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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-29

1857 PrIEes, amounting TO. .41lO.4O 0
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For further Information, write clearly, giving
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Take Notice!.

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TICKETS themselves are sent and meter
circulars Offering certificates or anything else
instead. Any one proposing to offer anything
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A EPLINDTD OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
IA FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND DTSTRlBU-
TON, CLASS B, AT NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY,, FEBRUARY s, iSsi-f29th Monthly
Drawing.
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This institution was regularly Incorporated
BY the Legislature or the state for Educational
and Charitable purposes IN 1863 for the term on
ItceSstyfGre Years to which contract the invisS-
liable faith OF the State is pledged, which pledge
has been renewed by an overwhelming popil-
Lar vote, securing It's franchise In ihe new con-
stitution adopted December I'd, A @. 1879, with
capital Of Sl,0o0,000, TO which 1t has since
added reserve fund Of over S350, eco Irs GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION will take piace
monthly on the second Tuesday. 1t never scales
or postpones. Look st the following DlstFl-
button:
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
YESTERDAY.

Blaine Introduces a BIH I'm the SEN.
ate FaVOrfng Heavy Subsidies 20
American Ocean Steamship LIaes-
Bills Passed and offered Gn Both
Houses Congregational Committee
Notes General News Items.
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II. A. DAUPHIE,
New Orleans, La, or III. A. DAUPHIN, at NJ
Sls Broadway, New York. OF to

Savannah. Ga.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
nnder tns suReryI5.o9 rs and management Of
A. EARLY. janis S.W .w&Tel4w
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THE RIVER AND HARBoK BILL.

The House sub. Committee OF Commerce
today continued its work of completing
the liver and harbor appropriation bill, and
inserted . number OF additional items Of
local Interest to various States. 1t is un-
derstood that the appropriation for the I'm
provement OF the MIesissippE river viii be
increased to 81 ,600, 900. of which amount
81 900 600 Il to be expended on the lower
and $500, 900 on the upper Mississippi.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-29
Louisiana State LOTTERY Comply
PRIZE. $50. .Oe9.
EaR IIckots, One DOLla
T.FqJ, nT ppTzuQ

APPROXIMATIONS PRIZEs,
Approximation Prizes Of. $780,. 2,7D0
Approximation Prizes Of. go. =. 1900
Q Approximation Prizes Of. 100. -. 500
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THE KELLOGG CASE.

The StdF tonight ssys: "Senator-elect
George, of Mississippi, has written a letter
to Senator Lsmar iudorsing and approving
the latter's vote in the Kellogg case. Mr..
George substantially takes the ground that
the case is res 0djudieatds that there must be
an end to such contests somewhere and
sometime, and that when the Senate de-
clared that Mr.. Kellogg was entitled to his
seat that ended the contest"
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4. Bland enters r. 3 Ross.

- - GTDES cntcIs m Annle u.
.. L. Solter enters b. s. Livingston.
Second Race - Running race, mile heats
purse 81 0; $3.50 to first and $50 to second horse.
~. n. Bates enters b. &. Joe Thompson.
]. A. Bland enters g.. &. Mainsail.
q w. Lyons enters b. z. Alfred Wynne.
Third Race Trotting or pacing match for
Florida horses, three minute class; purse $3.50;
500 to first and $50 to second horsa.
9, McClenny enters blk. Ii. Lucy.
McMurray & Britain enters e m Kate.
G. W. Lyons enters s. &. Robin Adair
The hour for the closing of the mail has ar
rived, and must close. SUBSTITUTE.
, 1881-09-29

