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tw weekly consmottion: Tuesday, march 4, iss*.- twelve pages. ALL THROUGH dixie, THE HEWS OF tiie week ih the ,OTT .ait*B states. What the Southern Folks are Doing???The I News by Mail and Wire ??? to The Constitution. L '*??? ??? - ' The farmers of the south are in ilMuck this yea*, The cold spell of the past week???snow b&.ving fallen in several states???killed the Second crop of oats and leaves the farmer with little seed to sow again, so that the oat crop from which so much was expected, is a fail ure. The. truck crops which have ;made large item for the past few years in the south are set back by the cold of the week. The strawberry farms around Charleston???on which one million quarts were raised last year???are ruined for the early season, and the vegetable crops of south Georgia severely in jured. Larger corn acreage ia being planted because of the damage to oats. In business circles the merchants report the farmers practically out of debt and buy. ing closely and with cash, which is best allround. A safe and heavy spring trade is looked for. In politics therq is little to note. Some op* position is developing in Alabama to Governor O???Neal. The Mississippi legislature has passed a railroad law over the governor???s veto. Pres ident Arthur is working np some southern delegations. The republican party in South Carolina has organized for the campaign, and there is more or less excitement in the other states. The death of M. T. Polk, the defaulting treasurer of Tennessee, in Nashville, closes a sad history, and the usual amount of casu alty and adventure is reported from other points. The details will be found below. ??? Mississippi. Vicksburg, Min., February 27.???Harry Stlth, colored policeman, arrested Harry Johnson, a well known steamboat engineer, this afternoon, for some trivial effenso. Johnson refused to go with the t ffleer, and stabbed him in the *??? * * w then shot Johnson twice. Both died moots. Jackson. February 29.???The senate to-day raised drew 815,0C0 In the Louisiana state lottery drawing, was drowned last Wednesday In the Mississippi rlv- er.near Chicot, by the capsizing ot a skiff, which contained him and two companions. The others succeeded In cllnglug to the sklffand were rescued. Ebin, Tenn., Febru ry 28???Great excitement prevails at this point over tbo diroovery of a gold mine. While out hunllug, L. H. Bernathy found a cave and evidences of gold. He took a lease of the land and Is selling lots at big profits. Orer 85,000 worth oi nuggets are on exhibition in a store. Miners and railroad m*n are Hocking in to behold. He would, perhaps have killed me mar>nai had he not been pulled off by Mr. Peter s. Terry, who had by that time artived upon the scene. He then turned upon Mr. Terry, but that gentleman quickly whipped out a small magazine of explosives, commonly denominated Smith & Wesson, and leveliug the same at the breast of Cash, warned him.not to advance another step or he would speedily Introduce another face into that kingdom where there is said to bo no re mission of sins," --- --???w., Columbia. February 25???W. Bogan Cash, son ol ed. Erin is a small place on the Louisville and Colonel B. Cash, the sl*yer of Shannon in a duel, Nashville railroad, near the Tennessee river. I who fatally shot two cltiz3u* of Cberaw last Satur- From the Memphis Avalanche. day, has not been captured yet. He has escaped The southern gum wood is hard and tough and Is I over the North Carolina line, and a party are in capable of a finer polish than black walnut. The | hot pursuit. His two victims aro still alive, but old time objections to the gum on account of its I cannot live much longer, should they die Cover- rapid decay and warping havo been removed by a f nor Tfiompeou will immediately offer a reward for chemical preparation, and at Bt. Louis this wood Is I Cash's arrest. The excitement in Darlington preferred to auy other for bridges and pavements. I county is still Intense. owing to its durability and toughness. There???s I The store bouses of J. R. Gibson, Kempson <& millions in the southern gum tree. I Hardy, C M. Ran ton, and the law office of P. B. Nashville, February. 29.???Intelligence it just I Waters, at Johnson's Depot, 8. C., were destroyed received of the death of Marshall T. Polk, ex-state I by fire last night. treasurer, in East Nashville. | Manning, February 2d???A colored man who Polk had been ill for some days, but death was I lives a few miles from here states that his house mexpected. He was lying on a bed talking, as I was completely demolished by the cyclone last usual, to his family, having neeu up and down all I Tuerday night, and that his wife was blown from day, and apparently in the same health as for sev-I her bed and lodged in a tree some twenty foet eral weeks. Even his family hardly knew when ho | away. The remarkable part of the story is that the died. His son, James Knox Polk, saw his arm fall. I woman was not awaked from her sleep during her and went to him and saw ne was dead. Several I rapid transit. She thought it was a dream. The physicians were called, and pronouuced it heart I shock and fright were so great, however, that she disease. I died the following day. The federal court this afternoon grauted the np- | Sumpter, February 26.???Nelson Byen, a notorious plication ot the railroad companies ot the state for { negro politician, who was a conspicuous figure at an Injunction to restrain the state railroad commis-I Columbia during reconstruction days, died in a alon from interfering with their business under the | drunken fit last bundajr morning, act of the legislature, which vesta the commission I From the Cheraw, 8. C., News, with supervision of railroad operations in Tennes- I Columbia, 8. C., February 27.???An Immense ??? Elaborately written opinions were delivered I whale was captured near Beaufort a few days ago. -.rcuit Judge Baxter aud District Judge Ham- has given birth to a baby whale. The mother ami mond. District Judge Key concurring. It was held I her offspring lie on the beach at PAris Island, aud that the act of the legislature creating the