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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
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Alexsndris, Va, August 4. 1881.
About 10 months ago l was considerably
troubled with conslan. desire 10 urnste On
the recommend detion OF Captain J. T.. Graham l
began 10 use Warmers Safe AiGuey enc Liver
Care. end il has ti.c.cd al entire Gu in nly
csG9.
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Spaoo. v. NJ n. m. 1yr
EGby Is Dead

Oia G! TIE mes. touchipgly beautiful! tn
huits to dead BABY tina! hss tallsn under our
uo!c, fur nauy dsy is from the editor cf Tho
TcIesrspk Operator:
"B.fy is dcac! " Three iii.e words passed
along tie Inc o1pied somsEhers ald soon
forgotten. Ba. s!ter all was quiet again,
lcaaca rly hand upon my head. gnd fell into
deep re9elia of all that ;lose wer3s mean.
3cmawhcro-s dainty form, s,lll and cold,
urclGs2ed By mothers arms tonight. EgeA
that yesterday WeTo bright aa6 tlus as skies of
Juec dropped tt-aight beneath white lids that
no V1IcS csn tv.r raise seaio.
Iwo sctt hsrds, whose roscleaf frgrs we're
Son: 10 wsnier loviugiy around mosner's r;cl
acc iaoo, loosely holding white buds. quietly
tod ID ii cocfued rcst.
Sof; lips, yesterday ripping With laughter,
s~eet as gocClt0d brock ia!s, gay as trill of for
est birds; TO night ulraspcnsivs to kiss or call
It loVo.
= si!e5t homa-he psttsG CT baty feet fol-
ever tu:hed-a cFsd!e bed Impressed, little
sstoes hst Woro-dsioiy garments, shoulder
kIos ct blue to matoh those eyss of yesterday,
i,ldea With aahiag hea.s away.
A llly m3uaG sGoR V.rsd in s3ne quiet
graveyard.
y Golhtf k!Ogl-S !Guol III uneasy sQmOer,
or he fs!r hc.d that shall nsver sgain res;
upca her bosom. The luR sjb. the bitter
eer, as brek.u dreams awake 70 ed reality.
fhc hops oi iu:rrc years wrecked, like fair
aaigs that su3aeely 80 doaa 10 sight oflaud.
Tho watching Of other babies, diupled,
laughing s.tonE, aad this one gone. The pres
eus agouy Of grief. The fuu5e enpiress Of heart,
a.! held ia those :hroa !i:t!o wyrds Baby is
dad"
Iodead. ii IS wsli that va copy and s,9n f.r
gat the Toyds 90 lreighed with woe to those
who ryc.ve and suud them.
Aad yet it cauuot helm us DOW aud then 10
give leader thought to those for whom our
c,relsss pct-5tsokc is pIcpsring such weight
Of gret
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
EsEIL2P B. ROCH,

MY GOUDS-Keceret today: Colgn!es
~ Rossdora Water, their rew perfume. in 70
csnt epcinkliDg top bottles BsH6oEs Ssi1 Cure,
VaseliIo in colapssbls tubos cosva..ien! fer
.taysleis, Fasellne Gold Cream. Fsseline Cam.
phor Ice. and Vese(ne Ccnfections for Coughs
snd Colds; slao Vaselino Pornsde. unsurp passed
IS delightful dressing for tho hair.
icci2 JAENEY s co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

n sny Of them in caseB where hope wss abandoa-
ed-have been voluntarily given. showing the
remsrsbio power OF Warmers Sala Kidney ard
Liver Gura in Ill diseases OF ths kidnoys, liver
or urIaary organs. If enJ one who reads this
hss any rhytical trouble, remember tina Rraat
danger Of delay. dec29
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

CHOVALs snd TONGS Ash Shovels, Wi;e
~ Fenders, Cosl Eoda, &c. 8.
JAS. r. CAELIN s. SONS,
deci3 63 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

E!7OR RENT OR SALE--Ths splendid RES.
Il IDLNCE and CHOU Il IS known as
GO LHOSS." the reeideace Of the la!e Thomp-
iou Z. hason. Apply to
GREEN & WISE,
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.I(;Ej I(CE! ICE!

