Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-21

THURSDAY, and was largely attended at the
residence, miles west. Good prices Srs,.e s,e
Feall@ed Tor all the personal effects"
1he Gainesville SouthrOa saws. ssF,rad psaf
ler mas made this year ], ,46O. 200 brick. used
M ri ~ 5or Wooq, t costing SS25 paid for labor
LOT casting, repairs, etc, 1924 so; lost 406 0O0
nrlck oy rain and breakage Who sa,-s pfe,Ss,.
=, = not Valuable citizeng He says he could
t ny nave ilaue more than half so MANY if his
nanus mad been tOrmented all the wear nv the
Marsnal as they were the wear before Fiftv
or more persons live out of his brickvard .
~ ne ne 1raWford Yeas Monitor saws: ssAIr
W -. Tucker, Of this place was ar6nsed ono
night last week by something Disturbing the
sience about the chicken house. and when he
went out he saw something in the shane of
@ s.le stnaii animal tribe running across the
4aLu' anu ne Jumped upon il and stamped il TO
uedth. Ihe Earmlnt was pronounced To be a
LiusAIat' out IL was different from any ever
ss,. s,,n aooHt mere before 1t was as large as a
tall OF elght or more inches in length
Inc Marietta Journal saws: "Joe and John
'ltttn, negroes, who live on Rev. j. NJ Ca
n!e iarm, on Roswell road, on Saturday
hlght last went to an old colOred mans house
named Berry Cassels, living on Mr., p. T. Ham
t4 iarIn, and Knocked at the door and de-
manded admission. Old man Berry. after
considerable hesitation, let them in hIlt beiner
IN liquor they became boisterous. and cut nS
such antics that Berry ordered them TO leave
lhe house. At this they became insulted and
SOe pNilea out knife and cut old man Berry
on the heau. arm and back. Joe was arrested
Tried and bound over in $500 bondn
sunday night the corn crib on Bazemore's
tallahassee place. in West Dougherty con-
,alhing about 200 bushels Of corn and 1900
pounds OF fodder, was destroyed BY fire d.
Z Nelms, who runs the place. had reason to
believe that the building was set on fire and
Y once suspected Andrew Green and Ike
norton. both cOlOred, as the incendiaries
Green liveo on the place, and Morton was a
loaler. Mr.. Nelms arrested both men at
Green's house before day Monday morning
anu carried them before Justice DOzier. at
QUICKER station, charging them with incen-
ularism- He failed to prove the charge. how
ever, whereupOn he sWore out another war
rant against them charging them with steal
ing cotton. Upon this latter charge Judge
Dozier bound them over. The charge of in
cendiarism VIII not be dropped
She Barnesyille Gazette says: sDr. J. c. c.
blackburn showed us an old rusty iron kew
last week which has a record that we give as
stated by the doctor. During the war North
east kentucky was largely Union in senti-
nent- nder the infamous Burbridge COM
panies Of Union Home Guards were organized
IN every county, that burnt the property of
southern sympathizers, drove the men away
from home and insulted their wives and
daughters. Not only this, they shot down
IN cold blood every Confederate soldier that
dared return home to visit friends
gan's men, Gen. Morgan determined to
suppress this hellish barbarity. He dashed
INTO Grays0n. Carter county, KY, and cap
tured - OF Capt. Davis Home Guards. he
unfortunately escaping. Gen. Morgan with
ms own hands locked them up in GravsOn
latl, and the next morning took them out and,
Ia war parlance, lost them. Gen. Garfield
learning this TACT few days afterward
ordered the jail burnt. This KEY was taken
mp after the burning. and last summer pre-
sented 10 DR.. blackburn 10y one of Gen. Gar
fields staG who witnessed the burning of the
lail. The history of the key is therefore
authentic"