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IBA-NO. 41.
Did Tam Ever Know at Kata tw Ae
kwwwlcdge Ba Snored? — Back
Ague a My Ik—A ‘•■tack kkat”
Daar-Stnaaklaaamd Babkatfc
■ekaal Language—’Waads-
eraft, “Oaaas” amd
Vanlmaa.
a obaxo tom fob A bovKB or worn?—
on, that axuxx 1 — bpbabi
TOBTUM—TH* TOW* THAT WAS—
THB DUBT AMD TH* DIAD THAT
KOWA BE-HBADQCABTBB1
FOB BIB DC—AX OX-
FBOFITIODg 1TABT.
1 Mlptmekaa Party Lssfctu, for
TralP.naMmda waJhfl Dcbaad.
Gain bin just rcmnrkd to me, "Ur,
Nard, yon ia miotaken 'tool my being
nan-nick—I ’knowledge I throw noma
boil oil my atomaob, bat a* it wa* jolt as
green ia any indiger it allowed I mnaa
hare been aiek before.” Mo man baa
erar yet felt willing to nbkoowlodga he
anored or waa ever oen-eiok, exoept just
little. The “buok-pgue" ia n myth.
Any man who has aver stood the eleo-
trle shook caused by the whir of a oovoy
of partridge* need never fetr the eight
of a deer ean so unman him an to prevent
his shooting. We nhoot early end of ten.
splendid min, hard and continuous, cams
down the other night and completely
obliterated the thousands of old traoks
made by the deer on tit. Joseph’s Point.
Haring waited until about 10 a. k
started out and soon found a fresh trail.
It is as easy to follbw in this sandy aoil
it would be in the enow. Following
it four milea through its winding,
tortuous path, at last we found tho
patch in wbieh thin doer lay
dowe. Bight then I aaw a “ooon,
and never letting snob chances slip, shot
and killed him. - The shot startled the
deer and one of the dogs jumped at him.
Kcarcely fifty yards a floe doa. wa
■nakiog nervous and rapid strides for life,
and then onr party, Apello, Benedict
and myself, ail let fly a couple of barrels
each. Aa we eonld see the execution this
well-aimed skirmishing did, it 1
wonderful that the deer should kaap ran.
ning. She did tun and kept at it,
and tho doge and ail of os right behind.
Apollo fell heels over head three times,
stuck hia gun barrels a foot deep into the
sand, used acme choice Sabbath-school
language, bnt kept moving. It waa
healthy chase of over a mile, and than
the deer dropped deed—plucky to tho
last. These Bwift-heeled creatures have
aa mneh vitality aa a “high-land terrapin.
Beuediot said be thought ho was pratty
healthy, and didn’t need so mneh exer.
rise, and stopped after a few hundred
yards’ obaae. Apollo actually ran till
he couldn’t talk, and waa of oonno mis
erable. He pays being dumb ia an awful
punishment.-*. This wan the firat time ha
ever tried it. Aak hie friends. We
counted twenty-one buckshot holes in
ibis dear, and one of thorn completely
through both lungs. As neooona walk
down bars in daylight, and aa our Gaor-
Ria dog knowa no higher celling, we are
afflicted with an over-dose of "ooon.”
didn’t half * railroad, doing a thriving
— now no shanty even nrarka Its looetlou.
A cemetery near by tails the oft-repeated
Story. This, God’s sore, ia well-fitted, fur
yellow foyer once held Ugi^egrgivgt here.
Apalaehiool* JANUM . too pOWUttei and
draw St. Joseph’s trada away, and whan,
its treasure* were wasted hearts heeame
aiok and the body died. Iho sand and
LUMBUS
GEORGIA, MORNING MAY 11 1875
‘NO 108
Wa killed two that d..
try. Raxt day eaot: inti Va killed a
dear singly and alp*#, go ■ help, no part
narahip, and three hats an ornamented
With dear-tail pi ume.- Wo ore naturally
proud, feel elevated, and talk sagely of
the habit of "the deer,” "the error* of
yonng hunter*,” "what wo know of sheet
ing,” Ac.
Gain and Bob nhowed na a Httlo hunt
ing wrinkle to-day. Tjfey ore posted an
woodaoraft. Having a big stock of dear
meat, we didn't oom* to carry it four or
five miles, and determined to hang it np
and return in the boat for it, tor we
oan get dowa in thaixff within half a mile
of the plaoa it was left at.
W* euggeeted that ' birds, wild
cats or some “rarmint” might eat
tham. They aaid “wait till we got done
and they won’t eome nigh thld venison.''
Then they wet powder and oovered two
or three stripe of rag* sod tied it near,
and assured na “the meat ia safe.” The
heada wa had out off a few hundred
yards away. Next day the heads were
picked clean, but the other “meat waa
safe." They told na that often they did
this, or left a seat banging near, and that
the panthers, bussafdo, eaglas or hawks
never approached close to it.
