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The Georgia ‘W'eekly Telegraph and. Journal & Messenger.
Telegraph and Messenger.
THE GEORGIA PRESS.
board as passengers, they were set ~*to work to
bail out the fire-room and work the bilge pomp.
MACON, AUGUST 29, 1871.
Tire Cost of Royalty
Tlie London Tfaafc of August Gfh, has an
fit errs Items. I price altogether too low; while in the way of Co iron Consumption.— Smith, Edwards &
Sudden Wealth.—A correspondent of a public printing he pockets the third of $850,000 Co.’s last Liverpool Circular puts down con- j ; | nan ous toe nre-room ana wort tae bilge pump.
Northern religions paper, after visiting Presi- every year. In Bhort he is loyal. But, then, sumption at 58,000 bales per week, and says | , T f e S aTannah P a P« r agiTe melancholy re ports I Fires were started underthedonkey boiler by
dent Grant’s farm, a few miles from St Louis, Warmonth comes back with heavier stones the manufacturers have accumulated anrplos ° ® oV St ^ St?i&uee?^^“tortMt'flws’mdw
says he was received by Mr. Eldrod, who is en- against the other side, showing that compared stocks amounting to 200,000 bales. Reviewing r 1 ™ 0 ’’ wmcn amvea_at_tenjo caocx on ^ onlyavailable main boiler, the other having
trusted by Grant with the superintending of with them he is a mere babe'in devotion to I the manufacturing status, it adds: Wednesday, brought the craw of the abandoned broken Hidrift.
property valued at not less than $300,000. The j the union of the States and the equality of the It therefore seems probable that we are drift*| SeBooner Win. B. Mann. The steamship Mont-1 At 6 o’clock a. k., 17tb, the foremast was cut
farm includes, with recent purchases, SCO. acres. African. ing towards a consumption of CO,000 bales gomery towed in a Spanish bark disabled. We away to bring the ship to the wind, and permit
Referring to this statement, the Brooklyn Eagle After Boss TwEED.-The St. Louis Bepubli- Igg&g&EgRgS jjggE? ZdZ * oUo ™B { ™ ««• Eepnblican: JgSgffifiJSA&afiiKS TolZ
contends that its I : - . . 680 8ent 811 interviewer all the way to New would appe“ totiSpd SS Sd a half of^tXftot £a?eS ‘"VI® steam pipe cracked, owing to
millions is very necessary for the welfare of fay £“ Ute terrifiTJato The rof the or th ® T ° lto «° ^ip, “ d ^ were hauled Dur-
maa . Lancashire nest year, while four millions would dJalthwughlSich^ecaSi^a^ tteSlaU- “? Z
and J^c^nely produce^ glut of cotton- ^ be
Wash.—The Chattanooga Times announces for our pen cannot do jusUo. to the suddenness o£ th e 19t h, when the wind and sea moderating,
the presence there of James A. Nisbet and I i ® f ®^ 5 r v. nd I the boilers and rudder were secured, the steam
Judge Underwood, representing Georgia’s in- man ;;f ft P *i y fl P ar a * I pipe packed and the ship headed for Fern an di-
terest in Stanton’s railroad. General Clanton, | iM^Bichabd to and ^el^omh^t.w^Sfamvfd^at^ m!
hOUB WHITE ^ilEN IN THE SlOEM OP SATURDAY | 20th.
The Drowning or Conductor Roddby, noted
our last, is thus explained by the Republi
article sustaining the action" of the House of j farm includes, with recent purchases, 8G9. acres. African.
Commons in voting a splendid annuity to Prince J -jtotovtoig 40 this statement, the Brooklyn Eagle J After BossT™.-The St Louis Republi- j fSBSZf&JSB cSuSi^T «d“ii, Our columns this morning present evidences ! SB *232 S? GSZSSm “V
Arthur. The Thunderer contends that its [ say3 • . . I 0811 sent an interviewer all the way to Lew would appear that a crop of three and a half n f mm« of fh* P „5555 at-sea S? 111 eteam pipe cracke
nnmamna cnrfcra of rovaltv would be degraded President Grant went into the army not York to inquire into alleged corporation frauds, millions is very necessary for the welfare of bv the late terrific oa)«. The recital of the nr- rol4 togof ship, and fires were hi
1’"Hr™ I ^ |
of them engaged in a useful, self supporting theme of admiring descriptions from corres- living on *“ offioial 8aIar y of 5^,000 a year
occupation. What for instance if Princess I pondents not only at Washington, but at Long J 80me Bw practice—not rich—not owning any
Louise should open a school? Horror of hor- ?f 8n ° h 8 °,^ he J?T® r pr0perty * 28118814 111616 Bad been some
rors—tho daughter of a Queen fnm governess tory to find that ont of his not excessive salary," 111 eXec ° ti ° e contracts—but that was
or school marm i Such a procedure might do I first as General and now as President, he is able [ ■ bard 40 prevent—happened to every oovem-
Onr Isabelle.
ON HEB EIGHTH BIRTHDAY.
My little girl, thy natal day
Hath opened on thee blythe and gay,
And everything is bright and fair,
Unclouded by one thought of care!
Oh may thy fnture years r oll on
As happy as th9 past have done;
Never may Misfortune’s ana
Approach thee near, to do thee harm ■
Never, may bleak Sorrow’s dark.
