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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-09-07
For County Com missioner.

FELLOW CITIZENS Having been solicited by
many of my friends in different sections of the
county, / offer myself as n candidate for the
Office of COUNTY COMMISSIONER, subject to
the decision of the Republican County Couven-
tion. Ifnominated and elected, promise to dis
charge tie duties of said Office to the best Of my
ability. JOHN SNYDER.
Lower Augusta twp, April 20, 1872.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-09-07
Lower Augusta tpw., June 20, 1s72..te.

To the Voters OF Northumberland
County.
/ will be n candidate for the office of Sheriff
at the coming County Convention, and would re-
spectfully ask the voters to select delegates who
will support me for the nomination.
J. NJ. JOHN.
Mt Carmel, Pa, May IL, 1872.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-09-07
FOR SUPREME JUDGE

HON. ULYSSES MERCUR,
Of Bradford County.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-09-07
For AUDITOR GENERAL

BRIG. GEN. HARRISON ALLEN,
Of Warren County.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-09-07

FOR CoNGaESSMEN AT LARGE.
HON. LEMUEL TODD,
OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
HON. GLENN w. SCOFEEID,
Or WARREN COUNTY.
GEN. CHARLES ALBRIGHT,
Or CARBON COUNTY.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-09-07
Republican State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR

FOR GOVERNOR,
GEN. JOHN F. HARTRANFT,
Of Montgomery County.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-04

SIN Auftra9c oes 6rn. SGnnprrbabn
MAIDEN mir bic Sreunos Ger 6rtiliGsn
Stunt unter uuisrn Seiern rarduf aufs
merriam, oae berielbe jest 10 iebr nit
arbeiten ~iiberbduft 1T, oas CT innerbalt
rer nS6itcn 6 Npnate feline reiterc ges
fteLluns mebr au6fibren fam. 6err
Characterization bat ;und6it fpl9ence
Sunitmerfe in ausfabruns 81 brinssn
i'm g~luftra9 pes br6p. P. Jerrinonc,
praiss per PIP. 6rancistaner, Gin Gcce
Scmp urb cine idmerstafte Wiutter fiir
rie b~ieiise ct. slntpniusfirde ; i'm
9luitrase res brdw. SriuitenSaterssS Ban
Quilt cine tSer; Seius unp cine 6er;sWas
rienz Statue fir rie Ct. InnaFirde in
IprmanpY' ct. Souls 60, Wp., i'm
I'M A~uftrasslpes bpdw. Saters Seg9rafi
cine SimmelSfbni9in fir RE beige Ct,
asatbafirGe i'm Iuftras ree bp6w.
Satere Stein cine Mutter9cttees Statue
fir Dir fatt. Stride in NepsSffens
bur1 Ct. @eneStese g., Wp,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-04
nnrubeu In Selfaf Srlano.

am IS. b. WtS purce bic Innabme
Der 8epeals @cte pur6 Die ben 8atbolis
fen, ibre @laubensfribsit ~wieceyseaeben
ipprcen, wurre in gang Srlanp BON Den
8atbolifen fe;erli6 bcsansen. an siniz
gen pldBen fam es su8ubeitSrunsen. ,Sn
Sslfalt puroe bic prpeiiipn nit Steis
men a~nSesriTen, unp alS ii9 bic anaes
sriTsnsn Su @ebre leBten, fpIste cine
Scene Der pilreit.n Aufrssun9. Die
@nidbrer ipurcen pur6 bic Ycli,ei yers
trieben. au9 in Dublin fel cine unbes
eeutenee GubetSruns Dor. slm oarauf
tolsenren Gage bra6en pie unruben in
Selfaft auf's Neue pieper aus uno befs
ti9 pitbste Der &f ,miI9en Orange
manner u. Satbplifen !; nobel auf beipen
Soften cine Mn;abl l6werer Ssrwuns
runSen pcrfelen. Gin Quarter perpplis
sci unc mcbrere Sauier purpen rurt ben
Wob ;ertrlmmert. prpclamationen Der
StaetbebSrcen forrerten bic M%ufltinoisen
unter Inerpbuns Der idperten Strafen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-04

