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our vcaswrurtmi r,cu»-r.. Taylor County Sheriff Salss | HEW apyb&iibbiibntb.
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WAFismxiiThx, Mnrcli 16th 1877-.
As Ih • Democratl ncera doohici to
teinsln out In the cold fork low more
jcnra it •» only nrtbrtl that they
nhonld taka to themioltoj torno com*
tort in looking upon dcsomlons in the
rFirmed and lightod lump of tho ene*
ray, and much comfort Is promised.
It is plain that the acting President
means to put his party through some
thing the samo process of “1 coon strno-
tlcn” that the party attempted to force
upon tho Booth, At least, the change
he attempts will bo ns thorough nad
comprehensive. No less earnest as
tho old Icniem of tho party in resist
ing such changes. They hare with
drawn from tho first mistaken step of
attacking a policy not thou clearly
defined,but nro only watting for a bet
tor opportunity. On rcllcctiou they
•aw the folly of attacking the acting
President, on Scco unt of Cabluet ap
pointments,as each of tho more ptom-
inent Republicans might be suspected
in tho matter, of personal disappoint
ment. go one after another of them
has mndn his pcaeo, assured Hayes of
a cordlnl support, aud is now quietly
platting his overthrow. That the ac
ting President holds assurances of
amity at the real value is apparent,for
lto is seokliig every eecnsion to make
himself popular with the people w th-
out resorting to the old time-lenders-
But he feels, too, tho strength of the
opposition that may at any moment be
developed, and already mates many
promises thet if bis present Southern
policy shall not succeed, be is willing
at any time to change it.. Thus the
Republtcaus may be said to have tbelr
war point on, end their arms at hand,
uo; front any fear of the common ene
my, but because of jealous end mutu
al hatred and distrust among them
selves. As said befere, it is liatutal
Him democrats should find in this state
of thing’s among tlisir enemies, some
consolation. Even the misfortunes of
our to ends, some one has said, give
us a certain pleasure. P. The Senate
has been notified that Us presnee will
he necessary for only a few more days.
Its only duty is to act on such nomi
nations as may be sent in, and these
it is odlclslly announced will be very
few. Among them will be that of
Fred Douglass,as - no of the Commis
sioners of the District Of Columbia,
Ills name has not been mentioned in
commotion with this office until to
day, though that of nosrly every o her
pclUlclan in the country, and of office
lias keen. 1 speak from an internal
Knowledge ef public sentiment here
when I say that Mr. Douglass’s ap-
poiutmciitn8 Commissioner, will l>o
acceptable to most of tho -white people
of the district, and to few of the col
ored ponple. Ever shystor politician
among the latter has Ids fling at the
man who has done more than any oth.
er colored man to give stnndlug to-
the rare. P. A few days since the
Washington clnh-housc, fomans In
the days of the district ring under the
Board of public work, was offered for
sale. H was the head-quarters of
“Boss” Shepard anil his friends, and
cost that gentleman large sums of
money. He had away of paying bis
own bills, and those of his friends, in
the days when he was prosperons,and
if speculation and the hard times had
not kept him embarrased fora y.-ar or
two past, we should not have seen
the olnb-hnuse an d forlte debts.
Public attonetl- n has been directed
lately, to the number of homicides
committed here. They are not more
numerous uow than heretofore per
haps, having always been out r.f pro
portion to our population, but the
lately published fact' that our Police
force has for years been partisan and
illngitimnto purposes, to the negleet
of its proper dntios, will probably
cause some decisive actlou tc be taken
by the acting President, in whoso
bands all the pc-wer ia placed by law.
Itmsc.
8, 2). lee.
Tho Green Mountain Meadow
murderer, who killed tho South-
era emigrants twanty-two years
•go, was shot on Friday last. This
j« « terrible warning to all who
violate the laws of God and man.
was shot on tho identical spot
dcred tha emigrants on,
Win bo sold before tbo Cmnt Honrs door,
in tliu town of Butlur, on tho first Tuesday
in April, next, beewe-n tho legal hours of
sate, tho following properly io wit: Lot of
hind No. 239 in tbo Rith, district of mriu
c jAnty, to satisfy a ft, Xu. issued from Taylor
Superior Court, in favor of Willi* Whatley,
vs. R. M. Garrett, Aduii hist rator and J.B.
