Georgia Historic Newspapers

    THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION; ATLANTA,6A.,TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1878.
AGRICULTURAL
THE FIELD, THE FARM, THE GARDEN<
0*ta, Chicken*, the Gardes -Hew Uawim-Wtaa
Lnedi-Raml He we Hem Ictet-
Floml Hole* — Cotten
Picking, Etc.
now tWwi-K.
How unwise am) unprofitable ilte j
ino'-r exclusively, and that to be *hij
abroad uixl wild and tin* iirmretil-i retru
to us in mule*, liorx-s, fertilizers, c
lutcon, lard. Lav. ox helves h*me»,
handle-.
Tlii
• fat
n« li l ariio r- an* kept |«*mr and
our wraith l* diminished hy it. fanning.' too
L made more precarious and difficult. Na
ture ha* done her |<«rt in our lwlialf. hy
Riving tread vantage* a* to Mill, climate an.I
situation. H.e hue Uen louintilul to u«.
ami if we fail to pruaper much of the blame
fall* on u* for abusing her favor*. Many of
the tri.uliloi we lulmr under originate in
onro-he-. Mm li of the agricultural |>oHcy
of Georgia i* de*trurtivr to our interest, ami
if i
-ful
la*
.Ir.-~.in
individual judgli
for office. let the
i— Dry bimehes of grav
water and riff Hour upon
omeoil when dry. hut wi
of plant* in heavy i
The number of dieep ill tlie Uriiteil States
ot» January I, lh7t», was 85,744)^500.
A Wethersfield. tVinn., grower la»t vear
planted 1.5« hn-helaof onion* for seed.'
Al»oiit 1.2D0 varieties of *rra**e* grow
within the limit.- of the United Mate-.
The raltie of tin* hop-* *oId for -laughter in
the United Mate* i* now $;{50 f «i0u.<d)0 a vesir.
Right hundred and tifty-two thousand four
hundred and thirty-eight fanner- in Gtcnt
Itritain ow n lew than an acre cm h.
fine hundred swarm* of i* e- in Blackman.
Mich., have yielded t!*l-< season ion- of
k*>.
t Itritain ha*' .T4,.Vfc!
-ep
id the value of $]5
tl. of V. Kara.
:j*«l mile*. Tl
an. New
f 2<r» l»v
(.1 lM'tl.i-
l.e hor-einen rej-.rt at licad-
«*il> i
. IT:
pride In my hwim-**. W hat »h«ll 1 do?
Glad t«» *ee that you take i
■allin^. and predict surer**
He tilt
rbc
only t
naketh
r before, nmk- a* a wetie-
U fore all the heroes that
he man who honestly etidcav.
hi- farm i- apt to !*• rewurde
effect*. Itivemitwil farming v
with hi
ill aid v
v.
direct you "*omewha.
Take i-orue of your field-, manure them, and
plant in crop* that require the u-e of the
plow and 1i*m*. Then lay down this land in
*»nw kind of grain and Hover. The Hover
may la* continued two or three year-, and
let it Iw succeeded hy wheat, Pursue till*
rotation of cr»*|n, and it will u-.ri-t in hcl|t-
inp to bring up vour farm. By the al*»ve
meth.Hl the laud is made mellow and clean,
before it i* laid down in gram, or sowed with
pm in. Then, too. the laud is kept pulver
ized. i* not hardened hy m-t. n»*r exhau*ted
hv rank weed* wliielt greatly uu}«ivcri*lt it.
Von make u preater abundance of pram, ami
other fond t..r cattle; you ran maintain
more stock; more manure i.* made, ami the
w liole product* are much preater. Hv fol
lowing thi* course you do uot have to hurry
your labor, nor i* it so preat. Then.
-I 1 ' lr
culli’
• le** land. Y.
w ill find, after attendiup fair* ami readinp
ipricnltunil p3|*ct>. eomhiniiip the knowl-
‘tli practical experience,
• >f art and contrivance to
of light. pie
of air
tlx
hoti-e plant.* dllrillp
•sti *• a Week. Wa-h loth the up|>er
.1 the leave*. I'm* water moderately
Never wet the flower* of plant*,
injure* them.
« lilt KI'N*.
in hen house* are rather troublesome
rid of WeatlviM* that when the di*-
• - made that the hen hotw i* invest-
p |«ile*.oW
Ipe
many .*uppe*lii
up up your land. There i* an economy
the niakinpaml saving of manure on the
farm, l>ut little carried l*y our farmer*,
every Miilahle material al*»ut your
for uiukinp manure, ami after manu-
u turinp it apply it judit ioti*ly to your
r habit* ami preju*
IX HIGH LIFE.
STARTLING REVELATIONS PRODUCED
The Committee oa the Ackiea Bcaadal Sitting in
Jadfment—HifklyBensational Parti calan—
The Hysterical Clergyman—The
Part Taken by the Mother.
Nkw York, OctoU-r I.—A New Orleans
npeeial *ay* the Acklcn Mmndal committee
met yoienlav afterw*»T» in el«r*e x*s?*i*>n.
Then* were present Judpe Yorhee*. cx-fiov.
Penn, Major lltrar«ey. Duncan F. Kenner.
JudpeHeanlamlJ.il. A. tiathreau; Mr.
O'Rourke wa* aWnt. Ackleti made a pre
liminary •‘|«eecl* in which he *aidhe i>la« e<l
tJie entire «-a.*e in the hami* of the commit
tee. and would
RETIXC r«o.w THK TICKET
if they >aw fit i-o u> advw* him. He claim-
e*l that the affair wa* one of unadulterated
blackmail, and *uhmitu*d to the committee
the affidavit* in hi* iwr**c**ion. He w;t*
preatly rxcitei He then witlnlrew. The
committee *pent the entire time examiu-
inpevhlence for the defeiue. From the
te*tiiiionv adduced they are in favor of
Acklcn. a- the alledpcd crime* are
TO(> ATKOt loO To UK RCUKVEb
hv any one. The |Mi*er
_ M A R r_>,o^s o , ? THE ATLANTA TURF.
from m Loan Inland Kail road Train 1
at Wlntleld, and wan Found Raving
In Jl.m.'. Wood.. | the COMING ERA IN GEORGIA SPORTS
New York Sun.
The |a**enper train on the North Shore .
and Central Di\i*iou of tlie l»np Inland | The Arriril cf Hitchcock"■ Stable—Swarmi tf
ribbon*! ami who had
die had entered tlie I Numerous indications from every inirt of
.... , nty-five miles distant, I ,j ie wun tiy pednt to the fact that the racinp
uddenlv jumiwd up from her seat orvmp, I , . ... . . . ...
Oh, where i, n,v dirtingr- and nui ..ut on feature the falr » llU ' h «P««
tJie platform. ’ I the 21*t instant at Oglethorj>e |«ark,
.She threw a noekethuok eotitaininp $40 in I city, will l»e one of the grandest ever
SreenhaeU.- and a taut Uk, showing that Iie ^j in ollr „ ate . Everv dav r , KO
he had «1<U deidisitetl to her atwiunt in the I . . ... . * *T
•avinp* bonk, upon the tIeiMit plat-1 t«nnatk»o i* being received from tlie west
1 then jumiied from the opposite I the effect tlrnt a large number of stables of
I the platform. Clam lie ring up a high j running and trotting horses will be here tc
the fine purses hung up l>v the
Jus» after .lark twu litlle chilren .if John | North »ie«.r(rta shark and fair assn
had lieen hunting for Mmie I be contested for. During the past two weeks
the wiMsl., CMUe hark home, out of I , tu . re . H .„„ has met a law nuniUwof
‘feath ami screaiiiing^tliat tliey had seen a | at,u.L- iti.atKiv fnim Kimtin.i-1- «»ui
jiook or something in the
'*• api*aritiou. they
•thing hut wliite, and *trt*ehe4l
it its arm.* and cried: “Oh, my
dear, why don't vou hear me; i*u» hunting
for you/* Mrs. Ikixter doe* not believe in I oxe hi m*rki> He
pluwt*. She went luiek w ith the children I l**th runners and trotters, at our fair. Kadi
found the young woman, who liad I of them say that all of the turfmen fn
}ted from the train, with nearly every I their section are coining. This sta
article of clothing stripped off. The Hiil- J looks j>»*rfeetly plausible, a* the St.
dren were sent
rhev
.vill
lll.hish I
Gel I toiling
uglily wash the
and out. Take every old
oal oil into the feather* on
f the liodv. or under the
Mine the hen home, ftiuii-
ul|*lmr Maken ninell<sir
I plank, hut of dry
el. an.l alw
* have in
learlv full of
a-lte*. half ami half . to
xi of sulphur.
«* l K
iml \
ill find that it
. kel ,**nr »n*e grew m .
law are river, near League Maud. ...
... Philadelphia.
lot whitewash the fruit tree* hut OTM
or every ..liter year; *era|tc the live
•How it will, a washing of carl**!
ml water, applied will, a short l.r.*.n
ill dislodge the insects, ojH*n the pin
ire.**, and give them ;. healthy a;
rap- Vim *— t
• large
them in a heap
I gently sprinkle
every other part
nil.lew i* visible.
\pplvi
X let
allowed, a “bit" ofalui.
e* of m M U .Ii-M.lv.- in two and a half gallon:
f water, boil. -kiln, and pair on hot.
