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HMKICK 1OTKISM 11) imil.
.VOLUME VI.
BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA, SATURDAY. MAY 7, 1881.
NUMBER 43.
The Advertiser and Appeal,
rrsu««*D wir uiruur at
BRUNSWICK, GA.,
r. g. sracr*
BUBSOMPTION KATES:
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tw mMi*bod on**! ordrrr*toiit. whon th--tlr„..,
sol atMcibod, mh! payment r»vtr-l ammllunly.
OMMBirdiou fur intllvMu*! WnHlt.or of a
,, r »noi1 cbnrnrUr. rb»r«oi m *|vrrtl*n
M*rrl*c«« amd obituary notirr* itut»in
h*nr IlnooToollrtod for publication. HI.
cc««llitc that *p*c®, ch»nce«l m atlrrrtiwemK
AlllottoW nnd roraniunlmtloBo ohould b«
JrcMwl to U»t ••dortlfnod.
T. Ua lTACt .
ftrnn*«rk-k. Georgia,
New Advertisements.
City Directory.
V.T. Puiii*tn. W. W. W-tkls-. J. J
naan, D.T.DSM. J. r. U«»r,. 8. c. -
IrM, ?. I. DoMtl.ipr.
CM* Trreamrrr-Jamn ||on*t«n.
nitf X*rtUl-E. A. Fobm.
JGtuleml MariUl—1. L. Brorh.
fWirm»>W. II. lUlnoy, T. W. Dolt.
K**f*r V Oe*rd II—* CUrl / Marl
/Wf LSrkUltrr. Jr. M. D
•CHtjr *-L V Dn*U. M. D.
f/irt* J Hall.
|wt ITa/dou—Mattbow Hltann •!.. Tit— l
• tor. Jr. a ad A V Putnam.
FDunrn— Confer. W*»kln* an IDmt'i.
ntuiti, k Batoona— I»«mn. Waiktn
aad LmW*4d.
Moatoa WK1U Ceinttrrjr—C 0
(triton Colon*! CemeUrj-.'arkie While.
Tow* coawi**—Uanrrj. 3«.uj»r and Mpe*g«.
CKtomMBfo-ffUcnr*. DronlliiFrr *n<l Confer.
II»aw>a— Lmlrflrld. Hpcrr* an I Putnam.
Praur nrupWoo—W*tkin*. Porrfltnp-r anl
Uarrojr.
liaiMoun*—Doortlm^- r.lUrypy and Littlr'QvM
Ki»VcaTIo*—Pataaai. Hpcam and I*uuu.
CHaam—Pataaai. UllIrtrM aat lx*ri»#;i
Pina wtraamnwr—Apr*r».l'utii«iu and liar*
four*- Putaam, Punn. and Wallin*.
UNITED ffTATK-H lUTIl'Htf.
Collator of Cti»Ma« John T. Collin*.
SSMt T
JVpnty Marabal—G. J. Hall.
* - a* North.
!. II. Hotter.
pi*itmMtrc—Una*
O.J. Hall.
5$EAroUT LODGE, No. *«. 1. «>• F..
Mreta every Tweadaybifiht
JAM. E. LAMDItiarT. I '• H.»
lOOPWiWWWIITSIHUUNHWICK CIRCUIT.
'CLINCH—let M«.nd*y lu Varrlj and Hoj.f
Dll. HAYDOCK’N
NEWLIVERPILL
(SUGAR COATED. |
ONE PILL IN A DOUR.
«>K PILL IN A DONK.
ONK PILL IN A DOME-
Th***« |>il:a »r- an abaolnt* cure for al' htlliona
and tiiilarlal a.-f' Cti .N*. Tl»*jr «rt|,d- oitii di-. m
at ita foiiuUlu li-ad ami root it out of tlm pallmt'a
•yatrm at ones*. Ttwjr fortify tL* body airalu*t dia-
taae in all form* of «««4drn attarha and riddatnUe.
and rnablr all to brave fb* mkamatte dan«»r of
•vramp* and forr*t*. (Hie of HR. If A YDOCK’M NEW
LIN EU Pll.LM irdevr* th»* *nt»r. a)*t*ft> of i«ln*
and a. be*, enliven* Du* eplriteand »»n.l#now blood
Borxnixn Timonm the veixs.
llraitation and d« lay ar>- uothinebut an<dli*r form
<>f • uicide. *Lm. you have a remedy at baud to car*
tifknra* instantly.