=. W. EzEND ssSGa,
Mstket Space
II prepared 70 furnish families snd .bG trade
genersly with the best NORTHERN ivis OF
terms as reaionsble &C any other de.le!.
WAGONS will mske daily ROUNDS.
~ les House in Ma-ke: Space is open Gsily,
Sunday Included. 81 sll hours, dsy and night,
for the retail trsde. mY23
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

2 HAVE just received full line of FINE
& GROCERIES ior the Christmas season, 10
which invite attention. Respectfully,
Gecl2 j. &. MIL8U&N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

SEEGiAI ATT TTHNTI0h-To cloaa con.
~ s!Cnrnent of MPURTGD GLQAkS We Of
fer S!6 Black G!oaks foE Sill SIS co !or $l3 :;
$50 Go for S!4; S24 do SIT. Tnig 10! is very
small Que, aud i. MoL closed in 4 few days those
remaining u'soid will bo returned 70 The in
noI!sr. Uol't Eisa the chance.
decl j. L. TACKETT
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fsLsE EAissfRFm.

Aie4saus.a, Va Dec !, 1881.
HUR BUYER has just returned from third
~ trip 10 NeW Yors, sud Tc go {. CHEAT
MANY SEASONABL& snd CESIRkBiE
GOODS SUITABLE FOR TEM hOElDAYS
and genersl .rsde
Large variety new patterns in Light Cloak.
iaga and Wool Plushas.
Largest assorllnon. Of Ladiel' Cloths IN stock
this sesaoD.
New colors in Plushea SID FelTs:s; specially
handsome Bieck Plush.
hsndscns Napkins, Tshlo Dauas5s and
Towels
hich srscrtment of Silk HsrdksrChiois srt
Silk Autl3rs from 25c 10 81 81
r CIV hight lsckess, very Cheap; Short Slack
jackets. very scslce snG tesirsble
Cur stocE hrs rever Eoea better aId is wo!in
an examination.
Gccl ], 2, TkNRETT.
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Alexandra Gazstte for 1882
TIE vNhI DAILY EAfE2 PUBLISHED
III NORTHERN VIRGIEIa-QMEO
4HG BEST yGETISIHG M:
DiUHSIH wAE STATE

The ALEXANDRIA CaZzrTE .ad VIZ.
G!NIA ADV .TIsEa. hygua il 1893, is the
Oldest ncwsps.07 in LLe Stats, snt The ouiy t.ilv
pubi.hec il Nu:saGr- Virsi4i:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

EaV 4 received fresh lot of thu celebrsted
1. SARATOGA MINEKAL WATHE, which
l will sell 1T Z5c pe- gallon.
nov29 j. u. a. LUET.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

SPoTEE0SlS OF THE W ORM.-D:. Charles
Datwia has written a work which is creating
Drotouod sensation 10 scientific circles. He hes
beea studying The common earth worm for over
thirty years. aud has come to tho c)rciusion
that nalkiud is more ind:bted 10 that loatt-
some, litt!s Creature than TO any other r6os Of
The ipfarior o,dess Of creation. The earth, ac-
cordlcg 10 Darwin wIu.d be desert Ware is not
tor the worm, L Value is that i, esis dirt and
turus Ii lnto vegetsble m2li. 1h3re are on an
average, 90 sVerg s2ra Of ground, ever $1,000
Worus. These ess snd digest from eight 10
sixteen toes Of soil per acre 10 the course Of the
yoar. Whatever passes through the Intestinal
c!u-l 1t the worm Decjmes vegetable mold, snd
aithou: ;h;s mold there would b, 90 crops aud
10 i;c:ease OF grcIr fGr the amin .s which teed
uDun sae pToou,!s If ;he soil. Nor is this all.
Inc wJrll Is the presslver Of the memorials cf
The past, La mission is to c?vsr raked sutfs-
oes with vegetable inolt. The deserted ctiea
SOD nam )fals OF tie past sro fret hidden
tcoD sight by tho Cccta of tho WoEn. Theu
c2uIos ,hu dust ald aR1d Storm ard Tho GccrC-
t!ous from side OF oar atmosphere. Ttoy is
Two buodrsd feet underground, aad it took
three thousand yosrJ To cover is wish 30 much
s1I!, but tie eerth-worm is tbs great scXion
WAC bltle5 tnc monumcntS OF tue past Out OF
sight. Yet this wtiggog loathsoms creature
is oGe OF the most dsgradcd and imperfect or
ini:mi known to tho oauri!lsts. It has 90
brain, &c crgaas OF vision, esnuot hear std has
&C aoase Of snell. Ii iss cor:an Emouas If
10 ucgerc,. aDi knaws enough to get out of
The gu 1!lgct Bot Notwithstanding lis def,ieL-
o;es. it is ibn greatest benefaotor not only to
| N 30 tu! 10 tho other sapsrior nnimals l. may
! c9mfo;s tho fshtrnau 10 k5ow thst The worm
| they use ia angling has bu. sit;lo nervous ssns
billy, ard ciunot BE- said to suffer psin when
| inpaed % 6 fish hook. I:wiii nos do herost.
! ter to despise the worm. for, as L'ndon paper
w.il ssyj. at fron this time forth will year the
blue rlobcn f scioocs. ."-Demorest Monthly
| for January.
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alJ's' s'sI .+E go .
10th
E'ossEl&T .ucHIssy gs;.@si;g ei s:ie
Comm L y Weea.;fI2 Distribution &c.