Pierce tby young and gentle heart;
Never may this world of care,
Blanch with grief thy cheek so fair;
But all thy life be one fair scene
As nature is, when evergreen!
Till in the Mansions of the Blest
TLouTt find, at last, eternal rest.
Decisions of (be Supreme Court mI
Georgia. |
DELIVERED AT ATLANTA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, Jgji I
From the Atlanta Constitution.] * >
Covington Lumas vs. Franklin L. Pepne* I
administrator. Equity, from Early. j
Lochbane, C. J.—In a bill filed, to enjoin*.I
iff An rtf AiAAtmani an/l m I
iects. hundreds of weapons, of various kinds, placed Now, as a penect pink of simple, nnadultera- a n—wr— * .• ... . I informant did not I ^,3 recovered it, but in returning, without the I opening and conclusion of such ease, upon firi
This mav be essential to the neroetnation end by 016 enemyforth61rdefenoe ' ted courtesy, candor and simplicity, where will eusuasive Wav. Aceording to the testi- *. slightest suspicion of danger among those who trial of such bill, to the complainant’s conns? I
Ahis may be essential to tne perpetuation and The World of Tuesday savs of the battle • **.-*— 3 |mony beforethe Versailles Court-martial the I The Rice Cbopsl—The damages to the nee I were nresent. he anddeniv diaunneared and I When the nrnnf abo.™ **»« is.
grandeur of dynasties, which at once lose pres- T . _ ... . , , . . „ „ _ ' .
f. . .... I It seems that COS Amenans defeated 6,000 of
^ ^ aaggsajgg ss wa ‘ta ■«»■«»»«»^ ^ i ™ “°° e I . ... . ..
Prince Arthur would not be degraded If he j the fort. The shell exploded u,^ yuras 1 ,. .-o-, —. | ents uroan mo
S^the^ation? 1 weaia'ttd TmporWe 3 chai^wereuDsft i? the S' S ° Vi ° leDtly ^ ^yw^So^nishyoiJmmSL,” which taxation tIia n at any period since the war. Trade I ^ 4one to ‘his road by the recent storms I Inmbua Enquirer is informed by intelligent I dence7a^d7e'^ffim”the judgment mthtotaS
. . . r ; 15 ce. | chair3 were upset in the cabins. he did with the evident consciousness of having has settled down to a more normal $.? a 136611 .8? e , ater , th. 811 was at first supposed, planters that the cotton caterpillars have made tion to add interest thereto, since the mature
And if the gentle Lomse could unbend snfii- Dm HummoLn.-Tho New York Commercial annihilated the presiding officer.” and gains are e^aU and“ borio^ whitolS appearance, in large numbers, on plants- ofthe note as the proof offender did not
STtToi‘J'^Tor^^oS: DrHeSr^ tha f tpap€r -Cottonwas ^firmin Liver- taxation is, in some lo^^u^tfit^ ^ 8ld6 -f the-river jnst befow Co- “ 6nt affirmed . '
, T , . f - ,...^11 , _ 1 r - Eelmbold a Broadway store on pool yesterday at unchanged quotations. Sales six per cent, on tax valuations. People used m 1110 K7er which would not warrant the Iambus. Hood&Kiddoo, for
h-f Zriit win Ihn Invn rn6 V ? T “' aay a “ d was shown tho foUowin g telegram: 15,000 bales. Sales of the week 102,000. Stock to say that a man who traded on money bor- 1181181 scllednl6 rtmnin S of the trains. The same paper learns that Mr. Julius Zar- • «- «■» * Sr
aristocracy with similar impulses to do good S™ accidentally went off. I am not Jo | !, / °l7Jt lch U ’°°° were Amerl0an * I wonId 8uch P eo P Ie sa y of taxes aggregating six | 1 ... I ^>. ? n ^duesday afternoon, in which he re-
Asusserted in a former articie, wo regard the S b S 7 a3t0kiUmySeIf - IviU
sons and daughters of the heroes of the war, | _ Dr. Helmbold’s store is in a 6tate of siege I
for plaintiff in error.
R. Sims, Clark & Spencer for defendant.
Injur;.
0 “ “ v «v*wvo Vi I.UO »Rlj j Ul • AAblUIUUlU H hlOrO IS ill Q SlutO OI SiCgO
who, having been reduced to penury, are now I ^ r ? m the numerous friends who call in to ascer-.i .
nobly straggling for tho support of tho helpless St l ni * St( >ck in Liverpool .69^000
and aged, as far more worthy of honor than in SSftfSCT 1 *
the palmiest days of their prosperity. Yea, wo of refreshing soda water drawn from the palace * “ alc3 of tlie week 64,000
consider thorn to belong to the true nobility and I fountain.” Tho young man at the soda foun-
------- 1 tain has plenty of business. The Doctor is ex-
icted in town to-day. The excitement at Long
August 26.
604,000
476,000
102,000*
seven per cent, tariff duties, it is frightful,
the papers now declare there must no longer 1
any humbug about tax reduction. Taxes must J
| come down. Federal taxes may come down,
Edward McDonald vs Jacob Davis,
tion, from Randolph.
' Lochbane, O. J.—When suit was brought upoj
account, and set-off pleaded involving a mclu
Sun, of plicity of items, originating in three years deal.