railroad I their captors are now engaged in removing the commission conflicts with the eleventh article of | blubber which Is worth nearly three thousand dol* thejMato constitution,'and witb^ the fourteenth | jars. It is said the mother is about thirty feet Yorkvillk, February 26.???An intelligent gentle- __ , _ .roan of this town in couvcrsatiou with your cor- North Carolina, * 1:^??????. ,b# escaped. Again was he captured end again did lie I some oWor ?? ftnd M the river was not very deep, break out. Five times has he escaped from got out on the other side and ran up the hill the Cbm??? M Ho d w7, 1C ?? flX Borne people heard her and ran to her sant to tho Pratt mines to work out a lifetime sent I re cf ' ???ho Kid her mother tried to c??tch her to tence._ - OO i ??l>o7tl??ot ttl.moum J *hr??wher tnegatn. The little boy ws?? found **** " ** ??? " ' : day nearly a mllebelowwhctehu wus thrown Irom thj. elty" IMrs. Hand made her cicape and has not yet Juattcc Collins from the Psatt mine* Menn. Croe-1 beon caught. She told somo one that the little M CMIton^nTshSiff 1 John r ??ai'rSe n r d of'chtR 01 lh f 1 b * tt ??? u ,n, ?? **??? ' lrcr ' were organized aud started out to recapturo the I uttie girl says, and it aeems to be the opinion of noted desperado. They left Cianton night before I the neighbors, that she did it intentionally last at jo o'clock, and made for the drown them both, former home of the outlaw. some I * u ,??? . twenty*ijht miles distant on the Coosa river. I r ??? nard r Jones, of Jackson county, has a mare They thought it probable he would go back there-1 34 years old. mp, th <r nd * ere * w,u **"* nted Irresistibly to the dreadful spot. And then his I watermelons in Brooks county the present year. Xjfbis affection for this woman is The Walton News says that ???the whipping post icier '???????????????'d be established for at lea.t two things, wife- a devotion only known to woman. The pursuing I be* Un 8 ??nd desertion of children. Under the SSSEJmS conclusions. They present law, when a man whips hts wife or deserts Ulf dawn bS"ri Orfcriw h'lm oK. nViS bU chlMron '?? Prosecution will only result In a In, or DnBose nor his wife were in the house, but they I * or a term * n thechaingang. Either punishment h .u baving been there. Ther will leave his family in a worse condition, for tho ^nu^?????fcn d ??* ??*???'???*??* dw about one-half milo and followed it in a circle for I Pnves them of the husband???s services." If the SSS.tM&k .IMr 1J?? 1 ???. buying told they had News had also added that the guilty party to a dl was tio diJKdJtorittog'pft???, 1 wdtCrig'htog vorco ??? ull * hould ??????> outtholr mlslonco In tho ?????? V '*??? Hla w if 0 iu*reu I state prison it would have completed its arraign- The finest Vanilla comes from Mexicov The production is small and they are conse quently held at a very high price. This high price induces the makers of flavoring extracts to substitute tho rank, bitter tonqua. It is by the use of the finest Mexican Vanilla Bean that Dr, Price a 8peclal Flavoring Extract of Vanilla obtains its rare excellence. Nervous debility, thecurseof the American people??? immediately yields to the action of Brown's Iron Bitters, The emperor of Germany, the crown prince, and rude mentofeon, pines sang his lullaby, with him these datkms. The berk ??? P??????'Bi't?? l M r ???n*"o d noX7dmd' l ??rd 0 . W i;d !hS I !**???*??? *lbc?? Iho SnYng of???!hOK'a.???o???,??0.000 of conjugal perjurers. W. w. Thompson, of Bmlthville, hss already zeaions. How the hearts of a crowd swell and throb with pitiless hatred against the man who coughs during the performance at a theater, when they know he is too stingy to invest twenty-five cent? in a bottle of Dr. Bull???d Cough Syrup. Oeirclk???a favorite Celleg* The past six months overithlrty yonng men from Georgia attended tho Commercial College of Kontucky University, Lexington, Kv. L B Wil liams, bookkeeper tor the Wheat ??fc Hodgo manu facturing company, of thts city, came direct from this College, we refer you to the advertisement of this Coiicgeand advise all to write to President W It Smith for circular for Its spring aud cummer hounds pressed him sodom'that ??o took refuge I from the sale of fruit trees, all of which were grown behind a tree. Tho pursuers came up and railed I ou one acre of land. AN ENGLISH VICTORY. amendment to the constitution oi the United Stales, I and is therefore null and void. respondent this morning made the following re- Charlotte. February 25,-Eev. T. G. Thurston I markable slatemen;: ???The tuoptoof York coun ty and hts daughter, Allco, aged IS, were drowned at I d'ouot spend* centtow tbs/fifty thousand dollan Oxford's ford on the Catawba river Saturday. I annually." And York ii one of tho most enlight- . "???t??? ??? d ms terrible tragedy that, in Umes of pescs, has ever to deliver a lecture In this town. She will proba occurred In this mountain section took place on | bly be here next week. 4 Sunday night, tho 17th Inst., near Bakersvllle, a Columbia. 8. C??? February 27.-Tho lotes. -- neighboring town, and the county seat of Mitchell I vices from Cheraw are to the effect that w. B. Cash county. The facts in the case are taken bvyour|haselridedthe vigtUnceofthosewhowere_wstch- ??????????nAwAnn* f.om *i.?? .uinnn.itan A??a.s>i|Q0^g | jng nis father'a house, and has esc ndcr I thought, into North Carolina. Town Mi es of I ards Is still living, but his lower extrt ??? information. ~ I paralyzed, and his death Is hourly expected. James It appears that Stephen Burleson and Sebe Mil- I Coward i< also in a critical condition to night, and lerwero operating a very exceedingly rich mica I his Physicians ontortain very little hopeot hisro- mine recently developed by them, tho same haviug I covery. It is rumored to-night that the governor been leased by them lrom Colonel 8. H. Irby. I wlUtssuo a proclamation to morrow offering a large Reuben Sparks on the other hand claimed title to I reward for the apprehension of Cash, this property on which thlimiue wss located under I Chabmton, 8. C., March 1???Jay Gould, with two a state grant to his father. Spsrks seems to have I ions and