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THE GARDEN ?VALE. the garden wall aaw her there—I acc her ret! ABtflc thing that played at ball. red fright? Wbnt mattered WIT —I broke the peach-tree's net— ■ nattered - abed—I —- „ L Trn— llie garden wall* tmA, curia and pinafore and all, jBbM her-never to forget- A attfc thing that played at ball. •screhasahe grown, discreet and tall. Mm when the morning dews were wet, Thai i T across the garden wall— ■nceabe was five year* old, and (mail, Wife slipping tash all crooked aet, A Bade thing that played at ball. •at still, sweet wife, whcnl recall Baw unt we loved, how Ant we met, lnkh arroes a garden wall Blade thing that plays at halb^ GEORGIA I’ll ESS. A K»ruble Among Exchanges. Mb old gander in Athens has jnst suc- eae&xl in whipping a cow. 9s. 1'auugi is going to lecture in An gst* at an early date. bBsno, one of the prisoners who broke jail recently in Columbus, has been recap- tee ad in Beima, Alabama. A. Macon county child has live grand- Barents—two grandfathers and three grand son Phew! Jtarr Robinson, a convict who escaped tan jiil at Marietta lost month, has been **pt*rut and brought back. Bar. Jomr Sundermobb Jaspeb cssrsert near Athens. A white minister aaooacet himself in favor of the theory. A. Saw You man accuses the colored asstan of Savannah of selling communion wets to their flock*, and tho New* rises mBfciduniaL Xsue Pioneer Taper Manufacturing Com- IBU im* enlarged its capital to' $1(50,000," ami anuur factors writing paper. It will ata erect a cotton and flouring mill. Etkwooa Journal: As an ovidenco that £scn can still te had inonr section, Mr. Kennedy, of the third district, killed ‘ buck” a few days ago grazing in fto Adds with his cattle. Sfo. Gauaac E. Andrews, a citizen CUombas, died suddenly from heart dis ame rr apoplexy in that city Tuesday night, flfewas found dead in his room Wednes day morning, and partially undressed. MLkxm county has a lady who can knock CU: enthusiasm oat of a hawk with a rifle Bail at two hundred yards and re-load bo- tat ha reaches terra firm a. A tramp moarfd never demand breakfast at that house more tlian once. Aaewothe accidents happening in Sa vannah on Wednesday we notice that a Atl; leu over a barrel and knocked him- mii .Tito a comatose condition. Another Whi his dray and fractured his leg, while —in. bod bauds let one hundred bags of cnfiua seed get loose in the river. Bfc«< toxin Weekly: A man from Dray- Sex tails us of a combit ho saw several days as- between a rooster and a crow. The neuter was attacked in a field while attend- Ario bis own legitimate business. The ifeftocy for a whilo seemed doubtful, but AmUy the rooster conquered and lelt his exponent in the field dead. tolcr Republican: When Amoricns won a little rustic hamlet, with about two Awd inhabitants, an old gentleman kept A hcvtisry that was known; here as the HkisidogLimb Invent.” Tho land.ord ms the first man in Georgia to pat s in his guests* liquor, and hence he laoewu throughout tho Statens "Sweetened bpx John.” Arimm Banner: Mr, James F. Sim mobs, of Morcross, Ga., yesterday citme Bit t is r on, who is a stndent at tho univer sity. with a view of taking him home. Mr. Simmons says he will not trnst his son in any city where he is iikaly to be shot down by turrets cn the street, and thinks the Is te disturbance will seriously injure the ■oEegs. Mows Courier: Yesterday afternoon Lee Youngblood drove a one-horse wagon into ■a <sty, having for n load three oat fish which bo cangbt in Amnraucheo creek about half a mile above its month. The aggregate might of these three fish was 175 pounds. 33be lightestone weighed fifty pounds, the max one sixty, and the heaviest eixty-five. The two lightest be canght in one net at Me same time. JuscsbobjNew*: Some time ago, while Mr. Charlie Barksdale was catching his thickens, having told them, one of them, a ban, run into the woed pile where she was ••naited to remain, and ske did remain aafel one day last week, when ehewosac- uLntally found with her wings fastened between two pieces of wood, wss still liv ing and had been in the wood pile for thir- ky-tso days without food or water. At lastireounts her respiration was normal ••tic improving. Brrrijss Herald: One of the most won derful of the many strange freaks of nn hue occurred in the lower part of this enmity on the 6th inst. For obviocs rt ■kb we withhold the names of the parties, except that of the attending physician, Dr. Ctettn. lie informs ns that a lady on ths My mentioned, gave birth to twins. One •t the twins from the waist down was a bsifoct child, but from that point upward, was, in the language of the Doctor, “a per fect bull frog.” The other child was born with a “hare-lip,” two front upper teeth, Ma tight leg badly drawn up, and both feet bofiy deformed, and the bowels, liver, and m short, all the intestinse, except the heart mi lungs, were f omul growing on the out- BUB of the body of tho child. These re markable twit s, Dr. Gostin has preserved in alcohol, and they may be seen any d.y By any one who will call ia the Doctor’s Atlanta Constitution: la speaking yes terday of the talked of forfeiture of the Georgia raiboad charter, Mr. Bacon, sec retary of the commission, said: "The efairter cannot bo forfeited, even if the xeilroad has not complied with itsprovis- Sdbs, unless the Governor takes action, through the Attorney-General, against the company. This, I suppose, neither the aomuussion nor the people care about The '(tuition at issue, to be heard befo.-e Judge Lawson, at Macon, on the 21st in stant, is merely on a bill filed by tho Gtotgia railroad, asking that the State owimUsioners and the Attorney-General be enjoined from enforcing circulars Mo. 59 mad No. 21 on- that road. The reason for Sling the bill is that the road claims tights under a charter granted in 1833, and Monke the rates in the circulars are too low •a be in accordance with their chartered tights.” Montezuma Weekly: Capt. J. 0. Elling ton succeeded in killing a rare fowl one My last week, such as has never been scon in this country before. It attracted quite a crowd when brought into town, but no aaacould name it and had never seen the Me before. The Captain carried it home sad to satisfy his curiosity begun to study ornithology. The feathers on the biid «av over an inch thick and a ball from a til*would scarcely have been able to ptn- •trateiueir. Its skin was over a quarter of Coon, or the great North American direr. St thought to have been blown here in A* larrible storm of two weeks ago. It iBts killed in tho mill-pond of Mr. E. B. Lewis, and it is said that over one hundred stats were fired at it by difiereut persons, matr one taking effect, that through the Ixxn cf the wayward bird, fired by its Tux A>iq*irvr--S«H ^re^rls 0 n affray at Ala., m which K. I > was badly TnucotibASbcd offl company of Hnw- 5Sn.-vil!e has'applied tor a charter. The MfOal is $17,000. v mad dog has been killed in Athens. Hints Is behind on this mad dog busi- jvss. .Where is Brnffc’s'/ t Iliwawb Oglethorpe had a big . . „ont the other day. They gotup a fox, lot getupwithl.im. . attempted toridotoecow-catch- • w'lMMar Lovette, and fell in >*. lit of it. A. coroner’s inquest was the ’ tt * ,i,t«iRnms man is trembling over ^SLbtthSthT may be called to take a Stephen^ place before hecanley ’ . ttr'rEr editors are browsing around - " sp n ria« J X?e would be'few Iside of large cities. ■ “S' m ,. -.re l>eing improved. Db. Talmage lectured in Savannah last night. Gov. Colquitt has returned to Atlan ta from the Hot Springs. Eighteen negroes .passed through Atlanta for tho convict camps in Augusta, on Thursday. Haas; & Co., Brokers, of Atlanta, are paying about $3.00 per thousand for Con federate bonds. BETTER Eli031 ATLANTA. SomeiblnjeAbont gov. Colquitt sad Senators Htil wnd Brown—tiOllMCOl IstlB*.. special Correspondence Telegraph and Slessen- per. Atlanta, April 14.