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THIEVES VINEGAR. - Marscillcs, or
thieves vinegar, as it is called, IS pro-
nounced iufallible as q preventive Of chol-
era. II was invented during season OF
ues,ilcnce. by four thieves. who spent their
time plundering The dying and the dead,
with no fear Of infection, the vinegar with
which they supplied themselves being a
successful disinttc;anJ. Their rccipe.which
is in use to-day, was as follows Dried tops
Of .a.sc and small wWmwood, rosemary,
SAGE, mint, rue, lavender flowers, two
ouacs of each calamus root. cinnamon,
cloves, nutmeg garlic one-fourth Of an
ounce each; camphOr, one-hat ounce a;
concentrated acetic acid, two ounces
strong vinegar, eight pounds. Macerate
the herbs in the vinegar tor two weeks.
strain, press, and add tie camphor dissolved
in the acetic acid. Thieves vinegar is
used as n perfume about the person, or
dropped in the water for bathing purposes.
A little Of it burned on 4 shovel viii deo-
dorize 4 ROOM Ex
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"a nice husband, you are p said Madame,
in q passion. You care less about me
than about those pet animals of yours
Look what you did when your poodle,
Azor, died" Husband Quietly" Well,
had him stuffed" Wife (exasperated)-
" You wouldn't have gone to that expense
for me-not you, indeed p-IParis paper.
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DE.. a. Il. BRUNE {,

gHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
I the University of Berlin, Germany. once
and residence No. 81 J street, between Filth
aud Sixth, Sacramento. 0ftce hours TO II 4
Il. 3 70 D and 10 3 ?. v. lolS-N
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AYGosTURt BIrTERs were prepared by
Dr. J. 6. b. Siegert for his private use.
Their reputation is such to-day that they
have become generally known as the best
appetizing tonic Beware of counterfeits.
Ask your grocer or druggist for the genu-
inc article, manufactured by DR.. J. u. d.
SIegert & Sons.
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DIR. LAME,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.-OFFICE A4Cis
I Residence No. S2S J street, between Third
and Fourth. EOuTs-S to 10 4. NJ, 3 to 3 and to
SPH. once Of City Superintendent of Public
Schools at same place. je5iplD
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DENTISTRY.
u, FyOCD,

yAENITsT, CUINN's PULLING. szss7.zSss.
! ; northeast conner Fourth and j5sSsesE57ssysSS
streets. ArtifoIs! Teeth inserted on ~I1LO
ell bases Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for nsinless extraction OF teeth. ieA6..f
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MO. so NINTH ST, BET. / AND ), OF
~ posite the Plaza, MAGNETIC and Electric
Healer, Electromagnetic Liectro-galvauiG and
Medicinal Baths; Magnetic Garments and In
soles Consultation free. ieI0-lm
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Or. IRA Il. OAYNAN,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL. AT
tenlion 10 Diseases of Females. Oi6ce-
627 street. upstairs. ever Dsie's. Residence
1877 G. corner Eleventh street. Ofice Hours
From 30 Il a. NJ, l 10 2 and TO SP.N a. mil
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IIoRsroRD's. AcID PHOSPHATE, as an
appetizer. Dr. Morris Gibbs, Howard City,
Mich, says " ! am greatly pleased with
it as tonic; it Is an agreeable and good
appetizer"
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IRRITATION OF the throat and hoarseness
Immediately relieved by Browns Bron-
chial Troches"
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II, II. PIEBsGN,

rl.KNTIsT, as ] STREET De = ssssgts.
t47een Fourth and Fifth, SsrTa-} n sfssssss-ssi
mento Artificial Teeth inserted onH+LLLILY
Cold Vulcaui.1 gid aIl bases Nitrous Oxide OF
Laughing GGS N,Ujn.Sl cred for painless eStrao-
lion Of teeth jClz-im
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ST, DAViD'S

