Georgia Historic Newspapers

    New Advertisements*.
H. A. KEN RICK,
ltcal Estate § Land Agent,
BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA.
.J-ATTtST.OX UIVIM TO COLLECTION or
^dv{\ti$er nud &pye*l
Notice to Contractors.
litis ar.< invited by the Macon an<l Brunswick Rail
Road for tiio graduation, ete.. of a wharf txfenaloo
at Brunswick. Thu work will include grading 1*
inilea main lino, with clearing and grubbing right
i W V# <or , 1 Mn ‘° i * Iho widening embankment at
wharl foj aide track*—whnle requiring about elghtr
t housand yirds of earth-work. Profiles and epodfl.
* at Conipanjr'a ofllce,
I An glut 37th. The
>U blda.
right
Macon. Ga., August Mth.’m.
J. M. EDWARDS. Bnpt.
matiani. Scrofula, e
It made tbo moat perfect and
iuon L. Dknnard.'uam D. Kill*.*, Judge Co Ct.
L. Attar.*, of J. W. Lathmp k Co., Savannah,
i>*t Clerk Superior Ct. M’k. Batin
d- W. WtUBKRLY, J. C. UlLMCUT,
' —n. Co. Tr**.
, Day A Ooi
d with the proprie'
- ' latum
son/eij K Wa
Druggist, J. W. Mark. Co. Trru*.,*\v
rUBU»U> KVKRY
SATURDAY MORNING
AT BBUKSW1GK,GEORGIA.
SATURDAY MORJIIXO, AUGUST «. Hit.
HOME MATTERS.
and many
ituroa apiwar to tho
w<*n of nigh charac*
A. II. COLQUITT.
of Georgia,
BAY STREET,
BRUNSWICK, -
GA.
Convenient to Business, the
Ilnilrouds an J the Steamboats.
Furniture New, Table Good
W. C, BECK & CO,
rnopiiiEToits.
aiiR^^-ly
■A.3NT ACT
Brunswick Judicial Circuit ahall ho a
©LINOII—First Moi
APPLING—H.cond I
WAVS E-Third Mo.
I'lKltCE—Fourth M
WARE—First Moiul .
COFFEE—Tueaday after second Sundry in April
and November.
CII.VULT0N-Tuca.lay alter third Monday In April
md November.
CAMDEN-Fourth Monday to April and N
GLYNN—Commencing •»» the flrst M«nd*
IIH lilt
nd December, a
-lie it furthei
-.••aid. that al
ltd other prm-
1'io to the naid
Mi ahall bo held
tiedand proM-ribe I, and the (irmud aml^ Tra^rne
h« |>a»«agr *»f till* at *, ahall ho r. 'inlrcd to attend
ind servo a* Juror* at the time fixed for tho term* aa
■react IIh-iI ill thia act.
Hk« tio.* 3—Repeal* ail rentfie.ltng lawa.
Approved August 11th, lritl.
CommlssloiiorN’ Sale.
Whereas. the Hon. M. L. Mrrshnn. Chanoellor of
inewlck Jin
in the Hupei
elicit.! Duvet
! Ulyn
..inplal
t law of aaid eatat«. i
ho r •apondcl
H-rty of tho
_DulJI«non ^for distributii
re* more or Icaa, aud the place in i|i
ick known aa the Duillgnon fo.n
it (i
>{ aaid cityt number «>
•ling of
I.ti' ■'
, with tho building" thereou, and by
decree appointing John E. DuBIguou and W. G. Da
venport Commissioners to make aaid aalo at public
or private aalc; now we, tho UMleialgnnl, under
and by virtue of the power contained ill aaid decree,
ben-by offer lor sate the above dracriticd property,
aud will entertatu propoaitlona for the private aalc
thereof until the first Tueaday lu Hcptember m
will entertatu propoaith
oof nntil the first Tne*. . . . .
hlch time. If the Mine remains unsold, it will be
dcr tbo rule*
aid SU
the right to withdrai
torn plantation "botild fall to bring
least all hundred do'lara, and tho
■ed at public aalc. at tho uaiul time and pli
' be aold UUdcr tho rule" 4
of aaid State. the Cumin
„ - io rir
■ale if tho Aahii
least aiX hundred dll'
I'dlar*. Salti
die*.
. Drltir
. HAVENPOUT.