“That caterpillars are | mg between the parties, and the defendant npoj
blood royal of the human race, and infinitely
more to be admired than the hereditary recip
ients of princely titles. All honor to virtuous
Belf-sacrifleing labor.
Mercer Tnlversify Bnfldfngs.
Judgo Clarke, President of tho Mercer Uni
account, filed his bill is
JP fifio performance of the 1
iiri=iras>igpa j-S-££ESIZ°p£f
3 es j&sss xss5g sssrsrs t SS-H “ asst* ■a/wasas ES»Sr1 s
whom he met on the route. He is a uerfecfc om of I ^ew Dbine.—The Atlanta bar-rooms adver- 1a® 0 ?? , soldiers on the wharf, | from any cause other than that of weather* I reas ? Q . P r Q seil ted by the facts m his case
lion, being the object of the greatest attention. of -Ratlejf? Prohuhlv fh^ trU6 m ° r fi 8tatUS tiso a new caUed Bisn-bo-bim—to bo fcv tl^rof ^theirnmhttMMflteMAffl 63 yefc ?? e of the wealthiesfc amon g them said he to sastain the j^dgegent of the
Mne !ni ™” a ' ‘ Up °- i22S “ to —M-—»- «■ »-*** sarasfsr«saE , Bs —“ e tou * '“ p r » - ^ ^„ *
a l. th68ea f 6 ^^ 6 protracted struggle for which had been gathered! ! nd reta l n ti ? 6 jurisdiction until full and safe
versity Bnilding Committee, gives good
efficient reasons to-day why tho buildings of States elected who will embody at onco tho T thelr wdsand gave them cour- £ W**o Mnrder”...«KiUIng a Wife hy 88th68ea .any protracted1 straggle for Lych had been gathered, dnrin|Tfew^ retai - n i“ isdiolio “ ralU full and satis-
that institution are not in tangible brick and highest recognition ofthe claims of the rmm-J g 1113 always easy to d 1S cover a thing when »“Ches”-..«Gnil(y of Wile Murder.” “ fe » ll l ei F %i 1 ‘ alIoos were heard amidst the utes’search, from the cotton fields of Col W faot ,? ry J 68 ^ 06 18 accomphshed between the
mortar. No considerate person in Macon fa aJff SSTi I “ 14 po * Dled 01,1 *° ^ The above are the captions of three several ‘ ^ ^^etH few miles S^tof Mom1 3075 of tho Code
cither disappointed or impatient. Mercer is U« negra JTpi *1 Seri toba 1,1 ^ ^ ^rk World of the 19th £”theCbargT^tt tort^S
bmlding, not for one or ten, bntfora hundred Bosling, responded* that in orderto make’lhe „ mstant each calcnlat^ to cnrdle the blood with the meantime, been sent out to aidthem. ~ I about eixtoeach^tMk'o'fTo'ttom' This Sal , k
years; and it is^ dao to tho Committee, to the thing perfect, she must also bo tho wife of a ,, ’ . LBTOK * late Buffenbarger, was honor- horror at tho recital of crimes so deep and dia- The Advertiser reports a negro man tom to much larger proportion for the first crop than c i ^ - ...
University and its friends, and to the present I white man Verilv adduth fbn Vnri- uv,- ab *y acquitted of tho charge of poisoning her bollcal - pieces by being caught in a belt at Arkwright’s we have ever before known. I ,JT na » ?gyb Gh” AOTO wfll not reverse the
and succeeding generations, that tho buildings ££ wlffiSoves!” ’ ^ E *°™ yeSt6rday ' TOfo “« d “ 1 Merciful God, who can con- Cotton Hill. The Covington Examiner, of Thursday, says fi!'Sff^JglgZgFSSSg'S
shouldbo as tasteful and as perfect in their | The Festival Juggebv»i7t>. a I Wostbeal m undergoing a thorough course of | celve of such a thing? Can man indeed be The Ogeechee Canal was seriously Injured by I fl R er f°dr weeks’drouth, they are having a light I the power vested by law in the Chancellor.
formed into a demon ? Oar common an-1 H 16 late storm - ^i 10 bank at a point a mile from I rain. Judgment reversed.
. i —i. - . . ... . Ogeechee has been washed awav for a diabnuM m. r u_ m.i . .. .. _ E. L. Douglas. W. TV iriddnn fnr »].(•»«;
The Lumpkin Telegraph says the railroad I DouglaSl W * D * Kiddo °* for plaintiff in
A. Hood, John T.* Clark, for defendant.
iTv f vuh ,M- the t ? u , berat r necessftry *
only for well digested plans, but after they have I manner of native productions, the fans mado
been formed and adopted, that the construction f™? 1 ordinary palm leaf, and selling at a
will not bo hurried too much to produce tho halfpenny each. From ten to
best and most durable workmanship. Wo S-1
urely agree with the Judge, and think there was I 88 possible to where the god was bathing. It is
no explanation due in the premises. I in BUC h a scene as this that one is brought face
j to face with the masses of the people. And
* .Southern Farm and Homo how docile they are! They had come from
man l Home. | great distances. Some were unmistakably foot-
oum.-wtiB ucmisiasaDjyioot-
wobavean advance copy of the Farm and { sore 808 weaiy; very many were old, nearly
Home for September, which we suppose ante- ? orn ? ut » and Possibly anxious, for the last
**■»?- l » l •;»■»»»• T>» a^f“£SS?^.?533aa
contents of thi3 number are quite vaned. The I still; faces not pretty in any case that I saw
editor contributes the following articles: Farm I and 7 er y n giy in some, but with an expression
i —~* v * ,w *j *** ovuio, uuu vtAlai hu eipresaio
Work for tho Month: Plantation Accounts* imposiblo to look npon without pity.
