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New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES

In the matter of William II. Field. an aI,.s.a
lunatc the referees report has been confirmed BY Judge
renee IN Supreme Court Chambers. and the wife apkopa
committee VI the estate.
In the suit of The People against Fowler and
othersone Of the Brooklyn Ring suits judge Iavr,..
avoid o technical objection the reading OF an ae,v
has directed tho motion to set aside stay Of procons
Kings Count, to be reargued before him.
The suit of DeyOe against Boyd was on trial YEA
teray Judge Van Worst In Supreme Court Special
Mrs Devoe charges that she exchanged property worth
on & mSss IN Yssr % %
ssnted g he a @ BIZ shs t9s YSnssrs property
The trial of the suit of Amasa Leonard against
Iebbeus b. Ward was begun yesterday in Common piea
Trial Term before Judge Van Brnnt The case which has
run through the courts under the reve~ed title Ward
against ors S pss s n
the defend MT hi. Landlord over the rsht 70 remove
the PRESENT. suit 4 for The - value Ouns Tns
still on.
In the cult of Willis against the Buffalo, New
York and Enc Railroad Company the plaintiff holding some
OF the mortgage bonds OF the chief defendant
which had not been converted into Its new eonsoidaf
mortage past due that time arrangement has been
Gd Gaa1 a9 T 20 ps g. The % 70
tnuc and for costs and allowances 70 an parties judge law
costs but with grants plsiDh S0O Allowance
Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court. Special Term.
decided Of McSe against Matthews and others
for the plaintiff McStea, on behalf OF Mr. Br1nder HIS
law Orleans TO reorganizo firm OF
which Brlnder partner. Ito formed, as was snp
firm leaving out OF the members OF the Old
nrm but including himself aud Mr Brandrr MI Brander
though Informed Of this neither ratified nor rejected the
arrangp The firm assumed the Old firms debis.
The pzin a creditor OF the old rm aud sued the
firm defense that tho new hrin VAS lot foImed
Martin Freigh, police surgeon, was retired IN
1878 pension OF sl.0O0 per annum Last year his pen
sion was Withdrawn and he applied 10 Judge Brady for
compel the Police Board to continuoi Lis pension
as eranfe ei under 81 allowing pensions be
granted surgeons That contains provision
herein In other act contained shat
pension obi ratory" Mr. Freliyh in
did not Apply to officers oI the force bnt only
OF tho force Judge Brady mining ~
whole st tut decides at u leaves ue Pafmenta a
wei the granting Oi pensions onary wit ie board
well menber and therefore denies the
mandAnus.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
COMBINATIONS,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-fhe Senate, in Ex-
ecutive to-day confirmed tho following nonlina-
tiOns
John C. Myers Nebraska ConsnGeneral ~ Shaug
ha De fotss olur, IOurt OF
W. oang James Lawrence, goat Or tho rdAcE iIo4ns
a.. lyfoId ut Nissana. y. j..
sonsey unto! StIio. Attorney for ie soatAern
D.llc IiigUs Joan J. Jelus. United stat Attorney
for W oming. T. s. Harshas-IOseph H. ia co. Connectl
obi j. phillips iur tho Eastern district vi IoAas Mm
NesOn iOr Utah Territory.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29

But bear great many people saying. how am 60
ing 70 get this faith would come 10 Christ. bnt
don't know bow 20 get faith" twOuld take months and
years 10 got tast few wac long time getting faith
vas an xous TO VOL for the Lord bat wanted faith
wanted TO get faith, but went about II the wrong
way prayed for II. and did nothing else That amt
the WAY 60 get faith pray for II and neglect the word
of God Tho way to got lah Is 70 know who God Is, and
never knew a WOMAN that was well acquainted
with God thai wsn,oi faith Some said 70 beoteh
woman Yon are q woman Of great faitb" No.
great God" Now would you just turn moment ~ the
6OtA ehapteY OF the Gospel OF John aud tho 3ls verse
Buf tDeso written that ye might believe tbat Jesus
"A the Christ the Son Of God and Aat believing 10
r,tckt nave ufe Through his nano" Now the whole
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29