DR. HAYCOCKS NEW LIVER PILLS
Are the true irraina and e**enrr rfhraltb. and the
Kreateat bles*luit that aelence ha* to the
ALLOVKRTHIN V.%NT «OI NTRV
Know Them!
People I'ae Them!
The People Praia# Them I
Take dt*. aa^ in time and you will auffrr le*a and
r *aved many day* of u*»b-** misery.
Wliat hundred* of Latte
JACOB COHEN
a patients all
rll nw of all
e or ten pills
My hea i*. h Las lei
rolie, two of
Oar d». tcn tr**»e.| *>e f»r Chrtmle roaatlyatloa,
• they railed It. and at la*t said I *a* iDcorahla.-
Vonr New Lnt nil* cnre«l me.
io an*tile; l>r. Uayd>irk's N*w Liver fills
K»vo n.ea hearty o'
baadaeba that
pill* b» my t»abr for
152 mtOUGHTOX St.,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
Thank* Hu* publv thrwtiab this merllum tor the
past, and ask* a cotdintiauco of their pelrnaace. aa
he baa . peuad bl* M1'K1N«1 IMPGKTATIUN ofjronda
mall Rmles. and MaroG bla low prtrea on them,
ahlcli rauaa* a raah by everybody that la within
rearb. ll« oOt* tba same chance to all wbc rea.1
tbl* paper to avail thaw elvee of <bc oiaa upmetu
nil/. Ula
:»Uc COliOKED MI.KS AND SATINS
Cannot be « trjaaar.l. Ill* WUITK OtV»|>h AND
EM1)R011)K)IIE.H. wbleli bo abm* import*, have no
e.|uaL III* FANCY ART1CLEN cannot tm muiurr.
a tad.
THE DRESS QOODS DEPARTMENT
!• a anrreas. CANUMERE tor Summer at Tic I*
worth ft In New York. In fart, there !a not an
“ Maple |»ry Gnoda that rantiot be
lakment. Also, th* newmd ew *
i YKiLINti. for drexee, u k.*pt
i *»k« la aralL Do m»t tor*. t hi*
IfSfa half of t .
Cholera M<>rbu*. Tba dear y»nn« Uunf/ot well
of a moraine la now cured, amt i
hr. ih
day.
1.V.1 BROUGHTON STREET.
SAVANNAH, - GEORGIA.
My
H. II. P.
THE POPULAR
j Liver Medicine!
lerrlbl.
lal*; I want <•
lulliouMiras and beadarba are all
of the Kidney*. Urfentiou of
' ' •* New Liver 1‘ilUarea
latiafy tin* moat akeptir.
Nervoni I'roatnuinu.
Want of App*'dim
U.odtm
WAltK—3«1 Monday
i Marrh and Mrpl.
n Api ‘
I April
Str. David Clark
Only Wre» t Dost twkwpar we it between
SAVANNAH&BRUI1SWICK.
LEAVES SAY ANN AO FOR DKTNMWICK EVERY
MONDAY UNO THURSOAY AFTLBNOGN.
JUTTCKNINu. JJltVX BIIUNMWIt'K
Tuesday § Friday evening
FOR SAVANNAH.
Make* cloaa connection at Brnnealck with 11. A I.
tUilruad. aad at Havannah with Oreaa HUam*htp
Co. a rtianirr* to and from New York, and with
rhlladelptm. Baltimore and B*^t
UaydiM-k'
epl
i»b Di.
—-
. JUy I H'k'a New Liver pllla
ill t»* round au i-nn ieut Rame«ly.
They are universal in their effect*, aud a cure can
moat ale a) * l»« toiarantord.
EAC'U VIAL CONTAINS TWENTY I'lLLH.
MrOu fill I* a Doaa.fi*
i Ire Twenty, e canfa, : or *»lr hr
oil .iro^KtbU.
v l Tjo • Non- I tine u *al »luna-
•r Al.l.i N IIAY )fi: aurrnu da a.. vial of,
,11 . Kvkiix I'tt.i. i* «i «»AH (burr. If) rdruif.
at : >e* not i. -p tb i. «. will until lb- fre- to ,
iy s-idr# <«</i. receiptXicsul*. 1‘lro \ *1* for
BUY AT ONCE ! DO NOT DELAY I j
HAYDOCK A CO.,
ftb&dy at) PI* it Htraet. New Yuri.
