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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-20

2nce Win ev ~ principle OF good government,
is calculated to confound and subvert the dis
tinction between the State and Federal Govern
ments. and to overthrow the Constitution itself.
without which neither Judge Durel nor any
other Judge has any rightful authority whatever.
II conduct 90 dangerous, so fragrant, so unau-
thorized 80 wholly without color OF right, and
followed by such serious consequences, does not
constitute q high crime and misdemeanor for
which the Judge guilty thereof should be ar
raigned tried, it seems to us that no conduct
can The respect for the judicial office, and the
sacred character Of judicial authority through
out this nation make it more essential that such
usurpations should be rebuked, and such out
RACES and unwarranted assumptions of power
brought to condign punishment.
Y ur committee therefore recommend the
adoption of the following resolutions:
Resolced, That Edward 81. Durell, Judge OF
che District Court of the United States for the
District Of Louisiana. be impeached OF high
crimes and misdemeanors in office, &C., &c.
NORTON SHOULD TAKE CARE OF HIM.
With such judgment pronounced against him
10y the Judiciary Committee of the House. there
could have been little doubt in the mind OF Judge
Ourell and those of his advisers and friends that
the Senate would take the same view of the evil
'lence heard by the committee, and he has acted
wisely for himself in not insisting upon trial
nnder the Impeachment process. The evidence,
II it had IN necessary, could have been made
much st ger than that heard by the commit
Zee. and his conviction would have been almost
a certainty. Besides, Judge Durelrs situation in
New Orleans had become most painful to himself,
and the public condemnation was such as to make
it even dangerous for him to resume his office He
As believed to have saved nothing from his salary.
and uness he has arrived at the age which en-
titles him to the retiring pension allowed by law
to judges who have served ten years and are
seventy years of age, his condi ion in pecuniary
sense is not enviable. He was appointed to office
IN 1868. Norton is undoubtedly very wealthy
now. and ought to take care Of his friend Durell,
tor he has been . fast friend to him. Norton
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-07-09

DieIs gauf Bat Gin aufbesabItss Capital
spn 3ipei SnnSert unO Tlnfjig
Saufcnb Dollars, nit sinsm anstbduf-
ten lltbrritub Bon SInf;ta Saufeno
Spadrs, il central Ipftrt nit Ssamtsn
uue DirsItpren, bic nit ben SsbHriniTen btr
GrI66fteSslt ssnau Sertraut I'm, unb OTsriri
ben aaufsuttn, prUfsffunifsn unO gnbtrsn
spr,iisIi6s 8aciIititsn fir ibrs Sanfgsi&dfts.
gBt6Iel YrFauft fir ale Sbrilt btr 8rrrinis-
ten Staatsn unb Gurppa.
Srsaniiirt untrr riusnt iptsisIIsn Gbartsr
tsr @sirBssbuns BON gsnniyIranisn, NIT bop
ssltn @rbinbliGfsit. Se6s prpssnt Sntersf'
fen bsiabIt auf 3siiSspplitsn.
Gprrelponstntsn mUetn elmer iprsfaltisrr
geattuns ibrsr @ritGfte I'D Ssriitsrt taIten
gUarftiuuru an allen SauptOrtsn ptrpsn &C.
ma6t unS am Gage Ser 3abIuns gum nisbris-
Ten @etItlsG Gpurlr bsribtist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-07-09
Rlt iDcrf01tfcm:

9bne epts, bret baSpn an ber graut.
lin aSsnus, cine an NulberrsnraBe unb BIZ
anefrfn an cine alItY ersnisnb, tprrben untsl
btat9en gtetn9unssn prrfauft. Man msIbt
ll& BET
fOaP 9Ubn 3sibIsE Srantpu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-07-09
9. .. Gartnon, sanslsr In
Yine Sr0Ot 6oblen.
Office in 3O. 1O9 penn auenut,
2iIs Scrantpn, pa. II
WilfeSbarre Serid)te.