gen bic auswanpcruns iein fpnnte, Gin
Stanepunft, Der jeBt tbeilwciic nod nift
iberYunpen lit. IS ;eist pies, rae mar,
b~iersulanr, pp man pie oSmartbeit" j.
;u iasen nit cen SBfeln ibt, mitunter
nod redt cumm lein fam.
ollie Sanrlun9sn, wel6e aus Wtibs
sunt, Sae, itcl;er lletertebuns ~ ibrcs
bSQi den 0eidmiitern berSpr9ehcn, SIZE,
ben itcts orcbe ipcialc Na6tbeile nad Nd
fir bic S6ulriaen lpwrbl, ais fir Die
Hnidulptsen, cine Grfabruna, Die beiiere
Sca6tuns Ssrrient. Spmit 1T rcnn
ras 9Sitlibe @prt: vSu6ct ;uerit paS
Ncib @ptteS UNI feline @eredtisfeit, all
les Aneere ptrp euG ;uSe9eten wercen."
nift tlpb ipabr, irnpern opSrtlid" patr.
Sprtf. frllt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-04
Wbss es auf lem %bssunneacn @ess frrts

Wbse Go auf rem bssunneaen 8ess frrts
ibreiten F!
au9 unierc &esieruns bat rrm ST.
iuitenseieBe ;useftimmt, mas Die Satbr@
lifsn Dem Serrn uti;mtnts'
ter y. Wittna6t iebr lbei
nebmen. Die SGter Ger @eIellbaft
Seiu in @prbeim riiitsn iib CUR Ibreis
Ie urp MAIDEN Den Sinbel. Oae aud
Die 8Irttcmb. Gesierun9 su ibrer IuS@
meiiuns mitsebplfcn, muB iie tief tetriiz
Sen, "a iie leit @pden ras Sanc purd
ibrc raitlpic Sbatigfeit iittli6 II. relisiES
re9encrirten. llnranf 1T Der gSelt Spbn
Oas %pIf itsbt betrpHen ra, UNI BART
Der Oinsr, rie nod fpnlmen ipuen. Nn6
Der Slerus nirc untcr rem Gruf risIer
Serbdltniie wiercr GINGER. Der SSnis
1T bB9lt aufsetradt iiber rie Scn Berlin
aussebenpen SeBereien. 4ber mas Yers
mag Ger bette Wpnarh lei Ger rurh rte
2iberalen bcberrihter, cpnltitutipnelen
INSTRUMENTATION?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-04
CO ingeanbt.)
Sur iccialsn Trasc.
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Sur jccialcn 1Sraac.
",
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,sho~bsns,fsrr,, e, rft On Nrr,uth :,
Grsrn Sa,,ln G;e tritt en- mrnn IN
s;nsr, 0onSr n;6t mphr oeniioenn R,h.
fnEs ~nnrhonnrn Gnr Inter ,rIhrn
rsrf,ek, man hisber n~nbpboute QSnnrre;s
~ a. nr, SnkIsnnrrkrn moIrunssn
T;eSrs Wnsnotrr;oI n mo,n
@,n;.,l mrhI 80 ,~,ntsriAeinen Tos
Snn;toI IL Elm Sr,suonis bed msnIdIi.
%srI Ils;sea. ma Rrkrrnsuft Gin grs
,s,n,;s Srr Totnr 9nm SonitoI rsd,z
not o man rio Ssnntnis S;e E%rfokrunn
nc @roft nea Mrhr;tera ,ns Nor,nera ,c|
m,hl oIs RIO -NO;,snSd,ost nss @sIskrten
Shne @ckmotsrioI mare "a ni6t msoIih
ns,,r Griiten,mit,sI -, iGofen. Oomit
rio Soot fsims unS Gh nernislfSItiae
n,;,s Ss ssn, @nr., nn,ertromt. "tnr
Observation-Disclosures G;sen< unn 9ckIrns
,r,,Hsn oshs % fe;rs c~nsufr;e IA ~
nmr fI,r nos Son;toI ,nS Sirbrit bc,5pr
nor,n ;;nr IN einem oonrp nos nnh
I,shsrarF on frI4en Iot,rnrc,uftpu onfz
.nms;Ssm hot ola IN cinsm onrsrrn in
s"n, ;ss"a SNISsG,cn ,dmn hst,,t nns -.
osS S.StSrn iHnn einosfsn,t~ III
wus e;n nrctsr Skr;I nrs Snr;toIs IN
Gr,,rs.;.cntbu nn,sIsnt mrrnrn n
ops, nosirIbe onrcrrn 3medcn aerlrren
T,rA, ;,Id,s Observation-Disclosures MIR
n,s SIrEr;ts;ptrrriir ksSe,tenn or5fSriot
~ r,a Sts;nsn Sss S;nsfn5ra unn sos
r,nsn css M2kritsIrknrs ne noriirliHen
S~Ins, Gnn @IriA,r;tio mus ia rio
SSIrtsit ,cIkFt ncri,er n~rsbr;nnrnr orr.
mrnnrn l,;5,n MEM an nuten gnterucks
m,nmnrn monoeI - MEL oIsrnnn rie
m,inEsr ontrm IN bio Sc;be fnn,n,en ~
ms n,Srs nErr fshIosoonncn mrG.r man
S;srnrs Wr,,,r,ents oSaEn rio e;nmons
hsr,no okIc;tsn he Ginmonscrrnn n
81, W1ssn fTr oGe 9ctbr;Iioten Ser
G;nmanncrcr ieIhit MINE zine oItp .Sei.
mntE n;%t NrrIoi,rn kStpn 66 linn n;ht
hef7sre Wusiiftsn in rsr ncnen 0os
oitc MotsrIonS ncrI;er, oIIrrn;noa icinr
@Sroer rio 2urTttIe;kennrn fSnren he's.
h,Ik ohsr ouS nm "a bri5rr fcrt;o ,rrrnsn
linn mos noa sonS ketr;Ht nad,rsm nsr
Observation-Disclosures Id kin.;sht u
kot n;r;es rra Rr,tt 1nterriis nnron
Woturosmse Ienft Gh ner (sinmonnes
%rnnnsfrcm no% ssnsrrn ne an Dot,rz
sr,sSon;Srn mnh lIebsrans hoten Wir
SsSen n;p;es nomenhih in rem Wsr 81
S"Id,sn sSnrsrn monoeIt "a nur an
Son;toI INN sIrkpit rr, ;hre WehI.
a~nnnsorsnsr ouf,u,hIiesen 51isSrm
hs;nsr,e;t;osn morosI Mia n;e emiorot;~
an nh BE G;nmnrnerer fommsn MOI
tens in einem glter berdber. in welbem
lie prm Sanpe rura ibre arbeitsaepobns
ten Sanse nertbsoIe Oienite leiiten.
Su nrIercr 3eit brinaen lie aud nidt
uubcceutence Sapitolien NIT unp mi1en
ccebalb ppppeIt wiufpmmen fein. Sas
pital 1T es ia Dor 9luem, mas mir aes
brouden iiup ppd unIerc GiIenbabnen
ann orpesu Sbeile NIT europ9iSdem Gel
be oebout. ,Spmmt nun Dem ginpanz
perer Der Nueen her Ginmanperuna ;us
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-04
(GorreItonSsn3 ner Snrsmb. @a,ette.)
aurpra, Sis. 81. @u9. ~.