il the city Of Louisville. on
TU ESGAi, jan uhi:Y 81 lSSI2
ToeGe drawings occur !aon'hly tSund1ys ex-
capsedl :iadeT provisions of sE &C. Gf Tia Con
oini E.ss6;ubiy Of E5Giu&ky.
The Un..sd S:aie. I!rea!t ;'cur! ~ A&-ch 81
rendered .ne following decisions:
sGs-E!!@t ss.& G0iss,sl Dst 10 s:aStis Els
trs&u:1ts,a Company il. ic%Hi.;
&ss-2fs drawings ;sTs SAFE.
Ihc Company nss Eow or land . lecse .osarTo
:unG. Had carefully the list Of oriZGa fox taa
IASJ sstG s,aSA 81 z5IeI.
p-:E3....$ 30 itjJ pciZGs 5iGU saaa S1l Geo
! pf!ze-.-. l2,C& 2)0 rr;zos 50 each l0,0C0
pri2&".- e,IG3 coo prizes ~ each 12,0C0
tQy0 I,s;Gos &C each iQG0
u l,ti5as 81: ;sj2 oscb g!0GGJ
u pTizes au4 Ga9l IG,H2
spt!"os 500 a.cii. AppEo&e gsi2ss,"....St@@,?c0
> pEiz9: az: e.:h. ....s. I,SlG
3prizes 10 caGa 4" ..... 500
i,5t:n prizes &lI2,;Cg)
. Whole .ickcss g. h=si t;e.c:a s.; q l:c!4e:s
l5O; 65 Lickcta SjUJ
@grlit McRey nr G'.o, Drri5 IN Letter or aant
6y &xpresa. GUN'l G2t!D fsE EsGI3'GEE.
ND LG!T&H c.: rJ5IUEfljs O&D2R.
Orders O. 70 AID uDwagi, bY Express, cSn DC
.al: .! our e:2gEsa .a1'trsss all nrdocs to K.
u, :'ass E'kS2 III za, ;,ourier-Jou:nAl Build
ny, E4egsisgt:se., Ey.s " "a !ro@GyqaJ,
Eas5s.s: m9#E4.1{1 &a:osa&@4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
OYSTERS.

j. W. DYER s. co, 90 south Eoysl street;
ere selling OYSTERS a. 60 csn;s per gallon.
running measure, snd 81 cente solid Always
keep Oh hand tho oeat oystets brought to the
merEel Orders proaptly filed. octl7-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

SALT PETRE the pure article in crystal .ud
- powder, slao cheaper kinds. Sage Sweet
Msrjorsm, &C., for sale by
dec20 4. s. LEADBE ATER & BIO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

| GKAgES! sKATaSl SkATHS The knef-
! - lean Club. Nsw York Club, the Acme"
spd q liue OF Wood Top Skates, wholesale and
retail st
decl3 Has. =. ChRLIN 4 GOS9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

