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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-25
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
KENNEREC ICE
Change of Name of Vessel

Custom HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA,
COLLECTORS OFFICE, May a. 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given that the owners of
IN the steamtug Ii. a. SOUDER" have been
granted permission by the honorable Secretary
Of the Treasury, under act of Congress ap
proved March I'd, 1881, to change the name of
said vessel, and that said vessel will hereafter
be known as the MAUD"
II F Johnson Collactor
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Straw Hats

Extra Large Sizes, II to ~, at LaTar's.
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anftiuu sales 0u.Bau.
SALE HOUSEHOLD FURN7T771F
Auftiun Sails future 1aus.

DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE REgTDF~---
AT AUCTION. -'OA
BY HENRY BLUM,
Will be sold. on TUESDAY. June 9Th 49,,
O'Clock A. n, IN front OF the Court Rouse -
Lot number one second tytbing. Arson VA.
bOx9O, with Improvements. consisting or ~
we'll built three-stOry aud basement b-ioS
residence southeast corner Of Broughton az
AbercOrn streets, and brick outbuildings ~
the lane. u
The above property is too well knoep 10 -
quire further description 20
Terms, cash; purchaser paying for papers.
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New Scarfs.
Bows and Wide End Ties, at LaFar's.
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Gen. Pone, sold headquarters
in the saddle,' has been made
Major General.
At the retreat from C0rinth in
1862, Pope captured eve sick
Coufrderates and forthwith trlr
graphed that he had taken 10. 900
rebel prisoners.
Should Pope ever command an
army again he will capture about
17O,OOO,O 600 mel,.
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The Observer of st. Martins
vile is two years old and as proud
as Il boy with his first pair of pants
We trust that it may continue
to grow and prosper for many years.
1t deserves the support of the peo
pie ofthe parish who can do nothing
more conducive to its own prospect
ty than to sustain u good newspa
per in its limits.
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Democratic N2ass Meeting.
Firemen's Fair Grounds, Monday
November 6. 1882.

A grand Mass Meeting Of the De
mOc,acy will be held at Fiiemen's
Fair Grounds in Tiibodaux OH
next Monday at 4 O'Clock Z. NJ.
Distinguished orators will b' PRES
cnt to address the meeting. Ladies
are specially invited to attend, and
add the charm of their presence to
the meeting. Seats will be- p,O>ld
ed tor their accommodation.
The Flrtmen'S Fair Grounds will
be brilliantly lighted up, and IA
magnificent exhibition Of Fire
works will be presented during the
evening. Come everybody and
make one more rally for the AUS
OF good and honest government.
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There has not been a case before
the mayor for over two weeks. We
will venture the assertion. that this
is Il better evidence ola peaceable,
law abiding community than any
other city III the State can produce.
-NatchitOches VindicdtOr.
Natchitoches may be proud of
tue good order prevailing in its
midst, but whole months often pass
by in this town without any one be
lug required to pay d visit TO the
mayor for explanatory purposes.
Law breakers have long since
discovered that such visits do not
pay i'll Thibodaux.
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Report of the GRAND bury OctO.
her Sal. lAS2.