bRfftat D1hd[th 10 1hk Ghatdco Tribune.
I'onr IIrno*, Mich, Srpt. as-1:0 p. ,a-
Fnssch Hp-l'ropellcrs ncnu Richmond, Clyde,
Iluwnttn mud Gonsort, Sailuo and barRcs.
schounors b1nrcltgo, Golden Fleece; aud steamer
rcurl.
Passed saslown-prnpellcrs Annie Young, ,Clan,or.
15n'iger statr, Cuen, II. j. lIuckctt und consost
Il. H. aIulo and consorts, md Schooner Clara
E,trlew.
wInd-Northoast md heavy. Weather cool
and cloudy.
srtetal Dhpateh to Tne Chicago Tribute.
POET t1rRuN. MIch.. scpt. a:s-D:;W y. Ill.,
Iilsscd un-rrorot1ors Europe. Albion, Nnhant,
.ln1ucs y. Donaldson md barHcs.
1>owr-l'ropcllcrs Enpro State, winslow,
Wcstforh and burgess. jessie Fnrwell ntd Gun.
sorts; schoonurs 1Ecnry FoIger, Monticello.
Monterey, l.. l.. t.nmb untf 0utl0 FlatOr.
wtud northeast, heavy. Wenthor cool mud
clear.
nrrrALo.
= Speetdt Dispatth to 9he Chttdoo Tribune.
DuFFAI.o. Sept. .s.-Arrycl-Froln ChIcngo-
Propeller a. r. Hopkins, corn; propeller Jay
unld. cnrn. cto.: schooner n. ". Page, corn.
Fram NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Angus Smith, whcat
AMI rye. From 1iut,tth-t'roruiicr kato hut.
t1soni. wtrat; propeller Arlxnnn, iinur. From
Drtr0lt-SGGOohGr A. Il. Andrews, wbcat;
schooner scugu, stavcs. FroIn Toio 1o-l'ro-
rcllcr Russell SAgo. corn and wltcnt. Pru,n Hay
City--1raputlcr tassatc. lntnter, etc.: bnrHts D.
Cromwell. Superior. Hattie, and U. II. Wand,
lttulhcr.
Clearo'l--For chtcngo-l'ropcllcr lutEato, CO.
u'ent, ctc.; Propeller wavcrty, rails. cts: pro-
!oller Fo,sntan City, snnIrlcs. Eur Duluth
Propeller chInn., salt. etu.: pr,rcilcr Arlxutln,
;or Siilwa.lkee-Suh,x, Angus Smith. .i. co,tI.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Willis. Keller eoal;
Ssnooncr S.; lttva!, Gonl. rorst, l1,iis-schooucr
Wand. '"'Ns' S''''''''' '''A"'"' ao' IL
, 1881-09-29
VESSEL CHARTERS.
AT rUFrAL0, N. Y.

!NfdF3iaf N{sndffh f0 Thx NhfronY Tr{hi,Ht-
n,,..r', - y !. Co.., 80 ,,"a. ras...,'.. u.
nptiAt"'. ~. - "ei'.' "o*-.o'' iro's"t" "eF'
In m unsettled condition tnuny. Thu charters
nlal1c were uDt fair criterion OF tho market,
Mu,,y ut tho shlppers say that they will not my
nvor Al IN t,nr ION 7vhIin nthcra n, thr a,,xi.t
-, ,,,,,, stat H. 80 :. 49,, .t,.n,a.. ~,
=" n''su HtoEs o., ~ ay Ioh;.uet.tolS !.o'e. iho
eeulto4 ~ '" A"Hu 70 'o''"''s wv en'cae"t
c"s'"''"oa's' Wticu H'se pe Ieue'etl ~ shFc t'e
H1tarTaye. ut <1.i5 per to hut this Is m unusual
r:st.. The achnuner Chauuipr j. Wells tlkcs IL
chtcnqo foa,l mt Al. a. nrn tho scbonner Auvt,s
, 1881-09-29

