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A New substitute for Gnnpower. city at Brunswick, tu the comity of aiyun, in the Bute of Georgia, ami in inch other Southern or Southwestern Staten, cities', towns and villages ns by comity said Company luay he permitted to do A new explosive has been invented by M. Petri, a Viennese engineer.— The name given to it is dynamogen, and, according to the Nevxx Milita- rische Blatter, it is Jikely to compete seriously with gunpowder. The in ventor states that it contains neither sulphuric acid, nitric acid, nor nitro glycerine, and that it cannot in any way injure either gun or cartridge.— The charge of dynamogen is in the form of a solid cylinder, which can be increased fn quantity without being increased in size, by compression. The bebound of the guns with which the new explosive has been tried is said to have been very slight. It is also said that the manufacture of dy namogen is simple and without dan ger, that it preserves its qualities in the coldest of hottest weather, and that it can be made at 40 per cent less cost than gunpowder. President Arthur’* Letter*, President Arthur, it is stated, re- cnivej*six hundred letters every day, Allowing him to give each letter one minute’s time, ten presidential hours of the twenty-four are accounted I A famous Englishman of a century ago, who sullttred from the same kind of inubdatioii, used pleasantly to say that one-third of the letters he re ceived were unanswered, that another third answered themselves, and that the other third got no answers of any kind. It is to be supposed that the President follows the precedent of the Englishman, who borrowed his practice from a roval philosopher of Petition for incorporation. STATE OF GEOUUIA—COCNTY OK Qlxmk. To tin: Superior Court in UKlfornlil County The petition, of Andrew J. llogin, Henry s. Welles, Euftene C. Gordon, Jatuee Alexander, Newell V. Hquary, QHitrv Newell timl Charier P. Goodyear, reepectruUy represent* that petitioners and their SMOciatov do.Ire to lx. incorporated accordion to law uuder the name and ilyle of "The Brunswick as lollayn; I. i‘t To buy or jea« for terns of yean lands In the 7RY OF SIN. ^ Salt Like Tribune. • „ “l Hate to live in a now country, said Jones, “where there is no law. “Yor bet yer,” chimed in Thomson. “Law is the only thing that keeps n* 'Hit of everlasting chaos. • Yet, indeed,” said a legal gentle man present. “It is the bulwark of the poor man’s liberty, the shield which the strong am of justice throws over the weak, the solace and the bal sam of the unfortunate and wronged, the—” “Oh, stop ’er,” remarked the man with one eye. “I won't have it that way. Law is a boss invention for ras cals of all grades. Give me a coun try where there is no law and I can take care of myself every time. Now, for instance, when I lived in Ohio I got a dose of law that I will never for get. I was in partnership with a man named Butler, and one morning we found our cashier missing with $3,000. He Imil dragged the safe and put oat. Well, I started aftorhim and caught him in Chicago, where he was splurg ing around on the money. I got him arrested, and there was an exanima te >u. Well, all the fucts wore brongbt out, and the defense moved that the ease be dismissed, as the, prosecutio^ did not make out a case in the name of the firm, and that if there was a firm the copartnership had not been I shown by auy evidence before the court. To my ustonismont, the conrt said the plea wus 0. K., and dismissed the case. Before I could realize what was up, tbo thief had walked off— Well, I followed him to St. Louis, and there I tackled biio again. I sent for my partner and we made a complete case, going for him iu the name of the Commonwealtli and Smith, Butler ft Co. Well, the lawyer for the defense claimed that the mohey being taken from a private drawer in the safe was my money exclusively, and that my partner had nothing to do with it that the case should be prosecuted by me individually, and not by the flpn The c J ‘bloke’ who slit on ? tho bench wiped his spectacles, grunted round a while, and dUmM tKtt*. v < Awa^ Raonitluu. goes the man again. Then I got nn- oi her bitch-on him,and tried to con- tfiot-bim of theft, but the court held that he should be charged with cm i't-zzlement. Some years after, 1 took U d him again, amt they let hint go.