HILL’S HEPATIC PANACEA
Has aflame* un| rr--«dent-1 auera*t In rrllevln#
the prvvaleat disorder* of the Liver. It* merit*
jtMtly ratltVi It ta ths preferment It r« celvea over
all otfier
LIVER .MEDICINES.
Urn now kept by many iterant.a always at liau.l
and iiaad regular!/, and lh»*t inraoii* aro neve
*uh)ec| to the uaiial symptom* of a disordered 1.1%
er. prevalent at thl* Maaon of Ih- )»*r. It wll
«oat you but
50 CFNTS
try It, and you will c* inly i i» *d » •
-tilt. Fur ■«!* by J. 1 AlAlMll.A*
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS OF THE
PORT OF BRUNSWICK, QA.,
Steamer Ruby.
H. L. HARRIS, TIME table
Wtttcliinakcr& Jeweler,
(iFiORL'M,
ANI)
SCIIKIHLE OF HATES
BETWEEN
STJ.3IM0NS & DiVJ\S WICK
o:—
Tba new steamer lluby. will raa reanlarly ba-
i.Nnr. NT1YCN1 AN >A F r L .M fl'kV I^av.
FraAgbU at bvw*al
Mark all tbruuuh ir-uht
David Clark ’*
C. WILLIAMN. A pent.
IkAuialik. on the dock
PALMER 1DT11S,
WHOLESALE A»U EEMIL
HARDWARE
IMudlH Cuafn-M. II. Mill III M. J.lUa •
SAVANNAH, GA.
Agricultural Implements.
FAX MILLS,
OllAIN CKADLKS.
AVKUV8 PLOWS.
BKINLY’S PLOWS,
CULTIVATORS,
PI.OW STOCKS,
SWKEP SHOVELS,
HEEL PIXS,
ORASS ItODS.
. ..spm
.»Aiam
» kiondaj
•uiNiaRm.
nd lb tad Dealer* it
SADDLES & HARM ESS,
Instruments; itciuiKit and
SILVEUPLATEDWARE'^.B.Mell&CO.,
CUTLERY,
Musical
.~/.y/f swt.vas. Leather Belting,
PISTOLS d CARTRIDGES,
sKWixti machines.
Needles and Attachments, a
'
Savannah,
Iln.K 1. It shall be the duty uf the
Health OITioer to issue such rules mid
regulations as shall cause all vessels
coming into the port of Brunswick
from foreign ports. Gulf purls south
of the thirty-second parallel, Atlantic
|Huts south of the twenty-eighth par
allel of latitude, and all vessels hav-
sickncssoii hoard, to nnchor at
the Ounrantinctiround.
2. It shall be his duty, upon noti
fication of the existence of cholera,
yellow fever, small pox, or other epi-
demies or contagious disease, in any
[Kiri, to immediately issue such regu
lations ns shall prevent the introduc
tion of such diseases into tlio city.
3. It shall bo his duty to visit nil
vessels brought to anchor at the Quar
antine (.round, carefully examine the
sanitary condition of each vessel, ill
pect the imllasl or cargo, muster the
crew, examine the hill of health and
take all oilier steps that may be, in
his judgment, necessary to enable him
to arrive at a correct conclusion as to
tlie sanitary condition of each vessel.
I. It shall lie his duty to cause all
vessels arriving from West Indies,
Mexican, Central and South Ameri
can |Kirts, having clean billsof health,
hiring tlie months of May, June, Ju
ly. August ami .September, to dis
charge ballast at the Quarantine Sta
tion, and to thoroughly disinfect each
and every sucli vessel; and ha shall
in no ease give a |<ermit to such ves
sel to proceed to the city until twenty
days have elapsed since the sailing of
such vessel.
3. It shnll lie his duty to causo all
ves Is arr - ir.g. in ballast ->r cargo,
froi . any ")i when an epidemic,
contagious or infectious disease is
known to prevail, to discharge ballast
or cargo at the Quarantine Station
and to thoroughly disinfect each and
every such vessel before giving a per
mit to such vessel to proceed to the
city, which permit shall not he given
before the expiration of twenty days
from the date of arrival.