To m ;.*oi. TimU r Pile it under
iml keep.ln : it *b..uld have a frv*e
belli
inula-
holll.l U
tree fnim
vale gill frame*
iilphtir to give
ni ami a half of i
nr live brui-ed
i*l onion*; strain
it. when v»*ld, wash
gilding whirl. rtNpiir.
arming will not pi
the soil must lie
*1 sound judgmeiii
I >ain* taking
, Ik* dilig.
v thing al'
i U* look. .! ufte
ell .
i d f..
n small fi.i
vill prove
profitable
latrge sheep falter
an small ones, ami t
r than young ones.
Ill kept manure heajts deteriorate more
irough lo**«*s l.v dn.inage, than hv expt*-
-e to air. heat nu.l light,
rs-e that your Itarn yard is **t arranged
that vour s|.M*k luav have a stltbeient **up
r thi*
ra*s lumls should i
<|iiality. keep* longest
Ite i
»*1 bring* the highest prio
A stip rior grafting
iving one pint of litvsi'ed oil.
•sin and one p.iiml of U-e*wav.
Farming must In* studied, praetiee
. ke.1 ut. hv o.iumunh-ations, att
ir>, ami reading agrieultun.l pa j tors
The farmer who produce* tno*
akes what lie r.iis.** of the lies! rh:i
ways lm* a good deal to sell, inv
ml* a market, and fair prices.
Young animal* are p*rhaps more .
t eat than older..iws. - The hitter. It.
«* more nutritious, have tlesli of a
tueli, fuller flavor and are richer in
hilftr, l.av
Dirt. miii.I ami stain*
fere with the*taple vvl
the stalk* waiting to
liere.1, Ik* sure. Mo, and gin it ass.
oiiv.-nieiil after the picking. Not o
•. hut pack it right away, .-hip or .-arr
iiarket, and -HI. In prepiring this c
market. remeiiilN*r that if tra-hy ;
not exp'ct it to bring the lic*t prices.
e trust our farmers an* making arrange
ment* to plant a g.H*l .iuuntity of land i’
oats. This cn*p should always lie sown carl
ugh to secure a good deep root, then the
P will stand the cold of winter :i
heat of *iimnier. Oat* will gr.
ttv ii.ticii am soil, hut if v
d’land to devoir to them. m. inu. lt tl
r tl..
,*.» dee
l give
If l*tl.eU**t
.doth* ill th
ek of all kind i
catvlcs-ness on the farm mil in bringing >
p.verty, very nearly as much a- p».r »*roj
VV ll*' VT LAX I*.
Se to u that the wheat land is thoroughly
pre\wvrvsl, and that it l*e made fertile. K-
P*.r riv»ys of wheat, for ru*t. and other di*
take* thi* I’niw our opinion i* that the fault
i* w ill. th»* farmer more than in eliumte. *«•
lection ot seed, or an v thing Hm*. GinnImi*.!
should I*- selected, and fertiliserso.iitaininc
the desired constituents should U* pna-tircvl.
Autumn will Ik- here shortly, soon to la*
followed bv winter See to it that the con
ditioii of the *t.* k i* iiupniviiig. ami their
system i* prcpaied to U« *u*taim*l during
tl.e bleak, edd weather. The gras* will
give out. and the teed of *t.* k should »h- in
erea-ed It von would keen u,
Forest New*: Sueli a crophay h:>
la-en known for year*.
Black walnut
don county to Xi
into furniture.
Mr. J. T. Mellrvde. near Geneva, ha* ha
vested a crop of H» gallon* of sorghtu
*v rup from one acre.
Savannah New*; A mugiiifi«x*nt imp.ru
bull wa*shipp*l fnun Bruu-wiek to In* set
1«» the farm ot tieneral J. H. Gordon, W«»rth
county.
The Lumpkin lndep'tident *av* that U|
le** than two acre*. Major Singer ha* ins
tiuNn- an.l tetter hay than any man in Gc
gia. Upm it lie als«* raised thirty bti*li
of dorn; ha* :» fine p*tato piteh, and al«out
one-fourth of an acre a nice garden.
Unthl«crt App-sil: The n*m crop is alN.tit
rvestetl, ami a lull average cron. The mt-
v cn»p i* turning out much Letter than
tner* *antieipit«*l it would. The earn* is
id. A few will kill meat enough to do
rut. Pea*. p*tab«e* and turnip can't U»
ralU.ftoii Register: Should the weather
ntinue :** it lists lH*«m for the pi*t three
vks. we will have the crop «>f isTsall har-
*tod l.v the middle of Octolwr. We think
In* reviewed tomorrow. The girl
wa* a daughter of ex-G«»vcrm»r Baker, «*f
Louisiana. She i* implicated fearfully. .1.
B. A. Gaiithr.au is tin* jn-IXUI who Isad
lieen *ent hv Aekleii t«* interview Smith in
th.- v-i.ii wfiirh dintll.v ,-auM.l Jib deatli.
Additional fact* liave been
HKOI UIIT TO M..IIT.
During the girl'* ilines* a letter. iNrariug
a < heck f.*r fifty dollar*, arrived from New
York. eneloM-d in a letter *igne<l l»v a cler
gyman. A relative of the girl wrote the
the check. The reply was that he (the cler
gyman) had written no letter nor sent any
money. Further investigation revealed
.strong evidence that Ackleu had sent the
money, ami had
CHIU THE .’l.KROVM.VX'* X.VME,
and that lie had sent the girl regular remit
tance* since hi* dej«irture for the north.
The seduction took place in the fall of isTti.
The child it* now five month* old. It i**aid
that Ackleu lived with the girl aeven month*
She wa* under sixteen when the al
leged crime wa* jierjiet rated. The feeling in
he community i* intense, and the finding
4 the committee'is
.VNXIor*I.Y lookeufok.
Ackleu certainly an* fairly and squarely in
the matter, and lisi* given alr-olute |**wer to
tlie committee. For the past three days
Ackleu list* lieen visiting a colored woman
uaiiievl Smith, on Common street, at whose
ou*e the girl formerly lived. To-day he
rove there with a notary ami remained for
a hour sum! a half. At the meeting of the
iiiunittee tiwlay Smith's pap-rs will In*
■ad and sin approximation to judge from
Cotistahle Ruck, and |
Mr*. Baxter found the young woman':
Jre*.* and i-ersuaded her t«» put it on
Meanwhile she talkt*l or raved alM.ut -m»uu
1 Nelson, now entreating him t«
I -oak to her and now reproaching liim foi
iscoldncm. t'omrtahle Ruck
|N*rsuade her to gi» with him until he luul I all of the race courses there has been a line
uromised tluit he would take her to *ee | atteudauce of the very best stock ever pro
Nelson. Even then five men had to lie I duets!. Tlie meeting at Kaitssis City wa*
summoned on tlie way to aid him in taking I iKirtieularly attractive, and the lai^e num
ber to Newtown. She wa* locked iu a cell, | her of horse* that were at this meeting will,
and grew furious wlien she learned that she I in all probability, come this way, and reach
had lieen listening to false promises. One I Atlanta at an early date. Tuesday last Mr.
after another of I Fred. Garter, who is in charge of Col. L. A.
HKit articles or cloth I xu I liitchcuck's fine stable of runners, reached
•k off and tore to shreds. Constable | Atlanta with five of
Kuck says that site is tlie strongest woman
he ha* ever seen. Physician Gay lor was
sant for, ami after taking some soothing I
•* . *».«* I ,,a> . , ,
gelding, considered to be one of the
THE FEVER AND THE MAILS.
Lfue« on Wliielt the Mall Service U
Siis|i«*imI<nI.
Washi.vutox, Octolier 2.—L. M. Terrell,
u|M*rintemlent of tlie railway mail service
or the division cniniirisiug the state* of
North Garolina. .South Carolina, Georgia,
Alalmma, Mississippi, I^iuisiaua and Texa*,
" ‘ the dejiartment tin
the :
i the following
■stahl ished
•unt of quarantine rcgu!ati<
/ reason of the existence ot yellow fever;
Memphis and Vicksburg steaml*iat, s«*n u*e
sii*)H*nded since August 24; Vicksburg and
Meridian railroad, service *u*|a*ndinl lie-
weeti Jackson and Meridian, Mississippi,
ince SeptemU*r 7; Alabama Central n»il-
■ •ad, Selma and Meridian route, servicesus-
•emled In*tween Ik inojNilis and Meridiun,
lississippi. since Septeiulier 5, except Sep
temlKT H t when trains were allowed to ruu
through to Meridian and return; Mobile
1 Ohio railroad, service siisqieiidcd l*e-
L*en State Line station, Mi.*si.*.*ipj>i, and
Mobile, Sejiteinlier 5. Freight trams have
mi on this |Nirtion of the line, hut no mail
ars lutve heed furnished and the mails
ia\e lieen refnse«I sjwice. This, however.
vim to lie remedied. There has ln-en **nne
letenlion of mail*on that i**rtioii «>f the
Mobile and Ohio mud hetween Mobile and
State Line station. Miss., ow ing t*» the want
mail earson freight train*. That is now
medied. and the service i* very regularly
{NTforiucd. On the Alalmma and Great
Siiithem luilroiiil, between riiuttanoog:iand
Meridian, the service had lieen susjieudcd
'nee S pleydn-r 21. On the branch railroad
oin Atlanta t«i Gadsden, Ala., the service
is ltccn su.*|N*nded since Septemlwr 2T».
be su|N*riiitendent lias turned the daily
ail to go by Jacksonville. Ala. A later
dispitcli from Mobile states that the service
the Mobile ami Ohio
railroad, lietween Mobile and the state line.