= Die Organization Der 9. DiptIion
Der 9snnfplSauta NattOual @arbt BAL
pur6 Elm fiir5li& srIuFsnss @stb sins
totaIs 8erdnpsrans srltttfn. Statt Der
nsuntsn rtrO rs irbt bic brittle Diptftun
isin unO bic Counties eu;srnt, Carbon,
NiCnrcs, Ytte, Dapns, Suequtbanna,
gBpCmins, Columbia unb @5ulipan UNI
fnfsn. 9sntral 1aiOr Osborne tlsttt,
pis btS6sr, @ummanbant, NIT Istnsm
5auptquartsr In WtIftstarre.
= Sn 0anamir, elmer SrtI&aft
untsrbaIb btsisr Stabt, bat man init
bsm Ban elmer @aftrIsttuns tssCnnsn.
- DuS SOmmsrna&tsfslt unb Con.
cert bee gBtIfssbarrs Mannerebur am
pOrIsbtsn WtttwUa ssrbisnt unter bic
SsStsssnfsn bsrartissn esifunasn &c.
,ablt 3u ipsrosn, bic is bier fattfanbtn.
Ofuiif, @slnns unb anbste unterbals
tun8 wsGisIten nit chamber at unb srf
am friitsn Wtcrssn irsnntsn F& bic lsbs
ten @dfs BON siuanbsr.
- Das @.ri6t SsrIamm.lt F& am
IL. Suit In DtlttSbarrt, UNI Babl
8setfratcrsn fur iul&s Difritts ,u
srEsnnsn, NO gatdnjsn sriatrsn.
- @sssu Wltttas am 4. Suit brad
pbsnauf In fsr 8sfauratipn BON 5rn
@afmtr Ssrn 5susr aus, bas isbtnfaat
bur6 etnsn Gunftn BON einsm 5surr,
Grader entfanb, 8stisn, Slsibuuss,
ltiide unO bic I'm 3immsr btfnblt6sr
Mttsln ptrbranntsn ppqRinbis. Nad
Anfunft Der 5srsrwsbr rparsn bic Slam
men balo bsipdltiet. Der 8trluf MAJ
iih auf $1,000 bslaufsn unb III ,u,
5dlItf psrliGert. Das @lrtbslctal IslbI
1T nurrur& Daf,r bsf&ibist unb fcnn
tie Na&mittass wlsbsr srSFnst rsrbsu.
- gm sIsi&tE Nabmtttas brad II
stnsm S&uppsn an Der 8ipsrarabs, un
tsrtaIb 8cb, sin anbtrss 5eusr aue
rslGes fih psm BON q. 8. 9eltiue be
npbnttn 5auie mittbttlts unp baiI,lb
tttiIwstis ;srlt6rtt. Der 8srIuf an BEL
GsbdulitItitsn III bur6 gtrf6srunl
sstsdt.
- Der Sau am bisFssn @ourtbauf
ntmmt mad uno unh sint btitimmts 9t
itaIt an unN III rim 8srF, baS BEN GOm
miftOnsrs uno ptm @rHittfttn ale CIR
maGt.
= Gina elm Adsr eanS iibtr ben be
RiUsrFrs 6UbIsu 60. ssb6rsnrsn @pO
ming Wtnsn fanf am Dpnntraas Elm
psranIabt purd sins QuswaI6uns BE-
5lui,s. 3sbn btInbsne 6pblsnfarrtt
auf sinsm SsttsnssIsiis Der 6. Q. 9ubl
ptrinnttn NIT. Der 8srIulf an be
Iltns fsltIl III ssrine, pn bititIbt aus
ssarbtittt mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-07-09
Slt tDerfnufctr: {:

3pri WUtnbGuirr unb Cots, eeleern In
Slntely 5cnnlbip, unb bsibe prrleben nit allen
Serbeifrungrn, tpie Sadofrn, 8runnen, Stal.
lung u. |. ip. i3abIunestrrmin Ieidbt. NGbrr
Nusfunft in bislrr Office, Dtrr bei auauIl
S@mttt in YriFptas, naPe OIypbant.
2tmi6m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-07-09