Naturally enough wo got thlrMy in
these parts,and mentioned that there “waa
water everywhere, and not a drop to
drink.” These old hunters soon unde
ceived me, by digging * hole in the sand
just above high water mark and handed
me a cup of splendid fresh water.
Onr laat day deer boating will be long
remembered by onr band. A splendid
deer, the iargeet bnek i aver aaw, having
jumped near was shot at sod hia lag broki
em This to a man it a gnat calamity,
but a dear moves right along, tt takas
more then that to disturb hia equanimity.
Finding that the dogf wart gettiug uncom
fortably near, ha took to the bay. Wc
saw him as wa neared the beach going
right oot into deep water, every dog just
behind, swimming for dear life. Wo
knew it would not do to let him get too
far out. The snn was jnat setting, this
handsome deer with jut hia shoulders
and head ont, and five eager dogs anx
ious for the fray, tho battle ground the
beautiful bay of 8t. Joseph, waa a pioture
few artists oan paint. It wu grand in its
surroundings, beautiful iu detail. I do
not know that you would enjoy it. You
might not,any more than a preacher would
a eiroao, or a eadet sprayer meeting! but
to men who love this sort of fun it off*
■nperlalirely enjoyable. Appiip and my
self wen leading the hunting party, and
right after that deerwa Went The water
soon got knee deep, then thigh deep, and
then waist deep. We were nearing the
prize, and both of us trying to be first. I
wu diatanoed. Apollo alntohad that dear
and shouted. The dogs were thou all
around, tho door pawing them, and they
barking themselves hoarse, varying „the
programme wi|h mi gyReirnal bite at.the
deer, and both going nndor. Wa stabbed
the bock after a rtwrt rtriffgiei and be
bled fraely. "Sharks 1” And anrs enough
Itit •chillm. .i ’
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here they cams, two of (ham—the smell
of blood, I presume, enticing them on.
W* grasped this deeV’s hind legs and start-
ad for ahora We beat the time we made
going in by eeeerat seconds. A shark ia
a powsrful inoantiva to action.
Did yon ever see—mall a skunk?
Jpst after this episode w* were
enticed off far follow ' two of oar
dog* whiah seemed to smell some
thing in the air. Apollo has had
catarrh for ten jwt I but •* said he
thought he could am*j[ ffiis deer the dbg*
were after now. tfe wu right. We eangbt
np with the dogs—they had caagldthe
“varmint"—and then-tfe (Wight “(tail
Columbia. Oh, how We wontt dodge
each other, throw ligbtwood knots at the
dop, swear we wdre'talfft-w* were liter
born, accuse cash other of not being rela
ted to IiUbin, bo faint and yet strong!
Don’t bnnt skunks until after you’re a
corps* and oan retaliate.
St. Jouph'e bay ia headquarters for
green sea turtles. Wa. triad this sport
one day. Yoo gat a skiff, pull noiseless
ly along in water teU wnd fifteen feet
deep. Tbs bay 1% qw older you can sec
them on the bottom whan the, water is
smooth. A rod ia provided, about four-
teen feet long, in the bottom la'a hole
(aa iron locket is: generally driven in),
an awl fits in this socket. This awl is
almost exaotly a (hoemukar’s pegging
awl, only larger. A line is fastened to
the middle of the awl, tha awl dropped
into the socket sad ih*lii
tha pole and gfanpafi-wM t
tha pole is.
pierce him
inohea long), raim Um pel*up, lotting the
line go—the end beifg faetla the boat pr
to you wrist. Tbe ; auteiinta in the tnrtle’s
soft baok keep* the axl ih, and you tow
your eapthre ashore.. We oanght a few of
them, but it is too'fame for such old deer
bootsra.
The “Alice,” a little schooner, left for
New Orleans yesterday with three hun
dred turtles, some of them weighing
two hundred pounds. Ten cents per
pound i* obtained for then champion
soup foundations. Black’s Island, in this
bay, is abont one-half juUg,. lung and a
quarter of a mile wide. It ia loaded with
dens* foliage. No freah water is/on it,
and therefore no animals. The birds
have found this ont, and hence build their
neats without fear at audeetatlon. There
are thousands of crows, water turkeys,
cranes, herons and cnrlewa here. We
shot birds of amUaas variety, procuring
some beautiful wings aa trophies We
have caught flrii uij(il it ia monotonous.
The town of’bt, Joseph was occ* A
railroad eonndetwit with tdfs, 'ad the
Ohattekoochoe river. This was onoea
city having a working population. A
port with a splendid harbor. A town with
waves,have obliterated thu foot prints of:
the town. Death alone has landmarks
there iow. Thie city that Wee, this White
dust tint now js.