o.. .Stolts aet. Cantrcl
7l. .uaniin aet- Corbitt
81. Pit hgt Clauranald
80. .PaOh Belt Go. agt. Cor.
don.
100. Gordon agt lsoll Delt
90.
Il8. .DickerhoH sgt Taylor.
1874. .Jesup. exc. agt Smith,
80.
1856. Meetien agt. 81. PAU
and Pac.nc II. p 60.
1873. Baxter . Drake two
moiipusl.
l46. .McGrata agL Skid
more, &C.
l5l...RatzCr. ~. agt Ratzer.
IL.
ITS. Macy agi. Lane.
1tJ. .GoOdridse ngt. Lane.
8S..LiIiisay agi. Lindsay.
2Os. Newton agL Conu-
rental Bank.
SPRcIAL TERM
2Co. HOFFMAN as
ClRcur-PARr IL. -wE5rpgoo
2u64. The People. {
PAgr Ill
1913. Genet agL The Mayor.
&c
&0s1. -HsHcld aud ano. sgt
Tho Mayor. &c.
LUIS. Baldwin and ano. agt
Erirge.
l?S. .uanuS agt. CrTighead
CT a., ex'rS "
29J. Magilirc hgL Fardy and
aaO.
452i2. Clark agI Cockerul
and ano.
ll42 Slinnettl agt Tho Az
lac :. -. Co.
5li. CaiIiDgton et III. ast
Ward ct nj.
1925. Harvey agt- Caro-.
So2. Lancaster fire lns. Co.
aisi. k!pp.
lOA2. VIII, elor ash. Doody o.
lo48. See ct al. ast Boards
lev.
1909. .Casisnce sgt Barr,
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
cALENDARs-TnIs DAT.


2i5. Mayhan agt. Ashley.
2J1 .kosenstein agt. ECeon
9 elm.
965. Vega agt. Melger
3U2 Lyme sgt Bu'tics
Su4 schneider sgi. RriiD'r.
800. .ApViarius agt " elch.
3ll .SaIOmOn Agt Wilbur.
Nc.
3la..Jewcll. &C., agt. lrsts
SC.
SIC. .FaaDcl agt. ScNuiek.
3lS..gommeroy agt u
Bright.
500. Harlow ast. B. 81 ana
r.. u. Il. r. Co.
sci. .Sistare at Harlow,
s2l. .IaldNin agt. Hea!ey.
go .Phll. and a.. Z. and !
Co. Ggt. Packer, 90
326. Matter VI HonlraL.
> v An NOhbfs y.
! SchOcnelnann.
|, J.-Jantiary term continrod
G., ag.- Twro-i VI 81
J.
S76. Tho Mayor. &C. ATA
Genet
1854. .MoCalferty agt Huns
ct al.
ll'B. -Disgs Ut al AIT lnom'
sOn.
253l. .crotty agt. The Mayor
sc.
2332. The Suburban GaA Ca
agL Tho Mayor. 90
ef0. .Schappcrt agL Suizen.
1884. .s'chapPcri agt. oalser.
2JOe. .Bigl0r ct ~. Az ins
Iayor. &c
1918. Kelly zgk Van lfict
and aJ0.
1886. Lbwioa CO NJ Sss
.iryer.
772. Mckee sgL cheney.
1880 "a. q 4. rca. "a NJ
Poppenhanzeir
STA. l.exsN agt Juiisgt
/, 1904. .Dpsi<s ags. iAv AsyoR
! &C
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
"Talkine TO her husband in loud tone of

voice Is enough VIE to Jail In Persia, and in
Turkey the bowstring Ia .ae penalty for snoring in
America yOu can your legs and muddy feet In
street car while three policemen stand deaniyon the
back platform.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-26
s8lERIFF's SALE.