—The Telzgbaph and Mess knobs keeps its eyes so fully open to all that is going on in Georgia, that bnt lit tle is left to its correspondents even here men. Tho blow to Borne will be a severe one. Athene Banner-Watchman: Mr. J. A. Anderson, who lives near Athens, has a gourd that has been in use to bold pepper and spices over two hundred years. The genealogy of ths gourd is clearly traced. A ladx living near tho Florida line has been confined to her bed for years, with rheumatism. Thanks to tho lightning, she was enabled to leave it the other day. When it struck the chimney, she struck tho floor. LaGkanoe Reporter ;Mr. Leman, of Ma-I Evon Johnny says, “if I live fifty years, 11 temporary, the Constitution, is‘also a wide- | ... oon son-m-law of Mayor Abraham, we are *„ i_<u vnn n nnrfw nn tha ... ... .. ... I Christian geuceman than Col. Butt will glad to learn, has decided to make La- P" 11 nev *f f o bmld vup a party on tne | awake journal, and it is seldom that any- attend that conference. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE. Buena Vista, April 13.—Matters in this village havo been rather quiet for some time past. No marriages, no births, no deaths—but a good deal of rain. Col. E. M. Butt, one of tho delegates to the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, at Nashville, in May, will leave here soon, Your oorree- highly gratifying and satisfactory both to patrons and teachers. A grand May fes tival is contemplated, at whioh appropri ate exercises by the school will be given. Altogether the school is one of oar beat institutions and is tho pride of Eastman, i'he Araoskeag Lumber Company, about a mile from Eastuiaui, under the superin- tendacci of Messrs. Bacon <k Coloord, is doing a fine business. The eoboe6 were awakened a day or two ago, when the whis tle Of tho large engine was sounded for the id whioh Joiinnt. Nobcboss has been resurrected. I in the Gate City. Your metropolitan con- J Pondent ventures the suggestion that no j mm inimn, un. “if Tliv« firtv vnnr*. 11 ZsZTT-i*- better informed, more courtly, or non I SSSStJJ™!.SPSfL a -2S*^*r7T i belongs to their larp- informed, more oourtly, or more bis home. Thus onr town is con- I negroes; it won t do. stoutly receiving valuable accessions to its Columbus has two hundred and fifty citizenship. dollars in hand for her firemen's toorna- Eduob Wood ia disposed to discredit tho ment. statement that Governor Colquitt has in- Athens has an old maid who will not vited a conference to form a new political even let hei servants admit a man into the | yard. Wobe on -the Gainesville, Jefferson and ] I Southern railroad ' thing escapos its vigilant reporters. Yet ones Louisa Ularke is tcaohing [ some tuings have been overlooked at this *° a hirge class in onr high school. young peoplo are much pleased with Miss political centre—some things, too, of inter- oiarke. Your correspondent was present, est, if not of importance, to the peoplo of this afternoon, when she was engaged in the State. giving a lesson to her class, and was de- The Democratic press has been so much lighted ^ her thoron S bnes s ^d onthusi-' | 000 feet of lumber a day. This company is an extensive enterprise and one destinod to contribute no little to the growing pros- They employ a rovido com- The P 6r ‘ t 7 ot Dodge county. The; large number of hands and p: irlf, fortablo homes for them. Th grsgaa^ffil^st3?^ | isaag^i^'gsgi^«a i ^gtei«gssag^g!ia , asBg of trick have been laia, nothing of the Hicks and Rountree homi- }? vl t ^ memoria^rare^ l P th« «ten»fal wire fence. l is open to passenger traf- oldes,tiiat it has failed togive the usual j y nn V I. There seems to be no opposition to Co- Eighteen and Ahat< miles fic. ^at division is open to passenger traf- Gov. Colquitt has been named as a I trustee for the Slater fnud of $1,000,000 left by a Connecticut man for educating the colored race. The fund is in the hands | of a board of trustees. One of tho Athens “Sophs” at examina- I linn gave tho earth's circumference as lonel L. M. Lamar, of HawkinsviUe, for the Senato from this diatriot. We believe he would bo acceptable to tho .people of this county. Cobhespondent. attention to the schemes and movements I d ° 68 notkuow whother being hatened within its own party. That 0I Tt ?«lafd^hntThii fnpmi viotn «.tirnn5 Gov. Colquitt’s friends havo already initio- ted a quiet but earnest canvass in his in-1 terest, as tbe successor of Senator Hill, there can be bnt little doubt. It is believed ■ - - in administration circles that Mr. Hill will I ft. o. l. not be a candidate for re-olection, if indeed n nTTltt , Anvil in I duago Al. 1l Morshon, of the Brunswick he is ever able_to resume his seat in toe t6d oa tauch ofto instead of Judge Crisp, J??’ I Central railroad from Fort Vnllnv tn I who is holding court for Judge Mershonm combination. Editor Wood has nevor seen the statement contradicted, however, either by letter or in toe customary interview. Eastman Times: Hon. A. O. Bacon, of Bibb, bos a strong following for governor in this comity. Indoea, from recent con versations with several prominent citizens of the county, wo are led to believe that for him the voto of Dedgo county will bo cast in the nominating convention. Banner- Watchman: There is a man in Athens named Long Goody £&iith, who A. 1 ^.* xLi!?? I if, n r3iL 0 4n 0 ^l Uon B avo ib0 eartn a circumierence as i he is evorable to resume his seat in toe *” 97,000,000 miles; and another located An- Senate again. The truth is, his candition, K 08 ** 1 on th0 Dconee nver, and yet another to say the least, is very critical, and it is herb known^ to too medical profession. nt Columbus at too junction of the Oco- 1 - This is another mine of wealth fur Athens. J, ee Bnd Ocmuigee rivers. DeKalb County News: Mr.J. Gid-Mar- Geoeoe Wallace, colored, has been I faot. It was still greater folly fjr them to I f-vnrai ris, of Cross Keys distnot, had the misfor- con^ctpd of tho murder of Martin L. Jen- stand idly by and let Gov. Colquitt and his m . .... tone to ioso hie little boy, about eighteen ^ a NorwegianTin Savannah on tbe 18th friends go ahead and stock the Legislature q5AS2T 1 d 1 months old, art week, m a peculiar way. ~ f inrchlas^ and sentenced' by Judge with his adherents. “P* The iittio fellow was choked to death on a Tompkins to be hung on the lCth of I But the Onvemov himself. T vem-et fn.pv I ??ction of country, This l- swift retribution and reflects aDd “■ f0allly “ I »!