C. In case of the arrival of an in
fected vessel with sickness on hoard,
it sl-all la- his duty to lake .-ucli care
of tlie sick aud uf healthy |iereons on
sucli vessel as will prevent the intro-
ductiou of disease into the city, lie
shall cause such vessel to be thor
oughly cleansed and disinfected be
fore giving a |ieriiiit to such vessel to
rra ive cargo, and such vessel shall lie
ioadtsT within tlie qijamnti'ie limits.
7. It shall be his duty to cause all
vessels arriving from American [Kiris
to cast nnchor in the stream, and
then* remain without couiuiiinicntioti
with the shore until in-jiccUsI by him
vessels bound to St. .Simons Mills be
ing exempt from this rule.
,s. it shall Is: his duty, if there
should In- any case of sickness re-
[sirtcil on board of any vessel in [sirt.
exigencies that mny arise, or that may
ho required by change of leaaon, Im
mediately reporting the same to a
meeting of the Board of Health.
12. It shall be the duty of the
Health Officer to attend the meetings
of the Board of Health, mako a month
ly mortuary report to Council, and an
annual report to the Board of Health,
and odviso the Board upon all mat
ters |K-rtainiiig to the health of tlio
city, whenever so required.
13. Tlio Health Officer shall, in
consideration of the above prescribed
duties, receive tlie following fcos, to
bo |nid hv the vessel requiring the
service, via:
For boarding, inspecting, etc., ves
sels lying nt the Quarantine (.round,
for each visit to vessels of less than
200 tons, to 00; each visit to vessels
between 200 and 400 tons, $10 00;
each visit to vessels lietween 400 and
800 tons, tL5 00; and each visit to
vessels over 800 tons, $20 00.
For Unnllng, inspecting, etc., ves-
sets lying beyond the Quarantine
(■round, and at SL Simons Mills,
$5 00 in addition to above charges
for each visit; for boarding nnd in-
s|wcting a vessel in tlie stream, $3 00
for each visit.
11. The Hroltli Officer shall chargo
and collect from every vessel requir
ing disinfection n fumigating fee of
to 00 for every vessel under 200 tons;
tlO 00 for every vessel between 200
and 400 tons; and $13 00 for every
vessel over 400 tons, the snmo to bo
turned over hi the Hoard of Health,
for the purchase of disinfectants and
for defraying the e.\|K-nsi-s of the
Board.
quarantine limits, and all vessels
without such limits flying the quar
antine flag, (hall be considered aa un
dergoing quarantine, and all persona
aro hereby forbidden to visit or board
any such vessel, or to visit tho Quar
antine Station, without written per
mission from the Health Officer.
7. Any pilot, master of a vessel, or
other penon, disregarding or violat
ing tlie above rules, shall be placed
upon the Information Docket, nnd,
ii|>on conviction, subjected to the
most rigorous pcnnltim of the lar.
8. For information ns to fee* of
Health Officer, masters of vessels are
referred to the rules nnd regulations
governing quarantine, adopted by
tlio Board of Health.
By order of tlio Board of Health.
C. L. Scm.ATnat.jR., M. I).,
Health Officer C. B.
WHITE LABOR,
Kilm I from nn tWiiiam-.- VoamiI in
(V..1.101/ Mnnh ti, 1878,
nix'. ■'> And Im it further rdaiu- !,
That any person violating ut ncgli
log or refusing to comply with any
role or regulation of tho Hoard uf
Health, |icrluiiiing to either tho snui
tnry condition of tlio city or qiinrnn
tine, shall Ik* subject, on convictiun
hcfi.ru tlie f’olicc Court, to a film not
exceeding one hundred dollars, or la-
I Kir mi the streets not exceeding thir
ty days, or lioth, at tlio discretion of
the Court.
C. I.. 8ciii*attrii, Jr , M. H-
Chairman Hoard ol lli-allhniid Health
Officer C. H.
Attest:
Jauks Hoi sroN,
CTk Council ami Xec'y Hunnl.
Hiil,: nml Hnjiilniiiiini for Ihn flsrre
anrmf 1'ilnt, ami .Vas/ers of Warn!*.