Thomas 7. Lyons vs.. \. Moss K Bros. ct
Qls-The State Of LOeusiuna-S5A Ju-
diciaI District Cuurt-PArish OF Gal
cusieI.-No, 4l2.
ny virtue uG Il writ Of fsri fuciuS is
- sued and to me directed from the
Hon. Court aforesaid I will offer tOr
sale at public auction at the Courthouse
door If this parish, in the town OF
Lake Charles, La. on SAIU RDA1,
the 18th dav q November, \. d. 1875.
within legal hours Of sale, the following
described property, seized IN the above
numbered and entitled suit tc wit
4 certain calm or account against
James Mum & Co, now in liquidation,
for the sum of Three Thousand two
hundred and ffty-one Il-lO0 dollars.
one Steam Circular Saw Nilra and build
ings, together with the machinery,
saws, carriage cars, headblOcEs, and
everything thereto belonging and APP
yertaining, known as the Moss Mil
situated OF Trahan's Lake, III CaIcasleu
parish, La.
Terms This being the second offer
ing, the said property will be adludl
Gated to the last and highest bidder fol
whatever it will bring, at twelve month:
ere dit. Purchasers furnishing bono
and security according to law, bearing
eight per cent. per unDum interest
from day of sale, and special mortgag,
and vendors privilege retained ON tn
property sold until paid,
DAVID Fl. LYONS, Sheriff.
! Per JULIEN RICHARD, Deputy Sheriff
Lake Charles. La, Oct rs, 1876.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-26
photographic Brevities.
South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, OcL. i7.-The joint
CANVASS Of Charleston county by
democrats and republicans, which
has been in progressfo some days,
resulted in d serious collision yes
terday at CaiuLay, about nine
miles from Charleston. 1t had
been agreed that both whites ana
blacks should attend the meeting
without arms.
During the speaking an alter
cation across between two Indlvl-
duals of opposite parties. a shot
having been fired by one of them,
the negroes belonging TO the State
militia, and comprising the large
majority of the meeting, obtained
their muskets, which were secreted
near by. Simultaneously yoliey
was fired into the unaTmed whites
from the bushes.
The whites being few in number,
and altogether unprePared for a
fight, retraated hastily to the
steamboat which had brought
them from the city, but not before
| two of their number had been
| killed and fourteen wounded.
The dead werB left on the field
in possession of the negroes.
! About eighty armed whites left
she city last evening for Cainhay,
to recover the bodies.aud.tO afford
protectionto the defensaIess whites
Of that vicinity, who are in dread
of being attacked or burned out.
EMULATING THE SIOUX.
Intense excitement has prevailed
here all day regarding the CalDhay
affair. The bodies OF the three
white men, who were killed out
right and left upon the ground
! we're recovered to-day.
They had been-stripped OF then
| clothing and hacked and mutt
Hated in a shocking manner. On
of the wounded whites died Thu
evening, and it is feared tina
several others will die.
One dead negro was found a
the scene of the attack, supposed
to have been killed by the frs
voIlev from the black militia from
the bushes. It is not though
that any other negro was eithe
killed or wounded. An arme,
force Of whites is now guarding
{ the white families of the village
and the blacks have disappea. tt
from the neighbOrhood.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-26
SHERIFF,s SALE.

Alfred Moss vs.. James o. Lecoq-The
State of Louisiana-Parlsh Court
Parish of Calcasieu.- No. l6l.
DY virtue of q writ of Jieris .ftcias is
ID sued and to me directed from the
Hon. Court aforesaid, l will offer for
sale at public action, to the last and
highest bidder, for Cash, at the Court
house door of this parish in the town Of
Lake Charles, La, on SATURDAY,,
the ID day OF December, \. d. 1876,
within legal hours of sale, the following
described property, seized in the above
numbered and entitled suit, to wit:
A certain tract of land lying and
being situated on Trahan's Lake, in
Calcasieu parish, and described as per
patent No. lO.0j2, dated ut Baton
Rouge, La, March "a, 1861, rs beng
the Southwest Il of Southeast q ot
Section II, Township II South, Range
10 West, Southwestern district ui
Louisiana, containing forty acres, TO-
gather with all the buildings ami in
provcmauts thereto belonging and al
pertaining. Seized to satisfy said writ
d. II. LYONS, Sheriff.
Per JULIEN BICHARD, DepG-y Sheriff
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-26
DTAIOCR.ATLC
BAREBECUE1!!!
CIR AND RALLY
AT LAKE CHARLES,
Saturday, Oct. 20, 1876.