,,.-. ""Nt'u ffssEt"
cai!eti attention 10 tho oycrloa,ling Of vcsscis,
mud hns ctuincd t,ut tho tantalus and crews uf
s"sh craft sh"u' refuse to 20 out Of port whom
tho fcssels ON which thDy arB employed were
dangerously ovurloncd by their nwucrs or
tsn', .,, 1,,,s, ,a., W H., n."s no.'el
ennn ahy ono e'se wnen nus craft t!as 'll sac can
on iur.hcr crowdlng their c.rryils cnpacty,
thoy sho,,ld be allowed to tako tho butts out Of
>,ort themselves. Two yossols from th.s port
lo.dlns and tho lives Of many OH l,oard tl,un
ron,n In ,ha - .ao
~ % ,,,,.' ,,,,. ~ n'se''
nlcp thug to sait ou, but ,hot, tito lattcr Is not
u,sito 10 cuey rs tho former. When mn o,vncr
,noys Il aCnptusn he shuultl haru s,i.,Iu,ent top.
ldunce IT, him h let lin r,t,, It, or cso send him
ashore If ho IL mt nuulI0c,i. All x,,nmnr ,n". @
i,l"nss l'avo boom .nale by various Captains or
Of owners In u,nttoss cuuurctcd with n Gin.
tain's duties, Ono C;,ptutn on deck mud bu,T II
luzcn on tho sJook Is tho way ono put It, Inl 50
faraaany possible lHss caused by obcy.ng tnclr
on'e's would re''ct q. gu themselves alonr. 1t Ia
now IN o'rser' anu i IL tho ty OF u~llcra 10 sco
tho Curuus forced, under pal1, Of dismissal. to
put to sun uy1l|ust tjoIr uwt, bcttrr iii,,s-
n %sn ,.yo ownoss ;io,r who keep sn!siy asaae
nlonEAln tho .lorks, Vf,ct, fUr.n d very erro,.
Gols on;.lon Of ,vtat weather thoy will stand, or
,nn MsoMnt Iln ~ 1teiSht anoy Wtl! ;h:ry Thu
.nHhJnsiiy ol owners Or satinR yessels Are Iruu.
aslloru 40 lnng that they iorgct Whit 4 storm h
like. but uwilurs of AiuHjnuys uro prJ1luli,nIy
s"posu sr r,t or ,s pltnisss o who nuy Invest their
nn,9 et.sM MIN aAo nupes u tht&o fetnrils
4!rIy unly cplltIt lin tho cnst or ktnn,s III I'm
trew, and in stnnl.er eurxu tbur carric,i III inc
Tatnsr VIZ ,sr. count oHty thc tollars ust. Dnp nf
~ 7 c g,ss' Wno nas nech ionK Gnpt!e6 II business
i'aptain IN hs u,npioy bccsus:, ' be- w's ~ too
:nitIous," but III his obJcciiOn was ,nnio to M
,iic,a', Io rcecvctl lifting lt1swot. j Is to bn
~ " seasota, 1At y ono tEc!rs lot mt the poH!-
Tell-lcse,yci punislinent.'' 't VISA
THE 1Nny a,,ArE ,vt,p.vru
n,,, ,,,,,,...s. 49, 49, -. t "h.snsso' t ...
stranded On tho rcoi Unos,l t!yo i.ark wa yu
and towud tn South Chlcagu, fur whIvh port Sid
wis bound nj IN lima shn ws.,,t ~, lin r"rf
W. Ms toMN "n. necessary ~ LIGHTER about 70 tuns ot
M,ari ~ a @ tsIt ee"s *; . ama ~ alsu tutnW over
combined pulling OF IVY Ut the unInn Towing
lit da,nagcd to div rrcni cxtcut a nv eau sI,, ~
,s uH!0t,tled she Will le tOwra 10 this pDrt mi
stranded Hrhnnnt,r ,vttrt .on,i,Irini ,tunr fHo
sso. sanerS's2n r .na Of HEY 1letfy ls9 Es super;
~ i.'Ghaemt ~, e, o. tao Cl2n Iax Llnct Wio fomaned
srns s"s TI nIne " snu u.ssssr Mntl tne seHonilor
ti o nsscanes an1 y Was uEn tnlilnly 20
suran was 1ottisnnnG "o'' la"' ~ "t''o u '"'s
ror,." 49,, .>,,,.,, >,~.,,,
r,,,, noeM ~ nsn ot1lsn ,,H NoTks'
Ing schooner Ihoinas Sheldon IL having new
Theru WAS anothor largo ilcet on tho lumber
market yesturtny.
The ting TAnuas Hood IL hay,ur Il new vhcul
,r,,r, zos,.,..'. :, =, ~
, 1881-09-29
COLEIlOUlf,
The Former Owner of The Tract to
Enter Suit In Fore.
closure. =
It VIII DO a Crushing Hlow 10 Those
Holding Only 'yarrnntce
: 1lcctls.