daughter, arrived in hi?? own car this sold one-hslf fnterest in tho mine to Ed Ray aud morning, and immediately went abosrdhis yacht, Welts Anderson, and in pursuance to I the Atalanta. which has been lying in the harbor tbelr contract they (Ray and Anderson) | several weeks. Later in the day no lauded and were to seenro possession of the mine, as Burleson I drove around the city. Hois eu route to Jackson- were toiecuro posac-wnou ui mo mine, m duucwu i and Miller were at the time of making the con- I vine. FIs. 4 A .. . tract in possession of it. On Sunday afternoon. I Columbia, March 1???I had a long talk this af- the 17th Inst., Ray rode out to the mlue aud found I ternoon with one of the best Informed n r d most Stephen Burleson aud Bebe Miller in the mine. 1 trusrworthy colored men in the state. He made Ho ordered them out. They refused to como. I some interesting disclosures with regard to tho Tbeshaft, 12 feet deep,connects with the surface, I plans of the South Carolina republicans. The meet- the side of tho hill on tho south side by means of I Ing of the cxecutivo committee which took placo a tunnel. Ray kindled up a large fire in the en- in Columbia last Tuesday night was, he tells me, trance of the tunnel, intending to smoko these I stormy from the beginning to the close. He made two men out. This plan falling he rode | an effort to test Anhur's strength by introducing a away to the village of Bakersvllle some three miles I resolution commending his administration and distant, and about midnight returned with Welts I recommending the South Carolina republicans to Anderson, his brother in-law and copartnor, both I support him for re election. His resolution m Texas. Txmplx, February 25.???A tremendous fire is roging among tho cedars at the falls on Leon river, and unless there is a fall of rain soon the greater part of the timber in that section will be destroyed, Galveston. February 28 -The mardl gras drew more than 10,000 strangers to Galveston. Tho fea ture of the celebration was the gorgeous psgeant to-night by the revelers of Naxto^reprwentmg 20 The Central hote% the h??rinM?houi2fat i??n* aS?^^fbe5ore^Se SaTout ofhis Siu^hsd^klllSi I are strong'advocates* oTlogau???s candidacy for"t pr rietts fll Tex , ss h waBburned b lal{^rfight.??^??? * H his manv* and since his attainment of his majority I presidency.. Ho withdrew the resolution before ?? on him to surrender. In reply DuBoso sheltered his body behind the treo aud held a pistol in each hand on bis pursuers. They told him that if he . h,m ?? they wan L to I Th ?? Bsftal M??be!?? ????? Trlakltot-Thrco llrart dp that. Ho would cover first one aud theu auother I UerM*. ni??rnt?? S2 nu ?? I ?l p ???V ty !^ nd v. dua i ly f r 5P p !?! 1 SS London, March l.-UnofficIal dispatches frem Elm. One of the party fired athfmand'stniok hw I Trl ??? k,,a * thts morning state that the battle raged left arm, the ball entering at the elbow and rang I all day yesterday so that the rebels fought desper- ing upward somo two Inches, Ho dropped his lately, aud that Immense numbers of them were ??? *????. TheBrltlih! U??? JST .r.n have killed him, but Du Bose was not aware of the I oblong square, and the rebels were beaten at every il iSPfflSr.K? la w ^ un . d u , ???l 0 . 1 ver 2 Pom*- Special dispatches to the Dally Telegraph serious, and he was brought up last ulght and .1,. , onn ,. again put to work in tho mines. He said when he I conflrmt t 10 te P?? rt the Brlttsh were every surrendered: ???Well, boys, you have got mo this I where victorious in yesterday???s battle, Advices Kmm ,rom Trinkltatinrcgard.toycsterdiy'sengagament J Mr. Marcus J. keysrhu&Omed tho street in l ! 0 ??^ n, iSS n ?; l i oa ^J. h0 SSSSiJ 9 ^ front of hit llrorj ??t??blo with two ??h??do tree.. We I wfi noticed the old neero who was emnioved tn nlant I *??? 0 ??* a ,0, t- ??nreo miles lrom rort nerber. The the trees, and learned sometSnfiK c 7 urlo??ltv P ai?d firing oponod on both sides, aud lasted for a long 'AftStahSl'???doJih/llSi???!)?. SS8 "bjuiwni jujilly ~PBI* d ??t??fM?? pnt the ire. In porttfon. tho old ne??ro nhellcil *n 1 e*r of corn tncl dropped the Rr.lii. in the bottom I F? r0 le ,* : L , * forty wounded. Tbo war ofllco of thu bote. Woa.ked tho old datka. to eiototn I ?????? ,u r tt??lptof a telegram stating that tho loose, of it . way and what boneflt lie ?}* 11 5????????' m tho operation. He replied M?? d - '???>???? ???PfflSJiJ???* ??? Kt ???PP ??? planted and tho earth pack- I edoTerthecom.ltonnldnotpowlbly como totbol _. fSStSiiu Mirfacc, but It would iprout. create warmth au&| n ^??.i iiS?!lSS'. d S5!l?!}S5?h!f l LiSiS 0 fclSf!!S5 moUtoro, andcatua the root, of the treo to. tak. | ?? ed, whi i, begs CONSUMPTION CURED. An old pliysiclen, retired from practice, having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary th. formula of a simple remedy for the speedy and permanent core of consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, aathmaand all throat and lung selections, also a, positive and radical cure for nervous debility and oil nervous complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers, in thonsanda of cases, has felt It hla duty to make it known to his sufTcring fellows. Actuated by this mo tive and a desire to relieve human aufferinir, I will aend free of charge, to all who desire ft. thta receipt in German, French or English, with full directions for preparing and naing, Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, nam ing this papor, FV. A. Noyes, 140 Power's block, Itochester, N. Y. Money to Loan Oa Improved farms In Fulton, DoKalb, Henry, Rockdale, Nowtnn, Morgan, Urecno, Tallafotro, Clarke, Oeonco. Madison aud Cherokee counties. We are opereung through tho Corbin Bank, aud Van Errs, Calhoun A Kino. Giro your cblldran Smith'. Worm 011. I Influential colored member, of the committee v AusrtN, March 1.???The governor yesterday Issued a proclamation establishing a quarantine on tho coast ot Texts, oegloolng May first. Florida. From tbo Live Oak, Fla., Intolllgencor. On yesterday morning wo were shown by Mr. W. W. Hankins the bone, ot a large animal, which ho found on the hanks of tho EsUnhatchio river, to LaFayette county. Ho Informs us that in the year 1860, when there were only threo families n the county, a Mr. John Sherrod found a tooth of this mammoth animal which measured about fifteen Inches in length. Ho says since that time be has kopt up a continual search for the bones, which ended one day thls week ln__thO p flnomg ot A them. with that ipirlt which the service h&s visually fos tered and developed. They stopped their howei,???. ----- ???