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The south Carolina Railroad

CHARLESTON, 8. c.. October I'm the
South Carolina Railroad case in the United
States Circuit Court to-day Judge Bond
overruled the exceptions and confirmed the
sale of the road to Messrs. Barnes. Stout,
Higginson, Sloan and Browley. Notice of
an appeal to the United States Supreme
Court was then given on behalf of Cockroft,
who excepted to the confirmation of the
sale
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manchester Marker.

LONDON, October 7.-The Manchester
Guardian this morning says: "There is a
little more activity, and in some departments
full prices are realized in some cases,
but more frequently sellers, influenced by
the decline in cotton and the advance in the
bank rate, have given way slightly. The
finer qualities of cotton are firm but the sales
are small as rule. The demand for yarns
for China is dull There is very little busi-
ness In cloth for India and China. The sales
reported are chiefly for the home and the
smaller foreign marketan
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Grs Lncv Mccormick. Covinrt,

Mrs. Lucy Z. Mccormick, Covington, KY,
writes: "MY constitution was completely
shattered by rheumatism. I suffered in-
tensely; stimulants only gave me temporary
relief. tried Browns Iron Btters. 1t has
cured me completely. and 1 believe perma-
nently. After using two bottles, felt bet
ter and stronger than ever did in all my
life before"
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Extraordinary Precautions for the
CZaF.

BERLIN, October 7-Advices from st. Pc
tersburg say that the most comprehensive
measures have been taken for the safety of
the Annithkotf Palace, the Czar's favOrite
st. Petersburg residence. A subteIraneau
passage has been constructed around the
palace which can be patrolled by sentinels
and Immediately placed under water The
Cgar is negotiating for the purchase OF va
rious houses surrounding the palace.
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Where for twenty wears a person ha(

Where for twenty years person had no
movement of the bowels without medicine
or mechanical means, months use Of
TUFTS Pills completely restored the bowels
10 natural regularity. They are composed
OF innocent herbs and are incapable of
hurting the most delicate constitution, yet
sure to cleanse the bowels and blood OF all
impurities.--Ad0.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08
Mob Law in North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, October IA special to
the Star from Lincoln says: GA man named
Church, confined in Jail at Newton, Cataw-
ba county, charged with the murder OF Miss
Thompson, in Alexander county last Au-
gust, was taken out and hanged by a mob
last night. 1t is feared that q man named
Rockery, implicated in the same murder
and now in jail at Statewide, will also be
lynched."
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American checks 10 Communism.

DUBLIN, October 7.-Prof. Goldwin Smith.
.ddrsssjn- the Social Science Congress to-
dav. pointed out he example Of America
relative to the settlement of .hs land ques-
tlon. There was, he said, very little social
ism there for property had guard consist
ing of freehold farmers, and liberty, with
the love Of which the people were thorough
ly imbued, was opposed as much as property
to communism. In no community was
wealth had to q greater extent for public
benefit than in America.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08
FOundered In a Gale.

FORTRESS MONROE, October 7.-On We'd
nesdaY during the heavy gale the schooner
James L Hewitt. from Washington for Nor
folk, anchored off Newport, foundered. The
Captain, mate and two men we're rescued
the same day by the British bark Reveller,
and subsequently landed at Fortress Mon
roe. The other two men took the yawl,
which was afterwards picked up bottom up
wards by the bark Harriet Jackson.
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LimerIck,a Rold maKor.

LONDON, October 7.-The Mayor of Lin
erick, commenting on the refusal of the
government 10 grant a sworn inquiry into
the recent riots. said that he would wait
upon every Irish member of Parliament and
insist on an inquiry, and that he would call
a monster meeting to condemn the refusal;
and added that he dared the government, at
their peril. to proclaim this meeting.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08

Held Rail.

