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CHAIRMAN sHERIFF's SALE.

FINDER and by virtue of mortgage f. IA
u isued out of Chatham Superior Court, in
favor of NELLIE E. MAYNARD VS.. JOHN v.
BARBEE, have levied upon the following
described property:
All that tract of land situate and being in the
county Of Chatham and State of Georgia, be-
ing a part of the Cedar Grove farm, and
bounded on the north and northwest by Tim
Der Landing creek. on the northeast by lands
of Mrs Anna Miller on the south and south
east by the Coast Line Railroad, and on the
southwest by the Coast Line Railroad; the
said tract of land containing seven acres, more
or less, together with the improvements there
on.
And will offer the said above described pro-
perty at public outcry, before the Court House
door of Chatham county, in the city or Savan-
nah, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN MARCH,
1881, during the legal hours Of sale. to satisfy
said mortgage q. ia.
Terms cash; purchasers paying for titles.
JOHN r. ROMAN,
feh1-Tu5t Sheriff G. Co Ga
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An Offer Unprecedented!

We have just received FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS worth
of Ladies' and Children'S On
DER YEAR from a MANU-
FACTURER'S AU CTIO N
SALE, which we will sell at
such prices that will enable the
public to procure the finest
goods at a mere nominal figure.
The remaining stock of Win
ter Goods we are selling off far
below actual cost.
Call early and secure a bar
gain.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. s. d. ROACH, successor to DR.. T.
~ Henry, has moved to i32 BROUGHTON
STREET. where he viii be pleased to see his
patients dec21-lm
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VAS ELINE e.

Il VASELINE CAMPHOR ICE, VASELINE
COLD CREAM. VASELINE SOAP, at
L. G. sTRONG's Drug Store,
jan25-tf Cor Bull and Perry street lane.
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feb1-Tu5t

n EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Il. ]. B.
NJ FAIRCHILDS and Fl. Fl. JONES viii APP
ply at the Court of Ordinary for Letters Dis
missory as Executors Of the win Of WILLIAM
P. WHITE, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom it may concern to be and appear before
said court, to make objection Qf any they havel
on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
MAY NEXT, otherwise said letters win be
granted.
WItnC IS the Honorable JOHN o. FERRIIL,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this 3lst day Of
January, 1881.
HAMPTON L. FERRILL,
fes1-1am3m Clerk @. o. @. @.
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~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - ALEXAN-
VI DER PRATT ADAMS win apply at the
Court of Ordinary for Letters Dismissory as
Administrator on the estate Of JAMES L. FA-
BAN, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all whom it may concern to be and appear be-
fore said court, to make objection Gf any they
have) on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
MAY NEXT, otherwise said letters will be
granted.
Witness the Honorable JOHN o. FKRRrI1. Or
binary for Chatham county, this 31st day Of
January, 1881.
HAMPTON L. FERRILL
feb1-1am3m Clerk c. o. CO
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WANTEp, a respectable ,,,~
w and TO do general house,sa,Irs Is n
New Houston street, third doos lr.
son street. o0or Wes,a'a.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-01

EoRGIA, CHATHAM County. - WILLIAM
Vt NEYLE HABERSHAM win apply at the
Court of Ordinary for Letters Dismis sorry as
Administrator de bonis non cum testamento
annexo on the estate OF ROBERT HABER-
SHAM, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom it may concern to be and appear before
said court, to make objection Of any they havel
on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN MAY
NEXT, otherwise said letters win be granted.
Witness the Honorable JOHN D. FERRILL,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this Sist day Of
HAMPTON L. FERRILL.
febf-1am3m Clerk @. o. @. @.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY u. r. SAUSsY
Ut will apply at the Court of Ordinary for
Letters Dismissory as Administrator on the
estate of MARGARET BUCHE, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
ali whom 1t may concern to be and appear be-
fore said court to make objection Qf any they
have) on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
MAY NEXT, otherwise said letters win be
granted.
Ordinary for Chatham county, this S1st day Of
January, 1881.
febl-lam3m Clerk @. D. G. @.
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WANTED, a boy as butler ~ ~ -
w eral housewoik. 4pp i 9 = q,
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DRIETER WANTED -Tsa ----.SSss
sob.r sl nTsc u procure ei the services
&c once; vita reference, ". p''V WS M
Live Oak Fla = "Hllls
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iansi-tf Care Of h. B. Davis, Macon, Ga.
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WauigG<.