This completes the service of the entire line
f the Mobile afid Ohio railroad. The
Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas railroad
route. U-tween Vicksburg, Miss., ai
r*N*. L».. ha* su*|H-nded the service s
1st Ik of August.
The superintendent *tatc* that i
place* in the infected districts the jieople
are under the impression that the*plead of.
the yellow fever ha* been due to the mails
and they look ii|mhi |"*sial clerk*
agent* a* enemies of mankind,
instance* agent* have lieen take!
train* by quarantine officer* and
wood*. Rut a few day* since Route Agent
Fischer wa* taken fnun his car at Macon,
Mi**., and lined $.»! for an alleged violat
of the (|iiarantine regulation*, and thi* after
lie had been acquitted hv the Imanl
health of any violation of the quunini 1
regulation*.
THE PEABODY FUND.
Annual Meeting of tlieTruMc
N»:
ar*« ExprndUurcs, etc.
ork, Octolier 2.--The anninil t
he trustees «*f the PeaUsly eduea-
tioiial fund t*N*k pliuv to-day. It
tended hv President Have*, Secretary
Kvart* ami Robert G. Winth
The president of the U»anl made a short
ildres*. congratulating the members
the preseii
Old CO.lt
iml nvai
t *en*ihl
trouble the
will have
ot milk, fa
lk. In-
-ell of fall feeding. In
cr will from now on fet
well. He will with the first
I *t,nk on hand, will keep*
tel. after and provide for
- farmer who does hi* duty i
d fall bv hi* stock ha* r
maiuder of the year, and I
-that will give a sufficient
Attorn, serviceable horse* and
h! ho.
ithing
Ntard it* aitl in relieving the physical
ufferitig of their southern brethren while
•iague wa* raging, they could
lone and were doing, not a little to pn
that intellectual and moral improv
which must sustain them in evei
trial and IwPthe laisisof their future \irt
and welfare. The annual rei«irt vv
.ml say*: “Tlie year just closed h
•ettling
ntl'*pnni
kept
farmer* are going t*acli
h hen *moke-ht»n*es ami
If no crop i* b. In* nlantcd on the Iwd* in
the garth-n. ;t* the old crop th* ay. x «* to it
that tlx ground i* put in tstmliihm for the
tor the punNi*e. spread i»ver the lied*, ami
s.tadc up the gntuml. *•• a* to give the *..il
the WnHii of the etmiing frtv*t* t»f the win
ter You will find that the effect will lw to
mellow the *oil. desino the egg* of in*** t-.
and often kill out acid* that «-xi*t* in old
*od* that wt»uhl prove injurious
throwing iij-
the
i*| irtmh-
id
idge* from ;
i half high in the ditvc
of the dop* of the ground. *o that tic
r twav ruu off. Frequently it wil
e henet'u ial in turning up the -oil t
a little «*f the subsoil, -avail inch or
will bring a little fresh loatu to the *iu
which Iving acted n|«oi» by the atm«
YOUNG AMERICA.
A Party of Children take a Flfl
Mile Promenade on the Marou i
Western Halt road. Tliey are I! rough I
■lack to the 4'tly.
Friday last the two small
Runlet t*. who reside* on Walker street, aged
alsuit .* and lit year*, together with aitoth*
urchin of the sum* age. and a negn* L
not much older, ran away from their p
rent* and disappeared fnun
of the *otith, and
has lieen affected, that rr
latitig t«’» the employment **f teacher* i
•uhlic ((fficer* ha* suffered most. Ghcap
lug the lalsirsof men U|n»ii whom the vitali-
' e system depend* is a more dang
riment than is generally suppled.
The M'lio|ar*hi|** estahlislied last yeai
l an excellent effect. in the IVuIhhIv
rmal >eminarv, of Louisiana, one-tourth
all the female teacher* of New Orleans,
luring many years, luive lieen educated.
The f«»lh>wing figure* *la*w the distrihu-
•f the income of the fund during the
Virginia. North Garolina,
?4..'V»iO; South t'nn'liua. $3.H0n; tie>»rgin.
»; Florida. $.’1,900; Alabama. $H,00t»;
i, Arkansas. $*"».<*"*; Tennessee*,
■ »; West Virginia.
the children offend the
up the erring one*, whi
in th.
nn>ii th.
to advantage' with the t«
t* ping up tin* fertiliiy
tin
A tv vnt,v. V. v . (VU'Ut 2.—AjtrlcuUund E*tiu«r
Constitution: IW t. II me howr u* |4ckle jj*p-
Nlwt fully grown, gTeen|N p|«ers;remove
ihrsevd bv cutting a section, leaving it at
taclud at the *ti tn end. Vut the pcplsn
into strong brim- at the end of three day-
change it lor in *h and leave them for three
changed
i dr
' the
old
der for 12 hour*. Mi
r seed, ground cinna
, with the chopped
; the |N*pjN-rs. ami ti
and drain in
. mustard *(*.*
.on. clove* an
cgetahles helot
each one wit
cabling hot vii
n the jar. ai
in two day* j»*i
off the Vinegar, heat t
|Nrpper> scalding hot.
. *tate agricultural wwiet,
ing horse* are iu demand i
duo
»the legal t
: of land is one-half
u crop for 1^' w
The value of th
In France about 6u,OOG.OiiMrabbit skins
(Mllected annually.
England imports upwards of j,400.tMk>
bushel* orange* annually.
t tf tea plant* there are nearly 500,000acrw
ider c
i in India.
• *careh the
A hot pursuit fol
ute information w
quartette of runaway
■ want gave ran
mad* of men c
u*i.i!‘(t7n[f Ua-
l\wn the Mao'.ii
•wi*l. All along
* pi. ktd up that tl
v\ ere oil ahead. Ka«
iragvroent t«> the pv
Iu* pursuer* were gain
When the purtv *>f children hunte
ived at each i-.inL it wa* learnedtha
hildren had g-nc straight down the rai
track. By thi* time it had
Another London llelle.
A new beauty. whhh^ik > im w v
■gurde*l a? a l«le**iug, i»a* n dh-e
i F.nglamL Slu- i* an lri*3i girl fnun Liti
ith the
,, the daughte
the British army,
harming type of V»
tund in evening o.**t
pleiely eeltpH
Wile* hv win
die
ido'
i retired officer
is of the m.
I.umy, «nd. v
. plucking a m
' eignini
tdtd
i.L 1
dace
l .casuit, to h«dd the
tlie storie* of jewelry
ell a*
beauty, for
vwtlv presents lavished by tv
* !■' - *— *pngs
j* whi>|N;'jre«L l>, . _
mval tv. on the queen* <jf society, aiealin.
ineredihle. The tributes Accepted by Miss
Guhbins iwedecRAN.tr. a U*»uty fnun Jersey
Island, are estimated at
Paris, t K*t.dtet 2.-—The intemathmal jieace
congress wa* ended ve*terd»y with a sitting
somewhat confused. ««cc*»i(»nally. Braiaimi
defended Roumania energetically again*
the reflections of one of tlie speakers
garding the alleged religious persecute
that province, but tlie majority disapj '
In Deerfield, N. H., go>d Baldwin apples attacked t
are selling at ten cents a bushel.
hi* defeme. Later
vaiican in offensive l
»pped by the president.
rni».
•ken avvav Iru;
iuteri**t in
ithstandifig t
President Have*.
ii his official duties to *
rducational matters.
ie serious shrinkage
*aid the cause
11 ad
XL ran
all the school
y departinei:
railroad, due in Hunter's Point at 5:551
Fleet*rt ea_tke Wty—Earn, Edwin for-
d other Eqt
a the Way.
stock dealer* from Kentucky. Tennessee and
Missouri, the three state* that furnish tlie
■ing horses iu the country. These
gentlemen predict that there will*lie at the
-titnate
and Louisville meeting*, which
taking place, will close this week, and then
the racing will be over in that section for
tlie pre*ent year.
The racing in the west the present season,
which is now draw ing to a close, lut* been
•h finer than any year since the war. At
FINE KLOOUED ASIM.VLK
over a rat# course. The stable
at its head S|»eeulator, a three-year-old
ist fleet-footed that lias graced the turf the
resent season. This gelding has won many
hardly contested races
| months. He captured
purses at Saratoga at tl.
drug, tlie girl tN-eaiiie quiet. She said that
her name wa* Lizzie Johnson, tliat she wa*
twenty-live years of age, and that site came
from Sweden five year* ago. Since then she
ha* lived a* cook with Mr. Tlieodorc Silleek
in t^iieens. Long Island, a wealthy, retired
gentleman. Nat. lliek*. the kee|«er, watch
ed her all njght Ie*t she should do herself
injury.
Mr. Silleek went to Newtown next morn
ing in obedietu-e to a disjmtch, and said that
the young woman’s name wa* Mary Ander
son. That was a name she had taken iu
America, a* her Norwegian name could not
lie easily anglicized. She had always been a
faithful ami quiet servant. The Nelson that
Mary talked about, be said lives now in
“anada, having gome there from New York
it v a year or two ago. While in the city
Nelson had become acquainted witii Mary,
and had called upoit her two or three time*.,
had given her hi* picture. The.*hchad I awaiting them. Yestenlay a rep
kept near her day and night ever since 1 ' r,,r « *••**» Mr r,.rt»r
ent away. Nelson wa* a Swede,
a stalwart, handsome young
fellow. lie had not oj»enly ’ pro
fessed admiration of Marv. However,
he had corresiNinded with he frequently
until a few week* ago. In one letter lie said
that hi* father had died, ami he had no
y to pay for the Imrial expense*.
