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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-02-08
Sro Make Apple sance.

Take apples, boil them soft, press
through colander to separate the pulp
from the peelings, cores and seeds; re-
duce It as much as possible without burn
ing put in spice to taste. You can make
enough at once to last all Winter. In
this way you can use your small apples
to good advantage, and it will save time
and labor.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-02-08

NEAR-SiGnTED -..Arc you nearssigllt-
cd. miss p said an impudant fellow to a
young lady who did not once choose
10 notice him.
Yes; at tlIis distance ] can hardly
tdl| 500 are a pig ora puppy. =
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Dissolution Of Copartnershlp.

DY mutual consent, Jacob Schneider sGd Peter
ID Schneider have this day dissolved tine CO
partnership, heretofore existing. in tanning
All claiIns will be settled by Jacob Schneider;
and those indebted to the firm will call and set
tie with Jacob Schneider immediately --jan25wS
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Administrator S Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was, on the 10Th day Of Novsui
ber 1853. appointed as Administrator of tn,
estate of John w. Baraekman, deed.
febfw3. w, J. ADAMS0N.
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8 Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will
In be presented to the Commissioners of dion-
roe county, Ohio, at their March session, 1870
PRAYING for a review of the road commencing st
the forks of the road of Joseph Dew, in Suns
bury township; thence to or near Jones mill
thence to intersect the Ozark and Pleasant
Grove road at or near Benz. Truex's house.
jan25td. - a iPETITloNlE.R.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-02-08
EAs I EsRN WORK,

!. =, - q q Zi.sa t.esx = 4 sLss .a~-frs. :
of the same wear. either At Wholesale 81
Retail, will be sold at the lowest Cash. Price.
mch31m6. CHARLES LOBBNBTbiE =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-02-08
Teachers Notice.

1,HE Board of Examiners will hold meetings
| for examination Of Tei cheers at Woods,
field, as follows: s..9s =
J,,u,rv 1870 tkI@ 2st-t Il
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06
THE rebellion NORTH.

The city Democratic Committee of Phil
adeIphia laid down their platform few
days ago. a few pIanks from it will be
read with interest;
Fourth. That from 1860 to the present
hour the enemies Of the Constitution, in
the Federal Congress and in the State
Legislatures, have devised plans from
time to time which by frauds the most
fragrant, crimes the most wicked, force
the most brutal, violence the most wan
ton, and all in utter and open violation Of
the Constitution of the United States,
have subvcrted the dearest rights of the
people, destroyed the inalienable rights
of the citizen, and are now maintaining
power thus gained by the force of arms.
Fifth That dreading the retributive
Justice which though slow is sure, and
which is preparing itself to over~holm
them. the enemies of the Constitution OF
the United States have undertaken to
Justify their acts of fraud and revolution
and violence by pretended amendment
to this Constitution, by which they hope
10 gain exemption from the effects of the
sober second thought of an outraged
people.
Sixth. That the Democratic party, re-
lying on the power of the people, which,
misdirected by error, will certainly be
led at last by truth, does now proclaim
that these so called amendments to the
constitution are unconstitutional, void,
and ofno effect; because they are not
amendments to the Constitutions as the
instrument permits, but are merely Con-
cressional usurpations consummated by
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06