-i , ?? ??? some fifty yards from the mine and dismounting I ho found that about two thirds of the membem tho tree. The old darkey stated further that he was very successful ii ??? ' unless the trees corn business ia new to us,though tho old dsrkoy???L idea is not a voir bad pleco of reaaoniug. | ???,^5U 1 !???hiV^ Fort Paynk. February 27.???The murder of Henry I il ,d Harralson by Dr. Roe still creates intense feeling. I ???J???? 1, TI Vf l S? el- Cd ??j?ii, d 2 The laot that Roo Is a man of immense wealth. having tlOO.OOO on deposit in the ChatUnooga banks, lends much to the pxcltemout. Tho terri-1 gwgJJ bio affray occurred in the office of tho circuit court I 8 aL 4 ?!??? ih Jiff*???Si 11 #hi? y ??? ' ?????? int Messrs. G. W. Webb, L. riward it wti aKriit ninn I surgeons woro tuny occupied, Tho English sd* ifa^ .nd Bsaw as ffiu m?????? had ,e ??'been R< ???patd C .??? lra 4hereu^ ,l n SKfeSTSSE Harralson said: ???You are a liar,?????? and started out. I ec ????? 1 2 u 0 * h a ya *, d " a 5SiS2? Roo then curs-vd Harralson and said that if be came Jjjj, l f t ?? w 2????? nn JI 0r0 Mrto S lre ^S back he would kick him out of tho room. Ilarral I [? 1 S r i?? d ??TirVr It *nd M the n< w!nd U ???SinflwS son returned, and Roo proceeded with an effort to I gfj - m JSJ nr^h^miS? fim carry out his threat. Harralson then seized a imncr tho imok# . oi the rebel _fire. dlstfloMng th# rebels "nl in getting his tr^ to live and that I aefci0 ? British move, began the battle with a lived hts UboFSas lost But fife ** Krttpp gun captured from the E*yp- tl, new toolthougMho old darker. ???'*!^ ??? waTked*up' , ro'the*??haftorpft."*iniia la about twelve I-preferArthur to any other man for prmldentand ml7htaidttre???ft*tRoo! I, Th , e h welfhJmi??????d^ti 5H?JSSL r tra??iJll??*rani!n?? 0 ?h2 , Ml&Wfra feet deep. Robert Penland, and Stephen Bo rlwon I the others favor Logan. One colored member of mark. Roe then drew hla knife and cut Harralson. I J???..*???* 1 r 3 - ?J?_ t to I repubilcAtu, my luformant avers, are determined do I to make a stuhDorn fight In Sonth Carolina this ~ I year. Not that they dream of defeating tho itato I ticket which tbo democrats will place in the field. Kentucky. JjOUISvillk, February 23.-A tragedy took pUco in Marion county, Kentucky, in which Green Clayton and Wash Burke were killed, Lawrence Clayton fatally wounded, and Cloyd Bnrke shot In the arm. The tragedy oilginated in Bawrww Clayton malrtDg some Improper remark to Miss Burke, daughter of the man killed. The father and sons heard of tho insult aud tried to make Clayton apologize but failed. Yonng Clayton was sustained oy ms father. The twofamilits armed themselves with pistols snd .* UD "-.* nd SJSv/SS met the tragedy was the remit. The psrtlcs killed So the most respected citizens of the county and aro the heads of large families The tragwly was participated in by four members of the Burke lam- fly indtwo ol the Clayton., Tho .hootlog wm general and It !??? not known who did tho ktlllog. Louisiana. New Oelean., Fohruary 28.-Dlipatohe?? from Shreveport report that tho water l?? .tatlonary, Nearly all the river plantation, for a diitance of one bunted mile, above tbo oH?? are underwater. Below iho oily the flooded dlitrict extend, ninety mile., and on the west ride all except a few ele vated place, ere covered. On tho east ??tde the bank, are bleher.antl tho country ft not to badly overflowed, auhoufh several plantations on that tide are under water. It ft ??????.K???-JSS,KJt p ft"the mate the losa .nstalncd by the planter. In the houses, fence., stock and damage to land, but ft 1* Immense. Very few levees have stood. The water hadspread onelike sits to the swamps and the highlands. There Is much .utTcrlng among the ???^WtaNKUtrf'ia., February 29.???William Moora colored, wu kinged to-dsy for the murder of Lee Atman, a Chtnaman.laJtrei^g. Moore exprcMOd his willingness to die. At 12:28 the trap was sprung After biDgtug about half a mtnute it was dlreov- cred that the rope war loo long. The feet of tho culprit wore retting on the floor. He wa. rafted to the platform, the rope .hortened, and a minute later the trap wassgaln M>rung. Tbe ftll wai not sutUcIeut to break Sis neck and he died ot ttranga- latlon In ten minutes. _ _ _ loom OOWU I u'-Aiit nutuu iuu uuuuuniVT mu iniuu iu mu uciu, or i???ll blow your heart out" Penland said he vraa 1 hut they will strive to secure tho electoral not afraid of Ray if ho had killed half a dozen I vote of Sonth Carolina for the republicans. A state men, and told Miller to hand him the tools. Miller I ticket may or may not bo nominated when tho handed down the tools. Ray, with bis gun, knock-1 state convention moots in April. The prevailing ed Miller Into the pit. Will Burleson then knocked I opinion among republicans is that a ticket should Ray into the pit. Anderson, stiU standing by the ?????? "* 4 ??? * * pit, told Ed Horton to leave and as ho ran Andcr- ion shot him down. At this point Kay and Pen- land were struggling with each other in tho pi.. , Ray. released from Penland, shot Stephen | r- ??? r.-.r ???1 WUNUWIU 'IBUISI CUUUUiU wr UIKI1KJ, Mliu republican party of the north and a .liberal nobody believes that his head was level. Ho ??*j, iwuMtu aav??? ???v. .awvaaca.iI 0 < |h ?? campaign fnnds will br * - * Burleson through tho heart and ran tot. ???Politic* aro so uncertain," he said, up the ladder to seo what had I that nobody can foresee wh it contingency may happened to Anderson, his partner. Aa he reached 1 Uo before tho close of the present year. Who to top round Anderson fired at the two remaining I can tell bnt what the electoral vote of South Caro- men Tn the pit, Miller aud Penland. and lnstamly I Hua may decide the fate of the two great parties in killed Miller. Bay and Anderson then mounted I November next. At any rate, our party here will their horses and have not been seen or heard from I hang together (f hope they may haug together), sinco. They are large property holders In Bakers-1 ??nd take the cbat-ces. There may be a split iu tho villa and each has a family there. Two of the d??