% bic y9urcmburscr @a;ctte" jeyt
iiber 100 abpnnenten in Iurcra bat 70
wirp es ben 0eiern SbreS Slattes Sepis
@ersniisen MAIDEN, et,pas iiber aurora
unp bic euremburSer bort Su bDren.
% 3elisipn i'm menidIiden 4sbsn
iiter slQes sebt 70 ipa ibr aud bier
in meinem Seridte Der Scrsus iein.
unicre Stride 1T bis jsst nod Gin bBls
sernss @ebduse, 1876 Sus lang une 60
SuB brett. Cine i6Sne Srsel 1T ppbl
ras befteS tia &irdenmpbiliar. Oae man
nidt piel iiber cine sinfa6e 5ramefirbe
iasen fam 1T jerem tesreiFid. Sbrn
paren mir an ben Neubau ;u einem
wiirriscn 0ettesbauie 9esansen, absr
gut Ding mill LANCE @eile BADEN. 9pr>
eerbanp sibt es nod NStbiscres su tbun.
@ir fauften leBtes Sabr fir $4,000
Elm itattlides Srifsebdure nit elmer
ibBnen Got, fir bic Sdweitcrn aus rem
Srpen Res 81. Sransisfus. DAP unlers
Sdweitern ausse;eidnete &ebrcr INN, be-
peiit Der 3uHub, ben bic Sdule felt ibrer
Infunft cabier bate.
Seltit pibrenp rer beiBrn Sabres;eit,
penn Ipnit 9eTDbnli6 Serien inn, sdblt
pieic!be nod INNER $50 ,3belinsc. -
HeBten Winter mar pie 3abl nett
iiber 200. - Ni6t, paB bic SGule,
ME in anrern pldBen rer @emcinz
be cine Siirpe 1T nein, bier bIttt,
nod na9 AtsablunS aller Seiplrunscn &C.
cine idbne Summe itris.
TIMER 8farrer D.. Sermann ST.
ermann bat ii6 INN bic 8emeinrc iebr
Dercient senadt. Gr 1T Elm treIHidrr
Wann, ieinen S6afen einen outer Sirt,
9utmiitbis unp becaat auf rus Npbl
ieiner 0emeinre. Mbse Der liebe Soft
Jpn uro mod LANCE 9elrnp unp wpbl err
balten.
llnsefdbr Neun 3e6utet Der 1000 Mitz
9liecer slblencen @emeinre hno 9uremz
burger an a lauter gut Katholiken;
over dem Bismark senger keng. Die
meiiten ppbncn auberbalb Der Stapt ouf
ibren Carmen unp line rsdt heiBise CIR
Better.
Die riesjabrise Grncte, pbslei6 ni6t
su Zen beiten Su ;dblen, mar bod siemli6
gut. @ei;en unp Safer mittslmdbis,
8cssen iebr gut. SOrn peripri6t cine
reidlide Grnpte. lSeu Inp &lee bats
senus &artpfcln iinp gut sepisben.
Oes Samtass fpmmsn bic GARNER
mad Der Stapt. Oa pire ssbanbelt aras
be wie auf Der S&pbermeiIe unp am
@enfof feblts beim Sanpel aud nidt.
Gum Sl9ub wiini6en mir rem !Serrn
g. @pnner, rent nsren Hebaeteur Slid,
pamit Gle Wa;ette Nieienibritte MAIDEN
mbse unp rab lie fprtfabre bic Ssinpc I'M
ierer J. Ielisipn ;u befampfen, ME lie
es bisber setban. Dem Germ apcb
brinSen mir gum abidiep Elm rreifa6es
Spb fir feline mutbise Sertbeipieuna
Der guremburser unp ibrss @laubens.
p. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-04
~2nIemburger @a5ette.