Would Mary send some money? She did
i. Afterward Nelson wanted more money
• help j«ay hi* brother's ex j tense* in M'hotti-
ig. \\ hen his letters ceased coming Marv
ew de.-|*mdeut. end .*iL*)<ecte<l that a fel-
-w female servant who came to this coun-
y^with her wa* receiving letters from Nel-
tm At times her jealousy broke out in .
tassionate recrimination, and she accused 1 D«»v. Neptune, w hi
er friend of the cttrres|toiidence. Its ex- * ' "
itence wa* denied, however; yet Mary
ould not believe that. K'ist week Mary
complaim-d of Iwing sick, and said that she
wa* going to see a physician in Market
ect. New Y'ork, ami on Saturday she went
the Hinsdale depot, saying that she wa*
going to visit the physician.
On Monday Mr. Silleek returned to New-
•wn with Mary’* fellow-servant. A* soon
a* Mary caught
SRJHT of the gikl.
die hurst into a )uiroxy*m of reproaches,
and tried to get at her through the d«Nirof
the prison. When left alone she was j»aci-
tieil again by Keetter Hicks, the oulv one to
whom she would listen. Some Hollies were
given to her and she tierfortned her toilet
carefully after liciug fold that she could see
Nelson w hen she came out. Her eyes spar
kled, and she wa* smiling when she step|>ed
ut of her cell. Then, a* she ran her eye
*und the circle of officials and curiosity
kers, the joyoiisnes* died from her face,
il she M*reami*l:
•You’ve lied to me; Nelson isn’t here.
. I want to see him so!" and she wrung
her hand*.
iq»er Hicks said that he meant that Xel-
the la*t three
e of the largest
mei‘ting held a
the number. This mare ha*
juite a reputation during the sea*on anil
ha* lieen successful ujsm frei|Uent oeea*iou*
in larrvingoff the purse from a whole field
of pNni ones.
Matelistone, a two year old chestnut colt;
Kllatee. a two year old filly, and BlixKlstoue,
year old bay horse, complete the list.
These horses uiniii their arrival here were
taken to Uglethor]»e j»ark, where
they
ni* comfortable qr.vuTEBs
them. Yestenlay a
The Gonstiti tios met Mr. Carter and ha«
versation with him about the protq*ccts
•f racing at our fair. Mr. Garter says that
js far a* lie is concerned his stable is here
ready for the *|**rt, tlmt tlie horses are feel-
very well and are in tine condition. lie
comes dim*t from Kansas City, when* his
stable ha* been attetidingat a raw? meeting.
Mr. Garter lia* attended quite a iiiiiiiIht of
meetings during the sea*on and ha* l*ecn
ery successful in many instance* in carry-
good purse*, lie say.* that
a* City he heard all the turf
men express their intention of coming to
ir fair.
The stable* of Mr. Isaac Staples, consist
ing of five or six runners, among which is
MinncaiMd'!.*
Iieating Mollie McCarthy, the Califor
nia wonder, and a number of other last ones
ill he here. In this stable are also Fior-
aine, Deotogniti, the
WINNER OF THE TRAVERS STAKI-*
at Saratoga recently, and two two-year-old*.
These horses will probably reach here in the
course of a few days. Mr. Green Morris, of
Kan*a* City, is also said to Ik* on the way
with four rutuiers, among them Bill Dillon,
and a mare whose name we did not learn.
Messrs. Barnes and West, of 8t. IkuiI*, have
ignilied tlieir intention to Ik* here with
their fine stable of runners. Leroy, a speedy
three-year-old, and Gable, one of the finest
two-vear-old* in the country, are with thi*
table. Other stables of runners are also
said to Ik* en route from Kansas City f«
Atlanta.
Next week we predict that horses will
citv fnn
uints i
* bin
All VICES FROM NASHVILLE,
Tenn, Lexington and Paris, Ky.. anil otlie
cities, state that there will lie any numbe
trotters and runners from those sectii
ho will Ik iiiatteiulanee u(miii our fair. Mr.
, r ,- Carter tells us that Mr. John .Splatin infi
wJmiVi I ed him, Friday last, tliat he would be in
I-ia 'tIm-ii AIhVv ,aU ‘* al th * fair to trot Karus 1,1 tlw tV
niiiiRlv ’ieiS f «««««.«*. ItUwtJKnfl.tivNy4.itd
1-xau.itmlu- toliersanitv. I Kan.s wmej. H. , |a-ful. J-aKvi
KOIXBABOI’T IX (iEOBltlA.
GOV. RICE’S REPLY
I sho
. Wood ;
examiiiatio
est. Forester and Adelaide will also Ik* here
i , .^nV.un^d"i;« I »*"> forthe #I.UWt SI.
luKline, in Jatuaie:i.
A Pen-and-ink Tour Through the
State.
How does she look this morning?
Have you a buckeye »»r the buck-ague.
Miss Sal lie Cooper, of Atuericus is dead.
Judge James P. Guerrv, a prominent citi
zen of Americus, is dead. ^
Our George is making it hot in the sev
enth.
Albany wants a steamship named after
her.
Tlie Murphy* are gaining ground in Al
bany.
Milledgcville is to have a line new hotel.
Work will Itegiu at once.
Eugene Speer improves the MillcdfceviUc
Old Capital with every issue.
Col. Wallace P. Reed will in a few days
start a temperance pajter at Conyers. Ga.
Every well organized city and town in the
state ha* a comj*aiiy of amateur minstrels.
A great many j«eople know more about
iNiIities than they do aluiut hard work.
Dr. Felton i* of the opinion that it is un
healing to visit Dade county at this crisis.
The Katoiitou llroaduxe and Jtemizer is
gradually filling up with advertisements.
A Stewart county negro killed a black
snake with a squirrel in it* coils the other
day.
The gni-house of Mr. John A. Williams,
of Stewart county, was accidentally burned
recently.
This j* the season of the year when gin-
lioiise hands tackle a gin saw and get baillv
u~,l l«l-
Judge John I. Hall will have no )Mq<o.*i-
tion a* a candidate for the legislature in
(qulding county.
Fiddling Jim Sims .wit* in town the other
day. Jim's piety is gradually wearing his
young life away.
Count Johannes B. G. says lie never saw
the Hois ile Boulogue looking a* preter-nat-
urally gay a* it does this season.
A colored man was fatally shot by a Mill-
edgeville |«jiicoman the other night. The
p. of c. had attacked the officer with a
pistol.
Three.men were shot at Savannah on the
27th inst. while stealing ice from Heyward's
ice house*. The shooting wa* a cool ‘piece of
business.
Waterman's neat endorsement of our so
ciety column ha* caused quite a flutter in
some of our |K»lite circles. Let the good
work goon.
Mr. E. K. Brown ha* moved his family
into the Brown house. The camvunsery
will Ik* ready for tlie reception of guests*
long iK'forc tlie fair.
A hale of cotton wa* rutiled at tlie ex
change in Savannah a few days since, and
$2Uti realized for the iK'iietit of the yellow
fever sutlers of Memphis.
Suppose Mr. Reuben Arnold were to Ik-
elected to congress twenty times over—how
would that effect congressional legislation
in the direction of financial reform?
Dick Grubb, of the Darien Gazette, has
quit chewing gum and taken the bridle off
Ijis w liiskcrs. Grubb is one of the severest
jMiIiticinus in the first district.
Aaron Ali>cora Bradley, the ex-Waulion
of the Ogeeehee iikhis, after, several year*
alisence, ha* shaken the dust of Charleston'
from his hpiguns and has returned tempo
rarily to Savannah.
If colored affidavits and flattering remarks
u|k»ii the virtue of Georgia women an* any
evidence of strength, Mrs. Felton’s huslund
is very strong. The affections of the people
protrude in his direction.
“Poor men a;aiu.*t the bondlmlilers!” cry
tip.* untamed grcenlKickers and they they
straighfwav go to work and etideavortn tear
down tlie democratic party. Uncle Reuben
and his friends have let tlieir feet slip.
laying on the imn'h of
Gonstiti tios is loaded
and is liable to go off at any moment.
Xewspa)K*r thieves had lH*ttcr keep at a
distance or they will Ik* roughly used up.
Smithy Clay ton is in the city. He at
tended the minstrels last night and pro
fessed himself well plea*ed with the enter
tain ii lent. Willie Emerson has refused all
pro|Misitioiis to stump the ninth district for
S|K*cr.
Rome Courier: l>. C. Dutton, wlioesca|K*l
from jail in Marietta some two weeks since,
wa* arrested hy Mr. Glasou in' Cherokee
oiunty, Ala., last Thursday. lie wa*
ItNlged iu Rome jail yesterday by Cap!.
Kellett. and will probably Ik* sent off to
day.
Senoia Farm and Home: A monster p:tie
blown down by the wind wa* found on Line
creek, three miles from Senoia. Our dis
coverer says it measures 90 feet to the first
limb, and that the whole 00 feet will square
4 feet; that it makes a square piece of tetn-
Ikt 90 feet long. 4 feet wide ami 4 feet thick.
There is nothing as delightfully certain as
the fact that rumor is an arrant liur. For
tanee, she spread the intelligence the
it her day that the fever wa* in Macon, if
polemic confined to people who give
currency to such reimrts. could come along.
.. ..juiitrv would lie great I v refreshed.