Our start home waa unpropitious. Wa
left at; two a. k. and hast agaiuet a heavy
wind aU day. Out in thS Galt of Mexico,
io a small sloop, a squall immiaaut—night
flat approaching—the ataamhnat to leave
Apalaohioola early in the moral eg, and
we anxioua to make the eouueotioa, and
thirty tailee away—wee the aitUStion at
dusk. , Wa can’t afford io miaa lb# ateem-
ef. If we go around by West Fans, era
may git caught out ia the Gulf in this
squall and be aura not to gat in ApalMhi.
oola iu time, so wa started through In-
diau Pass. This is a difficult pass, but
it aavaseight milaa logo this way. The
.wind being directly against ut, it la a
dangofooa underlekiag ualaae we happen
to hit the narrow channel UMetly. Wa
tried it, prated, tb* firat line of bnakora
beautifully, then the wind lolled. (I
smelt a rat and, went below form/ watch).
Still no wind—it huu an age, the** tew
moments! Wa begin to drift, end out
goes tho anchors. W* are almost on the
breakers now. I see Apollo goes below
and g(ts hia liraae change. The em
breaks over ns, almost buying ou
little draft. “She ia dragging bar
anchors?” Bore enough, we will aoon
■trike. Luoktly the wind la blow
ing towards the shore. Little Dan earn*
near being washed overbold. New
the squall breaks right ov
—a terrible gut of (wind—a granting
am, one more dip, on* more quiver and
the “Stafford” stove iu. We slipped the
eables end she drifts closer to the shore—
nearer (he beach end into shallow water.
Benedict said he eonld wade now, and ont
be goes, *nd>o band him our gnna and
valuables. It was awfally dark—every
thing (get and aalt water (till running
high. Apollo was standing on dank and
the boat lurched end threw him on above.
He lit qear tho oraokor box, which
drifted in, ond begin to eat, ae ■
Our walk to Apalaohioola through that
night ot rain end darknean—twantysrix
weary miles, with only a blind trail to
follow, wao on episode—one ia a Ufa, In
anoughj however. Wc mede the
turn and found friends and food on
board tha Jnlia.’
I oannot close thaw rude letter* without
returning thanks to Httlo Dan, aa bravo
boy as over laughed at < danger or raaiiad
at hard j work; to Oapt. Gao. Bobioaon,
whose good humor and kind natoro ware
sorely iried and never fonnd lacking
whose., skill aa a sailor hia daring tuna
through' the blockade to Maaraa no amp(y
prove. Knowing no such word no weari-
new, he, labored inoeeeantly only for onr
pleasure, and we can never forget M.
Oaln. Bob and their dogs an embalmed
bodily in our memories. The trip, even
in its dahger* end hardship*, waa weird,
novel and pieaaant. - Jo, Naan,
Borriwtuk DomuthW I^U Wmatm.
. . , ay '.iiirfi’i' - n?
A viaoBov^^B^ fifitT ve.
Naw ‘Taut, ’May t*.—Yho cabM J dte-
patoh, received by the aiddOTofTh*
Una Sunday morning, gives the <|MMw-
ing ookraoted lud Cf
knowa to bo oovadrteaao'tba atanmer
Sobillar: Loo West, Homy Steroa, John
Joans, Mrs. Joans, Jean Bink, 8. Heitor,
Fmhm, Oarl Kuhn, Marcos Poinltxer,
i. Hoheldenbnrg, O. janwo, Lading
Ueideter, Obatiaa Hinny and Patoy,
Richard Williams, JtlMph Legener. The
latter name, the agents state, ia not in
thalr Hat of prannjfcfa ' ’
FVSTHXB DUTADS OF gn DtpyUm.
Lokpox, May S,—dill day long tho da-
taile of rbo'flehtHer dimntef hnva bran
ooming in. Unforiaoktoly, narakte par.
aona am reported. tp«b» aa^ei^., Bodies
are ooaatantly being picked Up. s The re
covered are those of Goorge Leonhardt,
Oarl Behmidt, lira Raidarer and shlld,
Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Ridgeway sad Mia.
Heramjne, Wait, and five men, five woman
and tgo obildreu. Altogether, twenty
four b(idiea have been found.
The jotal number bf liras lost ia thraa
hundred and eleven.
Mr. Pelaman, second offioar of tho
Sobillar, and Henry Stem and Mr. Frahm,
flrat-clesa paasangora, have bean inter-
viawedl From their narratives w* gather
that thh voage was moderately good, un
til May, 4th. The laat three daya tt
impossible to take observations. Tha
■hip was out of her coarse half o mil* at
tha time of tha catastrophe. Captain
Thomas was on deck night and day for
four (entire days. 'AT 7 o'clock ou the
evening of the 7th there Waa a dense fog.
