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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1876)
Tin: VINDICATOR T KeTII.T. hrH-rr- nn-i I't.rttrtM iIt.ENVILB. kTuITvV .ln if*. 187'; J udge Carlton 15 Colo, ol Mko.o, D <Jt:ad nged 7:i years. Tbs Griflln News (jotilsin- Hr* announce menl of the <leoU of Sinn* Neal. ag*<l 1) ~Mr.~ Meal ~srS a weti known **.4 sseni tliy citizen ol Pike county. |j|Cr.ugr liens*. The Ut number ol the ft*i>or(*!‘ y t!l * 1 *>of handanms ftteiJ Mr Ge.orge J, Martin, ol Meriwether, will come to LsOrtnge <' casionally. Well, brother Waterman, our Iriend Is over < n 1/tisinsss, you know. Her. U J. EIH, rery tavorsbly known to many of our readers, line entered on bis labors os pastor of t/oup ilrcult, end - ili make Lie residence nt M Win ty.yelacwV • few mile* front Lsflranjie. A o>rrt *|X>ndent of the Cl. ton tele and Hr nlmrl thus refers t • Tli* Gcoigia S*W brduilr|* Mr. Hill** speech in congress. The OsOTfia members wr* variously Hill. Unßant Phil Cook, who the day Ix-for# bad Indignantly told Blslr# that thousand* of victims of the suffering* 01 .lured In Northern prtwifi* rrmid tie Imnd Jll "Georgia alone," when the noisy lunuth ed deiHapogu# nod bhiolorcr had denied that Confederate prisoner* had suffered, had Kurrcudered Ida seat to Mr Hill, and sat with Ida lace to Ills uni'Mil colliMjpic Across Ihe narrow aide sat Hu Ridge, cclin and erect, llairi* Ml 1 loan to HiH, to -4<lp him with Ihe nuihorltiea he ra*| lired in Ills argument; Bui till nal >o Ida own seat, close,|y watching Ihe seem- with more or |M anilely Hpon Ida countenance lllrtunt nnd Gander, wlmsi, 4* are adja cent, w*r absorbed IMflUtl and apuct* lora— mount witli bla l>cd iijniii hi* Mind, ids face betray Inc v<> particular iinotlon and Candler, with Ida f<*< wearing that curlou* equivoke id capreaaion that utterly forbid* one to know *l. tic r he .* [.leaned rat dlapleoacd, entertained or annoyed, amused or disgusted l> iHdtnn nernpieri Ida aceostomrid scat nndtl.e (I .or held no, morg defabled listener to Ihti nohie 01a tioa of Ids old cine, male Kprcrli 4l Jitl||‘ Winner. From the Allsnlrt Coioliiiitloii wr *lif' (no following report of*the •|,ix h <.l J'i'lg*' Witni'r lorniluec the per iliem ut mir lrjri fgfors. 'fh Ar#t wnlmalei) dstmfc) of lira wciimi m the house enme off yrsterdsy- BKWJCtftO VIIR etui DtKkt The llnance committee having reported adverse to the hill Inlrodu'-ed by Mr. Wat ner 1o rsdwc# the j>er diem ol membors lo $6 der day end fH for every 20 mUe* * atiletge. Mr. Warner addressed the houae on a mr.flon to dlssst'** lo Ihe report of the commlllce. Ho sitid that It was not pleasant dtlfy {*> atlvrmnle meusuree <om- Ing in diroel contaol with Interest. But it was the duly ol the house to" con-Ider the subject. He tielleyed tbe trill ono of public necessity, 110 need not Inform Hit- mem bar* nt tlio coodHon of fnx pay an. Bcoraa •I bill# bed been Introduced to reduce tin py ofaottnty nOtrcr*. Wont ! the hmw, bating the purse strings in tier own hand refoaa to reduce their own payt l>om the publicgood demand that member* altall rn Mtve f7 per dayTwltl there m t be ninnrdi ability In the bouse lor $5 pet day * fur |I per dnyT Yeara,*go when we had the Jack annti the Cotibl, tlte Arnold*, the Miller* and tba Jenkins In oui legislative hIU they received $4 par day. Were liny not tfce peers of the members of till* Uou*e, yea not better than all of u. Will the public Interest bo Injured by a