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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1883-10-05
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Come and see those pumps at the
Novelty Wood Works.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1883-10-05

nan't fail to read IIatz Bros. ad
yertlsment on Teas.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22
A Mnman,s Friend.

Having been troubled for many years
with kidney disease. with severe pains in
my back and limbs-my ankles were at
times very badly swOllen-I was advised
to 20 to the hospital for treatment, which
| did on the advice of friend, but found
no relief, at least only of a temporary ma
ture, and l had given up all hope of a
cure until my husband was advised to
use Hunts Remedy by friend that had
used it and been cured Of a severe case of
dropsy and kidney trouble. / procured
a bottle. and had not used One-half of the
bottle before | began to be better, no pain
in the back. and the swelling of my
limbs commenced TO 90 down, and my APP
petite was much better, for | had become
so bad that all | ate distressed me very
much 1t was really dyspepsia, combined
with other troubles, and have used four
bottles. and am able to do my work and
attend to household duties which before
had been a burden to me, and | can only
thank Hunts Remedy for the health and
happiness which | now enjoy, and esteem
il a great privilege and duty to give you
this letter in behalf of my many suffering
lady friends in Boston and the country,
and can only say in conclusion that if you
once try it YOU will be convinced as / was,
even against my own will, that Hunts
Remedy is indeed a woman's friend
You are at liberty to use this for their
benefit if you So choose,
Respectfully yours,
Mrs. WIN. GRAY,
Hotel Goldsmith, 1416 fremont street,
Boston, ADrU %, 1888.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22

\ tsrs large crowd Is expected 10 lee IN
attendance a. Isle Of Hope to-day. If only
half 10 those " 20 have already purchased
tickets attend. il VIZ be- the largest Of the
season. Lut there il every reason 10 be-
Isre thar nearly all 90 these sill 20 out.
and many others besides. II IS diiEclIlt
lu many cases % decide in advance about
attending picnic. and very many wait
ran the last moment before acting. Should
fhi- D. the case to-day. our temperance
friends viii have their hands full. The
ulua-er-. however, are ali experienced
workers. and everything will be conducted
lu -oarl order and the best Of judgment. II
.ou wish a day Of enjoyment go early and
cav Iat-. bat 10 is better late than not al
aIl. aud so a moonlight ride i open 10 all
.s...H can't 20 early.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22
TILE CoIoREn TROOPS.

Celebrating the Anniversary OF the
Ratification of the Fifteenth Amend
ment.
Yesterday was gala day for the colored
troops. Thirteen years ago the fifteenth
amendment was ratified, and the ann
versary of the event yesterday was eele-
brated with genuine enthusiasm. Early
in the afternoon the companies began 10
assemble at their headquarters. and al
three O'Clock the battalion rendezvoused
on south Broad street, between Lincoln
and Habersham. The line was
formed with the right resting on
Habersham. under command Of Col. W.
H. WOOdhOuse aud the stan. consisting OF
1 Adiutant L. B. TOOmer, Paymaster }. {.
| Burke. COmmissary K. II. Burke and
| Ouartermaster \. h. DesVerney. Inc
/ street was crowded with cOlOred people
gathered to witness the display. At four
1 O'Clock the line Of march was taken up
and the troops. headed by the Union Cor
net Band and drum corps, moved in the
l following order:
! BATTALION.
Chatham Light Infantry-Captain f. :.
/ IOumans commanding.
| Union Lincoln Guards-Captain VI. L.
/ Cummings commanding.
/ IOlESA AAAf Ll-AA AAAtlAlA pAtAAi IL
! VI. Pleasant commanding.
Savannah Light IBfantry-Captain W.
II. ROYAL commanding.
Lone Star Cadets-Capt. Lloyd COM
handing.
COlquitt Blues-Capt. J. H. Carter COM
handing.
INDEPENDENT.
Union Delmonico Guards-Capt. Will
! liams commanding.
Georgia Light Infantry-Capt. John
I stiles commanding.
Attucks Guards Of Charleston.
Savannah Hussars-Capt. W. II. Bell
| commanding.
The line Of march was down Haber-
sham to Bay and Bull, out Bull to BrOugh-
ton, and through BrOughton and DraytOn
streets to the Park extension, where a
! parade took place and a salute was fired
/ in honor Ofthe day.
The companies turned out in full force
and made an excellent display. The best
Of order was maintained, and the march
I ing and movements of the entire COM
mand was generally admired.
The Attacks Guards, from Charleston,
a company Of boys with wooden guns,
were the centre of attraction with the col
Ored people.
The corps was fully equipped for the
I march. with knapSacks and blankets, and
| showed to excellent advantage in the
drill.
At the conclusion of the parade the line
was reformed and the companies marched
on the return through the various streets
to their headquarters and were dismissed.
The companies composing the battalion
are handsomely uniformed and well
drilled and equipped.
The cavalry and Independent companies
are also thoroughly disciplined, and the
4 parade was creditable and complimentary
TO the officers in command.
Last night the staff officers gave an
entertainment in Empire Hall, and the
day was brought to a close under the
most favorable auspices.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22
BRADsTREET's REPORT.
Southern Trade Embarrassments TO
tho Past Week