Saturday, Oct. 2S, 1870.
Several distinguished orators
will address the people on the &C.
casion. Everybody invited, re-
CARELESS of race, color or previous
Condition. The ladies particularly
invited.
This being the last day of Regis
tration, all who have not complied
with the Registration law are
earnestly requested to come for
ward that day.
Remember, you can not vote
unless you were registered in 1871
or in this year, and have your Ger,
tifcate with you on the day OF
election.
Be sure and hunt up your GER
tifcate of registration before 1t Is
Don't fail to register and vote.
In connection with the above
we would remind the voters of the
Parish that the Barbecue to Dc
given at Lake Charles, on the 20tt
inst, is for the sake of Registra
ton, therefore all those who have
not vet registered, or who regis
tered in the year 1874 and nave
lost their certificates are especial.
urged to attend.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-26
Public Notice.

AL creditors Of the vacant success
n sion Of J. w. Il, lambeth. de-
ceased. are hereby notified to present
their claims to me, at Sugar Town, for
approval, duly authenticated, without
delay. All persons indebted tn said
succession are requested to make pay
nsnt to me without further notice.
GEO. w. RICHARDSON,
Curator of said Succession.
Sugar Town, Calcassau parish, La
/ October ) 1876.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-26
The COFruptiOnists' Control Of
the Republican Party.

TIE approval Uy the highest au-
thority possible, the people, Of all .
the bInnders and all the crimes Of
the republican party. It would
ratify and confirm The extra
yagaDce and corruption which are
confessed and bewaiIed by honest
republicans themselves. 1t would
prevent honest republicans from
ever reforming their party from
within. THIS thew doubtless desire
to do, for the masses of all parties
are honest. But while its best
men control and are nominated by
the democratic party, corrupt and
selfish leaders have got the control
of the republican party away from
the hands of its founders and best
men. They possess It's organ
ization and use its power for their
own benefit. Should the people,
by their ballots, give majorities to
the republican party now, they
1rat;, nartr frar, oTsctiDo q
ts, 49, oI,or,otor - Tho Cow
a,t fnon dr;riro ont the
tL;.roe on5 ont+iro .down taxes to
I;,.;no rotos tbov won7d also nre-
r.nt hanast ra~1bIicans from ever
obts;n;nr oontroI Of tha renpb,i.
osn ,,artn
0-,.ooeufu,o oon4roI ~ tba
,.o,Sr,I,Y,oa,, nortr nv ~ worst man
uas tI,sir efrorte to nominate
pI,;no f1r President nsaine Is .
aa,.,,7 94ionist 4 man Of ability
No 1a,,Ltloss i hrt he is = knave
barond al MANNER Of donbt. This
doas nat rast on doubtful evil
5onoa tb;s Is rot tba nr+ipdice Of
n9r,iyons BIaine is a corrupt
rsso.1 who sLonId be horse
,.Is'' nnt Of anr ooI,,irgI life.
T[tJn Senate were now the senat,
- =, w, 1T.1,Star NAV orl Cofbonn he
.,',,I7I,o 1,ni~i ~. nriviYoua O.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-26
PENMANSHIP,
BOOKKEEPING,
MATHEMATICS and all

LANGUAGES
Are practically taught by experienced PROBES,
sors. Persons from fifteen to City years o. aga
attend. In traction given privately 20 rarn
student, wr9 bas separate des> to Htm+el.,
and IS put though a thorough ana systematic
p. use Of business Transactions t. qus.iEy aim
Tor he ,irua.ion be intends to Gil Persons
who We neg s.red r7e5E educa-i"n can here
sree,iit7 prepare for business Of any kind ~ru-
lent. from country en- ooa in the family
of the Principal
Tsnr,-Tarrty rer cent. less than other
Commercial Colleges in this city.
Cost e.. full commercial course only 500.
Aye-ake tirue thrre t four months
The Prineiua has been p:Ufessio nal teacher
in New orleans sin e 1851.
For circulars, address
~7a@O,r Ia NEW ORLEANS, l..
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-26
Estate Of Expenditures
for 1916.