nn nnuors will I'm c,j II, co,trt of nI,nn rcrv
urnec' many Interesting frnt!,res. ~ eurr.
w. ,T,.,tas ~
ilnneocks sfslr. co'. lso'ers D. t,,ark l"ynn.tor
Mtss snr, !. Clnrk ami sis. iinrrintt =. CInrl'
nroinst william Fl, TnIcr ~" t',',,,tcr t,r liz
Town Of Cu'cllorr. Tho ianl involved 's IL littlu
over sUO aercs. ami Includes thut tract knuwn us
colel,uur, located In ssocs. ana II, r..
w. w., ,'.. ~. ~ IT,, ~" ns"" ~" ,u...,. lS' ~
tae yehf lski aho into oeurEo W. clark Gu
Indiana. nntt In uy1lo t,nrk. tfr t,Iott s,n aov
rntcru rc,rs NM. mi icft >, hIs t,sr nro,,nra
s,'H 49, "ao' tul" ~, , .1.' :" A'n w.
auu tnEce sis1ee" hil h'a property. he belllH II
paencsof' one OF these siHtcrs Is Mrs. Col. For
1nt1tnna. Tho rest ot the prnperty-that located
in 1lydo park-wcnt to Tho Other four. 1t was
na, ,.,.rn,,ic r,,,,. - ~ r,,,,.. IT, ~, ~
nost vaauanIc, owlk 10 !ts HoIlfs located IN i'll.
foa' ana Ill!to close to Ch'ea4o. On tho lsth Ut
sottl to WiIlhln ii. EnlchUlr tho itO
sration r far i.,o s%,nS S's was 10 IL He siSa. s
fhlyuplr m follows: $tA.Uy 1T tim time Of i,iir-
s!ase md t!ye ,.ates q <isUo naci paynhlo una
The sipooo was paid md rcccIpt therefor nc
kHn"teuRea. bat ht - tlls iuy CothniIr f,ta
th1ieu 70 t1y anything further tllHn two Or thre1
ycnrs' Interest nrll y i,art Ut nre Of tho notes.
June II, lk's, Eoleh1Ir Ent u cnntnMltnry
ttst- ueen lrnnl tho clerk, snit ngd - take tic
Pinco nt tHt lornltr nnc. which io ne1ctl tlhu
He'l destroyed In tho ttn. Tl,u latter .ioost wns
IGcortietl AnE. u. lat:k Hook ~, pt,xG
5"j. Mur'nE lho il,ontfi of llMcni,er, 1914
t;h1lour subdiEt.iett tho sdf tlcrcs lpclte1l III
sge. .. nnd i'AtnGi tho EntHG" lrtf1wnrkcra' Atl-
dltion t9 sniith Ch!tHEo." 'fhls subdivision III
Gltiie1 furfy.sIx hlteks md .Ns1 lnta. each Of
Kot stAt!ntl !0Gtaci u.t his rruprrty by tho
t0rt WaShe tAiIftlA!l. hnd cn!scil 1t CnlchntIr.
as tho property WhS l0cltetl GtD4e tn tho great
stw,tI t'htrn,, hnnhr T. % n.. ai, y. I',o u sau
nr and nti,ra t,r kn ef,n rnfrr ~ itr,,,, 4T n
sim n lot it in nileWts iilnt inrhnur snii ~1,ro
rnri,. i'm t,r thman Ma n.,.t -, ~. eStJ
, 1881-09-29