Die Oeutfeben in Shb Carolina.
BdbrtnO alts anbtrt In Sin Caro-,
lima gu @runOs srbi, idstusn bic Dsut
f&sn bort gu prOspsrtrtn. Die GbarIs'
ffCnsr Dsuti&s 3tituns briEst In Ra&'
ltsbsnUsm ois Sspsils uuO Stbt Ju sltt'
DER 3sitbtn @runb an. aGis 2suH&'H
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-07-09

- Die tstauntc bsutf6s 9anautsr.
Firma eaIing, g9Es u. Co., In Nsp
gorf. Usl6t elm bnuptfdGlth nd&
Osutf6lanO asritbtstss Bs6fsI.. Spsois
ttUns. uub GUmmiTtOus. 5sf6dft bstrtrs
ben unb I'D, namentliH pitl NIT gtnsis
buns bon @rbfGofiSsslpsrn I'm alien
8atsrIanCe bsf6dfitsts. Bat am Samlfas
dan3 plSbti6 fdlirt, unp awar fnp Die
Sbsilbabsr Der 5irmu fIi6tta ssworben
unb baben als ospUnirtsn @sINer mitee-
nOmmsn, ansrblib gum 8anterctt at.
,punasn eurR errbe 8srIuft tn DsR.
Suptsn.
-9rOf. 8nsia. bsr btfnunte bsutfGe
Suriit unb 8eidbstasa. .QbssUrbnets, rptro
wis psrlautst, psmudhl bic Der. Staas
ten bsiuhsn, nm Suslltnlfubien FIR zine
dmsritantfts gsrfofunssssiai&ts ,u
MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-07-09
8erflnfe -8erlanat,
3lt Oerf0nlfc1t:

Cine partis 8en3poiteu uub Bretter
BON pcrBiislt6sr AuaIitGt; ippis Baubcl, is.
bsr art psIRrs nat Bsfrlluns aeIGat unS ae.
lttftrttptrb. auftrGss rsbmsn an Sr. Gbaries
Btiher Snantpn pber Staut u. aretltb.
Suuntngs. 5m,7I
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-07-09
Sine brillarte cite pcn auren.

otuC pUU JhhIEhs
Gin amtrifdnif6I SumUriif ra6bIt uns,
bab sr 8elb eemaGt babrn piirbs, psnn Ct
pbnt Waeen stboren poreen mare, une f6brt
banu fort bic aOffsn aufjursbuen elmer hroui-
Ihen Dpspfpfe, eeren Wiirtyrer Ct IN uno
ptltr, ME er Iast, ribt ssbsiIt ptretn f0nns.
94as bas aubstrtft, 10 btTnbst iih ,,9pst.
SiQtnss" (ernn bisitr 1T tsl i'm 9rrttume.
@enn nidrt iein Olagrn ptrihireen IN pom
alien aubfrn esspsptifGrn Wdgtu, 70 pirb
SpIfetter's 9ttttree ibH In tpeniger
als erei Yipnaien bsiltn. 2afiir fGnnts man
unt,r alien 9teinaun9en aarantirttn. Gs
aiebt siniae ptntgs, Itbr prnigs pirflits Dell.
mittsl fir Scrbdnttne Nranfbttttn, unS 90
fettsr's Ragenbittsrest III Gins ta-
BON. Sn SJ1atn pon lluperbdulibfsit psrftblt
es ME lsins Wirfung. esuts, bic felt pisIsn
9abrsn fat itet ereen!lihe 2rt ppn Dual
bur6 titlss peiuiasnee llsbsl selittsu babtu,
Iinb in lsts WpGsn eurb bas Ritere fir bic
Ddusr gtbeilt pprptn. Sunberte BON lClhtn
66ltu fne aufssSsihnet uub bsslaubist burp
has 3fugnib angGlebfnGr RGnner In alltrlti
9Gbtnsbtrnfen, aud ron smintntsH aeHtsn.
glbr eilts btriibmis rtsftdbiliIhe @tmii6 IN
rtpas mebr ais blob Gin Waatn- uno Stdrf-
unssmitttl. Gs ID aub Elm SdfttpsTbsiItruuass
mitttl BON punesrbdrer Nraft. Bel tessrlsibsn
III Ieine Wirfuna 70 birsft unb unultttfIbar tpte
bic BON 9alomtl obtr bldufu piaen uno nett
btilinmsr, uno bel allen franfbafttn 3uitdnbeu
bts llnterIetbs, DEFENDERS in 6dIIeH ron Der.
lfopfuus. fnb feline Requirement Gisenibafitu
i'm bSbffsu @raee btsnltt. Die nfutn Auiire-
lungru i'm gPsffen uno alle Ritbris lissrnesn,
pUn miasmahlbsn ausbiinifuussn hsimeelu6-
ten 9anehiGe, bic In bitltr 9abrts,tit an
@thlslftbtn aller Art 70 fruhtbaT line, fol-
ten INNER etnen grpbtn Vcrratb etflfr unpfr-
altibIi6sn @aIIsnmsbijtu bdbsu, trsIds it uaH
Der Seftigfeit hrs eeibens In bret 5dsen bic ~
brd cher pier gDehsn lseFn 8rSaslftbtrtal
briltn miro. Nerptnfra ofbtittn, ptltt iib
hurt eis BON ben Atrsfrn strpbnlt1 ptrorenf-
ten aiaueuraemifte iftts psrItltmmtrn, ptrern
eurt cine fur NIT bisfrm punbertartu mtpis
iinil6sn @smiit, In trrltsm bic eiseultaftrR
sinss ReiHiauHgs., Sidrfunge. unb S1ttser-
btGsnussmitttIs sIidIi$ i& strsiHissn, lsidi
"Gbfilt. VII
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-07-09
Oenticbe SbbfenDfps 2Oaem
IN Nennflloanfem.