Ry virtue of a judgement aud order Of the Supe-
rio. Court of Cobb County, Georgia, in the matter
NJ Georue Mckenzie vs. Charles @. Baylor and
Iouisa " BAYLOR will be sold before the Court
House door IN said County, on the first Tuesday IN
jane next 4 certain building Lot or parcel Of Land
living and being in the City Of Marietta bounded
North and East by property Of Maj. w. I. VIM,
So,1h by Paulding Sheet, West by property OF Col.
= Rood containing four acres, more Or less, Sold
MS the prorerty OF said G.. q. aud l.. W. Baylor To
safisfy said judgement. and lila from Notary 5
Court sos Dist G, NJ. III favor Of Il. j. Hush IS L.
d. w. Baylor. ,,-
Also At same time and place lot Of land No POO,
in 2Oth Dist 2nd.. section, sand County Levied
ON as the propertv of H. b. Mcconnell, TO satisfy a
rs, from cobb Superior Court in favor OF W. IL.
Kemp IS II. b. Mcconnell. Property pointed out
by Plaintiffs Attorney.
Also. at the same time and place. fifty three acres,
more or less Of land OF the West end OF lot No =
in a0ih Dist ID section said County. Levied ON as
The nroperty OF H. i. Mcconnell, by virtue Of fila
.S,ad from Cobb Superior Court in favor Of Thomas
W. Compton and Temperance Compton, VS. Henry
b. Northumberland on for the Purchase money
pronert. ponted on by Plaintiff Attorney.
Also al the same time and place, one house and
lat near the city Of Marietta, Ga, bounded as follows:
East bv E Denmead, " est by bell : + cry ST. north
bv Rev Mr.. Fuller. South by N D. knights pro
pertr containing three acres more sr less. as the
nrronertv of +. l.. Mason in favor Of ID. l.. Malone
y. E. l.. Mason. ProPeaty pointed out by Plain
t;iFs Attoruevs Sold TO satisfy Fla from Notary $
Court sgSth. Dis. q. VI. Levy made and returned
70 me by 5. Gorham, l.. e
) Also If the same time and place, lot of Land No
fat in the 18Th. Dist 2d. section Cobb County
\ If, from Justices Court -3>th, Dist, q, NJ. in
f,ynr If John > BIg.swe!l Y. VIM. Phillips. Pro
psr,v pointed cat 10y Plaintiff Attorney
II !. BALDWIN Sheriff
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06
TIe 9}(arictta 9onEnal.
MARIETTA GEORGIA.
Friday Morn. May G, 1880.
PARTISAN LEeTsLATToN.

We are to have ~ other sort-Con-
stitutional legislation where it conflicts
with party expedicncy, will be unknown
tho party which secures or holds the
ascendancy, will, in future, do just as it
pIcases in the legislation of this country.
New England has set the example and
the result is Military dominion, a Con-
grcssional oligarchy and the reduction
of the States to Congressional provinces.
And now she may look out for her turn
The tecming West is rapidly discoy.
cring the identity of her own Will
Southern interests, and these interest.
will at no distant day relieve New Eng
land Of the task of "running the ma
chine" Of course anything Of the sort
will be a relief, but the American peo-
pie will never cease to lament the loss Of
n government theoretically uncXamplcd
in its beauty.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06
IS IT 500

A member of the Georgia Senate, Mr..
HUNGERFoBD, an employee, we believe,
also, on the State Road, speaking of the
management of the Road and Of its APP
pointmcnts, said:
"The Senators have raised the cry,
put out your legislative employees !
were to expose the names and capaei-
ties of the employees of the Road, !
could make the eyes Of tie people Of Geor-
ala open were the hands of the Super
intendent united, and were be free and
untrammeIcd, he could pay d0ubly tchai
he does"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06
LINCOLN AVID RELTeToTT.

We cannot say his religion for he
seems to have had none. He denied
Christ, ignored Mahomct, sworc by no
Pagan God and rendered 10 allegiance
even to the positive Philosophy" In
religion he was completely lost. Mr..
Herndon, whose letter we publish, says
che had logical mind and was not
guided by faith. 50 much the worse for
him if true but it is not true. He
was as illogical in religion as he was in
politics. His premises in the latter was,
friendship for the negro, and he acted
with those who fomented n disastrous
war for his liberation causing untold suf
fcring and to end in the extinction Of the
negro race in America. In religion he
started out with the light Of Reason ''to
find out God, F." and tiled him to tho de-
NAL of all forms of religion and finally
TO the denial Of Gods existence. Hap
pier for him had he been guided by an
unrcasoning faith in the substance Of
things hoped for than to have taken a
road few minds can travel with safety
or happiness; which takes us bacl, over
all recognized theological truth to that
great problem, unsolyed by human reas-
on, before which tho profoundcst intel
Iccts of all ages have felt their inca
pacity.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06

fraud. force, revolution, violence, in open
defiance of the letter aud spirit Of the
supreme law of the land because they
never were submitted to the States, or
adopted by the States which the consti-
tuition recognized as sovereign and indie
pendent governments but were forced
upon a subjugated people by military
dcspotism, and can never be obtained as
the acts Of separate and sovcreing States,
and therefore are not and cannot be pro-
claimed as the supreme law, which can
only be ordained as the constitution pro-
vides it must be ordaincd-States de jaye
and dc tacto, represented in the Federal
government on the basis Of separate SOW
creignty and equality.
Seventh. That on behalf Of the Demo
cratic party Of the city Of Philadelphia
the city Executive Committee hereby
protests against the frauds, violence, us
urpations. and revolutionary acts Of
Congress in forcing its usurpations under
the name Of the so-culled amendments oI
tho constitution, on the people Of thc
United States.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06
PROVISIONAL.