IN Inc p.og.0;s Of tic S.o9th sT6 eatecp7i5:3
OF cur city Telephone Ecch.2go Ehs been es-
lnolsned areal!y to the hen;i Cf lha business
community ard with which the Gazs..e Wts
early connected thereby rui.ine the otI3a III
immediate comoiun.Ca.on with ~! para Of ths
city sud caci;i!as !to cgl!tc..o2 Of n3@s. &c.
Hspecis! attention will be dav0.cd 70 present.
l:g as well from or:3iaal :curcos CT information
sa from It's e-chan&g:, :ho nov. Of Virginia.
Co7ciscly sd comr!s.a!y !. mjl. sivs tie aoHs
G! the w.ri.
Ihe BusiLo:s and ycnro!csl co!un5s Of TIC
oaZ.tle will be Al,c5 With inc ca.;:es. sn; oEt
sh"c. commercial nows. edited with such psin:-
'HA.hg care az will rsn1er en- sryur, where even
.''s"! errors ere dangerous. Impossible. The
farmers, troSers snd Commercial people q .ao
o's!e kaoR they may dsprti upoIs the Csza!;e.
ss5y .nd rcliatle reports OF :hs GfaiE. GStti!,
eio2ery sid other Markets will ba furnished,
snd the price, snt position Of t2e s.ocks, which
hFa ihs subjects CT business !rGn:sc.ioas in Tia
section .! the coua:ry. carefully quoted.
The continual fevors c: tLo:a who have orce
used :fe Gazciie as al advertising medina? !e s
WarsAat foT saying tina. i. pays 10 advertise in
itacoiumns watch expcrieGco hss shown 10 >tio:d
greater retu'ns Tor q small Investment than sry
ether which can be nsGo.
TIEhS CT FSUBGCEiPTiQN.
Alexandria Daily GaZatte.......f Sc pc: snnuu
Alexandria Tri- Weekly Gszatte. 4
Alws5. caEh in s6vsrcc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

TUST kECHiYHD -Hydroeins InpsrAi
~ Grsnum, Winch.ster's and Bul's Cough
Syrup. Pasker's Hair B.lssm and inger Tonic,
EelsOn's Celery and Chamou;e Piis. Mii!ers
Neuralgia Pills SpLford's Hsdicsl Cure for
Catsrrh. at ". +. CHEihhTuN'S.
oc!3l S5 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

LSOR SALE One OF the lLrSe:. snd most
= elgibly located HESlDEN OH93, with spa
cious grounds attached, in the city. Fer tarms,
&C., apply to Green q Wise. jtS0-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

!. FULL LlNEOE FANCY and TOILET
- kRTiCLkS-Sosps, Perfu'oery. &c,-a:
W. o. HUDSGN'S, EG5 King ct
novl9 Between Henry and Fsy eite.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

DRAEl EKANI BisANl leo tons OF choice
4s Southern snd Western Wheat Ban for
sale by CHAS. S. TAYLOR Jr.,
nop:8 Nos q & 23 kaz st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

ETBEAT STRAW, RYE STRAW. e
" large qu:.ii.y in stors aud for sale by
CHAR. 9. TAYLOR. Jr.,
Cec12 Nos. u s. q kicg st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

YUST EEGGIVSD lot Of the celebrated
- LIGHTNING ER&DICATOR. iof re-
moving grease snd sill stains from clothing sud
carpets. 81 latp:oJ LUNIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

sAOOR MaTcl DOOR AATS!l In store
EE and .or sale full line of Coco and Iisllsl
noor Mats. EicLEAN & UHLER
GecI6 IS King stlcat,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

TLRGANT CABINETS, filled with ths Ga-
u esi stock in Plu.h. Ss,n, Lsutheret:s sud
Cloth besutful preRo-.s ~ vs7y low fgu:os
DsLakues Imperial, 2re.sury aud fail limo
of Pspelaries ia fancy boxes.
dec7 ROBERT BELLS SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

Hspecis! attention will be dav0.cd % present.
Eg, as well from or:2iasl sources CT ia!orr"a!ion
sa rom It's e=cdanggs, :ha nou. Of Virginia
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-01
FREE Fur THREE MONTHS.
CLOSE OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Annual ExsminatfOns-General Pro-
mOtfOns-List of Annuel Oertff1-
Gates AVVerded-VacaSf0