I. From and alter this date, all sail
ing vessels coining into tlie port of
Brunswick, Isiund to tlio city, cither
eliartrred or seeking a cargo from
American isirts, shall be brought to
anchor in tlie stream, there to remain,
Orrici: Comwimioxkk or I.axii ami
ImUURATIO.V,
Ati.axta, April 27,1881.
To th'’ Far inert if deary ia:
At this season you will doubtless
find it profitable to employ addition-
al laborer.. I am enabled to state
that, if formers in this State will em
ploy a sufficient number of white la
borers to give them somecom|«nion-
sliip to which they have been accus
tomed, and will board and lodge them
in their homes, or in such manner as
wilt give satisfaction, paying them
K od wages, it is probable that as
any ns may be needed can be sup
plied.
A charge of fivo dollars per bond
will be required in order to pay ex
penses. Fctnnlo domestics arc not in-
eluded. If tlie lnboren are not de
livered at the place ago cd upon, the
THE BERMAN TIDE.
Recent advices fjpm Germany in
form us that an emigration movement
baa begun which promises to bs of a
magnitude unparalleled in the history
of that counter, and which erealca
considerable anxiety in government
circles. In some parts of Posen and
Schleswig it is reported that whole
villages aro being depopulated. Tho
German trader goes all over the world
and is found selling bis wan* in ail
the continents and the islands of the
sea, but the German Hauer and Hand,
leertrr—the formers aad mechanics
of the Fatherland—think first of tho
free Republic of America when the
migratory impulse seises them, and
aro rarely turned from their purpose
to become independent citisens of
this selfgureming nnd prospering
country. Tho force of tho new emi
grating movement among tho Teuton
ic people began to be felt there last
year, but tho indications are that wo
only got then an advance detachment
of the great swarm tliat is preparing
to come this season. Tho Hamburg
and Bremen steamers an already
bringing full loads of ■ terragt panen-
gen. A late arrival landed nearly
thousand at Castle Garden. Before
the first of May the German lures wiU
bo able to carry only a fraction of lire
travel, and the English, French and
Belgian lint* will be severely taxed.
We do not apprehend any evil con
sequences to this country from this
formidable Teutonic invasion. Most
of the immigrants will know where
they aro going and what they are go
ing to do, and will proceed at onco to
tho fertilo plains of the West, and
soon adjust themselves to thoir new
surroundings, nml bo nbsorbed in tho
swift, dear current of American life,
I.U. SHU k A>UKAl'l*UJ.I s-.ui:
inline.lialely visit such vessel, and,
if the disease lie, in hi- judgment, ofjlssinl.
a contagious or infections character. 2. K,.«o fiod after this date all ves-
lic shall immediately order *urh ves- eels, steamers or other craft from for-
sel to the Quarantine Station, and
sliall take sileli other ste|w ns may lie
BRIDLES. Etc - necessary t" prevent the .pre.nl of
ucli disease.
I. The Quarantine Ground of tlie
pricinte tlio difficulties attending my
position, and renliro that tho under
taking is for from pleasant, exceed
ingly laborious, and an ex|ieriment
at best. It has succeeded in the
West nnd ought to succeed here. If
successful, several thousand con be
fumislied; if unsuccessful, it will bo
difficult to inaugurate so comprehen
sive n scheme again.
It ii very inqiortniit that good
wheat bread be supplied tliein, as
tliey know nothing of com bread, and
wilt not toko kindly to it. it ia ca-
scntinl that they should receive good
diet nnd lodging until they learn our
language nnd can provide for them
selves. A few months will accom
plish this, and after that it ia confi
dently believed they will citlier buy
laud or work for tlie same wages now
(mid our excellent negro laborers.
My agents in Europe, together witli
without communication with they nc i)itiew described in the follow-
shore, until visited by the Health Of
ficer. Vewels Irom American |»rla
hound to St. Simons Mills, are for tlie
present exempted from this rule un
less in rase .if having sickness on
monoy will be refunded, less one doi- enriching the now State* with thoir
lar registration fee, to pay for corns industry, nnd helping to modify the
poudeneo and postage, it is liogfd , nntivo American character by thoir
nnd believed that the piiblie will ap- ( example of frugality, content, penis-
i AM. TI KI-I VTTNI:
CALL .VXD BE COXVIXCKD.
v*-llV!,
IMvST tiUKKX ANI) BLACK
TEAS.