*<>“ a* Chatham officers. Hawkinsville Dispatch: Csson, living in tho sixth dis killed a fow mghts sgo an seven feet across too wiugi. hb. Oaaon I ttilnUion is oaaoerned,* til right; Ln» it heard theeagle screaming, and knew the I dce3 geem as though he was thoroughly lo- sound. The moon was shimng, and ho by the allk ^ndkercliief. hunted up his eagleship and shot nun with I a . ... . „ . „ his rifle. This was a good shot by moon- t A.gentleman with two ladies cams ap liirht I to Brunswick from St. Simons in a row * - ■ Hstnf nnrl nn ffiA trnv lifinlr (TOt into A Cr£fik ;oy have en ergy and moms and have the esteem of this community. An artesian well is on tho tapis. Wo have heard of several conlributiocs to wards having a well near Iheoourt house, wi»a$SSi. a man in too State ho can echo his remark yesterday thnt he has Rcrvod on grand juries for moro than forty-fivo years, and sever, but once, ex- ery prominent darky in this district—bnt we fiavn’t heard of a white man being thus honored. Mr. Speer eviden ly knows which aide his bread is buttered on. Gbiff.n News: tiur reporter was shown yesterday two papers written in ink, being receipts for money made ia this Stato in 18U3. Also a third paper dated Fort Mitchell, February, 1^15, urmy headquar ters of Major-General McIntosh, granting ntnge hI 0 ! 11 « h e i, ph fl S l e - ian to tlTe pe S itentiary ' I Oriole baSTeffi a cfen I t n M t rp t s e of 1 tenchcr3l IW?“ can itiso“bo'"Mid'of m juare artffi SSBT5 absence need not prevent his friends, from | fefhW - city - c ? nnoil ot 'Americas. - ‘ all tho various branches of educa- ” r '°l l J°. r > 0 al,a “ ‘he oal- aueo of the year after being discharged Accessibility, health of the village, and S? 3 tho P° l; co force. Verdict for Uliver. a half famished condition. I andBepreoen tati v» Bla5Tara"not tbeonly I SgSm^pSm’ pSbito roMidwatton ^‘any ..The^othMwas EldridgoTsfEWridge, a young^an wastii'dulglng^to'a^qn’iet^hew genUemen m ffi° 8 have Tho^pathy^\«*«»•»» V lhe|ta“ ° " f I fft. lT?o points settled yesterday of tobacco, ho ejected about a quart of I good wishes of their fellow citi- , ho amber out into the street just ai a young lady came sailing by. Hor dress caught tho entire charge, aud for a fow seoonds the fair pedestrian thought she had come in contact with tbe nozzle of toe Hope steamer. At last accounts the young man had apologized to five irate brothers, an in- zens. But ex-Governor Brown is tbe sick list also, having only lately returned from Washington badly worsted by tbe wretched winter climate of the Fed eral capital. He is suffering from a re-1 news! of his old bronchial and lung trouble i much so indeed that his friends think it would be imprudent for him to return before toe weather becomes settled and warmer. The Governor had a similar at tack in tho winter of 187(5-7, brought on her do ut In the State. «*»«>• J-nu points settieu yesterday All too various departments of business 335 °. f f oh^ony and lawyer’s fees are well represented in Butler, and thus is jJftPf® by Mrfc Jkdridge. No case ever fully assured the permanency of its popu- our . “^.excited more general lation. I interest, owing to the high st tutting of tho Taking in the whole connty.it may be M$ rbl Dr. Kldridge was represonted by - reliable th"’ ;m I W. A. Hawkins ft Son and GoLN. A. Smith. considered as entirely reliable that im provements of the most decided cnaracter extend throughout its limits. It is quite apparent that moro and better work has bean done on farms than in any past sea son. A slow, steady, bat sure change in tho interest of the common weal is so clear A. Hawkins & Son and Col. N. A. Smith. Mrs. - ney-< Guery & Son, o! c’sion ot Judge Mershon gives Mrs. El- dndge $100 os retainer fees for lawyers, and $25 per month rs. Eldridge, by S. L. Whittle and Attor- y-General Anderson, of Macon, and iory & Son, of our local bar. The de mines in tbe edge bonanza has been found. Bonanza is a I of tliat section. It is a china tree that Spanish word and literally translsted I°P v«T taU, and »w«rtl ijjMt SjQ means a rich stiver vein, and thnt is just ‘ he ^P wja ‘aten.ofl leaving the main wbat is now interesting them meet at the | “M?®' above named mines. Tho vein just found ^e top it has become _ . is four aud a half feet wide, and assays b * $150.00 in stiver to the ton, besides other JP* * f baser metals. The crude ore is being I sbr °^,^°? r * I lh™ fr0m 1 shipped off in large quantities to be mol tei | ^£^ r ^S^£hhas put on leaves Washisgton Gazette: Sam Davis, who was sent to the penitentiary last year for stealing Judge Wingfield’s cattle, writes back from Codartown that be is well and doing well. Ho sends his love to many !us valnsble°“or hJf saV^vemX^ I ?ogro who was arresiea ana committee to Mr. Hubbard and tell him to send mo | /iL 1 } some money: give my love to Mr. Adams nnd tell him ta send mi some money: give my lnvo to Mars. Charles (Judge Wingfield) and tell him to be show to send me somo money too.” a three months furlough to a member of I dj ffna 7vt father, seven uncles and other kin the Georgia militia. The papers have been &t£ numerous to count. carefutiy preserved and look only a few ThaMlsa cariosty cn I ^fn'thowi rtSrtmM bfoughY on I PnWaSI^iah^l Washington Gazette: At toe Magnifier Io 5 or L?mhiB°Stent[onVrom the resided by exposure in Florida, whitller he went in ^Th^whea^oauSfrte *fiMfii ie that men 1 settle! ii^n’year Vr 'niore r °Tho ^ward of of this county a real considerable attentioa from toe residents th Merest of Mr. Tilden and an honest lh ? wheat, oat and rye, fields, that meet “ J®?! ino avrarooi county real, ‘ 1 cSuilof tto Presidential vote cast in that b « VSZSEt SSSSZf't'afisup^Bu^priws man? i^our^ids^s n off leaving the mam , ““? bi n cb riiggltoSSghtor rtSUg dtiLSmg ssrsaifSi^s gwssstaBBAasat its tap-root in New York or Kirkwoiid, or I ^^ ("^H ° hholant - W * both, it is impossible yet to say. If Gov. Colquitt can form a combination with him “f . de , mand ® of comfort, luxury, agncultu for middle and lower Georgia, Sd with F al m^pendence and progress, is an insult „ , _ , Brown, of the Bice Ridge circuit, for £ ““I”® S^My P «StoBgM to be) effitmed I Fr,day morning, about twenty-fivo couples Stlvasia Telephone: Nelson Hagin, the g'°Q a b h G a ° I ?|“ y Leculature^in 0 elemont > which should guide the farmer in left tho city at an early hour for the resi ro who was arrested and committed to | enough ^onto^ho'uS sttTseS: t0 ^ ^hi. dene, of Mr. O. J. HUB, in Pike county, ate, in the event that his own health does j la ' oreu country. it. which had been selected as the place for IthSSSStyoang Jeeeebsonville, April 13.-The «»!« *'“® Ut cotemporary, Henry W. Grady is the choice | and com crops of this county are looking I A KlIld “rovidence seemed to specially fa- and flowers, and 'a water oak which is about two inches in circumference. We are told that there are several other trees of too kind in that part of the city. I fci.v wuiwiiu vi wuiiuu, iiuiu/i tqfituuiiu i Gbiffin, April 15. —Notwithstanding the extreme inclemency of too weather of last tbe Central railroad, just below Millcn, 1 ate. in thn «v«nt thnt his own health does I fa ' ored country. K. and who escaped a few days before the last November term of the Superior Court, was captured and brought to town by Mr. J. S. Parker on Wednesday last, and tamed over to ihe sheriff. He will now bo kept pccure from escape until he is discharged 'loietly but vigorously . by due process of law. We le urn that Mr. | i he idea is that toe newspapers will mp-I seems to bo a general disposition among Parker is to receive a reward of five* bun- port him, and that he is the right sort of I t j,o farmers to remove their oom cribs and dred dollars from the Central, railroad for | ^imo cockpit against AlbrttXox.jho, moat hoBaet from the We#t to thoir own coalitionists. If tbe people get it into their plantations, and .once more be independ Macon romance-builder. Tbe "Romance I bring in the’others in a few days. I