WAkTED. The adverti---' ~
W ton 10 a store al I ea-. desire
other capacity where stric92 ca.efal ass
ness win receive a roo ". attention
Onexceptlonal reference, coy se comps
VERNON, ofice Savannah Nssmen.
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WANTED, white boy Of - - y
soyo age as-cflee boy. Apply ~ y I u,
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for geat.
fur Salf.

TOR SALE.-30 Lots for sale q, o.,
Il Reppard streets. rear Drayton NM WI
apply 70 R. B. REPPARD, No. 70 Raw wy
jan31-2t jug
, 1881-01-25

A1ttt1vAL or ARTILLERY.
CArE T0wN, Jan. M.-I1er NIaJcsty's shin
Dido has nrrlyed will. detachment OF artil.
fery from st. uelonn.
AntitvED.
Gov. Robinson haa arrived.
\ PROCLAMATION.
President Dranti hns lssucd proclamation
requiring the Burgllers OF the Oraugo FREQ
statc to abstain from interfering III tho affairs
Of Transvaal.
4 DISPATCH FnoM DURHAM
reports that Gen. Sir George Coftey's column,
four miles long, advanced from, Newcastle
towards tic Transyaal frontier Monday. The
Iulus and Swazis refused the oYertures mato
to tnem by the Bocrs to join IN rising against
tho British.
aro evaouatlng Utrecht md concentrating
near Wakkerstroom. rho column under Slr
George Colioy is 1000 strong. Sir George,
addressing tho troops before advancing, said,
rs n month would clapso before rcinforcc-
nlcnts cottlu arrive. the situation demanded
notion. a. strong garrison remains Mt Now
castle. Tho Mauullesenc tribe, composed Of
notorious robbers and murdurcrs, have Joined
the Doors,
, 1881-01-25
ADJUSTMENTS.


M$TICkER,S.
The rsw ntev. ..son,,I or pn.c, - nrofnccd for
+p. g-.t ~. T., ~. .,,,.. -. rt,r.s,. ~. -
t1o n1n' Inns IN ta1' c'1y ~ Mcs1cRers lnst
nlRhf' made what might bo catlod hit. mud
tho manner OF Its reception would warrant
author and | .so star Of S tho pioeo su ST. & d. D.
cnr,1., aage '!se comedy that WI become very
tho tboatre probably moro ti,,rrntIv
.hon sav o.,, pAooSov 49,. ao'o nocta,y
.aaa e ans ~ utueF ctaos'-"o mean tao
honrows. The stage dew Is invariably,
eyon In modern stnge.work, tho subject Ut rtdI.
cule and tho embodiment OF nil tho nctty
mcsnnoaso. ~ h,,,non ra.ur, ~, 1nss,,1, hn.
... .a".e''so =. n...'aa na'ut"' .hF' ocesup nus
put a charnctet-1cw to tho stage hut
famlliar enough In everyday life
Into n story In which ho hits n,Y
T., n ,,,oo.nn+ ~u,Ssh,.,a.aa ....s. ,ha s..
80 na p's..anme' ..., kooneu Wy .uo n"sn'
e"e!syt nhttFe snen"unc8s' anu INC lose OF teat"
flc I'll tho Hebrcw SOUL. SAINT f'llslrtet Is
young fellow who ts first Introduced to ,s ns
y nctldIcr 11c cnnlIcs for tho roa,t1or ~ .te,L.
..Is ~ "pF..os w tre puo"tou VI s1otA.
bis remark when tho determination Of tho pro-
,nt ~ ft hs
ain.t hc"d toc,,nnn. fi og tho ~ .tsr., ~. i,
fwn" Thsrn IL M anIt.nnrt ~ III ohnr.nt,r ~
ioworv cr,cctr ~ ma ~ aco.a. hi,y ~ ~ ot os
Ar ~ VII rse eS IcTus , nsni u Mat
thfHc hmk lin vnrxfa "I'e Iii nt''t "rR "ThRa
chnrMactar IL 'a1 sToue so n,,,e eG' es;" .taa nne
ii.tfn"tix r,"rLoH ,n.S IL, 1ntnsaxs+ l., 9pr'
cneiinriy sni, ,A' .sso u 10y ~ 'nsEtess stn .:.. 10
, 1881-01-25