The session OF our public schools for the
term Of lSS1-'S2 was brought to close yes
terday. During the week the pupils in the
different classes have been subjected to
written examinations In the several studies
which have been pursued throughout the
year.
The questions that were prepared for the
several grades were, we understand, more
difficult than In previous years, and yet the
examinations have been extremely satisfac-
tory, and have done credit alike to teacher
and pupil. The promotions IN Chatham
Academy and the district schools have been
general. The High Schools will start the
new term in October with good classes, and
The Girls and Boys High Schools will be the
equal of any Of their predecessors. ~
We present herewith brieI syhoRgSSS -
The proceedings OF the last day, at ~ onnro1
the honors awarded In the shape Va "H"u@4
certificates
TIE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL.
IT., ,,s,,.J closing exercises in the Girls
11,1.h School took place in their hall st ten
aie1ock. Principal Bogart and his excellent
sssistants being present. The success OF
these two ladies miss Dorset and Miss
Miller) in bringing forward their pupils is
more and more apparent every year. Col.
E. G. Anderson, President OF the Board,
made the scholars a short address, express
ing his pleasure to hear that they were all
promoted Ia their examinations. He told
them how he had enjoyed reading IN New
York in the Savannah MORNING NEWS the
accounts of the graduating exercises last
Friday.
Every scholar examined in the High
Schools got about the requisite average for
promotion, and many Of them were graded as
high as from ninety to ninetY-nine and
half
The pupils were then dismissed with the
kindest wishes of their teachers.
ANNUAL CERTIFICATES
are given at the close of the year to all girls
who receive six monthly certificates out of
nine months school attendance, or in that
proportion. These monthly certificates i'm
ply perfect grades in attendance, scholar
Ship aud department, without demerit for
the month.
The following receive annual certificates
for the year just closed, in the three classes
Of the Girls High School:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-01
ARTIcLEs oF AssoCIATIoN.

I The name of said Company shall be THE
Savannah and Pacific short Line ssii~ay Com
pany." -. - oo..t,,,ot.s ,...;.
tained and operated from the city Savannah,
counfv Of Chsthsm, state of Georgia, to the
weetern boundary line of said State, on the
Chottab oochee river. through OF near the City
~ ir-oIusnbus, county Of Muscogee, State OF
Saeroaa there TO connect and consolidate with,
e s,tsb a course be deemed best and most pro-
n,eciye Of the interests of said company. an.
cher railway organized unoef the laws OF the
state Of Alabama.
III The length Of said railway in the State
of Georgia, as near as can be ascertained be-
fore actual measurement ana location, VIII be
two hundred and fifty miles, and II viii pass
through or into the folio sing counties in said
state to-wit: Chatham. Bryan. Bulloch, TattnaIl,
Montgomery, LaurenS Dodge, Pulaski, DoOly.
Sumter, Webster. Sehley, Marion, Chattahoos
chez and Muscogee, according as may be
found best and most advantageous to the loca-
ton thereof.
~. The amount of the capital stock of said
Company shall be Three Million Dollars. di-
vided into Thirty Thousand Shares of Ono
Hundred Dollars each.
v The number Of Directors who shall man
age the affairs of said Company for the first
year and until others are chosen, shall be nve,
and the following persons shall constitute the
Board of Directors for the frst year, to-Els
w W WRIGHT PRINEHAS FROUTX,
ALEXANDER L. CHEW. JOSEPH s. LEWIS,
all of Geneva, county Of 0s-1io, state OF NeW
Of sumter, and state of Georgia.
vi. at any meeting Of the stockholders OF
said Company, the number Of Directors may
be increased to eny number not exceeding
thirteen.
VII. The Board of Directors shall have full
over and authority to adopt rules, regdia.-
lions ana bylaws for the management OF the
affairs Of said Company, and DO and perform
All and every act necessary for the construc'
fiop. equipment and management OF said Rail
wav Company not inconsistent with the Con
stitution and laws CT the United States AID q
the State Of Georgia,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-01
THE VICTORIOUS, FOURTH.
Parade of the First Volunteer
Regiment

Tuesday, the 4th of July, will, as is Gus
tomary, be celebrated by parade OF the
First Volunteer Regiment of Georgia. The
following is a copy of the order issued:
HEADQUARTERS
FIRST VOLUNTEER REGIMENT OF GEORGIA, :
SAVANNAH, Both June, 1882.
General Orders No. SO.
|. The regiment will parade on Tuesday,
the 4th July, 1882, to celebrate the 1O6sh an
niversarY OF American Independence.
II. The line will be formed on South
Broad street, the right resting near Whita.
ker street, at $50 a. m. Company command
ers are enioined to be promptly on the
ground, and to place their companies in line
as soon as the color company Is In position.
Ill The colors of the Irish Jasper Greens
will be used as regimental colors, and will
be brought on the ground by that company
". The Qusrtermaster Of the regiment
will provide three (3) rcxAds OF blank
cartridges, and a salptS will be fred in honor
of the day.
y. The Field and Staff will assemble at
the same hour and place and parade dis
mounted.
By order OF CLIFFORD w. ANDERSON,
Colonel CommadiDg.
ROBERT G GAILLARD,
First Lieutenant and Adiutant.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-01
NOTTCE,

THE undersigned. having purchased the in
Il terest DIV H. SNYDER in the late firm
of SNYDER q HIPSON, is alone authorized to
carry on the business and I'LL contracts. He
respectfully solicits a continuance of the pa
tronage of the public. and will give all orders
his prompt and careful attention.
JOHN ]. NIPSON.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-01

A YAxvI ContainIng Two Men Car
rfed on In the Storm.