schr MsnelauHee. Mnrincsto. iun,pcs.
@ cr !n%s !;s y:n asnssss t"st' a.,bos. es''
sehr Alnrrvn M,'koxnn, ;nr,l'rr "a
ss!f ai.a sSa?sts ,Sxs1'i: S!''t ss.t
Svl.r MMslAicna. l's:sntds TN, who'd.
sl;r tsws ;;f'n aans n,sn. %en ismer
ssSr fi,S:ns: J.: sSei.!%s, l,S;.., ss'. s''
M se!ts = =. J. i. bailey; ;,As,,Sbala, . caL:
Sf *eSf %E'Ialst ss,' Ilesna' a"s!ssiG'' si: '''''ef'
Hehr t:larl. Mnnlstce. lnn,hsr.
seIr ser ,;,,a A,ndsf;;Sns ;ans M,!tiss"h; @ 'nher:
$: ss: A"sEs ::t;s; ss"'''
asT s'T H'I;"nS r. li;,nSs,
;chr &; I; Alien. tlrnnA Haven. htnher.
:s$; S:s ss
sE sE !!nss is?s,Si 'a'si%tt !as%er
ssT ssf ;s ,:9s M:s!;sss sssssa Hss' s: lumber
ssr 4; is,:an1 A"sSr iit1aI,, hIeno,nirce lumber
Ssar ;sSgPsea"! isi!inStan iSnGcr.
ss$: NM: S; ssf tsS: s2 'S "es
shs s / SM,ai. M i:., siraaa ,sssa ass1t bcr
III: III: sfsi siy ;s: $s! i;',sa Ss;s
sF seF William II ttna atSb kTees .seaTs G; ,or bor.
@ sshr Noran. % Marinetss. ] s.sn,Srr. a.''' 0'fA'
AtTtAL wAILtSHs.
stmr sr toTIona: ,Isa,a: M!!r%,utac: sna:l.!cs:
II:rsp I:rp l;:Stsascl i!!!iiaio, ;auS Sa scra:
t" ESyiiis; SSsnS'|ass snS..f!s:; .,,.,,
nlna ]; ]. \; seaycrnS . s.,.xstaSx, ssun't!es.
ts' M!'''s"i !sia!s{sb $sfs's'ss; IL .*''
p rpp i%nd. i:t isapas saa'a s'sais!es iIas:
, 1881-09-29
u I'oelical u.ld Xrorauo t;ovcrnor.

d, IHHtHttHlD!Is JUltff4At.
" locking over aotlso Dsst rscur!s yestertlay =
sunt by Jinathun Jonn,llYs thou GnveTI,us Vi
ln.llnnu, to John U. Culhpuii, thou suurctary Df
Stutc- Thoro wa4 y Mceii bern for sOtIlr guns
AN1 ammunition. Alnl Guv. JenHf1lxs sent II
rcAutaiuon fur thosn to Ms. Calhoun Til tho fol-
!oWiux WOgtls:
llGnr Ru0d tukn e..
nttlA tu lh1p
t.ur thsoo 4.nl guns and telmulrea.
tsrnY xvnl tlBHl tn hANd,
ttT tuuH be damned,
IIusder Ut Jonathan Jennings,
GuyttAQE Ut tnulanu.
, 1881-09-29