unerlaubt 1T, ruff or beutc sur 6irmu,9
iciner Sdismatifer unc sur ftrdll6en
5eier res beilisen Spfers. Obltn9er
ieBt lid in tir6li6e @mein'6aft NIT
Den S%anIrniiten, bic er fir 8eter unp
Zen prpteitanten perpanpt crtldrt bate :
CT ertldrt ie nun fir redtsldubiS
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

purveyor photographic news informs the World that Gen.
Banks aenteans Greeley sweeping
Hampshire and Connecticut his election November
The puryeyor might have spared hself the trouble telling
the world all Of this seeing that all the world beforehand
Gen. Banks would have for Greeley he
made his mind that the philosopher likely than DIR
Grant be elected November It matter principle with
such politicians Banks pronounce anybody
they think going the principle by which
politicians governed issuing their is
only principle they which why they adhere
with such self sacrificing fidelity Sometimes they make wrong
estimate of the probabilities Mr. Banks has done in present
instance; and in that they left nconsoaby
unproftabeness Of their solitary Times
at well known that Charles Sumner pcnds that his great
mission rights Others
the right to ride all cars the same white persons
he day he wrote his letter advising the colored people
render to the Democratic mob of this
city shooting coored because they attempted to exercise
While coored men in Savannah were weerng blood
hem and he did desert to the Democrats Did Provi
dence intend stamp his infamy with Jour-
nal Aug. s.
To this be added that nearly about the
Republican meeting fired into q Savannah and ten persons
ing Grant club Nor s that M Old and honored whites who
and one Of them knocked down. after they left the meeting
quietly seeking their homes Do the cheeks of Charles
summer tnge evidence deluson under which
he has allowed himself be drawn after Greeley into the enemies
camp.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

Roe Abe lot 29Zollars add
Ro0erts0n, J b lot 8 H'kwth = Kel,~n snb
Rove, Ellen lot 9 Webbers addition
Eim0no, 0AAAh \. 10 do
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

BUSINESS MEN Kirkwood just re-
turned to Iowa from New York He the busi
circle almost unanimous for Grant That is information
nom all the manufacturing and business cene Of the
The opposition Grant mainly politician who Nave
sd eoptFai min their the Esocscy
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05
Sts &..hln Sonri.5.
ID r M g:
e1.6O PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
500 Aztec xxrnAr7ox or srx xoxrm.

