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Newspaper Page TextDAILl LOLLiriLUS, Gi-*Oi.I(j»IA| 1KIDAl MORNING* APRIL - } 18bb JtolUintotBiujuirfrSim. STilABMMICD IS 1S2S...57 IBAB OLD. LINO.rrop. Dai!}. Wefklj and Snudny Tbe KMQUinn,K NUN Id '•soe‘1 «very day xcep Monday. The Weekly in Issued on Ttusdav. The Dally (Including Monday) In dellTtred by arrlen In tho olty or matlod, pjHtoge freo, o snb- t»e » for 75e per in anti, fa.00 for there »oi:tha. 4 OO for nix men h». or 07.00 n y^ar TheSnnda- Is dell "sr«*d by carrier corn In Hie c ity mailed co subscribe «i. p >atttio froo, at f Iri>Q J ear The Wee kly Inijnuod on Tuesday and Ih mailed to nbscrlbetl. pobtugt free »t f ?.10 a year. Trarslc.it advertisements will he taken fur tbe fVNtily at $\ per > quaro of 10 linen or less for the firm 'Qserticn and AO co ta for each snbBeottont laser at, and for the Weekly a* |l f >r each Insertion* cornmunl- atlonn intended to Droiuot tlm pri vate ends or lutoreiti of corporations societies or n'Mvldoals oc ill he ebargod as aovertiseuaenta. Special contracts made for advertising by tbe yeur- Qbitnarles v III be edarged tor at customary rates None but solid meta’ ents used. 411 oommanlcatloni shonld be addressed to tho proprietor of tho KaQi iaaB ttVN. The Augusta Curonicle, la speak- 1 t>K of gill cri)»t( r : H' candidates, pay.: Tlie tide iB strongly in favor of Hou A O ILoon for governor. TLe mill- catiotB are that he will easily dln- taoce any of his competitors In the race. Our txebangee report Major B con as the fuvorile of the people. He will give the 'stale a clean and vigorous administration. HU ability, Integrity and capacity tminently qualify him for a faithful and i ffi- cient discharge of the duties flhe office of governor. There are still more than forty- one thousand republican postmasters, exclusive of presidential appointees, holding fourth-class < ffl es. And yet the republican spoilsmen olaitu that they have been treated harshly by the administration. It la confi dently expected, however, that there will be a good many charges during tbe next year. The republicans who are in ifllce and want to get out so as to pose as political martyrs, and the democrats who are out of i flice and want to get In as a reward fer politic cal services, will all be gratifhd in lime. Tb<y must give the prtsideut a chanoe. Last .rammer and fall, In anticipa tion of tbe presence of cholera on this side of the Atlautic., sanitary prtcau tions of the most stringent character were adopted. The result was that there was unusual exemption from diseases of tvery kind incident to the warm season. A few days ago wu heard of a pretty clearly defined case of cholera away out in the northwest, where the thermometer still marks chilly figures There may have bten, and doubtless was error in the diagnosis of the cas'; but the fact that stmething akin to the plague has made its appearance at this unusual season, and in such a locality as a Michigan lumber r. mp, is, to say the least, ve y suggestive. L i us have a clean city at all events. T he Grunt funeral i xpeneo- ate all jaidixcept abi ul $9010 included in a bill of tlj'' New Y uk militia for music. Kj olher state has presented any bill for music, aLd it is not clear why the Empire state should. On anysulj ot less solemn than a fun- «:al the figure cut by Now Y rk in this Grant aflair would pass for a screaming fares, provided only that the hero’s remains were interred in that city the cit z-.