Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-21

The whole charge going through ms Wfist
which necessitated the amputatiOn OF
-r above the wrist.
. Western aud Atlantic Railroad tracks
- calhoun are under about two inches Of
caused by the Oostanaula river over
.-s banks The ChattahOochee is also
4 -r--s banks and rising rapidly.
..--. number OF cOlored Iaborers are sell
.a. effects Of their hard earned labor and |
the upper portion Of Taylor county for
Western states.
-.--l man was arrested at Madison and |
-.-ur 90 Covington on last Sunday by |
- Henderson. OF oxford. and lodged in |
----u i'd charged with stealing clothing |
some ~ the students Of Emory College.
Rome Courier states that a nine pound |
-.- rf gold was found recently near Dsh- |
-t N-ss--. Iumsden found two hundred |
forty rr1 peunyweight gold nugget in their |
mine fr Nacoochee valley, White county. |
there is said 90 be quite an excitement in |
valley. owing 20 the opening Of a new and
rich deposit OF gold. probably the richest
being worked in the State. For weeks
--s no gold have been taken out by the
-sat an average OF $50 per day for each
employed. The deposit Is twenty yards
l.h and rich in nuggets OF large size.
nero man. named Sam Stinson, escaped
r.vf-zt0u Jail last Saturday morning,
knocking the cOl0red man down who had
iu t1 feed the prisoners.
a Augusta Netrs reports that the Augusta
E- .rriIIe Railroad authorities are making
vi 1-.va preparations for erecting suitable
--s for depots, car sheds and engine
40 their local depot. above McKinne
- .r Augusta
r. large tract Of land, says the Augusta
-u rhs south side OF the third canal
which IS overflWed during high water,
reclaimed already. and viii be raised
ra s-ree- and road level. Piling is being
.r along the canal bank to hold the earth
-cn. which is hauled from along the
-frlL
l1tman correspondent writes, under
rhe Igth inst. Last night the cOnfec-
-v and dwelling house Of Mr.. 5. E. Ives, Of
place. was destroyed by FIRE The dwelling
r-a-fhe confectionery, in which the fire
discovered The furniture was nearly all
t1tu0ue 0t the goods. DR.. Jelks' Office
very near. on the west, and Dir, Purcells
Ing Cu the east, but by a well directed
.1 tHe part Of the citizens both were
TI-aru there is a partial insurance on
property"
Harry Thornton, OF Atlanta, is looking
tine silver watch which some enterpris-
l--'ar relieved him Of
Ivsrs and Franklin May, two cOlored
s -l- into a quarrel Thursday night in
--s over a duszy damsel, when the latter
carved mp scientifically.
] -s-- Harper, a negro Of Augusta, who
roung white man named Newman
club on Christmas cay, has been arrest
Nexuau's condition is now critical
-sr picked up a rock i'm Murray county
.1s- day. and, on breaking it into pieces,
ttet it contained several ounces Of
r-f- @. ught a rich vein is near where
5-..m-u was found.
j. ewes 5u Wednesday night stole brace
u.r from Crockett's foundry. in Macon,
llr-arized r. d. Thomps0n's store on
l street
a county is out OF debt ana has S40O
r her treasury. She has repaired her
- house. built a nee jail, and made many
1 .r-meuts iu the way OF bridges and other
.cIuvelIen,es-
M Foster, 0f Atlanta, was thrown from
you Fry0r street on Thursday. Her arm
broken. and she received an ugly scalp
lIrs Jackson, living on Wheat street, At
was caught by negro Just at her gate
returning from shopping He grabbed
es--l10s and made on in the darkness.
--as17-1 Herald: "Mr A. P. Perry owns
u F-a-lr- cow which has been allowed 70
s--- Early Monday morning darkey
,-r-- l-r. and, regarding Il as treasure
ID brought DO into town and sold IL to Mr..
IsEr ra- beef Luckily friends OF Mr.
Saws -l- COW tn the lot and recovered tt. "
yuma Weekly. Larry Hall colored
b Pie employ OF Turner & Maxwell, IS IN
.aG at the OvercOat worn By General
.r-- -1- war TO was given 70 the col
w. Cook on his return from the war.
s-I serves TIE old man well. although
l-f-l--i ty three bullet holes, which
tl-- way INTO the hssh OF the gallant
-a HT1trf- Farmers are reported as
! ---.r an1s aud al ha-ds TO the rail
and -le outlook is really alarming. In
-s-are-s whole families have moved to
- no road. selling their provisions. to the
} -..l-- .umeut Of their la ds. saying they
l more Dy daily labor than BY tilling
"a THE precedent seems to be a bad one,
e emo ur the year all the cash viii have
- and nothing on hand 70 start and
o crop"
!. itgsuissr; 'Mr. Harris Smith was
l-l=.er of a One-hOrse farm last year,
B very large One-hOrse farm at that.
T lt-1 r-u acres in cotton and six in corn
.a. irr labor. ia making his crop,
-le cents only. He made nine bales or
A=l- ilE five hundred and forty pounds
q -lt one hundred and fifty bushels OF
DIE used ef.,ht hundred pounds OF gusnO
--l-1. not quite one hundred pounds
- Had his crop not suffered from the
i-l-r he would have made s bale and a
cotton per acre"
srl C5rlut-Is- a colored woman
alice rielards0u was arrested We'd
evening on the charge OF stealing s
y --l % hundred and fifty dollars in
She had previously rendered the
.la r-sr1 1rl offered for IL. An officer
l - a-r tl her house to search for the
--- --..- there she took GQuantity OF
IRON a trunk and swallowed il, in
..- lIeer what she had done she
I.-l l1-a 10 the City Hall and DR.. W.
-i- e.1E physician, was sent FOR. The
remedies we're used during the night
- -- morning she was sent 70 the Freed
PC --a- and was then thought 70 be out
=. Institution. About four o'clock
y morning, while Officers Manley and
.- olIng the lover end Of Decatur
~. --+eovered negro man emerging
= --'- BUG lchanan's store, and at once
.- zrapple him. When taken in the
alrl 20 ue greatly frightened, and
-l -1 lae station house plead for his
90 the station house he gave his
q rrlfEe Bills, and before being
~ vas Identified as a negro by that
10 IS wanted iu DeKalb county for
81 me uincers viii not prefer 8 charge
.--l lrre. as he did not succeed IN
-iHE from Mr Buchsnan's store,
ds Ll.l aim until the DeKalb county
OF -i- Tor him"
~ l.-S- Democrat. 1T is no longer q
e, % EEere the ChattahOOchee extern
. n. b q W. Railway viii be from
-t-li cambridge. and the work has
e..l ---uc-d. MHjlr Hafnes arrived
---- ms efficient corps OF engineers
---rf command Of Capt. J. G. Rey-
.r -[-l+lriF commenced The survey. Il
~ -i- i------ ---- lle surveyors viii finish their
e-.1r weeks. and we learn that the
-lilg viii be Immediately com
- ,- - pl-ned through 70 completion
7-l-e speed This means a strong
- .-i-lr1ge. We will no longer be hid
r---.- - --- outside world, but cur city will
--l- point on one Of the greatest
-- america. The road viii run
rii-7 u our best lands and finest pine
- - steaL stream OF travelling capital
- -lies Hlll not be slow to see and
-sss ne many advantages Of Bainbridge
-ring city"
.las Achenbach, the distinguished
painter, Is to receive one of the
~ 4cA IN cOmmemOratiOn of the
.1l lI the Cathedral of Cologne.