stfeluE Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
AMI1EnsTnrl.'. Ont, SGpt. 81. t.. pnttpr.
so,1, ncil,bor 0r lhrlIhtncut tor Essex, tnfurns
yr correspondent thai he iln,l tcleHrlpllcd tho
Minister 0f MHrnu drawing his attention to the
unsatisfactory condition Ut tho Colchester light-
Hll[E md nrriug him to proceed imHlctllatrly
with tho erection Of tho lighthouse OIL tho reef,
$'5,000 having hccn appropriated nt tho last
session ut tho Dominion Parliament. Your
correspondent also drew Mr.. rnttcrsoll'a ut
tesltton to tho fact thut tlicrr wus no
stogu,-ssRuul ut this polut, IeinR tho lust
port between Dctrolt and thu wrtlatml
or 1lntfato III tho north shbre thut lnspc teasrls
Sr Patterson immediately nh'le application III
tho department to a,avc IL storB-s -sXnul cretfed
agrs. ,!I,i aaye tho weather reports prunlHy SUIT
for miles. When. II The a!gnn!s wBr1 tspiAyutl.
thoy would not tetyo tho rlyor. A* tho eDst Is
mint viii innn,atatey grant tho yr,uost. a,
that It cntl to used ths ft, 4tt present u,lr tl-
inrns'It4Ou TINS to be tclcgrlrAci for fsuu, De-
tl,lt.
hItlEI. FOtt pAsAHEs AND wA0I:s
8pttlat Dtluateh to The Chteaso Trdh.sna
EkEvELANt,. O.. scrt. H.--1hv Hchoout;r Mun-
ta1k ,,, %as lrle.l M t..!aY 'y Iohn Jsnks. w'lo
wheel. Tho vessel .whH tIoh III, n,ll bnlsleil.
Thntaas ioEipy ts,.lAy con,nrncc,l KuIt ugtiitist
Of tho t:g. Thu nnttrr was arttletl u.id tho JUat
rclcA.ed.
11nEoS HAY nAunon OF REFUGE.
spsctsl Di7,atel. u Iae Iairdcu rrlb.n.-
ley. Chlof i:ng.ccr VI tio i.ublo VI Works L.
ltrtulcnt, Nnd i. e. ratter,so ii. Il. wrt,l fnw,,
to Ilgcon ltsy IN tho Cty ut i}reslen tt,tny Il,
construction oT y hnrbt.r Of refuge. 'Thu csti-
iilAietl cost Is x.jU,'MJ.
rliL INJURIES nf. TIT, c,tlt1s uRovEu.
Spteiaf Dtsyateh to Tic thitayo lribunt.
MltWAuKEl. Wts., Sept. ..Y.-4in examination
1F tho NeADuCr ElIF3 tfruSur rtinfIr la.IJ,rn II,
, 1881-09-29

Special Dttpdteh to Tbs Chteano rtbtnk.
MILWAUKEE. Via, Bopt. aa.-y'r. Charles Woll.
Ing lhldgc'y. III Chlca9o. WIS narricd tn I3cssfo
flrIghHIn, lauBhtcr Ut tttr-Attorney brigham.
thla evening. Tho ceremony wus privnte, hut u
inrK0 nulnBNr 0r ft,Intyts gathered LII plymouth,
Church, where 1t took pluGe.
, 1881-09-29

htnlE Chica9t, sIunl&uwue. sun1rles.
Elsnr u saru Grnnls"Ial. EOHth ll4spn, BuMdtest
f'tltr ED1stl1, All xhukDy, buIAEl0s,
IRON \. u. AGEs!ann. 1t. Iu4cpn. suudrlss.
In,p leDxctIb1I, ls0sIit!SU, tbwilX,
ltr@p tuHenlauRll. lln.1alu, sAltdstGs,
!.ruu t'SHrlDss. Duluth. sul4rIsy+
!'rup J. =. fNAFGrIs, hnHKAtuGk, tulltr114,
Irp u. l. FHruH. South JlAfun. AuH1{luA.
i'top ". \. WnlMuEe, Gluyelanl. clal.
i.ruh \. z. hittialu. tYhit1 l.ak0. sunl1steA
!sr"p u: l.: l!a!!Ilgy, GlnEetHnd, c4Al,
i'Fup AIaxka. HuMnl4l, ttEht.
!fup ~. lu.HptIt AluakUKun, lumber,
l'rup nunkvy1. Aluatyxtil., tunl1UE.
l.tup 4. J. TrAvsdsl1. l4ttii,lXt0tlt lumber.
Prop messenger, HNtlt1n ilurbt,F, 4u14riGs.
dsroP y: ~ stArku. tasbuygalt lumber iurst tsIp).
hcAE NU.auu liAy, eteaAtlau. inlnI4r
Hthr Active, fIshllKu. lua}E.'F.
he!,r J. j. Wilbur, EedAf NiYur, lutub4f,
sthr ]. y, Jvuvs, AuskeYup. lumber,
, 1881-09-29

There can 10 a., hester u.saean,tu ot tho va:.o
n,Ea thai tho hase aild worthless Initiation. ot
ihSm " thsre aro False itssolyents. l.esets ~ ~
that thu nauo "lIadway" ID " Wuat you bays
, 1881-09-29
OVARIAN TTJhEORS.