By virtue vi All ordinance Ot the 70
lice jury Of the parish Of Calcasl"u,
La. of date Oct. 3. 1876, I submit for
ratification, the following estimate OF
The expenditures of said parish. for the
wear 1870. including the old debt, VIZ
Summouiug Grand and Petit
jury for March and Sep .,,o
temher terms, lS70....... $3.50 ~
Summoning Special aVenre, 80,
Is iurO' s........-........ lo| W
ray T% %5 !" apd s s. ' IS76 1900 90
Sheriff$ costs in District and
Parish Courts. iucludiag
feeding prisoners in Jail, 1916 w
0I onI Parish FHi Conrt IS s.... a3O 90
CONVEYING convicts to peuI-
tentiary, 4l.........,...-. &O0 w
Paw of Sheriff, Clerk. aud Re
corder, drawing Iurles for
terms 1875 ............... 10 90
Fees Of Clerk in criminal
prosecutions ............ 3OU w
District Attorney, conviction
fees, September, lS76..... - w
! Salary of District Attorney
! pro tenn, and fees. ....... $50 w
! Summoning witnesses before
/ Grand Jury. March and
| September, 1876. ......... l5I w
| Publishing two jury lists, no.
tice, banks, etc, oO w
| Publishing proceedings PO-
lice Jury, and estimate, ..
Pay of Police Jury .......... 40 O
Costs in civil suits vs.. the
Parish ................. CO w
Justices and ConstabIes' fees
in criminal prosecutions, 50 uU
Feeding Hughes and others
in jail, year............. 2l9 "
in iaiI, New Orleans .,. 225 *
! Conveying him to penitentiary 100 U
Probable cost Of Registration 1920 On
, Election returns, Deputies,
and Commissioners. $1,000. $50 D,
ray Two o. rolls ''',' l' '.'.,' 600 On
. Collectors commission on
parish tax of 1873 and IL
esnses OF 1876. ,.....-.... 1000 IN
( Medical attendance on pUis-
oncrs in jail. p u
Salary of Parish Treasurer. 2OO u
, Salary of Clerk Police Jury. $50 u
. Support of panperS ......... $50 u
! slO,6O5 4
a Debt outstanding September
+ 30, 1876, ll,477 /
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-26

Registration in CaIcasieu to
date is 1905, against 14l8 in 1874.
Two splendid showers lately,
and the weather now clear as
crystal.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-26

The desertions of hitherto prom
ipent white republicans, all over
Louisiana, from the republican
party, are so numerous that Pack
ard will have but small squad Of
white followers to accompany him
up Salt River.
Remember the grand demo-
cratic barbecue at Lake Charles
day after tomorrow, and that
registration closes on that day.
Come to the barbecue, register,
hear the political speakers, enjoy
yourself like good democrat, and
then turn out at the polls.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-26
Turn out and vote !

No man will vote a democratic
ticket who don vote. for J. Fl.
.AcEIen for Congress.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-26
Lake Charles, March 30, 70
DIR. J. NJ. billiard,
w. 5. CROW.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
DEGS leave to announce to the PeO-
ID pie of Lake Charles, that he IS pre-
pared to do job work, and to take con-
tracts for building or repairing. Al
business in his line will be attended to
with dispatch and interest. Shop near
Masonic building. May lily
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-04-07
DR.. SALTER'S SPECIALTIES.

At the Eclectic Dispensary cancers are sue
cessfuy treated aud cure effected in ninety
nine cases out ola hundred, when taken in time.
RHEUMATISM cured in every ease in from one
to three months, at cost OF five dollars per
month for medicines.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT cured in from one
week to two months
CATARkH OF THE HEAD cured in one to
three months, in most cases occasionally meet
with one requiring mare time.
WOMB DISEASES.-U Iteration, Inflammation,
leucorrhea, cured in one half the time required
by other SYSTEMS and without the use of caus-
Tie.
EPLEPTIC FITS relieved aud permanently
cured. In most cases from six to twelve months
required for permanent cure.
NERVOUS DEBILITY From excesses, self
abuse, &c, successfully treated and cured IN
one to five months.
BLOOD DISEASES cured in from three 10
twelve months.
KIDNEY DISEASES cured in from one to three
months.
DISEASES OF LIVER amenabe to treatment,
permanently cured in few month";
NEURALGIA and other nervous diseases sue
cessfuIly treated
Call on or address s F Salter, NJ. D., No.
% Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-04-07

ORIGNALITY.-lt is only the shall
low critic who mistake the meaning
of the phase original, and is forever
detecting quotations or plagiarism.
There are more parallel passages
and there is less plagiarism in the
world than most persons dream OF.
The simple fact is, that all truth is
that all truth is one whoever has
the genius to break through the
shells of things and make his way
into their very center and heart,
brings back the same report as his
deep seeing neighbor. The chsrac>
ter of the report varies with the indi'
vidual +; but sometimes it happens to
vary little or not at all from his
neighbours story, and then comes the
nwise critic with his charge Of lar
ceny, unjust and oftentimes malic-
ious.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-04-07
CITY AND COUNTY
To Subscribers and Agents.

