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Newspaper Page TextJOURNAL AND MESSENGER. THE FAMILY JOURNAL—NEWS—POLITICS-^LITERATURE—AGRICULTURE—DOMESTIC NEWS, Etc—PRICE $2.00 PER ANNUM. — GEORGIA TELEGRAPH BUILDING ESTABLISHED 1826. MACOST, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1881 VOLUME LV-XO. 14 Otser Fellow* ThlnU So, Tow. | Fire In Eatonton—Americas Cowled with lee—HawkinsTiMe Freezing- Atlanta and Salrinl. Eaton ton, 6a, April 2—The hand- ' Georgia. For rosy cheeks or raven hair ? I suDDortedb’v^UaHanmn1^v U whiMru P nf!h!! 1 80r S. e rcsi dence of our excellent mayor, Haines et al. vs. Clary & Whaley. tbroLghout uorthorn Africa, pers urge a There’s jnat one thing a man can have In all this world of woo and strife, Tluit mates tho business not too bad, And that one thing a an easy wife. Dost fancy that I love my girl For rosy cheeks or raven hair ? tie holds my heart because stio la _ Because she laughs and doesn t care. I pnt my boots joat whore it salts, Axul ilnil them whoro I put them too» That is a thing, yon must allow, A chap can very seldom do. I leave my papers on my de3k; She never dusts them in a heap, Or takes to light the kitchen stove The vory one I wont to keep. On winter nights my cow dame Will warm her toes before the fire; She never scolds abont the lamp, Or wants tho wick a triflo higher. On Sandays she is not so fine Bat what her raffles I can hag; I light my pipe just where I please And spill tho ashes on the rug. The bed is never filled with “shams,” A thing some women vilely plan To worry servants hart to death, And spoil the temper of a man. Stic lets mo sleep to any hour, Nor raises any horrid din If it just happens, now and then, To be quite late when I come in. I tell yon. Jack, if yon would wed, Just get a girl who lets things ran; She'll keep her temper like n lamb, And help yon on to lots of fan, Don’t look for money, stylo or show, Or blushing beauty ripe and rnre- Jnst take the one wbo Inuglis at fato— alleg'd raids. In contrast, the foreign French papers, after stating that the Tu nisian marauders will be followed and chastised in their own territory, declare that the Italian consul at Tunis fomented the disorders, and that French prestige ! was attacked by an Arabic newspaper OVR XEIGHROBS. THE SUPREME COURT. such sewers or drains or for failure to I keep them in good condition. Judgment! aflirmed. Declaims* Bendered ttareb 82. 18*1. Abridged for tho Telegraph and Messenger bg Hill <£ Harris. Attorney* at Law. Macon, ] Jestip et. al., trustees, vs. Epping. Mort gage, from Wayne. Contracts. New Frac-1 promise. Pleadings. Statute of limi tations. Speer, J—In seeking to foreclose a mortgage which on its, face appears to be THE RAPID AOVAXCEIX GEOR GIA RAILROAD S TOCK. a uiminu- J barred by tho statute of limitations, where 1 4 . „ ■ . - .. . __ . „, . _ . the latter I it is sought to avoid tho bar by reason of tho 8took fir8t began to advance xrom 101^, Central Railroad stock Also Great Doom < Augusta Chronicle For weeks the one subject of excitement in commercial circles has been the rapid advanoe of Georgia railroad stock. When Mr. Prudden, our efficient and popular will be first disposed of before the motion I a new promise or partial payment, such 1X1111019 ot a leBse ‘° tJ | 6 Central railroad po3t-master, is making new and decided to dismiss is considered, even though the j relieving facts must be alleged with sufii- j commenced to fill the air, and a3 these ru- Improrements in the arrangement of his record if completed would not prevent a I cient certainty to enable the defeu-I mors took definite shape, tho stock rose store and post-office. dismissal. The court will not dispose of j dant to meet the sanio be plea more rapidly until 117 was reached, when Tho fruit crop In this county was killed any case finally with an incomplete rec- | as well as proof. A general averment ; t pausedi as j £ uncertain what to do. But last night by tho cold. ord, where a suggestion is made on or be- I that the mortgagor, within the Ume 1,, fore the calling “ the case. proscribed by the statute, has made his ^e reports of a lease multiplied thick and 2. The sheriff is a necessary party lo a I promise in writing by letters addressed to fa8 ‘* anJ n 3 am tlie stock started up. Hesi- Amebicus, 6a, April 2. —Tho weather bill of exceptions filed to the refusal to the mortgages and the assignees of the fating *» awhile at 120 it resumod its Minnesota’* Great Fall of Snow. St. Pa.I (Minn ) Pioneer-Press. March 21. The whole amount of snow which has I fallen durin* the mouths of December, Januaiy and February, readies the extra ordinary figure of 9.03 feet, or adding the snow-fall of November, 12.51 feet. The ntciagn aepui oi snow remaining on the I has been very cold for tho last few days, grant a new trial on the motion of com-1 mortgage and by payments and releases I march, when it became known that a con I °i° uuu - w * PMr > M consequence or the Farmers report the fruit all killed. Ice plainants in a bill to enjoin certain plain-1 on tbe mortgage evideuced by the hand- ference was to beheld in Savannah, and Mfo/ffwISS £-i D i J?*.**? “ Da ? d h0 «** S***#I b f.. r £!!!! d I climbed to 123. The conference developed Minnesota, and greater in the southern I and southwestern parts of the State. Without being severely cold, the weather is reported to bo vouch colder in certain issues of fact, upon tbe finding on tlie country than in town. Farming is which tbe chancellor rendered a decree badly behind. The heavy rains and cold for the plaintiffs in fi. fa. that the execu- Molions. Equity. Con- [ Speculative holders began to look anxious, and many, anticipating downward rush, “got from under.” motion to set aside You think, perhaps, our household ways Arc just, perchance, a little mixed; 0, when they get too horrid bad, We stir abont and get things fixed. , What compensation has a man Who earns his bread by sweat of brow, If homo is made a battle ground, And life one long, eternal tost t —Harper’s Magazine. T.l f.HIXU jvl J'H THE IIAXDS. 8wcpt'fi ke'th is tl e*-dmm' beforehVwtods 11 A P r11 , 2 ;—'W* aroliav- Green vs. Julian, surviving partner. Coin- j <a) Where it was proposed to se aside I ^ton^udaUl it“hM swept nice uiisiie uown be lore tuo winds I ing a very cold suap for this time of the plaint, from Jones. Promissory notes, a judgment by default and reiustato tho I pooplo are almost holding their breath ii lml i , , r ,. ° r . , £ cr , 03 ? tUe nake “ I year and it is feared that the fruit crop is | Statute of limitations. Principal, and case that defendant might plead to the while the movoment is progres-ing, uncer- plaiosof Minnesota and Dakota, and was I injured. • , ageiit. 