— - - - — - ’I Minnesota had—bnt has no longer—tho pre
mium boy fiend. His latest and final exploft is
thus described: Punished by his mother for
The Orchard; The Vegetable Garden; The
Flower Garden. Among the other original pa- i mua ucawiucu: jtrumsnea Dy ms motlier for
pers are a Letter from John Plowbandles; Re-1 E ? me offence, he went into the woods and hung
port of Col. Lawton on Agricultural Colleges • I i“®self to a tree. Ho was detected in time and
Flotation Accounts J 2^.
We have Dogs or Sheep ? Hard Times and the
Reason Why They are so; Planting with Fruit
Culture; The Address of Wm. M. Moses before
the Georgia Agricultural Convention; Ayr
shire Cattle; Farm Gardens and numerous
others. Mary Faith Floyd’s talo, “The Nereid,”
is continued. The number is also handsomely
illustrated. Gen. Browne makes up a capital
journal of Agricultural progress and domestic
economy, and by reference to our terms it will
be seen it can be procured at diminished cost
by dabbing with any edition of the Telegbaph.
Address J. W. Burko & Co., Macon, Ga.
A Storm.
Again tho predictions of the weather bureau
are verified, and we have bad what is probably
a side issue of the great cyclone travelling from
East Florida northwest. A fierco sontheaBtly
gale sprung up Friday night at ten o’clock, and
by the wee small hoars of Satr-day morning
blew almost a hurricane, accompanied with tor
rents of rain. It has ever since been blowing
a gala—tho wind gradually veering round to tho
southwest. We are aware cf no serious dam
age to property in town, but snob a blow makes
sleep impossible, end occasion a good deal of
anxiety. Saturday was a dark and threatening
day throughout.
Snead, the Bigamist—On yesterday after
noon the train from Atlanta brought to this city
Mrs. Annie H. Snead, wife No. 1, of Col. J. T.
Snead, of Armory Factory notoriety, who was
arrested some time ago in thi3 city on a charge
of bigamy, in that he had married aMiss Myrict,
of Baldwin county, when he had a wife living
in the city of New York. Mrs. Snead passed
through the city last night on her way to Mil-
ledgevillo to appear as a witness against her re
creant husband, who will be tried this week be.
fore tho Superior Coart of Baldwin county.
We learned from her that she was married to
Snead at Liberty, Bedford county, Va., on tho
31st of May, 1861, in the hotel of that towD,
kept at the time by Col. W. C. Hewitt, now pro
prietor of the Globe Holel, of Augusta. CoL
Hewitt, she says, witnessed the ceremony. The
couple lived happily together for seven or eight
years, when, being roduced to indigent cireum-
stances, Mrs. Snead sought to earn a livelihood
with her needle, and Snead began to wander off
and engage in various schemes to bolter his
condition—among others that of the Armory
Factory in this city. When out of New York, he
kept up a regular correspondence with his
wife, and no unpleasant feelings existed be
tween them, nor did he cease to correspond with
her until some time last spring, when he wrote
to her requesting her not to write to him again.
She replied to this last letter, but it was re
turned to her unopened, and soon afterwards
she beard that he was marriod again. Mrs. S.
still cherishes the affection of a wife for him,
and it is with feelings of anguish and mortifica
tion that sho has been compelled to appear
against him, thqagh a sense of womanly prido
and indignation assures her that ho deserves
punishment-
tie brother and sister, poured the kerosene on
the fire around which they had gathered, and
in an instant converted himself and his victims
into human cinders. Imio age of this young
monster was fourteen years.
Active Times.—The Commercial and Finan
cial Chronicle prognosticates active trade and
lively times this fall and winter—good for regu
lar business, but bad for the speculators.—
Speaking of the financial yoar which closes on
the 31st of August, the Chronicle says:
The customary bases of estimating the value
of merchandise being disturbed, extreme fluctu
ations in prices followed. Cotton declined and
advanced seven cents per pound. Flour advanced
and declined nearly two dollars a barrel. Wheat
advanced fifty cents and declined thirty-five
cents a bushel. Pork advanced four dollars and
declined nine dollars a barrel, with ether hog
products in proportion.
The Wilmington Star is responsible for tho
following—at least, we have seen it in no other
paper:•
Bathixq Undeb Ditiioulties.—Out in Ohio,
some time since, twenty Baptist clergymen,
who were attending a convention, went down
to a secluded spot on the river bank in the af
ternoon for the purpose of taking a swim.
These score of brethren removed their clothing
and placed it-upon the railroad track close at
hand, because the grass was wet. Then they
entered tho water and enjoyed themselves.
Presently an express train came around the
curve at the rate of forty miles an hour, and
before any of the swimmers conld reach dry
land all their undershirts and socks and things
'were fluttering from the cow-catcher and speed
ing onward toward Kansas. It was painful for
the brethren—-exceedingly painful—because all
the clothing that could be found, after a careful
search, was a sun umbrella and a pair of eye
glasses. And they do say that when those twenty
marched home by the refulgent light of the
moon that evening, in single file and keeping
close together, the most familiar acquaintance
with tho Zouave drill, on the part of the man
at the head with tho umbrella, still hardly suf
ficed to cover them completely. They said they
felt conspicuous, somehow; and the situation
was all the more embarrassing because all the
Dorcas societies and woman’s rights conven
tions, and the pupils at the female boarding
schools, seemed to be prancing around the
streets and running across the route of the pa
rade.