Tin* gin-house of Rev. B. C. Green,
laiureiis eouiity near the line,
huriied on la*t Thursday.
TO THE LETTER OF GOV. HAMPTON.
The “Culcbxwed" Statecman Grows Offended witlx
Hampton’s Stinjin^ Rebuke, and Re
fuses to Place it on File-An
Asylum for Refugees.
a suliM*rilH*r i
insane. Mr. Siiieck wauted'her to be treated | ^ our Lorses start in this race our (K*ople
here he could si*e her often. | **!*«< witnessjlie finest trotting
J lieen with him so long tliat lie felt
I, as solioitiuu* about her a* if she
thcsl-1 l^rth’uhirs exeiqit that it wa*humi*l during
....... I the davtime.aiiil as the gin wa* not running.
Georgia. The turfmen say that they
v agreeably surprised to sec that At-
r ^siit-*wu."takc'n t.Tlht-'a^yiuiu for I UnlK l^s i" ll.e race for tlie l i«>
ili. i..^m- mJJam.l-.t«ia, I cap fur all ,«gts. In tlie «wt tli«- .
•reiser of the l-.e.r Wrifcbr w.« direeted ^ . >“*"? , ■nst.mrs liave not In-en
hr I ..untv Jtnle Anusttons to take chare I =>■*'»• »'«• Atlanta has doubted the
presumed
About four hales of cotton were
stroyed.
Athens Cliromele: At a meeting of
rudential committee of the univers
lield last Friday, Mr. David W. Barrow
ehvted adjunct professor of mathematic
the place of Mr. Samuel Barnett, re.*i*:m*d
of the girl'* pmiierty. The p*N*ketb<Mik and I util ium^ tnrfms^ a le^ ua\s ajjN re-1 j f ^ w | t | k , m little pleasure that we make
liauk-hook had In nui taken iu eliarge hy the I t»»rke«l that he wouldttot beat till sur| rmud I t|,i s announcement, feeling assured, as we
telegraph operator and tlie ticket agent in ] *° a ! * ea? * t a (Uizen starters in this- race, I ^ that Mr. Barrow’s seholarlv acquire-:
Winfield. The girl i* said to4u»ve relatives I a -' 1 *he sue would iniuse a lat^e mimlK*r to I , e „ ts j Klst high standing in csillege, and
in thi. ,-itv. Yctcnhty aftrmnon bcrliat "M‘«l l«*w «•» for „ nex ,,.| l l ,,i ,,„,ii c ii.„ cv in the deiarttnen-
a.Hl shuwl were found in Momte'tt wcwK V.t"!'!!L'.TT... !i“. ni.tlieiuati«. renders him in every res.
COLORADO'S COLOR.
The Sound Seem** to Favor the Other
Side.
Denver, Col., October 1—Return* a* far
a* received indicate the election of the
has been offered at any course during the I
present season
Col. L. A. Hitchcock is now iti_ llosto
hut is exjiected to reach this city in a ft
days and remain here until after the fair.
There are now at the track eight trotting
equal to the jsisilion.' We congratulate the
board on so g»*«l a selection.
Dahloncga Signal: In the early jKirt «»f
la*t week two l*uiti*l State.* deputy in;
hals, Henry Uohiiison and Tom Smith,
Boston, October 2.—Governor Rice de
clines to put Governor Hampton's letter rel
ative to the Kiinptoti matter upou file. The
executive dej«arttuent ha- forwarded the
following communicatioii to Governor
Hampton:
Execitive Dei*.\i:tment. Boston, Septem
ber 30.—Hi* Excellency. Wade Hampton,
Governor, Columbia, S. C.. Sir: I received
on Saturday ht*t tin extraordinary- oflicial
coni in u n iea tion addressed t«* me, over your
signature, the contents of which I had read
in the newspapers three days liefore. I U-g
to remind y.iur excellency that any attempt
ed rebuke of Massachusetts by South Gane
lina for a non-observance «»f constitutional
r statutory obligations is the
refinement ok s.tia \*m
liich renders any defense of the former
ate unnecessary. The treatment of tfi,-
use of lliram 11. Kiiuptou hy tin* authori
ties of this commonwealth was tminflueiiccd
by any jH’rsouai or isditical considerations.
Massachusetts had no (juarrcl with South
Carolina aud no friendship for Kimp
■ach then
Kvj
but wa* bound t«» exte
sjiective rights under the law
. , official and iH*rsonal, wa* extended to
the representatives of South Carolina.
Usual eare was bestowed upm their investi
gation and consideration of the ca-c. ami its
decision was reached u)H>n grounds of per
fect ini)>artiality iu accordance with law-
ami facts, and'with conviction* of public
IUECT OF THE UEql'lStTION.
lid not ap)K*ar to Ik* for the imriKj.se of try
ing Kimptou for the crime charged against
him, but fora different purj»oM\ was sim-
*ly a recital of I'acjL* contained iu the rcjMit t
>f the attorney general, a copy of which
was furnished with tuy letter to*you, ami in
•pinion and mine clearly established hy
tlu* evidence. Your excellency's letter Te
nures no argument iu reply. It is suffici-
L*nt to say that it contains the statement to
mislead the imlilic when the facts arc un
known Its language and untimely publicat
ions arc ofletisivc and unjustifiable. I de
line to accept it or )K*miit it to Ik* pla<*ed I
**' *f tlie executive departtuen
COTTON GINS, Ac.
PLANTATION MAOHINERT
We are Agents in Georgia. Florida, South Carolina and North Carolina for
Gullett’s Latest Improved Magnolia Cotton Gin,
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Lever and Screw Cotton Presses, Coleman’s Mills, Saw Mills,&c.
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cmo jvmmmjut & pme l/st.
SEETHATITBEARSTHETSADEMARKoftheBULLAND takenoother
Tilth. It is b(
ilK*dicnt servant.
I.KXANUEU II. Kick
ivith r
('onMuiu)ition Cured.
An old physician, retired from practice,
having placed iu his hands by an I*!ast India
missionary the formula of a simple vegeta
ble remedy for the s)K*cdy and jt-rmaucm I
ire for eonsumiition. bronchitis, catarrh. I
thmu. aud all throat aud lung affections. |
also a |K»sitivc and radical cure for nerv
lehility and all nervous complaints, after |
having tested its wonderful curative iHitver*
thousands of rases, has felt it his duty to
make it known t<> hi* suffering fclimvs. *Act-
iited hy this motive, and a desire to relieve
human sti fieri tig, 1 will send, free of charge,
to all who desire it. this n*ci|K*. with full di
ms for preparing and using, in German. I
eh, or English. Sent hy mail by ad
dressing. with stamp, iiaming this paper. \V.
* * Sher.tr, 149 Powers’ Block. Uocheste*,
tWt>jul2,7fl wcowlvr
HINTS
GROCERS.
it IS POOR POLICY
■»»®y •
. ti»«
trrlng t« find tlie cheapest
tluit can lie bought,he sliouhl always
select Till: KKST In the market.
iuav of no Unsinvss anywhere, in the
-nuutry, that would not sooner become
rally e.«tab:i.*hed. and In the long run
ter. I.y luuidliug only fair and ho;
GBAND DISTHJBUTION!
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
lA*pilizcd I.y tlie Coinin' nucaltli of Kentucky,
and supervised by lion. K. c. Wintersmith, Ex.
Trca.*.. tJen’l T. A. Harris and other prominent
citizens that may Ik* designated I.y tieket-liolders,
ill hold tlu-ir
SIXTH I»01»1T.A1C itUAWIXCi
In Pul.lie Library Hall. Louisville, Kv.,nn
Saturday, Nov. 30,1878
NO SCALING! NO POSTPONEMENT!
1SBZ $115,401) in Cast!
AND TICKETS ONLY 82.
•nwqnenecof its po)«ularitv, and in cuinydi-
with request of inmu-n*u< ticket buyers, the
itgcmcnt again present th<- following att met-
etlenf i
tdlit
•d I.y low prici
r and adulter
e up'with sho
'eight
i while
purchase
•: manr
id other
DR. RiCJE
mm Place, LOUISVILLE, KV.,
c&fi 1
Spermatorrhea and Impotency,
lowi»< Nettmud«s*,’ Scciinil (uik-ta rail*,
•lini by tmai). IHmmi of bit'll, lltftctiic Xi motj, !*;•
•L-alDecar.riuii4e4onK.ee. Arcnioa tuMekty WF ’
CiAttot— of Uni, l«. mt Soxual Pw«er. Ac., m
nil these
l!itug»,and nothing i* move Certain than tliat
HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY
MEN' ISO KUHiNESS
v I to mu umiv,
a’he srrsst way ta ac:amplish this is to
build up a psrmansut trade.
Whole Tick et*. 8'i. XlnirTieketa. Ml.
«7 Ticket**. WO. VS Tlrketw, JilOO.
inter. n-jri*n*n*t
rk Hei
• tickets and infon
Mt»NWEALTH IdSTKIItl *
OMMKUFOKD, Sec’y, Com
if inferior pfls are sold.
ly by keeping the b*,*
■UTtist* —bovyr, are Uton-rclUy ami (Miu*
'“Gonorrhea;
iH*>Uitf|rinirl ,
Il U !cni that a |4ir -icUu a Im> t+}» M«eial attest
any. acquire *reat>&UL KEyrkUt* Wu.>»_iujtbU tort
Cures Guaranteed iu all <
n Ccu*StatM«J *?2?aatJv hr
clear pr..t!
not Mij'ply
t by th,
do not pay the luigm-t
mt a |K*niuuctit business
• till* best MMlp, Ji.C lK-.st
•s. toe tn*st Imking j»o\vder,
tin* whole list. We have
j los ( . a customer
hundred a:.d fifty dollars
to him, ju -t hveutux* he
i Itakiug [K'Wder that was
HaiHlMtowu,
Tlds Institution has Ik*
I »cof*»4bW ami wrm|»«»an atrktly amMoiiial.