— Statutes of limitation, you see. Well, 1 concluded to give it up, and I did "But about four yours aftoward was down in Colorado and a man pointed to another and said: ‘That fellow has just made a hundred thou sand in a mining swindle.* I looked, an£ it was my old cashier. I followed him |oShe homeland milled him in hie room With the mtmof. ‘Now,* I says, •Billy, do you recoguize your old Ik>b8 ?’ and of course he did. Says I: ‘Bill, I want that three thousand you stole from me, with tho interest, and all legal and traveling exponses.' “ *Ah, you do V’ Isayn hd; ‘didn’t the courts decide that—’ “ ‘Corse the courts 1’ says I, putting a six-shooter a foot long under his nose. This is the sort of legal docu ment that I’m travfcliu’ on now. This is the complaint, warrant, indictment, judge, jnry,<ferdtet aifd sentence, all combined, and UtL firm of jbolt fc Co., New Haven, are my attorneys in the case. When they apealrtihcgr talk straight to the point of your mug, you bloody laroeoy thief. This jury of six, of which I am foreman, is liable to be discharged at any moment No tech- niuwjityvor-statufcej of limitations here. :«iirt’a at nr of’pr&it'Wlinys Von’t lost over four seconds. I want ten thou sand dollars to square m v bill, or I'll blow vonr ulnutad bruins out*' Well hr* over the tuoin*v right iiway, ivnnjmid he hoped then* <1 be no hard feelings. Now, there’s bouag Colorado law for you, and it’s the kind for me! Eh, boys?" Ynd >he crowd, with one accord, concurred iu the cheapness and etli- cacy of a plan by which a man could carry bis court on his hip, instead of appealing to the blind goddess in Chicago and St. Louis. T« erect or ejicoii thelravclingpubll lie erection of hotel" for u Winteruud Hummer re nr; 11 net ocean steamer* to ply between European porA aud Brunswick, for the purpose" of transporting immi grants to Southern, Mouth western and Western State*, via Brunswick, flu., and engaging in ismseu- gur and freight business generally, and to cucour age the establishment of coaat steumship tinea lio- twcou Brunswick and other ports on the Atlautie coast, as well an steamship line" to the West Indie" and South America. S V V IV. To engage' in’;» general s shipping miRiucss ut the port oi Brunswick, includ ing the advancing of money on bills <>l ladiug, and good" in atore, aud sending goods and valuable" of all kinds through in|bond to any and lrom all uud to enter in auch contracts with the ra! _ terminating at Brunswick, Qa„ aa may be deemed advisable in furtherance of auch business To encourage, aid and promote emigration from Eastern, Middle aud W«"torn States, aud from Eu- tune, to the,Son them and South western States, and to 04ter into any and all coutracta necessary to of- feet the settlement.