Saile wars takon in, engipea pat on half
■pead and fog belM deed.’ Bishop’s light
was unseen, though only half 's mile die-
At lO oBlaeS^e sftJdl dh the reel, and
after tear bump* tM iteamer settled
down. Then was y violent ecu • and the
tide wfie riving. *111* darkness waa tta-
tana*. jMoet of thUj i«i#w/tnorabfiwa
shake, and then we* tha usual
for boats, bnl nearty alf boats war*
atovs. One boat, wjtp a few aailon, left
tho ship, eowardly’ refusing aid ; two
boats were saved. The Oaptein endeav.
the rams Mod
! Matters m England.
London, Uay 10. —Tho Duke ot But
iugham has been appointed Governor
Madras. 1
Mr. Jfhn Walter Huddleston*, Judge
Advocate of the Fleet, and Counsel to Ad.
minify, land who w*s appointed to ouo-
eeed Judge Pyait, wilf ba anoowded by
Mr. Lindlay.
A pastoral from Oeidtnal Mmralag wOa
read 18 all tbe Roman OottmliB ehurehav
in England yesterday.. It protests against
the persecutions of tha Church iu Germa
ny and Switzerland, and aoenaea Bfa
of seeking to raise the animosity of the
powers dgainat the freedom M the next
oonolavai
Rev. John King, of Aahloy, Da La
Lannde, jin Lincolnshire, ia dead. King,
under this assumed name of Mr. Lannde,
wa* widely known as the owner of raping
stock—nbtably of Apology, tha winm
tbe Oaks one thousand guineas and SL
Leger slakes of 1874, and of Holy Prior,
«ii* i of (be favorite* for the Derby
1875. Holy Friar thus becomes disquali
fied for tunning for tha Derby, a
beta on Dim ere rendered void.
Arras for Georgia M Iho gumlEowm
sioteo.
. Washington, May 9.—Goo. Young, ox-
member of Congress from Georgia,
herein behalf of Georgia and other South
eta Slates, to aacura tha MvooaUoa
the order from the Ordnano# Depart
ment withholding arrne and ordnano*
stores from the States raoaotly ia rabaL
Hon. This order to ia aaeordana* with
tha action of the laat Oougraa, ordering
that funds for this purpose should be
covered into the Traeanry. Gan. Young
visited the President, the Secretary
War and, tbe Chief of Ordnance. Tha
matter ia referred to the Department
Justice, before which Geo. Young wUI
be heard on Monday.
Now Paper lm Xtstetass-
Wasuixotoh, Mey 10.—”*to printers
who recently etruok at the Daily Obroni
He office, are nukiog arrangements
publish a daily morning newspaper, hav
ing pultchfised material for lb* purpoao.
They have aubatautial sapport tram the
Priuters’ Union, tho Book-Binders’ and
Pressmen’s Unions, and several other in?
fluential trade associations.
American Fenlaa Burled In Dahlia.
Duauifi, Hay 10.—A damonatnUon wa
made yestardsy at the burial of Joseph
Mullins, aji American Fenian. A prooas
aion a half mtto long foilowad tb*
Hoax suavivoma.
and Mrs, Koeckar, Mrs. Ridgeway mi
Mini Waal, Fifty aorpeaa from IhaSahU-
ler hats oom* aahora or beau landed at
Bt. Marys atona. Tha dead ar* vary
«n(ih mutilated.
Fifty-six mail bags, including twanty-
savan from Maw Zaalnnd, war* saved
from the Bchillar.
Thaateamar Pnmmaranla sailed flora
npmauth during the night tor Hamburg
Without taking any anrvivon of Urn
Behillor.
Tha atataraout by oflteon of thoSehilloc
add nothing to poriiouten already tel*-
graphed.
1 AM aooouuta agio* that Iho poui* which
followed tho striking of the ohtp waa
heartrending and tenibln beyond deeerip-
MOIBIAIMU.
Lmmou, May 10.—The aen la too beery
to-day for haute to approach tho wraok
of tho atoamship Bohiller. No flontiag
ralvogt of any importance has boon ra-
ooverad. Than will bo many days in th*
aummar whan salvage may be affootod.
Th* Captain issued orders that pn-
aorvars ahoold bo fwtenod to ovar woman,
This wu dona, bat th* woman wot*
drowned by tho heavy aoa.
The steamahip Cadis waa lost near by,
while on a voyage from Lisbon to this
olty, and sixteen persona war* drownad.
MOB* nonira AND MAUI BBOOVBBBD.
LowDoa, May 10.—Boats eruiriag in th*
vioinity of tbs wraok of th* ataaraahtp
Bchillar cootioua to pick nplh* hodiaaof
th* drowned. Whan th* ataamar left
Bt Marys ‘Island nearly fifty had baan
found. Savon mail bag*, in addition to
thooo reported renewed, hove boon saved.
They Contained mostly Baa Francisco and
Auckland newspaper*.
MEgTIXU or*THE 1WIMM.