OFFlCE.-On the Corner Market and Sec.
ond 6treetss s0vor the Post once.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

do . hf hf nv 10 Is y il 3,
Sssasa; Z: y :nos e
DO do :. DO ..1Sll
sSo So So - SSoo !. IL
Nu rphy d. IL. lot IS HKw'th's Kel'u sub 3
do do ]. S6 do 40 ii
Oatsrnayer 4 Moore lot 10 A HW . Ns
Powell VIM J lot 10 block 8 Ric6mond .
Pickwisdl W sw % - 70 Il ~ s.
DO se 0W ~ n IA % A,
Potter John lot VIM Bakers add 70 OFT :
Poetle l. lot Jefffie's add to OFT, 6
PatteGef eamu lot l6 Pickwick g.
Rooney - - - 10 - II 70 IL
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-03-15
Spring CLEANING.

Nix. EDITOR: As all COED house
wives believe in a general cleaning
up in the spring land seeing many
new trees planted on our sidewalks,)
allow me to suggest to our citizens
general repairing of fences and to
paint or whitcwash them. A few
nails and little time, will, in many
cases, be all that is needed for re-
pairs. Rough fencescSn be white
washed at very little cost. We cam
not boast of many fine houses, but
we know our town is considered one
the prettiest in the State-let US
then do all we can to make the
town loolsrclean and attractive by
cleaning up, painting, white-wash-
ing, sc. | 4g of the citizens, dc
not throw Weeds, tree limbs, &c.
in the streets-put your weeds OF
the manure pile, and burn your tree
limbs, rubbish, sc.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-03-15

When a discovery of any scientific
subject, asks the cooperation of the
learned in science, to test the merit
and truth of his discovery by severe
tests and practical results, and then
to indorsc and recommend it, it is
fair TO presume it is valuable for the
purpose intended. Such has been
the course presued by Messrs. Hall
& Co., proprietors of Halls Negeta-
bic Sicillian Hair Remover. And
all those who have tested it (among
whom we may mention DIR. A. A.
HAYES and S. Danna Hayes, Chem
ists,and State Assayers of Massachu-
sets; Walter Burnham, NJ. D.,
Professor of Anatomy and Physiolo-
Cyl assert it is the best preparation
in use for all cutaneous disease Of the
scalp. Restores gray hair to its or.
iginal color, prevents the hair from
falling out, creates a new growth
! Ii is certainly worthy of a trial
I-NewJmyp0rt Herald Of Gospel Lab
] erty.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-03-15
A NEW AND
Observation-Disclosures POPUl
EDITION
POPULAR
Leather Stocking ROnaICGS.

D. APPLETON x Co, announce that they have
commenced the publication Of }. tenimoie
Cooper's Novels. in form designed for gene!r-
al popular circulation. The series VIII begin
with the famous Misunderstanding tales,
five in number. which will be published IN Tue
following order, at intervals Of about month
/. THE LAST or THE MoHIcANs
IL. THE DEERsIAYER. ~, The Pioneers.
III THE PATHFINDER. v. TUE PRAIRIE.
This edition Of the Leather Stocking Tales
will be printed in handsome octave volumes,
from new stereotype plates. Each volume
suporblv and fully illustrated with entirely new
designs by the distinguished artist +. .. T.
barley, and bound in an attractive paper eoy 10,
Price. Sefeaig-Rge Ceats per Tojgme, or $50
for the complet set The series when compile
ted, will make. bound, an elegant library vol
ume. forwhich binding will be furnished
al a moderate price.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-03-15

HORRIBLE! The Radical press is
dreadfully afraid of Judge Davis,
and are hunting up all sorts of bad
things against him. The New York
Times has made this remarkable
discovery:
Judge Davis, the Laboring Mems
candidate for the Presidency, weighs
two hundred and fifty six pounds,
and voted, in 1888. in favor of the
pro-slavery view of Estate rights"
This record renders it likely that
the "Laboring Men" will find the
Judge man of more "weight" than
they are able to carry.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-03-15

LONDON, March THE Times,
in its article on the Alabama claims
to-day, infers from admissions made
by the press of the United States,
that Americans now acknowledge
the extravaganza of their demand
for indirect damages, although they
show no disposition to withdraw
them from their case. The Times
says that if the fifth claim for losses,
by the transfer of the American COM
mercial marine to the British flag,
is not abandoned, England will de-
clare its reference to the Geneva
tribunal inadmissible, which course
is approved by English statesmen
and jurists.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-03-15
RAISE CORN

Enough and to spare. We need
not advise you to plant enough Cot
ton; you are bound to do that, but
see to it that all the Cotton you
raise does not go to buy breadstuf,
bacon, forage, &c. This might all
be very well you were sure ofget-
ting high price for Cotton and of
giving low prices for articles of sub
sistence. The probability is, how
ever, that the very reverse will be
true.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-03-15
rHR SOIL BREArHEs.

