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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-06-18
1rrr or JErrnRsoM DAVIS.

We have received some Of the adj
vance Gects of EDWARD A. POLLARD y
"hfo Of Davis and secret history of the
Southern Confodoracy gathered behind
the scenes in Richmond" Never hav
ing felt the slightest admiration for any
thing Davis eyer did or said never hay-
ing found in tie man or tho magistrate
anything indicating the possession of
greatness, i'll heart or mind, but simply
the agent, chosen apparently by Provi-
denco, to conduct tho people Of the
South from high prosperity to cxtromo
adversely; we are prepared to read the
work Of Mr.. Pollard with certainly less.
prejudice than many Southern people.
From the sheets before us we are dis
posed TO believe Mr.. POILAND's por
traiture, from whatever motive drawn,
not very unfaithfu! or unjust.
Think as We may, however, about
Mr.. DAVIS, there can be no doubt Of the
work, faithfully and justly and truly to
nature, holding up the dcfunct Confcd
crate Congress to portion of that con
tempt, which until its last hours, it so
richly merits. We give the following
by way of illustration and as a sample
Of Mr.. PoLHARD's work:
''The appearance of the Congress was
singularly plain and unimposing. 1t
was mostly composed of men who were
as ordinary in appearance as they were
dull in mind. Its surroundings were
excessively democratic, dingy, and dir
ty, and the poverty of the Confederacy
scarcely afforded those convenience
and accessories, if not Injuries, which
one is accustomed to see in the halls Of
our legislation The Congress sat in
the estate House." and sach was the
want of convenient room, that the Sen
ate was forcedto occupy a room in the
third story, separated by a simple rail
ing from the audience; the onl V appa
rent distinction between it and the
rough crowd for there was 10 accom-
mediation for ladies' being that the Sena
tors sat, while the listeners aud loatcrs, i
having not even benches, were satisfied
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-06-18
A REBUKE.

The New York Express administers
the following tart rcbuko to certain of
our Southern newspapers who favor an
Empire:
"Sevcral of the Southern newspapers
arc writing asif they favored the CONVEX
sion of the Republic into an Empire
Are they willing to crown Grant, and
have titles of nobility conferred upon his
Cabinet and upon negroes I"
Suppoaeit is not question Of willing
ness or unwilingness on our part p
Suppose the thing is going to bc-that
the Empire is fact determined, the in
evitableness of which We can't avert
What should we do then? What should
be the course Of those in tho South who
held It's property aa4 intelligence p
Stand stupidity still cursing reign rad
icalism is inevitably fastening upon the
entire country Whether GRANT is
1anbitieusn or not, would 1t net be
-aavssableto open negotiations With him
and form treaty Offensive and de-
ssnsixe.''
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-06-18

Macie!ta, Georgia.
Friday Egorn. Fame Is, 1853.
f~TYTGAT TCN

NE publish this week letter from
Rev. WM.I. MANseiHlD upon Ibis sub
iect and in relation to q recent article OF
The JOURNAL. There is but one point
of divergence between Us but on",
which We regard, the more we reflect
upon it, of the highest Importance. We
have no objection to the increase OF ia
cilitics for the education Of bo.h white
and black children with al the eolHn-
ttlv aid which can be brought to bear
upon fiat result We have no objec-
ton to seeing the experiment put to the
test whether the negro race, even here
in association with the white, with every
cfEsrt to develop its mental capacity to
its highest possible limit, can be mado
sclt-sustaining and to hold it's own In
the progress of our civilization. Bnt,
we wish the experiment to bo fairly
tested and the qualities of the two races
fairly compared. Hence VIC object to
any proposition which assumes, in adj
vance, their natural equality. The
Constitution OF the State of Georgia may
so declare by an equal distribution Of
an enforced school tax, bat not with our
consent. The Government Of the
United States may appropriate the pub
lie money upon such an assumption, bnt
not with our approval; because, We dc
not wish to have the sanction Of govern
ment given to the proposition 'that the
negro, as a race, is in all respects, the
equal of the white man." We don't be-
Ecyo it and will never consent to tax
founded upon tho assumption until com
PEELED to alter our estimate Of the rel
atiyc capacity Of the races.
We commend the zeal of Mr.. MANS
FIELD in the cause of education, and il
he will, in his programme, just let blood
tell its tale, we will applaud all his CT
ferris. Let the North quadruplo its CON
tributions for the education of the
blacks. Let US help them ourselves if
we can and let dominant radicalism per-
vert the Federal and State governments
for the purpose if it cannot be prevent
ed these things will only fire the race
Of superior natural endowmcnts, and put
it upon its metal, and VIC have no doubt
whatever as to the final result.
Mr.. MANSFIELD is DESTROYS that ou
exchanges in Georgia should copy hi
letter in the present issue of the JoUR
NAL and wo would be pleased to have
them do so, as it discusses o subject o
great interest to our people.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-06-18