4 merits, and it appeared that substau- tain what it means. Every effort has been only stopped by somo ravine or grove or I Pulaski Fire Company will not go to Jackson, C. J.—Where tho agent of tho I tlally the same matters proposed to bo used by those seeking the stock to get as Who laughs and shows she doesn't care. I the trough or somo river or rail react cut, I Macon on the 20th inst. The boys could payee of a note to collect it wa3 antboriz- pleaded bad been determined against tho I much of it as ^possible. Every share or other gap or obstruction, where it was I not get what they thought proper rates on ed by the maker and surety thereon to I defendaut in a former litigatiou, the mo- that i* offered is taken, nnd still tho cry is piled up by the winds in drifts of enor-1 the railroad and have determined not to make an entry of a credit in wliieli they 1 tiori was properly overruled. I mous depth. Moreover, the winter began attend. were jointly interested, aud did so at the (6) Where a contract was made to loan utarinwdJatoekr* fuankintWth® a month earlier than usual. It set in in Miss Ida Purifoy, a most estimable instauco and in tho presence of both, it money, taka a deed to land m seenrity, I f. j?yir rT 4..^ P ^ early November with tbo features that I young lady, is very ill. was such a new promise as would pre- and give bond to recouvey on payment nf I theory is that the LooiavUla and Kashv&to have distinguished it from all its known I Our bridges and roads are now in re- vent the bar of the statute from attaching. I the deed taken, but by inadvertence it railroad, which has reached ont until itnow predecessors, with heavy snow-storms. In | p a { r f r(nn the effects of the recent flood. ^Judgment affirmed. Crawford, J., dls- was nut signed by the debtor, a bill for I embraces a vast railway system, i3 seeking fact, tbe farmers of Southwestern Maine-I Sioux. sented. j specific performance would lie. Judg-I to control tho Georgia, and has set abont to sota were surprised in the middle of their I .... . ___ I meut affiimed. I accomplish this object in the same way fall plowing and thrashing by a Atlanta, April 2—Atlanta is entire- Sperbei vs. Balster et. al. Ejectment, that it did with tho Nashville and Chatto- hcavy snow-fall in October. But this slastic over the anticipation of seeing Sal- from Effingham. Wills. Deeds. Evi- Park vs. Pjuflt. Appeal, from Moigan. °L^!^ £ was a l.Kal flurry which did not vlni, and it is thought he will have aTmost deuce. Evidence! Practice in tho banerior I £.3? Au omcer interv iew* Indian Chiefs I extend beyond a narrow belt. Corn- as good a house as Miss Bernhardt had. JacksoB, C. J.—l. Though an instra- Court.' wWch d ‘uSoishare*™It £ s^nectod they iu tlio sign Lnngange. uiencing iu mid-November, the winter has it is to be regretted that Atlanta did not meat may have tlie general form of a Speer, J.—Where, on objection to an I began to ’buy very quietly, and had .ChicagoTimet. I continued wiilioul any noticeable relaxa-I give Miss Selena Fetter more encourage- deed, yet if Us evideut intention is to pass I executor as an Incompetent witness to I obtained a largo amount of stock before A chance meeting at the Grand Pacific 1ti 011 of its severity, though of course with I mentou her first appearance, which was no estate until the death of tlie maker, it show tlie facts stated in his returns, tlie j anybody outside knew anything about it. Hotel, the other day, between Capt. W. I “'Id spells, from that time almost to tlie I doubtless owing to tlie fact that her play will be construed to be testamentary In I coart held that ho was incompetent 03 to I It is certain that largo blocks of stock have p. Clark, of the army, and three Uie j middle of March. And even now, though I was not written in French, but nnfortu- character. I debts aud payments between him and I been sold in Augusta to parties in New chiefs, Alhoudra, MoGook and Colorado, we have had a couple of weeks of more I natoiy for Miss Fetter, she does not speak 2 The court of ordinary has exclusive the testatrix iu her life time, and as to I York, and if, as is generally believed, these belonging at Los Pinos agency, and who I spring-like weather, it has been unusually I tho French language; while there were jurisdiction ol tho probate of wills, and a other matters was competent, but after- j p j{f ie3 rc 1 1)r ?f e .? t .T 6 .T 31 !: 3Vi1 i° all[ l . J, ' 3S1 i had been on a visit to tlie'“reiguing great I “Id for tb® season. The snoiv is gradu- I some few of the most intelligent and cul- will cannot be proved and admitted iu j wards testimony of the character ruled I h . at ” t ^ u (w, h s ^ u , " fatlifr'’at Washington, was seized upon ally but slowly raeltiiig away, and per- i ure d people of Atlanta who understand evidence in a contest under it in the Su- out was given by lum, the objecting coun- P ta a ]* no How muchhas been obtained by the valiant officer for a most interest- I baps tbe slowness of tho proce-s, though I the English as well as the French who perlor Court. Judgment affirmed. j sel understanding that his objection con- I j n Atlanta and other places, it is impos- ingiest, which is so novel iu its nature as h 1 taxes the patience after a winterof such did go and were perfectly delighted I tinued, while the court understood that it s jble to conjecture. From the feet, however, lo call for some mention lu tho Tiinat. I extraordinary length and stormtness, wtM I with Miss Fetter. But when the youug Merritt vs. Merritt et al. Claim from went on without objection, a now trial I that such high prices nre being paid now Capt. Clark has served agood many years I *ave the numerous river valleys from the I bright star of the South shall have shed Greene. Statute of Limitations. Ad-| will be granted. Judgment reversed. | for stock, it is supposed that the great on the frontier. He is a proficient iu tho I disastrous floods which have been anlici- J her effulgence from behind tiie footlights * ministratorsaiid executors. Judgments. “sign language” of the Indian tribes, pated as one of the consequences of the 0 f jjiblo’e, Booth’s, or somo other of the Minors. Homestead, ami derives much pleasure from-*study of I groat depth of snow, if it paised off with I metropolitan theatre, when her powers Jackson, C. J.