-ne w uld donate the choicest she iu Central paik, would erect i. $1 000.000 monument, e c , etc. The $1 000,000 fund has stopped short, at a little more than $100,COO, laigely begged from out siders, and now the New Yorkers nave been haggling with oongre s over a charge ol $9000 for funeral music. There Lias ..ten, according to ail accounts, a serious decline in the eh fleitney of the British navy during ibe past few years. The service seems to have become demoraliz 'd, more or less, royal favoritism being one of the most potent evils affecting It. London Truth speaks oflbeap- pointment of the duke of Edinburgh to be commander of the Medlterra 1 nean fquadron as ’’a monstrous and eeandahus jch.” He wbb taken '‘over the heads of several compe tent rflicers,” who deserve good treatment from the government, The duke’s qualifica tions and experience, a an (filter cf atari, e-, are about on a par with Jjuose of B.r Joseph P uter, K C B He knows a porthole (torn a in zz u- mss', without second thought. But that the duke is considered deficient on some points appears fr. in the oir- efu instance that B.r H nry K ppel was recently Bent to tne Mediterra nean as “dry nurse” to Edinburgh. The disgust of old officers is easily Imagined. The New Y irk Hun asserts Ihui the senator who called for the number of fourth-class postimste s appointed during th< r s year with the object of gaining an expected point fir the republicans, made a wa'er haul on'y In sus 'jinii g thi. assertion the Bun goes on to sa} : “There are oV'r fl'ty tlmisar d postmasters of this denomination, and only eight thousand six hundr d changes have been Made, or ab iu ! one six’h of the aggregate. I i other wo ds, there are still in .fil e over fori.v-one thom-aml republican no.- a masters, * xi lu ive - f presidential ap~ pulntments, Tl.ey ix-tci&e more p cltioal iifluence, and come more directly in c no c wi h the people a 1 »rgo, than any other class uf eflire- holders. “I! anv o mplaint is to to be made it might Justly come from ihu cesuo. crats, who see partisans of the most offensive stamp enj iitig the trus s to which they a;e lairly entitled These republican postmasters are the men' efficient agents of the party iu alltberurd districts. Their (Alices are the centres of attraC ion, and they art used openly to put in mo-, t ' ) the machinery for carrying elec tions. They will be important fao- tors in tbe e< mug coi gross elt oilons, und no matter what tentimental or ders may be issued fr< m Washing ton. tin y will do tht-ir best, it retain- ed in - like, lo elect republican rep re senlativts,” We arc not of tin se who i-< uich out p ret - x a bj which o fl.d Mult w li the administration, nor do we believe ibat to decapitate republican office holders would injure the tffiui-s cy of tie public s rv.ie We have nustaineil the administration btcause we believe the results will prove an honest reform in ail the departments This cannot be done in a day, in a week or within a year, but It is possi ble for Mr Cl eveland to tffeot It and we believe he will. He can never do so with republicans filling the federal offices or even a rnub rlty of them The administration cannot and will not be sustain: d by the democratic party if republicans are given as much deflerence as members of the jarty iu power. If this oourse is pursued It will be the death knell of ihe dear craiic party, t.s they d >1 not vote to ‘‘turn the rascals out” with out (relieving that their votes had a meaning. While the president has labored under very serious disadvantages in bringing about the reform indicated lu all his utterances, his course hes not been as aggressive a. might be desired. Many of his uppoinimerits have been such as to bring no cur ti- denoe to the party, but we.submit that this has been owing more to the reacbery and bad faith of those who should have beeu true lo their coun try at d constituencies. When -e.ua-- tors and representatives in c ugie-s undertake to mislead and deceive the president in order to further tuetr own personal e ids, it is Indeed a st d commentary upon the exercise of that le’orui which the democrat c party promised and the president in augurated. We are not disposed; to quarrel with the president or with his met'’» ods. His ecu se has not been al;o- getlitr to out liking, or the country would be