> j democratic ranks, when we can step In and demand mark. Roo then drow hla knife and cut Harralson. ??? Rimn??T????nA#,n???*7 (h *. severing the jugular vein and causing instant I At ^ death. Roe then walked ovor to Rursell???sstore I thabuglreton^eOaliwffiidTancc. and drew 8100 In cash, which he had doposltcd I rri,* trtvm. in there, and then qnletly left town, and has not been I # u^ b 5,i^ p !??^??? n n?nRAhiS seen since Hsrralson???s residence U about two I J???? 1 HHSSlfSS.SSRBftSjlJaBlTS?. 1 JKn miles from town, but his body was drw??d, laid I ??&I'iSi????L t lSF!Km out and coffined in the courthouse, from where hla I wMavTi!?* !ln k l,H , if r i!i ??nnS52 remtln. wore carried to the buriai ground. The | Tft??Y SS.??rl!!Ser ,U Mi Id was level. He L*?T 7 o R<q??nlr Pmnnxoi, Denrlitdv. there Is probably no nse telling you that fashionable life in n groat city is a rough one on ycur beauty. Lain hours, loss of sleep and mental cxcUcment win leave you by ami by shorn oftbos? beam Ifni tresses which drew lover* around you in other years. Artificial subscitntes can never pass for those rich and glossy locks. Parker???s Hair Balsam will stop your hair from fulling out, restore its natural color and softness, and prove clean- ling and beneficial to the acnlp. The San Franclroo journeymen tailors??? union has a membership of 230 and a fund of 83,000. Ladies who regard fashion and econo sir wrlto to the Kuiuiiexdt M'f'o (Jo., New York C???ily, for dcficrlptlvo samples and Illustrations of Em broideries, Laces, Braids, Ituchlngs, Robes, Skirts, Tnckings, etc., which it malls freo of charge to any address. 4 Tbo Ozior Cotton has tAkcn moro premiums, and The most intense excitement prevails. Legs! I Place, near Townville, on last Thursday John counsel came for Bay and Anderson to the inquert, I Barnes, colored, whipped to dwith a colored boyby which was held on Monday, and they were driven I the name of trait who was bound to him. Tho away by the maddened crowd. The coroner???s Jury | boy was only seven yews old. The boy's leg had has returned a verdict to the effect that the deceas-1 been broken by a kick. One hundred and sixty- odmen came to (heir death by gunshot wounds at six gashes one inch deep, were found lu tho boy???s the hands of E<1 Ray. and Welts Anderson. I body. WttfNKBoao, February 26 ???A party of emigrant! I ?????? consisting ot five families left here for Florid* yes-1 Alabama. FrmuthoRal.igh Herr..ndObserver, Montoonbry,February29.-Anetheriyndieateof Davo Walker, of Anderson???s store, wo* one of the I Mobillans is forming, consisting of Mark Lyons, bMt.Norfli. earoltua wiJftr. that Lee IMd Bavo ThomM Honrj, General Burko, J>, W. Trimble and as in Richmond some time since, and sitting at | .. u_ v.._ A a ._ n- j w c _??? .a,.?? . Ight lu the 8t James hotel he heard a fellow with to??"- who hftV0 purchased eight thouzand cocked hat ou talking everybody nearly to death I aeres of coal land in Walker county, which they .nX expect to utilize soon. This Is tho fourth Walker Finally ho drew a seat np to Davo and a^ked him I . . u _ ... i A .???. ??? , n . t??? v.??? . ...,.i ???. . if he was in the war. Dave said: "Yes, I was I county syndicate formed In Alabama outside the there." ???What position did you hold?" ???'None, I famous 8enoy???Sheffield combination, rcoontly sir," said Dave: '???I reckon I am the loncsomcstman I f nrm ed in In thn vrnrlrl.??? ???Ah. whv no?" liked tho enlnnel. I Ur.. r K_5vi._ ) yardsol tho advancing lines, and rush tbo British at breakneck speed, heedless m of death. Tho rebels fell right and Vwm theMontgomerY. Ala.. Advertiser. I ??????J ??' I 1 '?, ???'o??? ??????^d On tho side of a cistern, fifteen or twenty feet 1 ???spaces ol tho square. Nonoof them under the ground, on Commcrca street, near *he I little basin, the following words are dlseernable: I ThA _ . tAKSJSJSJSBSffiSSL xvnrn ???JohaH. Murohy; H. Toomer; December 8,1160. ??? Old Lincoln elected, the south bound to seeede; I hL long live tbs sonthoni confederacy. South Carolina I rtn22 c i will come first, Alabama next. Montgnmory will I ilSt be the capital of a great country. Thia cistern I tJSSPw planned by John P. Dlcklnaon, executed by I %???'J?*.?? CharTea Clapp." The above letters were written on I aida "ifbuul mole^ *????J the side of the cistern when in its green auto, and I are as bold aud as easy to read as if thoy^^ere | J??*?5ii55tt8. f S????R B S!??? M RSASS placod there only yeaterday. I turned them aifalnat tho fm-mr. hnt tfce Anhi Georgia. would not submit to bo driven olI. M _ . . They could only be killed. Tho British next direct- Palmetto, February 28-On last night our com- I cd their attention to the old augar mill, a brick munity was visited by a very heavy cyclone. For-1 building containing an 5???? JoUsr. This they - - - ' | stormed, and succeeded In dislodging 200 rebols, I who leaped forth and charged from every opening, home wu blown from its foundation In town. I At 1 o'clock, after an hour of Intense fighting, tho belong to Mr. Walthall. It wm a well built new I rebels gave way and bolted outright. Thogatllug ^ ?????? vuin It. Theoolorcd | guns???aud martini rifle* had earned groaV.havoc. Tho propoller Dopero, of thn Gold rich lino, wedged in tho Ice about two miles off shore at M waukce. DANDRUFF Is Removed by tho Use of Cocoalnv, And it stimulates and promotos the growth of the hair. Unrnelt'sFIarerlwgExlracfaro tho best. Gonoral Jo Shelby, o! Mlwouri, tho noted ex- confederate, has Just been fined 850 for carrying concealed weapons, Advleo to Mother*. Mrs. Winslow???s Soothing Syrup should always be nsed whon children aro cutting teeth. It relieves tlssufferer at once; it produce* natural.qul*>t jy relieving tho child from pain, and the lit tle chi-rub awakes as "br^bt as a button," Ills very pluuant to taste, it soothes the ehlld. soften* tho cums. allays all pain, relieves wind, repulsion the bowels, and is the best know a re mody tor diar- guns???audi 7HE FINAL KETEEAT. , Tho British punued them u thoy foil back, and advancen u far as thu fresh wat??