Tennessee on a Fbolio.—We see by letters
home that the Tennessee editors are on a “press
excursion” to Baltimore, where they have beon re
ceived withal! the honors and railroaded, steam-
boated and hacked all over, around and abont
tho city and itsland and water environs. Besides,
thoy have feasted their reasons and flowed their
souls to a certain degree. They think Baltimore
is a great place, and Baltimore has this advan
tage that it oan be seen to be a great plaee
drunk or sober.
Rogues Should Sweab Neveb to Quae eel.
Tho furious Radioal belligerents in New Or
leans are now telling on each other and proving
themselves to be indistingnishably and inimita
bly villainous. According to Carter, the business
of signing bills, as prosecuted by “Governor”
Warmoulh, is one of the most profitable in
the known world. He got $300,000 in bonds
for writing hiB name one time. For another
display of his obirography he took $75,000 in
cash—refusing to accept fifty thonsand as a
I50WEN, too bigamist, has entered into a con- s tmatU9 w 110 nas Deen justly
test for the Radical nomination for Governor of refiarded 83 infiniteI y nearer and dearer than I Tho Republican has the following upon tho
South Carolina, and appears to have excellent even ^ a ^ er > mother, or any other earthly re- Central Railroad improvements:
nrosDects for snecaedim*. Tho — *i._ I lation. Sho alone remains true to her husband, I Workmen will commence to-day on the largo
when friends fall away, and even guilt and in-1 war ®house at the Central Railroad terminus on
famy attach to his name. the Savannah River. The contractor for the
be unto her husband. Hence, he is the central j carpenters will be put to work on the warehouse
sun, the grand magnet of attraction, the one of the Central Railroad. The bnilding, which
idea of the devoted being, who leaves the Da- ‘' ve 11876 alread y described, will be on a scale
tornal roof and easts in w w „ ;f v, commensurate with the large business of the
lornai roof ana casts m her lot with his. road, a large portion of which will hereafter be,
Gan it be possible that man, tho stronger ves- J transferred directly to their wharf on the Sa
prospects for succeeding. The negroes on the
sea coast are wild for him.
Another terrible outrage and murder of a lit
tle white girl by a negro occurred in Arkansas
last week. The nogro was examined by a mag
istrate, and bis guilt established, but suoh was
the fury of the people that they strung him np
at onco.
“Macon Evening.’’—Messrs. Tweed and Gar-
. decided success. Abont
list, and now only
ie subscribed, and Charles L. Matthews et ah vs. Catherine Cas-
bnt what it will be tkfeny. Ejectment from Olay,
raised very soon. - lK)CHBAHE » J-—Where, upon the trial of an
m,— .. mu r, , I issue formed under section 2670 of tho Code,
Tax Patees Convention.—The Greensboro relative to the genuineness of a deed, the instra-
Herald suggests that a Tax Payers’ Convention ment put in issue was over 30 years old at the
of the State of Georgia be held in Macon during j llme the trial, and came from the proper
Fair week to consider the alarming financial 1 6Ust ? dy > aad with possession under it, and
onndiKnn nt th* I faea ?PS n P on lts faoe marks of genuineness:
onfflOaB of th* State. That such instrument proved itself, and
Jeff Conauic was waylaid ana shot by Joe Dor- did not need evidence of its execution, and the
ham in Greene county last week. Both colored. ISSU0 provided by such section of the Code did
The Air Line Eagle of Friday reioicss in n ?L ap ? ly to sad 1 instrument, and the verdict
copious rains after a severe drouth of several i° aK -. ° ]ary sxlBtainill 8 14 was in accordance with
weeks’ duration. | When after the finding of such issue the case
proceeded to the jury, and the defendant showed
Viia rmvMioco in «*• J 3 i i •* . •
ua a particular invitation to be there on “JIa- I Hnu OI conntung partner, can be aVifyor to theral IroaAan dahi^Tfho f W ® Bave 3een » m accordance with the Gover- usual by the owners of la
con Evening, August 28th, at eight o’clock.” mdnc6d to turn his hand against her, and seek change of bulk to its destination. Theforesight n0r ’ a order * Proceeded to eject the State Rail- 6 ®’ i4 > cultivating it, a
We can’t be there, but tender hearty good I her destruction? which planned the enterprise is wise and dis- j road Rats charged with eating the malt which I
wishes to host and assembled guests. . So would it appear in these Northern sensa- criminating. V lay in the House that Jack built. Accordingly That thenxoafof nosses *
A San Francisco dispatch of the 22d, says that tionaI P rint f- And > shall we chronicle the 1116 Brunswick Appeal makes no mention of when book keeper MoOalla aproximated his of- cient to sustain the verdict of tie jmryfOTfiie
rick Pomeroy and Gen. LaGrooga had a fra- I * 8 ° 4 ** fincl113 4116 case oftentimes even in this I an 7 storm in that oily.. Was Brunswick omitted ? J fice next morning, behold a man at the door 1 defendant, setting up such statutory title with
s at Oakland, on account of some article in boast °d land of morality end religion. I . tlie 1Gtl i instant, in the absence of the and in that man’s hand a hoss pistol fourteen 6181)11 of right.