—1. A wife and children this g-stictilatory science, by means of 11* 10 usual rapidity which marks tlie transi-1 a i,d talents shall bo recognized and who were beneficiaries ot a homestead set which the tongues of men, and even of wo- Itionfroiu cold to warm weather iu this I appreciated, and her famo heralded forth apart from the estate of the husband and _ _ -,- T n Tn ,- rnjMW men. may b.-s spared the office of wag-1 region. j to tho world as it will be, and merit and father were not concluded by a judgment ties, defendant in error, did not sit in j^ter rapidly ran up from 75 to 180, but as geuius receive their reward, tlieu our subsequently rendered by tho ordinary I this case. Judge Simmons, of tbo Ma- I soon as tho Louisville and Nashvillo stop- own Southern star will bo appreciated al against him on a settlement of an estate con circuit, was designated to preside in ped buying, tho stock fell to 76, where the South. Quite a number of distin- of which he wa3 executor. In a claim case his place.] it is now. The demand made the high guished guests have been registered at the arising upon a levy under such judgment Simmons, J—I. AVbcre tho Georgia prico. Whether such will bo too case with Kimball recently, among them George tho beneficiaries of the homestead could I Railroad and Baukiug Company sold to I Georgia if toei Louisville and Nnsimllo ob- Alfred Townsend, “Gatli,”’ tbe celebrated attack it—certainly so as to detects on the John D. Ramey certain real estate In wnw wwfiraL can wdy be judged from brokers to whom toe orders were sent bought all they oonld find up to 10 o’clock Saturday night. This excited the market at once. On Saturday 110 was bid and 111 asked. Yesterday morning there were sales at 111, and the market rapidly ad vanced until late in toe afternoon- there were sale* at 115. It is said that 2,000 shares were sold between Saturday afternoon and last evening, at from 110>£ to 115. Poople are more in the dark regard to this sadden advance in Central than they were when the Georgia began to climb. Thon there was the rumor of a lease to give ground for the rise. In the present instance there was no premonition of and apparently no reason for an advance. What object the New York parties have in view, is a mystery, bnt in all probability tho tree inwardness of the movement will crop out in a day or two. -Li* rich place ono of these days. Augusta, too, is thriving. It looks like a New Eng land town, with its manufactories. There is a cotton mill iu process of rompietlou there now that will employ i,ouu hands, and there are several other cotton mills in the place. Eastern capital is largely Invested there, and will continue to be. What 1 saw of the rest of Georgia makes me regret that I could not visit At lanta, because of its great and growing importance as a railway and business cen tre, which makes people call it the Chi cago of the South.” He had no opportunity to visit the min eral regions of the South, and especially of Alabama, and therefore could not form any estimate of the value of the in terests developed there. But he did not Angusta has beootne the centre of excite-1 hesitate to say that what he bad seencon- ment in stock transactions in the Booth, vluced him that tlie old South is to-day The rapid advances are equal to thoso in an excellent place for the investment of mining stocks in the Wo»t, and create as Eastern capital, and that the people of ' Tnat “ taUra -' 1 the old South are infinitely more inter ested in tbe development of their own much interest. Jost now nothing is talked of on tho streets bnt Georgia and Central. A COXSULSHIP. It I* not so.Desirable tlmt People! Should go Wild After It. Xeao Xork Tribune welfare and of the national prosperity than they are in politics. City council of Augusta vs. Radcliffe et. al. Ejectment, from Richmond. Estates. Trusts. Titles. Statute of limitations. Western company has secured very nearly tho requisite amount, and is using every endeavor to obtain tho bnlance. It will be I remembered that when tho Lonisvillo and rn—<v.»i v !' Nashvillo determined to got control of the [Crawford J., being related to the par- | Nashville nnd Chattanooga, tho stock of the ging, while the silent digits are silently . buf intelligently performing. He is now I ELECTRIC TOReURE. tzar were Compelled to Undergo. Xeio York Sun tide on the “sign language,” and the test referred to threw somo near materia! into his hands, and rather liuished off somo half formed conclusions which had been I Accordin'* to a dispatch from Geneva, I correspondent. held in abeyance. Capt Clark and tlie I i;i^ 3a koff and Jaliboff, the killers of the I ston and Robert Toombs are here now. part. injmumusr io suck cuuu ur cuiiutuu j - n it p i ny nn out-and-out grab game tliri-c Indians had never met before. The <; z#r have been mercilessly put to tor- One of Macon’s most lovely young ladies, (a) Where tho legal titio to property is a3 s “ e ,iavo in 0336 at “ er death, au d decline to pay any dividend to the mi- formrr, from tbe circumstances of their I ture i n t | ie presence of Gen. Jxoris Med-1 Miss Gertrude Snider, still lends a charm vosted in a trustee for a minor the statute a,1 d * n default of children, to grand- nority stockholders. But itis believed that pectilia: isolation, had never conversed, by I |j 0 g- Ruasakoll was electricized by pow- 11° the house by her enckanting^presence. j of limitations running against tbe trustee | children living at_ the time of her death, | it would expect to_ mako eomething hand- ’ Generali Joseph E. John- face of It rendering it invalid in whole or I tmst for Mrs. Ann L. Prim fbr IjgjwUh | ^u2*andNkSriUe 1 TOntooSled thSlttBorl as she mi„ and in default of children, est of the three chiefs for bis experl- mtnts, and carried on a conversation siins or otherwise, wUh the northerly I "; r "i "bTt^Tres and "forced by the in-I R". L. C. | also bars tho minor. " } with power to said trustee to sell and re-(some out of it, and would never pay more tribe. The Captain picked out the bright-1 tolerable agony he suffered to answer the | Tai.BOTTON, March J.—Lart Wednes- j (b) In a citation by legatees to compel I invest with tho consent and approbation j dhan 6 per cent, dividend on toe sto<*. In .i— — - u - r - r — *•— " ■" questions put to him. Park Beniamin, the scientific expert, I sxeaoe lectureu iu xaiocmuu. uubh our , iaior, ajungmem, ueuomepropruesuouia i --j r”,".