FIRST-CLAS LODGING HOTEL, CON
IA tanning 1870 rooms; water and gas in each
room; no better beds in the world; no guest al
lowed 10 use the linen once used by another; s
free. Price of rooms. Per night, 50 and IS cents
per week, from s. upwards Open sill night. +
HUGHES, Proprietor. At Market-street Ferry
take Omnibus line of street cars for Third ard
Howard. jy2-TuThStf
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PHYSICIAN AID OBsTETRICIAN. OFEfCE
I and residence No. ~ J street, Sacramento.
StO \. n.
OGlce Hours; II 4. ID. 10 ? ?. L. fjel2iptf
ga 70 S p NJ
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I. G. SHAW,

N ATE OF LIGHT & SHAW, s,z.szrz==y9.
II Dentist Ofce and residence s('ssis.9.SsE
over Tufts Drug store, corner |. $3.50
Tenth and J streets. Office hours: XII
A N. 70 5 P y. Sundays, Toto -. je13-1mt
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ Strict, az
W tween Ninth and Tenth Nos 9ls and aG.
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily az $50 A.
NJ. Oihee hours 10 9 a. IL; to y, y AID
eYPnin0s. WET
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WANTED.

A MAN AND WIFE FOR A RANCH. 81,
n men for vincyasd- $50; men 20 chop wood,
81 80 70 81 IS per cord; walters, so: man
cook go: men for thrashers, good WAGES , hay
balers. Female-Two girls 10 wait in hote]S
So 10 S25: also, girls iuy housswork 81 to so
other work. Apply 10 HOUSTON & CO. slu-
pl0yueIt ONCE, FoGTsG AID < streets. Ssora-
ceuto. iS!6-1ptf
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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.
r, y. SERVER,

YACES On CALL AT ANY HOUR,
/ day or night. Coupes, Phaetons, 81 go
Rocksways Bsrouehes, Buggies, with -
the best roadsters to be found in any livery
livery a reasonable rates Livery Stable on
Fourth street, between and J. iyl-tf
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TIE DEADLY GERMS.

In Vera Cruz, whenever an old wall -
disturbed or q street dug into, the fever Is
sure to break out with redoubled force in
that locality, proving that the germs are
always present, though sometimes dormant
until disturbed. Two years ago the disease
was particularly prevalent, because the
main street had been torn up for laying a
horse ear track. Among the numerous
yellow fever stories with which the natives
are wont to cheer strangers within their
gates, we are told that once vessel driited
into this port, apparently at random and
without hosting any OF the usual signals
Investigation proved that it was a perfect
charnel house Of decoupCsing CoTpses, ev-
cry soul on board having persisted Of
u0rtt0
One day Norwegian vessel touched at
Vera Cruz for some slight cause-having
debated & considerable time whether to do
SO, as there was no especial necessity and
the result was the contraction Of yellow
fever, from which every man, both officers
and crew, died at sea before their dcstina-
ton was reached
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WV. Ft.LgEly PRIGGs, n. ]

nCULIsT. AURIsr, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
Diseases OF the Throat. Ofiee, 4291f J
street, corner of Fifth over Sacramento Bank,
Sacramento, Cal. Hours $3.50 10 L A. IL; 70 4
e " SlndGrs $50 to II A n: 70 4 Z. Z. ".
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
RETuKNED.
DR.. NIXON.

DR PINKHAM, 8IS EIGHTH STREET.
~ Office Hours to 3, and 6s50 TO $50 7. h.
Residence next door. jy9-u
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FOR sAIE-T0 LEg.