To the Honorable Judge of rhe Goth. Judicial
District Court of the Parish OF Latourchc Of
the State OF Louisiana.
Greeting: Your Grand Jurors duly empan
,'eled i'll and for said Parish beg leave to sub
nit this their final report.
Having listened attentively to the instruc
tons of your Honor, they have in full appre
citation OF same as well as the responsibility
OF their position and the s~lnetity of their
oaths. done their duty to the best of their
knowledge and belief.
The serious nature o. the crimes presented
to their notice forces upon them the belief
that IL great deal OF lawlcSsnrss EXISTS in the
parsi, and they wouid respectfully recon-
mend that your Honor should argc all in an
thority 10 be dlligcDt and active IN arrcstinr
all law breakers and when brought before
you and convicted. that your Honor should
visit upon them the full penalty of the Law in
order that they my learn the p"we- of the
law for punishment as well ia protection and
their responsibilities to society.
Havin. carefully examined the puzzle build
ings, they report them ali IN excellent condi
tions. except the jaiInr's house. nut houses
and fence around the Jail, wE;rh they fhd sad
ly III need of repair. The old maxim Of il
'Sfltch III time saves nine having been in
their case completely forgottrn. IN ronsc
queire ,hev wou'd call the attention Of the
Police Jury L" the necessity uf immediate ae
ton on this matter.
u fti'i' oiiitc NTe vel NeII " u tue ON
GERS obIiginy and c"rrteors. they would espe
| cially compliment the Sheriff upon the clean
! ness and healthy condition of the iii, the in
mates of which. not only in word. hat in ap.
prar:tn"e, give evidence of htiig kindly and
| carefully treated.
| IN the office of Records they find several
old and valuable books in need of new hinl
| ing and they wouil suggest that some ttcss
br taken toward their preservation.
The accounts ot the irclsurrr are correct
and handsomely kept an! tn., tiulnres of the
Parish are III II healthy and prosperous condi
ton trusting tins roy,ri may give ~sttistac
ton and good results it IS respectfully sub
mitted.
(Si.ned) RICHARD l.. PUGH.
Foreman of Grand Jury.
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a TIMELY WARNING, Oh II ExPERIEN(

a TIMELY WARNING, OR II EXPERIENCE
OF A M%INIsTER.-If you suffer from general
debility brought III by too close applica
ton to business and excessive brain work ;
or from increasing prossraticn and sinking
spells, that even rest or removal of the
cause will not relieve, make haste to do as
did a reverend iri nd Of ours. He secured
fran his druggist a bottle of Browns Iron
Bittors, having heard of it's merit from 4
physician, Who told him not to take any
other Biiters or Tonic. for, with the excep
of Browns Iron Bitters, thov all con
tanned alcohol, and bad failed to give his
patients lasting relief; nor should he take
any other preparation of Iron. for, with the
exception OF Blown S Iron Bitters, they all
blackened the teeth, aud often gave head
ache, which Brown Iron BitteIs never
did, but in fact cared headache. The eff
feet was most satisfactory he immrdsate-
iy realized wonderful results. His old en-
ergy returned. his natural force came back
and he felt himself altogether a new man
full of health, strength and vigor. AID he
has continued to remain so ever since
Now he recommends Browns Iron Bitters
to all his friends which we unhesitatiuplv
dc to all our leaders.-Globe.
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SUIsSGsSlPrRDN:
RATES OF =.