Sn Sisfem Stdntr sisbt ss TN @an3sn
36 bsutihs SObfsuups SOasn, unb Ia
penn nadfclssnbsn Ssrssihntb lIsfsrn
mir ctrsn Namen unp Nu., ttrt Rtts
eIisotrSabl unp ibr 8srmGaeR:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-07-09
Mercbonts & Mscbonics
y 1mfs
Dpu e. rantpn, IA.

Capital 100000
Snrplns NSrpfft, $4,000
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-07-09
Slt l1ermict6cm 4:

8Ilr rtne Rstbe Sabre - I'D hia alder auIss
Sausrfianb, 9sIesen I'M 9adapanna Conn.
btp une an bic City Scranton greu,eub, an
Der etnie bon pittstpn apenue, unb nur 90
Vttnuttn Sang BON Der Ssibefabrif. DieIe
Sausrst stsnet ii6 Spr,iisIid ,um 5altrn BON
8hbsn fir Wilbeepinn unb ,ur pfan,una
bon @emilien fur ben Rarft. Die TeunIvIo
panta Snbn paIIirt burb has 9ane an btn
Beaver WsabbOp gnbs. Rsbrsre gate Duel
len ilne auf benz eanb. Wraen Ssrnti1e unb
Ssstnsuussn rage man mad bel
Spbn 5aubIea
29irba scranton, ia
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-07-09
1 SpaItf, t6brIi&