OniMAVT AIDMMA OOXSULT—TBMDIVCX
paoiFio—no oAtmi or waa wrrn
rsAxon—a raw nouns Dnmoaa
in* vuTcaa or nunora.
London, May 10.—TMa morning's Tel
egraph; in an oditorial article on th* moot.
Ing ofith* Emperors of Russia and Ger
many to-day, aays that it io imporaiblo to
eooaool tb* truth. Tho coo tin total ai tui
tion thh morning warn tho vary gravmt
If wo won to ray that
tho qoration of th* futon rapora
of Burop* may bo praotioally
talvod bote** forty-oight boon hove
puraod, w* would oooraoly go boyoadth*
facta The tamteuny *8 this hour to do-
etdodlypootfio. ■
Oth*» Lo
of Mrh i ganonUy dtrorudlteg.
It ia raportod from Putathai tho Fnuch
Govommont pooitivoly ooatradiota Urn
muortion that Germany haa rerantiy mad*
ond to ooapol oltadiauw Jta* flring hia eraprraaateUoo of hmUlo toodouoy.
revolver ovov thalr heada. During tha two
hoars, rix cannon shots wore fired, when
th* ponder dimpaoadi' -tifitrma, signal
rockets and bins lights wera unanswered.
At midnight tha fog,1I(lBfi''lti:o mlnnte
ravaaling tb* light hmn, • tha wava*
aweaping the daok and ovrying away the
At 9 o’olook the deck house, in whieb
wen the women and ohildren, waa swept
away. The cries and shrieks of the vie
tiaa wate*he*itrendUig.
Then {followed ^ghastly oilenoe. Th*
smoke Stacks feH,'ofast>ing some of tbo
boats, Codtwopthon wore oatriod away.
Tbe remainder followed the Captain to
tha forpard . bridge. Each aoooeediog
wav* tojok freah viotima. ’ Some persona
aoqght,rrfogd <>h the mainmast and aome
-AS S otoloak tba Captain and two other
■oan wars ou tho bridge. Tha Captain
daeaandrd for a moment to render aaaia-
tanoe, add was 'swept away. Thoa per
ished a brave man. "'1'
Baja Mr. Btara, at this Ume abont ton
persons per* (flinging to th* rigging of
the mainmast, and thirty to' that of tb*
foremast tbaahiphait(*raaaed,b*ryarda
looobad tha water and the tide wa
ing. j • a .►.! - -Ml : '
At 8 o'clock the fog "liftpd- The fur-
vivora atkMtted^ hofi thrif cries wotoune^
vailing. | c'-' _ 1 1 •'
At 7 o'clock the mainmeal, Oxd at quar
ter to eidbt the forsidiat, both of iron,
mi. | •'
Than two of Iho Saint Agnes’ boats
am and naeqed a few whcUdd managed
to keep aflddtl - ( „ J, 1 ;.;
It weal reported yesterday thet there
war* ooa hunflted and thr^* wqin*n on
hrarf- L, MUfntS *o
The inrvlvora ware taken to-day from
the Perzaance to Plymoqjti, whaoca th«y
will be cent forward to Hamburg, where
tbe greater axcitemont prevails. It is
ascettsiaad that th* lifossring belt* war*
imaed to tha women. It is eettain that
moat of the paasengen fonnd nbne.’ '
The order t^u'giveh'that Clie ^rst boat
ahouidtak* women and chfldteD. This
^CUUlxluLu !
and only two lived, the others wcaoatarod
and ware swamped immediately. Cries
for help laatad uolil :i o'ciook. The laat
ybiad heard was that of a little child in
(be oabln.
It ia not jjsbbahlOi tbc boats ootid have
Uved, even if they bsd .beeu socoessfully
filled.
Th* whole number saved is. forty-four
Forty bpdiat have bean recovered.
Mr. Dorrie.4iait,9f the SeUly Island*,
Write* to tbe Timee that many additional
lira* war* luat.heaaua gun* and reahala
•rad toon! tb* JtebUler were thaitght to be
merely ordiriMp aignala of arrival, which
bars frequently baan tha osuto of falaa
■'jiio, • ;
mnt uhou the raaaHag, but fib* thought
r Mrbgi
Th* lam* diapatoh aoutains tb* atoto-
mant, Usliavad to basami-cfflaUl, that ao
cans# of oonfliat aviate bstwwan Garmany
and Fnriaa, and that advlera from all tha
capitals of Europe an of tbs asaia tenor,
and that pasifla ideas ar* avmrywhan in
tha ascendancy.
Oamuittem of tb* When* Crop,
Wajuxotox, May 10.—Daring lha
peat weak th* oondttion of winter whaat
ia tbrasj handled and thirty auuutia* haa
beau reported to th* Department of Ag
riculture. About three hundred oounUes
of the valley* of lha Ohio and Missouri
ar* represented, which last year piufiuead
seventy million bushels of winter wheat,
or sixty per oeaL of the product of raven
State*, from Ohio to Retain. Tha arar
aga of ijie ooaditioo in thraa States is
rixty-thn* par tank, indicating only fin-
eighths at a fufi crop, u no Impmraraar
occnra. ! In Kantueky, 75 pa* cant.
