speeches
which led him to call the last rev - bnn'
little Lent and the doctors CONSIDER ~ 'so 80
Iutely necessary that he should SO nv tT tn'
country but he refuses to make q stay ttte.e'
and will only consent to undertaKe SHOT, u On,
cursions, which do not lnNolVe uI4iI Ioii%nse
-. LouTs absence from Rome HIS hoi!uess
10 oDnosed to the scheme of a camp at NheL .
+ona an observation of the Italian camp AT
Colforito. Since the nter has felt more
nonfdence in his position, and, in consequence,
has ordered the removal OF the parllcaues
neo,mt;on AGAINST n Garibaldian- inroad.
Still the police talk of new plots, ana nave
lately renewed their arrests, which tne9 S sly
;ncIrde several revolutionary agents "S
HIoran;s de Renuevile has again represented
To Cardinal Antonelli the necessity OF cot ii
to a friendly arrangement WIN llsslS r. 49, n
- 49, ~ Htn tn, withdrawal of the corps OIL occu
oation though the French troops, lar from pre-
barring for such a measure, nave recently C 1oGn
pied Allumiere, G LOCALITY OUTSIDE OF H ST W.,
Eecchia 1t is also the opinion OF Gen. Du
mont who is row staying in Rome, that tia
EmDeror has no intention of withdrawing III
corps.-PQIE Mall Gazette
III. orist tax does not work well. Many
AZ Tnoge peaeeful millers have opened l1ei
;IIs for n time, but the tax has WelGheG 5
innw;iv on them that they have been compete
to close them. The papers are full OF aceon on!
of disturbances, and the desperate StaIe VIZ
the moor millers are reduced TO. huhoEeu 5 !,
m;IIs have stopped work. Some arc opened
+ba hungry populace, who take all INTO the
oIyn hands to work; others are worked by u
o%ents of the police and SO tue law, passed
+Sst Goyerpment who dares to call the rap
Goyernment tyrannical, is carried into eneS
The neople of Italy now grooming una
+be heavy woke of the sO-called liberty whi'
naUer before under any form OF goVerhme
have they been subject to-
Monuments and statues erected-to wort
III unworthy men we have frequently set
It sncb as the lovers and followers OF I
E.. pa Shirt have succeeded in erecting at Nap
rrnossea all precedents. Poor revolutions
I T. nossible that after you have cried 20
salgea hoarse for months past through w.
ionrna1s. soliciting donations towards erect
JmorhIe monument to Garibaldian heroes
eli 81 Montana and Rome, you have not S
cneded :: hut you forgot the love of the poe
o.. f I-o,,r pnfyiots is all on one side. 1t appe
$iot a subscription has been opened tor SC
nnmn+hs mast in the Garibaldian Journals,
nnIioct money towards the erection of a sta
NJ NanIes to Garibaldian heroes oil Meht