Southern Trade Embarrassments for
the Past Week.
There were 1856 failures in the United
States reported to Brddstreet'S during the
past week. II more than the preceding
week, 80 more than the corresponding
week Of 1882, and Is more than the same
week in 1881. Compared with the pre-
vious week the Middle States had 81, a
decrease of 6; New England States y, a
decrease of 1: Southern States "a, an in
crease of l = Western States %, an IN
crease of Is; Pacific states and Terrific
Ties IS, an increase of 8; Canada and the
Provinces p, an increase Of l. The i'm
portant failures were Maxfeld Il Co..
Wholesale fruits, and Z. D. BassfOrd,
house furnishings. New York city, V.
Richards q Brother, dry goods, Augusta,
Ga.
The following were reported from Geor-
gia and Florida:
FLORIDA.
PensacOla-Cad Shackelford, grocer,
has assigned, but afterwards recalled ii
and paid creditors in full.
GEORGIA.
Atlanta. B. Jones, grocer, is report
ed TO have left town. and has been at
tached. Liabilities about $1,000; assets
about about $3.50.
Augusta-V. Richards & Brother, dry
goods, assigned on the 18th inst. to }. c.
c. Black and John G.. Long. Liabilities
100000: nominal assets $SS,OOO. There
is a mortgage on stock 1900, on which
there is due $4,000. There are no other
preferences. They have been i'll business
many years.
GAINESVILLE. w. Miller, drugs, has
been closed hV the Sheriff,
Keyton-J. D. Il c. c. Holloway, gen.
eral store, have been closed by the Sheriff.
SyVania-JacOb BazemOre, general
store, has assigned. Liabilities $1,000:
nominal assets 81. 800.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22
Aurtinn Salra Emtmrr Dapa.
Notice TO COnSignees.
Kennedy & Blum, AuCtiOneerS.
GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE.

GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE.
SAVANNAH, FLORIDA AND WESTERN R'Y,
SAVANNAH, May 10, 1883. }
The following unclaimed freight Will be sold
at public cutlery, at the Down Freight Ware
house of this company, on WEDNESDAY,
June 9th, at II O'Clock 4. NJ, for the benefit of
whom II may concern and to pay charges
thereon. JAS. /. TAYLOR,
General Freight Agent.
No mark box, wash stands, bdle empty
Webster Davis bdle empty sacks.
No mark pole, lot empty sacks, bdle
empty sacks, crate empty bottles.
r. \ Oumans 4 SOn-l oil tank. Grated.
No mark bdle sewer pipe, p pillow points, ?
empty beer kegs.
b. +. Brown bdle chairs.
c. x CO nests tubs.
No mark Dbl crackers, 2 empty oil barrels
WOOten Il Cook can oil, boxed.
J. Manning-l piece casting.
No mark jar snuff.
W. NJ. Dye-I caddie tobacco.
No mark bdle empty sacks, piece casting,
Thos. Downs Dbl syrup.
No mark empty kegs.
4. Roper trunk and packages attached.
IL. Meyer s Bro half box tobacco.
7. I. Wingfeld-l box hardware.
No mark pkg blinds, harrow and pieces,
I wagon and tail board, box candy, box
crackers, bag cotton, empty kegs.
5. ;. Einstein-I bdle overcoats
No mark box.
+. Bolles-l Dbl hardware.
Weed & C.-l pkg rubber hose.
Eliza A. Williams-l wood chest.
\. III. ChampiOn-l pkg, boxes herring.
I. W. Price, box seed. l box seed,
j. VI. Booth box and bdle sundries
Ann AndersOn-l sack potatoes.
c. +. Wakefield piece cement pipe.
w. 5. st. George box card, car box,
pieces casting.
J. p. HutchinsOn-2 boxes TOOLS
w. 5. king-l box drugs.
I: ii. Lloyd box cheese, Dbl apples.
W. ;. King-l SIX pInders, i wool carding ma
chine, wool picker, piece shafting, l fly
wheel, l S. jointer, pieces, l pkg seed,
saw, l box.
W. 5. st. George bxs h. h. goods, chest.
? tables, l spring, sidebOard, : bbls and con,
tents, pkgs rails and Stats, ! pkg bed
steads, stove and contents, ! wash stand, l
basket and tools, l pkg carpet, bath tub
and contents, pkgs Is chairs, box mdse, !
IRON safe, box, boxes glass, crates wood
signs, box, Dbl 3. stone
No mark small tubs, 2 sacks salt, pkg l2)
grlddles, measures, bdle tagging, pkgs
rope and bags, piecesstone castings, 2 coils
rope, bedstead, I box soap, l sewing ma
chlne, handle and needles, ! Dbl flour. hGN
bottles.
VIM. Reese boxes bottles
X. f. Whidden-I box crackers.
}. W. DiAon-l box Oat meal.
Isaac x Col box oysters.
+. McCline-I pkg bedsteads and side
Jessie HaddOck-1 trunk.
Miles House, table,
J. J. Walker-l pkg sacks wool,
NOll Davis bbls syrup.
+. \. Solwesten j box,
No mark bdle bags.
J. Watt & Rr0,--l package,
No mark-l bale hay.
u. r. Robinsop-l pkg fireworks.
No mark-l key
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22
The Hebrew Christian mission

The Hebrew Christian Reading Room,
on south Broad street, was formally
opened last pIght. The room is ON the
south side Of the street. a few doors east
Of Barnard. and is pleasantly furnished.
The opening exercises were conducted ~
the missionary, Rev. Joseph J. McGrath.
Rev. Dr. ASsOn, pastor Of the lndepen-
dent Church. Rev ) y, Branch of Trinity
Methodist Church, and number of other
pastors of the city were present ana par
ticipated. The lOOms were crowded last
night and will remain open to the public.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22
u. ford-' theatrical Season.

.tt- i1rl Dramatic Association viii IN
.r-.arat- tl.ir summer season on Friday
,t.niu. sun. ~lh and have selected
al. Tho. liIl Tor tLai occasion The Follies
.rl Nirst.'' "a comedy is iWo acts, by }. X.
blanche. ai.d The Captain o. tie Watch, -
a farce iu one act, 10y the same a-'tHor.
The members q the Fords are yoai'!
.n.n Who are eugageJ in business. and
.irriu- the busy season .haye but little
slime to indulge their histri0l!ic tastes and
talents. and have. therefore. decided 10
devote their leisure this summer
CD series 81 performances. II IS rot
necessary for us Ia refer % the many
contributions which this association has
made t8 worthy objects. As what II has
dome j. Too we'll known. Those who have
nai the assistance of the FOrds IN tae
past VIII now have an opportunity of
.frrI-1fIun
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22

The Attacks Guards, Of Charleston,
composed Of cOlOred boys from y to 10
years Of age. were among the visitors to
the city yesterday, and attracted cOnsid
cradle attention, as it was the first CON-
panv of the Kind ever seen here. After
The general parade TIE corps marched
through the principal streets and in front
Of the MORNING NEWS office, where they
went through several evOlutiOns in very
craditablo m amer
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22
ATvarping to other Lads.