Ohio, (71 Michigan, tt; Indi
ana, Mi IUiaote, 681 Miranurt 69
Arkanara 87—thoogh ooly 8t oouatira in
th* latter State ar* rapraaantad. Tha
eondition k batter In Panaaylraaia,
Maryland and Virginia, thoogh below aa
araraga. A tew wheat oonnUsa ia Raw
York make extramaly unfavorable ra>
turn*. Tha proportion to b* raplantod ia
other crop* ovoregra 14 par eout in
Want or 1,940,000 scree in * breadth of
*,000,004 aero* to Mod
Tho largest proportion k 97 par rant.
In Mtraofrl, Illinois 78, Hanra* and Mary
land 11, Michigan and Ohio 10, Ron
taoky 4. Tory little re plan Hog la tb*
Middle State*, exoept in Nov York.
1 i ,.i.
i nita
mow iu and tub amiw ornr* ’
DBMOOHAt* UMu tT. 1
Rupr Yon*, May 10.—Mr. Wheeler, of
tb* Coograaaiooal Lonisiatu OommlUao,
ia o loiter to th* Timee, in ralaiioo to
th* ndjHtetanl of fha differeoora la that
State, affected oodar the awwd of th*
Commilteo, ray* thora ia a clam of people
who team to have expected that tbe od-
jastmeot wra to inaugurate a political
milleaium in Looietena; teak haacaforth
teat State wan to ba wholly fra* from lb*
friction which attends tha working* of
politlkal parties elsewhere. This etara, it
ia probable, pronouno* the adjnatorant a
frilara; for, undoubtedly, party warier*
will marina* to bo wagad to Imulriwfi
rary mneh rail tain Naw York and other
States of th* Union. She will ba
dishonest officials and oorrapt legislation
as other States have, and ah* will
for year* to oom* stagger along
der tha load of bar accumulated
finalcial burdens, and bar obligation*
may at times go to protest. Louisiana,
from bar axiilcnoe aa a State, has had an
axoapUsnally stormy record. Thi* eon.
dttlon of thing*, arising from ■ diversity
of raora and character in tho State, with
almost unavoidable disturbance* growing
out of th* war and th* very upheaval of
tea found eMoea of labor and ooefaty, k
net to b* ohongod in n day by any on*
not, howorar potent ar banofioiol. Never,
teolara, I firmly bolkv* that oven LonM.
ana haa at laat caught Inspiration from the
now oidsr of things, and Uw exhausted, aa
h[ with tumult and violouoo, yet
with a jnat gorarumaut and tbe education
of har people (tea lost jnat now her great-
rat need), ah* will, with steady but alow
paM, emerge from what seamed to ba her
utterly helpless oondtiian.
Thera is another elas* who will regard
tea adjustment a* a failure—thou who
■ought lu it ;aimply partisan edvau-
Witbout arrogating anything for
th* gentlemen who composed the late
Oongntaioul Committee on Bouthern
affair*, I think I may safely claim tor
thorn, that they ora not of this clam.
Regarding tea allegation that ona of
tho proylalona of the adjustment baa
already boon violated by th* Democrats,
Whvdi r saya ho cannot aobseribe to tbo
troth of this allegation. Tha arbitrator*
had nothing to do but to para upon th*.
otaima of the numbers, and tha Sana tori
who ohouM have signed |h* ogronmout.
Ofooumotho award oould effect no ou*
ft wra merely ndvkory to th*
RopuhlUau mean bora ot tea Gon-
ImuHy, It atteld not, tad did
not, aaak dirootiy to intorter* with
tea light* of mambam than si tting aod
who bad oartiflaatra of tea Ratnrnlag
Beard, but whose Mats war* claimed by
Bt* Aktoxio, May *.—Yft* Bi^oU bite
” 1e information (TOW JSUfiteay teat
ohment of aoldttlb j
thatoity, an route to fUtatfL,
tbe Corpus Ohrietl raidara, whb I
sentenced to be toot bynfike. ftasanuau, - ■
immwding the Mexieta araVr »iD t
—» haa been riggratedThat ter
purpoeeeof ldentifiaatiou, eatetMUuta
of criminals, for example, ilk only a so
emery to got a diatioot pbotogtaph often .
pale* of one hand, taken in. a strong \,
oblique fight, so aa to bring ont tea
markings strongly. TMa will %s' found
a man, it ia said, which is neve* alike ba
two persona; no diagaiaa abort odutatafil
disfigurement can do away with tha dif
ference.
An tndiem Tmterwt to RnMri ban
arat faaak n aigac hwlull of gtatehataMta'
’tad he writes i “They at* aetoaily to
thiek In our yard an they ar* in this box.