*r wells of Teb, in the world." "Ab, why so?" asked the colonel. ???Why," said Dave, "I wu a private In tho ??? and l am tho only ono I have ever seen since. CftAitLoms, N, C.. February "* "" ???ays that Andrew Barber. ~ _ which Montgomery is largely interested. From the Montgomery, Ala., Advertlrer. Mr. E. H. Olcott sends the Advertiser a postal I Pickens county. GeorgU. tho25U I nitant, tn which he atates that a signboard market UUUlVUilUUi UtIH" EUUHI UI AIUIV. UliiC???l ??/| URPKII EDI . wn> Vilown all to pleco today. It ft cold, ana inowln* llshly. BYLVANia, February 28.-A curlou. tblni hap- , A *, , * - ??? ??? t/.in. I Shelkes, who advanced empty handed to show p*ne4 recontly In regard to?? clock ot Judge Hall'e I t)lc; boro charmed Ure., were .trloken down ot thft place. It wu an old, brokon clock that bad I with biyonct thru.L The Highlander, carried tho not been running or dlilurbad lor flvo or .lx year., ?????????bo end ??? 1* j -t., | of four hours of arduous fighting, the British baton Monday evening it started striking, and I g ft i, IC d possession of tho rebel osmp* of huts and continued it without cessation for one hour and a I wells. The cavalry on the right flank charged the retreating rebels, who did not bolt but struck tbe troupe who rode among them, giving blow for blow. A splendid display of heroism was mndo by ,w. ... JMiSSShiMhiS'Montgomery by the railroads, and It is quite evl- I dent that the sign found must havo been carried among the dancers, tbe woman running from the I ^ cyclone that long Cfstace, Could all the Sb??n??V4jfihpiSf^ThS g ^!??? e wM rS?SvJd d fSim 0 *hJ * tr * n 8?? lnd remarkable incidents of tho recent tar- fp-tlbl* cyclone be printed, they would no doubt fill ?? Ueiapt 10 rene,r 1110 was I a mue volume. Mr. Olcott says he will try and so ???" utter failure. | tbo sign bosrd and send it to this office. Qnnth Parnlina 1 8 elm a, February 29???The Times comes out &ourn Carolina. I strongly sgtlnst the rcnominatlon snd election of Ckzbav, February 24.???On Saturday afternoon I Governor O'Neal, and Is seconded by the Hayes B.Cub.eunolColonelB. B. O. Cub. came Into to-??? ??? A I .. l !.? :,T ??? 0,,raT ' Ala.,Marcb l.???Ibe/eportof Hoc. walked a dry good.box at tho corner ol C A. Brock', .tore, i . . rii fiSf ?5J!i n :????????* 9???berlnm.. 2186,712ol poll texMllecrad ini town, and .Iter remaining about two hour. I H.clay ArmauouE.mperinlOTdent ol education lor red up to the peace oOoer, who wu ilttlog ou I thft itato, .bow. a gnulylng pragma In tbe work ygood.box et thocorner ol C A. Brook', .tore, iSTil m ???5* *532*? lughlma l.wpecoa Cub wbraled round and ameniother Item", 1136,733olpolluxcollrarad'an^ fired ibre. .hoUIn qulS .ucceulou Irom a thirty-1 retained lu the yatiou. countlca. Thl. money wu eight calibre Kmltn * Wewon .hooter, the tlrtt I dtotributed to countlo. and cltte. 8261,662.47, nt ball hitting a bystander, Mr. James Coward, and I apart to the normal schorls at Florence. Marion. Tennessee. CHaTTANOooa, February 20.???Mr. Foeter???. gin houu. near Guntenrllle, Alabama, wudeitroyed by Ure lut Friday night ragethcr with thirty bale, ot cotton. The loawilt be about 13,600 with no Inrarance. The fire wu Incendiary. Notice wu potted yuterdeyat the Dede coat mines announcing ten per cent redncuon on Marcn ??? ???... - ??? ???.??? ___ , miui?? ?? . iuiuuiai. 1st. It affects 400 hands and a strike is probable. . shooting him through the lungs, the second[shot I ifnntsville and Tuskegee 815,500. and the balancu Petty thieves have several times lately followed took effect in the marshal's left lung, and as he fell I distributed in various ways. 8252,739.53 was psid tho delivery wagons of J.W.-Hudson and Wayne & Cash flied another ahot, bnt missed. Dr. G. Kol-I 1q gala lies to wf**' *???*??? Son.and whilethedriverIpck^ whowas??l]edto?? < pronottnoed_botfat wounds |colored .tcachen. toe'wuon'ocd'uo^'lmloredftcoTered. ??? Daniel Mann, ol HawEIn, county. Tenn., a low dry, ago hadabnllet welgklnu oyer one-hill an ouneotakcu lrom We chest, near bft heart, which he hu carried since the battle ol Murlrecboro, "^'drcuhir 5ubeen*r??ctlTSd here Iron the chair- i man ot the executire committee ol the greenback labor narty calling lor a conventlou to meetlu Nashville April 2ith, to Dominate a candidate lor governor and to appotat delegates to the Indian- annift Eattonal greenback labor convention May AAEHTILU, February 27,-The Banner uys: Jndxe WlUtaa Cooper eocRlyed a letter yeaterday TramCuUtun, Mexico, with rame belie! lacw re- gardlnx the murder ot bis brother, ex-Beuator Henry Cooper, which ud event occurred February A. The letter dated thu ex-Benator Cooper and Captain Stamens were ou the road en route Inn the mine, to Cullacon to puiebue snpp lea lor the nnlnea When within a mile at cullacon the ipntlemen were attuked by two rot- ben, one firing,tpon ex-senator Cooper ana the other-ipon Captain Slmmooo. Ex Senator Cooper wuehot through the heart before he could draw IU. pfttol and*return the In ol hft anugonftt, but Cat tain Btmmoni wu more succesaful, and drawing his pfttoUired upon and killed the rob- bra who atmekedhia. Thiolher robber seeing bft pertnerlaU dead became Irisbtenedand eseaped to tho hllft. Tho letter stale, that exfenator Cooper wu unable to draw hft pfttol u hft male became frightened, and whirled around, and u he did toil the robber fired too pfttol ahOL Tho letter further state that fcx-Benotor Cooper???s remain, were placed In a yanlt at CaUacan, lrom which place Usov Win be shipped here lor intermetuu won u arrangements can bo affected. Judge James Wbitworto rccelrod a leKer -to-day Iracs Callaean with par ticular. ol toe killing ol ex-Benator Cooper. ??? near, anamaae nls escape. I for a large increase in available school funds for A warrant was ittued on Satarday, iu a tew min- I next year, placing the estimated total at 1510,714 99 utea after the shooting tookplace, for the arrest of I Some curious figures are presented tn tne school W. B. Cash, he being ubargetf with assault and bat* I enumeration. There aw enrolled 225,043 whites, tory with Intent to Kill w. H. Richards, who was I and 178 e58 blacks, making the school population town marshal, and James Coward, a byitander. of Alabama <??,5)1. Of thS* toe ecbool atlendam* The warrant was first placed in the hands of tbe shows mow wnit??andllo???S bIsck??ato?al??? constable.bat upon recond comlderation by the I 200:513, Just about one btlf of tbe children of the ???