For each square Of zen lines or less, the first
Insertion, 81 81. second Insertion. - cents
per square. For subsequent Insertions, per
square 80 cents. Obitna,i les 10 cents per line.
Professional and mistress cards. including
paper, will he published at the rate of 50 cts.
per square Tor the first insertion, and Is cents
for subsequent insertions.
A liberal discount to yearly advertisers.
Announcing candidates for office $lU, TO be
paid for IN ADVANCE
Advertisements not marked on the copy
for a specified time will be inserted till forbid
ami payment exacted.
Persons sending communications to this pa.
pet must always furnish their real names to
the Editors. We will not save or return re.
5ected manuscripts.
Alinsions peronnally disraraging to any
enc will never he inserted except as adver
tisements nor then, if peculiarly objectiona
BILE.
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A TRAVELLERS SrORY.-After spending
months at watering places and consulting
She best physicians without benefit, l re
turned home i -heartened and expected to
die. a friend urged a trial of Parker's Gin
ger Tonic Three bottles and careful diet
have brought me excellent health and
spirits. and | hope my experience may bene
Mt similar sntferers.-C.ncinnati lady. See
other column.
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without being detiled. You cannot
wade into a mud hole without be
ing sOiled. Beware of the unclean
thing.
There has been no repentance in
the Republican party. Every day
of it's life adds to the blackness
that surrounds it.
Its great game is deception.
1t claims to be the Party of pro
lection, yet it votes to take the du
~ off Of sugar; it pretends to be
the only party that favors the i'm
provement of the Mississippi river,
yet it votes to prohibit the expendi
tuIe of a dollar to rebuild a broken
Levte; it claims to be the only
honest God save the mark! party
and steals everything from the
Presidential chair to the post office
from a poor negro in Houma. Vo
ters Ct Lafourche, remember the
days of Kellogg aud Warmoth,
when your taxes were double what
they now are. were stolen by these
Republican leaders; when ON cleo
ton day in order to vote, you were
obliged to ride over the Parish TO
hunt polling booth; when yon
had a Recorder to record and pro
tect your rights in property, who
could barely sign his name; when
you had "a tax collector that seldom
turned any money over to the
Treasurer, but used it to buy up
Parish scrip at discount; when
school teachers could get no pay
except they would submit to a loss
Of 20 to % per cent on their month
~ salaries at the Tax Collectors
ouICC, NuCu VIC lO"u vi AuioS
daux for years did not have any
public schools for white children
when bnt il few nrighborhoOds in
the Parish had schools for white
children.
Contrast that with the present
aud choose then between the Dem(
cratic party which has proved to bt
your friend and protector, and thu
Republican party that has Cypress
ell you with %bnrdensOme taxatiO,
from which you derived no benefit
that has Inundated you in every
way that it conld, that has let YOU
children grow up i'll ignorance ant
has been The enemy Of your pro,
perity and comfort at all times. I
you Can then vote for the Repnbl
can dynasty, do SO aud may God
have mercy upon yOn.
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The friends Of Beattie are high
~ compliniented in the Protection
lists OF last Saturday.
They are designated as "a few
worthless colored people,"
The Kellogg claquers try very
hard to capture these "wortlllesS
people"
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L. PHILIP CAILLOUET
Notary Public

Respectfully informs his friends AMI .
pubic that he has just opened a : y
office in connection with his ofics a.A.a.
ticc Ut the Peace and is now ready IN a,su.
promptly to all ihe business intrrse s1e
hun. Refers to his past cnnneetion r.. =
er three ,ear> with the kecorter,. a, \. y.
the Parish of Ldtourehe. ~ee {
Office on Market Street.. bstvss, .
Luuis and Green Streets. Y
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The beautiful crimson blush. the bright
sparkling eye, a clear intellect-are SO Of
ten wanting among our most lovely te
males, and why Because they are suffer
ing from some peculiar, lingering female
complaint. A sure, safe and et1ectoal re
medy is English Female Bitters.
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Many persons are bitterly opposed to pat
ent medicines and will rarely use them
at ali. There s. no don t that many are
worthless. yet a remedy that has stood the
test for years like DR.. >heimln's Prickly
Ash Bltters, amp its lie and popularity in
ereasing every day must have merit or it
would have disappeared long since.
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The Democrats carried Ohio at
the October election, and elected
16 congressman out of 81, but the
Democrats went to the polls and CO.
ted.
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English Female Attic 5 sends red blood
TO a sickiy wOman's cheeks and strength
TO her muscles. By giving an appetite. aid
ing digestion and building up the -yst-m
All sickly women who he. d a ne, er falling
female regulator, with its prompt action.
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Mrs. Mary Martin, of Harrisburg. Pa.
says l suffered severely from a compiled
ton of female diseases; that sense of bear
ing-dOwn seemed as if it wouid kill me
my habits were very irregular nothing
seemed 10 b"natit me nntil [ tried Browns
Iron Bitters. They acted like IA charm.
and now l enjoy perfect health.
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Dyspepsia is disarmel of its %terrors, by
the use of Baileys Saline Apell lent. Tor
pid liver, bilionsness, constipation, etc,
are cured by its use. All persons prefer it
to nauseating pills, its action being 80
prompt and pleasant.
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A ViGOHoUs GROwTH-Oft the hair is Of
ten promoted by using Packers Hair Bal
sam. 1t always restores the youthful color
and lustre to gray hair. gives it new life
aud remove all irritation and dandrutf.
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One small dose of Bai'ey's Saline Aper
dent will immediately cure sour or acid
stomach, heartburn and sick headache
II is pleasant and charming in taste, and
Tor constipation among all who lead Il close
~ confined life, it is Il most adorable RENE
dy. Fifty cents per bottle.
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SATURDAY, NOV. 4. 1882.

