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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-05
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-05

Exhausted and enfeebled constitutions
suffering from dyspepsia, nervousness and
general weakness cured by Browns Iron
Bitters.
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STATE OF THE BUSINESS.

am indebted to Hon. w. H. Harrison, of
Stewart. the efficient and amiable Assistant
Clerk, for the following statement of the bust
ness Of the House yesterday noon. Total bills
and resolutions introduced in the House to
date: Resolutions 129, bills 1885, Total I1i9.
House bills now on hand for third reading
139; for second reading (favorably reportedl
so; for second reading (adverely reported), 19i
on the table 81; with Senate amendments, s.
in the hands of committees, 205. Total 624
This total shows an immense amount of work
still on hand to be completed.
Senate bills in House for first reading 5; for
second reading 2; for third reading 20; resolu-
tions 10; in hands Of committees 18; total 63
Some of these bills, say IS, are to appropriate
House in committee of the whole; and If fa-
vorably considered, passed by q call of the
yeas and nays; ell of which will occupy con
siderable time. For this reason as well as for
others, not necessary to mention, 1 think an
adjournment on the 29Sh, will leave consid-
cradle business not finished
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-05

The Aberdeen (Scotland) herring fish.
ing feet has been caught in gale OF
PeteThead. One account states that
hundred boats are still at sea. 1t is
feared that there will be considerable
loss of life.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE Institute

o1ACR1ONs f1hO1RIh.
Mrs. Gen. j. E. B. stuart. Principal.
MRS. STUART viii be aided by a full corps
WI of superior teachers. The Principal do
sires to make teaching and training Thorough,
and to promote the best condition of mind and
heart Terms reasonable. Al extravaganza
opposed. The next session begins September
18th, and continues nine months. Catalogue
sent upon application to the Principal
MRS. j. e. b. STUART, Staunton, Va.
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Ned Ruen. Roaheea.

Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, mosqui-
toes, insects, etc. cleared out by sRough
on Rats" 15e. boxes at druggists.
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Letter from Suwannee County, Fla.

LITTLE RIVER, FLA. September 1.-Editor
Morning Net1S: News items are scarce here
at this writing. However, l will give you
few items. We have little sickness, caused,
I suppose. by the sudden changes of the
weather. We have, generally speaking, very
healthy locality. Cotton is shedding its fruit.
and there will not be so much made as was first
hoped for. We have a farmers club started
on the following plan: Each member to pay
so much, enough in the aggregate to make
fifty or one hundred dollars; each member to
plant one acre Of corn and TO compete for the
prize. / think it would be advisable to expert
ment a little in the way of truck farming; also
to see who can raise the most and earliest
vegetables. II they are produced early they
will undoubtedly pay. We have had an abund-
ant supply of fruit this year. but the crop is
now about exhausted. You see by this that
we are lacking for late fruit also early; we
only have the middle crop. Your correspond
ent has made a small purchase in the way of
early fruit, such as peaches, grapes mulber-
ries. locusts, pears, ETC., with which to expert
ment.
The Live Oak and Rowlands Bluff railroad
surveyors have finished their survey from Live
Oak to the Bluff, and are now surveying from
the Bluff to Bronson. We hope soon to hear
the locomotive in our pine forest This road
will open up good timber and truck farming
country, and the people along the line
viii readily engage therein as soon as trans
pOrtation is afforded.
Since commenced my letter learn Of cater
pillars having made their appearance in the
cotton fields; hOwever, they viii not DO much
damage except to late ard new ground cotton
Of which there is no great deal Your CORES
pOndent presented the editor Of the Live Oak
Bulletin with a melon which weighed forty
two and half pounds. also had one that
tipped the beam at fifty pounds. The seed
came from Washington. and the melons are
calle6 the Buncomb. This sho what can be
done in the melon line in Suwannee, with tut
little care and expense, yet some say they do
not pay.
Some of our neighbors speak of subscrib-
ing to the WEEKLY NEws. We would say TO
them, take it and you'll read nO,other; take It
and keep posted with the times; take it and
educate your children; take it and be wise
Now. readers, this is no paid for puff but given
gratis. The paper richly deserves all that can
be said in its behalf BooT.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-05