™,"* **—*—-j > —™ I financinlmarkelR r-aro. uaiyauiiu,,_«.uw | n „ i,i,„ r... a-. in ,i... „k. I trustee sold with tho consent ot tho life I nn mciai inarseis. There are other reports in regard to tho stock which merit notice as well as tbo more clearly defined supposition which wo givo above. It is said that a number of charge of the Indians, acted as interpreter | five ” yeare* ago by ~ an English | Capt. J. M. Leonard, Miss Lizzie Leonard j I s a f 0 “by Ud he trustee only ' Savannah, antonpat- Llttlcfied & Bro. vs. Clary. Claim, from I conveyed tho life estate of Mrs. Frim, Ware. Jurisdiction. Mortgage. Lost | a ,,d did not divest tho title of the grand children. wh-never tlie employment of the English Papers. Jackson, C. J.—A mortgage is not I such au evidence of indebtedness a3 is I five years &20 by 0 . _ I mechnuicaL journal, in commenting ] and Mr. Golden, both of Columbus, Ga., or Mexican tongues became necessary. I upon the execution of criminnais I were married, Rev. G. S. Johnston, offici Tlie ideas ware conveyed by a system of electric shock instead of by haug- atiqg. arbitrary gestures, but totally unlike the I j az English writer wanted to do I Work on our railroad has been neces- conversational methods of the deaf mutes. I a way with the cat o’ nine tails, which is I sarily suspended, owing to the fact we Tlie intercourse thus held convinced Capt. a.dmlxxiistcre.1 in England to garroters and could uot get iron Clark of the universality of the “sign lan-1 0 her criminals of certain classes, and use I , _ . 1 mulatto girl, Julia 1 week of infanticide children. 2. Held further that tho statute of limi tations did not commence to ran against u " >“uerenv irioes may employ uiuerent \ y expressed it, so as to produce absolute-1 maue wuu prospect oi i s.gn methods, yet the priueiples are so I indescribable torture, unaccompanied bail bond of $230 wil nearly identical that the members of va- by woun ds or even bruises, thrilling sureties, by whicli the i rums tribes have little difficulty iu under- tlirouiili every fibre of such miscreants. Peters, convicted last v S .*? S I There’was an^mcrican inventor who had j v*™*™** L~m Jones.' Cha_rge ofCou^. E^ence! ^ Macon d # r£u!'w£“dSgniSd COBUESPONDENT. iha! in tbe culttxred use of tliis “sign lan-1« design for inflicting this species of pun- may bo released from jail-to await tlie ac- sua,v" it is easy to embellish a narrative I , s i line n. He fitted brackets of iron on the I tion of tlie Supreme Court, to which court wall .leltcat* shades of ueauing. I ar|n - . "a t^hs of the criminal, and an appeal was taken. She is now quite ill placed in them wet sponges. Wnen con- in jail and much sympathy is manifested Wonderful storie*o tlieCnrp. Sected with a current of eleatricity the for her. A p ;ier was read at the annual meet- I a i, oc k would by this system pass through I I ho Sunday-school convention of the “g “f Hie American Fish Cultural Asso- t Iie i e ^ aud shoulders, and avoid the vital county is to be held to-day at Harmony, cation, in .New York city, Wednesday, I parts of the body. I at wliich tluj various sections of the couu- byJIr.H. D. McGovern, of Brooklyn, *>Tbe torture inflicted by electricity is treating or carp. He detailed at length I 0 r two famds—by contraction of tbe mus- bis experiments,with these fish during the I c i es a t rapidly recurring intervals and by . . „. past w I utor, and gave it as his opinion b! i rn i n ^ with sparks. The tortures of old Fobt\alley, Ga., April 4,1881.—The lliat ponds for these fish should be at least davs when not lone by fire or compres- smoke-house of Mr. Aa-ou Clark was four leet deep and have soft bottoms; that gion/were the straining and tearing asun- consumed by fire to day about 10 o’clock, during the months of December, January der of the muscles. Of this kind were The wind, fortunately, was blowing In a and I . binary the fish should not be fed; nl rack scavenger’s daughter, aud tlie different direction from the dwelling, and that lie lost the most of his lot through nf’t o„is XIV. in which a man no further damage was done than the feeling them during this time. In con- “»S island up or lie down. The burning of this outhouse. The hook and clihiuu he spoke or the great vitality of ^“.“ic sliock exactly reverses theso con- ladder fire company did good work. «rp and gave tbe following remarkable j, produces an enormously Houston Superior Court convened to-day iciance witbin his own experience: I r'^d^ntractloii on the body of tbe mils-1 and several of our citizens are in attend- ■boiiie tune ago,” he said, “I took au I c i,^ at very s i lor t intervals. The degree eighteen month* nld ram from I c, . es a ? ver J " -rhn . Alb ant, April 5.—Oar Superior Court convened yesterday, Judge Hood, of tho Pataula circuit, presiding. His charge to hv condensin'* a I the grand jury was one of the ablest lever »nd laid it on'a slab while i 'p*Vto“kof | nu '^® °of “ InTermTuent %arks on tho heard. Our now solicitor gives entiresat- dinuer. I then started with It for Sen m burns the skin, and at the isfaction and hlls hU position with dignl- a,!, J arrived at Mr. Blackford’s i ara „' tirae produces contractions of th3 ty and ability- B°° k out > boys, for tlia. stand two hours aud thirty minutes from mu - cle9 ifmtt to the side of tbe jaw it new pool table. tbe lime the liah was taken from tbe pond. W ouId make every tooth ache.” The celebrated case of tho State vs. I placed toe fish in one of the tanks, and a distin "iiisbed surgeon of whom ques- Lewis Barbour for the kiiliugof S. D. in pisenc; ot many of the market men I n ons „. ore '’ a3 k,:d concerning tho machine, Wilson about a year ago is now being tli" carp s-.vain off as if it had only been I .-m • « The best way to explain it is to tried, and will doubtless consume the bal- rianged from one tauk to another. There I pivnvn’i an actual experience; then you I auce of the week. was no swooning nor cause for rcsuscitat- „ni know exactly how it feels. Hero is a Tliere was a heavy frost this morning. 1 would still further inform thoso wi ra di c induction coil. 1 pull out this The planters in the country wish that old win> may pm car p j n their ponds not to I tul)e „ i:,, | e way . Now, let me place this | Vennor would stop his foolishness. one^T’f 1 ! if ’, ** T . ,hera in I electee to your hand. There,” oil'. pHid, at the lapse or a month or two, ; • them In an adjacent one liaviug seeming connection w ith the first. Tlie I eyerv «..