I might those in three owaopa of * paper
collaribox, ao you era judge whet, nwarma
of Iheto than are.”
MARKKT*.
BY tlUilHArg TV BBfttHBEH.
Hoaaex and Ilea* Xartats.
Lnoooe, Hay’ 1*.- WCoa. —Erie HHMte.
ntrwliate IM, white ia asm aa haak.
Paid, Max 10.—ReataedW sad tea.
Naw Toax, Hoy A-mraks aaMae, but 'rate '
fararlak sou lower. Money 8 per sent. Oold
lUXffUtM- OoveranrateaeBra and
a trout.
Outturn XarkatA
lie* Ot ISAM tUjliMles 10,08*, far opaoete-
ir.m—Sale* o* tub of aatddlliix oplaada,
nothing tele* law nUJUaga, daUVarobl* la
Aaaeand July, T«d.
Naw yoac.Mar 10l-OoUob aabt; Salsa 1,187
Has; uplacda lrido, Orlaaoal*--
ralaiwa opama qulst sad
May 14 M-lt; June it II r
AaguMlMKriU 18ta
h.7r^?W«MKias.'
area eloaed qelet sad rtradyi aalec II
owi: Stay 1ft " ‘
SI-32; Jaiylft
Fetorea oloaed'qalat sad rtradri satac lt,aa
bate* egfollow,! »»
batos Mfollowa:
V 11-16#lft 81.32
DeoMBbvr Ilf
Fibnuupr 1ft
Boa-row, M
mftirw
1,006; atlHi
Naw Usti
Nmw Ublbaws. May 10 - Oottoo q«l«t;
After tea Daraoarato left tea Hera* on
ten 4th of January, aod ram* tiaa daring
tb* winter aeraicn, tha. Rapnblioaaa un
mated four Danoetaliu member# who
bald oartiflaatra of th* Returning Board,
whoa* names war* on th* ikluf
mambam used by tha Republican dark at
tha attempted organization in Jaaeary.
No ona of thee* four Democrats, who
war* la-heated at tea recant a*ka session
of tea Legislators, of whiob oompNat k
mads, waa a party to tha articles of ad
it. No one oan ba found in Lon.
Iriraa to assart that at tha Ume these four
Democrats were unseated, then waa a
quorum pf tea Houaa present; ao
four Democrats had, barer baan legally
ipriead of thair seats.
But if ia reported by thorn who im-
its bid faith to tee Damborhta that
tea agraemaht epbtkliik theae provisions:
Tha Houaa ot Raprasautetivaa aa to its
ibera, aaeonaUtnted under tha award,
■ball remain without Change, except by
raaigaatioa or death of member*, until a
new general election, and thk eondition
ban been violated.
Th* Democrats never questioned tbe
action of the Returning Board with tb*
exception of the oases referred to the
committee. They were willing, with
thee* exceptions, to sbid- by If. ’
' . . 4> i- ■
T(UWBAraH) NOTES.
tffll.
IptsH) sxpette tof
Ostton
vtsifit [S’ratrraa1ptalfiri^d*4**ta*^ l ** nr
Provision Hurketa.
Livaarooz, Heyta.—BnedatafftqeleL herd
tea sad td,
N*w Yob*. Ifiay lO^JTlear, iteharmerodv
if ta shjpMdg grads i erlesagaatrail/ with-
rad Waatara. 81 tiff 144 fbr earner, ft sMtS*
ter white Weateru. iluru qelet, sad cToaed
stssdr with a fair dsmaudi tigSSi Weal ere
Rfc>. Soger Area hot laaa aotlva, atae Mrte
•110,000 rraa » wietaili
, Naw ijteuAm, May 8. —A Picayune
■pedal ftoaa Marahall, Taxes, any* a fir*
broke oaf at 8:18 Seiarday aaoraiag In a
block of atona northwest of lb* Court
house. Every building wen destroyed.
Lora roughly eatimated at •ll0,000| In
surance •fiO.OOO to •56,600.
Ytaft HEATHER.
Among the babies rescued and already
identified are 'those uf. Geo. Leonhardt,
Rowaua Lnerohna, Audre Pete roan, C-
Bofamidt, Mrs. Reiderer and daughter,
Wabuisotox, Mey 10 — For Tuesday,
throughout tee AUtatie States, iking ba
rometer, westerly winds, warmer ud dear
weather.
Mu Yellow Fever ul Hey Week
Ext Whi, Mey 10.—To Burgeon Gen
eral Joseph Beals, U. 8. Navy, Washing-
toe, D. O.: No death from, at ease of,
yellow fever In Key Wed due* my last
takgram of April 18th. AU reports to
the oontrary are totally falaa.
(Signed) B. J. Pxaax,
A-ting Ass t Bergson O. 8. R.
leeday tta keel etuvanlim.
