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Haywood Chimney Biddle shot himself through the head, in Tennessee, about 1875. He was undoubtedly insane, James Blair, a Representative from South Carolina, blfiw'Out bis.brain* at a boarding-house on Uapitol Hill,April % 1831 ' Felix McConnell, a member from Al abama, committed suicide, in a fit of de lirium, at the St. Charles ~ ington, .bj^ cutting hisjfj Bopreseii' South Oardinv Sardis, l&lfct'.ijsi . Elijah Hise,Bepresentative : Jn the Fortieth Congress, committed buicide at BuEsellville, Ky., May 8,1876. ; JohnTVWta,I^pwaent*tiv«ifrom)Ssn- tacky, committed suicide at Richmond Ky., 8eph>87, r ^ : ■ James O. Wilson, United States Sena- tor from New Jersey, threw himself from his hpoa^ in a At. of delirium, in 1832, and Was killed. , William Ramsey, Ropresentativo from Pennsylvania, committed suicide at Bar. mini's Hotel, in Baltimore, by shooting himself through the eye with a pistol, about 1840. John Ewing, of Indiana, was found dead in his room at Vincennes in 1839, and on hia table the following epitaph: Iler* lie* s nun who loved hi* friend*. Hi* God, hi* country, and Vlncennee. Representative Alfred B, White, of Ohio, committed suicide by taking poi son on the grave of his two children, at Columbus, Aug. 1, 1865. He was charged with improper acta in oouuoo- sion with cotton speculations, James Henry Lane, United States Senator from Kansas, committed suicide st Fort Leavenworth, about 1866. James 8. Johnson, Representative from Kentucky, oommitted suicide whilo suffering from ill-health, at Owensboro, Ky., Feb. 12,1873. ACCtDBNTAimy KmiiED. A number of Congressmen and ex- Congressmen have mot with accidental deaths. Clement L. Vollandigham died from tlio accidental discharge of a pistol in 1870, whilo arguing a murder cose at Lebanon, Ohio. Robert Young, United States Senator from Indiana, was killed by a railroad train whilo walking on the traok, at In dianapolis, Nov. 14, 1856. Abraliam B. Venable, United States Senator from Virginia, perished in tho burning of tho Richmond Theater, Deo, 21.1811. be lies Mnrtin, Representative from S i’itb Carolina, was drowned on the 1'iisMigo from New Orleans to Galveston, Nov. 15, 1857. Ho was tho founder of the Southern (Quarterly Review. Jiniah Stoddard Johnson, Senator from Louisiana, died May 19, 1843, from the effect of an explosion of gun- pmvilcr on a steam packet on tho Red river. Charles J. Julian, Senator from Dela ware. died Oot. 17, 1862, from injuries received whilo experimenting with a rille-eannon which ho had invented. nOMICIDBS. There have been members of Congress wfio have killed men not on tho field of honor. Henry Daniels, from Virginia, shot his brother-in-law .at Mount Sterling, Ky., in 1845, as the result of a quarrel. Daniel Sickles killed Philip Barton Key, Feb. 28, 1859. Richard Weightmon, a Delegate from New Mexico in the Thirty second Con gress, killed a Santa Fe trador with the same knife with vhioh he cat a cadet comrade at West Point—an aot for which he was expelled from West Point The animal sprang at the man, and caught his horn in Ms clothing. For several minutes there was an exciting oontesi," the negro trying to. escape^ while tte steer did his best to pull him dowiv .