Judgment affirmed.
A. Hood, John T. Clark, for plaintiff in errsr.
E. L. Douglass, H. Fielder, for defendant.
xrucA. a urnciu^ uuu ueu. .uauTiiijgQ naa a fra- j huv “« ^ v«oo uucuuuica uv _ 07 _____ _ Ul) llltr uwux
cas at Oakland, on account of some article in boastod land of morality end religion. On the 16th instant, in the absence of the and In that man’s hand a hoss pistol fourteen
tho La Crosse Democrat “reflecting on the Gen- There are two methods of inflicting misery r _ e3 i d ® Dce . of Blder Wm£D. Almand, inches in length, “Approach and I will blow
eral’s domestic relations.” The matter was, and dsath n P on «i® gentle partners of our lives. §1,000 m money,^and^cdhervaluahles. ° f yon thron gV said the man with the hoss pis-
however, amicably arranged. 0ne 13 By the knife or poison of the assassin, Mrs. Meker, a strong-minded woman from 4o1 - McOalla turned away in disgust, but it co-1 V—I.
Geobge H. Pendleton made bis first speech which, thank God, occurs but rarely; and the Atlanta, announced herself for a lecture on earring to him that the books and papers had Lewis B. Miller, executor, et eL, vs. Wil-
of the campaign at Loveland, Ohio, last Tnes- ot!ler through wanton, willful neglect, and con- P a J lr L ^ ovlD 8 ton a I®w evenings since, fallen into worse hands tbfln his own, and mieht lo6 8Bby Jordan. Equity, from Randolph,
day. It was chiefly devoted to a review of the i^ 1 inMelity. In cases Uke these, no coroner Tlel^r^ZC^lett Kennebec be ^ be ^ wS« SSSSSKSlSS
recent speeches of Morton, Sherman and Gar- 13 summoned to make inquest as to the cause of River, Maine, on the' 20th of July, with a cargo counsel of one of those sons of Belial—a lawyer— by writ of error to theircoart and the judgment
field. He paid a glowing tribute to the memory 1116 catastrophe, and the broken-hearted, blight-1 lce > reached Savannah Saturday, the 19th J who forthwith directed Patrick O’Murnh’v. nf I thereon reversed, and the remittitur from this
of the late Mr. Vallandigbam. . e d victims of man’s duplicity can only bo
A CorPEBHEAD.—An eccentrio man of wealth avenged by a just and all-seeing God. Yet even I r> r, I vanquish Blodgetts’ horsepistol force. I ~j~~~.~jT~iir.~~j~,;—r.“*r“ u " ,,ul *“ l ':‘-
named CoraeU, recently died in Oxford, N. Y., in In'fib life, to their shame be it spoken, men savannah'Adverfber of the 24^^^™° gclt > ho ™ vor > flanked ^ movement by m- order of theOhancellor SSS&imijjfcb?
and bj' will disinherited two daughters who I be found who are false to their marriage ^ B&ys. J Qf^ninry Affnman nono» n i .*« **._ _ I ntrfiM(** infuraof oa» —*;j.
tics had taxed his estate rainoch as theywoS '*>se to the claims oVp«Km™“a ifore! io D>“nabSam° o“ hta ciS'SddS Tips I Saehka h*" 8 ! ‘“■“Hot O'Mmph, I ,„£—•??* fig* ,a "“ f the.teyeisel of the
be entitled to. The .m t. eon,..tad. " Uta^^pta^^hta^ty
Yellow Feveb in Ohableston.—The Charles- from tho Brute creation. Ser eSrv se^on ^ 7 h ° f y ® U ° W to 8 6the r the books and pipers. FaJow 7 3S to 1)876 granted Jnew trial in the caseJ acd
ton Board of Health announced yesterday the 0nt n P on snc B ingrates. Never will society 1 , ' I was Tain to compromise, and agree to turn the 1 11W8S error 40 Bave adjudged the rights of the
existence of yellow fever as an epidemio in that regain its proper tone and purity, until such I ^ _ _ _ , August 22, 1871. records over to a third party—Dr. O. L. Red- Parties to this litigation upon the motion,
city. Some thirty-five cases had occurred and characters are black balled and placed under the ** eall7t Officer, wl £®* | jSo^'caark fnlfnUinKW-
— deaths. The figure is obscured by a file ban of social reprobation. A few sporadic c^ses from local drains have folio Jins ^ llerr ‘ d, '° f Satnrda L Baa the j H. Fielder for defendant? 10 6rX ° r *
puncture in the paper, and we are unable to The marriage relation is the highest, holiest originated. Since 1st August, to this date* there ~ K ' '
make it ont satisfactorily. institution, which God has ordained for the b £n!itful case^ Principally L a7 ^’ d A ^^;~^ 6 l6ani from ILr. G. W. Gilbert & Vason vs. Seymour, Johnson &
Ot.tata.axxx.Keta Beexcta-Tbe e.d el.x.Uon et the b».e reee. teSftSTlS^dS’XfS' WS“ig,
rehearses in a column the splendors of tho col- For 41113 reason divorces should never be granted Will write by mail. P * lady living near Gordy’s mill, in this county, as dr^ra^id indorsers on idw/t
save in ebedie... to ta. SM» iejeoe. Robext Lebbx, 11. D., H. O.”
tionj and he Tbo tramptee upon the honor and Re. Lobbyie letter hee been received einoe m the heal nrodnoio/dMthtafmflilr!! 38 bna fbd decided b, the conrt belowaeappearsirom
r *
ored waiters’ ball at Long Branoh last Thurs
day. The ladieB are all desoribed a3 “bru
nettes” and their style of dressing minutely re
corded. The male hero of the occasion was
Jimfisk. Grant wa3 not there—but why not ?