PRIVATE COUNSELOR
Of 100 porta, to any addro .», arcimty^anted,r,cdnTq
» A. M. U H r. U. SuLjaji, 31*
an- il,.n the repnl.lhtnw carried every erard I OeoiRia Stuck and Eairnssueiathm, infunncl I ‘l^hinTT "liT’Triw*
!u',hi“ S^Tt^tUnnanof .h^.u.e ,,U "
lion state central eunmiittee claims that _ twcsty alssiau iiom-Ea the ottjy alter,,attve, when, they |,r
... . .... late by 2,590 majorit
ami two-thinl* of the legisluture.
Fortvhme towns and precincts officially,
including three democratic counties, lluar-
fan*. Bent and Pueblo, give a net republi
can majority of l.tiM
' ket. Tlie remaining towns and |
greatly
.vletl
on their way without further niolestutii
Savannah News: Our readers will remem
ber tlmt in the account of the iuvestign
of southern clai in.*, whicii wa* comlu
lead I here some time since by Gen. R. B. Av
October, as previously an-1 published in the Morning News, mention
uiiced in the various s|M»rfing journals. | wa* made of certain developments o
entered for the various in
This numlier will
creased, as the directi
meeting, decided in»t to ek»se the entries
tH the evening preceding each
•r the democratic | of^the 1st of UG * ~ “
legis 1
two-thirds republican in both hoi
G. Wilson, acting chairman of the republi
can state central committee, estimates the f
majority in tlie state at 3,500.
2.100 MAJORITY.
SjKs-ial di*|iMt«-h to the < onstUution.
Denvkk. (a*toiler3.—Nearly complete re-
* from 21 counties give the republican
the benefit of theownenrof many Ik
This change wa* made owing t*» tlie p
lence of fever iu many of the western (
fnun which the larger jHirtion
U*ajK*rs will come. Of course as \
are im» tndtiug Imitscs entered,
entries never close until the
BKFORK THK «ACI
ijuentlv there is
state and congressional ticket 2,100 map
The remaining counties will proliablv
•rea*e the majority to 2,500. Judge Belf*»nl, .
*•' - carrieii I The prospects for some
puhliran candidate for con;
comes off, \
age to he gained in entering a ho
weeks before tlie race is trotted.
|K*ople. Theevideticc.it wa* alleged, showed
that Simms had received money on some of
these claim*, which had never been turned
to the owners, and, further, liad forged
there I the name of a colored man named Smith.
These I living in Liberty county, had collected his
money, about seventy-nine dollars, and
pocketed it. After the return of Gen, A
I.IVEK It EM Elk IES,
Or. M. W. CASE’S
Liver Remedy
BLOOD PURIFIER!
Tonic and Cordial.
This is not a patent medicine, but is prepa
onder the direction of Dr. M. \V. Case, from
ravorite prescription, wliich In an ex ten-*
practice or over twenty-seven vean he has foe
most effective In all cases of disordered livet
impure blood. It is
ANTI-BILIOUS.
It acts directly upon the liver, restoring it
when diseased to its normal condition; and in 1
regulating the activity of this great gland every I
other organ of the system is benefited. In Blood ]
Diseases it has no equal as a purifier. It im- I
proves digestion, and assists nature to eliminate I
nil impurities from the system; and while it is I
tlie cheapest medicine in the market, it is alar. I
superior to all known remedies. While it U I
more effectual than Blue Mass, it is mild and I
perfectly safe, containing nothing that can in the I
lightest degree injur- the system. It docs not I
sicken or give pain; neither does it weaken the I
patient, nor leave the system constipated, as do [
most other medicines. I
Heartburn, Sick Stomach, Jaundice, I
Colic, Vertigo, Neuralgia, Palpitation of
the Heart, Female Irmuliritlu und
IVrakaeu, all Skin and Blood Disease*, I
Worms, Fever and Ague, and Const!pa- I
tion of tlie Bowels. • i
In small doses It Is also a sure cure for
Chronic Diarrhoea.
Taken two or three times a day, It pre-
vents Yellow Fever, Diphtheria, Scarlet f
Fever, Cholera, and SmaLl-Pox.
HOWTO BE
YOUR OWN a pS£S? 1
1 inX/VTAD 11 Tonic and Cordial.,
DOCTOR, ANTI-BILIOUS.
And save your doctor bills. Only 25 cts. a bottle.
It is the most effective and valuable medicine I
ever offered to the American people. As fast
a* Its merits become known. Its use becomes
universal in every community. No family will
be without it after having once tested it* great
•alue. It lias proved an inestimable blessing t
SEA
FOAM
¥ill flraw more trade to your Store
te any otter ie tliiiia
tlie Grocery Line.
It Is u first—clus-'s article, ul.l do all xvo
With t
to \r<
It b a credit to any mere
f the lew* g.NHl tiling'
recommend to every vu*t<
itself after one trial fi*r it
[•{•rccMUed. And »"
lady using it will tell uliei
properties of S*:.\ Fotv. ai
pun-hased, and m> tJie t
gradually but mi rely .*« i «<>'
ing grocer wlm keep* it i
tlie ladies of Ucorgiii »i»<
been intrviduced, are. noted
bread, biscuit, com c*a!.■*■*,
than can •>« found at:yul
Other baking preparation.
k WKI.L.
ido Will
•nterpris-
Act nall.v.
8VIEVER FAILS
BANKRUPT VIRGINIA.
_ Money In ihvTrraxnry for tl»r Pub
lic Ncbools-Tlir Governor A>gotlat<-
ing for a $230,000 Loan.
Nkw York. October 1.—A «li*|«atch fnun
Kichniond. Va.. mix * that Gov. Holliday ami
the state treasurer and the auditor of ]»uhlu
have had a ouiferencc with sonw
*of liank-, tlu* object tieiug to ob
a loan of ^25(M«*» for the. |Hir|«om* of
tying tlu* extu-tiH-s of tlu* public whooK
*e schools* have just been
|k*ihhI, but there i* not a dollar in
te treasury with which to carry them
or to i«av the arrearage* and salaries *
them tor the last 'C**ion. The teacher*
laniorou* for their j»ay. and in »»me j»lace*
hey have actually refused t«* begin th
Ul•or* of the jirc*ent *cw*iott until they lia\
receiveti the amount due them for tin* la*'
t i* claimed that the taxe* levied and e»»
ected f<*r tin* *up|K*rt of the public *choo!
reported.
SCOTLAND IN THE WHIRL.
One of Its Heaviest Banka Fni!
Shrinkage or Securities.
Losikix. UctolK-r 2—A circular *igned l
all the Ssitcli l*ank.* ha* been i.**ued
i«»uncing tliat theGity (*f Gla*gow bank will
lot ojK*ii doors ti^day and will the
ua- of note* in • *rder to lessen the im*
cnietKv to the public. Other Seuteh lnnk:
will accept it* note* a* u*uai. TheGitv (*f
la*gow I wink Iva- a i*aid up capital
jfcl.UOMMi; liahilitn**. $5u.ikO,WUO. Liabili
ties* of diareholdcr* unlimited. Oue hun
dred }K»uiul share* of the hunk were dealt
•nUly at *»\er 2U>, and w ithin a w eek at
iE>7. The lank wa* e*taV*li*bed in Ij®
lia*l from fifty to *ixty branchc*. Tlii* i* the
Hl'.AVie*T BANK FAlLt'KK
in Scotland *iuce JS51, w hen thi
ol*** *u*|•ended. The other Sc*»ich bank:
were asked for o**k*taxice. hut after examin
ing the Uiok* at a meeting yesterday.refused
to do *•*. The failure caused great excite
meiit tlimtighout Scotland am! in the D*nd<
*t«K-k exchange, where there wa* a heavy fall
in Scotch railroad securities in conj*e*pience
of the i*re!e*ure of the Scotch holder* Ui
The failure i* generally attributed to it
source* being V**eked up in t*ill*. securities
advaut-1 r >* to Washington, and hi* report
several I ifi^ffiction.* were received hy the
>|leil I fleer here' to take out a warrant
,r o.n,r^, ,*11 "-.-l-.s R.r ,« linc tmt.^ .I,e
o of tn***e thus far I “ceretary inform.* us, n* very bright, ajid « n#m *
i made.
*|K*r of-
l*I t«» * *t her
i|K»lly to defraying the exi*en*«snf the sta
iunent. G**v. lioUidav has set forth
the extnionliuarx-
of x lie
earnest appeal t
. pledging him*elf. a* the executi
judging fnuu tlie many letters of in*|uiry
received each day by him. the owners of
animals are awake to the fact tliat We
are going t«» have a big fair, and that there
ley” in every purse for the wiune
Noble Women..
Baltimore Every Saturday.
The scenes in the fever stricken south
t Ik* terrible in the extreme, more espe
cially in Memphis where, out of a ijopula-
•tted by 1 nited
States Commissioner Beckett, but Simms in
some way got wind of it. and levanted ho-
'iire the doctiinent was placed iu the hands
(the marshal for execution. The matter
wa* kept quiet, in the Ih»|k* that Simms wa-
still in the state; lie having. »t is stated.ls'cn
heard of in Atlanta, and that his capture
•uld l*e effected. It is now understood that
he is Canada, ami it is presutnetl will remain
time.