/; 17.N rs <:i:s it s’k xk if ui:oi‘
StJCOialtV. |i°rt nnd city of Brunswick shnll be
. . ... * j defined by four yellow Iseirds placed
\\ r.m. IOI> TRU ES J ns follow*: Two on each side of the
(•(MH'gisl. sound, onclinlf mile above and he-
lotv the quarantine building, nnd no
vessel will lie allowed to nnchor witli-
llicir vessels to anchor at some con
*, . -j- ~ - vessel win is- ninnret, 10 niienur wun- venieut pints- below the Mills until
Glynn County onenn O&IOS , j n t| uw limit, during quarantine sea- ins|HtUsl by the Health l llliccr.
. y , if,,./ ; y-1 ! -on, except such as an 1 undergoing! 3. AH vessels, whether from foreign
ing telegram, will iiwura success if
the effort is sustained by the people.
It is pro|ier to state that I have
been in correspondence witii Colonel
l'o|ie and other railnnd malingers fur
some time.
copy or TKt w.aAw:
X»:u York April 23,1881.
eigu (Sirts, coming into the |sirt of .* Krannt Fontaine, I'ommittionrr, At-
ilruoswii'k, either bound to the city lanla, Has
or St. Si is Mills, shall lie brought “f 1 *"
, ' j, iuhnI in your FfctltMi, with fiiir wairat,
to nuclior nt the (Junmnlim* Htatioii v ^ ctkmftkrtttWib •ccuniin«Kl«tiors» t nnd
there to remain without coiiiiiiuiiitu- tfuod treatment ? I can obtain daily
lion witii tin* nhocr, or other vcwwlr, tliroii^ii our (on'ign euiigmntaqcncy,
until visitetl by the Health Officer.-," K 1 ""' e ,1w P°"P le < 1
*■ . f i .... i i„u. a; locate them without waiting for land
Masters of vessels Is-und to St. Si- nrran)!elnrnU , )1nM inquire among
mons may have choice of bringing vu „r formers and answer prmmly.
A. Pork."
itcs|icetfully.
Fkam is Ko.XTAIMU
Commiaaiuner.
« • —
A minister out West who has been
troubled a gissl ileal over marriage
HhIiIht iiml Luiitlior GARDEN SEED
— VN’>—
OMON SETS.
BELTING.
CIRCULAR SAWS,
C.tlU'EXTERS* TOOLS,
BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS,
UUVs AX') 1TST( :>,
HINo TACKIJA
AGENTo FOdF„ d .ANKb ,
Standard Scales
DUPONT’S
CELEBRATEO POWDER.
* , '}‘ 1 '"‘ l "f Sliell
'•uHi^ro-H, ’ ' ** 1 ' “* “ ,e
ml
| quarantine. or coastwise ports, having sickness on
It). No |K-rsou shall visit or lsjnr.1 Laird, shall be anchored nt the Qunr-
any vessel lying within the limits of antine Station, ami no person, wheth- , . . „ , , ,
the Quarantine Ground, or land at or|e, pilot, master, crew or ! ^rt^ t l m^ir ^'.t
loiter nlwmt the (Junwnitine Station, -hull leave atieli vewtel, or any other | J ’ . ., '
without !) vessel lying within the quarantine j busing the bride. t3. Ditto,
lenco and tolerance. There is room
for them ail. The future American
race, which ia to be fused from ail
the many clement* which now find
place on our soil, will be the gainer
for a largo infusion of tho sort of
Iduod that runs in their veins.
Wo could wish, howover, tliat a
imrtion of this coming tide oould bo
diverted from its usual course nnd be
turned into tho Southern States, not
so much for the benofit of tho immi
grants themselves as for the good of
tlio South. The Germans are just
tlie sort of new population which
tliat section needs. Their character
istics aro exactly tbueo which tho
Southern people could imitate to ad
vantage. They enrich the (oil they
cultivate instead of wearing it out;
work with never-foiling pluck and
(■alienor; keep out of debt, and enter
tain a profound raapect for indieidu-
al rights, aad an ample toleranco for
differences of opinion. They ore, be
sides, sturdy friends of common
schools, and of honest, efficient local
government. If a million of these
people could he distributed through
tlie South, the sdvnntsge to that sec
tion would he incalculable. Such of
tlie Southern .States at have Emigra
tion Humius or agencies atould mako
a special effort to profit by Ibis new
swarming of the prolific Gennan hive.