Heavy VTekcking.—The New York Sun, in
five columns, proceeds, according to promise,
to show how the steamer Golden Rule was
wreoked, May 30, 1865,
tho Caribbean Sea, in order
added to the ehnreh ~r»r^- L | paper by luo ituturu oi uio noiaers mereot to
Georgia, we fear, wiU have to buy about one-1 Era contains an executive order di- I large, and qnite a namber of visitmgder^nmn tol 6 dmft°bv Mo^h Jn ’ P ThHLrt
third cf her com supplies next year; but it is r60tlD g Foster Blodgett to close up the accounts al6i n attendance. We are rejoiced at the news decided that notira was not necessary to charge
.—1;— i. it.., ili. —-- ... I of the Western and AtTnnfti* rorTi-rta^l on* | of religious progressin OUT neighboring village. I tlw Shfenfienia ee x. . .8
nua , ■ „ j , ruhw nurn npustmaui ™ *ve are rejoiced at Uie news decided that notice was not necessarv to charoe
on Ronoader Reef in consoling to reflect that this misfortune is the of . the Western and Atlantic railroad and Sis- of rehgious progressin our neighboring village, the defendants as indorsers, to whirii decision
der to wreck the con- * eaill t of drouth and not of inadequate efforts on mls3officers * Blodgett on the 24th dismisses affaibs in Uowei'a.—The Newnan Herald the defendants excepted. Under the provisions
nn Irners — 1 „;„ I the rart of nlanters. A man nan heer n,i<rfn,_ I Hotchkiss, Harris and McCalls. • I pabhshes the certificate of the Comptroller of <?f the revised Code of this State, the indorsee
nnu flint tlin r;«n( IT.*: • v v> i ■ OI A DUl Of IlOLB. Tint In nA nAonfiotod of a aV.ov.
the Carronov. that tho First-. WntinnSi
of a bill or note, not to be negotiated at a char
tered bank, are not entitled to notice of non-
mu vBiiwuctw »cttj m uiuw lu inrtcK inn nnn. i * vutM>i mvmmwuuunw imwcijuaioeiiorrH on i > °
teats of a Government safe on board, contain- P arfc planters. A man can bear misfor- Hotc ^ 1S0 > Harris and McCalla.
ing $1,162,150. Bme a good deal better when he can feel that it Tlle M iddl ° Georgian says extensive prepare
The Boston Journal, (Rad.) forecasting the I comes throughno fault. In this condition of I 4 ‘ ons arobei
elections which will be held for United States aff£dr s it is consoling to reflect that western com 8 larga S B° 6
Senators during the next two years, concedes and provisions are likely to be abundant and Rus AT L ^ 3 '--They had rein in Rome, Dal-1 **“ “ “T "* f* xlu ‘ ey ’ “ ^^an, j -- “ e 1 or 4n6 6041 « »
theelectionof Democrats in the places of Conk- cheap nextyear. The Columbus Sun correctly toD ’ CartoisviUe, Atlanta, and North Georgia wa8 enlered and r ° bbed ^ Wednesday night. eithlr^th^greunTsretSin riTbiUol
ling, Morton, Nye, Rice, Spencer, Kellogg, and Hums up the situation, thus: geaer'ally 1884 Wednesday. Now they are able ^ he La GraD 8 Q chronicles the bless- ceptioM. R * in th ® blU ° f
Hill, andprobably of Cole, Corbett, and Osborn, Two Gbeat Necessities—Coen and Meat. to Breathe and won’t turn to dust before they edaeS3 of Colonel James M. Truitt, of Tronp, as Judgment affirmed.
all of whose terms expire in 1873. Our information from the West clears all doubts are- dead. The corn crop has gone up, but they 401 ows:
Cotton Woem in the Mississippi Vatt-cv _ ow . n 1111414 *Bat the com crop this year are threatening strongly on turnips. TBo father of grown children, his wife has miT- 8 ?? 0 **« Gal / Company vs.
im™ n i -D- ^ 7AI ^-- is the best that has rewarded the labors of the Our friend of the <feo Jf. r^Hu,hr r recenUy presented him with twin bovJ trae TBes-Mann. Case from Decatnr.