filled with democrats hold ing lethral offi.es. Bit we stand re. dy to await lurlber di vcl , meats. Huuii'cred by a republican senate, piudtuiee w u'l dictate a couserva* ttve course, but no man can lead the deim erode parly to success who be ll, v h hiuieesf to be “a man oi desti ny.” Tho i;«lm ia4i. Umolailv jh Tue object of all the speeches made by tho republican senators duriug the det.ate ;h»: ended wi.h ihe ad rp- tlon of he Ed uu ds re-olutious, h s b^eu to show that the prts lent a .d bis advisors iu the cubiuent have been untrue to their professions. They have undertaken to show that the republican ofllje holders w.ro were efficient have h.en turned ou and democrats appointed who were sometimes disreputable and who lacked the necessary knowledge to be efficient. This hue ended in a farce and a failure. It wa< a degredallon for the parly, as Edmunds only succeeded lu a barren v.ctory by the dexterous us of the pariy lash, aud the vote was strictly tl a‘ of a parly one. The News and C mTer, m discus-dug this feature of Ihe result, has the follow-, iug timely comment: “And, after til, what does it mea t, a d what will it amount ti ? I meat s that 8 uators H< ar and E^- ar.s atid olher republicans, who had been couspk-u u-ly silent duriug the progress of the debate, were co im pelled by political necessity to. go with Mr Edmunds at th last mo ment, and to raise tl.cir voices snd cast their votes in a desperate at» tempt to ‘avt> to their pariy its last hold upon theguverument. 11 mean {that they uviUitd ii.e saiva.i,.(i o' tlietr party of higher moment than constitutional provisions audsta ul • ry enic'oientB, of greaur value hsn historical precedents, att'l m ire bindlrgupon their consciences Ibun their osihs of rffl e It means also, that these men believui tha! thee untry had already made up Us verdlo - , and that the (avenge of the resolutions would not in any way uff-C' the (durinlstratlon ol the gov ernment or deter tbe president fit.m the xercise of the prerogatives con ferred upon him by the constitution “Tne adoption of the resolutions will not have any efi.o upon the id- ministration. The president will e mhi u to remove incompetent and dishonest public offi lals mod tppoint competent and honest ! men to take their places. Tne i (-enato will either confirm or rej ct j .he men whom be may uomina e. I it rejects them ihe president w ill ap point other competent aod honest men as their successors, and will uot go outside tbe democratic party to make his selections. The democratic party Is full of c' mpetent and h >uest men, and, having thrown down the glove and forced ILe issue upon par tisan lines, the republican s.nators, and not the president, must suffer the contequenoes. Mr Edmunds ha-, perhaps, triumphed over Mr B tine, hut he lias not to celled Pe.-td ut Ce velanu’a oosition.” The New Y >;k Tribune o tmp’aiiTs thal ou' of seventy-seven persons ap pointed under the c vil service law, by C uiUHSHiouer B uck, to places In 'he pension bureuu, seventy-two happen to t.e lent norats The Tribune evidently overlooks the fact that this disproportion In the uumbsr of new appointments from the two political parties is neoessary to place the deal- oerats more nearly on an tqual Toot ing with tbe republicans who now fill the department. Kt rf»f * sirs i Absolutely Pure anti I midulterated. HOSPITALS, CURATIVE INSTITUTIONS, INFIRMARIES. And PRE&CRI3R0 oy F j hvS'C!ANS EvtKYTVHtRE. CURES CONSUMPTION, HEMORRHAGES And all Witstlny Diseases; DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, MALARIA. PORE STIMULANT For the Sick, Invalids, CONVALESCING PATIENTS, AGED PEOPLE, Weak and Debilitated Women. 1* or sale by JJr'ut.i.-t.