TIKI WEEkLf NET1EWs
LONDON, Jan. a4.-Tho Mark Lane Express
says: "Youug crops, protected by snow,
are doing well. The severity OF the weather
impeded outdoor operations, and reduced
considerably farmers deliveries without inl-
proving market quotations, The threshtng
results show TINT the crop Of 1850 had been
greatly oyeresttlnatal, while the unfortunate
harvest weather has evidently ruined tho
condition Of the greater portion. 1t might
10 found cheaper, therefore, to mutt
for ,catt!o. the moro damaged spec!-
mems, Instead Of marketing in eompeti-
tIpn with foreign. The weeks wheat
trado IL almost blank, and prices ara no,al-
lially unchanged throughout the country,
Foreign wheat WAS extremely dull aud somo.
times stagAant.
THE WEATHER.
almost stopped oyer coast business. CaTgoes
10 arrive wcso weak and langulL Tho re-
ttcence Of American exporters Is matter Of
indifference to British consumers, as higher
rites are unwarrantel for tho future. 1t
appears they. have missed their chance
lndla contributed one.third Of tho weeks
shipments, which we're small Oh account Of
tbs FROST while =.
. .1ArsrnlA, CHILL. AND HpssyA ..
A{e. exporting. ARtleya are hardening, ~.
, 1881-01-25

.nr: Holmes, IN an articla on .1ho Pulpit and
a,nsrican Kevfsp. rutnrris to tho tiIscussion Of
the 70 called suppressed muniiscriptot J0na aihAu
Edwattts, tiQ 70 4atlstlo4 that the l4tGly pub.
Ing tho Scripture ECONOMY OF tho Trinity and
Convent ot tho Redemption y not the manu-
script for who4u publication he hatl Called Tho
manuscript ot tho tract by Edwards, recently
Rrlntc4 40 4 volume under this title, came into
tha possession OF tAa nlItor, Prof Bnyth. about
which Dr.. Holmes referred Iii bis previous es-
aay, ~ alleged TO be In tho possession Of Prof.
thirds ~ long a. Kdwarla' treatao Oh tho WIN,
auu to poutltn departures from the writer's
published opllionA On tho Vfialty and On original
stu, leaning, according 10 QUO account in tho i-
reeton Of sabelliantsm. and, aceordlng IL 9n'
Holmes thinks that Il would b. iu he service OF
humanity II It wUeo " bu shown that Edwards
changed hi4 sIowa on theso points, ~ that whut
Us. Holmes regards ~ a cruel and Grloyous err
rot might 30 allowed to lpsa such authority ~ It
has derived froM tho teachings Of Edwards.
, 1881-01-25

LONDON, JAN. A.-A correspondent ut Con-
stantfnopic says that he learns from Albanian
SOURCES TINT the Lcnguo demands complete
autonomy for Albania as tho price Of CO.
operation III tho Greek question, and threatens
to open, In the event Of q refusal, negotia-
ttous with Greece. It Is proposed BY sowing
dtsscnsions among tho Albanian chiefs to
avert the danger, and If thcso efforts provo
unsuccessful, q certain amount OF nominal
autonomy will bo granted which, 1t is OK
pccted, will suffice to secure tho cooperation
OF the Albanlans
, 1881-01-25

ICE D1sAFFEAffNG, =
LONDON, Jan. a4.-The leo ~ disappearing
rapidly from the Thames River.
STEAMER DELAYED.
Tho steamer Italia, from New York for
Glasgow, Is now in Scattcry Roa,ls, short Of
coal md provisions, and her first officer dis
ablcd. She lost 100 head of cattle on tho
voyage.
THE SLAVE TRADE.
LONDON, Jan. G.-In tho House of Com
mons this afternoon Sir Charles Dixie, Under
Foreign Secretary, stated that some technical
difficulty had arisen respecting the ratifica-
tten Of the treaty for the suppression Of the
s1ayo trade OIL tho part OF Turkey.
, 1881-01-25

81. LOUIS, Jun. *4.-ncrnharlt commenced a
weeks engagement su-ntEht nt the Grand
Opera House, appearing In tho character OF
Frou Fspn Tho theatre WIS crowded by ono Of
the most brilliant and representative audiences
over gatherod In tho Opovn- House. When Hern-
t,arlt oaue upon tho ataga sho was greeted with
enthusiastic apnlauso: Then for timo hor 81 aot- #
TIC audience warmed under tho spell Of Tho
artlste. ind her splendid acting In THO scene
perfect furorc. Again and ngatn she
was called bofor9 tho curtain aud
tho excitgnent WINS Intense. The death sceno
was another artiatc triumph, From Qrst to Inst
tho attention of tho audience was closely hold,
and the performance Of tho oycn!ng may be ro~
gafCed a9 aiWuRl OF success,
, 1881-01-25
nOOL FYsS.