:. Tho removal Of these t,lraprs by Railways
Jlesulvent Is now 30 cGrtMlny established that
what wis nncD considered all1tnst miraculous II
now y common recognized fAGt by nil pnrties.
1Mi.neas fho enses Of Nnnnan 7. knnpp, Mr.. G.
published In 1lr Amnntu for 1879: A1aO TINT OF
Mrs. C. s. ls!bl'!ns, III tho present edition Ut our
"FnlsE and True
Oun bnitIo contains moro of tho actiyo prlncl.
piles of Medicines thnn nny pther Preparation
tnkcst ln tensrounful does, whIlo others require
1.-Two or Six times IA ulllch.
ONE DOLLAR PER DOTrLE.
, 1881-09-29

demand browns Iron nLttecs ct your Drug
Hisf. Take NO other, II IL perfect.
, 1881-09-29

Chronic Skin Daonses Carries of tho Home Tlu.
n1nrs In tho nlnou. Scrtpfruus Diseases, unu ur
Unnatural lInhit Ut Body, Syphilis mud ynnereal
Foror Surrs. Chronic or Old Ulcers. Suit lsleiiiu.
1t!Gkcts White Swelling. Ht;ulu IlGuiI, uterInn
Affections, cankcrs, GlaultMr swellttsra Nolcs.
VAST lnl. 1uu Decay Ut tho Undy. pi,ipfea md
l3totcbes, HiG1nrs, Dyspepsia, Kidney nn1 Find.
dur Diseases. Chronic Nhcunatfsnl md Enl3t
Consumption, Gravel. an,! Caloulo,ls DeposIts
and varieties Of tho nbuvB complaints to which
suinHtfts!ns nrn usven sncc!ntia nuInes.
possesses the cttrntiyo pnwer over thosp diseases
Tint MIDWAY = ltcsoltetlt Furnishes. 1t eurcasten
BY stop, surely from tho foundation, and restores
tho injured parts 10 thoir suunt condition. The
WASTES OF tho Got1v neo stopped. nnl honltbY
blood Is supplied to tho syRtof,l, from which new
material ts formed. THIS Is tho flrst corrective
power Of 1&atways Rosoivcnt. ~'
l!i cnses Whcre,tho systesn hus boon Hallvated,
and Mercury. Quicksilver, Corrosive EublImntc,
havc accumulated md become deposited In tho
bones, joints. .cto cnusIng carries ot tho bones,
dwellings. vArlcoso veins, etc., tho 6nrpnp0ra
will resolve nway those deposits and oxtcrml-
nntB tho Virus OF tho llfBcNYc ftnfn tho kystou,
Ii thbso who Are tAkng ttoso molttcsne3 for
tho 1urO OF Chronic ScrufuIotis nr 3yrl1Ilito
cases, howrvGr slow mly bo tho cltrc. "fGei bet-
ter" amt lind their general health improving,
thDIr flesh mud weight increasing. or oven keep.
ing Its o~i1. it s sure aEn tllAt tho cure fs pro-
ErcsstnE. In these discusses tho patlent either
gets batter or worse-tha virus Of tho dfscase Is
not tnctlye; IT not arrested and driven from tho
the constitution. A. snDn MS tho. Sarsaparla
makes tho pationt "fenl bettor." ovory hour
you will Erow better und incrcnso In health,
strength. ind ucah.
, 1881-09-29
Is.lUU1i HE.N1;IIIF;.y.
llEALTlI IN W'EAhIEIl
Aea|th Of Body Is Wealth Of Mind,
i RApVvAY'$
Sarsa pariIIiar(
RES0L VI: MT.

l'stro blood nnkcssornl tlcsl, sttnnr hnne, md
alrnr Hk(n, II YOU would have your llusli ilrm
y!hir hours sonuh. without rarIes Hnsl yalIr c,t,.
pcxlnn fAlr4 NaH RAILWAYS BAkSAtAtlii.
LIAM HEStlf.XEN1, &tt4~
, 1881-09-29

1.si,nlcr frntghts retnn,n firm Mt tho recent al!
runc,. mid Hgenss aud owners found no tlifl-
Guilty III ninklnH engagements. Ms tho shippers
tcinnnt! fs,r curriers' WIS extremely gool. Tho
following nro tho rates ut which cnnrtcrs were
, 1881-09-29