reduction ? lie bo bated that member* should receive tbelr expencea, but thoy should not come bore to make money. Ho dldn t believe ttisl any n*m.t to make money. The member* seem aaTtnng To reduce ftio puy of every one. -but tbemaelves, while there w<M no public ; or private necessity lor |7. lithe amount of the per diem is fixed by atatnta It goes unto the general appropiin - Hon bill. The constitution require* die t>er diem to be fixed by law. lie would reduce tba aalarlea ot-the government and Judges of the supreme and superior court*- The state bouse officers perliai* do not get more than enough, Mr. Peeples— Your bill proposes to wake tUc reduction begin with ihe session. I' that not retroactive awl uuconslltutlonsl ? Mf. Warner—lt to within the power ol ilia legislature to control tho pay of her own members. The legislature of 1871 made the reduction go back. Mr. Bacon, of Bi'rb—l mote to recom mit to the finance committee with instruc tionat*report it in the general appropria tion bill. Mr. Revill—lf I uitotako not, tlic speaker pro tom ru’ed last year that '.he appropria* lion act could not change the law. Mr. Bacon—l held that the appropriation net could not change a salary fixed by law Mr. Warner called for the yeas and nays, and the rote stood yeas 17, nays 01. The yeas and nays were not called, aud the mo tion to recommit prerailed Mr Revtll-'To fix the compensation of the treasurer of Hhmweiher connty. Senator Peary addressed the senate at L length, favoring the bill, of which he was k the anther. ilia speech in lull will proba- Bbly be printed at some future day. B B* Senator Peavy—To authorise the Barnsty court of Troup to take Jurisdiction of tbe will and estate of Joseph L. Binning oi Meriwether, and to allow James W. Banning, Orbinary of Meriwether county, who ia one of the named executors, to qosl ily as such without res : g> ine his office, and (nr utoer purpose*. Atlasstrt Ixller. hfir VirtdiaUrtr ; ~ i"t;" inyr-'i'-'icd ho-frsfy fr-imxl fiode fmli with my styling you Mr* VisOiCATuU Ul week, although i think him bypocrit j/.-l, ye: I will change my lortn ol address and call you simply ‘ Vindi/saU/r<" Tiie legislature has lieen quite busy, dio [atd.iur business rapidly. The mwot ol local legislation is unusually large Msny, rery many “dog-Hawa haw tweu -ttt Iroluccl Among the fell la on tbi* auh ject :> one lioin Judge Warner declaring that dog* thsll Hot lx; property lor the pur pose ol Imposing an ad mb/rem tax. < n M onday the subject catna up in tb seriate win n that body replied to tax the dog* by a vote o! 8 to 17 Mr. Hester of Elbert cade a labored epecr t> la favor ol dog* declaring them to lie protector of our poultry, sheep, and property. He thought the *.|x.ft in hunting to tie ennobling and eatd the victo ry gained ov< r i|. lint.ill at New Ori'tto* tty the “Hunter* of Kentucky' was one of the grandest a< ItieVeiiients on record Tut* speech ui u,ni£U ang else, in luced ihe ttru. ate to reluae to tax dogs, Jgist Saturday Mr Petvy made one ol . hi at.ii-st [awclt’e fn lietialf of lit* Jury till. H apokc nearly two houta and covered the whole ground. The bid [.awed iii senate ity a majority of one. Mr. KHpatib h ol Harris proixtsex to amend Ihe Kxle by |.urttlijng ‘.'>r*c steal jug vti'h death, wlt.h Mr. Wa.ren wants to declatc it criminal to purchase g'X/dt and 1 battles at <: salt sale and w- il llt< *n.' willioi.t payuig lor the aatrtft- Judge Hj.tcr wants to change the Hcboo law by abolmh tig the ofll e of ti/dtrty ..cltool connnUaioiicr* and .caking tilt: Or dlitaty, 1 ..u.i'y 11 i• . 