An Ordinance,
••Ity oi ilruuawl. k for tl
latioti of eerUin klnib
prearrtblqg p.-naltl.-s fo
nue ordinance* of «.ifi
- pose* con.loetcd with
aaid city."
hKiTioB 1. The Mayw
llruiu’wh-k. in limn.-tl i
•lain. Tin
■ all be »
•ounctl of the city of
id ml, do hereby or-
of the aimvn recited
ugagtil lu biialnc"i
I. r w/«nc/» ahall pav
cent upon t'is amount
*»are*. m< rehvndii
3. ind iJ'lt further
•ta otordtnan
rid tiio aam.
in*-eighth of one
ml from the sales
ithrr article* dar
ed, That all or.ll-
ictl July »
JURTO.V, (
J. F. NELSON, M»J
MORISS XjUCREE,
Wood Turning,
mill,m\uxnsuu\(i Mil,I..
Tbo wounded of last wcok nro all
improving and doing well.
Tiio Now York sloamor arrived yos-
terday morning on routo frejm For-
nandina.
Next Friday, August 2G, is our
birtb-day. We bopo our friuuda will
boar this iu ;niud.
It. K. Walker, Esq., of Dariou, Ims
boon in our city this wcok, looking
tbo pictnro of bealtb.
i few more hammocks left—Helling at coat.
U. L. 11AUUI8. Jeweler.
Mr. J. M. Cooper has taken exclu-
sive control of tho grist mill, ami will
tarn out meal for tho.imllions.
Since our last issue, two more new
buildings havo been framed anil raised
aud repairs begun on several others.
Mr. H. T. Dunu is ugitin at his
post at the Custom House, and Col.
John T. Collins has gone North for a
season.
Veuuor’s cold wave struck us "ou
time.” Ho is gotting to bo qnito a
weather prophet. He’s us good as au
almanac.
_ _i to lie iuatantaneoiialy ro*
fruahcl, call at HEINS', aud try a glass of soda
Mr. Jacob Michelson left with bis
family lust week for Now York. While
gone ho will purebaso bis fall and
wiutcr stock.
Fire alarms aro us regulur as clock
work. Thny aro three weeks less one
day apart, with an occasional ono
thrown in extra.
Tho new hose for the Viola has Ar
rived and boon tested. With this, ef
fective service ought to bo douo any
where in reach of water.
Lambright, tbo green grocer, will
soou havo out hit now wngon for the
delivery of goods. Joo is bound to be
just a bit ahead every time.
Our St. Simons department failed
to corno to time this week, so oar
readers aro deprivod of tho privilege
of perusing its newsy items.
Our young friends Leigh t lfnr.le-
hnrst ami Will Parker havo ronchod
their destination and are having a jol
ly good among the nortborn bills.
Chnrch official* can ■•wuro a para article of wine
for sacramental pnrporn* by Riving me a call.
*lv OEOUGE CHANDLER.
Mr. Horace Way, after spending a
pleasant time in ami around Bruns
wick, left a few days sinco for Bryan
Neck, whero ho will spend tie rost of
hisviication with tho "old folks.
Mr. J. It. Forrester, ono of our
wholesale merchants, has boon in the
city this week. Ho looks forward
confidently to tho winter busines and
thinks ho will be able to triple bis
sales.
Mr. W. E. Burbage, of Hoboken,
has moved into the Coupcr mansion
on Union street, recently purchased
by him. Wo welcome him to our city,
aud hope ho may never have cause to
regret his move.
Sheriff Lambright says he came
mighty near gettiug the clmp that set
fire to Drury’s building. When asked
how near ?” replied that ho bad tho
stump of tho mutch tho fellow used to
ignite the splinters.
Carr" ta a noun of plural number
MIIIT1IKI*™ P«.
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ft a »|,.| p ail tv washing • *
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J. »!. u»\»i. • •
HEINS and "t-o Oorc. adv
Thu Hon. T. \V. Lamb is apuiulinq
(lay or tivu lit bomo this week, hav
ing gottuu a short leavo of absence
from the Legislature. In Mr. Lamb,
Glynn lins au able Uepreutative—on*
wliu irurif auil not one who tnU».
Tho authorities of Macon have
igrccil to give tiio M. A li. Railroad
authorities the permission asked,of en
tering the eity on the Atlanta exteo-
siun along the river bank, passing be
tween tho cemetery and the river, fur
the rental of t2,000 per annum.
Itev. A. B. Curry, of Darien,
preaehod last Sabbath ill the Presby-
tcrinn church of this city. Ho is a
young man of marked ability, and bos
tho esteem of all who know him. The
Darien church is fortnuntc iu the pos
session of sucb a pastor.
Ii.wira.Tn,,* 1 s'. w.'^ I li 0 '*- Dunn and Murphy lire still
liaiumoring away at each other. Wo
' mrttn r .nl l 'i,iss'' • Hioy have Iwlli si>ciit money
»3£?iri&£ ““"K' 1 "" , " l ' v "l M, l M ' r controver-
.siinaruasirroi>»|iu s y n „,| ivnniil recommend that tho
whole in after he submitted to arbi
tration aud thus amicably settled.