PHILADELPHIA, October 7-Rugene vii
lette, Thomas s. Coons and Daniel Mona
mara, the Business CommitteeIof Pbiladel
phia Typographical Union No. 2, were given
hearing this morning, charged with con-
spiracy to interfere with workmen en-
ployed in the establishment of ShArmen 4
Co, and were held in 5000 bail.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08
The Peabody Fund trustees.

SEw YORK, October THE Trustees Of
the Peabody Fund met to-day, and having
approved the reports from the different
committees, adjourned until next October.
President Winthrop announced that An
thony J. Drexel, of Philadelphia, had ac-
cspted the place on the board made vacant
by the death Gf George w. Riggs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08

PORT ROYAL, October z "A colored sailor
named Cooley, on the United States steam
launch Seaweed, fell overheard last night
snt was drowned before assistance could be
rendered. 1t is said he was intoxicated ard
persisted in walking about the deck. The
body has not vet been recovered,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08
Arrest of Many NIhii,sts.

LONDON, October THE Berlin CORE.
Ipondent Of the Morning Post says he has a
communication from st. Petersburg an
nonncing that the headquarters of the Nihi
liets have been diseoYered, and that sixty
arrests have been made
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The Cholera In Mecca.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, October lord Duf-
FERN, the British Ambassador to Turkey,
hsving asked the Porte to send competent
doctors to Mecca, the Vice President Of the
Sanitary Committee with staff has proceed
ed thither to take measures to prevent the
spread of the cholera.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08
Crushed 90 Death In Cog WheeIs.

New brunswick, N. j., October 7.-Jos.
Vannuis, aged As years, was killed this
morning by falling into the gearing of a
Jack machine at Hosiery factory here. He
was crushed In the cog wheels.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08

LONDON, October THE British Board of
Trade returns for September show a de-
crease In the value of imports of 91, ,0S4, 102,
ard an increase in the value of exports of
eS79,2l6, as compared with the same month
of last yeaE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08
An Outlaw Sentenced.

GALL EsToN, October IAN Austin spe-
cial says: Ham White, the noted highway
man of Texas, recently arrested in New
Mexico, has been sentenced to the peniten-
tlary for ninety-nine years"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08
The TransvaaI Question.

LONDON, October THE EllH Mall Ga
zette, Of this evening, understands that
under no circumstances are the objections
of the Beers to the convention likely to be
carried to the length of an armed protest.
1t also urges concession.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

A telegram from Washington has hurried
the departure of Senator VOORHEES,, and he will
not lecture here tonight on Thomas Jeffer-
son. as announced by the Young Mems Lii
brary Association.
Senators Brown, Vance and voorhees, will
leave Tor Washington on the noon train to-day,
having been summoned there by special tele-
grams to participate in the Democratic eau
cuses called for the purpose Of taking action
as to the Senate organization.
Much OF the SUCCESS Ia getting the musical,
mllltarY and other organizations out to the Ex-
position grounds promptly, to form the grand
procession, was due 10 the rare skill and sue
cess cf Mr.. B W. Wrenn, of the famous Ken
nesaw Route in managing crowds without de-
lay ar confusion.
The first man to have his entire exhibit in
order and open to public inspection. SO far as
could see, was DR.. D. B. Plumb. the live and
progressive President Of the Georgia Paint
Company, of Augusta, who gave his personal
attention and energy to the arrangemf ut OF hig
fue exhibits OF tRe paints prepared by his
company from Georgia material,
TIE PRESS REPRESENTATIVES,.
The press representatives were abundantlv
supplied with pencils and scratch books" on
their table by Mr.. John c. Campbell who is as
polite as he Is efficient in his department Mr.
George M. Harris, who had in charge the az:
rangements for the grand stand, did some of
the best aud quickest work eyer executed on
similar occasion, and won the hearty thanks of
asl Nh9 enjoyed the eomfortsand conveniences
OF his laboFs.
The head Of the press table was ably presided
over by Mrs. Emily V Battey, of the editorial
stan OF the New York Daily Sun, Georgia lady
OF rare intellectual culture and one of the best
female journalists In America. She is a sister
OF Mrs Col. j. S. Prather, of this city, and was
q Miss Verdery
There was fine representation of the lead
ing journals of the country. either by local cor
respondents or by special details from the
home Offices. I have only space to note them
collectively. There were GrastY, Miller Ray
tnond CW- j., Dunlap. Gilmore. Hemphill o.
c. Rose, Foard Graves Sawyer Cunningham,
Martin, Small, Clayton, Herbert, Posten Bran
nan, and others whose names did not learn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08