Is Mr.. Bullock provisional Governor
of Georgia? If SO, will the Era inform
its readers if it requires any great depth
of learning to conceive that he becomes
CT o5icto when lis provisional Office eX-
pircs7
We are glad to see tina. in Congress
"thcre is talk now Of wipinS out Bullock
and his Legislature, and placing the
State under military government-on
election to be held in the fall, in accord
ance,with tho State Constitution. The
Democrats viii vote fer such a measure
it is said" All Congress has to do is tC
concur in the Pomcroy bill.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06
THE GEORGIA PRESS coNvEMFIo1

The correspondent of thc Telegraph d
Messenger says that this Convention
which met in Savannah on the 2dth ult.
is composed of two partics-those con
tending that business Of vast Importance
awaited its action and those who regard
ed the assemblago as simply an occasion
for friendly editorial intercourse and for
the enjoyment of the bountcous hospital
ity of Savannah.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06
row THE BLACK PuYs1c WORKS.

HOW THE BLACK PHYSIC WORKS.
Tbo pb;ladcIohia Ace saws that "the
rocont local elections in the Middle
G,otos ovb;bit The fact that the addition
- ,hc ~rcat mass Of The co}ored voters
70 ,Lo R"J;caI nor,y has added no
s - ~ i IN otbtr words a white
n,on 2os como ont Of the Republican
norty Cor eyorv nep,ro Who has come In
r Snch chan@cs Lavo Iocn very
nnn,crous IN PL;IaGclnbia IS the noIt
oInn,;or will Show Ills hnEovod that At
loost five ,bonsand Of our voters rave
thci,,I ,st vote in October ISGg 70 tLo
poL;aal rortv which ,Lov viii oynr
r;yoo And IN tbis connection rcad
o,2.La, h;stor,, toooLos If +La onos.;on of
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06
GEORGIA.

The New York Eypycss, Of Monday,
says: at is claimed that there is hatch
ed out a project which viii reconcile all
heretofore conflicting opinions among
the Republicans, which, wailstit secures
to the Governor and Legislature a con-
tiuuation Of power for two years more,
in dcrogation Of all state and constitu-
tional requirements, viii give Congress
more time to Icgialate so as to make anoth-
or Democratic State seeming y commit
ted to contradiction. How is it possible
for President Grant to approve bill so
unconstitutional and repuSnant to every
principal Of true rePublcanism? The
whole programme, however, will be play
ed out the Bingham amendment RcPub-
Leans will play the part of dissolying
views; Mr.. Grant will approve; the
Radical carpet-bagSers will be sworn in
to Congress as so called representatives.,
and poor Georgia will be handed over to
the rcmorselcss and tyranical sway ofthe
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06
MARSHAL'S SALE,

EETIIL lie sold before the Court House door in
w the City Of Marietta, on the first Tuesday in
June next, between the lawful hours Of sale the fol-
lowing Lot or parcels Ct Land fer City Taxes for
the years 1868 and 500.
the year 1869. Mayor and Council vs. Ben. johnson.
Also til, interest in Cry lot ON East side Of city,
for Taxes for the year 1860, Mayor and Council vs.
John Stafford.
Also the interest in City lot on East side Of city,
for Taxes for the year lco9, Mayor and Council IS
Charles Edwards.
Also the interest in City lot on East-sile Of city,
for Taxes Tor the ye"r 1862, Mayor and Council rs
jeff Stafford.
Also. tie interest in City lot on Eastside Of city
for Taxes for the year 1869, Mayor and Council Is
A. Fay.
Also. CRY lot on West-side of city Of Marietta
Levied on to satisfy two Tax Fas for the Years l-G-
and 1862, Mayor and Council ~ {. G. Baylor
Z. Il. LYONS. Marshal.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06