^ er auu U13 , _ •- - , , „ . . fa -t is, the carp will jump three leet, and volunta^ gmp. I the edit0 - r of - ou r local Much la •ben, like au eel, wriggle its way over “Does It hurt?’, asked the doctor, damp gras, a, l(1 make Us way to other «AlUtl<L” i “Well, wo’l’. try again. Now, yon see, those who listened with Interest j t pu u t j,; s tube further ont. 1 again F,. . s » I L. of JIr - McGovern was an old ^ueb it to your hand and ” • . ,' 1 ”;' Market (hlimonger, and tlie recital 1 “Wlioop!” shouted tho victim; “tako it. _ . moved the spirit within him. Ho heldhis away t>! q'|, e feeling was as if tlie hand purchased two lots hero lastweek aud pracc, however, until all the scientific I .....miiliPil in a vise. Evetv nerve ached I will erect a hank and wholesale grocery gentlemen had finished wliat tbov l ad to ‘ w iiii naln. * building at once. Capt. Hobbs will also *»v -a ua,8 !‘. eu . , ln y JB&V I and trembled willi pain. improve the old Rawsou cornerduring tbo IW«»IU».mmiSmtnk mg a rapid declino in too stock after the lease exploded, sold short, and that they nro now buying 6tock to fill, and that as there is great difficulty in obtaining it, tho markot advances in respopso to too de mand. This is a good theory, nnd proba- contemplated by the act of 1870, (p. 101) I the"grandchTl’drenunUlthe death of Mra. I RdMs^otacMunt'for the°la^ I l . h0 “f* te . nant - Judgment affirmed. | bli^of stock sS?d toX^York? *ItS " " evident that those parties who did soli short . 0 . s,— . 0 . have met with considerable loss, but wo do Judgment affirmed. j ligence. not believe that their efforts to fill at as [Speer, J., having been of counsel, did low figures as possible would have affected ■ ■ * ■ - 1 tho market to as great an extent ns has re sulted from tho movemont now on foot. Deeds. Usury. Title. I side i.7 Ids' stead.l " " " """ I Itjs also said that the Clyde syndicate, Cbawfobd, J.—There was no error in I r n, an >«ttnn hv n n,Mn<v ! controlling the system of Associated rail. oloMtmAmtn vnur hand. There.” I Our steamer made a tri-monthly trip to i.-"i»imiip*ui ■ iDoiiin ur iwd, | * “Oh!” exclaimed tlie inquirer, as a I Newton, going down in March and return- bint them in au adjacent one having | timrlin<* thrilling sensation ran through I ing in April, carrying as freight four toim 'inning connection with the first. The ev JL bll ,. or , an d his hand closed In an in-1 of guano, jndge of the County Court and - i every uu Q i.r, mw 1 the editor of our local paper. Much In terest is felt for tlie success of our enter prise. We propose to bring Mr. Wadioy to terms or make him pool. Cora is badly Injured by the continued cold and gardens entirely rained. Messrs. Lewis «fc Sons, of Montezuma, and then he called tlie turn on Mr. JjvLiivern by stating that one night he j «>'»ed up id s place and loft a live carp in I SO rt.w » barrel with many othev'lijh, and vfLen I s °h 0 fastened to one wire a small wet I Tho middle Georgia daily _of Atlanta RW^own next morning ho put that | sponge, and to the other wire something I can t tool us down this way. If you want ir> ”»* ~*> <* *»««*** Mound as .toough he had taken it out of a I , n „j e 0 f fine wire. He put the sponge in I and Messenoeb. . paid a lew minutes belore. Wonderful ,i, a visitor’s hand, and then touclieS the Your correspondent is on the grand I m ““ - ' ’ back of the hand with the wire brush, jury. J. .j™,,,. SiKS a’S.'SSSflSS8 April 5_0. S.rt., .w- ssr* — “ : n *: to “ ),'>g '•xplauaupp of the situation' iherfivi m *That ..HUM- the doctor. “If it were dark you 5S £ss,ni4fs*^ aSdS sswm jsvk' is i-bss@s'«s> toll, s across and ‘ «_... I ’- uul “ m , - -1-- l'-«'.,»l»r •“ilvs inland, a, ‘I inhabit'd ■wLielj iicitber „ Eoyernmeut 0 f Algeria have ever been Able to complejLoly sub duo. Tlw • .tribes --^r-rnr “I’ve got it at last,” said the person wry on iromtime to time a species ot | w lio barf been coughing Tor months and E'Kulla warfare, sometimes against the wll0 foun d t ] ie CO njli subdued by a bottle iuiiiiian* and sometimes against the Al- 0 rn r> Bull’s Cougii Syrap. 25 cents. prians. They only pay tribute when I loreed. Uiidor ordinary circuu itauses wears, indeed effectually kept in _y, ,,r Y,rk Tribune. lack under a mutual agreement Just jo vo;. PT2 able-bodied American oit- Z-- ***. french and Tunisian j i on Thursday that March , Whenever a speciai gi ievance _ Mt f ut Hke a ti on . We are a largo-bramed J .ssouaht against the Buy by bis powerful I ,, e0 ip 0 f ,, r etenialnrnl inteliecroal activ- , »»}• U* ( >.1)1, recourse Is invariably bad to ity. " ceus. COBBBSPONDKNT. Foiit Valley, April 0.—At the muni- side in his stead.] Instructing the jury that in weighing the I forabe'homici'do of "her'husband, ^wlu I tisumony of a witoess who was before error to instruct tho jury as matter of law i ng U p tho stock of tho Georgia, with a tlicm, they could consider tho man him* I that t hey should add iuterest to whatever j view to obtaining control of it also. This self, judge of his iutelligence, his manner amount of damages they might find at the view has few supporters, ns it i* not known of testifying, his integrity and upright-I date of the homicide. Tho question oi in-I thnt that combination has bought a ness, aud character for veracity, if they | creasin'* damages in such a case was for f single share in Augusta, while it is cer- knewit. the jury. Judgment revereed. tain that the Louisville and Nashvillo, or (a) Written evidence is considered of ... its representatives,has purchased thousands higher proof than era!, and where tlie Democratic Successes parties have reduced their contract, agree- Cincinnati, April 5. -The election of toc£ffi?na7^oM^ me “ l stipulation to writing, and os- )Vm. Means, Democratic nominee, is con- Savannah, end Charleston, and tho South sented thereto, it is tho best evidence of ceded, with a probable majority of 1,500. Carolina roads, which enables them, to a tbe same. I it is thought two or three others on the very large extent, to control the commerco 2. Testimony taken down on a former I Democratic ticket are elected. Tho Ga- I of South Carolina, which they will nntnral- trial ot the same case may bo introduced I ze a c which bolted tho Republican norni- ^ do in til0 interest of New York, to which to show such contradictory statements of nati <; n for mayor aI)d supported Means, ' in “S??^j? ar 1 leston ’ a witness as to make him unworthy of sa ys his success does uot mean a Democrat- 'u’o oi vo alUh™Xb^^^^^ credit, although uot conclusive as to such ic victory lu Cincinnati, but a victory for towtttoiKy S-SrSBST mean i f t b e* 1 m . Ws ,aW awd decency la tho administration of is evident tliat somebody is bay big np tbe “ n f SlSS"** f h 1 dS th0 clty government. stock rapidly and tho most plansiblo theory elurae on this point. I Out of a total voto of about 45,000 in is that tho Lonisville and Nashville railroad .,.V‘ .