-- , ??? . ???x .- ^ ??? P ro % r authcrt'lM *hd the trial Juitlce who hod I ,tate. Th. ayaregt whin attandanca wu7l,B$! and will probably not live throughout to. d.v, | mcl I^toaJ^dkorehW^copi^^ tor ^i?? hair; uaued the warrwit U way deemed beat to place too | black 63,10. ThS. while there ??r*??0.M??iu.re ,h * *~???' h "* -h warrantlntoc hand, of toe iherifi* lor execution. I whlto than black Kholar. enrolled, there ??? Atheni, Febrn.ry 28.???A cyolone wu dfttlnctly _ . . . ???een u ft peered hlEh-upIn th. alr'oyer the city. I ffiS?JSSSaflSiflfifte;.Tfcreii'i 1 ???LSSi?J*JlSS a The cyclone .nfforer. In Jackwn are ??Mdl>l Franklin, February 28 ???Oa last Tucwfty ^r'nS'l'^ three marked men entered the hanw ol Mr. Blhu I retired slowly, aud In consequeuco ol this tho Brown, nesr Ubcr.y Hill, Hc.nl county, and about gS^/gSW/ Se???n d.cldcd, 0 *8SSfSS twelve miltf from hero, and with guns presented | Graham decided to remain at the wells of the Teb demanded Mr. Brown's money or they would take I on Friday night. His intention was to continue tho hft llle. Mr. Brown being very old and tofirm ???uK'n lrem M B? gave up not only bft money, bnt full poesereion ot k5r I'uha wereftitl.nte ms^ure nZofoS. ht.hoore; when upon a thorough search about I A Iclcgiam received at the war oOce alio atatu wu ./????? n<J ,a ??? tru ???V??? d ??? rr ! ed oefb f^to?dft??^l^aeu^^ W il7>^tot' robbers- Mr. Brown says that ho thinks one of the I teen officers received wounds, Including Baker parly was a woman. This news baving Just reached | Pasha and Colonel Burnady, both of whom were ycurcorwen, he h u ??n. to moke public to. ??? bold robbery. I dangkr rN kha*toum. Blakely, February 28.-A fearful and distress I Oaim, Marcli l.-The^EngUsh government has Irg accident occurred yretord.y eltomoon .bool T^^^^antonriu 1 ^ hree o'clock at Mill creek trestle, two mllu lrom I which wu,o strongly aronsed wheu Gvnsral Gor ham, where a parly o! railroad hande In charge ol I don't mftslnn wu announced, ft subsiding at Msinr Poo's were dri.in. niiin. Khartoum. Las.conlldence laieltIn the situation. Major r-oote, wore anving piling. Tnecnginocon-1 [t ,, j Llrw j mat tho tribe, beyond Khartoum will nected with tbe pile driver from eome nnaccounta* I rldlculo General Gordon's somuwbat pompous ble cause, exploded, InitanUykllllng tho engloeer, | proclamation, llr. Bloan,and serious)y Hnotlatally Injuring a hall doren or more road hands. Tho lltllo sor- ???> _ Engineer Bloat), Handing near by, wae ialally hurt, | Oa. ol Boston, oom'prfte Barnett???s cologne and flor- ??? onnment to Lieutenant Do Long and bis Di lated companions ol too Jeanette la tone erected at An ns polls. _ Or, rnller-s Focxct Injection with syrisxt. - ??? Mnod, cures stinging Irritation, tnUamaik.-, urinary rnmplalnts. II. Lamar, Rankin to Ls it", and all druggist. . YuUors Yon thiol Vigor FID. cure nerrou. ne> bltllv, ianotonce and nocturnal eml'At-ji.n, (2, By mall. Depot <?? Ganal stroet. Now York. There are In too cities ol Ban Francisco and Oik and fifty-one labor unions and twclrn local Knlghuol labor societies. Mire Jennie F. Warren, 740 W, Van Daren ??t??? Chicago, III., says: ''Samaritan Nervine cured me of spurns. fl $1.60 at Druggists. In acelehrtllnn oltho rolcsso of Aquero, 6,600 Cubans at Key West marched In n torchlight procc. slon. Federal, state andmunlclj-al olllceri were In line. Tvvenfy-rour Hour, to Live, From John Kuhn, LaKsyette, Ind??? who announces that he fsnowin ???perfect benllh,??? we have tbe following: ???One year ago I was, to all appearance, in tho last stage, of Con sumption. Our but physician, gave my esse up. x finally got so low that our doctor said I could only lire twenty-four hours. My friends then purchased a bottle of I)it. WIL LIAM HALL???S BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, which con.lderably hem fitted me. I continued until 1 took nine bottle, and l am now In perfect iicalih. tVDIIsra Holt, a liborer, while working on toe roof nt tho Metropolitan opsra homo, look a mire, .ftp bsckwarU and lell to toe pavement and was ex Benator Cooper and the rubber were canted to Cnllcen. Th. other robber became so frigbteaed that be ran Oir wlthoit securing soy of ex-Benstor Co^aperaonH property.^ , p#lfc defaalUng treasurer .of Tennessee, wss called In toe supreme court thft morning, and reset tor hearing next Taeodayon account of the fitness of toe defendant. . Menfbu.Texn.. February 27.???Simon 811 reman, cl Indians Bay, Ark, who, two yean ago, It lx sold, Sheriff F. F. SpolTord, who Uvea at toe county seat Ian average attendance of only 2d GOO more twelve1 Drift* Iron toereene of the affray, arrived white. than black*; The number ??? here tore morning ebout 12 o clock, and with a I white school! kept open during tbe year wee 2.169. deputyproceeded Immediatelyto toe reeidence of I end 1666 colored. There were taught by 1.971 Golonel E B C-L**h, where It was expected he I whlto male and 1,177 white femele teacher.; while would And the defendant, W. C. Cato. I am In- there were t,090 colored male, 479 colored female formed that Colonel Cato intimated to bit* that I teachers. Tho Increase In tbo number ot colored hft son, W. B. Cato, would evade an immediate or-1 female, who bare gained place, as teacher, ft evl- rret,u he Judged that public oplplon wu too I denceof aeoclal Improvement which cannot fall strong against him to warrant hft surrender. I to affect the whale race. 61 r, fUeherds. ft' It Is Irared, letajly wounded. TaUADinA, March 1.???Miss Crocket Benfroe, Mr. Coward ft also In a critical condition, bnt hit I danghter ol Bev. J J. D. Benfroe, died thu morn' wound, are not thought to be so dangerous u those I log at 11 o'clock. of Hr. Richard*. I Gadsden, March 1.???The Cooea Furnace company The above affray probably resulted from a dim, I w m .mrt up again about toe second Monday In v2!??? 