The East Tennessee, Virginia aud
Georgia Railroad (Coje’a nyntem)
has chosen rail as the nniform color
for its coaches, aud the conches of the-
M. A B. road, as well as all new ones,
are being llius painted, and lettered
E. T., V. A O. Ifc R.
It is gratifying to oar pooploto
^-I | know that tho taxable property of
* U **|i>fCllymi on.ily has im-rensu-l ttkll.-
. ui jUtftliu the hist year. The teturua for
lost year was H.1G9.8M; this year it
is $1,471,224. This is onlj the begin
ning of what changes will lake place
so soon nv the advsnUges of our city
and oonnty are more folly advertiseil
We had a pleasant call this week,
from R. A. Massey, Esq., of Douglns-
ville, Ga., oditor of the Sar. Mr.
Massoy la eon of Dr. Maaaey, of St
Simons, with whom he line been
spending a fow days.
Oar Gloucester street jeweler, H. L
Harris, Esq., proposes keeping abreast
of the times. Ho has just recently pur
chased an elogant Herring safe, in
which to keep eoenro not only his own
valuables, bat jewelry, watches, etc.,
of hie customers left with him for re
pairs. Besides, he has put up a nob
by sign in front of bis store.
Cure ll<]nor. for modlcltul parpMo. can bo hail
•dv. QEOHOE CniNDLKtt, Ou lb. Bay.
Wo hoar a general cry of scarcity of
briek. Now is tho time for that yard
npou the Littlo Satiila to begin oper
ations. There’s wouey iu it, and wo
understand tbo clay in that locality is
good. Why longer wait, gontlemen?
The demand is boro right now, and
yon can certainly compete with any
market, as yoa will have wnVir trans
portation. Brick can bo mado on tho
Little Satiila, flatted down through
tho Narrows to Brunswick, and sold
hero for two dollars per thousand
choapcr than thoy can be soM from
nny other point away from Bruns
wick.
Still Another Fire. I PRESIDENT DUNN - PROPOSES
. ..... TO MR. MURPHY.
We ore called on again to chronicle I
Furthcu- Need**.
Now that tho question of tho M. A
B. Railroad extension to Atlanta and
Romo is a fixed fact and the Bruns
wick terminus is about to bo built up
and pat in trim for a boavy business,
tho noxt thing in order will bo a di
rect stoamsbip line to New York.—
Sucb a' line owned oitber by tho road
or by parties working in its interest
will soon ho a necessity and at the
same timu provo a source of reveuuo
to its owners. It scorns to ns that
oven now thcro is a doiunn-l for it, es
pecially so if tho two roads terminat
ing hero and (his proposed steamship
line could como together and work
for each other’e interest. The cotton
of Albany legitimately should como
this way as well as a largo amount
from Macon, and freight for theso
poiuta from Now York should until
rally como this way. Tho Railroad
Commission has made it possible for
such a combination to exist nnd wo
trust step* will bo taken to secure this
end. What say the rnilroade ?
l-’oraian HhlprmmtM.
It Torres cleared Spnuish brig Gui
ami I, ou tho 12th iust, for Buenos
Ayres, with cargo consisting of 12S,
733 feet pitch piuo lumber vuluod at
$2,063.
L. If. Green cloarod Britisli hark
Guiucvcrc, on tho 13tb iust., for Am
sterdam, with a cargo consisting of
005,000 feet pitch pino timber, valued
at $0,650, and 2,100 feet lumber, val
ued at $350. Total value, $7,000.
A. V. Wood cleared Norwegian bark
Frey on the 15th iust., for London,
with a cargo consisting of 1,331 casks
spirits turpentine, valued at $29,750,
aud 377 barrels rosin valued $1,250
making total vuluntion of cargo $31,.
(JOO. Also, on tho 18th mat., Norwo-
giau bark Edwin A Lizzie, for Ant
werp, witli cargo consisting of 2,000
barrels rosin, valued at $7,750.
Fir* Not**.
Two ulnrins of fire this week—the
Cotton Press and ono of Dr. Cargylo’s
negro Hbuuties neur tho old depot—
In,tli put out promptly.
Wu hoard it remarked thu other
lay that Mr. E. Solomon was ono of
tlm best (iroiuoii in .town—always
prompt and always iu uniform. *
Our colored fire oompauy deserve
credit for tbo promptness with which
they resjioud when the alarm of tire is
sounded.
The upper lire well on Newcastle
street is now ready for nae.
Have wo a liro department proper?