e6arIsfcn's SdbItn Ubn. bic ainpsr
taum 2OOOSetltn uub psrGisuern 9runb.
stssnttum In @srtts ppR betnabe feds
Iitatcnsn DOuarS u. t. $4,000 per
SopD unb pCbtr tpmmt Das? als ber
Sris8 pprbst mar, botten bic DeutIdsn
lOwObl ais ibre omsritant1&tn Rttbiir.
ger fat aass ptrlUrsn, abtr anGfatt bas
Ssrlortns gu bsiammsrn, stnssn bic
Dsutihen init friittm Wutbe an bic
Arbstt, ltbtsn fpariam, unb In stn pdar
5abrsn mar bas @,rlOrtne bopp.lt er.
lsbt trcb Der sr1utnbaftsn @irtblhaft
i'm Staats unp esr bossn Steuern. Sas
eanb III ebsn uuenbH6 rtt& unb brtnat
tauisnbfdIttss Srutt. 20 tann faum
rutntrt rtrbtn. Sitttn mir etne ons
ltanotas, iparfamt 8tssrune, 70 wiirce
CUB Carolina baIo elmer Der reibIten
Staatsn Der linton istn.
Nbsr ntAt altia In gbarleRon Fpb
bic Dtutfttn pobIbob;np, In fepemQan6s
ltdot6sn sibt &c Uauifht, bic ebenfaqs
ppblbnbtnb ine, uro beutf6e 5armer,
no INNER hs Elm @runbiiid bsbautn,
fno nHabbdnais upe babtn aIts, mas
ium esbtn aeb6rt, I'm utberflu6. go
jpanJta Deutfds ,uIdmmsnppbntn, atlt
ss psutfdte gsrsins, tn @iten srllitrt et.
ne SGiiBtn 9sfsllihaft IpwUtl ais In
Columbia unp CHARLESTON, In Baltuua
sibt 20 msbrsre e,uti6s @sltlIl6aftsn,
unb in ben a6ristn 9anbRdbt,u iubst
man Dsutfds psrltysut, ia, 60 atbt faft
tsinsn Srt In Sab GnrOltna, no nitbt
Dsutffe ppbntn unb fnb itrtr nod 70
psnias, 70 sdbIsn fs bod untsr bic ars
dhtetfsn SGrasr. 90 babsn Sranat.
burg, Slorsnss unb Wount pIsdfant
Oeuti6s SIrssrmstfttr, pdtrsnb in ans
cern Stdotsn Osutidhs In ben Staptratb
erTdbIt iinb, upo Ghar.;;a;.,n bate ftbun
''pstmal eInsn btuiiftn 8irgsrmsilfer.
Ss sibt wUbl fnGt tstnsn @taat In Der
linton mo- Die Gtu!fhsn, trcb ibrtr
ItwuGtn anjabl, 70 setbrt unb esaGht
oeftbsn. oIs In bsm pielpsrlGriesnen
Siib Garpltna,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-07-09
Rll iDerf0nfers: /:

Der unttpsifnsis btettt biermit febsn auto
pierce anb @tI6trrt, cine glnsabl 6ra6t- unb
anetre gBa9sn nsblt Iaem 3ubtbTr ,um Der
taufs an. gtdbsrs ausfunff srtbriIt W. Ssapp,
Srantpn, pa, S9S
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-07-09

S6sine sur gefErberuns bon pa1asisrsu
BON uuh mad alien @sssnpen DeutIhlanes
unb ber S6pei, nit Dampfs cbsr Srssls S6if-
fen iiber Nnttperprn, Bremen, Samburs, Sapre,
piperpppl &c. Az brbtuteub trmGbistru prriIen.
glus,ablunssn bur6 ppf-aupeiiunssn eurb
ben N0rcbsutlbGn 9lUpb mad benz glprbbsut-
Idben 9unb, gaiern, gBiirttsmtsre, Saben,
SeTru, 9ursmburg, ben Nisbsrlaneru, Dane.
mari, Sbpetsn unb RGrpfgtn.
Gslber fir unfers Rshnuns In Deuti6>
Lamb sinbtSablt, psreen In @jplp pber @egen'
rsrtb in papifr son uns Sersiitct.
gpama6trn, Wtftbs- unb aauf- Sontrattt,
9ersiniete Staattn pGiTr &c. nusstfertist.
Sir ale bur9 unS bfiOrstsn GsI9aftr ptrS
garnnttrt.
6mi9 gptIb. u. Rtfffl Il. 20.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-04-03
COBB SHERIFF SALES.