Tic Radicals arc trying to find out
what their party is to stand up fer. We
reply nothing.
in 1857 there were only thirty-three
lawyers in Atlanta. At present, one
hundred aud three Of this pleasant pro-
fcssion are lying around loose ready to
50 through your estate.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06

but which has never been seriously re-
Taxed by their Anglo-Saxons, the Anglo
Cclts, and the Teutonic cousins-.who
now, between them, from the great all
conquering, all peryading race that re-
pleaishes the waste places Of the globe,
and clears tie way before it BY the dis
possession and subsection Of the ma
tives."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06

My dear sir, now have given you my
knowledge, speaking from my own re-
membrance ofmy own experience, of Mr.
Lincoln's religious views. | speak like
wise from the evidences, carefully gath
cred of his religious opinions. | Likewise
speak from the ears and mouths OF many
in this city and after all careful exami-
nation, declare to your numerous read
that Mr.. Lincoln is correctly represen-
ted here, so far as | know what truth is,
and how i: should be Investigated.
Yours, Truly,
w. II. HERNDON,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06
GET Up Your WHITE Mrx's CLUBS

GET Up YOUR WHITE MEMS CLUBS !!
White Supremacy is the question now
looming up. Niggerisn has gone far
enough-too far, in fact. 1t has cost
two millions Of precious lives, the de-
struction Of nine thousand millions Of dol
lars worth of solid wealth, Frustrated
the commerce Of the country, and de-
moralizcd the nation to frigh,ful de-
gree The tide is now turning. The
passage of the "NVrh Amendment"
seems at last to have awakened the coun-
try to its danger. We see that Senator
Bayard, Of Delaware has made a speech
at smyrna, in that State, upon the great
political fraud. The great national
campaign has opened; the white mans
party is getting its forces together to
commence the holy crusade against Mig
ger oligarchy, and scala~ag despotism.
Only get the people awake and the bat
tie Of the white mems party is won.-
"Whitc Supremacy in the United States,
uow and forevcr'-N Y. Day Book.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06

English Female Bitters is the great female medicine
ct che age.
T. T. adds beauty to the cheeks, lustre to the eyes
and brillancy TO the intellect.
+. +. b. restores nature and gives relief
T. Z. cures cases of years standing.
Do not despair, T. T. 3. will cure you.
The medical profession all over ne country praise
TIE = + L. Ia curing female com2lainls
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06
State of Georgia, Cherokee County:

State Of Georgia, Cherokee County:
WHEREAS, William eagle Administrator Of Rob't.
Roatman, represents to the CONT in lis petition daily
fled in my office, that he has fully administered
Robei Boatmaus Estate. This is Therefore 10 cite
all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to
show cause, if any Hey can. why said Admuistra-
tor should not lie discharged from lis Administration
aud receive Letters OF Dshisson oh the FIST Mon
day in August next, this tpril <oth, l-10.
w. L. D. Moss, Ordinary.
printers fee ST.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06
EoN- R1cEApD YEADoN.

For forty years Editor Of the Charles
ton Courier, died on the 26ih nit, a. the
age of IS years.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06
9)ew Advertisements,
State Of Georgia, Cherokee County !:

WHEREAS, Mark S. Paden Executor of the last
Will and Testament Of Mark Fowler decd, repre-
sents to the Court in his petition duly fled in my
ofice,'ta he has fully discharged his trust as such
Executor. This Is therefore to cite all persons con
cerped kindred and creditors. 70 show cause ifany
they can, why said Executor shoald not be dis
charged from lis trust as Executor aforesaid. and
receive Letters Of Dismi>siou the fist Monday in
August, 1870, this 18th, day of April 1870.
w. r. d. Moss, Ordinary.
printers fee S4)
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06

Fiat sterling Democratic paper, the
Manchester q. H.) UHion, speaking of
the debate in the Senate on the Georgia
bill says: "Thc discussion Of the Georgia
bill, was continued by couple Of SCALA
wags, IlAMILG0N oiTexas and PooL Of
North Carolina, in speeches of Tho most
atrocious charactor-spccchcs which no
Northern Senator could make Of his peo-
pie, and live. They are described as the
''most b!oodihirsty set ofcut- threats that
God every permitted to live on his foot
stool" Now, if these liars and villains
believed this, they would not dare to say
it. They know it is false, for it can be
demonstrated that more murders have
been pcrpc.ratcd in Massachusetts in
the lat two years than in both North
Carolina and I'cXaa-by tho white peo-
pie. We hope some means will be found
to sfoeIrh these Is ing,ineerdiory Scum
drcls.'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06

U GHT, PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE
"a EMPLOYMENT guarmt ed to persons IN
every pant Of the Country. Suitable for Ladies OF
Geutltin,n, Boys or Gins. Address
NIX CENTURY PUBLICATION co,
Charleston, 5. c.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOE PURIFYING TEgE BAOOD.