1 tjt and .lu i'i.e ol the IV n.i: pel lortn his dudes, [laying n.<- >.<> in ty treasurer 1 j;.er cent on the. sct.ool fund re. 1 , ty. and Iy him. -j-ttoftce-dtet-dbe last —l,ag*an/it—Ih-noto puluplaias that HtitHLiat le#/hjy a fs< U mg the •: >.!>• Willie 11-T 1 ! 1 regrets that his legislative I ill ir fall to met Watei man's approval, yet lie is cons'.led hy a let let from a ihsUrygulsht!'. lawyer and jn list of Western (inorgls. Warmly eormiiei ding Idi ronrsc, arid tießng cim. Ifevid, to go oil in the good W‘ ik ot atieu.j.tn.g to fedu u our t I.‘a l.y a 1., luelh.ll ut the ila lies o| atnte • ffleials. It Wtilennsi. annoiinc vi I mi i'd a champion ol lilgl. silarie.r I*. him go ahead, bid We had ratl.i l ham him i.U bur Soi*’. Tin honvcnllon Mil comes up in ihe (Toiise neat'l hurarbiy. It is wmafkahl# tl.nl ill the lixgiiiuti g nl l it* li iussion many rin-inliei s, fthis lim* Urge mnjority, )< mne Pi Atluntn stro ugly <n f.vof nl ending (-..rivxiil on, lint nfler rcrnnlnltig Imn tt v*i k or two, it elntngn I* |i*feeptihle hi tin min,ls of many. The Irtiih is n mejorlty of tlie people of Atlanta seem to think the advocates of a qoiHrni i*>n want such s body to asMmblo only to remove Hie cupi till ol the statu and Bins every mn In the city Is u self consHtnfeif ci.mmilteo to pm rent legislators from doing tvhal their con stitnvnts desire I lie leers ol 'tie timid roe nppeitled l*i ami tliey nre told Itmt mn li a (muse will lose the democratic mi trot ol tlftrstate ami tiling the ra.lii eU back into [iiiwrf, ntid give Cti.-4i-g'iTi t-. tj-al [rt/fy the next presidential election A motion to repeal the hilt ol iaal ara aion reducing the homestead lod to an ani mated discussion in which, it tccllUal, all attempt was made to place a gutter natorl nice manaeverlng was seen an 1 the battle was, at least, a liar ran victory. Candidate* for Governor are working quietly, but actively, and by the first of March Uie ••State" will be fixed. The contention bill re|>orted by the coni mittee mat ; the body iihi urge, and pro poses to bate the election* in March and Hie contention assemble in April. The treasury Muss is being stirred nvrey day in nttcinpt to obtain more light. Must command you lor the excellent pa per you elite us last week. V I. N Tribute OfHdSpect, [For the Meriwether Vindicator,] At a regular Communication ol Haralson Lodge No 142 F. AA M held In the Lodge It<Kim Janui.ry tilth, 1876, tlic following preamb'e and resolutions were unanimous ly adoptc i. : Wiikkas, obedience to the mandate of tlic Grand Master of tire Uniyerse, whose dispensations of Providence arc wise, but Inscrutable, oor much ss termed and worthy brother, John M, Callaham has been “call ed front labor’’ in tho quarries below to refreshment in tire Lodge above. . Therefore resolved IM.—That in the death ot Brother Callaham, this Lodge, the Christian Church, ibis whole community, but more especially the family iutrusted to his care, Uave sustained an irreparable loss, but we bow in humble submission to the will of Hitn, “who doeth all things well,” believing that our loss is his eterbal gain. Resolved 2nd —That we tender to the bereaved family of our deceased brother onr heartfelt sympathy in this, their sad dest afitictioo, and commend them the care and mercy of an alwise Chid, and the pro tection and sympathy of the craft “whitbao ever disposed around the globe." Resolved 3rd.