Manager Nooley prosoan to his patrons this
woek musttcl ,troupe,-Morton and Homor'e
Dix Four. The flrst performance OF tho engage
mont was Rtyon Inst night. The audience wAsnot
largu, but TO tho mat,nKom9nt gFat tfy!pg one.
r. Waters, ]. A. IIarhey, Low diamond, Matt
Diamond. Charles Tsmplotou, William Eontan-
hlpaN, and William HkulQ,
, 1881-01-25
ABANDONED.

DErI.o1r, Jatl. AL. ". Catner'a "Trip Van
Winklo" company was deserted heru yesterday
by Manager. A. T. Harley, who skipped without
paying thoiF salariot hlr. CarnGr takcs tho
combination himself for q trip through Canada.
, 1881-01-25

nIacnllskcr's Cough rtlxtuFc.-TIap bcat
bronchitis, nsthtua, consumption for atluts. aud
whoopfny-ooug!l at1 group for children. Pre-.
parct! only by John T Loo, corGr liaistefi u1id
Harrison Streets, und for Hlla by all druggists.
, 1881-01-25
INDIA.

CALCUTTA, Jan. G-Tho' Government
press at Slmla has been destroyed. Loss,
$1,000, '
, 1881-01-25

VIENNA, Jan. a.-1lerr Tiger, formerly
Austrian Minister Of Justice, has been mp
pointed President Of tho Imperial Court Of
Justice.
EARTHQUAKE.
LONDON, Jan. 2l.-A dispatch from Vienna
SAYS that q report has been received there of
but 1t lacks confirmation.
, 1881-01-25

HAyosly'A Mastodons bcgan tho secoud wook
at their engagement at this theatre last night.
The audience waa large ono, and appeared to
phjoy tho now bill slbHltted.
, 1881-01-25
TRANCE.'

PARIS, jan. M.-1n tho Chamber Of Dopu-
ties to-day, d letter from Do In Fnuconnlcr
was read announcing tho resignation Of his
seat.
, 1881-01-25

DERLlN, Jan. el.-Andrew J. White, Amer
lean Mlnistor to this Court, absent ln Paris
about month, has returned.
, 1881-01-25

Celebrated Dr. william IL, htulkc&.
Baltimore. writes: I enDt!.iently ree'nulrnl 70
thB medical profession tulttcns I.icbg8 Liquid
Extract u Iscof Tor consumption, depression,
weakness uud Indigestion"
, 1881-01-25

A complete assortment Of all works
on Homeopathy over published In BnSllsA o.
GertnaIl ID kept Ia Atoak vt Hoatloke j. IAfols
Homeopathic rharMRCy, at & Clark strooes
, 1881-01-25
O'Donnetl AlIudes to G'adstone's
Action as "Traitorous -.
The Crow Act.
Tho Day at Dublin Occupied with
the Delivery Of the Judges
Charge.
A Great Dnnd Of Robbers Joins tho
Docrs--Thc Zu1us Refuse
Mark Lane.
The Albanians Will sell to the Highest
Bidder-Peru Slaughtered
by Chill.

I III ITEID71t
THE COERCION Hill. INTRODUCED.