Improper medicines only aggravate human
diseases. Don't experiment with your health.
II YOU don't Just know what ails you, use
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t viii strengthen you
and assist nature in removing every symp-
tom of distress.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08
AFFAIRS In ATLANTA,
GOSSIPPY GLEANINGS FROM THE
GATE CITY.

A Glance at the Weather-TInOr
TOpics-The Cotton Exposition
This. That and the Other-LegIsIa-
tive GOssip-The Press Representa-
tives - Personal Mention Final
Paragraphs-G General and Special.
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.---.i, Press Association.

--,.-sred a ,be Post Office in Sa-
-- second Class VI after.
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Esnosito fnIrona.

LoEDos, October 7.-Esposito, the al
legged brigand, on landing at Rotterdam
from the steamer P. Csland, was placed In
irons
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08

ATLANTA, October 6-Yesterday was a
lovely day indeed, sunny and cloudy by turns,
and just cool enough, with steady breeze, to
make it comfortable anywhere out of doors.
But last night sudden change came on and
overcoats, blankets and more cover on the
beds was the general cry, followed this morn
ing by fresh demand for fires in hotels and
boarding houses
Since nine O'Clock. however the weather has
moderated, and is almost as pleas ant as it was
on yesterday. While the visitors to the Expo
sttlon grounds are few, the workmen form
small regiment, and such cool weather enables
them to push ahead the completion of the
buildings.
1t is pleasing thing to the managers to real
lze that none of the delay has been caused by
bad weather, the entire period since work COM
menced not showing a half dozen days too
stormy for men to prosecute their labors out of
doors. To this fact is due much of the success
in getting the main building ready.
The financial success of the Exposition will
now depend en- tirey upon the weather The
mass Of the exhibits are already here. the
buildings are so near completed that bad
weather will hardly stop their progress. the
labor of arranging the exhibits can go on with
little delay or damage. But fair weather will
be absolutely necessary to ensure a crowd of
visitors large enough to pay the daily expenses
of the Exposition,
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PhiIadeIphIn,. Help for mIchigaD.


PHILADELPHIA, October THE sub
scriptions to the Michigan fund in this city
now amount to $2O,596.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08
Eeaal ADtices.

4 EORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY. - Whereas,
~ JOHN FEELY has applied at tke Court
OF Ordinary for Letters Dismissory as Guar
dian for JOHN T, O'CONEOR.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ali
WnoI1l fs may concern, to be and appear before.
said Court to make objection lf any they
have) on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
NOVEMBER NEXT, otherwise said letters win
be granted
Witness the Honorable JOHN O. FERRTLL,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this 3Oth day OF
September, 1881.
HAMPTON L. FERRI.L
Clerk O. O. c. G.
~ EORGIA. CHATHAM CoCNTY. - Notice is
" hereby given to ali persons concerned that
l have made application to the Honorable
the Court OF Ordinary OF Chatham county for
an order of court authorizing the sale of the
improvements on lot number eighteen CASTOR
ward, city Of Savannah, for the purpose of
payment of debts and for distribution. and
that said order will be granted at the Novens-
Der Term Q8S1) Of said court, unless Objections
are fled thereto.
SEPRENBER 30, 1881.
ELLA PEYTON.
Administrative estate Martin Peyton. deceased
~ EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notice is
" hereby given to all persons interested
that have made application to the Honora-
for an order of court authorizing the sale Of
ali OF the real estate belonging TO the estate.
Of JOSEPHINE MIRAULT, deceased, for the.
purpose of payment OF debts and for distribla-
ton, and that said order will be granted at the
November Term usS1), of said court. unless OBJ
jeetions are filed thereto.
SEPTEMBER 30, 1881.
ALBERT JACKSON.
Administrator estate Josephine Mirault' de-
ceased.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08
THIS, THAT AND THE OTHER.