—That in tnkenof our cs teem, the Lodge be draped in mourning and the members wear the usual badge tor I thirty days. Resolved 4th. —That a page of our record be inscribed to his memory, and that a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family of the deceased under tire seal of the Lodge, and that a copy be sent to tho "Seuoia Enterprise” and "Meriwether VtH hicator" lor publication. Respectfully submitted} fj. P. Taylor Committee. -(J.S. Elmore L 1W >V. Addy J. EH A I, A DVEimSBMKUT* Bale. I N THE District (-urt St the United 1_ States tor the Northern District *1 (jeorgi* in l.’ankrujtHcy, in die tnaUer ol Ateo'.ui Turner Bankrupt By virtue of an order of the Hoe. Black 00* ol the Hegistery in Bankruptcy ol said Court, granted at Atianta April fifth 1174, an 1 io i.ursuacc? ol a .Jndgeinem of Hon John Kftkiae Judge ol Mthl Cuert aJ&rmad bv Jmige Word in flic U.jibrable Cireu.i Coon of the United Dta'e*. I wild hU on Thurotey the 1 7th 4jy of February between tbe bosir* of fen a. tt and four P. m , at public out cry be*, re the Court H d.e.r m Ihe b*wo ot Or# nulla and county oi McnwelLer and Htaic ot Uatwgia the following pr <j>my *>l the estate of Atiaaioo. Tarn*', Bankrupt, aitoate in tbe town of Ore* 1 Vila aud wunlv of Meriwether and ! rtteie of Georgia, kno vll in the plan of i said tow nas whole iota of land nBu.O ’ fool (4j nuu.la-/ u. nty eight (28;. nu. << twenty nine (•;{?}, mimte twenty-eevan (g7,i and num'x-r five (5) e.-u.li cewitaioittg on* halt acre tuuie or ju, esctpl that pair ui l<t uni be* live, descritiwd in a deed to * > I, I'esvy Iroiu j 1, l Mv“ on wjnen Is ,it> ated the !w iffi < of <> L. I'eaVy, a;w, cxispi that i.arr or Tf'. Ti .e rfry~!xt ■■near (lie) try J A tj.moufon on winch i* !.**<*•; a,*to* house. And eXe''[d' that part '• N ..five <) mi which 1* tocatid li.e -orA.tr-rr;y.i \trr:iyarf*i,. ■ lai * XT.ce, ado alia. ■ swl Ia * ( Atef oil] wl.cli i hieated tt e Jaw offi e onea*meeu j pKC by K <; Mohtey, and *;•*< ibe whaste o* t lots number One hundred and eUVeil (llljl mrrummg rmr and one tialt acres U*ot *0 | l* a, k.t nurr.lsar one hoodrad and tewtlHr)! it b* lug li.- old M: diodiM (dm*, bl it t lining OV and one foJmKtt|; acres more j •or ba< At*** Ufiu.l.er fi‘.) tore* < "fj a-.d j fifty lour i,U each cirotaiuinJng <(gir~bs. acre more or less The whose tx-teg h j ill I Howard Dotwf pmpert :c ted by * ! <i Hows* Ito V A '*,H, ap t V A fiaslnll to M A Bell and fully described in a deed If w >1 A It Ito Aliwahsoi llt Hit le.oided P, (.bias ~!! : ol JMefte '■ Ivf .1/1),t il'll I slit, It e<k ‘*l p*g* f&k ld/ j (Merited lie no Ail ot s> J (.lopekv s lice If".n ill ineii.cierai.es. Si, bens’: 1 l.’ilH, Uillg If ,f.a*. f.ed Wl Ibe pf.S".i* ill aaid talc, —rsvr.f to —trr —Vend . - - lien ol \l A It. j. j- it in- pure ha*# (p-. xy j I e.ins nat'l sal.; (.ush Jsu, ( 1x,,>5 |M AMI ItfcEM kJ*. ill * A 10. kmal t*i|a' Mhfvriff Halo*. i i ■ ■’. fji I A M4‘taHfH-ir * W r ILL he 5..11 hr ioi* thi Court W |? ,|,i r in tlie town nl OmswriUa a( ■si I county within til* tftjwt hours of sate o the Oral I ~evl*y lo Fahroary W*V tha following tract of land Iri"* l lltele#' nth district of said murßy , *v'tl4‘*riwg A*a ho .