Ia so, who is rbief ? Wo mice heard
some talk of nn election, but never
heard the result.
Tho El ret Cenro-
Tlie first of a large number of car
goes of steel rails, for tbo M. A B.
extension to Atlanta, bos nrrived nnd
is now being unloaded and shipped to
Mucoii. There nro over live hundred
tons of them, and they lack consider
able of being pipe atoms. Ou Hie
contrary, they aro as large as we ever
saw. With road-bed, cross-ties,
bridges, trestles, etc., ns substantial as j |jnH j n0KH „f i,iiport«nee will bo-
an attempted incendiarism. 'On Tues
day night last about 11 o'clock, ns
some of the railroad folks were drill
ing oars in the neighborhood of Drn-
ry's wharf, thoy discovered * fire
bursting through tho side door of the
oh! Cotton Press building. Tho alarm
was givon and parties wero soon on
tho spot, armed with bnckots, nnd
put out tho fire, first breaking in the
door witli a large piece of scantling.
An examination showed that tho in-
condinry hail deliberately prepared
for tho work. Through a hole at the
bottom of tho door be hail carefully
inserted niul piled up a lot oh "papor,
splinters, shingles, billets of wood,
etc., and then, thrusting his arm
through tiio hole, bail struck his
match, ignited the pile, thrown away
tho stamp of tho match ami quickly
hied away. Tho ulnriu was given so
promptly mid the tiro so speedily put
out that part of tho paper used was
not all burned, nnd tho stump of tho
match still lay on the floor.
This is the third attempt made to
burn up tho buildings along our wu-
tor front. First, Littlefield’s ware
house, Dion Cook’s, and now Drury’s
or rather Chess, Curley A Co., for
they now nso the same.
Had this fire gotten under good
headway, it would hare been next to
imposiblo to havo stopped it, as tho
building was stored witli liny, oil, t tir-
pentino, etc., and tho wliolo faco of
the earth thereabouts is covered with
rosin, lumber, wood, etc., anil the
wind was just right for it to umko a
clean sweep.
Thero seems to bo method ill this
attempted incendiarism, ns they oc
cur at regular intervals. Woe betides
that chap, if ho is over caught, for
vengeance will bo metod out to him
for nil theso uttempts.
Thu yncht SuushinopYill make three
trips per week to Cumberland, as fol
lows: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days. For freight or passage apply
Jso. It. Fkakluk, Muster.
Yes, we donbl no longer. Tlioloug
looked-fur duy is duwuiug in which
we are to have the realization of onr
cherished hope. Tiio late purchaser"
of tho M. A B. R. It. have determined
to build up this end of their lino—the
Colo system—and to-day advertise lor
bids for tbo grading of the wlmrf
tension. This will give a nelv impe
tus to matters. This grand railroad
system,must have nn outlet, nnd
Brunswick is tho place. Now let onr
people take hold and quit themselves
like men. Let there bo no croak
or drones, but let each mid every one
buckle on his armor nud do valiant
service. Wo nro thoroughly convinced
that the railroad authorities moan
busiuesa and will do all in tlic-ir |tow-
or to bnild up onr trade, but let in
not forget that we, ton, have our part
to perform.
And now a word to lut owuers.—
Your opportunity liua como to do
your part in this grand Hellenic.—
Don't run oil' a new settler witli high
prices. Encourage rather than fopel
one who seeks to build up your tuwn.
XollHIIl Moil*...
The advertisement of the above ho
tel, formerly known us Hewitt's Ogle
thorpe, is found in to-day’s issue.—
Mine host, Mr. W. C. Beck, leaves no
stone unturned to get suiuctliiug gum!
to eat for hia .boarders, nor does he
spare any pains iu rendering them
comfortable, ilia pleasant, benmiug
countenance in reuiniubered by uuy
and all who ever atop at the house.—
Under his guiding baud the hotel lias
certainly becu n success. Long live
the Nelson House nnd its proprietors.
A lliis
By refcroiico t«» tlivM** columns it
will Imj hocii Unit Mr. A. V. Wooil Ims
inmlo, wu presume, llir lnr*»«*ht
incnt over nmde from tiiis |»url. On
tbo Norwegian bnrk Frcv, be shipped
this week $!Jl,0(M) worth of unval
stores. Besides this. !u* shipped an
other cargo of $7,750. # In his quiet
way Mr. Wdbtl is doing n large vol
ume of business. We wish him ovary
success.
OCPIIII I a hIjji* No. ‘Jt l I'.* A. M.
A continued communication of this
Lodge will be held on Monday even
ing, August 2*2ud, at 8 o'clock i*. m.