beads, however,^that the administration ent men. Judging from tho nnmber of Constitution: Yesterday about two dufribntion^aU too Im^rtentoffidsin ‘at hogs and largo com fields one would, wUlb. H^lKirke, tonight. Wecnerish no resentment towards <lie I “ clock a colored man ascendedi to the | the State, it will not help Mr. Grady, Judge J be forced to toe conclusion that King Cot-1 reserved seats indicates a largo * * the steeple of the hirst Baptist I Simmons and others who enjoy its favors I ton was about to be deprived of bis royal] Memorial day will be uul; of the administration forCongressmanat I vor them, for in the afternoon tho sun large, and that his claims are being pushed I ua . aa : J we ” 01111 tbete 18 a la J8er urea l burst through too heavy cloud*, which had quietly but vigorously all over tho Stato. | planted than for many years past. There | been overhanging it for toe last three port a joke on this scribe, it is his horror to find I dred dollars from the Central railroad tor I gim his trust betrayed by somo vile "wolf in I capturing the gang who were implicated in it is sheep’s clothing,” who has been talking to a I this offeuse, and thnt lie w.ll certainly I ooal Aluant S r ews: After treating away half-month's salary in bribing local news paper corree;>ondents to keep to themselves weaver of the beautiful romance, but if t ° pof . Collier ever comes back to Albany church and put up a new lizhtniug rod. to think that J ^ b ® 8| 8ht of a man atrSuch^ a dizzy height some"gemplemenhabdrawed er boot.” ‘ “ Savannah News: A fight occurred on Wednesday evening at the Savannah, Flor ida and Western railroad wharves between the men of a Norwegian vessel and some sailors, which at one time looked as if it would result in a aud a colored mnn the sailor hit him a heavy blow the jaw, felling him to the ground, when three other color ed men stsrted to his assistance, but were successively knocked down by the sailor as they reached him, who seemed to be somoihiu powerful started to their comrado'e assistance, but as thb result prov6d he did not need nny. Albany News: It the colored editor of the Defiance, published at Atlanta, has any riends, they ought to take chargo ot him nnd restrain bis incendiary pen. A few more such articles from him as tho one which he wrote on the recent mnrder of young Rountree, the university student, which article will be found incorporated in a timely editorial from the Macon Tei.e- ghapit, copied in this morning's News, will and friendship. _ Madam Rumor has it that the purchasers attracted many eyes. The spire, is one I of the exposition buildings haves white hundred and fifty leet high, slender and I elephant on their hands. It is said, bat graceful, and when at the greatest height with what truth I oannot say, that the the man was holding on to the top of the foundation or supports of the building, i t „i a m0Bt normlar veum? men steeple, scarcely six inches in diameter, though sufficient for the purposes of ‘he eXed toto a He ascended the spire by means of lad- exposition, are too slight to bear the heavy caccmen t with tho old nnd no dors lashed together, and from his elevat- j machinery of a cotton mill, especially the motions of the looms, etc. If this is un fortunately true, so much the worse for Mr. Kimball anil his last performance. Have you road tho Kov. Mr. Scott’s to- 2*.: I ^gTSae-fw ms* *-:» not, then lot me beg you and even- truo £■[, Southern man to do so at. cnee. I have I jj a remembered, cut, anil killed Woshing- een nothing superior to it sinccAppomat- ton Wil60n nt I ^ nd>(J ttore abont two yen f a ox * ivniTEHALL. J ar0( was arrested in Savannah last overhanging days, and ail returned to tho;city delighted with the trip. .The differences existing between the city council and the proprietor of the opers house having been adjosted- tho same has been reopened and the first play presented therein this season Hazel Kirke, to-nignt. The sale of house. uly observed hero; both military companies will be out on parade; some fine mesio will be ren dered by our hcrae talent and an address will be delivered selected. It is very much regretted that notice of K reral row. A sailor I ed position looked down with apparent an ti some words, when | concern npon the city so far below him. Many remarks were made about what was dubbed a foolhardy feat. One man said: “If the deed to Atlanta was at the top of that spire, and was offered to me if I wonld go after it, I would not go.” Tho ne- rcacaea mm, who seemen to oe i gro, however, went for twelve dollars, and iug o ■ a pugulist, judging from the I thought that be was being well paid for the al blows. Some of too sailers I job. reign and be supplanted by the staid old monarch corn. This argues well for old Twiggs. Mr. L. D. Shann n n, one of Twiggs coun- n business’eu- I tb ® 8 P C0 ' B \ prize for visiting companies gagement with the old and popular firm of 1,1 en tb ® J. »V. Rice & Co., where his pleasant face will S oul ? ^ ^P^nU hereafter beam with good will upon his I “ t !?“> w . to .Y°. ul<i :. of ““S 8 ®- car JK host of friends. Mr. Shannon, by his nni-I £?„‘^® p £*?®' A® ^ w >. 8(1 form kindness, high integrity and sterling ^L lb ®° nbaad > and b ® P®»uadod worth has endeared himself to the hearts | Qrim on last Friday. Tlie following constitute the squad which will represent No. 1 in tne contest on the Tribute or Hcapect. Castle Halt. Central Cm Lodge No 8, Kniohts ov Ptchias, Maoon, Ga., April 12th, i882- To the Officers and Members of Central City Lodge, No. 9, Knights of fythnu— Bbkthben : Your committee to draft suit able resolutions upon the death of our es teemed brother knight, Joseph Dowdell, Esq., the Supreme Keeper of Records and Seals of the Supreme Lodge of the world Knights of Pythias,bog leave to submit toe following resolutions tor your adoption: whereas, in toe lives and history of so cieties, as in tho history of nations, a great and publio calamity should recolve at our hards duo and proper notice, and, whereas, in tho death of Joseph Dowdall, Esq., the Supremo Keeper or Rooords and Seals of tho Supreme Lodge of the Order Knights of Pythias, we feel, nnd justly, too, that a calamity has befallen our Order. I hero- fore, bait. . .. ... Resolved, That in the death of the Supremo Keeper of Records and Seals, the Supremo Lodge loses a faithful, zealous and efficient officer, one who in his official career ha3 given to the Order abundant proof of his rare ability, and fitness for ihat exalted position; anu recognizing his worth, we do fervently sympathize with tho Supreme Lodge of our Order in this d-spensstion to them, aud in thus giving expression to onr sorrow, we feel that we are not only honoring his memory* out paying a fitting tribute also to his worth as a counsellor and friend to members of our own lodge, ono, who was an associate offi cer in tho Supreme Lodge for six years, n-d its Supreme Chanoellor for two years, aud also another one, who as a Supreme Representative was his associate in the counsels of that body, and whose testimo ny as to his faithfulness, his fidelity and untiring energy, has caused us to feet, that h:s loss easting its shadow across the threshold of the Supreme Lodge, has also darkimcd our own portals. Resolved, That the officers and members of "Central City” Lodge, *o. 3, Knights of Pythias, of Macon, Ga., wouid most fra ternally tender their sympathies the officers and members of “Columbus” Lodge No. 