\ young foreigner named Valentine
alias Bolton Shater was brought before
Magistrate Waring Russell, Jr., yesterday
tor creating a disturbance ana violating
the rules of good behavior on Charlton
street. between Jefferson and MOntgOm-
cry. His first Offense vas throwing I
bucket of water over a German woman,
and afterwards, when the assault wac
resented. throwing missiles and injuring
her children. He was given the stern
attention Of the court, and his case may
serve as Il warning TO others inclined 10
similar acts Of insOlence aud assault.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22

Alderman David Wells presided as act
iu- Mayor in the Police Court yesterday,
in The absence Of the Mayor and Chair
mau IL Council Wilder. There were
SIX prisoners arraigned. Two negroes for
larceny were turned over on warrant 70
MAGISTRATES Court: "a white man foF
drunkenness and disOrderly conduct was
fnei - OF ave DAYS: two negroes for fight
fuE in a house on Drayt0n street were
fueti - or ten DAYS each. and another for
DIM L-.nrn.. & or tive DAYS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22
SpFrial uottrra.
Income Tax Notice.
CITY TREAsURER'S OFFICE,
aUANNAu CA Nav lSS3

SAVANNAH, Ia, MAY T. 1901
The attention of tax payers is called to the
following extracts from the Tax Ordinance
for the year lSS', passed by Council December
2lst, 1881:
SECTION V. Every person and corporation
deriving income or commission from his or It's
business as merchant, factor, auctioneer,
broker. forwarding, shipping or commissi on
merchant. keeper of hotel or restaurant, or
from the pursuit of any profession, faculty,
trade, calling, or business whatsoever, ana
every railway company operating its road
by steam, every street railroad company, gas
company. express company, cotton press COM
pany. insurance company, ana every private
banker and banking association, ana
every agent carrying on business
for another except dealers, traders,
merchants or other persons taxed on their
stock in trade, shall pay tax OF one ana
half per centum on the amount of such net
income or commission above eight hundred
dollars. And every shlpmaster, captain, SUI
percargO, agent, or other officer OF any ship
or vessel. or other person, who shall sell goods
or articles of any kind from any vessel or
wharf. or personally purchase cargo or collect
freight, shah be considered a commission mer-
chant, and pay the tax herein prescribed, and
also pay the tax hereinafter prescribed for
commission merchants.
And every person and corporation liable to
the tax provided for in the fifth section of this
ordinance, shall.make his or her return there
for quarterly-that is to say, within ten days
after the last days Of March, June, September
and December 1852.
=
Returns may be made either in person or
by agent or attorney. and if any person, re-
quired to make any such return. shall refuse
or neglect to do so within the time specified
for the same, it shall be the duty of the
Treasurer, in the event Of any such refusal or
neglect, to proceed forthwith to make the re-
turn himself. from the best information he
can obtain, within ten days after such re-
turn was due from the person from whom
it was required. and to assess a
double tax against such defaulter, according
to the nature of the tax, whether specific or
ad valorem, and to notify such defaulter
thereof, IN writing, within ten days after as
sessng such double tax.
All persons liable to taxation under the
aforesaid Section V. Of said tax ordinance for
the year 1882. who have neglected to comply
with its provisions, are notified to make re-
turns and pay the tax due hereunder on or
before June 10th prOX., otherwise shall pro-
coed as the ordinance directs.
c. 5. HARDEE,
City Treasurer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22
Index 70 New Advertisements.