THE IRISH.
THE COERCION BILL INTRODUCED.
Special Cahtt.
LONDON, Jan. ol.-'Hho Government Coer-
c}on bill was introduced tonight in the
House of Commons. 1t Is called IA bill for
protecting life and property," and is
coerciye measure, puro and slim
pie. 1t enables tile Lort-1,ieutenant
to issue a warrant for tho arrest
Of anybody suspected Of reasonable de-
sIers, or Of being connected with agrarlan
outragcs. The persons SO, arrested may DO
deemed as persons accused OF crimes, as
the powers conferred By the act are
to. remain In force until tho 30th
If September next. In other words,
tho personal llborty Of all persons iii Ire
land is placed nt tho mercy Of the Lord
Lieutenant. Mfr. Forster introduced the bill
IN an adrolt speech with great dramatic
power, which made n marked Impression
upon tho House. The Porncllise members
regard Mr. Forster's statement rs weak, and
hope to demolisl, his case and induce tho
.,,....l r.. ..,,..,,,
~ .,nT1, Al A,xar ropnc,ov
They say that 1t is evident that the Govern
,non, r,oora n ruo tim roarc,on ti,1 ,or e,,,.
pressing the LcnEnc. Tho extreme section,
including N1essrs+ Jesse Ceilings, Joseph
co,vor I,,,t 1,oho,,c,,oro mn, nor,,ons a.
Wi|frid Lawson, will offer the bill their un-
eomnromia,ro ornoe1t1on IN nj, III ataoos
Mr 1,horc1,cro hoa n1cfpaf hi;nso,, IN t,,ia
yr col,,noo wrttea a latter to.,,ov s,,o,v,n,,
,,a ,onor ~ h1a raoso,a I1a rarrota that tho
cova-,wo,+ 1,vo ,rooodoroo ~ oooro,o.
11sd t,,av nronosc1
hc,oro or cvan conc,,rrout1v with coorr,on
lno lf'sh ailaeal'y, no 1hlhRs' would haSe
peeh speedly settleo. iho passtnR OF the
.oe1eloa DILL WILL DC 11le slRnal 1of tle o'ic-
Tons 10 fecommcncc' ana further oltrages,
Iepflsa's, and bloodshcd, or even civil war.
ZIG says efforts WILL bo made to prevent un-
Just eviction by proposing elauso III tho
DILL Until this Is done, Ito says, tho
Ministers are leg1slating in tho interests OF
ING lhndlords' and arc =;
sTRA1NlHa THE LOYALTY !
'of their followers to tho breaking point.
They are entering on policy which Is re-
celying tho hearty support Of tho Tory party.
but Which must end In dfsaster. Mr.. Ill.
lon answered Mr., Forstor's. statement
that the local mower Of tho League was
exercised by u1,scrcants bv calling to mind
, 1881-01-25
SWEDEN.

LONDON, Jan. M.-A dispatch from Copa,,-
hagen reports TINT large part Of tho arsenal
at Karlsrona, Sweden, has been destroyed
BY fire.
, 1881-01-25
RUSSIA.


UVNTHEIlAKUFFs
LONDON, Jan. :+.--Tho Tt,nes says Gogt-
sohakott, tho Russian Chancellor, deAnitly
tetfres from public affairs,
, 1881-01-25

Miss No4o Co9htan, tho Whttnck company Mr..
Charles Drow and Mtsa Amy Gordon. the Widow
I3elfott company, and Nllmorh's Band.
, 1881-01-25

Tin lNCIlHTtIet
u: W: L1x,
sF9r.l W. FMsk4.
ssWnItcr l.. FNk,
ss.!t,l,fi W. Ogden.
Ml8 9rny.
F.. ~ Fray, ,....
MlA Mnil!le Ffowards
Charles Kol!oy,
trnnk iHNffi.
Ni5 ilr!cc bhafpe, OF
S isoisls.
Y. vernon Booth,
AfiR)n tlprto1,
Nobert LAW,
M!ss Thomas,
John J. ltnokneyt
Naiy!tt Cnt1f1,
Nlf WHltMms,
Miss Schtioider4
M!ss ! ta",
MISS Cr!it,c,
". II. Wilson.
William liortleft,
" IL. SeeborKet,
MlAs N!chnrta4.
Sslt1}ltt H. Mayo
, 1881-01-25

'.'..ss.t
+: Tho Calumet Club viii ho plcnsci to rccelvo:
:yo!t Monday evening, Jun. ~, at o clock.
:. IsfotsIE IrGss. = Dancing.
, 1881-01-25
OUR SOCIETY.
Brilliant Reception by the caIu-
met Club last Even.
ing.
Elegant Toilets, sumptuous COLLATION.
and an Enjoyable Evening.

About throo wooka aEo the members uf th6
Calumet Club received cards similar to tho fol.
, 1881-01-25

ahAkasT6 6assspadlts ~ ttue pAadia1a,.
, 1881-01-25
FOREIGN.

