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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-07-16
Tur wup,r Cpop-Tbe Griffin Sta

THE WHEAT CRoP.-The Griffin Star
says that the wheat product of 1869 has
seldom been cqualled. Abundant crops
have been produced in the West, and in
the South the yield was never better
Prices in Tennessee rule at about S in
North G eorgia, at 81 so; in that vicini-
ty, at about ST %. OF course prices
will remain unsettled until the crop
comes in more freely.-SGr. NewS.
A mistake of locality and authority.
ED. JOURNAL.
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E- Notwithstanding our Loud and
blatant publications over the return Of
peace, and the healing of sectional strife,
the correspondent of a leading Radical
paper of this city conSesses that
''throughout the rural districts Of the
South, the feeling of hatred toward
Yankees is of the fierecst and most nm
appeasabIc type" The imposition of
negro equality by force and arms upon
the people of Georgia, according to this
correspondent, is something that Geor-
gia will never permanently submit to-
They bidc their time. When it is con-
sidercd that our EXTREMIST Radicals and
bittcrcst enemies of the Southern people
have had their own way in debating The
harshest terms to the South, who is sur
pr:scd at the discomfort and disaacction
there In fact, the young men Of the
Southern States arc represented as
thoroughly disaffectcd. The Radical
Congress has been too revcngcful, and
has laid too heavy hand upon the
South, to bring anything like sincere
accord; and acquicsccncc in the settle
mcnt of difficulties. At 1prcscnt the
trophies of the Radical party are vast
national debt, and the whitc,peoplO to the
number of ten or twelve millions of a
vast region of the United States burning
with sense Of wrong and oppression
OF course the South is conquered, but
conquered people are not just the right
sort of citizens for a country whose gov
crnmcnt used to be said to rest on the
will of the govcrned.-BoStOm Courier.
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The atlareitta 9ournal.
Marietta. Georgia.
Friday Morn. July as, 1869
NEWS AND REMARKS.

nConpress has no more. right to shast
out representatives From Texas until she
ratifes the Fifteenth Amendment. than
n has to turn out Ohio's representatives
bccausc her Legislature rejected it
S. Il. Cary, Radical Ohio Congressmen."
RIGHT, Mr.. CARY, yo.s will learn as
are have. has nothing whates err to do in
directing the action Of the Federal Gov
ernmcnt on the subject at least of re-
construction. Party expedicncy alone
oyer-riling-all Constitutional limitations
and all the rules Of social order, has
long since taught as and it will teach
u0u that might alone makes right.
GEoRGE PEABODY has added another
muniGccnt gift to the cause of Southern
education. He has given to the Trus-
tees of the original fund an additional
million of dollars making the annual
revenue of the Trust upwards Of one
hundred and thirty Thousand dollars
SHALL the negroes be reseated IN the
Legislature I is a question exercising
the brains of many Of our Georgia CO.
temporaries. Northern republicans tell
MS that until this is done Georgia must
remain out in the cold. Perhaps it viii
be best to "stoop"-to follow the example
of Virginia and not only have negro leg.
isfators but send negroes to Congress-
There must be some way to cure negro
phobia and we can now think of nj
other.
TIE perpetrators of the BRoADBAREr
murders recently convicted of murder
in Savannah have had their punishment
committed by Bullock to one years i'm
prisonment. The Savannah NcrS re-
marks
EIIad the sentence of these negro
murderers been committed to a term of
years in some degree corresponding with
the enormity of their crime, We might
have thought that the. Bullock was mo .
cd by false ideas of humanity. But, in
a clear case of guilt, the substitution of
one years imprisonment for the extreme
penalty of the law, is such mockery Of
Justice that we are constrained to be-
Iieve that the pretended clemency ii
prompted solely by political motives
prominent among which is desire OF
his past to provoke the resentment o
our outraged and insulted people. Tha
his course will have the effect to embold
en- and encourage the lawless and tur
bulent negroes, we may well apprchend
the moresnccessity, therefore, for pru
dence, moderation and forbearance OF
the part of the friends of law and order
Let us contain our souls in PATIENCE
The Bullock is, we trust, near the enc
Of his tcthcr."
EESHUT DOWN TIE GATES-stop tho
Chinese flood, cry many of our South
ern papers. How will you do it =? Can
you dam up the Mississippi or catch
Niagara in Tin CupY Leave the re-
suits to God. He has stirred up the
very foundations Of the social deep and
now involves apparent confusion only
that another great step may be taken in
the march of social progress. Surely
the superior race is no: afraid to be
brought in conflict with the inferior.
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RADICAL ECONoMY.-A negro in one
of the upper counties is convicted of
stealing and fined ten dollars; Bullock re-
mits the fine and spends between two and
three hundred doIlars~in advertising the
fact! is there no way,to stop this costly
nonsense '-Sarau,tak Republican.
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gRThe Columbia correspondent of

t.
the Charleston Daily News says:
A negro stole chicken worth thirty
seven cents. He was convicted and sem
fenced to one months Imprisonment
He had been kept in Jail two months be-
fore brought to trial. His case came on
the thirtioth day of the session. The ex-
penses have had carefully made out by
an officer of the court. They arc as fol-
lows: For Jail expenses, that is fifty
cents day for three months, are $40 /;
six witnesses in attendance for twenty
days, sl20; jurors, $40; solicitors,
sherill7s and clerks fees, S20; making an
aggregate of just S206. Isn't the tax
payer fond Of that kind of administra-
tionS
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Georgia Cherokee County:
GEORGIAGORR COUNTY:

GEORGIA COBB COUNTY:
WZTHEREAS Pickens Tate Executor Of the Ia |.
Wv will aud testament of John Tate deceased
having applied to for dismirsion from bis trus,
as Executor as aforesaid. FFF .E
These are therefore to cite and admonish all per
sons concerned, to file their objections il any they
have in my office ON or before the first Monday in
September nsxt otherwise letters of DismissiOn and
discharge will be granted the applicant at that term
VI the Court of Ordinary Of said county.
Witness my hand and Official signature as Ordi-
nary Of said county. This Feb. II, 1869
T.. A. DOBl}S, Ordy
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State of Georgia Cherokee County !:

Whereas Joshua Roberts and Henry ID. MeCon-
nell Executors of Eli Mcconnell represents To
the Court in their petition duly filed that
that they have fully administered Eli Mcconnell s
e.tatc. This is therefore to cite all pereons CON
cermed kindred and creditors to show cause if any
they can why said Administration should not he dis
charged from their Administration and receive letters
sf dsnlission ON the first Monday in August 1868.
w. X. ID. Moss, Ordinary.
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Georgia Cherokee County /:

Whereas John Evans, Administrator Of A. j.
Evans Represent the court in his petition duly
filed that lac has fully administered 4. j. Evans
tate This is therefore cite all persons concerned
kindred and creditors show cause if any they can
why said administrator should not be discharged
from his administration and receive letters Of dsmis-
sion on the first Monday in September 1869.
w. Il. ID. Moss, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-07-16

Diseases peculiar TO females cured with L f. b.
T. +. b. cures suppression and irregular actions.
The "turn of life" made pleasant with +. +. b.
T.. f. ID. is the standard female regulator.
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+. A. Dobbs, Ord'y.

DromgooIe 4 Co.'S Bucha sells at one dollar.
Droingoole & Co i Buchu pleases everybody.
For asiafy diseases, Dfomgoole & Co.'S Buehu.
Dronngoolc g. Co.'s Buchll eurrs gravel and glees.
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Custom Wool Carding.

"TE SHALL BE PREPARED IN ABOUT
w Ten Days to do Custom Wool Cariing in the
very best manner. and in every instance warrant the
work entirely FREE FROM NAr-.hiriny Carefully
Done.
Parties desiring to leave their Wool at Office in
Marietta can do so and the Rolls will be- delivered
the same place FREE OF CHARGE. Persons sending
Wool by Railroad will please mark carefully and
notify us Of the shipment by mail.
OAKLEY MILLS MANUFACTURING co.
Marietta, Ga July 2nd 1869.
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Georgia Padding County !:

Georgia PauIdIng County ::
DRESENT His Honor. John 8. Bigby Judge
III Paulding Superior Court, Feb.y term 1863.
THOMAS J. LAwHEScE, } Libel for divorce,
MI. LAWRENCE II appearing to the
court by the return ofihe sheriff that the defendent
does not rrside in this county and il further appear
ing that she does not reside in the State.
Ii Is on motion Of counsel ordered that said defen
dent appear and answer at the next term Of this court
else that til. case be considered in default and the
plaintiff allowed to proceed And it is further order
ed that this rule be published in terms Of the law in
such cases made and provided.
JOHN s. BIGBY J. sc. 7. G..
true extract from the Record Of the minutes Of
Pauldng Superior Court March 18th, 1S69.
j T. READ, Clerk.
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Georgia Cobb County: +

--=-==-------
Georgia Cobb County:
0rdnarys 0fiice, July 18th. 1869.
William J. Esler has applied 10 me for exemption
o'clock the 2ith day ofJuly l569, at my Office
in Marietta,
~ +. A. Dobbs, 0rd'y.
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SOLD BY
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Druggists. Marietta Ga Price 23e. and soc per
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Red Diarrhora Remedy fur children.
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=.or diar.hpa nothing equals K. ID. X.
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THE LAND WE LOVE.
BY GEN DgH. HILL,
LaLe 81 be soalber.n- Armyy.- : :

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sI,cosss fOfA, OF JOllm @. WREGeH1e
and Felix WaFtelle. -

gtate Of Louisiana, Parish Corrt
parish oi Caleaaisu' l3dSIEi'@zTSSSS 80 :
FREDERICK O. MOELRTG, Admin.
istrator Of said succession, having
ma this day In said Court q provision
h Tableau and lAAseeunt0f his Admin
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