^' such immigrants, either on the lands of said company or the lands of individu als or of other corporations. To aid and encourage scttlera, hy erecting houses, arnlahing tools, se*f and other Advau paid i Baste] •aid. m M necessaries, or by advauces of money, or sale* of land or lots to be Id for by installments, to appoint agents in the rn, fiddle and Western State" and in Europe illness purposes, and the cueouragemeut of Immigration to the Southern and Southwestern States, and to make all and every kind and class of itracts which may bo deemed expedient in the Usaction of any and all class— of business afore- VII, lUld It be deemed advisable, in any and all finds of manuiacturing at Brunswick, Gu., or elsewhere in the Southern and Southwestern States. VIII. To —tabliah a coaling station or ntatiou* in the city of Brunswick, Off elsewhere in the county of Qlynn, if deemed advisable. ' o To engage iu| ah Ip building and In the consUut- tion iOfstaanrv—seUin the oougty of Qlynn, Geor- To mci #ater §nd gas works, brick yards wharves, docka, slips, warehouses, depots, and any and all impmvemento, of any and every kind, which mv bo noc——O or desirable in the business uf i*yi company, and to own any and all clash's of personal property. Palitlouera desire all the powers granted to said corporation incident to all corporations, and desire the power to borrow money and secure the same by bond or murtgago or deed of trust; to loan money on real estate, secured bv mortgage or deed, with bond to ro-eonVey: to make all by-laws deemed de sirable for the gDvernnmut of th* affairs of .said Petitioner* state !lut the plao >; <l‘.ing business of—id corporation is to be at Brunswick, Georgia, with the power to establish ageneb-s or branch*" at jy point or points deemed desirable. That the.racial stock of «*ld company is to be j,. million dollar*, divided into 20,'km share" oi $50 00 t-acli. with the power to increase said capital stock at anv tiny* to auy amount not exceeding ten million dollar** **" * l*t*tltt >:n r* further state that they desire to be li •orporaf^.l for tin term offwemy year-- *“ -' lege of renewal, according to To all whom it may Concern themselves, and such with them, all of the powers, privileges, immunities and franchises of a corporation under the provU- ions of an act of the Legislature of the State of Georgia, approved September 27th, 1881, entitled ‘An act to provide a general law for the incorpora tion of railroads, and to regulate the same," have agreed aa follows: ARTICLE I. The name of this corporation shall be the East Georgia and Florida Railroad Company, and the ob ject of said company shall be to construct, equip, maintain and operate a railroad for public ute in the conveyance of persons and property from at or n—r Buffalo, on the line of the Macon and Bruns wick Railroad, in the county of Glynn, in the State of Georgia, southwardly through the counties of Glynn and Camden, in —id State, in the most di rect practicable line, to the middle of the St. Marys river, at or near the village of 8t. Marys, in the county of Camden, in said State, the distance being about fifty miles. ARTICLE II. The business of said company shall be managed by a Board of Directors, consisting of not less than three (3J nor more than niue (9) in number, and the following named persons shall constitute the first Board of Directors for the period of one year from the date of these articles of association: Calvin S. Brice, who resides in Lima, Ohio; George I. Scuey, who resides iu Brooklyn, N. Y.; Edward J. Reed, who resides in London, England; Arthur D. Bar nett, who resides in Jacksonville, Fla,; Chari— D. Willard, who resides in Washington, D. C.; and Samuel Thomas and L. M. Lawson, who reside in New York City, N. Y. ARTICLE III. The capital stock of the said East Georgia and Florida Railroad Company shall be one million dol lars, divided into ten thousand shares of one hun dred dollars each, and the principal office of said company shall be located at Atlanta, in the State of Georgia, In witness whereof, the undersigned have here unto subscribed their names and affixed their seals, and subscribed for the shares of stock in said com pany set opposite their names. Name*. Residence, Share*. L. M. LAWSON (seal), New York, 1,000 shares SAM'L TH<;M Attfwal) New York, 1,000 C. )>. WILLARD (seal) Washington,D.O.l,000 u L. FERRELL (seal; New