The New Orleans Picayune of Thursday says: farmer in that quarter for years past. Already, #nft . d 01111 Qe f T 6 la Cultivator is far types of tho parent Btock. He has two mares Mc0a7 > Where one owned land fronting
It is now beyond doubt that the cotton plant- in almost every portion of the States of Iowa, I . 1x0877 on th6 semor of the Telegbaph, which have brought forth twin horse colts each- * n , a e^eetin the city of Bainbridge, and the
ers over a large portion of the Mississippi val- Nebraska, Indiana, Minnesota and Missouri, I saith he: another mare, twin mnle colts, and a cow which I A “ an446a nd Gulf Railroad submitted to arbitra
ry Fill lose abont one-half their crops from the corn is offered in the fields and in the cribs at Telegbaph and Messenger. Second onlv to 1x83 twxn calves. 4X011041464 Ui$ compensation clause of the dial-
devastations of the caterpillar, ana many will from 10 to 15 oents per bnsheL Reports from Alexander H. Stephens, of Georgia, is Joseoh The Reporter should be printer enouch to ter ’ 466 quesbon of how much damages the lot
!£, be able t0 SftV ® a bale t0 ten acres nn4er J 111110 ? 3 T encouraging, and the com Cliaby, of the Macon “Telegbap# ajSd Mess^t- that doublets are very vexatious some- if ^ y \ by ^ bni,ding °i
culture. crop in Kentucky promises to surpass all pro- gee.” No man can afford to be without the timnn rrn,„ „ y ou, some said read through the street, and it appeared
The Amiable Cadet Smittt who ia rv.Wa!nir, I cedent * This promised abundance of the great “Telegbaph and Messenger.” It is a con-l tl “° a _^ ho sa “ e P aper S3ya: • * I that the read had authority from the State (be-
a vprv irmH«nmn niir.j ... v .. „ F f 6168 } 43 foriunato for the South, where, though servative journal, and has a great influenoe in I Mr. ThomasB. Greenwood, for forty years f016 41x6 C?de,) to run from point to point in a
a verj troublesome Ward of tho Nation, is j the planters devoted more of their lands to corn j tho State. I a CI * lzen this town, was taken with cholera I direction^ which might be throngh tho
now arraigned for maltreating his fellow negro 4 Bis year than for any year since the war, their T hfi v,.. .. .. morbus some time during Thnrsday night last 4own > 84x4 authority from the town authorities
cadet Smith shows that he ia loyal, and recog- cro P 3 Bave been blasted in many sections by L , K4X0 ’ WXBim 04 406 ^Telegbaph and died abont 10 o’clock, p. h.,Triday. to run thiongh said street, and it furtherap-
nizea no distinctions on acoountof color, race “P^P 141003 Heasonsand huge quantities wiU fl lo41 8 Bme. The man has no great amount of . —■■■*■ , - - peared that, in fact, the road had not used the
. . , . _ „ , , ’ I Bave to be purchased from the West to make up I sense, but he means well. . Th© Cotton Crop. J j street either for its track or embankment.
or previous condition. He smashed tho white I their deficit. Ohenn rnm ofUioWn.i-iii I m— a.——v «-—*■— I The disastrous news from all auartem will That the court erred in holding that
i* rinnm „xr ^ . lu I tB« road had no authority to use the street
* embankment.
--- --a oonrt erred ia holding
that the road was estopped by the submission
“issss gi*.**** ffr Stsrssr. “T 1 ” a s s
his negro associate 11x6 la8t ho 8 croppf the West, it will doubtless Clty of Hous4o4X » which at last put into Feman- ^ 6 aaBmelv wet weather will greatly facilitate Held also, That the
, bo eolipsed by ths next, and it does not seem I dina, as has been telegraphed: ’ “ 6 ODerations of the worm—nn.i. tu*> I that the road wm «atn
_Db. Helmbold.—The New York Commercial | likely that the prices for the hog product can The steamer City of Houston, 1,220 tons. I —■ - w.u urou lue Qia ana i
”” * * - 1 -mini. DaWmiIn. 1L. /T.t . * I > . I OOCUpleO.
Advertiser of
I put on a new growth too late for maturity.
wwiuoicioi Mcy uias uib prices xor ine nog proauot can Tne Bteamer City of Houston 1 220 tons. cro P 68 escapes tbe
Wednesday, alluding to the state- *? 10 BJgh. Bacon and pork are now down to Captain Partridge, of the Galveston Mid Kev P° 4 011 a new gre
Dr. Helmbold arrived in town yesterday ^ £or ^ 3 year ^meretocome^ ^Bt of Wedne^y, toe 16 th instant, wMe off r® 03 * —
it is toe opinion of those who have seen him The Bangor Whig is informed that mind mm fifw ^ Bella were blown away, A couple of quarrelsome colored St. Louis
that ha never looked better in his lFfo Far can bo bought to that vicihttvfor R «un f!^ d #1? d in? t l ohw * ter citizens appealed nnto toe pistol for a decision,
from being on tbe verge of insanity, & jA? the urosnectf aro that the S M, i’ f ft® 40 P 64 04x4 toe fur- and one was ahot squarely in the forehead. It
tending to his business as n/rTni 12° even naMfiresand render too ship helpless. Aparty was ho use, howerer, foJ the bullet wasflal-
> tius I or fifty-nine men-cf-wara 1 ***** *** « a j ™
the operations of toe worm—and such of toe | -**“• “■ •»"*»«* wm cswppeu oy me suonussioa
crop as escapes the worm will drop toe old and 4rom Rowing that, to fact, the street was not
, — oocnpiea.
Flemming & Rutherford, L. J. Glenn &8on,
for plaintiff to error.
Bims & Crawford, Clark & Spenoer, for de
fendant
A man who was driving a cow through the
streets of Waupun, Wis., was so much flustered
By a sudden bow from a lady that to return, .he