Brothers are requested to attend
these, there is uo telling what speed
may not bo Attained.
A Hnnk.
Wo predicted some time siitee that
the day was not fur distant when we
should have a voritablo bank in our
city. Tho idea was scoffed by some
—interested do doubt. Twos said
that such a thing would di« a natural
death, and as for paying » dividend,
fore tho Lodge.
S. C. LirrLLFiKLn, W. M.
C. E. Flan debs, Sec’y pro tern.
August 10th, 1881.
Real K**tnt4»
See card of Mr. H. A. Ksurick as
Itcnl Estate and Land Agent. Mr.
Kenrick is well posted in matters per
taining to Tte.d EditU: in this county.
Attoation t'ontmnlom
Yonr attention is called to tho ad
vertisement of J. M. Edwards, Esq.,
Ibo thing* waa nrepoMen.ua Suffice I lu moat all ill., sal. * ..( eity pro,.er- Su.icrinUn.lcnt M. A B. Railrnail for
iuu uiuig wiia pn . . i i, n bidstogradonndgrnboneaiidthree-
it to say, tbo bank will be started nt ty made »> » *’ quarter miles of road-bed on their ©x
an early day with ample menus ton.-- got Mi the n*** «*•» rent vd'ie. we j u .„ to j oU tho eity. Here’s i
We will give y.m n.irnco when the *•.•«»»»•• ml •»'» »*• any who n.»ve Inisi- i chaneo for some of yoa to make sonm
right time cuiu-a. uese iu Urn Imu. , monoy.
Jfr. Editor: When I read lb« voln-
minons article signed by Morphy, in
yonr issue of Aogoat 6th, I was at a
loss to koow who be meant by Dodd,
bnt a second porusal convinced me
that it wat L Then again, a thank
ful feeling came over me that I had
escaped that awfnl mauling so olo-
gantly depicted in the doting lines of
his rhre production. Suppose I llad
bean knockoil into smithereens or
sections by ray ilelicato antagonist—
woald it not have been a funny sight
to see a procession of thoso liystnud
era carrying home to my nnmerona
wives and children, ou a shingle, the
scraps left of President Dnnn, for I
could not possibly havo survived ?
friend told uo if it had occurred bo
would havo placed this inscription ou
my grnvo-stonc: “Died of bio much
Murphy."
IIo snys I am ambitious, etc., (there
he is all right), but my ambition must
■lot bo gratified at his expense. Dear
public, I say Murphy is ambitions.—
Murphy is a routo agent, doing well,
(this is right), but Mnrphy seeks to
gratify his ambitiou for farther enc-
cess by attempting to oust Miss Sbino
from the Post Oflico at Wayoroas in
order to aeonro that ofllce for bis own
beuefit. Throo wcoks before the Fair
lie “fouud timo” to call at my houso
and also my oflico, anil show mo a pe
tition for Miss Shino's romovnl, and
also ouo for tho appointment in her
place of Mrs. Mnrphy, wbioh he asked
mo to sign. I declined. I speuk of
this bccauso (whilo I, liko himself, nil
miro nn ambitions man) I don’t liko
nor intend ho shall gratify his atnbi
tion by tho downfall of a bravo little
woman who is fighting nobly as post
mistress at Waycross to support a
family of littlo children and others
dependant upon hor labor for bread
and clothes. I hold a letter written
by a postmaster on tho B. A A. Rail
road saying ho doesu't think Mnrphy
is doing right in trying to got away
her office, and askiug mo to do what
I can fur her. I shall continue my
efforts.
In closing, trail for tho purpose of
convincing both tho public and Mor
phy, I challenge him to select tbreo
citizens of Brnnswick, to whom we
Will submit tho Sweat letter (the
cunsc of his wrath), and hoforo whom
snino of “those bystanders” shall ap
pear, and if tho letter allows nr con
tains charges snch as ho says I mailo,
or imstinnstera aro oven alluded to,
and if I don't prove beforo this com
mittee of his selection that no snch
charges exist—except in his imagina
tion, and also Hint tho letter says “it
is reported," etc., then I’ll apologize.
To show what tho by-standors think
I herewith present thoir statement:
We, tho nndcraignod, wore among
the |ioisons allndod to by Murphy ns
standing on tho sidewalk when he
claims Mr. Diiun said ho (Murphy)
had notified tho postmasters all along
tho B. A A. Railroad to keep nwny
from tho Fair, and Hint he (Murphy)
asked Dnnn to go to tho 1’ust Office
register. Wo listened to every word
said by both. Tho truth is Murphy
churgod Dunn with writing a letter
lo Waycross, and s tying in that lett- r
that a certain mni! agent bail told nil
the postmasters smallpox was raging
nud to keepaway, nnd demnnded who
Dunn meant nnd his authority.—
Dunn tolil Mnrphy in plain English
aud oinplin'ic words that ho nlludcd
to him, and gave the full name of his
authority for what ho hail written,
and t..l 1 Mnrphy to call on tho party
and settle the matter with him.