The best strengthen of mind and body is
Browns Iron Bitt'rs. 1t is very soothing
and refreshing in its effect.
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THE DUTY OF THE DEMO-
CRAZY.

TINEL is printed the great political
fight in 1882 will have taken place
and been decided. The election of
members to the next congress is
one of great importance. So far as
they have already taken place the
Democratic party has made suff
cient gains to almost render Ger
tain, that the next House of Repre-
sentatives will be Democratic.
Will this Congressional District
assist in increasing that majority i!
Will the Democratic voters of this
District, by abstaining from voting
or by foolishly casting their votes
for a Republican candidate, cause
the defeat of the Democratic candi
date7
VIVA: is to b. gained by the cleo
tion of a Republican candidat, and
thereby Strengthening that party
Remember that every Republican
Senator, except three, voted last
July to reduce the Tariff on Sugar,
twenty five per cent, and that ev
cry Democratic Senator voted
against that proposition remem
Der that a Republican Senator in
trOduced a pIOviso to the River
and Harbor Bill, forbidding the ex
penditnre of one single dollar of
that appropriation to rebuild Lrok
en- Levees on the Mississippi river,
Though which flowed the waters of
the flood that inundated 50 large "A
portion Of Louisiana last Spring !;
that Republican Senators spoke
and voted for it, and that it Was de
feated only by the almost unani
nous vote of the Democratic Sena
tors remember that the House of
Representatives to be elected next
Tuesday will count the vote given
for President in 1884.
What is to be anticipated from
a House of Representatives of the
Republican par,y1
Is there anything in the long cat
alogue Of political crimes that it
has not been guilty Of committing
To day it Giles out for civil sci
vice iefo,m aud taxes every Office
holder FROM 10 to % per cent of bis
OF her salary as Il fund to buy up
bnmmerS to carry the election next
Tuesday it proclaims itself in IA
vor of free ballot whilst at Frank
lin il st. Mary's Parish, IL certain
convention OF that party counted
800 more votes than there were vC
terS present.
1t cries out for free speech,
whilst the Republican speakers du
ring this campaign have been in
sailed, booted at, and sometimes
prevented from speaking by the
claGuers of their own party.
1t claims to be Il party of high
moral principles whilst it dominates
il candidate for Governor Of New
York through fraud and perjury
whilst it has Il half doZeu of leaders
+ on trial for robbery in the Sta1
Route mail lines, whilst it is tryin:
to uphold and sustain it's Bosses il
Pennsylvania and elsewhere wht
have been notorious for pIunderin:
the United States Treasury.
1t places RobeSOn Of New Jerse,
: at Its head in Congress, who pIu,
dered the Government Of Million
OF dollars during Grants admin
-, tration.
1t turns Chalmers of Mississipl
; out OF Congress styling him the h
3 70 OF the Fort Pillow massacre an,
t cursed him by every damniDg eI
), tibet imaginable, and then turu
!, right about aud tries to re-elec
Il him to Congress. 1t upholds rep
y diation in Virginia, and Willie
P Louisiana because she has made a
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EOs' Rent.

Music Hall can be rented for Ball. r..
t~alnnhents, Sources, etc, at the rats ~ u -
Dollars a night, OH application to ~
JOS. T. THIBuDEAuy
~Thihodaux, La, Oct. 9TH, 1882. lava,
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
u 8aah'EEa.