* i® coyest being in regard to the tb j 3 c j ty yesterday Wm. Means, Demo- is the purchaser. title to land, on the trial could not bo in- I crat, was ele-ied mayor over Charles A. number of bnsincss men with whom a voked to tho effect that ii tho deed under I j aen i. s j r Kenublican. bv 2 514 maioritv. representative of tho Chroniclo conversed whicli one party claimed was void as con- ' rbo Kepublicans elected six of the city I yesterday statod that they thought it would vcylng title on account of usury, it might buildings officers bv majorities ranxins tpoob more to the interest of Angusta still be foreclosed as an equitable mort- rroidu7iolS” chffifHboutl 2™° fortheGeorgia railroad to be under too mme nnd hn nnnnrinr tn tW rlnl>t< nf Bin I i. 1 c,,,euy auol V “‘*4 control of the Louisvillo and Nashvillo than ga l, ana do superior to me n ? nts or tue three out of tour members of the Board that of the Central. The Louisvillo and a home ‘ Education by majonties ranging from Nashville, it is said, would find it to its own stead taken afterit was made. I 141 to 033. j interest to help Augusta. It would nat- _ ( a ) iiomcsteau ngut connot bo de- Keokuk, Iowa, April 5.—The Demo- j urally send freightover its own line, and in featea by a deed void for usury, nor can a J ^nits yesterday elected Louis Hosmcr j tho event of itb getting control of tho Geor- Itke result bo accomplished under tho mavor. and Uenrv Banks recorder, bv railroad, tho latter road would form same instrument by calling iu an equita- j decisive majorities. J | part of that line. “As soon as they get the bio mortgage. Judgment affirmed. Moore vs. Moore. Habeas corpus, from Wayne. Jurisdiction. Ordinary. Cbawfobd, J.—1. Tbe ordinary has jurisdiction to issue and try a habeas cor pus to determine the rights of a husband and wife living separately as to tlie pos session of the children. Judgment af fiimed. The Flood at Yankton. Yankton, D. T., April 5.—The water has risen to a point a foot higher than the rise of March 29. Lower Y ankton is ! submerged to day and the people have beenVemoved to the upper portion of tlie [ city. Intelligence has been received to day from Bonaboramo that ont of four teen peisons ten have been rescued alive I and well. A family named Bates and gia rnuroau, mo S irt of that line. eorgia,” said ono merchant, “they will want tho South Carolina, nnd it will not bo long bo fore they will havo it, too.” Another shrewd business man gave it ns his opinion tlmt the Louisville nnd Nashvillo would not care for the South Carolina, but would got con trol of tho Port Royal and Augusta railway instead. This, ho said, would be easy to do. With toe Georgia railroad in their powor they would also hnvo control of two- fifths of the Port Royal nnd Augusta and it would not bo difficult to obtain another fifth. The cost would bo nothing compar- oue named Haldcman are undoubtedly _ drowned. Seven other families are prob- ed to what they would have to pay for the ably lost. The Green Island people have Sooth Carolina; and, besides, the Port hem. minnved to this nlaca No lives Royal and Augusta would givo tiie Lotus- been removed to tms place, no mcs vil f e and Nashvillo access to three ports- viz: Port Royal, Charleston and Savan- Giles V3. tho State. Misdemeanor, from Morgan. Continuance. Charge ol Court. Practice in tlie Superior Court. New Trial. Criminal law. i Cna ’Y F ° n ?’ i’—l* frara : I were lost there, but the village is com ing of too judge’s charge before he bad plete , , hed away . W ater and ice, to , „ . heard the evidence is a good cause of he(]( f lh 0I twelv0 feet lie across the n! g’ bnsJn0B raan ^ith whom the Chronl complaint, depends ou whether he charged I y jii a n. 0 si t e . Tlie ice probably choked np I de 0n rc p?o3offiaTivo talked said tout if the laa of the case property or no- It he I r ] V0r a short distance below Yankton, the Central railroad had leased the Georgia did, no harm was done. | t urn ing the great volume of water across It could have sent too greater portion of its 2. That on a second conviction In a t j, 0 ] ow j auds 0 n the Dakotah side, aud business to Savannah via Atlanta and Ma- misdemeanor, the Judge increased the caus | n „ Jt t0 g ow eastward thirty miles con, practically isolating Augusta, and fine by five dollars over the first sentence, I hofnm'it ro.pnters the old channel at Ver- making the Georgia a purely local roau. Ho is no ground for new trial. Judgment af- river hank whicU is reported -®rned ay with tho loss of | lflve ^ >een moro to its interest to havo so __ . ■» o m «. i thirty lives* TbtM reports need conlir- I noted. If the Georgia coes into the Louis- Hayor, etc., of Savannah vs. Spears. Case 1 ma tion. Tlie river at this poiui is about vi u 0 an d Nashville combination, on tiie from Chatham. Municipal ^corpora- | s j x m ii e s j n width. Ila surface is covered other hand, it must, from the very nature with broken ice. Farther east, the water of things, continue to form i>urt of the broadens to fifteen miles, retaining this j great through line. ■ If the Georgia had to width, without exception, for forty-live mlM — -— tions. Sewers. Negligence. Damages Speer, J—1. White ihe mayor ami council of Savannah are only bound to ordinary diligeaca in regard to preventing injury from a canal forming parts ot its system of sewers, yet that diligence must extend not merely to keeping up such banks as a drain may have, but to tlie keeping it open ami to. such order as to cipalElection held hire to-day, Dr. W. B. r ]*«*«<* ‘be ynjMtn’ei *<yaee«>pds, Mathews was elected mayor, H.C.Har regard being had to tho changes whufa ric, A. D. Skellle, K. J. Houser and J. M »» usual and ordinary at difleieat sea- Grav, counseloir. More excitement than S0, “* T a. A 1'III-IIENT man is like a pin, his head mensions, municipal au!iiorit;.