Tie Ills.) told Murphy that there
was no allusion to postmasters, nor
did that letter colitaiu any such
charge ns ho (Murphy) said it did
concerning postmasters. Murphy
continued his profanity and abuse,
when Dunn said. "If you have come
here (or a fuss you cun pitch right
in and get it." Dunn further lol.l
Murphy that if he bail not been given
his name ho would not linvo thought
of him iu connection with tho nmtter.
Dnnn in no way assumed nny respon
sibility for tbo statement ns to said
mail sgont in said letter, bat referred
Murphy repeatedly to thu authority
whoso name ho gnve.
J. F. Niilsoi., Ju.,
L. O. Tiiimdlz.
If Murphy's real object is to con
vinco the public, I hold tho plnn 1
propose is a fair way to do it. Their
verdict, if ngninst me, shall bring
fortli a written apology. Wo can
snramon the FairTSxecutive Commit
tee, the by-stauilen and the fnmona
Sweat letter, and then see what
mountain has liecn mado out of
molo-hill. If before his committee of
three gentlemen I do not provo tlmt I
told him repeatedly to call on my
authority, nud that I positively re
fused personal re*)ionsil)ility, nnd
gave tho name oi aaid authority— I
say, if I don’t prove this, I will right
then give him a chaneo to “pitch in'
in the manner most agreeable to him
self, and nhiilt the result.
More anon. D. T. Dmw.
PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL.
Special Meeting, August 11th, 1881.
Council met pnranant to call of His
Honor, tlA Mayor. Present—His
Honor, the Mayor, and Aldermen
Dnnn, Putnam, Watkins, Harrsy,
Littlefield, Cooper, Spears and Doer-
fifnger. -
His Honor stated that be had called
Council together for tho purpose of
receiving, considering and disposing
of some communications adtlressod to
them.
Read a communication from Rosen,
do Torras, Spanish Consular Agent,
stating that the Spanish bark Clem
entina, Pedro Domenech, master, had
recently arrived, in ballast, from Ha
vana; that the said bark hail boon
anchorod off tbo qnarantino dock sinco
tho 5th inst, awaiting the order of
tbo Port Physician giving the vessel
a safe berth at tbo wharf at which she
might be moored and dischnrgo her
ballast; that tbo said bark hail boon
assigned a position at tho end of the
wharf, which was dangerous in tho
extromo, and utterly unfit for moor
ing tho said bark, unless Council
woald roraoro a fist laden with rock,
which had been sank in frout of tho
wharf; that tho master of tho hark
objected to placing tbo vessel iu tlm
position nssignoil him, unless tho eity
of Brunswick woald becomo respon
siblo fornll damage that tho vessel
mighMastain in oonseqaeneo of bo-
ing moored in such a dangerous posi
tion; that there waa contiguous lo
this spot sufficient wharfage for
the safe moorngo of tho vessel, if it
should be assignod the master; that
lie prayed that a safe place might be
granted immediately to the said mas
ter for the discharge of tbo ballast, or
that he would, on the expiration of
tho lay days prescribed by tho quar
antine rules and regulations, cbnrgo
tbo city of Brunswick with demur
rage for oach aud overy day oxccod-
iug the prescribed . twenty lay days
which would expire on tho 15th iust.;
and that he further prayed that Coun
cil would closely examine tho causes
of complaint, nnd tho facts submitted
by giving it their immediate atten
tion, and also adjusting tho differen
ces withont delay.
Tiio communication was received,
and tho harbor comiuitteo was then
directed, on motion of Alderman Con-
por, to bavo tho necessary piles driven
on to-morrow to ennble tho bark
Clementina to discharge tier ballast at
the Quarantine wharf; and His Hon
or, tho Mayor, was then instructed to
proceed ngninst Mr. John Provost, or
his agent, if tho flat now sunk at tbo
Quarantine wharf ho not removed by
12 o’clock on to-morrow, 12th inst.
Read s communication from G. W.
IVimborlsy, asking Council to grant
him a license to retail spirituous li
quors in tho building recently occu
pied by Mrs. A. K. Heins, on Bay
street, wbioh ivas received, and, ob
jections being iiuiile by Gcnrgn Chau-
dlcr nnd G. J. Hall, was then laid on
tho tnblo nntil tho next regulnr meet
ing of Conned.