We learned yesterday morning through a
marty who came up from Tybee Of the prob
able loss of two men during the storm on
rbursdav evening. The gale was terrific at
Tvhee. and the sea wss very high. The
bjow came suddenly, almost Ike squall,
and a large sEoop which was lying near
Tybee had great difficulty in making safe
water Some distance from this sloop, and
inst off Tvbee bar, was yawl boat at an
Choir. This boat contained James j. Hearn
and David Coleman, two young men
who are employed as solicitors for
sailor boarding houses, and who had
0one out to meet incoming vessels
md secure their crews as dodgers, as 1t is
rot considered prudent for sesmen to sleep
on hoard their vessels az the wharVes st this
eessop. l. is presumed that the men bad
fallen asleep and did not notice the aF-
proach Of the storm, and hence made no
effort to get out of the way. The gaze
sprung no go suddenly that ere they were
sroused to 8 realiz alton OF their perllous
u ,sitIon. their craft was borne out 10 sea.
The men in the sloop shouted to them ID
The fort to attract their attention, out with
o1t success. aud the last they saw OF the
vawl T. was almost completely Submerged
with beavy seas, aud was driven rapidly be
fore the wind. Yesterday no trace OF the
boat could be found, and It Is feared the
men are lost.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-01
rEAcnnns. INSTITUTES.
A circular Issued by state Sehc9l
Commissioner Orr on the subject

State School Commissioner Orr has issued
a circular giving full information in refer
ence to the teachers institutes. They will
be sent to teachers in different parts of the
State. The circular says that arrangements
have been made for holding three teachers
institutes. each beginning the first day of
August, and continuing in session for a
month. One of these viii oe heIo az Amerl-
Gus, one At Milledgeville and one at Toccoa.
There will be two schools in operation at
each place at the same time, taught In sepa-
rate buildings-one for white teachers
snd one for colored. These schools Will De
ta,1rhf bv the same instructors. hon James
n Smart. former superintendent OF ruollc
Instruction for the State OF Indiana, Will
ha the general superintendent and will
St-,6e bfs time among the three institutes.
n Or will deliver a series OF lectures at
~ ~ the Institutes on the duties OF Coun-
~ Roards Of Education, County School
commissioners and teachers, and upon the
general administration of the school law.
He urges the attendance of alI County
School Commissioners, and invites as many
members of boards as can conveniently be
present. These Commissioners meetings
will occupy the following days: At Toccoa,
the I'd, 8 i, 4sh and 9Th of August; Milledge-
Vile, the Och, 10Th, 18th aud 18th; aud at
Americas. the 10th, 18th, 18th and 10Th of
that month. Teachers who attend the in
stitutes will be charged nothing. They will
get board at reduced prices, and will be
carried by the railroads at special rates.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-01

The Pscnac Of the Land League
Address or Colonel Ashton.

It has already been announced that Col
John D. Ashton, of Burke county, viii de
liver an address before the Irish Liant
League at their picnic at the ssnuetzer
Park on the 4th of July. From the follow
ing letter it win be seen that Colonel ]. l.
Warren, of this city, has been invited to In
troduce the orator, and has consented:
SAVANNAH, GA, June &c. 1882.
Capt III J. Doyle, President Irish National
Land League, Savannah, Ga:
DEAR SR-I am in receipt of your es-
teemed favor OF this date, informing me
that the League of which you are President
will celebrate its second anniversary on the
4th Of July, at the Schuetzsn Park, upon
which occasion Colonel John D.. Ashton
will deliver the anniversary address, and in
behalf Of your society, extending me an IN
vitation 70 be present ana make the intro
ductory address. Il will afford me much
qualification to be present at your reunion
and participate in the exercises, introducing
to y5ur association and its guests the dis
tinguished aud eloquent gentleman who is
70 be the orator OF the day
Very truly yours, j. Il. WARREN.
NOTE The above appeared in the Mem.
ING NEWS of yesterday, but in consequence
OF several typographical errors in the letter
of Colonel Warren whereby the sense was In
ameasure affected, we republish IT.