H.t LEGISLATIVE GOSSIP.
The Finance Committee report in favor Of
turning the dog law question over 70 vote Of
the people. Thisis the only way it can ever be
settled.
The same committeereport in favor Of new
Code, and recommend the one now being pre-
pared by Judge George N. Lester, the Hon
Walter B. Hid. and Mr. Rowell
l was misled in regard to the fate of the con-
Wet lease bill in the Senate being told that GER
tain Senators would support it. They Were
however, found on the other side when the
matter came up for action. v-r.
1t Is surprising to see the House waste. as 1t
frequently does. half an hour over a little mat
ter which might by judicious action be dispos-
ed of in five minutes at the very longest Yet
this thing seems hard to suppress.
The passage of the bill to give the University
$4,000. for the purpose of rebuilding the col
lege edifce at Dahlonega, was gratifying to its
the President Of the Board Of Trustees. whose
personal sacrifices and earnest iabors alone Sc
cured the final success of the bill.
The Hon. II. G.. Turner, of Brooks Con-
gresham elect from the Second district. was
in the House few days ago. and the hearty
greeting of his old associates must have been
most gratifying to him. No member OF the
House ever left 1t more hon0red and respected
for his high character and amiable qualities.
He will be equally honored in Congress.
In the Senate there are tweDty-four farmers,
fifteen lawyers, five doctors, one merchant, one
school teacher. and one steam saw mill pro-
prietor AS this total makes forty-seven, and
there are only forty-four Senator's it is neces-
sary to state that three OF the Senators are in
two kinds Of business, and / credit each bust
ness with full representative, Only one
Senator Mcdaniel was reelected; all the
others are new men.
The bill prepared by Mr.. Nathan K. Plat
shek as Secretary of the Louise King Associa-
ton of Savannah, to amend the present law
preventing and Furnishing cruelty to animals,
so as to secure more general and prompt
suppression of such cruelty, and a more
speedy punishment of the offender has been
favorably reported upon by the Judiciary
Committee and read the second time in the
House. 1t will be passed in due time,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-05

is at present, and the weather IS favorable.
Attorney General MeVeagh said this after
noon that he did not consider that the gas
trie troubleof last night would interfere IN
any manner with the Presidents removal.
DR.. Reyburn, in conversation with rep
resentative of the Associated Press this af-
terncon, said the patient was as well as
could be reasonably expected. The vomit-
lag, which occurred last night, had entailed
no unfavorable results. There had been
more or less trouble at different times re-
Gently from the secretion OF phlegm
in the throat, he said, but no
particular importance had been at
tached thereto, because the occurrences
did not in any seribus way affect the
stomach. In reply to question as to when
the President would probably be moved,
DIR. Reyburn said he thought not before
Wedn esday, but that the earliest opportu-
nifty would be taken advantage of. "Of
course" concluded the doctor, SIT entirely
depends on the PATIENTS condition and
surrounding circumstances, such as the
weather"
TALK WITH DIR BLISS.
The following dialogue occurred between
DR.. Bliss and a representative OF the Asso-
ciated Press this evening:
'How is the President" ?"
she is doing very nicely Indeed"
"Any more vomiting ?n n.,.--
"None at all. +"
"Wil last nights disturbance of the stom-
aeh interfere with the Presidents re-
moval ?" ----..
''Not necessarily"
"When will you remove him?" e.
"It has not yet been finally determined,
but as soon as possible"
''How is the glandulsr complication pro-
gressing?p sa.--rs -4 ....,e --f
1.-THE swelling Is ABOUT all gone, but there
is still some discharge"
s BLAINE 70 LOWELL.
Secretary Blaine sent the following cable
gram tonight to Minister Lowell, London
"Last night the President did not rest well,
and twice during the night his stomach was
so disturbed that he Vomited. During the
day he has been better and has swallowed
his usual quantity OF food and retained 1t.
His pulse. however, has been higher than
for the two preceding days. His surgeons
do not think he hasilost gIOund, but he GER
tainly has not gained since last nights dis
patch. At this hour, half past ten, he is
quietly sleeping"
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TONE0&.

uTYETH's Elixir Calisaya, Iron and sirych-
w mia, Hegeman's Elixir Calisaya and Iron.
Fubbel's Elixir Calisaya and Iron Wheeler's
Compound Elixir OF Phosphates and Calisaya.
Caswell's Beef, Wine and Iron, Wyeth's Beef,
Wine and Iron, and other Tonics, at
STRONG'S DRUG STORE.
Cor. Bull and Perry street lane
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-05
Eenrgia AhaIrs.