WElcoME.-We were pleased to see
in our city on yesterday, several gentle
men from the State OF New York, who are
investigating the agricultural and miner
al resources Of this section, with the IN
tention of purchasing property. They
are solid men, and would be q highly
croditablc addition to any community
We are sure they viii receive a cordial
welcome from the citizens Of Cherokee
county. The following are the names Of
the party A. Reynolds, II. Eoynolds,
VIM. Van Kirk, Isaac Hall, II. d. Hull,
II. z. Smith, G. w Bancus and \. Mar
shal. Lewis II. Beck, Esq, and <. \.
Echols, of Atlanta, are accompanying the
party.-Home Courier, l2th.
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SALE.

ES eIrflc of au rsver OF the Honorable tl,e Court
4 > of Ordinary viii BE- sold Before the Court house
d,s,r in rhe Town ct Canton on The first lliessiAy III
J uly ,seHf during the legal hours of sale: Lot at
Land Number one hundred and thirteen (li3) n the
l4th District and .d section OF Cherokee County
Sold .,- tire property Of Daniel l'naH decreased! ior
f ,.eiir ul ,lt, y,s~ ..td 'siiors- Iern.~ c'ls
;s.i i..~.f usv.uz t.. l.gl,-~- Man @tttt. log.
a. W ga IMAM. \ administrator.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-06-18
FEE POLITICAL STATUS OF GEORGE

THE POLITICAL STATUS OF GEORGIA
Seems still unsettled. 1t is said that
the President has referred the decision
to Mr.. HoAR the Attorney General, and
the inference is that Georgia will be de-
clared q Provisional Government sub
ioct to the manipplations Of tho Prcsi-
dent. The arrests by the military Of
parties in Warren, supposed ia be i'm
piicated in the Adkins affair shows very
conclusively that Georgia is net a Soycr-
eign State.
Judge ANDMws did his duty nobly
and manfully in defence of civil law but
we rather think the course Of events is
against its prcdominancc. However
we shall see.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-06-18

III the spring put forth no blossoms,
in summer will be no beauty, and in au-
tumn no fruit. So if youth be thrown
away without improvement, ripper years
will be contemplate and old age lniscr
AIDE.
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Georgia Cobb County :

Ordinary o!H"e jane Isl. lSG2.
John Il. Lamcr has applied B,r exemption. of
personally ana srtn;. alt the same, and 0ill lrls7
upon rlc same al 10 clock, ON the l2th., day OF
Juas, instant.
4 DORDS Only
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-06-18

TIE First INsrAi.MENT.-Ch Chinese la
berers fresh from the Paciic, have al
ready made their appearance in New
Orleans, probably the forcrauncrs %
tkou .anda 81 their race.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-06-18

THERE are thirty-four persons in the
insane asylum at indianapolis, lad, who
became insane from the excessive use of
tobacco.
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Georgia Cobb County

Ordinary Office, JAM 9th 1850.
john SI,usari ha~ applied To NE for exemption
nf PERSONALLY ag Srfii:g apart and valuation ui
Homestead His application viii hr passed upon,
Il loococis a. rs. onrhc IJtl day OF June 1869 nj
nay oicc.
L. 4. Dobbs, Ordinary.
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II Il EHI2 E.FC rs
GUARDIANS SALE.

VIII. be sold on the A,et Tuesday in Angus
before The court house door ia the city Of Mari
,Ita the following land To VII Forty acres of land
including the Homestead on lot of iand No. 2'2 il
2ath district aud second s,ctiml Of originally Chcro
kcr uoA Cobb gouniy. Sold f,r thc h.n-lit OF til,
minor heir, of John K4k hate at SAT-, county deccls
Cd Tequs cash ,Iiple Oh, 1859
VIM. J. EubankS, C3uar,2ian.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-04-10
.Dugement.