Tletlma of the Fever.
Among the large numlier who have fa I let
nve.xe nunureu. wua «* rec . , will of the yellow fever epidemu
. ,11..{ <1h- }tbcw, W - J u . h; ,.,, | , r ,. va iM f,.r ,l, e ,«st twoiiiotitli:
of the <
tJmusar.ds who have used il. Imaging back
licalth »!id strength to those who were seemingly !
•it • Uatfi's door. Prepared at the Laboratory of the
'Tome Medicine Co., Philadelphia* Pa.
a. .os per Bottle, 25c. Extra Large Size,75c.
^-’•^.A'WSksD
20-** U«g17 d&wly i
c rend ii
TO MAKE GOOD BKKAD
according to direct inns.
ore than lutii tlie e»»mplcint* ••> t«»d fiour
e from tlie u^e of common bukiug
which not infrequently make the Is-
turn out dark bread. Ska. F<**m x
better cookery with second quality of flour
than the best of flour will produce with any
of these other com|founds.
NEARLY EVERY BAKING POWDER
IS ADULTERATED.
SEA FOAM !S PERFECTLY PURE
And contains no element or ingredient
that is in any way injurious.
SEA FOAM COOKING RECIPES
Are presented with every can. also Full Jn-
gtructiom f»r ITtt. You can buy Ska Foam
from any leading wholesale house, or send to
Gants, Jones & Co. •
MANUFACTURERS and PROPRIETORS,
176 Duane St, New York.
2f maygs dAw cow <1 *ut wed _
STEAM EXtaXLS, Ac.
metropolitan Works
St ALBi. Ae.
1I1»1N
«I Seliemn:
address COM-
▼ AZABimi AGA DEMY,
Kentucky.
a Ixiarding sclirtol f.—
“lies mihv me year tsll, during whi«h
is received an extensive i«atnainge fmiu
liem and several <•«' the western states,
r has adiksl to the emu fort and conven-
the Institution, while exjH'rience has in-
•reased the qualificatlnna and al.ilities of the wu-
' * iresses. No solicitation is
icildea or erred ot*
•tion of pu|dls at
i> run daily fn.in
: by Nazareth.
Higher course
sed to change the religious pr
le pupils.
Nazareth isop«>n f«»r the tv<s
, pass;:
r tin
lUisville to IV-trd.st
< |K-r
I music. 4218
studio
...CB3B; Withe
With music $2U»; Wiiiumt music .$176
rayalde half yearly In advance. Extra branrbcft
For f urther information.
K*|tarate charges.
apply for catalogue to
MOTHER GOLIMBIA GA It ROLL, Superioress,
dies w ill Ik* resumed (Hi Monday, ScptemlKT
AS, A. M. Roger
giicd for |K*rmaueut lettei
ie estate of Mary A. G. Mcl.u
r said county:
Therefore, all {ktsoiis
r aug w~2nio.
oU-rnext, should
under my Imii.l and seal of office, this
*T*. is7s. JOHN V. EDGE.
•l-.uU. Ordinary.
. Iav, late of said
liwifilti
This is. therefore, to notify all iktsoiis concerned
to tile tlieir (•bjeetions, if hoy they have, within
the time prescribed by law. . be letters will Ik*
granted said applicant as apt lied for.
W. II. NESniT,
g2... wlnutni. Ordinary.
► GOLD PLATED WAT4TIKS
t Cheapest in the kn nvii world. Samtdc
I free to Agents. Address A. CoL'LTKK. Ghi-
P rilLIG NOTICE.—IN COMPLIANCE WITII
the law, notice is hereby given that I have
this day sold and transferred all inv stock in the
Atlanta Savings Bank. \.VM, KIDD.
Atlanta. oa.. April 2, 1m7s.
N otice
Novell
and transfei
ing in her name iu t
that I have sold ai
hy me iu said lam
hundred dolbirs.
• IVE.V THAT OX
Ellen Jt. Buck aok
cd by her and stand
link of Atlanta; also,
isfcrrcd all stock owned
cpt to the amount of four
A. E. BUCK.
For himself and wife.
J J EARN MALE SCHOOL,
GAVE SPRING, GEORGIA.
The fortieth session of this school will open
August 2fith, and the Full T- nu closes Deccmtier
t:;th, 1x7*. Tlie Spring Term o|K*ns January 6th,
and clow* with a Prize Dcehuiiation June 27th,
IH7». Tuition for the year wt, <,r «0. Inci
dental cxjKjnses for the year fel w». Board with
the Pritiei|«al at 810 per month, exclusive of wadi-
lug and towels. Students will Ik* THOROUGHLY
prepared for the higher classes iu college and
prizes will be awarded in Latin, Greek and Math
ematics.
For circulars, o
Principal.
julyit dr.in sun<t\vky::n
pkor.
A X DA RDI
ertiblc.
s kind* that
t, at the o»u fere nee. advance th«
•iicv, and it »» said they are m»t
make tlie k<an without the j*n»;
ritv.
, the
THE GROWING CROPS.
The Yield Probably Equal to that o
Last year.
Wjmusutom. Octolier 1.—The rr|*»rt* t
the de|«rtment of agriculture show tliat the
_ . \ual tliat of
to over four hundred
highest state average
J the lowest in Texas,
tobacco states, reprr-
l«er cent. «•{ the
ield of oat* will \
ls77. which aiuountes
million hu*hel*. Tin
was in Gouueeticut at
Twelve of the large*:
seining about ift
total jm*duct, rejsirt for ?K*ptei«-
ber. tiie ennditum of the. note
a* follows: Kentucky. CW; Virginia. 9»*
Missouri, s"; Tennessee, Id; Maryland,
Pennsylvania.»»; North Carolina. 97; Ohio
82; Indiana, 90; C«*nneeticnt, 115; Illinois.
7*.»; Massachusetts. It**. The general average
of xhoe state? is SL against 90 in Augtnst.
Criminal Practice.
>uk. October 2.—Drs. Orlando K. |
and David \V. Kaken liave lieen I
*n the charge of i«erforining
Vi. ...
* the
>f fifteen tlmOKUid. there lias lieen a
tality «»f twelve hundred, with three
thousand
feverqarehed ....
*’ Help, or we perish," a wail which, thank
God! annuel a ^I ra,iaii.ed to tha^^ last at ihei.
in i-vc-rv nortliern loan unt '“ L 'l vast* of duty. Major Win. Willi*, of Mem
ro.niinlcd apirn and ai»m^ and m telo-1 -ntmidciil of <be wwleru diriaioo
irrajdin- tDn.lo n-*.-l.or.l u|.» ie m.a, v - thc Expra. ivas
lutitic s Other shore. The Memphis Appeal, 1
whose staff lm* been depleted from ten to * mon 5 t,ie nu, " , * er -
two, *ays: “Fear sits on every face, and I 50 xoblek <*k tbi
dread (*n every heart. We work not in the I man than Major Willis ever resided in. that
<lia*i»w. hut in the very face of death, fa-1 distressed city. The deceased, after the
rents have deserted children, and children 1 death rtf the mayor, wa* placed iti charge ot
jiciretits. husband* tlieir wives, but not wife I the city, and in this eajuu ity he a;-e«»i
. . ... . _ —*— r.. —*- 1 |4ts)ied'a great deal of psul. Wishing
show the pro|K*r respect to the tuetiiory
ivith Scott: | the fallen employees the S»uthern Express
cotii|any of tlii* city have dra)ie<l their of
*'-*e in "mourning.' The entrances an* fe-
•otied with wliite ami black eraju*. and
t*ar one of the front d*u*rs hangs a tribute
• the memory of Major Willi*.
Over each entrance, and atuoiig tlu*
ilrajiery can be seen the name of five of tli
’ *'* Memphis,"
SCI I EM’S HISTORY OF
| f'Mianl Street from Sixth
RICHMOND, VA
I ENGINE*, portable aml*t*ti.
t.RlST MIU-S. 1MHLKRS
FAIRBANKS
S*C ALE S.
s.UV MILLS
ASTlS'GS of BRASf
I IRON. FORGIN<;s. S:c. MACHINERY in
1*1 ami Goal Mine*. Blast Furnaces. Ac.
We call sjKsiiil atteiithrti V> our IMPROVED
ORTA RLE ENGINES, for agri<-nitural ami olh*
Mil!
A l*o. t
baulimi
SMALLU
ado
i iiistituti#
Retwir work solicited and p
Shafting. Pulleys. Ac., for <i
utielei
sinnin'g EN
*end for Illus
things iK'ing <*iuul
sfasjr-
Willian
Winds*;
'l-* i!! v.7v«’T > timU-r artt-7 I IwJ, tlSr**, ire the only requiem, there
Th • l,,h Y.he"nrl rei.i U- exhl.lm.l- ' ^ J**
Till, evening Caj.i- Oirnhy urrre.etl Ur. uvert l* W w«W fro." '
Frederick H. Lay. of SO \Ve.t Forty-ninth | noble ones who h«e
graduate of Bellevue medical
ur. ■tnr'iiri i Mw-y ■** *««r
]>utahlc physician «*f thi* city, and is *aid
Ik- iu*.re- deejdy implicated tlum any of
the other prbouer*. and tliat he was by her | Down at the enterprising town of Hatnp-
l' ncertain, coy. hard to please.