Waet.u. 81 Excelsior Lodge.
Meeting % Castle Tr0up.
treor-la state B. h. Association
Nrrl-- 81 t0ndh6Ifers A s. G. r K.
Music ar Battery Park
u .lI... ~ auction
urluIu- of Little Havana
Peanuts e--.-I. T.. Bond.
P--r.. t.r Baptist sabbath school
--.-r I'D rawlings AZ auction.
a.-..r sales Is Kennedy & Blum.
T... COWS and calves picked up
small l.1-- for rent.
b u- Or rent.
= $50 carpenters wanted
trH--lu- salesman wanted
Iartreu & Ccchrane'= ginger ale. etc.
Board lu S-w \ ork.
u-. H1lmau'- Liver Pad.
Mich COWS for sale.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22

Tie Gerrncu brig Won Room was cleared
Yesterday Scr Rotterdam by Messrs. Viii
der & 60. with 1886 barrels Of spirits
furpcntine. containing $3.50 gallons, and
s1l barrels Of ro-ia weighing l59,66t
pounds. Total value Of the cargo Is S23,'
~gl -
Tho American brig Havana was cleared
f1r Martinique. West Indies. by Messrs
IoS. a. Roberts 4 CO.. with GOES pieces
e mitch pine. measuring SSAil9 super
reilI feet. valued al S3.44i -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22
The Rrunswick Fair.

The Brunswick Fair will open to-day
and continue until Friday. Savannah
and Chatham county will be largely repre-
scented in the exhibiting departments
The steamer st. Nicholas left yesterday
morning for Fernandina, touching at
Brunswick to accommodate those desir-
ing to attend the fair. She will leave at
the same hour tomorrow morning, afford
ing an opportunity to those who desire to
take i'm the last days Of the exhibition, to
make the round trip BY daylight.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22
Cost per capita per annum for instruc-

ton sly 10
In reference to the increase in school
attendance, ne says: "Ihe pressure upon
the Grammar School located at Chatham
Academy was so great that it was found
necessary to appoint an additional
teacher 1t is probable that this neces-
sity will continue 10 exist, and that the
position will be a permanent one,
large number of children were re-
fused admission into the cOlOred schools
for want of accommodation. The cree
ton of a new building will in a large
measure meet the want of this particular
class, and will establish the fact that it is
the p4licy of the board, as far as its means
will permit, 90 educate al the children of
the county.
In regard to the appointment Of super
numerary teachers in place of regular
teachers whose places are made vacant
by illness or other causes,t the Superinten-
dent renewed a suggestion made in FORM
er report. The want Of experience on their
part makes it questionable whether their
services, when called INTO requisition, do
not work more injury than good to The
pupils, Ignorance of the names of the
scholars, want of familiarity with the
methods used by the regular teacher, and
lack of preparation of the subject to be
taught, all tend to an utter dem0raliza-
ton of the class. Then, again, there be-
ing no certainty that their services
viii be needed, there is no obli-
CATION 40 remain in the city, and
it has often happened that, in tEe absence
or sickness of a teacher, no supernumera-
ry can be had. This difficulty could be
obviated by giving aemafl salary to each
supernumerary and requiring her 10 spend
a portion of each day in one of the schools,
in order that she may learn the art of
teaching and become familiar with the
general work and discipline Of the schools,
The adoption of this suggestion would add
greatly to the efficiency Of our supernu-
meraries, and would enable the board to
select for vacancies trained teachers who
would at once grasp the intricacies and
difficulties of their work without that loss
oftime which always occurs when per-
sons are appointed who haye had no eX-
Derience,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22

Hon. IL. X. MCCAY, Judge, presiding.
The court met at $3.50 o'clock yester-
day morning, when the following men,
toned proceedings were had:
First National Bank Of Charleston.
:. c.. vs.. The Mayor and Aldermen of the
city Of savannah. Judgment for plaintiff
in the sum Of $2,937 30. besides interest
and costs.
Andrew SimOns ". The Mayor and Al.
dermen OF the city Of Savannah. Judg-
ment for plaintiff in the sum of S2,937 so,
besides interest and costs.
4 num1Cr Of cases were dismissed by
the court for want Of prosecution.
The following cases We're assigned for
hearing today;
. y. A. smith and Dupont Query rs. the
Bank Of Americas.
Jas. G. Gibbs vs. Edward Houston ei al.
The cases assigned for trial tomorrow
are
Branch sons & Co. vs.. Wallace Cum
ming ~ a..
Branch sons Co. IS II. V. Cumming,
administrative.
The court then adjourned until $50
O'Clock this morning.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22