BAt-TWOBB, May 10.—The International
Sunday Behool Convention eonveeea to
morrow. There era 470 dalegstra In the
dty, ropraaentlng twwty-four
Canada, Nora Beoria and Engirad
—Baa* ball at Philadelphia—Canton
niak 11; Athidim 9.
—Pierrepool aaaumra the Attorney.
Generalship thk week. ■ .>».
—Wood*’ Muneum, nl Philadelphia,
enjoined from prodmdag Two Orphans
by th* author.
—The new Filth Avenue Presbyterian
eburoh, New York, wss dedies ted Bnndoy,
It seats 2,100 people, sod aost 81,000,00U.
—There were six Chicago distiller
!e* seised by the Government yeetar
day morning, on the charge of illicit
distilling.
—Sixteen business bouse* end dwell
ings, including Gan. B. 0. Holland’s
bloek.wara burned inBpringfleld, Missouri.
Lona •60,000.
—Memorial Day waa appropriately ob
served yesterday at WUmlngton, N. 0.,
udwitn more than usual spirit. Huai-
sms;, is fiaiaAnr
OaioAoo, Mayll—Fleer quiet ud eeaheen.
ad. Oom 1» left daaaaad aid ueseMledi Me.
end unsettled, etdtk sefftl 04 Whhksytelllr
dcataed at 81 1 tffll a.
Oivoimxati, May la — Floor delL Corn
<ielat; end steadyetMffSM. Praelakaft dUU
audeukangadi autUng deal. Whiskey (ha
Lonievtua, liny it — Fleer vary aweeg, do-
MS
at TStFl TruvUtaea qutat. Part (m (Kffa* a*.
Ito^ka* ll)4c. Whiskey 8114 Baggteg 18ff
■*sla,da.
New Tta*, May Up—Terpantte* dallta
■HIP 8IWB.
I . .|^j :
toaoM, Hay W.—Arrived at Hriaoro. astp
Pro*reaa, frem Mobil* for Revel, with,lha lass
dr alsaan and vlaaen top gallant ZMSte,. •
Loaoox, May 10.—flora Lynn, froa Dorian
forTraca, lalaat, with captel* sedflvt'inan.
Naw Yon*, H*y io.-ArvIvad: fleltle,
Ownlvnl.
Arrivedo*ti Era, Afrtea, itaear, Nsrah.
Naw Tew, M*y JO—Anlvad.- Sciu ieot. I.
J. Hoaaerd, J*li*R. Floyd, Loulaa i raalar,
flraagatoW*. ■. O.; K»tla D. Tarne •, laokaun-
villa, FI*.| Aimed* Nlelrl, Hrueewlok, O* /
Naw Yds*, May 10.—Arrived 1 Leo, Uoek-
nn.
Artved out: rlly of Cheater.
—The aeaaloa of tb* Court of Claim*
will be prolonged to the firat of June.
Congress baa referred many important
oaera to thk Court.
—The works of art by Amarioana, who
may wish to exhibit at the Centennial,
will be brought home by national vessels
returning. Several of theae vuaak will
leave Europe next Winter.
—Two hoeaw and rrory oblmney were
prostrated, end two children kilted by a
tornado at Gteaa Springs, Ohio. The
storm wu from tha south to tb* north
ud nearly two milea wide.
—Yesterday in Naw York two unknown
gentlemen hired a boat at tbe foot of
West 34th street, and wbep a abort din.
tan in. out in the rivet, tb* boat a put
and both were drowned. The bodies at*
not yet raoovarod.
Dissolution.
T HK Uftpartnftrihlp b«r*toror« •statlagM-
dr* fc • - *“** *-
J.T. HOLLAND.
DAN I. KELLER.
OelaabaadOa., March 18, mi.
NOTICE.
j- AU my InUmt In and to nil book 4 , no*
couqU. nod nil ovldonoos of Indobtodotas duo
tbe Into Arm of J, T. HOLLAND. I tbla dny
trnnalffrtoMaj. A. K. Onlboun lor vnlun ro-
oeived. DAN I. KELLKR.
Culambua, Gn. f Mnreb IS, 187ft* rabid
Notice.
A LL creditors or the let* draaef 7.T. Hel
zVlauil are hereby notified to eon* forward
•odacttle their Indeotedaeas with me at Uo-
laiutta.,Ue.,orwithe»aathcrlMdagent eed
attorney, JOHN M. CHILTON, *roj>ellkt,
Aim, „ A. H. UAUIOVM.
Oulumhuf, a*,, March 18, lit4.
The Warm Springs
Ar# Now Ofiin for the Reception
of Qucrti.
Conveyance* to be hod *t Uolaabes, kiln-
boro, Gcaare. orLalFnaxe. Tareu reasonable.
'arther iDfonaallon euqr*
wit) J. L. MITSTIJ