-i exeivise prefects ffim from going too far. To pre- a judicial or legislative discretion; but Hantso used Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup for tiie last few days, to my gratification I find it did me a great deal of good. I had a severe cold, which' it cured to a few dayii. C. C. Roiikktsox, 139 Main street, Lynchburg, Va. ... - . Awful Tiiuca Ahead. Philadelphia Times. There nro eorao rumors that Roeeoe Conkling is getting ready to sneer this country out of sluu>e. Tbe honorable gen- go out of tlie hands of its own manage ment, therefore, ho preferred that the Lou isvillo and Nashville should havo it. Yesterday . morning Georgia railroad stock was quoted at 1?1 bid. Later there were sales at J83 end tbe market closed at 131 bid, 1KT> ‘asked. Ii>>mid lots would probably luve brought tho latter figure. Freeident Phiuizy, of tho Georgia railroad, wk» in Atlanta yesterday. What was the object of liis visit to tht' capital was not as certained. EXCITQUtST IN CENTJUL. Much to the general surprise Central railroad stock, winch has remained inert during All the excitement in Georgia, vent a cough from going too tor, we would after the dimensions have been agreed tleman has had his feelings very much | started out on a boom of its own Saiuiday Use. Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup. Price, upon or determined, they aru liable in hurt recently, and no oommou thing wdl | xught. OadetM were received froui^New The Preacher Had the Drop. “How modi is tho ante?” whispered a A Washington news item says that 500 | Red Gulch miner with a singlo fzO gold applications for consulships have heed re- piece to the deacon with the collection ceivcd since tiie new administration came plate in tho Baptist church at Black Run, into office. Now, there only MS consular I Col. He was told to contribute wbat- appoiniments which pay a saiaty of $4,000 I ever ho chose, whereupon he said he a year or more, and as a considerable I would chip in a dollar, and pm- number of the inen holding these offices I needed to take $10 iu clispge. The dea- may fairly be presumed to be doing their I con softly replied that no change was duty so acceptably that there is no reason f given. A straggle ensued, the plate was for displacing them, the prospects of the I upset and the congregation were In tho 500 gentlemen ambitious to represent their act of “jumping the deacon’s claim,” when couutry abroad are not particularly flat- the minister, au old Californian, leaned tering. Probably most of them will be I over the pulpit with a navy revolver and the gainers in the Ioug run, however, if observed: “The brethren will please take they do uot succeed. f notice that 1’vn got tbe v rop ou them, and The current notions about the emrlu-1 any brother who declines to go to his seat meuts and opportunities of consular post- or who touches any of that money will • tions are curiously erroneous. No doubt I have a funeral at his house to-morrow at 400 of tho 500 eager applicants for these 2 o’clock p. m. Onr mining friend from places suppose that consuls have a chance Red Gulch wil! kindly release the dea- to see the world at the expense of the con’s throat or he’s a dead man.” Tho government, are invited to dine with $20 gold piece went to save the heathen, kings and prinoes and havo a pretty good time generally, with nothing particular I Occasion for OralltiKte. to do. The truth is very different from I ’Spring in the South has already ap- tbis roseate idea. A United States con- I peared. The face of nature is seen lo the sulis, as a rule, a hard-working, poorly best advantage. The fear of pestilence paid business official, who Is tied down I already comes to the miud of the prudent to his post, has a great deal of routine of- inhabitant ot tho Gulf States, and he is flee work to go through every day, ana thankful for the wisdom displayed In the can hardly manage to support a family legislation which secured over a million respectably on bis salary. If he is sta- I of dollars for the maintenance of the Honed in a monarchical country ho does world-known Charity Hospital at New not have access to aristocratic circles at Orleans, La., from the Louisiana State all. Ho is classed iu the social scale with Lottery, whose next drawing occurs on merchants, bankers and manufacturers, April 12th, and about which the fall par- and if he bas-uo private fortune to draw I ticulars will bo given on an application to upon, canuo: even mako a figure M. A. Dauphin, No. 610 Broadway, New among the people with whom inexorable York City, N. Y., or some person at New custom rauks him. Uuless he gets Orleans, La. lw. one of the prizes m the consular service ■»«■« - and is sent to some groat capital, his dwell- I •**» Honored Typo, ing Is in a dull commercial or manufac- Tho Rev. Mr. J. W. Burke, of the Wes luring town. At first the quaintuess and leyan Christian Advocate, of Macon, and novelty of tho place to American eyes in- Proprietor of a large book store and pnb- tcrests him, but ho soon gets used to all I i 13 house, commenced life a poor priii- SKSSmS comfort^of'American Sfc ^ PrebiM/£d^rS?too^3?& «W-F.SSV- t »kD>«soltoD to his busi- guago of the country—rot one American We nre clad to know that ono of the most consul in twenty does. He thinks ho can gifted and popular writers on the Georgia learn it readily, but he finds that the udu- proes is preparing nn attractive sketch of the cation of the ear aud tongue necessary to useful life and honored career of Rev. J. comprehend and reproduce a foreign lan-, I W. Burke for the Darien Timber Gazette guage is a long aud serious matter. Shut prond of out from social pleasures by tbe barrier S ^^o* of a strand speech, deprived ortho enter- onr S talo four fiSttog anA pablifhiSg tainment of newspaper reading and talk- houses that are first class in every respect, ing politics which occupied a good deal ot We dip tho abovo from tho Poat-Appeal, his leisure time at home, and annoyed by and add that such men are not only au customs and maimers which seem I honor to themselves, but to the State. Each to him stupid aud sometimes coarse, iu bis respective city is at toe head of a lie is often dreadfully homesick. largo printing establishment, built up to a By tho time ho has fairly habituated SL oat extent by his own unaided exerrions. himself to his new surroundings and ” beir lives are ronamders to poor boys n . struggling undor adverse circumstances, begins to fit in comfortably to the com- that there is a future full of promise to plex structure of foreign lift*, ho is usually them and to all who will “act well their removed to make room for somo one part” in the strugglo of life.—5Ionroe Ad whose political services are more reccut, vertiser. and who has a “claim” on a newidata-.l istration such as ho cannot make. If ho Where Mas riiatShsttlanT lias money enough saved to get home I ' Washington Post comfortably lie is fortunate. He comes Mrs. Kate Chaso Sprague last Saturday back to find that the busv world has not evening gave nn elegant dinner at Edge- missed him, and that his former place aud 5P2?