Marianne H. Richard, epouse, RS. Stephen
81. Young, son mari.
UOUR DE DISTRICT, St. Landry, No.
" 990s Dams cette atfaire la loi ct Pew
dence etant en favour du plaintiff, il est Lar
consequent ordonne, adjugt ct ddcrete pc + Ia
Cour, qu'elle ait I'm jugement final contrs sou
dit mari ct uu'elle recouvre du deten'.ant la
sonme de HUT mile ct quatrevingt ci,Aq pias-
tres ct 921 sous, avec inter6ts a ~raisor4 dc cinq
pour cent par an de la demande en- c.our, c'est-
a-dire, du lOeme jour de Juliet Il &C. iusqu'a
Placement; ct que son hypotheq'ae legsle ct
tactic soft %reconnue ct mise Ell force, atm De
prendre effet de Ia maniere SUI. vante, c'est-a-
dire, pour quatorze cents pia' ,tres do Ia date
de son marriage avec le dcte' ldant, pour cinq
mile six cent quatrevingt-onze piastres du y
Septembre 1852, nsuf cent. soixante quatre pi-
astres ct 81 sous du prerlier S~eptembre 1856
sujet au credit s~uivant, Viz: swasre mile six
cent quatrevingt sept ,piastrss ct cilMiuante
sous, comme il apper's par acte devant Yves
D'avy Recorder de l.. paroisse do St. Landry
en- date du 20 avri 1868.
Que la commnD auto d'acquets ct de gains
soft dissoute, It q ue la plaintiff ait lie %controlt
ct administrative Dc svs biens paraphernaux
que lie detendsn mt pale les trais dams cette at
faire.
Fait, ~ ct signe en- pleine Cour, ce 26iem'
jour de Pewter, 4. D. 1869.
JAS M. PORTER,
Juge dc Ia Sc Cour de Dist, de la Lne.
Pour copie conforme.
JOS. d. RICHARD, G~getfier.
Opclousas, 90 Mars 1863.
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AVIS.

TAI maintenant a Ia disposition De me*amis
u ct clients, de la toiIe d -mballage des cerclrs
en- fer, de Ia feeble, du cafe, de la farine, du
Sucre, dl sci, etc.
Au>si .ir suis dispose a acheter les cotons :
on a tair- des avances libtraes sur consigna-
ton d. cotons IA mes amis ct correspondents
de la Nouvelle-Orleans
Cette AIMEE, j'offre done aux habitants le
choix de vrndre leurs recoltes lei a Washing
ton pour dl compliant or den fire rexpedt
ton au marcAt de la Nouvelle-O Orleans.
A. DESMARE.
Bureau chez Pitre & Carri6re, ct 0. Hinckly
Il Fills.
NJ. NJ. l.. Melancon an Pert Barre. aehetera
les cotons 1T frra des avances poar moi aux
conditions s~us-enOncees.
Washington, Line, 10 Sept. 1863.
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Campo santO.

Au sombre champ du cimetiere
Oh lannuissent ant doubles,
Une tombe, amis, nous est chtre:
Sous l'ombre DIES grands peupliers
Sa petite croix qui %s'incline
Fait seule, h6las que Pom devine
Celle qui repose d ses pieds.
C'est uns tombe ajamais sainte
Cu lie rossignol chaque soir
Redit son tternelle plainte;
Des ~lierres au feuillage noir,
Ut gazon humble ct vivace
Recouvrent Get etroit espace
Oh s'engloutit tout notrc espoir.
CAtait ID jour OH Pom ctlebrv
] La lugebre Ftte des Morris
ION tendit IN wolfe funebre
sAN dessus de son frele corps;
EAOn Temporal dams la vallee
yl;t les vents dams la Tongue alice
R1emissaient en- sombres aecords.
~. convoi s~'avancait rapide;
H,a.ns le lointain sonnaient les glas;
s.u %foulant IL cllelnin humble,
as4es f%euilles craquaient sous les pas;
LIE c~ercueil de la pauvre morte
t'ranchit la redoutable porte
Enin on s'arrete. on ecoute....
C'est .un bruit sourd qui trappe au cour
D terre, ne la prend pas toute!
Pitie pour cette tendre heur
Mails la mort tient a sa conquete,
TT MULE priere n'alrete
LIE bras cruel du fossoyeur.
TT c'est ainsi qu'Elle est partie
Sans murmurer, paisiblement,
M%elancolique ct blanche hostile
Qui dit to plaire, o out-Puissant
Amis, ,jetons une couronne
Des dernleres heurs DE- l%'autor2ne
Sur le tomheau de l'ange absent.
Au sein DIES troubles de &c monde,
o ines amis, vous souvient-il
De cette chere tete blonde
Au front pale, au chaste profit?
CONNIE ellie await de douces poses
Dams ses feurs. pauvre Fee aux Roses
Que de grace dams son babil!
Maintenant File est sous Ia terre....
Dams quelques jours c'est notre sort!
Prions ct persons au mystere
Qui nous unira dams Ia mort
Mais au jour de notre agonie
Qn'clle %apparaisse, bon genie.
Reuuissoncc.) JULES CosTE.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-04-10
a VENDRE,