The soil in which We cultivate
plants is composed of one-half water,
onc-fourth air and fourth earth,
and in a healthy condition is liy-
ing, active agent; is never idle, but
always working in its own way, as
industriously as the human hands
that manipulate t, or as the fertitiz
ing winds that pass it. Through
its deep filth and innumerable pores
it breathes, something as we breathe
If our lnngs were filled with water
respiration would soon cease, and
the body would become Inactive
So it is wi til the soil. If its pores
are surcharged with water it can not
breathe, and will not act. If com
pact so that air and water cannot
enter, it has no activity and can
not be productive. 1t is like wa
tcr-logged vessel at sea, which has
just air enough to keep it floating
but can neither proceed nor sink.
Soils in this condition should never
be cultivated. If they are, they en-
tail poverty upon the cultivator.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-03-15
GENERAL PREsENrMENrs.

We the Grand Jury for March Term 1872 of
Cherokee Superior Court beg leave to make the
following report:
We have through our several Committees,
examined the Books and papers Of the several
County Officers, so fan as our limited time af
fords for such purpose, and viii state, that we
find the business of oar Efficient and obligng
Ordinary, Judge Moss, conducted properly
the arrangement and style OF his. Books and pa
pers systematic and neat alike creditable TO him
and convenient for reference in matters relating
to his various and responsible duties, and after
thorough examination, we find the various
charges circulated against that Officer to be false
agreeable TO our opinion.
The duties Of the Clerk Of the Superior Court
has been faithfully performed and his Books
and papers neatly kept which reflects much
| credit upon our Clerk We find small balance
| Of public money in his hands arising from jury
fees
We find the Books Of the Shei;lf kept IN a
neat and business ike manner, and in our opin-
! ion reflects much credit on said Officer
! We recommend that the proper authorities
! have the floor under the dungeon OF the Jail
propped more substantially, as there appears to
be some danger Of its giving way.
After a careful examination, we find the books
Of H. G. Daniel former County Treasurer care
! fully kept. and that said books balance
Also we find the books Of j. 4. Hasty, Coun-
| ty Treasurer, carefully kept, and the balance Oh
! hand is Three Hundred and Thirteen Dollars
and Twenty-Five Gents, S3l3 %.
1t affords Us pleasure to find ourpublic roads
| in good order and hope that the nuisance at 1le
mouth Of Settngdown Greek caused by Strock-
| lands dam will be removed as soon MS pracli-
cable.
| While we feel deep interest in the education
Of the youth Of our Country, we consider the
present public School system impracicabe al
! present, owing 10 the financial embarrassment o.
/ our Country-we think the present proposed
system would impose very onerous tax upon
! the Citizens Of our County. Under these con
ditions we decline to appoint any Board Of Com.
missioners for this County.
Owing to the law requiring Justices OF the
! Peace to bring their books before the Grand
Jury being ofrecent date, q number Of these
! Officers were not appraised that they were re-
| CURED to do So Therefore, only twelve were
present We recommend the Ordinary 10 levy
tax ofGfeen per cent for county purposes
Aud we further recommend the Ordinary {
levy tax Of fifteen per cent to be levied tol
the exclusive purpose of building Cour
House, to be deposited in the Treasury unit
a sufficient quantity be raised TO commence TN
work.
We recommend the jury fees to remain a
One Dollarper day as before
We recommend that the General Present
ments Of this body be published in the MARI
ETA JOURNAL.
In taking leave Of His Honor, Judge N i
Knight we tender him our thanks for the adj
and courteous manner in which lac has treate'
this body.
We also tender our thanks to James NJ
Bishop, Solicitor General, for his able advic
and courteous department 10 this body.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-03-15
CITIZEN.


DAVIS PRospEcTs.-Thc Wash
ipgton correspondent of the Balti-
more Gazette writes
A prominent politician, admitted
to be one of the shrewdest and best
informed in the country, and who
has been Unidentified with the Re
publican party since its organiAa-
ton, declares that if Judge Davis is
nominated by the united opposition
(whichthis gentleman believes will
occur,) General Grant will get the
electoral vote of no more than six
States. The gentleman mentioned
has conferred freely with nearly
every Democratic Senator and Rep
resentative in Congress, and he say
he has yet to meet the first one VIII
opposes the nomination of Judg'
Davis.
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