TFF 14IKG Fsf5E IHIFtH IS MtlItlt Ny pnrfs M
Lake Erie west Of md Including ERIC, tn which
tr0I.-nro Is consigned, arl lrom which coal IS
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
OCEAN GROVE.
What Rev. ]. l.. Houston Has to
say Abeat 1t.

say Abeat 1t.
/ rev. j. L. Houston returned Tues.
day evening from Ocean Grove, where
he and his daughter has been sojourn.
ing for two weeks. He reports Ocean
Grove as wonderful creation called
up as by magicians wand in ten
years from sand and bushes to be the
great thing it now is. 1t is really a
city beside the solemn sea. 1t IL great
ly improving and nobody known where
unto it will lead. is said as many AZ
seventy thousand have been on the
grounds in one day. An excursion
arrived Tuesday of "a cars, four excur-
had arrived Oh a previous day. The
association has bought an additional
piece of ground for $1,000 and every
thing points to increased prosperity.
The transaction of the association
amounted to II hundred thousand dol
lars the past year. What they make
they put on the ground and expend in
improvements. No one who has
been there can conceive of the granduer
beauty and exclusiveness of Ocean
Grove AMI Asbury Park. The board
ing houses have all been prosperous,
including tnose from Wilmington.
The mo.aity of the place is uhques.
toned aud nothing but happiness seems
to prevail among the people. 70 the
religious clement in its conception and
government every body attributes its
great prosperity. The Wilmington
conference preachers seem to have
found their way in goodly numbers to
the grove, and all give good report of
the place. 1t was said, "see Venice
and die we say, "see Ocean Grove be-
fore you die.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
A Prince Baptized,

The infant son of the Crown Princess
of Brazil and Of the Comte d'Eu was
baptized August 9th The name given
ta the young prince Is AMtpni,s- Fis
godfather is the Due de Moutepensier
and bis godmother the Princess de Join
vile, who Is a sister of Dom Pedro
The health of the youthful Dom An
tonia is excellent. He lisa robust baby
This will be cause of peculiar salts
faction to his parents and relatives gen
orally, inasmuch as his elder heother is
acrofulous and not likely to grow nD tc
man estate. His health is very bad
and his mind precociously eager and
sensitive.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
Red Men ia FlOfiAa.

The Weekly Florida Telegraph, pub
lished vt Starke, Florida, has the fol-
lowing which will be read with interest
by a large number of our readers, e.
pecially Red Men of this city
| Mattahoon Tribe, No. II, OF Whining
ton Delaware, of the Improved Order
of Red Men, Of which Geo. Frank Hsll,
the Vice Great Incohonce of Florida,
was formerly a member appreciating
the progress made in the establishment,
of four Tribes of this order in Florida.
and the erection of the Wigwam in
Starke by Osceola Tribe No. l, have
notified Mr.. Hall that their Tribe have
shipped from Philadelphia, by steamer
on the 18th of August, to his address, .
large bell, to be placed in the cupola
of the Wigwam, as present from that
Tribe. 1t is expected that the bell will
arrive in this city during next week
and will be formally accepted by OsceO-
lc Tribe, No. l, and placed in position
in the cupola.
Mattahoon Tribe, No. II, Of Dela-
ware is one of the many Tribes of this
order who delight to work for the
principles of tie Order and appreciate
the work done by their brothers in
Florida.
The following is a description of the
Wigwam In which the bell presented
by Mattahoon Tribe of this city is hung:
The Red Mems Wigwam is rapidly
approaching completion. This build
ing is IS feet long, 80 feet wide and two
stories high, and will be one of the
most attractive buildings we know of
outside of Jacksonville. The firststory
is to be used entirely as Hall and will
be decided improvement on the Roper
Hall at Gainesville. When completed
we shall endeavor to give our readers q
perfect description of this building and
its internal arrangements. The Portica
on the East or front end of the Wigwam
is II feet high the first Balcony Is
feet, second Balcony Il feet and Belfry
10 feet, forming, altogether, q Tower 10
feet high.