Aud variable its the shade
By tlie light quivering aspen mode :
When pain and anguish wnng the brow,
A ministering angel thou ! .
What a picture of Iremic self-eacnnet .
•n do not tliese women of Memphis
In many ca*es. where ruails of escajK* j infectedcitie*. Tlieciti
irenada. New Qrlwui _ c .
•Hire will Ik* kept in mourning thirty
altar, “in sickness and in health.” they re- I days, and i* a fitting tribute to the memor
main firm at their post until “death do them | of the employees who have died during tb
jairt.” and over thc corpse of him they I epidemic,
loved, tlieir are tlie only requiem, tlieir I
lead hojies the only immortelle*. God I The Soeialiat Bill.
—- *->-■ **• BekuX, October 1—In the ]«arliamentary
. . committee the srxrialist bill ttassed its second
heart's fireside and fanned ffi* smouldering J noting fu all its essential points it is the
embers into flame, or sanctified the dying I NUue after its first reading, tlie committee
ew of wifely tears. | even regaining two years and a half as the
• I term of oi*enitio!! of the bill, uotwithstand-
A Georgia Composer- | j II;r the oojection of Count Von Kulenlierg.
Lo.m*i5. Octolier 2.—A Berlin dh|>atch
■he died. Tliere mre n»W six I ton. on _ the Centrel read, is a mimical earn- I im il is understt«d that Eiu J; en.r WtUiam
Tody charged with thc crime, 1 j«user of extra fine merits, and whose mu-1 will return to this city October 12th. and
t arrests are to be made.
Discourtesy to the I'nited SMt<
Gita or Muico. J^ptcuiber 24.—During
the celebration of ludcjamdencc day. Sep-
tember 5. in tlie National theatre, at which
Minister Footer was present, an orator made
di*courteous remarks about the United
State*, which were applauded 1>v part of the
audience. In consequence of thi* incident,
a sensational report was circulated that
Fuster would demand his passports. Tlie
i k‘t>»u* mutt 1 re\K*rt is ptauMmu. No tm^rtance can
ilent quality, be given to the occurrence. The
Tlie Ghe*a|K*ake region, a* a whole, falls
about S i*ercenx. below the average.
[ ton. <
*l«S r works aie~ finding wide-spread favor. I issue a proclamation resuming government
We refer to Mr. Frederick Karl von Amini. I duties,
who is a resident of Hampton, andif we
are not mistaken is a successful teacher of
I>ib»n A Co., ol Boston. »re pob-
FOR SALE AIX
PATENT ALARM MONET DRAWERS, |
Coffee Mills, Splee Mills, and Store
Fixtures lienerall}'.
I'JK jan JV—<lAwl v
\YM. K. TANNER A GO.
TAKE
HPJMfXsJrSMS
MUlng liutioucry^rack-
SSvt it ihwti of
. 18 Earal^ppa. r«sell, ?*nhold«r. OolOen r«n, and a pirca
I*t'MI’S 1 •>uhaba imliy. Cowi»to« *»tnpV« porkan. with»'♦
1 *■ sootKI.U1 ON*Smn* BatCM.a.8e«rt^£^<38ta^,r
. Ac., Ac. I’rice, SKW. Terms unoiualed.
:.NTS WANTED. II. H. GOODHFEED A <X#.,
i Y(*rk. «*r CincinnwVl, <»Lio.
JOHN 1». U AXIMiHAM,
ATTORNEY AND GOGNSKLLOR AT LAW.
mice* (A and •< Gcutcnniul BuiMing) No. 1 White-
hall street, ATI.a.vt.(, (iKoicoix. l’roctiee* In the
•me Gourt, the l*. H. Girruit and District
ts, aud in tiie Superior mid City Courts of
ito. 0 may2 dAwly
( t EORGIA, FULTON
I r>’s Office. Scptemliei
ship and Geoiye
ship, Mrs. Sarah 3 „
Alice L. Newton, Mrs. KUeu *\ Burr. Mr*. Maria
D. <'ole. Mrs. Mary G«ok an.l Mrs. Emetine I'itt*.
Application forprnliate of will of Jom*i»Ii Win-
ship, deceased, in solemn f..nn, ami qiiMli lies tion
<»f Robert Wiuship an<J •»(? <rge Winsliip as exocu-
1k-fore thc Nov
SEND FOR GIRCT I.AR.H.
FAIUBAXKH A <’0..|
311 nrondnr, Xew Tork.
ir Sale hv leailiux Hanlware Umler
BRIDE & CO. U Clinton Place. New font
OPIUM
5 aad Sforrltlaa hakltcered.
‘ >** <£rlg l na I
NERVOUS DEBILITY, mi j \y im ll-rtrdcn
bflfiaaltn,
I ectrr»ttra •fe.lM't Ul Wf.
: Birrs
IS. R*ilkrir.irliti - - .
:;r MtUa-kata.;
hAOUUtL, CUco^e.1.
^TCUE'^sf'SsrSSL
* Pope and Prli
wau.-.x . Loatnox, (b tuber 2.—A dhpatch from
lishing his comi*ositiuns in elegant style, I Rome says that the negotiations U-tween
atid we «ee most favorable notices of them I Germany and the Vatican have failed. BL*-
the press of the country. Among his I marck's ultimatum of obedience to the May
— —-—- —— r-,r the* piano are the 1 laws was refused by the dejwted tHshous, iti
The American Belle I a letter addressed to tlie jxjpe. The Bava-
-The Telegrapher's Redowa.” “Fair I nan and Austrian nuncios have been en-
Bingen on the Rhine Waltzes,” “The Night I trusted with a confidential mission to Bis*
Wind’sTaleof the Past..’ etc. The musical I marck. but no hopes are entertained «.f stic-
neonle of Georgia will doubtless receive 1 cesa. Germany will concede rmtlung, and
... with *' 1 * — : _»A -11
COTTOX HIYEKS.
mmmmsmmsmmmi
JOHN FLANNERY. JOHN L. JOIINflON. |
Managing Partner of late firm L.
J. Guilmartin <k Go. 1865 to 1877.
JOHN FLANNERY & CO.
COTTON FACTORS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, I sirtSMENfl 1 \ ORfu2ftf'2UBS.«SSM 1
So. s KELLY'S BLOCK. JU A uffR Tll203^5^. Clw
Dmj Strrrt HAVASXAll, CA. | WArlTEDu ^ . rv.Ti*»o u c^—•
AOKXTH rr»K
Jewell’aMills Yarns & Domestic,etc.
B agging and ties for salkat lowest
market rates. PROMPT and CAREFUL
ATTENTION given to all buidnementrusted to us.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made on consign
ment*. aug.;l (Mtwtiu
. Hannah Wiu*hip. Mr*. Sarah
. |, a |4h*tl«i of thi*
r weeks, in the Atlanta
md John Wlnship, bv
iNiitution. mid that all js-rain*fwooerned show
se. at said Novi-wU-r term, why mid appliea-
i *h«uld not Va* grantt-1. This Sej.lein1a-r2»th,
v. DANIEL PITTMAN.
W »ep28...wlw. Fulton county.
ILTON POSTPONED SHERIFF’S BALES.
M ilton i*ost
Will Is* *.ild
the town of Alphnreu
la-tween the legal hotn
inlitf next, thi
S1200 --
House «hs»r in
Milton county, Georgia,
•r Mile on the first Tuesday
.llovvliig|»roiK*rty, to-wit:
is*, aud Si-\ all lying and
irt and second seetiou of
Levied on by virtue of
i.«*ued from the Jns-
-t, G. M., iu favor of
Willihy l>*anlen vs. J. i*. nicker, principal, and
R. M. Tucker. Security. Levy made and returned
to rue hv IL W. Lewis, L. G
A 1*0, at the same tim- and place, will tic wdd.
(he foklowioc pnipeftx l" >"l: One .Irek l»j-
cullhm Hone. Levied .m »»the pjopeitj; r>n\.
s Groeaii to satisfy a li. fa. imued from Mlkon
Superior Court in favor of G M. Hook vk W. B
Grogan and W. II. Sc*Ml. Propettt jMimtedout
bv W S. Grogan. Thi September 2S. 1»7».
V. oct2 wtd WILLIAM BL'lSK, Sheriff.
thc estate of W. F.
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Goo- Par o&d %vudy work. Writer u
ry’flOfBce, Sept- ,
ichcal and Natlmni. 1 Millet having applied for
lettent of adminifitntii *n
Kelly, late of mid e»ai ay
All persons comcni' -l a. , —
their objections, if any exist, on or Ircfore the first
Monday In NoveiulaT next, else letters will lie
granted thc applicant •. I- IL GRHMJS,
4 ocC! w4w
OtfUnary.
EDRGIA.FtLTONO .UNTY, ORDINARY'S
BORGIA, Ft T LI
\X Office. August
admin i>trator of t
MTS, Whereas, T. (
. Parker, Powell, admintattator of the estate of W, M. H01,
... tii» mute <il II. B. Barker, lale of odd oouoty, .IcreMed, »how» that he ha,
deceased, shows that he has fully discharged his fully discharged hi* lru*t and preys for letters of
trust aud preys for letters of dismission: dismission:
All person* concerned are notified to file their All persons concerned arc notified to file their
ftv ottendin* *>&£’* BcstNzm U srVEUtTY. objection*. H any exist, within the time preKcribed objections, ii[any exi-t. within the tune prescribed
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