-v, Grocers ana L’mlcrs. rrlt-p, Olio I>olSar por BollR*. The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Baltimore, Md. MADE PALACE STiLL WITHOUT A RIVAL, tbe MiiilfiiM Mprlers FOR FINE AND RELIABLE SAFJL SiiBE, PROMPT AT DBUGOIBTS AND DEALERS. THE CHARLES A. V0GELER CO .BALTIMORE. MD. Hole Pr«|»rbti>r«. DIVIDEND No. 84. Writs 3M Mflcifa ts’ M ON DEMAND »pl lw A O BLA K A AR O^flh'.er, CLINCMAN’S T obacco REMEDilES THE CLIHGXAH TOBACCO OINTHIEHT TI1K MOST EFFECTIVE PREPARA TION on the market for Pilet,. A SCK E Cl It for ltrhliitf PiloM. Hau never faii«Ml to prompt relief. Will cnrt» \nal Ulcer*. AbpocuB, fihtula, Tetter, Salt Kliemn. Barber's Itch, Riu^r jrormB, Piniptoe, Sores and Boils. Price oOoC*. THE CLINGMAN TOBACCO CAKE NATrilK’.N OWN RK.MKDY, lnrr» »t! Wounds. Cunt. Bruises, Sprains. Erysipelas. Boils. UaH>unolee. Bone Felons, Ulcers, Sores. Sore Eyo«. Sore Tliroat.Bunions,Corns. Neuralgia Rheumatism Orchitis (lout. Rheumatic Goat: Colds. Coti|rtif THE CLINGMAN TOBACCO PLASTER Prepared ncoordiiiKto the iuonI ncientitic pritieiplee* of the PUREST SEOATIVK 1 .Nti UEIME.NTS, compounded with the purest Tobacco Flour, and »8 specially recommended for Croup.Weed or Cako of the Breast, ami for that class of irritant or inflammatory maladies. Aches and Pains where, from too delicate a state of the system, the patient is unable to bear the stronger application of the Tobacco Cake. For Headache or other Aches ami Pains, it is invaluable. Price lo eta. Ask your drufftfist for these reined, jh, or w rite to th© CLINGMAN TOBACCO CURE CO. DURHAM * r... H 5 « KERKCOK L VA P TUKW8 VS J K 0 SOBU W C'D Bill f. r ‘'ellif, Ac , in Muscoffce upe- lRrCiurt Novemb r Term, i6S6 At Chain* bets, March 6, S6 It apo6'.ring from th.t tetarn .f the sh. rift that defend tut Is not o be found in Mnseouee c.nnty. aud U further aopei-rii.* that saUl J K 0 she wood resides ou of this stat*. It is o» d* rid by the court t a* service be pcrf.'i ted b> publicativn t this or 'er wice a mon h ft r two motitbs In Colnmbur £NQrm*E*Sux call uK up n tab* J K O Sherwood to b- ud apD. ar at May Term, ’886, of Mus oree Superior Cofrt. then and thereto make answer to such matt*rs as are charged in said bib. ai d to ■ho cause why the relief aud other matt»r* ayod for. ahou'd not be granted J T WILLIS March 6, 1886 Judge S C C 0 A trne ‘•x*. act from lha mlnn^sa of Muscogee S neiior Coart at Oolamtui on 6 h day o* March 1886 G*C Y PO D. aatBUm2m Clark SUM C.NQA NERVOUS DEBILITATED MEN. reliof au<l pormnnentcure of Nervous Debility, loag of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also for many other diseases. Complete restora tion to Health, Vigor and Manhood guaranteed. No risk is ineurred. Illustrated pamphlet In sealed envelope mailed free, by addressing VOLTAIC 3ELT CO., Marshall, Mich 1M" I - a Reliable Retnr.V o l.iv-r Cunip<aitit*innd ilHraur.« >v :t deriutc ’ -m of tim Liver, as Ii.a neusia, f.MHiM-H'i .It, B i..u"».-s. .bor, iro, Hiutdncha Si ilr.r'a,Kl;-;u.i. .Dr 'nl:.f.-s tl,.* Xrv -..r-ur. *4N l invalvai.».B fa:t r IsMa Real hm FOR li XOBLANGE. $15:000 r*™ OF OF <JO $lt) UUU in HibiiB.YLd Girard rea: KSt^U ■ oicca.'ige or timbered land& either Jr Genrsia, A sl)»m? or Florida. SK’.OjO Wirlb <v (raofov d Ouy Raal Ks- -• ■I*- *0 czobang” f »’ 8 luk” and Honda 92500 Two a ory Dweidug near Broad ;| tr**« to exchange for StockH ami Binds 82.00 HdO Aim F-7IXJ lu vmn'T, r.otier leuu, Hen • d -h *- y a r fc»i balet (jn piece iH’*i *ood flv roitn O M*f Hi: < n t '©ce w sv.v ;ut-DuUding u , 1 vratf red anu timbered Flarila Lann;?. Rr'’pr,' t^onaaod p.crt H ulmbtr^d lands f(ti ge for iambus cHy p ■nlll men w-’i 'ft it ■ ‘ eir la*©rest * Jn regard to ;Ld TOOiVSBS CBAWFORQ Beal Ent' ! e \sent, 15 North Brnuh Ktr..v $30 REWARD. T HE obeve reward will be paid lor lb* o«.pmr« end delivery to tbe J-dler. or overseer of the chain gang, o Co qaltt Hartman, a negro whn fstaped 'rom the chain gang on Frldav, h- 2t).h (net Hart, man 1, a bon' 6 fee' 7 Inches hleb, ^etghB about 150 pounds, aud ts nearly clack, hne a d-'wnwarrt took whll- t-'klug, COUNTY CO TMIiSIONERS. mh27dlw Musoncee County, Qa