Rezisterad at she POsE Oeace IN Sc
Vaansh - second Glass Matter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-05
NOTICE.

"E have this day admitted Mr.. L. CHAR
w RIER a partner in our business, the firm
name remaining as heretofore.
GAUDRY & WALKER.
SAvANNAH, September LIST, 1881.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-05
NOTICE.

NTE have purchased the CLUB STABLE.
w and are prepared to furnish close and
open Carriages, Top and No-Top Blggies.
Personal attention given to boarding Horses
Connected with Telephone Exchange
GLEASON q HARMON
Busby's Anti-ElectrIc Alarms and
Call Bells
CAN be attached to any door knob. apd adj
" Justahie as an alarm or call bell Livery
housekeeper in this community should nave
one. IT Is a protection aeainst sneak thieves
JAAizS MCKINLEY,
York near Bull stieet.
Also on exhibition at PALMER BROS.
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his limbs were growing rigid and there was an
unnatural clinching Of the jaws. This, Of
course, caused great alarm and general COM
motion throughout the household. The
smoking Of the wound with burnt flannel and
OF sugar placed on burning Goals seemed To
yield considerable relief. Dr. Roberts sue
ceeded in removing promptly the offending
fragment, and allayiDg the keen pain Of the
sufferer"
Atlanta Constitution: ''The people Of
Georgia will regret to learn that the trouble
with Mr.. Hills tongue has necessitated his re-
tIrn 70 fnnadelphia. Upon the spot from
which the old cancer was taken a few days
ago appeared white granuIatiOn about the
size OF the nnger nail He asked for an exaui-
hation OF this at the hands IF Dr. W F. West
moreland. DR.. Westmoreland stated that it
was best for him to return to Philadelphia at
once, that Dr. Gross, who had performed the
nrst operation, might examine his tongue
Mr.. Hill left on Wednesday evening and on
yesterday afternoon Mr. B. H. Hill. Jr., re-
celVed telegram stating that another opera
uOn was necessary and would he performed
on Monday: He viii leave the city to day for
Philadelphia, where he will Join his father
and remain with him until he is able to leave
Tor home. The news will sadden the hearts of
thousands throughout the State, and all will
JON IN the prayer that this operation may
effect a final cure"
Columbus Enquirer Sun September %: yes
terday morning. at the residence Of
General s. G. French in Wynn
ton, Ex-Governor James NJ. Smith snd
Mrs. Florids Wellborn. Of this city, were
United in marriage, Bishop George F. Pierce
performing a very impressive and beautiful
ceremony. The bridal couple, accompanied
by the bishop, took the II: 80 train for Macon
From there Gov. Smith and his bride will leave
for New York via Atlanta, where they will
spend some time. visiti Saratoga Niagara
aud ether summer resorts North. Having oe-
cupied the Gubernatorial chair of Geo gia,
the highest honor the people of the Stat J
could confer. Governor Smith Is well known
and has the distinction Of being one OF the best
chief executives the State has ever had
While he is as firm as the rock OF Gibraltar
he combines the highest ord-r of talent and
judgment, generally being right in his conclu-
siOns. He is one OF the most rom nent men
IN the South, and has won the heart and hand
OF a lady, who in each and every particular. Il
proper companion for the di tinguished gen
tleman to whom she has plighted her troth. .
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-05

ATLANTA. September We are having mild
weather, a little sultry, but prefer this kind to
that which visited us on Saturday night and
Sunday e' 4
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HENRY G. HALLowELL. A. M.

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EDGWORTH BOARDING AND DAY
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School year will begin on THURSDAY, Sep
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LEeIsI-AT1yE GOSSIP.