Rend a communication from W. S.
Pittman rosiguing tho |iusilion of san
itary inspector, which was recevivcd
nud tho resignation accepted.
The Finnncu coiniuittcu submitted
tho bill of G. A. llnuson et al.,
amounting to for work ilouo on
the cistern, which was ordered paid.
Council then adjonriind.
J. F. Nklsun,
Attest: Mayor.
James Hoisto-s. Clerk Conned.
An Ordinance,
lb define the Fire Limit, o/lhe Cihj of
Eruntwick, mi for other purpose*
therein mentioned.
SicnoML TbtlUjror Md CouaU of n»eitvo{
iESffiSfiBSsS&bA
°f *H«M. 1M1. *.U U la-
on thv Wn L
<£hn U ,\'S!l
Halite aforenid. nodar a paaalbr soft aieaadlaf
twenty.flTB dodara ter each and ertry day aa*
bvlldte* or BtriKtaro of wood ahaU r«Miii ■*-
/y# ™* that nothin* herrin contained than pro.
Brc. S. And bo il forthw ordained. That bo wood,
an home, building, ahod or atmtaro of wood ahall
be enlarged, elevated or repaired vrtthln the Are
Unite of the aaid city of Bnuwwkk, nntaoo pernio-
■ton therefor Bhail have been previomly obtained
fron tbo Mayor and Council, upon tho e*rtlAeata,fa
writing, from the CocnuitUee on Jlro Department,
aot amount to the rebuild-
tog, abed or atractara; and
Fire Department are hereby
«*ch certificate whenever
and wharever each repair* upon aay hoaae.
building, ahed or ataoctora MaU ejueadamotet?
thereof, anch exceaa being deemed, coMderodaM
held to be a rebuilding under thla ordinance. And
if any person ahall violate any of the provltlooa of
~ nek repairs
ing of each home, _
the aaid Committee
prohibited from gnattag si
-*■—Teraoch repairs
five dollars par day for each and ovary day anch
bomo, building, ahod or structure ahaU remain re
paired, altered, changed or Improved la aay nun nor
whatever, contrary to the provisions of this section:
and every mechanic, artificer, or other person who
ahall be instrumental in the r* build lag, repairing,
altering, changing or Improving In aay way or nun-
nav whatever any wooden house, bulMlng, Shed or
Hteofthta section,
Court, to a fine of twaoty-tva toilers, or labor on
the public streets not encoding thirty days—one-
half of tho Asm Imposed and collectednaderthte
section to belpald to tbo Informer, and the other
bMf Into lb. trMaurv of U>.dt,.
Sic. 4. And be It farther ordained, That no wood-
j building, more than twenty teet high from the
ground to the highest point of the roof, ahall bo re
moved from any one point within the fire limits es
tablished by this ordinance to aay other point with-
•n theeame limits, or from aay Mint without the
»atd limits to any point (within the same, withont
tho permission of the Mayor and Connell.
8co. s. And be It farther ordained, That any
ooden building may be removed from one part of
-*> mb* lot, even though within the fire limits,
provided that the permission of the Mayor and
Council be firat bad and obtained.
8ec. 6. And be It farther ordained. That wbenev-
■ any house, buikllny, ahed or "tractnro bcrmfler
to be bail! or re-covored within the fire Matte of
the city of Brunswick shall bo roofed or covorod,
Um same shall be roofed or covorod with slate, tile,
11- or oUMf Incombainble material.
Sac. T. And be It further ordained. That every
>oee or building which ahall be hereafter erected
-u the eity of liranawlck of brick, stone, tabby or
tapis, of more than ono story, ahall have a thickness
of wall In the lower atory of a brick and a half, or
not teas than twelve taebae, Md nine laches above
the tower atory, and avery anch boose or bonding,
whether of one or more stories la height, shall be
covered with slate, tile, Un or other Incombustible
Bee. •. An J be It father ordained. That tho May-
rand the Committee on Fire Department "Hail
have tbe authority and power to canaoani
building, abed or structure to bo pulled <
removed whaoevar they shall coast At the
nuisance, or dangerous, or ta violation of thta ordi
nance—the expense of snch palling down or remov
al to be paid out of the treasury of tbo city, except
in caeca of nuisance or of violation of this ordinance,
when It shall bo borne by tbe owner.
lac. t. And bo U farther ordained. That every
person violating any of tbo provisions of the fourth,
fifth, sixth, Seventh and eighth sections of thta ordi
nance shall be anbjact, on conviction therefor be
fore the Police Court, to a Hue not exoeodiag one
hundred dollars, or labor on tbo public streets for a
term aot exceeding sixty days, or both, at tbo dis
cretion of the Court.
ordinance bo Md the •
hereby repealed.