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs bis fr;sud.
nj the travelling public that he has mads
aoine new arrangements which will enabls
nm, T." satisfy all those who will honor bin
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hours of the dav
breakfast at 10 o'clock A. Nj. and Din.s
1t o'clock p. NJ.
Com'nodlons and we'll furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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IL. HOFFNANN,
Dealers I'm

ECRNlTURE, Hardware, Paints, OH,
u Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
Plaster. Cement. Metallic, rose wood. immi
tation black walnut Collins, also cypnw
collins mad" to order. Sc, &r.
IN connection with An HOFFMAN,, Cab
met Maker aud Rclairrr of nj! kinds of fur.
nl'nfe. dam Street,
iJ-jau1i w Ect. JwLsnu and 81 pb;Gp.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-20

were painless, as the invalid sank into stupor on Monday from which she did not rally. cold caught in the early fall, though at first thought to be slight, settled on the lungs and sewed the seeds of the fatal dis ease that ended her young life. During her long illness, though it was darkened by the shadow of inevitable fate, she never for a moment lost courage, being buoyed up by the sweet religious hope that had sustained her during other trials in life When all hope of recovery had fed and the angel of death had given warning of the coming dissolution
 she calmly and with truly beautiful hero
 ism, in keeping with the spirit of her past
 life, resigned herself to the inevitable Send
 ing for trusted friend she gave directions
 regarding certain matters she wished attend
 ed to after death and spoke with cheerful
 manner of her condition Miss Mcguire was
 8 graduate of the High cchool, and for many years up to the day when she was first taken i'll was a teacher in Skinner school. For @ long time she was the leading singer in the choir of St. Patrick's church, and the sweet l ness and purity of her voice that so delight ed the worshipers at the church remained l with her to the end. She WAS of an unusu- ally sunny disposition and had the rare fac l ulty of attracting and retaining friends in all l the walks of life Now that she has gone her many virtues will shine with clearer radiance
 before her friends, and the grief for her early death will touch many hearts beside those of the mother and sister who remain
 behind The funeral will take place from ! St. Patrick's church tomorrow morning,
 where solemn mass of requiem will be cele-
 brated at o'clock The choir of the church
 will be reinforced for the occasion by volun- ! teers from the other Catholic choirs, and dur ing the services Miss Lizzie c. Gaffney will sing funeral hymn.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-20
Police NOtaa.

In November last Thomas F. Davis and Adelaide l.. Hills were married The couple were arrested in Clark street on Wednesday night on the ground that the marriage was illegal. Mrs. Hills produced marriage cer- tificate, but was locked up nevertheless on 8 charge of fornication. The man and woman were brought before the City Court yester- day morning and their cases were continued until day under bonds of $15O each The police officer who was sent to PIainviIle to ascertain if the marriage certificate was cor rect satisfied himself that such was the case, and the minister who performed the marriage ceremony was subpoenaed to appear before the City Court this morning. It is said that Davis first wife has 8 suit pending for di- vorce and that the case will come up before the Superior Court to-day, although he has heretofore opposed her divorce. It would seem from the evidence that wife No. 3 is not to blame and that she has been victim ized.
 MT. Manville, of Southbury, called at the police office yesterday afternoon aud stated that horse and buggy had been left at his stable by parties whom he decided had stolen them. He found 8 full description of the team at the office sent by Chief Marsh, of Bridgeport, and which was stated to have been stolen from Trumbull Mr. Manville started for Bridgeport to consult with Chief Marsh
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-20
Personal.


 Superintendent Wallace ". Ward, of the West Haven horse railroad, is able to be about on crutches.
 The will of the late Hon. D. F. Nichols, of Danbury, gives his homestead to his widow, together with large interest in some valua- ble real estate in Danbury. After giving one or two legacies the rest of his property is to be divided among his children His estate will not exceed $5O,OOO. Colonel B. s. Pardee Is to deliver & lecture on the Atlanta exposition at Meriden this evening.
 The many friends of Miss Ella E. Sander son will be happy to learn of her rapid re- eovery. She was i'll with pneumonia.
 MT. Wade H. Aldrich, we'll known in Bridgeport for many years as the proprietor of the old livery stable corner of Broad and John streets, died yesterday morning at his residence 257 Main street, at the age of sixty five years.
 Mrs. Thorp wife of William H. Thorp, formerly of Mill Plain, Fairfield, and lately a resident of New Jersey, died at the residence of Henry Sturges, Esq, Southport, yester- day morning.
 Frank De Vernon, one of the actors con- cerned in the recent misunderstanding" has sent an apology to Miss Minnie Gum uings for the part he took against her.