The House Of Commons Filled
with an Expectant
Multitude.
Reading Of the Coercion Bills
Brought Forward by
Gladstone.
Extraordinary Powers to Arrest Asked
For 10 Last Until Sept.
80, 1882.
Also q Rc-cnactment Of tho Pr0-
hlbition Against Arms in
Ireland.
o'DonneIl AlIudes to G'adstone's
Action as Traitorous ~
The Crow Act. .
The Day at Dublin Occupied with.
the Delivery Of the Judges
Charge.
A Great Dand Of Robbers Joins tho
Docrs--Tho Zulus 1cfusc-
Mark Lane.
The Albanians Will Sell to the Highest
Bidder-Peru Slaug ghterea
by Chilli,
, 1881-02-09
C1fTfItIeH CURE.
Swallowing Poison,

hsxMiI1wlnR a'ld lnhan. tho nextot1a fntpgt,tIos
Een1rateu ~ lntArrl pS*un not tho nnsni Dr.
Eans, nut tflr stnE.nCl nfl lungs NJ mErGiv jncnt
remedy lIkn dbuces md ln-JInI1h antfs con ISs-
Hnly fcaGn nr eradicate tho yrulcnt spurnies uf
sn.afrlt mtlt Thls tnEt etp,a!nn ta wonderful cures
N,ly 9nSGtGL " Pr Wei De Meyers MIR iMoculativn
IT. tMnentcIL. Ply rho c!nntHts lsGt by him are
~ ttle hucunS ntnlrltH trollE,np& the sJsrnI unu
infh1 lnnnl m well tocnj afjiufr ns
EEftai 10 Ere C'fnrrh4 vaccine Virus II tti t,rc-
xtHt smal.l'0x II. uiInrsccdr1tC snIc with I,n.0.
caten tes!lnnais sruu many TIM aaTlds hu nj nil
Mthke* ~ tho dl.Chsc. have Ieeu cured III fiIix
MunAeItn! rencaly "stHhish brynnI cs1t.tfndictfun
ltle iHft thht Wei He Sfryrrs t'ttnrri f,Itrr Il
ths must Important pdicAl scuvery since ynrctt-
ntlnn. MrE. &. H. Taylor. In SaIs st. Itro.kirp.
WITHIN: "Iasesiv 9nG aeksss nrtace ITl!ca Il
IHsen lsnm Lanrr!l fur 10 yrA." y. il. McNgnmid,
f. f. rsnsI, g, ysa's" Mr. 1io~es
eessa WIFI IT, "" s"nc. nass "is F4oaeTsH T
sa.o, asn nrs .G 4. 1snnkcr. H saisS 81 e ss
HSs wst II - nos M"ysSs a:Sn! tsso.'4 catar1
a"i:. so sase sS"Gx ne ,,o5t ~ sI1'r;;-s s.
nv nn:icT!s! !lsrs Itev. sico. ~ W!e., TX Go,. t.
". t. EFE, IL III! fi'ss e. r:!spss as:, &s,
trce. Hin - Cure " 1t delivered ID nny nl1r,. ~
plete. ' ave y "s S-S" eo'u-
, 1881-02-09

and e allow tho whno tn fcrn,cnt togcthor t,irr1.
,S y ns a,e nrar nstes enough to prevent ton grenV
snmn stn prnpor.ton nf snpcrrhosphnte we'll mIxcsi
" MfnmRn u, VII ntlswcr well. md InHy to u4ct
a!ona VIII tln. The aurtnec must 10 mmtin tit,n
Mnu TT. nsnn: tho REnss.seeti sown cop0msly, or nt
tno Eale ~ three nr f1Hr shoIs per mere, on tho
tIesny neinwe'l AlfEfncG, and rn(tcd nr br1,shui
L. IL ahmitl not he CnvtrGd tnosc Than about
nasiy naf ~ u anr arh ecp It Is Important to aov very
G".y ~. ~ 6u thne tho young grass nay got
hehIticky blue Kehss tho june or spear Rrnss Of
Inc isetl ar non prntcnsfs. makes tho best lawn.
Writ It IL, tforof0rc, best to mix will, II n Dor
taon @ OF mo sGed or white clayer and rctf-tp, ia
coine ,torwnFtl sonncr. And then, M H0ou as I'm
T. 1eM lnehEa tic Rronf essential rc1utslt comes
m.-'lnfhlnlt: listing tho uwn-m n-mowcr evory t|ya
nays tll!rlsiv tho HruwifR Season. Thia will make
s9 c9assGr Ars; look hotter than tho finest and
oeps "A@AoHl ~. HUIlAL JE
, 1881-02-09
Nicotine Xsotsoninr.