Fowler, Endnnwr. Propertv pointed out hi
It. M. Garrett. Administrator. Sold us tbt
property of Enoch '.Jnrrett, deceased.
Also, at ths same time and pbu», ere (1)
show cose and nine ity onus and stiver
wa'ebtt, to satiety two It; it's. L«ned fn cu
Taylor tfnrericr Court. ono in favor of 8am-
nel Garrett, for the net of offiom of conn,
vs. J. J„ Reinhart, and one in favor of Hon-
derron. Meeker mid Bird. vs. J. .T. Reinhr.it,
sold os the property of 4. J. Reinhart.
Proper*y pointed ont by plaiutMTs attorney.
Also, at ♦ha some time and flhce, 60 acres
of tha northeast portion oflot of land No. 7
in the old agency reserve ot said county, tc-
a-.tihfy two t ix ft. fa’s. lsatwAby Tux Collec
tor of sold county, vs. John W. Wautor, to
liia fax for tbe ymrs 1875 and 1876. Also t'
Kttisfr n fi. la. leaned from tbe Jnatloe
court ol the 768th, district, G. M. in favor
of Ftckltn and Wiilia vs. Jnim w. Wootor
Property pointed out by Joab Willis. Levt
made uud returned to me by D. Beelanu,
L 1).
Also, at tbe same tim» and plaoo,200 acres
of laud, Iwunded by Flint river on tbo north,
and cast, by the old Wire road on the south,
and rminiug up anid Wiro rood a Mifflcien-
distouce thut u line rnnuing dimoly north
would make two hundred acres, all lying and
beinn in Tayiorcounty. Gib., to SHtiufy two
fi. fa’s issued from i)ie Justice court tbe
768tb. Disirlot, G. M. In favor of Flckltu
ft Wilis vs. W. H. Harithfro. Psoperty
pointed ont by Joab Willis. Levy mude and
retained to me by D N«elnnd, L. 1).
A 1 so, at tbe same time and plane,.all tbn
tract or parcel of land Known a.* the old Cor*
biu place, lying north of the old Wire road
Bounded ou the north l»y the lands of J. D,
Beall and Flint river,and on the east by Flint
river, eu the south by the old Wire road.nnd
on the west by the lands of W. I». Griffith
containing iu.nll, one thousand (100U1 acres
more or less, to ssti.-fy a fi. fa. issued fr<>m
Taylor Superior Court, in favor of Joab
Willis vs. W H. Catithers. Property point
ed out bv stud Willis
Also, at the tame lime and ptoee, lot of
land No. 127 and 50 acres of loi No, 123
all in the 14th, District of mud ninety, t<-
satisfy a fi. fa issued from Taylor fchpoiior
Coats iu favor of O. H. Colbert, Aadunce,
vs. W. N. Wbatlev. Property pointed out
by O. M. Colbert, Plaintiff!
Also, at the same time and placet lot *f
land Mo. 144, in the I3ch, District of said
conaty, to satisty a 11. fa. issued from Taylor
Superior Court, in fa\or of John J*i»er, vs.
James Tompson and John M. Tompson.
Sold as the property of James Tompson
Property pointed out by Plaintiff’s Attorney.
C. A. J. POPE,
Sheriff.
GEORGIA—Tatnon Count* :
Mrs. Sarah .Sietrunk applies to ms for
mnnent litters of Administration on the
tateof Thomas W. Bistrunk, late of said
ounty, deceased. All persons concerned
creditors aud uext to kin* to show cause if
uuy they cau, on or before the first Mond l
in April next, why said letter with Adminal
tration on said estata should not bo grontid
said applicant. Given- under my hand Offi
cially. This 12th, Maroh. 1877.
JAMES D. ltUtf.S,
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