8, Knights ot Pjthins, of Co- iambus, Ohio, and bog to assure our brothers, that though strangers to yon, and most of us strangers to him whose loss yoa deplore, yet we feel a truo sorrow springing up for yoa in oar hearts for the loss you have sustained in a brother who so eminently displayed the genius of oar Order, who, in his friendships and attach ments, knew no State or geographical lines, and who bounded his deeds of charity and tovo, by no race or condition of men, but whoso every impulse was noble and manly, and whoso career so suddenly ter minated by the "winged messenger,” has Great Germ Destroyer. DAUBY’S PROPHYLAG ilG FLUID, Small Small-Pox Eradicated “* vreudd more, it is only to say to you .broth ers “keep nis memory green within yonr hqprts” and strive to emulate those lofty Pythian virtues he so truly illustrated. Resolved, That while we would not in trude ourselves upon the domestic circle or Manfac disturb the sanctity of that home where m grief has erect.d her altars, and before which toe lonely ones oow m submission, yet wo would breathe out onr syuipaties to them os gentle os the -ummer zephyrs, and remember oar brothor, as we chant our evening vespers, and offer our evening prayers, nud reme-i ber, too, that at the same altar where wo bow, bo was a devout and acceptable worshiper, but now gone to that rest which follows a well s^ent life, and that reward which crowns all who act well their yurt; that in thus extending to his family our heartielt sorrow, we beg only to say that thousands mourn with them to-day, and yet rejoice, too, that be left us so goodly a heritage as those noble impulses m man’s natures which adorn a lofty character and fit him for the com panionship of tho true, the brave, and the lovely. Resolved, That a copy of tbe60 resolutions be spread upon our minute book, and also furnished tuo Teleukafh and Messenger for publication, and copies sent to the Su preme Lodge Knights of Pythias; Columbus Lodge No. 3, Columbus, Ohio—of which the deceased was a member—and to toe family of oar deceased brother. Respectfully sub mittod, D. B. Woodruff, P. 8. C., Felix Concur, is. Rep., C. J. Strorlro, P.G.K. ofR.<k S., J. H. Hertz. P. C*. George R. Bareer, P. C., Committee. Savannah News: Tbe Spanish bark Anr bal was on yesterday cleared tor Barce lona and Mallorca, Spain, by Mr. Charles Groen’s son with a cargo of 1,052 bales ot upland cotton, weighing 480,380 pound*, valued at $60,539 94. Messrs. Wilder & Co. on yesterday cleared for Liverpool tbe British bark Pohonn, with a cargo bales of upland cotton, weighing pound-, valued at $81,692.48 ; 72 bales of ita island, weighing 24,252 ponnds, valued at $5,700; 2S8,8t<0_feet of lumber, valued at EDWARDS RESIGAS rep 1 19th: H. a FntraL B. to Doe, C. W. Shack elford, Ed Doyal, L. L. McKibben, P. F. Phelps, John MaNomara, William Hsrbita, Joja Renfroe. i Tbe Knpetlntendeiicjr or tbe East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Inllnsii A rumor has been circulating around I day, and wai buried to-day. Mrs. Hannah Iho city for tho past fow days effecting has been long and well known, highly es- a change in the offleership of one of I t ®® m ® d - nnd dearly .loved in thiscomi Thomas Elliott', Messrs. W.B. Hudson aud Thomas.-on, Ga., April 14,-Mrs. Victoria J L^SeSrfor {halation** T. Hannah, wife of Dr. G. W. T. Hannah, | lj0r?er tUDe - keepcr tor tb ® 0ccai T 10 £ died in this placo at2 olc'.ock p. m.^yester- J. L. M. St. Joseph Saturday Democrat, Any. 27.1881. A Friend to the FrfcuiUciis. Sorrow suil sickness Is the too common her- mango in me omceramp or one oi ^ Hor personal character, so full of itSofhmiLffi? Md tSSn'Ve^CviitUo railroads, but could not be traced to noble qualifies, her graces of culture, hal- £ fioucanevlim too wtierleJIof toe growt AAA liiA-v AAALriAAlAjy O iiutj, Will I » Ast.-rA a 7a- 7 ’ I WUl AiUUUHUS, UUk btiUlU AAUIr UO UttUtU W I UUUIO (iUHUUW, IIUf gniGVB U1 UUUUTf, 11(11- be very certain to bring him to grief and I foet • t, ? bo J , » JW anything reliable until yesterday, when | lowed by so many virtues, and her remark- his thunderbolt of freedom to a close. I at $74.(53. The Norwemmi'bark Ksistad I ■ .. . I able accomplishments in social life have And if the colored people of Athens per-1 was on yesterday cleared for Hamburg by | oar reporter impaled the report upon the Ieft aQ imprcj3 0 f tll0 pare the beautiful, mit such a spirit to rule them as is exhib- I Messrs. A. Fullarton & Co., with n cargo interrog.ition point of his pencil and dit- j the lovely and the musical. The hearts iled in the article of the aforesaid Defiance, I of WJ0 barrels of r<»in, weighing 1,453,040 J covered its truth. I and minds ot many friends will keep 6on- **“ ' 1 -* "”^ 69, which was | , I timents of love as fresh ' the killing of Walter Rountree may be come a much moro serious matter with them than they teem to recognize. Hawkinsville Dispatch: Between three and four hundrod dollars were raised by contributions from our citizens, on Mon day last, for the purpose of boring an ar tesian well in Hawkinsville. Mr. H. C. Pickett, who his the paper, will endeavor to increase the amount to five hundred dol lars, when the council will be asked (o ap propriate an additional sum sufficient to secure the well. Albany’s artesian well is a gratifying snccess. The well is six hun dred and fifty feet deep, and there ia a flow of about thirty gallons to tbe minute. The pounds, valued at $11,935.(59, shipped VOIUDU Uk tjili'W.w, nim.it tiua ny Messrs. Hording Johnson & Coy Sumter Republican: Not long since a couple presented themselves to a Dooly county justice ot the peace, intimatiog that they desired to be married as soon as possible, as the. and would soon ings. The justice looked at tho couple and turning to the persons who were with him first, said: "Hold on boys till I hitch this team;” then to the anxious pair, “John, you want'to mar y Mollie?” “Yes, sir, quick!” was too re ‘ want to marry John 1 m — 1 — --viTiftr (ha hfl((ap. H 'Tito mass of humanity, we are almost out of paff enccwith life. Even where toe intentions are best. Ignorance Is prone to bid the ntllietcd “suffer aud be strong.” instead of “ministering to (lie mind diseased," or laying a hand of Our informant, who is in position to | R 111 ® 11 * 8 l 0 ™ 5 . 08 fresh tributes to hervir- j All Mvhen Science and Philanthropy, with know, says that Mr ; J. M. Edward, ha, | Sft«l„r“ ni I „°. n f„,&f Qem0rit8 °M‘ > Mff^a@l^ U |iSe”^l‘ b o! £ know, says t tendered his resignation as superintendent of ths East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor gia railroad, the resignation to :ake place nt once. Tho letter wns forwarded Batur- A. J. K. Wabbenton, April 14.