"ILL be sold before the Court House
Wv door in the city Of Marietta, Cobb
county, Ga, during the legal hours OF sale on
THE FIRST TUESDAY IN MAY NEXT
the following property, to-wit: Lots Of land
Nos. 1923, 99s, 1853, twenty acres OF 1893,
twenty-seyen acres OF 1874 and twenty acres OF
No. 1884, all in the 18th district and I'd section
Of Cobb county, Ca, together with all aud
singular the rights, members and appurteIi-
ances to the same belonging, consisting Of Mill,
machinery, &C., and known as the Oakley
Mills property. Levied on TO satisfy sundry
a fas issued from Cobb Superior Court in favor
Of Anthony Van Wyck, Cashier, &c, Va. Oak
ley Mills Manufacturing Company, John II.
james w. Oakley Mills Manufacturing Co,
s. w. Inman & Co. VS.. Oakley Mills Manu-
featuring Co.. and Aldrich & Van Wyck vs.
Oakley MilIs Manufacturing Co. Property
pointed out by plaintiffs attorney, This 3lst Of
March, 1874
Printers fee $750l
| Also at the same time and place the follow
Jug property to-wit: All that tract or parcel Of
| land situated, lying and being 10 the 18th Dis
| trict and 2nd section Of Cobb county, Ga.
known as lots of land Nos. 343, 397, 800, 399
AIS and twenty acres OF No. 4l6. Levied on as
the property Of James q. Lane, Executor o.
| Mrs. Caroline Il. Lane, deceased, by virtue o.
Fl ia from Cobb Superior Court in favor of DR.
| A, Reynolds, Executor Of Jonathan Lindley
deceased. Property pointed out by plaintiff
This March 3lst, 1874.
| Printers fee "a.
Also at the same time and place the follow
| ing property to.wit: Lot of Land 443 in the
18th dist and 2nd section Of Cobb county, Ga
Levied on as the property of Robt. b. McAtst
| TO satisfy Justices Court fila S9Sth district
@. NJ, in favor of L. c. Mcclellan vs. Robt b
McAfee Property pointed out by defendant
Levy made and returned to me by W b. Pill
grim, l.. G.
Printers foe 49,
Also at the same time and place, the follow
ing property to-wt One house and lot situa
ted of mile south of the Court House in Mari
eta Ga, known AZ the Gilmore place" ant
levied on as the property of. II. George. Sait
house aud lot lying east OF Atlanta street
bounded south by lands Of John Baker, north
by Mrs. Banks place and east by the Fan
| Grounds. Said place 80 levied on containing
ten acres more or less. Levied on to satisfy
| two Justices Court II fas of S96th district G
NJ, in favor Of Lemuel Black VS.. j. II. George
| Property pointed out by defendant Levy
made and returned to me by W. Is. Pilgrim, l.
IC. This April LIST, 1874.
Printers fee "a.
WM. Il. STEPHENS. Sheriff.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-04-03
THE COMING PARTY.

In view of recent elections many
Of our exchanges indulge the san
guine hope that the Democracy will
soon, again, rule the country, not
withstandiug "hope deferred has Of
ten made the heart sick". In view
Of the growing disintegration Of the
Republican party a Virginia paper
thinks the masses are being gather
ed into a new party to which it looks
with hope for the salvation of the
country.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-04-03

WNIILL be sold before the Court House
" door in the town Of Canton, Cherokee
county, Ca, within the legal hours of sale on
THE FIRST TUESDAY IN MAY NEXT,
the following property to-wit: Lots Of land
Nos 104 and liz and five acres of No. lO4 in
I'd dist and I'd sect of said county Levied on
as the property OF J. Y. Powell to satisfy a
Notarys Court fila from Hath dist &. M. OF
said county in favor of Jesse Clayton. Levied
and returned to me by VIM. Beck, l. c.
Printers lee S3.50'l
Also at the same time and place, 10 acres of
No. $40, ten acres of No 996, south halt OF No.
1922 aud all of No. 1923 except one acre, in
18th dist aud I'd sect of said county as the
property of l.. c. Harden to satisfy two JUS
tice Court fiias from S90th dist g. NJ. in favor
of Thos. ID. Evans. Levied and returned TO
me by j L. Carmichael, l.. c. April lat 1874.
printers fee $2.50)
Il. G. CRAWLING, Sheriff
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-04-03
CHEROKEE SHERIFF SALES.