Col ]. R. Towers of Rome, who has been
appointed Assistant Keeper of the Peniten-
tiary, is well known to the boys of the
Chatham Artillery. and to the survivors of the
gallant old Eighth Georgia Regiment
Visitors seem to fully indorse the statement
of Director Gener 4 Kmbal, iu his Opera
House speech, that no other city in the world
with only tws nty-fve thousand white inhabi.
tants, would have had the GttdGcitp to invite a
Worlds Fair within its borders. The result of
this audacity is awaited with considerable
anxiety.
Hon. w. A. Huff, of the Markham House
whose ripe experience in handling crowds al
State Fairs in Macon gives great weight to his
opinion on the subject, st,ll asserts that At
lanta can handle thecrowds that will pour in
here during the next three months. At all
events the grand opening day has passed ana
there was plenty room everywhere for twice
as many Visitorg.
Augusta is not the sole place In Georgia
where the military spirit is at a low ebb and
companies are disbanding. Columbus, Macon
and Atlanta are In the same condition, and l
see no immediate prospect Of any improve
ment. The Atlanta Grays BattaliH.., is GREAT
ly reduced, and the tetoo City Guard. although
CLAIMING 8. membership Of over eightr. now
turns out less than thirty men Savannah
alone seems to hold her own In military enshu-
siasm.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08
dINoR TOPICS.

General George T. Anderson cold Tige'D
assures me that he has resigned his position as
Chlef OF Police in Atlanta. and will remove to
Alabama, where he lately married. His sue
cessor is not yet named.
One of the conspicuous figures at the Ex-
position yesterday was Hon. Alfred T. Cos
horn, of Cincinnati, who will be remembered
as the distinguished Director General Of the
Philadelphia Centennial
The Atlanta public school teacher, who is
said to rival the celebrated Mrs Langtry, the
is the accomplished sister of the author Of
The Marahle Family" a prize story in the
MORNINGS News Serials
Savannah is not the only city in Georgia
where back doors, or even front side DOORS of
barrooms are kept open on Sunday. Atlanta
can beat Savannah two to one in this trick.
and have fifty other places as a reserve where
poor whisky can be had at almost any hour Of
the day. Ihe same Is also true of our nu-
merOus gambling saloons
The emigration season has opened lively in
Georgia, and almost daily crowd of emigrants
leave Atlanta for Texas or that vicinity De
spite the license tax of five hundred dollars
(Which is always avOided). the emigrant agents
do a very profitable business making this cty
their headquarters. 1t seems strange to North
ern and Western visitors to see so many people
leaving such State as Georgia, and one too
whose grand agricultural. mineral and manu-
featuring resources are inviting immigration
within her borders.
The medical fraternity Of Savannah will
heartily welcome the Atlanta Medical Register,
which succeeds a former publication. and
which is to be ably edited by Dr. James B.
Raird and DR.. J. Thad job son. The publisher,
Mr.. H. Fl. Dickson, is one of the best and most
enterprising young printers and publishers in
Atlanta, and will make his department always
attractive The first issue contains articles OF
interest from the cultured pens of Drs j. G.
LeHardy, of Savannah; T. S. Hopkins Of
Thomasville; A. W. Calhoun, of Atlanta; Seth
n. Jordan, of Columbus and other able
writer's. Drs. J. G.. Thomas, VIM Duncan, r.
J. Num-, of Savannah; V. H. Taliaferro, ]. p.
Logan of Atlanta; F. A. Stanford, of Colum
bus, and Henry F. Campbell of Augusta, are
among the regular contributors.
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OUR NEwsPAPsRs.