tiIse hns occurred iatey in Paris attb;ir5. The
. riGtiii!. Man til lha tlrine Of lifc, hai been
eieAflitiy hla Plpe with clasp knife; with this
1ue'1tly, but as Tho wound wis Of Il trjy|at mt
ro n'sr nG ,,o,p p@ n1 heed To- It. Five or sx hours
fprnnd to the nrin and shoulder, the pntfont sur
LctihE tlich intense ttfl that he was ulll[rcd 10
Chilled, mlld ordinary remedies proved inefrcr-
tallI; IhG Sick tllHn, questioned rs to tho mnn-
net y wh!ch no cut himself, explained the llso
atidlnE Tint he had omitted to wipo il nilrr
c. cicanlfig tho pipe. Tho casc was low Under
lnx. he Has conveyed to tho hospital. There tho
doGtors decided nu,pntAtjon nf tho urn 10 In tho
Dily mono ~ saving tho patients life, and this
was Immediately ,ionn. -1''
, 1881-02-09
kind: They nro .ics1rous q escaping frnrn tno

kind. They Rro sfes1rpus nf ESCAPING frt,rn tho
Wilt ess do tha et7ort* that nr Sfs cDps,",Iy
being innls II emf9ratc to knnsMs. or in'sint,a,
ur t' fnnn ns'inr sGGtlnt'. nlcanY W" rt'lf have
!f n"vrr. PLANTED npon this lnnd, thnr1s wt,ll
'r "nno hop" Of hcgnEnplIsf1'nH F,nrthf.lx NJ
f,tr, ior an.nc party or cslior 10 sc,tr, wstIo,t
u,Iy t!oul,t ~ whnt EhnlI be tlorle with tho tnro
%%i,icl, Witch tho RctM,blleanh J. purity has frc."l from
iII, To he 'nnt!c alasca nEa1n, some other purity
Will ATsD bro lung and
rttEAC1f THE ausPEL nr FnEEpoM ovEit
AGAIN.
Wbrn 'Uncto TOMS C,lIIin was published, tho
Ktiinrnl nuhlio hnd thought very litti, Of tho
!vils of Slavery. The task Ind bncn lcft very
arxSs as, e. tnso 5s nEtSts %S bes T tcs @ %
lnnres j has won III thu War nnd IN rrsnl,,g t',o
mare ttIillcI't work for It to perform. II il tnn-
pnrntlycly easy u do great thlngn when tho pep
q p a1o or r,sS Il 1ne t / GsrfS ;o q, t
oo1 % rrs:o nSni,n;st slayer n' x,sce
know thu, thoy. arn ipnorint, and behind their
follows In advancement, when thoy inve
sses ea serg e. assf9S s Ew % IT.. nasss ev a mao
e. e. 1r!sp the thought of ther nwsl weakness.
*onth. IL that TIC war for The preservation, " "
lllo Gntoh vas fought ntt'nst exclusively Oh
s1tl'ern ct s sn Ths neop,: u thn S"rt who
nrpte, ltn institutions. Its style of nrchiirct-
Mrr. Gte', etc; and many arc the sncn whs',
i1oy learned fllorc, md havc noyed itlere tsr,
lhe esnt!tt!crnsr trnSGls yGry little. md alwaya
1n s 70 o. Tss ftan, ~ 20 lrn vrx!n1 to
Utmost Under Ill circumstances Will he russ lrurn
Tc.!'.es;ss % ;s to ohIo. Or from virsInIa 10 Now
York. THO result IL. TINT
THE MOTT CRUDE 1nl:.As
Nt1I RHtcrfnIUH.1 rff fhn Nhrtt, TIN Co,,t&,
, 1881-02-09

MADISON, Wis. Feb. s.-Last hight vt Mono
Woe s'xty'riRht nllcs distant from bfutlIaun,
William llrhoy, rcur 1rakesnMn an froisht-truE
No. on tho Chicago s. Northwestern Hallway,
wh!lo attempting to ass from tho top Of 0iu Cur
20 another. fnal hntwcen, and. after sliding asong
th0 rail FOR tho tstAuGU Ut ri,tl, w.lA run 0yo
~ threo cArs hua lnstunriy kllleil. iIuth leXs
OF agc, e'@'"