Texas is tlie only Southern State that
now contains a considerable German
rural element. The influence of the
Xew Braunfels Colony has been large-
ly instrumental in attracting this ex
cellent population. If similar colo
nies were planted in the older States,
like Virginia, Georgia and th* Caroli
na., it would not be long before the
merit of the cheap lands and mild
climate of tlxse regions would bo-
coma widely known in Germany,
nnd would attract thousand* of in
dustrious settler*.
PVWKR U HUT licit*.
chuick cm:wise .1 suckisc
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cl iiruMwts fc. Tters.tyft»* '* tofo-l. •••»»*
•tss4. r . ssU*«*tioa. t^tBfnnfobte h>m~. w»W.
r*-l rang* |.»f Murfc. Fisk *i>4 *J»>" »» *toti».
AU... tli'rty tbr»* k**d ol . .tU . to.r*«* *»•» *»l
V *££'2" CU .a RiniAlBM.
Utet. Unin«#tok. Ot ialFUD
I a*- ni—1 • 11
";r
for any pnri-*-.- wli.iu-v- r without vessel lying williin tlio quarantine, “Say, boy," exclaimed a bob-look-
written permit fr-m. the I Intllh Olii- limiu, witliout a wntten ;wnnit from i ‘rimmed with one groomstiun and ^ with a valise, “what ia the
*r ll it shall I- tin- duty of thorn the Health Officer. H ^dcmnul. t.; fifty renU extra ‘ to. raraT-
in charge./ Ihe Quarantine Station 4. Pilots, masters and all other per- for each additional groomsman “! 2 |Um r tire foy, tual N* fcte,
to i iiiwli I re,.. ... ti Health -one <«. I -ir,l of vessels arrfvh.g '** f ‘ rt '|IooUng ian w.. « pkirod witi. th.
on -ran- .. al, | n-His ■ .vl-ting I -m. W. -t ! "dian.flouth or Central, L r ^ « • advice that if he coaid have gotten
ic ,,.. r Mexican ports, stall ta|££, ^ to the bqy ta wooU
• i. . • .. * a • , Ulmrai iwminum mmilai I' lc mrenia —— - - hi®
’iha.s leave .n»y vpp*** I lyinjc within h.»# bcui vuiled ana pcrntiajion l
Mid limiu. Hit any punm*. wh*tover. Rranlttl by Die He^th OOict r.
iMKit-iing.
n /lAA'Wi? in wit utsi •!» > rmit ind u*» i«y-n r«*.jtiirrtl U* lemaiit until ju<Ii Yfim wr ■ " ” ____ u. vej . Jt
P. OOOJXA.UI, 2. .. . within lu. beu. usitod and pern.usio.. to,**•*«*» ««l«cUo..toclgbs. PuytoMto <“*•*
ATTOHNKY AT LAW. without n written |***nnit fnaii th« 5. All vruMeln itt|uiring tlie |>wa-
, , llfiillh Ofliopr. enue of U»o llmltl) Officer »liall inak«
JacbcLville. • Fianda, 11. It tfliaii l« till- duty of tlie known sucli requirement bv hoisting
Health Officer to make, fool time to a flag, and it siutll be tlie duty of til*
' :0--aary to qittt ai-y txiutinguieiw or
in raah—no note* or securities ac
cepted. No money refunded or re-
Ixites made for |ioor goods. Coro#
rariy and cnore oAtn.”
Meridian.^Mtiaireippi^ was nearly
destroy ad by fire recently. About
1230,000 worth of property was de
stroys,! and nothing prerented fur-
_ . ther destruction, but too timely cotn-
AH wsevls auUiotvd witiiiu Vlwling up uf a heavy shower of tain.
A Hoboken boy spsotsnsnnonlta
in devising ways and insane to ran
away toss*. His pa Hanoi and lag*-
nuity were rewarded, and on tta vary
day ta tad appaiatsd for Ms depart
ure, ta went on a whaling expedi
tion to tb* arood-shed, with Ms folher
and a trunk strap as bis
—Efthuye.