—The Superior d'be married os soon as I day hut to C!ol. John F. O’Britn, goceral Court adjourned Inst Saturday to meet tho girls parents were opposed I superintendent of tho system, at Knoxville, I third Mondny ia July, there being more il>e present to stop proceed- Tenn. business than could possibly bo tiispos- As Col. O'Brien had no knowledge of Mr. Edwards’determination in this direc tion, it is quite probable that several days will elapse before too now superintendent ,y , 8,r > I will be appointed. Wo hear of several I of guilty, but recommi y '<_u d° y°U I names in connection with the suooessor- I of the court, nnd in co n ‘ „ ‘JS® ship of Mr. Edwards, bnt as the appoint-1 tho sentence of ninety-i diminished. Hawkinsville should have an arte -ian well. Enquirer-Sun: Nature often takes strange freaks, nnd tbe chickens liko a great deal from being an exception to rule. Mrs. W. T. Robinson, of this ci set a hen on thirteen eggs, and in dn course of time all tho egga but one hatched out a beautiful little chick. One of tbe eggs refused to hatch, and yesterday when Mrs. Robinson took tbe brood from the nest she broke the egg to see what was ; m it. She found a fully developed chick- Now, you are hitched, nnd in tho power gin me by toe Stato cf Georgy and tbe United States and by the goodness of God, I pronounce you man and wife; and wbat this court has joined let nothing bust asun der, if so let him be maranatha. Go forth, official are very fine for the position. Tho causo of Mr. Edwards’ resignation, is, so wo learn, tho tender of a bettor posi tion on another railroad somewhat re moved from Macon. Our citizons deeply regret that ho is to praise to hor genius and talent. ‘ * “ nunclat ion had drawn near. Samarium Nervine really U salvation to thou sands. 1 speak from a full heart when 1 say It, fur friends very uear and dear to me have been restored to health and happiness by men us of it. tied bless Dr. Richmond,” said one of them to me toe other day. “1 feel os I know toe man mentioned iu (he Ecripmro must hare felt wriicu he went from Jerusalem Jericho aud fell among thieve*, nud when l bed aud at the poiut of denh. was befriended and icsioicd lohealih by i lie Hood Samaritan.” “Vo.” he tnuliuued, "that was exactly my condiiiott. I bad speutu fortune in doctor's i., - . - . I bills And paieul medicines. Lvcryiliingl could rdly I onment was pronaunoeu upon him instead I hear of 1 tried, sodc*i>cniie was my situstion, will of tho penalty of hanging. He does not I but 1 grew woi*c neadilv. uuiil 'ome kind i — — 1 — 1 rs- 1 friend told me o( the 8auaii:an Neruue. Since takiug it 1 am, as you see, restored tu perfect possibly be dispos ed of in tho regn'ar time appointed. In tho easo of the State vs. Oscar How- _ charged Elias Edwards, tho jury rendered a verdict ’, but recommended to the merer I consequence of which _ nine years impris- [ from Col. O’Brien, it iaTiardly " ,uy one from this section will . _ though the prospects of one | go to pay the coal-mines of north Georgia DIA3IONDS A SPECIALTY. PINE WATCHES ! Rich Jewelry. J. P. STEVENS & CO., 34 Whitehall St. Atlanta, Ga. SEND FOR Illustrated Price List. moiSdawlv F and made pleasant. Fevered ana siok per sons relieved and refreshed by bath ing with Prophy- , laotio Fluid added to tbe water. Soft White Complex ions secured by ite me in bathing. Impure Air made harmless and puri fied by sprinkling Darby’s Fluid about To Purify theBreath, Cleanse the Teeth, it can’t be surpass ed. Catarrh relieved and cured. Erysipelas p-rad. Hums relittM! in stant! y. Scars prevented. Removes all unpleas ant odors. Pitting Pox I of reventod. ene prevented cured. Dysentery cured. Wounds healed rap idly. Scurvey eared in A abort time. Tetter dried up. It is perfectly harm less For Sore Throat it is a sura cure. Cholora dissipated. Ship Fever prevented by its use. In oases <t death in till hoc e, it should always ue used about tho corpse-it willprevent any nn- ploasr.nt smell. An Antidote for Ani mal or Vegetable Poisons, Stings,eto. Dangerous effiuviss of sick rooms aud hospitals removed by its use. Yellow Fever Eradicated. Darbyls Prophylactic Fluid is the only medicine in my tsmily. We can use it for almost every thing—burns, bruise, stings, earache, sour stomach, etc. My children when hurt or bruised always call at once for Darby’d Fluid. We cannot get along well without it. R*v. John Mathews. Montgomery, Ala. ' 1 * Vandesmt.t Univebsitt, Kasbvills, Tenn. It affords me great pleasu e to testify to tho*tnost ex<-eUeut qualities of Prof. Dar by’s Prophjlactic Fluid. Asa disinfectant and detergent it is both theoretically and practically superior to any preparation with whiea I am acquainted. N. T. Lupton, Prof, of Chemistry. From the eminent physioinn J. Marion Sims, M D., New York: I am convinced that Prof. Darby's Prophylactio Fluid ia a most valuable disinfectant. In fact it is the great - * Disinfectant and Purifier FRZTABED DT J• XT. Zioilin Co., tnrinir Cbemista. SoLxPnopnfrrOBa DIAMOND 8PEGTAGLES, Watches and Jewelry, Ernest Peselike, 102 Second Street. marl2suu2m A Never-Falling Caro tor Burns,* { • Scalds, Bruises, Cuts, Sores, etc. jj After forty years of trial, Perryf Davis’ Pain Killer standsunrivalciL It la safe! It acts Immediately! Itj never falls 1 i ■tor of ths St. John (N.B.) Hews, says!. . In flesh wounds, aches, pains, sores, etc./ It Is too most efeetual remedy we know ot family should bo without a xo t a bottle of id 6|fflRS For a quarter of a century or more Hoa r’s St for a single hour. From toe Cincinnati Dispatch: We have aa Ua magTc effects, and kMtd it to be a good article. From I. s. Potter, U. S. Consul at Crefald, 1 Rhenish Prussia: i Alter long years Ot use, I am satisfied lu is positively eniclent as a healing remedy; ror wounds, bruises, nnd sprains. W.Sharper, Valdosta. Ga.,aaya: 1 J Us a panacea lor all bruises and burns.' From R.W. Adams, Saco. Mo.: / it gave me lmmcdlaio relief. ; E,Lewis says: I In rorty years' use It never has tolled me W.W.Lum, Nlcholvllie. H.Y.,nays: , 1 use your Pain Killku ircquently. id rel iexifp aln and soreness, and heals v like magic. J.W.Bee says: For scalds and burns It has no equal. PERRY DAVIS’ PAIN KffXER 1* not) A new untried remedy. 1'or forty years) itlra* been in constant nse; and those who: have used it the longest are its best friends. I I Its success is rnh’rr/p because nf its merit. Since the Pal n Killer was first introduced. { hundreds of new medicines have come and * gone, while to-day this medicine is i .'extensively used and more highly r than crer before. Every family should u bottle ready foruse. Much pain nnd! doctors' hills may often be smed bv pro] application of the Pain Killer. VnliU medicines, it 1 snerfrcUy safe even In the lui of a child. Try it once thoroughly, s will prove Its valor. Your druggist ] 25c., 50c. and 91.00 per bottle. PERRY DAVIS A SON, Proprietors, kroddsnos, it. 1. and thoroughly competent I a visit, tor then, if his health should i I., , l uur citizens deeply regret time ne is to multiply, bring forth and rep.emali upon i oavo ca . ].’ or the past two yoars lie has the faith of tho earth. Amen . | been here, and duriug that time n wide circlo of friends of himself and family has if ter Rep in Col. J. D. Wilson, of Pinevillc, Marion county, wo learn that he owns the house said to have been once occupied by tho Stallings family. That Dr. Wall used the «» all pir,Kt in even, ~ r.r i Doctor’s room—a house at one end of too }»fytted eS y Mr Robtoron hls \ a tb ® «^ yof • I> rof ®? M , r & th ® i t in alcohol, nnd as it sits in the front of thn? e^ter^m-wln 1 tlfn hig ofrifA qv% Jocpf UeArwl •IrppLthn enrinno I it 1^ B&1Q thflt tllO tWO EISICH in«\U0 tllO ^i tek^’a looTat it ^ U ^ t ’ th teint of the tale in “Major Jones’ Court- in take n look at it. ah in” D-. Wall was on intimnfo torms LaGbanoe Reporter: A sad accident I with Col. Thompson, end gave him much happened to Bev. F. M. T. Brannon, the I of the information that ho acquired of the zealous pastor of Houston circuit/reccnt-1 Stallings family. The old house is still ly. Mr. Brannon was about to retire for I there, in Fineville, and it is a cariosity to the night, and goiog to the rear ot the | the traveler to look upon its antique bed, pulled it from the wall in order that porch, its doimer windows, and to think of might pass between. This movement I the Christian gift, and the big dog snap- _ xapitoted a gun, which was leaning I ping and biting around it. All these things ) sionera to against the wall, and toe contents were I have an interest for ns, for the littlo ham- c; . . ; ; ■ discharged into his foot, producing a flesh I let of l’ineville is only thirty miles distant , , wound. But for tbe fact that the shot | from our city. The tourist on his or her I nmch favc passed through the back or jottom of a chair before reaching h'm, tho result might have been moro serious. But the accident which saved Mr. Brannon from n dangerous gunshot wound, intensified the pain of the injury, inasmuch as splinters from the chair penetrated the foot. We regret to learn that he is not doing very 4 -*<■ 4 been formed, and these friends, whilo de ploring his dspar'ute, congratulate him npon tho promotion to a better position. As a railroad man bo has clearly proved himself competent, snfo nnd enterprising, and ns a citizen ho has been ono of oar We do not know wbat position lie will j serve, and that the only pardon lake, but wherever ho goes bo carries with him the best wishes of the peoplo of Maoon for his success end prosperity. him in his new and well deserved occupa tion and should the pet family physicians of tho convict homes M Oallad to make out a true diagnosis of liis condi tion, ho would return home with pardoned stamped in Coal-quit characters upon his kinky brow and guilt still written upon his black and murderous heart. Ho was taken yesterday to tbe brick yards of Augus ta, accompanied closely and affectionately by auothor “brother in black,” one Alfred Berry, col, convicted of theft and sentenced to fonr nnd a half years of liard labor in tho chain gang. It is sincerely hoped that each of theso convicts will live to serve out the time the |court demanded they should * * * >n they bcaliu. \V1;U sueli Incontrovertible proof of the be- nefleem uni lire of llie remedy, it i* not strange that mi etliior, always toliciious for an accu rate knowledge of wbalcould benefit tbe world ague, a loss of phjra' liver oomploint and other disorders, and has been most emphatically irdorsed by medical men as a health aud strength re storative. It counteracts a tendency to premature decay, and sustains and com fort! the aged and infirm. For sale by all druggists and dealers generally. THE NEW SAIL. Dlsensklng the Combination Jail and Barracks. Tho proposition of tho county commis- build in conjunction with the receive may be granted by tbe Supreme Ruler of tho unive.se. We notice in the presentments of the grand jury, that all tbe county officers have discharged the duties incumbent upon thoir respective office* in a most satisfac tory and efficient mannor. The books of each official wore submitted to a critical and' thorough examination, and mot tho n , vlu highest approval of tho inspection com- I of Kuroiie. ouly iuMoiul of the cmu-Uc*, ~biui- mittee. .... I dstie*- sold. Mircrmi.l wax im:i£cxof iiierecu- Perhaps too most prominent and note- I pcraiv.t pilcnius. leu Ix-.'oie me -brine of tbe worthy action of that honorable body was I uiiniclc worker, Dr. Kivlnuoiul Im* a* tcMimo- Wcfonuii i bo doctor iu lii» elegant private office buvily cuga^cil iu hii|>erimciullug tbe gem lew nn ubo-e oii.iiic-s U ii 10 attend lo tho details oi ihe iunuuuse cut.c-mmdence which h a uaiuiul result oi his wide spread reputa tion. Uu mat tug known our wishes, be very kind ly accouituoied us iu our lour of iuspection uourjh liic luu'jiiiiU'Ciii building nud ground*. Almost as MX>uaswueii;cicd (he oUccour atteuiiou na., arrested by a woiideiful collec tion of pbou-'srapbs. unuiiieriiig touiewhetc in tbe tiiousamlv. All unlious. ages and stations wipelepteseiiieil. 'liieelcgauii-.-iucof tbeso- cletv leader nussidu by side with ibo pit tore of liio huuibleani«au: iuuo.cui childhood and wiilieivd old aseshowed iu their counterfeit prcscituu'.-uis ibu gratitude ilicy could not speak; do. o.s, lanyeis. uiiui-ieisof ibego-pet, soldiei-, bmoieis, plain luoihers of uuiliies, haiigiuy eiiiio.eii oi Wealthy, rich nud poor, high aud low, black aud n line, all ireie repre sented. U temiudvd me oi the miracle cures visit to aoutowest Georgia, will dwell with satisfaction on a visit to the homo of the | Stallings family, Fineville, Marion coun ty, Ga. Tho proposition is within the Hall yard, Avenue. The walls are high and massive, and thnt much expense is saved. Tho A Doable Wedding. I ground floor is to be used for city and tom- Married in Tdlbotton, Ga., yesterday, by ]»»«* prisoners, und too seoond story for r r» .. 77. n thejabor’s residence and thothirdatoryfor well and that some weeks may elapse be- I ^ eT ' J * R M ^ h ®®» 0t th ® residence of O. t j, 0 «>nnty and state prisoners. The fore he can resume bis valuable labors. 1 D- Gorman, E«q n Rev. John F. Eden, of sheriff with nn assistant Is all tho forco re- WhUe his condition is not critical, it is a Eatonton, to Miss Mnry S. Gorman; also, qulred, thereby doing away with the two vf Talbottou, to Miss I watchmen now employed bj* the city, the ’ 1 sheriff being on duty in too day and his assistant nt night. We learn that if the cUy_ will contribute Willis, Talbottou, nud Miss Nonio Yoang, source < of regret to himself and his chargo I Mr. H. O. Brown, o: that his ministerial work is suspended erm | Mildred Gorman, for a short time. We hope to his restoration. * Columbus Sun: Last Wednesda; rsoon of week caret Bppii The following were too attendants: O. A. Eden and Miss Lizzie Canning: J. L. _ . Willis, Talbottou, nud Miss Nonie Yoang, Antioch; Pesroe Weston and Miss SaUio H I Gorman; J. A. Leonard and Miss Mattie Bima, at the readence of Mr. H. H-1 Searcy; b. B. Searcy and Miss Mollie spina, was cleaning ,ish when She ecci- loweu, l’leS- lilt llill, Ga.: Thud. C.. Porker, . , , - fiSh tof Ih/^t mo r rShl got up and | * >Incon ’ aml Mis3 Mnmi9 WUH *’ Xalbot - ar ® ^ consultation with a commutes from her hand was. so swollen as to. pre-| °o nly a few friend3 wcr0 ; nTitod . Mr . Eden is a young minister of Eatonton, nnd is n gcntlemnn of high attainments. Mr. Brown is n merchant of Talbotton and a young man of integrity. The brides are daughters of Mr. O. D. Gorman, well known to Macau citizens. 'ihe young people have our good wishes for their safe journey through life. vent her from doing her usaal work. It began to pain her and the pain increased until she soon was compelled to take her bed. She suffered violently with it until yesterday when she died. The attending physician spys ttat her doath was enured from erysipelas aud septisemiaor blood .. nr . fonr farnm-rs in ’"''f itoisoniug. We hive soen some voryst- ' mj-.kt each twelve toon-, vere tfcau i ts from wounds inllicied by the * l V ' >, -r a’iIr At the average price j water catfish, and they are oon- .. . , .. - ‘ MBOJ each. ! sidered v.