Gonorrhea and Gleet. V have sold consid* e: nlilo, and in every ens# it has, jpvcu satisfaction* Alcott & Lisk« Hudson, N. V* Sold by GruRtdst** Reduc io 1 t.i Price on VVynntoa Re i 'or c , D U J ii MA&ON having located permanently in Macon IsteudH sell up at once his ruagriticent two ston Wynntcn liebidence, anc 18 acres of ground. Dwelling is bend cmtly pa;ered at d re cently painted t. v ty thing iu thorough order. Dr filasou wishes to sell while it i oo si.d will give a pcichai'T a bargain it -on are lcokiKc for a f n* bar ban rffridei c- aud inarect this yon will be sore to boy. It\ouco rot wish ‘o l*aye tbs city yon will v e tempted fo do so after looking ar this ele* gant home. Several aerss of wooo. Let ut« show it to ioil JOHN BLACKM^R, t e a d fr if Beal K«Uta Agent, Columbus, Ga, DRY GOODS, bOTiONi A " 0 NOVSLT1.E* if is ^ T td AND QUALITY the TRUE TEST CF :ohea i^isrs-3 -, Efidi M] Atl4s S ft* luorflH to Air^dy Enviable Sri jMi Hi n 4 f limbus^ F jont FOB THE MU FEW DAYS WE WILL OFFER UNPARALLELED B:naifis in 1 Dfont Depafiiits. THIS IS A GUWrAT INVENTORY SALE Qn account of just completing stock taking. It is the custom of our three houses after taking stock to reduce goods 25 per cent, we will mention a few Eye-Openers: 50 Pieces 6 inch ORIENTAL LACE at 15c, worth 25c, 26 Pieces SHEER INDIA LAWN at 8 1 3c, worth 12 l-2c, 4 Pieces MIKADO ISUITIN G, 27 inches, 6 1 4c, 5 Cases SPRING PRINTS, new styles, 4c, 2 Cases WHITE GOODS at your own prices, IS Pieces best 45c BLACK CASHMERE at 25c. Space will not permit us mentioning any more bargains, but an ex amination of our goods will convince you that the TRADE PALACE is headquarters for DRY GOODS. And we believe the most satisfac- toiy way we can repay that sense of obligation is to assure them that we shall continue to deserve as great a share of their confidence in the future as we have in the past. • 0. P. GRAY & GO,, OOLTJMaUP, O A. GRAY & O’BRIEN Savannah, Ga. CHRISTOPHER GRAY & CO Augusta, Ga TUDrr^n i S3 QjttZlg ffiWBffif SpM SICK HEADACHE, H Q| ■ ^SB| III HvL feawi Wtim CONST|PA TioN t g mmm fcwii^faai »dy foruR Diseases of th** Liver, Kid* nejN, Niomtich and ItmreU. A positive cure for I>j*p«‘paia, SivU Headarhe, Conutipation. Dose, one to two teaspoonluis. Conatipat at 10 itiiil 2.) fits. >o goti SIMON N- JONES, M C. L. T O R B E T T, Nffk*! I’llo9k-r sol Hmoul Hirreor. I ^ M NOW RF.TTEP PHFPAP1 pp.’cav I Lave it© Rrp *-- ard r- ;T> rpep* P'r r «'< <B' o!’y. from C' • k ninroL t d A r"- M r ^ r t ? rd e ’ Ger ta 't- ?.l t- 130. Ali nrirdml |T« c svpy- t;»fd ir cn h»,i/iT k b> n all For©r©k' piaefd 'r. itt cbrrg' &*■•’}$• t:c*J'V> rr-rr—"<r. R’a^rs cy rcicgrnpu a7)i> h)> flll«d In ♦Mrly T»lr u os Ip,cr.* r fti , Re all brick work a» O rr'-tery 1o piv© action. Priei;* reaiooab e i 1 ri’ Wreritp rrf'*’' Tfod^rat# f ' <-$)«••*< nvr’ rnflm'P 'Tt V* nd«*ti ar.tj Wfetahc Cn a 6t> »nd .d bildrej.’h Uurlai Ruhtsfr'in P*r.f '.ot’en Jur glv«n O’d^rg by telegraph 0. I . TCPBF’tt Wo. 56 Broad St SolublePacificQuano The only one of the PIONEER FERTILIZERS That is still in the field under the seme name. Manufactured by the Pacific Guano Comp’y Works at Wood’s Hall, Mass, and Charleston, S C, Capital, ONE MLLL_ION_ DOLLARS 1 The undersigned, who, since 1865, have supplied thousands of dealers and planters with this popular and reliable Fertilizer, are prepared to take their orders anotbei season for Soluble Puc’fic Guano and Dissolved Lone Phosphate, which is a high grade of Acid Phosphate made by tbe Pacific J O. AiATHLWSON A CO, Cciufil Agents aeif’tGuano Co,Augusta, Ga For Georgia, Sn it- Curt in A f t n f. F-< t ic ti st t. W iyv t- it g i gents s e Fvnr k 6 I < V> l’. Ke»>-. j I B G< jdrp, Cr.nmfcos; p B Malone, Mncot j P A Dun tpt, S t v*r r 11 ; Ji B Wt tl-ev sc i, A ugosti,. Ga, Bor sals by BLAUCF/RI, IVihVQ & CO. CCIIMI Ufc, Gi. A tel’dealers elsewhere, I an IS dw8m: Guano Company