1M.
NELSON, Mayor.
I HOUSTON, Clerk of CounclL
Contract to be Let.
Orrtca Commissionbm or Roam ano Revenues)
untv, Georgia, J
■wick, August 13,1M1. J
at bidder, in front of Court
souse, nruBSwics, um., on Tuesday, Sept am her 6th,
mi, between 10 a. M. and t r. m., tho re-building of _
bridge over OreM crook, Glynn county i mate bridge 9
to be truss, fit feet apart, to be extended 10 lest on
each side of creek, making entire bridge 88 foot
lung, 14 feet wide.
Bridge to be completed on or before September
itb. Payment for nuns to be made November let,
nt.
Plana and specifications of bridge cm be seen at
ofllce of Commissi oners uf Roads and Bo venues on
id after MU teat.
The Board reserves the right to reject My and all
Ida. If. A. KEN HICK, Clerk.
l.«>Coiltn I'Hiirn.
Wu uro indfptetl lo nui^bbor I*cu-
iiiiiittn for fiprcttiicoA of Inuciuns Lo*
Con to or hu ii« i penrn. Wu know of no
fruit tlmt lidH nprunf; into Nttch noto
riety in thin country. Wherever you
travel now-a-<1ay8 you Hud young
groves of them peum. Tho bonuty of
them in that they thrive ax well on the
«ca const u in the interior. Io f«ct
tho mother tree of nil the HttndqKttfH
in Georgia is utill growing over in
Liberty county, near Huubnry, on
Mr*. Scrcvou’n phice.
Shipping Intelligence.'
August Ifi—llrig Uolrouds, Ball, Button.
tey.
Ferry, Perth Am*
-Brig Annie It Barh«I.Ur,Mteelmea,NY.
August M—Brig lily tie, Ifow. Itaugor.
August 1«—Ur berk MaUimIim, Klrkhaw, Trikidai
DEPARTURES.
August 11—Be M A Willey, Willey. Itollimorr.
August 11— Br bark Guinevere, PlUiaak, Ainat.
An gust |S—Nor lark Frey, tfolvoraeu, Lomloii
August I'l—H>* Leu* It Hbirer, Harm*. Boston.
August 16—8c Oeu E Dole, Pierce, New listen
August IWltc Clifford, Bray da it, UaUlka.
August 16—Nov bark Mtwta k Lewis, Thorscn,
Antwerp.
S100 REWARD!
Will be pahl for information that wilt load t» th
apprebenaiou amt couvlctiou of the person or pci
sons who art fire to tbe warehouse adjoining on
store on tire bight of July 37tb.
Jy»4t OUOK OROU. k CO.
G. P. GOODYEAR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Jvt.r Mkb-.laou'e PruvUtunlMore, UluucvalerBtreet,
BRUNSWICK, OA.
AT MACON,
Il-ginnicr C{L 17. cuntinalnir one wwk.
Liberal Prcmlnma in Stock, Poultry, Field Crops,
Home Industry, Fine Arts, Machinery, etc.
large Pursue for Trotting and Running Races I
bend lo tho Hecrftery for Premium List.
THUS. HARDEMAN, Ja., Pros,
K. C. GRIER, Hccrctery.
JULIEN Cf. REYNOLDS,
Artist.
PORTRAIT^.
LANDSCAPE,
FlUiSCO PAINTING,
CRAYON HEADS.
All orders 1* ft at thla ofltcu will receive prompt
Itentlun. jrrif.
FRESH GARDEN SEED
JUST RECEIVED!
A LARGE LOT OF BtTMT’B GRNt'INK AVD RELL
Al LE 8ELD8 FOB FALL PLANTING. *
Turnip, Cnhbngc, licniis, etc
BLAIR’S DRUG STORE,
luljSlMm Newcastle Strict.
FOX3 SALE.
Lumber. Shingles, Laths, etc
1 offer for sale Building Lumber of all aisee and
description*, together with Utha, Plcketa, Httegloa,
and Faming material, tfpectfie billa fitted lu ataect-
ref possible time. Yard on tbe eM distillery let-
Oflke opposite Oglethorpe UeteL Terms, net cmh.
unless oihrrwUe br spertal agreement.
W. F. l’ENNIMAN,
au h -13-ini Agent for mlikra.
W. J. PRICE,
INSl'EOTOB OF
NA VAL STORES,
BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA.
*"*i*i£~
D. D. ATKINSON,
DENTIST,
BRUNSWICK, • - GEORGIA.
Ofltre up stairs in Ctowtt*i new hnMdlBf- jglt-I
Dissolution of Copartnership-