7 ??S! 1 rei 0 2i? r h?i^A*A u, S* ,r )rS 1 *if 1 5* I l*??????,^ I Hatch. Their engine room was destroyed by'Ore ???between tbe marshal and Cash. The Wadesboro ??? I not lonEaco. and everythin* has been at a stand- N. C , InteUigeasery in slvinf an account of this I mu nn<??. affilr, sa?s that on Saturday ulght, the 16th. Oiuh I From the BlrmloKhsm, Ala., Chronicle. d'U" 11 . ondrtlred The career In crime of John Wesley DnBore reads 4l??lj B a dfttnrtarree til tha strut. Town Marshal I Uk. .border romance. Bine years ago DnBou Richard. remoMtrated wlto Mm and told Mm that | murdered .man named Aldrich In Hbelby county. J'?? , ld StT. i? KH t ' ???ft if I He fled to th* woods and evaded to* oficere ol ?????????Hj ???^' "ho caught the I the law until he became boldtorecklereuree. On* aif5 e 2IS a k t . l, *i I day ha hitched np bft wagon, and with hft self* by h 4S lal, ' c ? a " kf* tlda quietly drove Into Montevailo. He ap- l ,Sf Si??K. * I Peered a simple farmer,but wu detected In spit* ot hol P? 1,1111 - n I hft arsD med Innocence. It wu whispered around if? 0 * 1 ????????????onfir I that John Wesley DaBooe wu In town end tbe *i|qnl*tmu*TUftgeol Moutevsllo wu thrilled with him, but the rnutoal, haying been well Instructed I eicttoment. Several brave citfteni armed them- 1?? toeart oldodging when, boy, evtded the lick. I selves snd determined on hft capture Mr. Ed -ud at oaee began to reign tarrifieblawe down np- I Vret. u bold a man as Dnllou blmself, walked In 9??.iyAt ym> which he threw apto Nr. Clay Reynold's store with atooiganlnhft shield Ms bea<?? Cash received a Ictrfa gtto I hind, and saw IsuBau In to. rear part of toaetore orertoe left tomple???to* ficto being laid open to I trading. Du Rose saw him and mode a leap tor too bone-and bft right arm and shoulder were I libsrty through toe window. Veet fired bnt erei.s-u i.. harmlesa In the I ??????d ???? elterhlm. t Halite doua men srltoplsto'e I udcaptured byEd^Vert 1 and'JohnUa???rnerr wupnttn Jtfi, where he employed his Ums read. ???hocked, though not eerionsly Injured. toe principal artists ol the drama and Optra. cd by , , , fftW SrSTZFiJ # n rt *T ???- A toeySSlicLrepufiprepora^ ed Off .boot forty doll.??? for isw."r,??sl.?? I ???oi-^4 tSyreworarndnSe wSTlS ried off about forty dollars for some "greentes??? who bet at his tricks. They paid dearly for their I and cologne. Barnett & Co., are also the makers experience, bat one of them value* bis at five bon- ?!** Pnfffi delidon* flavoring extrmu drod dollars.* I* cost him nine dollars- I ^ cni * iri0, . nine dollars- Tbe people of tbe country are disMtlsfied with tho new road taw and have petitioned for tbe ab olition of it. Ga.NE.mur, February 26,-The hoarding hoar. I ^,7 n e ??o' l r ????JS^' ll,,,[ - ??? " lden ??? W ??? f Mr. T. H. P. Wright wm burned to toe ground I ??? ????? thft morning at 2:80, the family barely escaping I Vitiated blood needs cleaailng. There is The best and nldegt medicine for caraofllver diseases is Dr. Sanford???s Ltrer Inyieontor. wu tocured In tbe nnderwrlten??? agency of New York to the amount of 83.3J0, which covers every- . thing. 1 Madison, March l.???The tots Hon. Georg* . Pierce, ol Bparto, wu wounded at to* Wilder- ness under peculiar clrcumitancea Uewuallen.,.. - ??? . ,. . _ tenant In to. Panola Guards from toft county, gfKy^^'d exfttenc. of Ih. boyCnarli.I Company G . Cobb???s legion, of which hft devoted I J lriend and college ctore mate. Captain Charles W. , rl ,??? Baldwin, wu then In command. They were very Tl,e ,,or * rorU Alumnae and 4 ook Hook near etch other wheat mlunlo ball sped through I mailed free on apnllcetlon to the Rumford the left arm of toe captain at the elbow Joint, dlsa-1 Chemical Works. Providence. R. I. bling him for life, and wounded tho lieutenant ee- ??? ??? enc *??? *' Lj5fun d to-emgS*l^!s'S w ?? ! ???????? "dlway company ot Chlesfo hu 'A"StotoTSSSkm 1 !:? tofissra? SKrrMSSJftaYw???SfyfSSruZ 01 moUa - an, Walton News: Ex-Governor Boynton speaks ot I moving to Walton coootT. Tbs News hopes hft I Keoxce, lows ???Dr. E. K. Fuller says: ????? wife will pnnnade him to do so. I have ns??I Brown???s Iron Bitters In rnv owi Aeto.-y come* from Clebom ooonty, Alabema. | family with excellent reunite, ol amotheris Inhumanity. Mrs. Hand, wife of "??? t is- css AeW naucu nw.a re eanAN - LJ-; r m LTC L. palUng toe offender after Mm, he itepped off toe e td oft bridge and fell. C??*IfUop top ol him, Joshua Hand, living near big Tallapoosa river, I Nlainny Men. complete penoancnl enro. Corns, warts, bunions A Burlington, Vu. runawny borso tried to leap over a ??tue cotch. and lauritd no top of it. Crnah- Ing through, be fatally injured Mrs. Wbeelock, a pasMDgvr. All WesknrN* orGenKaliOrgauNt Sexanl lency, and nervous disorders permanently In thirty days, by the genuine Dr. Ricord** rati vs Pill*. Bottle* 50 cents. Pill* |L??. W0 Pill* 82 00. 200 pilU 83 60. 409 pills 86.00. J. Bnuffleld. 108 South Pnror street, Atlanta. Wbolo- ???ale by Lamar, Rankin 6 Lamar. f Tbeoqalminsrsof the fourth Plttsburgpoolbave ???1 work, tbe operators agreeing to pay them rfet price of three ten buihe!. - hNqOgTURA BITTBRB were prerored by Dr J O ^ftpdret* use- Their reputation Is ' 1 h fc i > '{ 1 ?7, U) * , ft;< ! ? h ?????e b ??:omcgcnGr!ilIy known Biv*PydidhB tonic. Bewareo!counter- I? i F?? ur Kfocee or druggist for genuine ar- tide, manntacturcd by Dr J G fi SIcgert A Son P . ??on*t Die In tho House. Poe- Gough, and Throat Disorders uw Brown's Bronchial Troches. ???Havc never chsnged my mind respiting then, except I think better ot thst which I began thinking wellol.''??? Bey. Henry Ward lltcchcr. Bold only In boxes. thi 1 ) 1 ??)'!! *!?? boltnlcal extract itnngtbeas ???dpodfirdy cures Nervons Debility, I???, and ul ... * i*??? Generailre.lyitem: It never folia n ifeT&'AretA^^k^ ,r0 ??? ??