[[ [ iMfiety etgt.i snd a bad si nr 4*r m ms, hi wit , h.ts Nos t.TO srv t f-M mis. |III te*pf s arosn portion <.ff of US *' ern [sifiM-n el No. 9? S)i leyle ! .m *• ll.e propriy of John N Its? Unit by virtns ol * ft fa lr*>nv rrmi(. Hupei lor < jii't In Invor of H. M MFsn v John W Ragland and Mr*. -IT ' W Hag ii„t alias Farniix . Bek tsiitf. Fr*man Martin snd JahaiWnnd srd, fcnlore'l,) are fn [e ss.sskei ofwki I sod Kiel lii'llis*-1 iu terms rif tsw, J,rh#W Itig tan. l on! ol the defendants serymli withs written nolire l.y rtiS!i t *t fraGranfli ff‘ ,;, p roiiuty, Georgia. This Jsn. 7th RfJ6 *d AliHO t tlie tamo tims sud ldscs .wtll te sold die following IwOdi, tiTwTT: ***• *♦-- 126 and No J 32 each w.rdalnioi' s#‘ and aJvr. the aof b h*t< *4 I*4. No FJ o isinlng 101 j acres, ab t on'aining 7,6*4 t r, ‘' sit situate in die KXti district rtl si*i,| (gun ty. Levied wn as tho property of Wnl A Tinkers'm to s-idsfy (I t from MriW*her Hoim fior Goutl in *v rof J#l‘rs K'oyit *" Wm A tVrlirtv.fr. Tn*m tn pr.gssirm notifhd according to Uw Tlds.Jin, 7th 187 H *•'♦{ W If FA VEIL 1 M C Administrator Salem. 1 - UtCtitttliA Meriwether C mntri : Wdl tie sold on the first Tues-iy In Fth m iry ncr< Irclm - * th* court houfi door In tho town of Greenville Mriw*r county Georgia, he<we-n the legal hoiA of sale, 500 acre* of land, to wit JCff >r*a- more or less, a-mie l>eing lot No. 104 it tba 11 1 li district ol aid ciinty ; bound*,! east by land of AII Tlwunuapo, south I It Pidltip*, north by latffis ol Mrs. Tritnbl* west |,y J H C itinig Also iHV>fi*<t* more or less, asms being part* lot* Jfoa. 181 and 183 in th# 10Ui district ol sskl county of Meriwetlier and known ss ,he*T'ltn*n Puliin old place." These lands are sold under order ol th# court of Onfosry ot Troup coumy, U*., as the piopaib of J. T. I’uliin lata of Troup corufy die*!., for tlie item fit of ths heirs and credit#* of said deceased. The altnve described property wilt be sold at the r**k snd entente ot Frank Word homer purchaser failed to comply with die term* ot sal* Term* cash. This Jtn. 7ih lS7f>. 8d WM. HOGAN, Adnr, J. T. f illinjv-cd. GEORGIA Meriwether County beamier J. Mtlaui as Extr., M tie es'ate of Marv Ann Mood, deceased, eprm nts to the court that tie has folly idiuuistered said estate, and petitions fer.diimission from said trust. This is therefore to cite anddmieh all coucerned to file their objecllijns, if any. they have, on or before tke lat JfctoMy tw next. under my hand and oftll signs line this Nov. Ist 1875. *7 JAMES W. BANNIiJi 0I C ’ i . J GEORGIA Meriwether Couutj I will apply to the Honerat* cou* o' Ordinary in and lor sahl corAy on the first Monday in February nextor lease t 0 sell ail the l,anu belonging tutu estate. 0 t John Pearson Deed. This Ja|Sf lbli 3pi \V FiORRlt. GEORGIA Metiwelher Couut Reuben E- Strozier has appM tor ex emption of personalty and Sling apart and valuation ol HamesteAdmd I Till pass upon the same at 11 o‘ci4t A. st. od the 81st day of January 1876 my office in Greenyiile. Thia Jsn. 19 J? 6. 2* J W BANNttdO Mt The Kennesaw Gazette A MOSTttLT PAPER, PCBIRVOAT ATLANTA, Gi ( ; | Devoted to Railroad inter*. Literature Wit and Humor. Fifty l*r Year CHROMO to evetv aubeert. Address KENNESAW fZETTE, Atiaata Ga GIVE YOtnrPATRON’AGE TO THE aiIEE N V IEEE Masonic Institute If WILL Of*LN THE LAST j x i pny f/ ) \ AU y wl*n 1U ttni w i C>tiituu<: fof F*iva AIoritIiH AFTKWWAMD' th# it >fi w be LIKE W I'vJb= Acade oy ~ ■ zg re fia.ret rtow and by Toil tuna w. be thur ■wfr. {'iViT'V Kffoi*t; ;VV hr iry*‘U •* * <¥*’><* *' •••- # *’’> <y> Uj I TO'. k?t. AH * I TUITION ‘ - ' *V p- V;. (Y U- TO*. . !.s Atl ft #<J . 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