On all sides have heard the most sympa-
thetic expressions in regard to the people of
the coast who suffered so terribly during the
awful storm of Saturday and Sunday.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-05

NEW ORLEANS, September Especial
dispatches TO the Democrat from all parts
Of the cotton country make the following
showing of the present condition of the
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WHEN he Will BE MOVED.

1t is generally conceded by those ae-
quainted with the facts that the President
win be removed between to morrow and
Wednesday, providing no set back occurs,
and he remains in as good condition as he
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A dispatch, dated Tucson, Arizona, says:
''The Star has just received the following
from Camp Thomas, September 8: sThe re-
ports from the vicinity of Fort Apache re-
specting the hostiles are confirmed there,
with fresh arrivals of Indian runners, but
no message from Major Cochrsne or the
troops sent to relieve him has been received.
In the attack on the post the Indians
were reckless and defiant, one of
them ding General Carr's horse into the
parade ground, wheeling and firing as he
passed out. He is brother Of CiVina, and
is Mexican captive among the Apaches-
Troops are being hurried forward, and
strong reinforcements are needed. report
comes in that In the attack on the post a
Lieutenant and seven men were killed. If
this is true, 1t was probably Lieutenant
Gordon, of the Sixth Cavalry"
The following is the latest official dis
patch:
"CAMP THOMAS, September 3, P. M.-The
southern territory Is not believed to be in
any danger. Cheri Cahua and the agency
Apaches are reported all quiet. The news
from the Carr disaster is not contradfcted.
The southern posts are still garrisoned, and
troops are being pushed forward day and
night. HASKELL, A. D. G.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-05

Southern Home SCho0I for Girls
1877 & 1879 N CHARLES ST., BALTIMORE, MD.
MRS. W. NJ. CARY. MISS CARY. Establish
VI ed 1872 French the language Of the
school.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-11

BARTER 9auaiIIe bel Der Grobsruns bss
@itercieniertloifets pom GrisoIst isine el item
9orbeern pfdden Dor einisen Slhrsu
CAB IS fir ihn nod tsins iociuls 5rass:
I'll ny a pas de question sociale"; in isis
ner Yrosrammreoe basessn, pel4e sr neus
LID Dor ben BARTER gommIs unb &suuern
i'm E,ocabero belt. ertldrts er ii9 ais
Ultra Socialiif. Der Staat auein Tonne
oas eriebute Sleidssui6t, bic SoIioaritdt,
ME es IN Der bemotratil9en S1uIs bsiBt,
bs,beifibreu; er miiie Der Rruntbsit, benz
@lenb, ben Observation-Disclosures iouie allen
griitsnsfrossn feline Gbdtieteit suusnSsn.
Die idlimmite uno ssfdbrIi4fts ~iociale
&ranfbsit blsi5t fir ben 0ossn6ruber Der
a6srsIaubs. b. 3 bas gbriltsnibum unb
bic Rslision iibsrbaupt. Oarum bat er
BON Der bic Raursrbspiie: INSTRUCTION
o~bllgatoire. gratuite ct laique" auf feline
Sabine sei9rteben; oarum bat er ben Ras
tboIifsn ale friberen grrunseni5uf.en ent'
r,fen, i5re unipsrlttdten uerni5tet, bic See
iuitsn psrilst uno ben ObIisaiorii9.n reIis
sionsIoisn ltaGtIibsn llnterri5t in Rdmmer
unb Seuat eurGgelsst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-11
(S&lub fOlst }
0ambetta bis gum 8. SUM-
1881.