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. lnycterate
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
ScrofulOus affections and
disorders, which were ag-
grayatcd by the scrotu-
lous contamination until
a IL VI -
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06

printers fec S4.)
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-06-02
Loughridge Abroad

We clip the following complimen.
tary, as well as just notice of our
member Of Congress, from the Con-
cord IN. H.) Republican Statesman,
one of the oldest, ablest, and best
journals in New England
Judge William Loughridge came
to Congress unheralded, and with
becoming modesty was an atto.litc
listener for one or two sessions, until
his rare legal ability and attainments
gave him leading position upon the
Judiciary Composed of such leading
men as Bingham, Butler and Davis.
Always sound aud true upon the
great issues, Judge Loughridge has
tho confidence of his Republican as
sociates, while his fairness and sense
of justice insure him the respect OF
his political opponents. We first
met him some two years ago while
on summer visit to the Granite
State in company with another bril-.
liant and able western representati, Q,
Hon. Thomas White Ferry, of Mich.
igan, both of whom, we believe,
have increased the Republican major.
tiles in their districts until they are
counted almost by tens Of thousands
We say all honor to constituencies
who honor themselves by s slch Rop'
resentatives in Congress"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-06-02
The Fenian Raid.

We cannot refrain from animad-
verting in severe terms upon the
men who arc leading the enthusiastic
and mercurial tempered Irish race in
q wild goose chase into Canada. The
American people are really at heart
very desirous that the Irish nation
should succeed in becoming free and
independent among the nations ofthe
earth, and this feeling isstrengthened
greatly by the mean and despicable
course that the Government of Great
Britain pursued towards. this coun-
try when struggling amid the thrces
Of the great rebellion. But while
our people, almost as one man, have
earnest hearts of sympathy for Irish
independence, yet these futile, hasty
and inconsiderate raids upon the
Canadians, cannot be accepted by
the American people, as proper or
likely to conduce to the object
sought, but rather that, they roll
back the Car of progress for the
Irish race for years. Such windy
popiniay individuals as the redoubt.
able George Francis train, leading
on an effort of this kind, can only
serve to excite merriment and deris-
ion on the part of men Of sense and
Judgment. 1t is but a Don Quixotic
war with windmills, because the
naturally bravo and liberty loving
Irish race arc led by weak and bad
counscllors.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-06-02
Congressional Candid ates.

In this tho 4th District, we were
in hopes the canvass for the candid
acy would beso conducted that embit.
tered feeling gs should not arise. We
had hoped that there would be
fairness in conducting the campaign,
but we are now constr aimed to think
that determined spirit of misrepre
scntation is INDUCED in on the part
Of tho Sigournoy Ne,cs and the Abba
Union in regard to the record of Mr..
Loughridge, especially is this SO in
regard to his action upon tho 18th
Amendment to tho Federal Consti-
tuition. If Mr.. Loughridgc had been
considered as voting against this
amendment or opposing it oven in
the slightest jot or little, on his
return homo year ago, after such
action, he would have been hooted
from one end of tho State to the
other, and q righteous storm Of
indignation would have been show
cred about his head that would have
politically shipwrccked him so that
bis name would have never been
even mentioned in connection with
o denomination.
tits true that the editor of the late
Citizen at Oskaloosa, after having
imperiously demanded the Post
Office at that place, and threatened
if his demands were not acccdcd to
he would fight, did attack the record
of Mr.. Loughridge year ago, but it
persisted in the attempt, because its
opposition was founded not upon the
truth, but was the offspring OF spite
and hatred only.
And now when any journal in this
district attempts to make its readers
believe that Mr.. Loughridgo backed
down from the principles of radical
Republicanism and played the role
Of tho conservator on the Fifteenth
Amendment, that journal is either
grossly and unpardonably ignorant
or else wantonly and maliciously
desires to do Mr.. Loughridge foul
injustice.