Will be sold before the Court House door in
the Town Of Canton, within the legal hours OF
sale ON the firs, Tuesday in April next. the fol-
lowing property to-wit: Lots of Land, Nos.
lO3s and luS9 in the 2lst Dist. and 2nd Section
Of Cherokee County; levied on as the property
OF James Haggerty, 10 satisfy hSe Jusrees
Cont fifas issued from the Justices Court ofihe
sl7th Dist G. NJ. of said County, in favor OF
Thomas u. Evans. Admr. of VIM. d. Meroney
VS.. james HaGgerty. Principal, and Edmond
Fitzgerald, Security and Thomas D. Perkinson,
Security on stay; levied and returned to me by
/. j. Knykendall. L. c. Printers fes 81
Also I.o, OF land No. 467, in the 18th dist and
2nd Section Of said County, levied on as the
property Of George r. johnson. To satisfy two
Justices Court fifas issued from tie Justices
Court ofthe lOi5ih Dist. G.. NJ. Of said County
in favor Of John NJ. johnson vs.. George X.
Johnson aud Michael Chan, Exr. of Nathan
w hecler VS.. George K. johnson, levied and re-
,nrned 10 me BY John W Chapman. L, c.
Also Lot Of Land Nc. 3l6 in tn l4th Dist
and End Section Of said County, levied on as
the properly Of Z. X. Christian, TO satisfy a
Tax fila issued nv A. c. Cen. Tax Collector Of
aid County. vs. f. Il. Christian--leyied and
returned 10 me by II. G. Daniel. L. c.
This March 9th, ls94.
z G. CRAWLING. Sh'ff
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DOTS FROM THE sEABoARD,
DARrEN, Ga, March 25th, IA.

Editors journal DIN my former
communication ! gave you some en-
enlargement to expect few more
dots from this section Of the Empire
State of the South, and although |
may not fulfil that promise to your
satisfaction, or my own ideas Of what
an interesting letter should be, | will
endeavor to Ego through the mo.
tions," as the old man said who sat
down to an empty dinner table.
Since ! wrote last have wander
ed around the town and suburbs, and
been filed with sadness at the sight
of so much desolation, where once
resided SO many noble, refined fami-
lies noted for their generous hospi-
tally, and everything that adorned
private life. At one end of the
town stand the tabby walls Of the
old Troup mansion, which will be
remembered by many of your read
ers. Then in another direction is
the Kell place-the once elegant
house in a very dilapidated condi-
tion-the ornamental fence which
surrounded beautiful flower garden
and orange grove nearly obliterated,
while the latter is overgrown with
grass and noxious weeds. This must
have been a very beautiful place,
surrounded with live oaks overhung
with moss, and the largest cedar
trees | ever saw.
The only representative of the
family which formerly resided here,
is old daddy Jim, faithful family
servant who says he stays to take
care Of the place. A little way be-
yond this, is what is called the
"Ridge," where all the families who
resided in Darien when rice culture
was more general upon the surround
ing islands than at present, spent
the summer and fall months. These
houses did not receive that attention
from the torches of the colored SOL
diers, that gave such notoriety to
the town, and the people reside there
now all the year.
There are two church buildings
in that NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Roman Catholic, and the Meth
odists occupy school house.
believe the majority of those
who plant rice have succeeded as
well as could be expected consider
ing the difficulty of controlling labor
at all times, and especially when
most needed. Parties who are
planting on an island near here, have
recently received thirty Cinnamon
as laborers who are now at work in
the rice fields. Time will devclope
The practicability or failure of the
experiment. There are idle negroes
enough about the streets to work q
dozen plantations if they we're where
they ought TO be.
There is a good opening here for
the "Good Templars" to work, for
there are more than twenty stores
for the sale of general merchandise,
and all Of them, with one exception
only, have a license to retail ardent
spirits, besides the hotel bar that
keeps one man busy most of the
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