Mr.. ii. BARNY, baggage-master on
Eastern Railroad, Boston, says:
Il have used Hunts Remedy, the great
kidney and liver medicine, in my family
for months. 1t was recommended by
friends in Portsmouth who have been
cured of kidney troubles, and find it just
rs represented and worth its weight in
gold. Ny wife is using it for dyspepsia,
and has improved so rapidly that ] cheer
fully indOrse il as a family medicine of
real merit, and / would not be without it .
thrill o 1872
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22

quarrel between two e0lored children
..r sim, street yesterday forenoon. nearly
resulted Boz tragedy. A thirteen-year-
old z-sl named Louisa Johnson. whose
mother s5s-- on Jones street. opposite the
Central Raiir94i shops. got into fight
with L loy u1msi Morrol. living on
N.u street. One knocked the other
down. and fhr frac1s s3s con-
ruet lv throwing bricks ana other
Convenient missiles. Before 10 terminated
rf.. t.r seized a. broken brick and hurled
10 ar iIc girl. striking her BOB the forehead
.rr Lrr..kinr her ID the ground, where
-H. laY ,.n-alc-- Tor some time. she was
fullIt picked up and taken 70 her nome
~. ~nrEleaI attention WAS rendered and
ia~t ns-htrue child was On bad condi-
tl.r. Taa wound Is a doep confusion. the
,..r extending across the nose and fore
r.sf. If wa, incorrectly reported on the
.r-,.. % yesterday that the childwas kHie.l
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22

The holders of the bonds Of the ATLANTIC
and Gulf Railroad Company Endorsed by
the city of Savannah will hold a meeting
at the office Of John l.. Hardee tomorrow
n l o'clock. All bOndhOlders AID parti-
cipanfs as well as nOn-participants in the
suit against the city are invited to be pre-
sent. as under the terms of the proposed
compromise nothing can be enected until
100000 Of the bonds are represented.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22
At EstIlPs Under screven House.

Savannah Morning News, No New
Fniug No. l0s LavelPs Library, The
Season for June. The Century for June,
North American Review Tor June, An
drews' Bazaar, Spirit of the Times, The
queen, American Field, Turf, Field and
Farm, Life, New York Mercury, Detroit
Free Press, Daily StaaIs Zeitung, Boston,
Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Balti-
more, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Macon,
Charleston and Jacksonville dailies.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22
Notice TO Bondholders.

4 meeting of the holders of the Bonds of the
Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Company, indoors
ed by the city of Savannah, will be held at my
office at P. N. on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the
23d inst.
All BondhOlders. participants as well as
non participants, in the suit VS.. the city, are
earnestly invited to be present, as under the
terms of the compromise proposed, nothing
can be accomplished until 500, 600 of the Bonds
are represented.
JOHN l.. HARDEE, Chairman.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22

The County Commissioners held spe-
cial meeting yesterday to consider the
matter of opening a road through the pro-
trrf, Of Col John Screven and Capt. T.
i. ~creven. Owing 70 the absence Of the
attorney for these gentlemen the case was
continued until after the next regular
mcetiaE % the board.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-22
Tnrnentine Thieves.

Two negroes, named Dan Collins and
Mack Walker, were arrested by Police
man Davis, Saturday night, and turned
over on warrant TO Magistrate WariGg
Russell. before whom they were brought
Yesterday, charged with stealing a barrel
of turpentine, valued at $25, on the 10th
OF lest month. from the farm of +. Morgan
4 Co., on the Back river. After an eX-
animation they were committed to Jail
10 await trial in the CITY Court.