* Jon0 ^ influence cannot be regained without a - ytiva ^ a , and Congressman Moore, of struggle. When he went abroad he was, [ perhaps, an important wheel in the social and business maebiue; when he returns he discovers that another wheel equally good ha3 got into hts old place and the machine is going on very well without him. Tlie 500 applicants who have already seut iu their papers, and the 500 more who are no doubt getting theirs ready, will scarcely be deterred from prosecut ing their qnest by any sermon we may preach. No doubt they alt hope to get one of the big places on tho consular list. How few such places there are will be seen by tho following figures taken from | Tennessee, were among the guests. A Perfect Rsbblc Boowr. Philadelphia Timet. This is a good Ume for John Logan to tell what ho knows abont finance. Ho studied tho subject two weeks in 1875, and after two yoare’ reflection on such a basis of invcstigaUon ho ought to be able, with his mastery of English, to give, too country a perfect rabblo reuser in too way of a “talk.” A Cold Trail. Xas'i villa American. After all tho Republicans in tho Senate HH ^ v HI find the bloody-shirt a very thin answer to Mr. Spofford’s valuable “American Al- I charges of corrupt bargaining with Mahone, manac.” Tho salaried consulates aredi- I supported by facts which conclusivelyprove vided into seven classes, with specific fixed the bargain. If ever a party was foond compensation, as follows-all fees having barking pa a cold trail it is the Republican to be turned into tho treasury: Five at $0,000, two at $5,000, oue at $5,500, six at $4,000, eight at $3,500, twenty-one at $3,000, sixteen at $2,500, thirty-seven at $2,000, forty-seven at $1,520, twenty at $1,000. Living in most foreign countries, we may say in conclusion, isdearer forati American than living in the United States; It may be cheaper if one lives as the natives live, and few Americans are willing to practice the petty economies [ party yelping after tho bloody-shirt, whon tho rest of tho country is on tho hot scent of a corrupt bargain. Keno in Texas. Au tin Dispatch. It is all nonsenso trying to indaco too Legislature to suppress toe gamo of keno. Members of tho Legislature themselves tako a hand at tho gamo, and may be seen any night “fighting the tiger” in some gambling saloon on our public ihorough- and "frequent self-denials which make I ‘ are f. A pious member of it leading Aus- houscbold expenses moderate in Europe. I “** church maue ins money in t his way, and JAY GOULD'S VIE IV SOUTH. now loans it out at heavy interest, while OF THE I bis victims strugglo along as boat they can. no Fluds Order and Industry Every - I “tulchnw” In Washington, where 1‘revalling. I ii* IMMiai. NzwYohk, April 3.—Mr. Jay Gouid I < iP ol .' aJ as who returned yesterday morning from his wor i d that could produTso many able.cm! Southern trip of two week, u as found at treated and learned men as Washington; Ins residence last night by a norld re- an d in support of his statement he said that porter, to whom he gave a cursory ac- lie had occasion to have a scienUtio docu- count of his trip. When he spoke of the ment translated into thirteen different South as a whole, Mr. Gould said: “On I languages, and he had not tho slightest damages for negligence "iu constructing appease lum. this trip I saw what may bo called the old ikmth as distinguished from the Southwest which I visited recently. I went and returned through Virginia and the Carolines, keeping pretty close to the seaboard; that is, I look the most direct route to Florida, and though I did not re turn by exactly the same route, I did not icava the seaboard States at all. There are several obvious rea sons why the old South should not be, comparatively speaking, as progressive as the southwest. In the first place, it is more thickly settled; the opportunities for immigrants arc not so great a3 they are in a vast and new region—for example, like Texas; the cost of keeping up the fertility of long worked lands is much greater than that cf reclaiming virgin soil. Railroad travelers, too, pass necessarily through a great extent of territory which is low, marshy aud unattractive, aud the railroad facilities are not so good as they are in the southwest. But i( you take into consider ation the long-established ideas and old habits of the people, their forward move ment is obvious and remarkable. The old South seems lo me to be actually ‘luril ing its face towards the rising sun,’ uot in any political sense, but in its new and vis ible appreciation of Industry, economy and enterprise. That perfect order reigns is clear from the way iu which Eastern capital is gjing in there. I find the whole country Jotted with industries, backed by Cubital from the East.” in speaking further of the South, Mr. Gould said: “I was more pleased with Savannah than with any place I visited.' difficulty in finding individuals connected with tho administration of tho government who wore able to translate qaiukly and eas ily tho document into all those languages- York for largo Utwk* gk tljc stock, and* tho It Is a beautiful place, and will be a very A florscam Display. ■ - Harper's Bazar. Tiio account of Uio ball given by Mrs. Mackr.y in Paris lately reads like somo sumptuous foto of tho empire: 200 servants iu liveries of black and scarlet and gold; ball room liue-d with mirrors uud old tapes try; Waidtenfols leadiug the baud, vocalists singing the valsoa; souvenirs for tho guests of silver from Mr. Mackny’s mines, bear ing the Mao.kny arms nnd date of tbo ball; tnenu white and pink satin; $1,200 worth of sfrawburries. aud sterlets from Russia. Oonld hospitality go further? Gen. Noyes, who was importuned for invitations, re plied, “You seem to forget tlmt I am here to protect Mr. Mnckay.” What Lofaa Said to P»*sliw. St. Louis Republican. The into R. M. Knapp has said that he was present, in company with several other prominent Democrats, at an interview be tween tlie late Stephen A. Douglas and Lo gan, an hour utter tlie former made his Tr.N r years of experience Ua9 firmly rooted Tutt’s Pills iu public estimation. Their wonderful adaptability to the vari ous forms of disease is a marvel to medi cal men of aii schools. They are largely used in hospitals iu Europ? aud America as woll as in tbe army and navy. Cuba and other countries where yellow fbver previals, consume millions ot boxes an nually.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Georgia weekly telegraph, journal & messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1880-188?, April 08, 1881, Image 1