a VF.NEOESE,
1900 ARPENTS DE TERRE.
TIN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE,
" sis dams la Paroisse St. Landry. sur lie
cote Quest du Bots Mallet. a environ dix miles
de la Vile d'Opelousas, au quarter commune
ment appele rAnse Bourbeuse, consistant en-
la Section 7, Township 6 Sud, Rangee 2 Est,
contenant 1862 acres ct 4 centiemes, etat egaux
a mile six cents arpents, don't environ un
tiers est terre be bon bois: Cette terre est la
meme qui fut concedee ct confirmee a la veuve
de feu Antoine Boisdore, par acte du Congress,
ct rapportee par les Commissaires, dams leur
c~ertiicat B No. 1lO9, ct CONSTANT en- quatre
morceaux de 400 arpents chacun. LIE NOR
ceau enter de 1900 arpents sera vendu d'un
seul OF on dlvise en- morceaux de cling arpents
de face sur quarante de profondeur, de ma
Mere a favoriser les acquereurs. lie plan de
cette terre pourra etre examine au bureau du
| Juge B. A. Martel, a Opelousas, qui donnera
toutes les information y relatives. La situa-
ton est excellente pour etablir un moulin a
scie.
Cette terre sera vendue par lots de 81
| acres chacun; ellie est divisee en- SO lots
don't 10 lots terre, 7 lots terre ct bois ct 10
| lots bois.
Conditions-Un cinquieme compliant, ct
lie surplus a un ct denx ans.
JULIEN A. Prevent,
Administrator.
Opelousas. IA Decembre 1867. If
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s1Tne, histoire arrivee;

Tine, historic arrivee;
L'artillerie g~-nevoise s'exercait au tir
-vulsairsment Sc e,seit Ia asair.
Elle en- await grand besoin, CONNIE
ypus allez veir, :g rr4i 1853. i, HG.,
Tn boulet, ~traversant lie territoire de
Ia rrpublique, perd Ia chile de vue ct va
tomber sur une ferme savoisienae limitro-
phe. .~-...r- .s. - -,
lie fernier pousse des cris.de paon ct
VA prier poliment les c%anonniers de sex
ercer ailIears. =. '.5 ~.
=" On lui repond que c'est impossible.
-. L'ordre a etc d"nne DE- s'exercer Ia.
ST on atteint To- ferme, c'est pure mala-
dressse. r. Vctse ferme ma pas etc donnee
pour but. Votre ferme nest qu'un SIM
ole accident. Porter plainte coutre la.
maladresse du canonnier, " commandant
sera mis- aux arrets. .C'est tout ceI
qu'on' psesut faire pour vons.
Lesfermier sen retournes pas meme
au quart satisfait. ,t<.T%"H ~
Deuxieme jour d'exercice. t@." ~
Deuuxieme boulet dams la fernae. -,
tMemes Girls de paon. a.. W.. .r.~
Meme .reponse. o,t...
Lee. IS uissees ssont fegmatiques ct tena-
cess; lef Savoisien aurait r%enouvele vingt
ans SEES doleances sans plus de success.
Que aireaAL'exereice devait durer
I'm mos. snd Ga Sc daS~ .a3f#sJA#@}-
n NJ svait qu'un parti a.p,r'eean'dhre'' ie
Sayeisien le prit. .mtaJ
nrassembleA SEES v~oisins, attelle ses
baufs, attelle ses chevaux, groupe ses
chevres ct attend, en- Get equipage' mails
i r'abri pourtant, rouverture du. teu..
II n 'astendit pas; longtemps. oa,..%
I'M u premier coup de CANON vlan! IN
boulet dams Ia fernne! ~ Han Il; Ia
'a.Aussit6t, sur un signal du fermier, la
ca,rravane lentelnent s'ebranle, Sc met en-
marche. Cd tno:re infortune proprietaire'
portaut sur sun cousin les cles de sa
grange ct de So cave, dams latitude dun
vainca.e t a'an suppliant, va fair,s sa sou
mission au colonel eonsmpaendlappt les treu'
pes -,,s r., >sE. .F..
lie colonel Sc prit q rire, e bon prince
'est, o,r'donnla I'M enlargement de front d 81
batterie maladroite.-(Arant CoMreur.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-04-10
Etat de la Louisiana.

CoUR De PARoIssE, ST. LANDRY-No%
A 'IMEE GRADENIGO, de Ia paroisse St.
IA Landry, ADMINISTRATIVE de la succession
de Joseph Gradenigo, decide, reinforcement de
ladite p~aroisse. ayant enregistre nm lableau de
Classification DIES dettes de la succession sus-
dite, accompagne Dune petition demandaDt
rhon,oiogation dsieelui ;-et attendu quill a
etc fait droit a la demande de la dite petition,
par IN ordre de la Cour en- date du "a Fe-
vrier. 1869.
I'm consequence, avis est par lie present dom
de AJAX interessesd dams cette succession, a'avoir
a fsire opposition, 81 aucune. lis ont, par ecrit,
a mon bureau dans la Vile des Opseusas,
dams hes trente iours qui %suivront la date du
prGsentssavis, pourquoi ledit tableau ne serait
pas apprauve ct homologut. ct padssinistra-
teur autosisG a payer commencement audit tab
leau. A. GARRIGUES,
Juge do Paroisse.
Opelousas, q FGvrier, 1869.