-ry poisonous m.d dangerous, but . will net . naina this is the fir*t death of wbicii wo ran re- ' Ap.h—■$]].,4(10 ill cash distiibu^d by NoRLKBa-3. Afhens, arego ■« mem b«r having occurred from ihe Co of i. Commouweallh Distribution Company, Urv-ra- Y lriW works to^An^^id^J vrrttr ftsK i at Louisville, on April 20th. Tickets »2. the site the county will build tho jail, and thus toe county will save tho expense of the ground, anil the city will save the ex pense of watchmen. A commit loo from the board of aldermen the commissioners, nnd It is presumed tho former will make a report at the next meeting of oouncil. The county is determined to bnild a jail at once, and the only available locations to be had are those in unhealthy positions of tho city. The City Hall is a good one, not only in a healthy point of viow, but be cause of its central location. He led ilie way to tlie next apartment, and __ y i special tax for its publio educational pur- . ... — f —„ poses, in accordance with the constitution I £2,1 e ! “ pc ® l 1 ,u K 0,ll> ' i°«ce perhaps one c.„ to | nook <a»c filled wiib dusty tonics of abstract Tho administration of his Jud geship.E re^'lia’ndVo!a^'i^ke<i»'5 l !m' l isteiuIt > orer , ci l ire H. Pottle, was unanimously endorsed, and hundred tbousaud i.ieolii lif.i t“fmoouUls in the event Hon. A* H. Stephens should I from iho^ whom llie Nerviuoillacicuiei. retire to private life, tho name of E; H. I ‘‘Hjiw wouderfully fuuuimie as well as tal- Pottle is recommended to the peoplo of I J ou ? re ®V we wclalmed In airaxement th'j eighth district as a fit representative The^Mrkp e ii^k 1 ne# ” and ono ably oualifled for theoffice of Con- of pressman. \\e oortainly join the grand I' n realt:i,” he answered, “for 1 hare known ulrat jury in every i*sue presented for toe con- I it it to be without It, but wiist tsiheiuostcoliM- sideration of the people. P. B. W. I ml fortune that wns ever in the grasp of inoi t il men in comparison to tlie good my remedy la doing? Picture lo yomrelf, if you can. vvhat must b.) the feeling oi nil epileptic. Think of him niili his dread fal ilbenseKO loiigpronoune- cd incurable. He cannot lake part in tbe studies, duties, employments, recreations or WILBOR’S COMPOUND OP IPURE COD LIVER OIL AND LIME. lrifbor’s ComjiOHmt of Pure Corf. Liver Oil and Lime. The advanlago of this compound over the plain Oil Is, that tho nau seating taste of tho Off is entirely removed, and the whole rendered palatable. The offen sive taste of the Oil has lone acted as a great objection to Its use; bnt in this form tho trouble is obviated. A host of certificates mlcht bo given here to testify to the excel lence and success of “Wllbor's Cod-Liver Oil and Lime;” but the fact that it Is regularly pre scribed by the medical faculty Is sufficient. For sale by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and by all druggists. jumACht ^jrwiijsxns, I'.«. >is>.k JH i . ...» usi • tew^kawM^lteVs. He $30,000 for $2. Neatly 2,000 other cash pr res In llie grand drawing or llie old aud reliable Commouweallh Distribution Co , which draws on 20ih lust. Seud $2 for icket to R. M. Bffardinan, Louisville, Ky. • enlightened, and / iPrtl 14.—Telfair Superior court fa be held at McRae, sits next Tues day, Judge A. C. Pate presiding. The weather for the past few days has boea quite cocl and cloudy; to day, h is brighor and more pleasant. lands Hotel has done a good busiuess this year; the management proved efficient and popular—Mr. Heather has won golden praises for his indefatigable caru nnd at tention nudlh.is enlisted tho kiud cffices of his guests for a return of his prosperous business another year. The Eastman uend- emy, under Prof. John 15. Johnston and nis estimable wife, is n suoeoss. 'llie school numbers over Boventy pupils and is rsplntu wi-h interest: the methods uro thorough and practical, everything is modern and toe results have been ays lias beea I siuuic«, unuc*. employment-, revu .mons or 1 however it I nmuiemeuts oi ail ordinary fellow being, lie nt TllO r iln is 011 °bjccl Of horror rather than of pity to his nt. Tho Up- friends. His malady never Stands stffl; It is constantly growing wor.-e and more ilrMdful In nit U* phases, l.n-taml mo.-: du-i-lful be fore him stauds the awful phantom of in -.uiily. Bleeping or waking he feels that It Is there, mil that sooner or later it w ilt clinch him: nml it docs. Au epileptic mustbe, like Job, tempt- il would | * I receiv-! bring tears t •laic CANTATAS, OPERETTAS I Kow wind up the muslcaj season with the performance of one of our ;>onul»r Cantata*. Specimen copies promptly mailed for the price hero mentioned. t CIS _ Iher (50 cts.) Bennett's May Queen (alh Root's Itay- Dlliuai makers (.1), or New Flower Queen (75 cents). Ilnasaffae Barber of Bath (50 cents). Falomlta bps‘Cl 155 (-J.2J). Koblnsonadc (30 cts.), Sleep. Ing Queen (SO cts.). Cups and Saucers (25 cts.), Diamond Cut Diamond (tl.00). Vft* flip Vftiinff Cinderella (50 cts.), Culprit Fay ror Uie lining f-l.00), Press Rehearsal (iu cu.) Guardian Angel (5<) cents). Home In Fairy l.oii.l (iK) ccnt-i, r.e.-on in charily (CO ccnb), Lillis Bo-l’eep (60 cents). Quarrel Among Flow ers (35 cents), Spring Holiday (60 cents). Three Little Kittens (50 cents), Twin Sisters (50 cent*). I bid fiiipiew Patience (-1), Muscot (SO cents), LljtlU "penis Trial by Jurj (50 cents), Jililcc Taylor (‘>0cents), I-ltlle Duke (-1.00), llnafore (5o’cents), Pirates (sl.OU;. OLIVER DIT80N & CO- Boston. Vo,... ' O. H. nrrSON * CO^ Rta Broadway N. Y. TnTei his feeling. .. moke a man feel happy. The: poor fellow can I ng enoiigli to express 1 That's the kind of a thing to l el hsuuv." * MOORE’S Atlanta, I BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, On* at tbs : touatzy. ~43d~ Popular Monthly Drawicg of ths in the I‘Hy of Louisnlle on SATURDAY, APRIL 29th, 1882. Theso drawings occur monthly (Sunday's excepted) under provisions of an sot of the* General Assembly of Kentucky The United'fitates Circuit Court, on March 31, rendered the following decisions: 1st—That toe Commonwealth Distribu tion Company is logaL 2d—Its drawings are fair. N. B.—The company has now on hand a - large reserve fund. Read carefully toe list of prizes for tlm APRIL DRAWING. 1 Prize. I Prize 1 Prize. 10 Prizes $1,000 each. 20 Prizes COO eat-h 100 Prizes ICO each.... 200 Prizes 50 each 600 Prizes 20 each 1,000 Prizes 10 each 9 Prizes 300 each, ap’rox prizes 9 Prizes 200 each do do 9 Prizes 100 each do c o .$ 80,000 . 10,000 .. 6,000 >. 10,000 . 10,000 . 10,000 - 10,900 . 12,000 10.000 2,700 1,800 900 1,960 Prizes 4H2 40(1 Whole Tickets, $2. Half Tickets, *Y. 27 Tickets, $50. 65 Tickets, $Kj0. iemit Money or Bank Draft in Letter seud by Express. DON’T SEND F If REGISTERED LETTER OR PG8T-C1J FICE ORDER. Orders of $5 and upward' by Express, can be seat st our expense! Address all orders to R. M. BOABDMAN, Courier-Journal, Louisville. K or same person 3f r < Hrondwav. N Y. )IO*t < Parent ami lint fiedicine ever ladi. Ot Hops, Bucha, Maw u>J Dandelion, "in* Ui u.« b«t aud ir» tiv» properties of all olinr BilUrs, th«gn-atest Blood Purifier, Livor kator. u:« and ntaiui Ununui CMTlh. Regu No dim bilfn opvr liiy git i stw 11 V« »sl r !;n te sgtl ud team. To all wboM •%«>P*oy ment* c*ixso It rpjruUri* tjofU»oU>w«J$or% isiw^T ot who re quire ad Ai»ptUio^^louic end miitl StiinuUuit, Hop Hittcriox« mv*i\“^*i without intog-* katlng. No limiter vb»l?oar or o^mptome are ulut the dieeaeeor adimmexu to ueo || 0 p lilt, ter*. Don t wall tint;: youeiek Lu6 if *o- only feel bail or mi»erab2* t j|U*> tftem at once* ltmay *a»e your life, liliaal* »r *»j |»u»4 SOOO will he vaid for & they rein cure or help. Vo not euffe* yo*»r tuffer.hut iim an4 urg-o theoaTk^O use HO0 Q Kewemiier, Hop Bitten la noW Vllo, drurn^ drunken uoetnirn, but tho PuretTW^Ct a d Qx-* Medicine ever made; toe and WW" and no pomoa Or •bottVd he without