llnm6sIid7 glie unb nimmsr! lie moi
impossible nest pas ~francais!~ risf emf
NapoIeon. Aud ole ibsrral9enbltsn I'm
itIdse In Der 0feutIiden Wsinuns, aud
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beta, finb In Srantrei9 bur9aus nidts
llnm6sIi4es. Der ,@ranb Orient" bate
ieiusm @rforsnsn ben Des CUR Rammer
seebnet, unb uubte aud aue 6inbsrni6s
gu beieitisen, bic elmer Disqualification bee
,fou furieux" i'm 0ese i~tanben. Die I'm
teriu4unss @ommiiton, usI9e bic Der
Ualtuns Der unfdbisitsn alsr Miniiterisn,
Der Mdnuer pom 4. September, uno INSIDE
ionbere ben Erpotass ibres bOien Genius
@ambetta Dor bic S9ranten Der Rammsl
CITIZEN iouts, biute iid in barinddisss
Sdweisen, bic 9ose puBte audi ben cor
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route uorjui4reibsn, uno ieIbit ais bsr
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l9iff in anosre 6abruaiisr gu lsntsn itrsbte.
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ben @ebeimbiinolern an benz Griumpbe bes
poa Gan Ssbaitian. @s
ni9t LANCE, unb @ambstta nah
6abrsr Der repabIitanii9en einfsn In
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-11

wautse, @isc beiimmt. Nadbem bic
ssw6bnliden Oantesbeidlihe ssfa6t wors
ben ua,en, uertasteu fid bic Delssaten.
gm @ssnb bislten bic 8icrp dibenten
md Gine S;sang Oh. Sier uon ,bnen mob
rsn in % f3uri, lie updbleu rod. sinen
Sinften, UNI bic Gebsngsises in Setieii
Der Sts,befahe ausiuatbeiteu uub oanr
osn 9icep,dibsntep Der @tonten ,ur De
sutudtuus su iiberienbsn. De . csprdit
benton beridten bann i5er bic @.isse gu
rid.
Vim Qonne, itOs fanb elm Gus lus in BIZ
umaesenb iiatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-11
A@tuns tbr 3atboiifea!
Sic Gtimrle Ocs ucrf. Yius TX,

Su uniern GGseu ideint bic 8oriebuns
Der tatboIi'5en Yrefie cine ~beipnbere Wlii:
Ron seseben gu baben. Gin iby tit es, bic
grunb Idse Der Srbnuns unb bss 9Ial'
Sens bort, no bisieIben berri9en, gu bepabs
rem unb is oa gu per5reitsu, NO @ottIos
Esteit unb cine falte @lsi6siltisteit biss
is!bsn in Sersefenbeit seratbsn lieBen. -
@tus TX. in einem S9rei6en pom 1851.
Dir eriu9en sic in~fdnSisit. allen benen
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bs:suiteben, bic, nit 9eit besabt unb nit
senisenbsr RenntniB ausseriitet, fid on
Bite Arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb Seituns
gen CUR 8srtbeibisuns unb @srbrsituns Der
tatbolii6eR 9ebre uer5fentIt9en. - @ncp:
elica Ptus TX.
Sic Stimmr 9cn's XIII.
Luceat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. Ell Dominus vos benedicat
(9aiIet euer 2i5t leu9ten Dor ben Wen.
ZEN, bumit fe euere suten @erte isbsu.
rlnb Der 6err sebe eud basu Seinen Se'
senD
SEQ XIII. an has In Yarma eri6einents
SIatt Luce" (9eu4te), slnfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-11

unb Gle @,ttnerunte, ifitun9en beliefen
iit auf S47 ,O5s 80. @s purbeu felt Der
Istten @%onpsutror i'm GenirGIusiein 20l7
WiiaIisber enlightenment nnb sos WatI'
sIisber entIafen.
Oer Yrdiibsnt fiste binsu, baB wobl
teine Organization in ben Der. Staatsn
einsu sirtisersa Seri6t hber Elm Sabr
aufusilsn Tonne.
6srr Spauntc,ff beridists, bab laut Der
Gmpfebluns in Der 25itsn General Ser
iommluns in ct. 9puis eiue tatbclii4s
Smmisratiorsssisuidaft sesiinhet wuibe.
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anIieblunssn an,uweiien. Der 8sii6t
purbe ad acta eele9t. unb iou etm Yro'o'
tOu einpe,lsibt werben.
Das gomite fur 6ldgen bradte einen
geridt eir, Der nit %einisen 4menoements
anQeEourmsn uurbe.
0as Spe;iaIcomite 3ur g~srutbuns bee
8Iaues fir BEN Witten. unb Battlefront
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