York, 1,UOO >f Deed* for the State of Georgia.'in gutC the county and State of New York,!'] TO appeared L. M. Lawson, Samuel Thomas, W’iilard and H. L. Ferrell, to me well known, who doth depose each for himself and say that the names subscribed to the foregoing articles of association are the genuine signatures of said deponents, and that they have signed said articles of association in good /With, with the intention of constructing, maintaining aud operating the line of railway de scribed therein, and that they have subscribed for the shares of stock in said company set opposite their respective names. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, t*iia 3d day of June, A, D. :8j«2. WILLIAM H. CLARKSON, Seal, j Commission for Georgia in New York, ■ > jel-bm 117 Broadway, New York City. BAKERY! FRESH BREAD, CAKES, PIES, Etc., BaRed Daily! GRAHAM & RYE BREADS SPECIALTIES. I deliver bread, etc., every afternoon. Leave your prrisrs at the bakery. PETER KRATJSS, *4. ' Brunswick, Gn. My wagon is labelled, “ Peter Krauss’ Bakery.” apr29-6m To The Ladies OF BRUNSWICK HAY, OATS, Cie4X.C3CB2D COKZfcT, GRIST, MEAL, MEAT, IN ALL SHAPES COM BRM ADD WHEAT KRAS, •ftUli* ,1th Jll Goods Sold for Cash Only. Greenfield, Brown & Forrester, J. K. NIGHTENGALE, Agent, JAUNTS WICK, GA. Mrs. EARLE, OF BROOKLYN, N. Y., WISHES TO INFORM YOU THAT SHE IS NOW PREPARED TQ SHOW HER STOCK OF man TRIMMED & UNTRIMMED Imported Bonnets, J.A0K KEOK WEAR, TBtttMtiiis, • ' FANCY WOOL WORK, <:HH.DItBN’RiIiA€KStCAPfl* Fancy Ornaments, Buttons, 1 RIBBONS, Ere. Call aud examine stock. ' ; - Yi declb-ly 4 CITATION. fcTATK OF GEORGIA—GLTKKCovXTT. Whereas, John C. Moore, administrator of Jacob W. kfoore, reprdscuts to' the court, in petition duly lilrd and cutertxl on record, that he lus fully ad ministered Jacob W. Moore's estate, this is, there fore, to cite all persons concerned, heirs and credit ors, to show cauM, if auy they can, why said ad ministrator should uot he discharged from his sd- miufstraUou and receive letters of dlsm(salon on the first Monday in August, 1882. EDGAR O. P. DART, till atig Ordinary G. C. Newcastle a,id Grant Streets, BBI72TST77ICZ:, . O-^L. < OFFICE PORT PHYSICIAN & HEALTH OFFICER, Where will lie fonnil t LARGE KTOOK Danes, ghmicals, -AND Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes, | a ' ■>< ■> 19qp»i t * JT* !■ Perfumery IN GREAT VARIETY Soda and Mineral Waters. U)i ass : FROM MY SPLENDID FOUNTAIN, (filqaora probibted). Lamps v Lamp Fixtures. he in- July**.. 1-82 P. GOODY HAH Attorney tor Petitioners. Assignee's Notice. M>M W. Ha*l*thurst \ Co. Law made goner; •tguiuent t<» ms for bimefit oi cieditors. Cmtitor* ;!1 present rlafms and debtor* make ptiyi.iont to e. Assignment rtsorded iu i lsrk‘s «*ffiw, Snpc- or Court, Glynn county. Will stll ut private *a!e, for cash. 6 limb, aud rututvs. I «aguU, ; extro timber car (u*w». 1 tent, blacksmith s ’.«»!" an«1 anvil b.*r truck* t«*r tramroad. WII.I . , V OAHHAHD r /arts Dr. W. B. BURROUGHS, WILL BUY AND SELL ^ Land ar\d Real Estate. COLLECTING ANOlSsURANCE AGENT. Kl ■I'lth'UFSTe j _A ' 1 ' \T0BACC0S ! Western. of Toronto, capital 1.422,000 Manhattan Lif-,rrt asset" and inpome,M 11.729,455 , ., . ... . , Office next to Post Offitv. may21-tf % ai. i «un«r a.ticiw, Abdominal Supporters’ The very best CIGARS Buist s X Kitri-yV Garden Seeds. !. , , FINK, Green and Black TKAS , r uune-rob Harris Sc Smittj, ^y s ^ c ^ an8 ’ Prescriptions carefully Compounded. Atffthi-yF iimi CotnuFtors at fiw. Will prAOUce iu .ill tu* , and la MdntOMt , aud tn tlit* U. S. < ct. n.-ar t!.- Am uswlck. (>*-f r;-:s. courts of the Brai. R » i4fCir- , county of the KaKterU * lr- I ,‘ov.rti. Office i n Newi .-tie . EBTTAFB AST: Alii aL r.ffict, ; »*<> * a:is for medieJni s, !f notified at ni> residence, JAMES T. BIiAIN, !.Tn;x.si:i) druggist. Jf-.'i-At