-.i r.ioowP lit oi ‘ tU;.i . At last tho hold at the hob broke, and the old darky.wonfc np thst sapling like * Rkyrooket Jtp was kept .theft . jjrj^tw?. jp'Mj&h m i As the beast vanished in the distance John yelled after him P* :y ,7,ir Sl ■i “Fa* membei ob de church, you tinks you can skeer me, foafr cnairi. r>ni) Ugtod, ' -i ,ii ?4 i ' New South Wales, having fault with for thCir methcd of the speeches in the retaliated by giving the «peeob of one ot the Council exactly as it was spoken, tsfbUoppt tin :* fJ ,ji tob ol emd ui‘ “The reporters—ought not to-ti* n9t / /O i b^' 1 tho.oue» (p : judge ot what is important—not to say <vhat should be left out—but—tbe mem- can onty judge of what Is Impost oat-b-i Sue t'lqeej o'* n < “As I—as my speeches—os the re ports—as whtt I say. is reported some- r timea, no one—nobody eon understand from the reports—what it is—what I mean. So—it strikes me—it has struck me certain matter*—things tli -t appear uf importance—fire sometimes left out —omitted. The reporters—the papers 1 —ixiints aro reported—I mean what tho paper thinks of interest—is reported.” Tnis was taking a very cruel revenge, but then, even a reporter is human. uk n’.txttv " wt-. t hash." At a hotel on the Isle of Wight, I snt opposite a Chicago demonstrative dia mond snob ut tho (aide d'hote. He was a tii ug of beauty in diamonds—and no more. “What would you like to 'avo, sir?” said the waiter. “What’ob yer got?” said the dia mond beauty. “ Wo have potage printanier, a la Julienne; Pricandeu de. wau avec cro quette* dc* pomrnet de terrp; risollc* de batuf, and—” Diamond beauty “Ya’ns; give us a plateful of which ever of them conies nearer to wet hash.”—Buffalo Exyres* London letter. tOf ***** , f i A Georgia paper tells an amusing story of how aA untamed steer troubled sovcral negroes who attempted to drive the animal home to his purchaser. The ox was driven from the posture and started on tbo roo^ to Oinwford., Po. the first half mile the oninial gave bill little trouble,, ^ut^while going down s lane ho suddenly realised the (act that They held their ground until they found that the ox was dangerous, when an ignominious stampede oommenced. One of the driven escaped by scaling s' fence, while others scattered to the right and left, but an old negro named John Deadwyler was not bo fortunate. He was pressed so dose that he bed to escape behind a tree, when COffi- mcnood a tilt between man and steer. The ox chased' him around Until hit head began to swim, but duripg a tem porary lull, while Ms ifteefship war lighting a fly, John started up that tree. But he was not quiok enough. TAFTIXG THE VEIL. A superstitious jierson, desiring to leam less of tho fnturn than he already knows, visits the Bevt-nth daughter nl a seventh daughter and explains hie mis sion. “ Twenty francs, please I ’’ “Twenty francs! That's pretty stoop. Bay 10!” “ Rash mortal, 10 francs wouldn’t pay tho spirits for tho Iaixir of lifting tho Veil of futurity, to say nothing of (lie Wear and tear of tho veil I ”—French ex change. nOXALDSOtTH LAST ATE VOIAGB. Donaldson’s balloon ascension took place July 15, 1875, at Chicago. The aeronaut was Prof. Donaldson, a daring man, who hod