Hereafter the subscription price
to tie JOURNAL will be unaIterably,
without a single exception, 81 90 per
year in advance. Clubs of five or
more sl.50 each. Papers sent out
side of this county l5cts postage ad-
ditional will be charged. Agents in
this and other counties are request
ed to be governed by the above
rates, as we shall positively adhere
to them in every instance.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-04-07

WoMAN's BEST FRIEND.-To relieve the
aching heart Of woman and bring joy where sor.
row reiqncd supreme, is a mission before which
the smiles OF kings dNindle into utter INSIGHT
canoe. To do this is the peculiar province Of
Dr. }. Bradiied'. Female Regulator; which
firm the numberlcss cures it has accompli he'd,
is appropriately styled Woman's Best Friend.
The distressing complaint known as The
whites and The various irregularities Of the
womb 10 which woman Is subject disappear
like magic before single bottle of this wonder.
ful compound 1t is partpared by l. II. Brad
field, Druggist, Atlanta, Ga. aad sold at 81. 80
per bottle by spectacle Drug men everywhere,
Physicians prescribe il lis action is prompt
s,,r.. nnI llul.i.irn
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-04-07
CURRENT DOTS.
Barlow county is out of debt.

Barlow ceunty is out of debt.
The st. Louis whisky trials cost
only $4,000.
Fifty nine State Conventions are
to be held within two months.
AUGUSTA owes bonded debt Of
81, 700, 900.
A boiling spring has been discov-
cred near the Rolling Mill in Rome.
Fresh Dat Meal at McCla'chy's,
Pike county farmers are bent upon
raising their own provisions this year.
Senator Coscoe Conkling is the
choice of the New York Republicans
for President.
The press Of Tennessee ia almost
unanimously in favor CT the re cleo
ton of Gov. Porter.
MIN and Boys Hats, for cost. at II. d.
MCCUTCnEoNs
The North Georgia College, at
Dahlonega, is giving free education
to about three hundred students.
Rowe ellis Reporter notes the col
lapse Of twenty-five newspapers du-
ring the week ending March 18th.
SEVERAL hundred negroes have
emigrated west from the vicinity OF
Newman.
-VARNIsHEs below Atlanta prices, at VIII
liam's Drug Store.
SAVANNAH has forwarded petition
to Congress asking the repeal of the
bankrupt law. 1t was signed by
nearly every business man in the
city.
a New York Times special charges
the recent teIegraphic statemants res
garding the yield of the Black Hills
mines with being fraudulent, and is
sued to draw immigration.
A large lot of Mobile Cabbage at Nc
Clatchys.
THE lower Missouri and lower Mis-
sissippi rivers have continued to rise,
and are above the danger line at
Cairo, Memphis, Helena, and Vicks-
burg. The Ohio river and its trib-
utarias have fallen.
III isn't necessary for a man to
carry pistol to brighten people now
days. He has merely to flourish
a bill.
st. Domingo Yam. The earliest and most
productive Potato known, 81 % per bushel al
Boston x Hunts.
A CROSS MARK after your writ>
ten name on this paper, means that
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| WISH to call attention To my large stock OF
Lamps particularly the Brass Safety Lamp,
which am selling off below cost,
G. w. WILLIAMS.
For SALE.-Persons desiring
to buy a new and elegant piano,
matchless in sweetness of tone, will
do well to call at this Office, if they
want bargain.
Sheriff Stephens was telegraph
ed on Wednesday to arrest a man
on board the up train who had stol'
en- $1,000 out on the Air Line Road.
The Conductor pointed out the
wrong man. but Sheriff Stephens
telegraphed ahead and had the right
fellow arrested when the trained ar
rived in Catoosa county.