The Savannah MoRNINa NEws continues TO
be the paper for this section Its subscription
list is constantly increasing. A newsdealer
told me that thew sold five copies OF the NEWS
where they sold one of any other paper. The
WEEKLY NEWS is the great fsyoFite all through
the country. The only complaint hear is OF
the peculiar regularity with which the mails
fail to reach Thomasville sometimes occurring
twice in a week. The regularity is the most
remarkable part OF the business Although
this occurs the Postmaster. Mr. Deekle, is
making every effort to correet the matter.
JACS PLANE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08

, The public acts for 1S8O-S1, to be published
by Hon. W. H. Harrison, will be ready for dis
tribution in few days, and will contain all the
important legislation OF the last session
Some or the doctors who were most active in
securing the passage of the bill to authorize
Coroners and others to give unclaimed dead
bodies to medical colleges do not appreciate the
motives of the Governor for putting his veto on
the measure. II was first killed in the House
and then in the Senate, but reconsideration in
both cases prolonged It's life until the veto
killed il dead
The idea is erroneous that the general rail-
road bill passed during the last week of the
session will shorten the labor of future leaisla-
tors to any great extent. Georgia is now Gov
ersd over with new railroad charters and there
viii be room for but few more in the imme-
dlate future. The largest bills are not railroad
charters, but charters for cities % of one thou.
sand or less inhabitants, and bills creating
City Courts, some Of which cast the State a
thousand dollars or more in their passage
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rHE PRoPIrs b FARMINa.


The question hsS been asked me- why don't
Savannah make an effOFt to hold the trade Of
this sectionf The natural cbanEsl is toward
Savannah, but ir is being forced elsewhere. l
have not seen a Savannah man here. and yet
q number Of men representing the commercial
interests IF Montgomery, Macon and Atlanta
and Louisville anc Cincinnati are TO be found
here almost every day. The people here have
co1ns to the conclusion that Savannah don't
want to deal with them, and hence they have
sought business connections elsewhere. one
tbilSS is very evident-the people are losing
their sy -upavhy for Savannah and her CONNER
cisI inferrsis This ought not 50 70 be.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-28

arc very heavy. and we cannot promote the
string bean. We will do what is right, but
we cannot work. The Indian cannot hunt the
potato bug when the deer aud antelope are
ripe. We cannot dig post holes in the hot sun
when the chase calls upon him TO 90 forth in
to the forest.
Here, where we have roamed through the
tall grass and hunted the bulfdlo, the pale face
asks us to dig irrigation bitches and pillow the
green earth with n rebellions mule.
Here, when our war cry has been answered
back by the giant hills. we are told to. whack
bulls and join the church.
They cone TO ms and tell us TO go TO school
wear pants. They ask US TO learn the Ian
guage of the pale face, and go to Congress
They send men TO us who want us 10 learn to
spell and wear suspenders.
We cannot do this. We are used to the
WAYS Of our people. Our customs are as old
as the universe. We scratch cur backs against
the mountain pine as my people did thousand
years ago. We cannot change. We can leave
our land, bat we cannot change our socks
every spring and Go as the white man does.
We can 90 away from our homes and live in
a strange land, but we cannot wear open back
shirts and lead in paayer.
Warriors, we will 30 to the land our white
father has given MS. We will take our squaws
aud our yeller dogs, our wigwams and our
feas.
We will go to our new home beyond the
river now. and when the autumn comes we
will take b;idal tour back TO this country.
We will construct n holocaust, whatever
that is, and spatter the intellectual faculties
of the ranchers all over the country.
That is ALL am DONE have made my
remarks. have twittered my twit