mndon number of air voyages at St. Louis and elsewhere, and again started at Chicago at the timo abovo mentioned, having on his last and fatal trip but one companion—Mr. New ton S. Grim wood, a reporter of tho Chicago Evening Journal A largo crowd of people witnessed the asoension. The balloon floated ont over the lake. The air-voyageri were seen about a dozen miles ont in the lako and then they were lost to view. A wind-storm come on and it is supposed that the two men were wrecked with their frail craft A body was found subsequently on the east shore of Lake Michigan, between Montague end Bfcmy (keek, which prpvod to be that of young Grim wood. No trace was ever discovered of Donald son. The cat&itropha excited wide in terest at the time. A Conxonotnr woman presented her sou with e bed quilt made of hair eat from her oWn head. It will go down to r ! u rif: sow Gl.'-^'io! Ct ailil vriruU 1£ .1- Of id »!/* ut/idetaricH cuillad re ^hie Leady Z inc &- Cok«S/ <■ ot jjaiietn-totajpUs **° *' ’* l«oH : French Chip tut* andBonnete, 1 French Felt Hat* Bod Boom' “ inch and MMMwa Flow* n*h ud Satin Blbbona, Sub A £h lhadad irtla* Ibr draaaSaleesmea* i tl i * a Ilk Velvet*. Velveteen in alloolaia, lb* : .8 hUdron's and Ladle*' Hoae. - ■ Ireaa Trlmmng*. Paaaamenterie end Fringoe, - i irr ft-“ft lit cfWnratadGood*,Bntlons,CanvaaMottoea,eto. inedoioo 14 -hi-*' fl H‘K Juo i'i Irolwd .e'A' Ian odi I fttti oil! 'i* o'susul edi itt l iirfn Wall Paper j 1 ».>£ Jcdl—iJ-.’ j UOii i> 1 j, 1 1 I U -tel litn'jO'JO'i os « ,olr 1 ^ W ‘” ! luliJii f'q.o<i Hiw 4tori iaotl • i : « CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR, Blinds, Etc •9 ) .*un« .1 ''if! <>j t>-iiia A h b Locks, SashrWeights, Cord, Hinges, Screws, Etc., S 'tuv.nb ttrwv f>os >'.b tn iiuif rf -Tfi!j,,.. vtipbf woo H t ,»»«« Lime^Plaster, hair & cement. Only Wllibe employed, who win «how good*. Ky .Ola ,u-jv<j .v ioaa'.i wti Ik «UU kept np, when will be found many am article: When yon do not aee wbat yon wlab, **k tor it, andlflhamn ptexnre. Country |KO: 5, WHITAKER STREET, M>r26-ly OKdh.. Bimswfck&AlbanyRailr'd qfajfa * QTIM£> TIABLBl. Takes Eflect Monday, October*3d,01S81. TRAINS GOING WEST. | FREIGHT NO. 3. PASSEN GER NO. 1 LEAVE. L. 5:00 AW L. 6:00 L.G:37 L.7:10 I* 8:10 L.8:37 L. 9:50 L. 10:23 L. 11:12 L. 12:10 L. 12:27 pm L. 1:10 L. 2:14 L. 2:50 L. 3:»5 L. 8:52 ], 4:21 L. 4:50 L. 5:37 I,. 6:20 A. 7:00 9:00 am 9:50 10:22 10:46 11:26 11:41 12:20 pm 12:41 1:14* 2:10 t 2:20 2:47 3:23 3:56 4:21 4:35 4:53 5:12 5:35 6:01 A. 6:30 STATIONS. 8 l’ASSEN- GER NO. 1. S LEAVE. TRAINS GOING EAST. (READ UPWARD*.) IP, JAMAICA 25AVAYNESWILLE... 32ILULATON 45 HOBOKEN SOjSCHLAT’RVILLE.. GO WAY CROSS 67 WARESBORO 78'MILLWOOD 90lPEARSON 93,KIRKLAND 101 WILLICOOCHEE 112IALAPPAIIA 122'BROOKFIELD 130IT1FTON 183 i RIVERSI DE lb'jTYTY 145 ALFORD 151 ISABELLA 101 DAVIS 171 EAST ALBANY 155 146 139 126 121 111 104 93 81 78 70 59 49 41 38 32 26 20 10 6:00 5:32 5:06 || 4:29 4:13 3:43 3:15 2:43 2:10 J 1:85 1:10 § 12:32 p M 11:52 11:27 11:16 10:53 10:34 10:15 9:35 9:00 am no. 4. A. 7716 L. 6:20 L. 5:43 L. 5:10 L. 4:10 ; L. 3:50 L. 3:05 L. 2:00 L. 1:14 L. 12:10 L. 11:48 L. 11:06 L. 10:15 L. 9:22 L. 8:40 L. 8:15 L. 7:44 [ flkflil rif tad Ahd* 1 - Vr * ft”*? ' .i-i’iri jtuiak :i ,mV7 .a >tt O VE S, xuttfnh ib, tsli MRS M. CROWE. A. E. Baker & Confectioner, -ALSO DEtLEtt IN TOBACCO, CIGARS and FRUITS. Ice-Cold Soda Water ALWAYS ON HAND. Tobacco and Cigars A SPECIALTY. •I im well prepared to irapply y n witb u J *i«» everything you with to cat. GOODS DELIVERED FREE. Give me a call, at eltner my .tore on the Bay ox on Ncwcaatle street, when 1 myaelf or my clerks will be happy to servo yon. .... FobgBly A. E. IIE1NS. 6:20 5:35 5:00 AM •il’P'-’ R. I). 3IEADER. Superintendent. .,1: t'H.ARI.ES I,. SCHLATTER, Gen’l Manager. r! 1 y/tr (olemnly affirm* that a Neviwla lloriM ba* a HUnflow.-r which V fifteen 1 typiiW 1 if. 1 nearly fottr f<vt in o. > iiiu:. ranOB. " ,DfTpnrr hA- rift -?1 yjj>fiiam 8mlthi an i • ’» fi f'r’lin-. J." ■SiuiUia. t >f fmetaag trom tbetoxt: •’&« gheth Hto b*ta»ed >l<)fcp, M/ < ’’Tblfedd misiater (topped in the middle of the Bonnon, gazed Upon his sleeping audit- ore and aaid: “Brethren, it is hard to realize the wondrous, unbounded love the Lord appears to' have tor a* good portion of this congregation.” PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM. All Farmers, Mothers Business men. Mechan ics, &c., who arc tired out by work or worTy, and all who arc misera ble with Dy«pep<ia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia Bowel, Kidney or Liver Complaints, yot PARKER’S GINGER TOtfIC If you arc wasting away with Consumption, Age, or any Weakness, you will find this Tonic the Beat Medicine Von can Iftta for Steatortug; Health & Btrenatb, Far superior to Bitten ond other Tonics, as ft builds up the system but never intonates, (oc. and fs sues. None genuine without liensture of Iliicoa fcCa.N.V. LsTxessvieBlebeyjegdollarstr.. Fforoston ColQgne^U >rrFrfMMfy a »j MU u cu. J«s.E.Lamhright Green Grocer, J Cut Losif, Powdered, Granulat ed ami Common Sugars, Full Line of Fresh Groceries, A full Stock of Dry Goods, AND DEALER IN I EST GREEN ANT) PLACE TEAS. HUIRTS OESUSE SEW OWE GARDEN ICED r ONION SIC Cll'(W:fr<:HE}VrSE * SMOKING TOBAVf'O. fhe nest 5 cer.t Cigars. for nek *t .«l-23-tf :BL.U.VS Dtll'G STORE. Country Produce GROCER IKS, CANNED GOODS, . TOjlACCO, t , , , Sl cfiVviis. .TANDAUD AND FANCY . ’RAf ’KERS. CANIMKS. NI TS, FRUITS, Ete.. ! ■ • n ., i.’.t to ji-.-i 3-j All of which ar# off. rrd lur i-a-b *t rcasouablo pr .« e*. " ' I MEAN BUSINESS1; . • ! •* . ) ‘-»u- Store comer Xt^rcMtlr ami Honk St-eet*,*/ *! 1 BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. CITY BARBER SHOP, i, i . J. M. CARTER. Proprietor. waving, hair cottino and uaiii dress- INGdone In the very lat**t and moat approved atyle. LAbiF.S A SI) CHILD HEN'S HAIR CUTTING A i spEciALrr: SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Jnn-T-ly. -AT- J. J. SPEARS’. . I itl.-AK.iq ,!. »•« 1 tUnoui-. ; . '. • if * - - .. t t • Vi-c 1)1 V"..J ijllA /'iji fill' ' - t »*FOR GOOD BREAD AND BI8CUITS U8E J. J. SPEARS’DRY BOP YEAST AND WHITE PUFF OPOWDEft.^ Jl i sarten#; j itoejntIT » . 5f Ji -t A <i •■■■' INSPECTOR OF , “ ' ' I_.5i-. j5 It -i eiti l -••ritX'i ' 1 NAVAL STORES. ^BRUNSWICK, G-EORQ-IA. £?• /* Caov&vr* ATTORNEY At LAW, BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. offlre seat to .U»->BSMnaao AmutbalMlnr.. ■