go TO $50 PER ArRi-SGAsFA- AND -,
% TehamG county EIuit, Grain aud ,3sf
Stock Farms of all sizes; no IRRIGATION -
needed; price list free. GRIFFIN BROS Cot
t0H%ood, Cal iy&-lm'
E0R sALE-A H0u-E AND LOT. -,
/ 40Xl60, and ;he fail lots audS in tna ~;
teeptn. T ard I streets For price, etc, il
qulre on the premises, T street, between Soy-
entCeuth sud Eighteenth. iN& I've
dams FOR SAIE-TlIEtE Hun "a
IL drcd head in lots - suit; High ff3f;t;SS2-
Grades ana TnCron"h5'ei spanish t@s&Syg
Nerinos. MRS. I. h. WILSON, Lik sstOezassss.zs
Grove SACRAMENTO county, Cal jy2-w
NOR SALE-A HALF or sxeza -
Z whole interest in the Wes lszie-asszzz. - =
orn Hotel Hacking: Two Carr ia2,s c><-t->f =
and four Horses ana Harness. FOR AAZ---S<
further particulars, inquire at the Jfl.to or q
the Driver. jC ST
NO LET-SALOGE. 40. 90 SECOND -.
/ street. betwcea J and ,: csu bc Te ~!
modelled 20 suit any business. HtIIa large -
c. lar; good ioG wbO.c-al" !. go. or wine house.
CARL aTROBEi, a2i street, s..,rs cIto.
i@~J--
Lf0R SALE CHEAP PKTALCAfA INCU
/ hGtor and BrOOd-C, il good order. inquire
a. this Office. jelr-tt
NOR sALE-HOUsE AND Let WITHIN -
/ OnehJG block OF STATE Capitol. Par ~
lies wishing the same VII lease inquire sSGL
al ~ X street. upstairs jelG-iW~
Two LET-RO0N5 AND SUITES OF ROOMS,
! suitable for Doctors or DcE.iSts' Offices
Apply az II street. Sacramento Gallery je--tt
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4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR-A T-LAyg,
= Will practice in al State and United states
Courts. Office, upstairs over, No 62S I street.
southwest corner OF Seventh sacramento. jtS q
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W. Il. BALDWIN, NJ. j..
NgArsArE A. RRIGGs. "a. al.

pgRGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE,
> northeast corner Second and X strye5s Of
nee hours; 10 4. II. 20 Il II; : TO i and 70 : r.
b. Residence, 81 p street. iei5-im
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l., WHITE, LINCOLN WHIT
WHITE & WHITE,

4 TTOR,, E Ia-AT-LAW, SOUTHWEST COR
- ner Finn and streets, Rooms 10 ana u,
suffer Building. Sacramento, Cal apS-ti
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=. i. EovYES,

/ CONTRACTOR AND BuILDER.-SHOP, $50
= i street. between Finh and sixth. sacra-
menio joaSinE promptly attended 20 Esi-
mates furnished. ieia,n
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MISSISSIPPI KITCHEN

AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL
CtANsO8IE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
y This hotel is in.the very center Of the bust.
ness portion of the city. The travelling public
will ind this TO be the most comfortable Gnd re-
spectacle Hotel in the city. Board and room,
81, 81 IS ana 81 80 per day. Hot and Cold Baths
Free. Free Coach 10 and from the Hotel.
ap13 CHAS. MONTGOMERY 4 BRO. Props.
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- 4. MAN }. HYNNN, N.
j. HINiNN. hR - mo

FIFaT( IIHAKER5 AND JEWELLERS
W TG j street. between Finh nud 90
sixth. have always on hand choice e. q
variety al tae Watches, Diamonds. Jew ~, 81
tlTy. &c ipi5-Jl
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ATTGRNEYS-AT-LAW.
y. {. FREEMAN, GROVE l.. JOHNSON,
GEO. T.. BATES,

! AWTE&S. SACRAMENTO AND SAN FRAN
- cisco, Cal. Offices: No. 90 Firth street,
sacraaeHto; ard No. ~ California street, San
Francisco. business attended 10 y both cities.
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JOHN t. CAREY

Z TTGRNEY-AT-LAw. OFFICE. SOUTH
y west corner Of FiNh and streets, Rooms
r. i3 and Il, Suffer Building. ielo-
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J. o yUNs0or.
cAE-L. E. J. cRoL
CARrR 4 CROIY.

NONTRACTOEe AND BUILDERS, ARE PRR-
~ pared 20 20 al kinds of work in their line,
u city or country Principal place o; business,
sser>He"t", shop, No. ll2i Second street ee-
t"een n 'u:d L. Fcstoiice Box No so, Sscrs-
uleAio. jel6-3ptf
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MANUFACTURER or FURNITURE, WIN
w dow and Door screens u specially. LarE-e
stcSE on hand. Particular attention given 20
Scroll sowing, Shaping. MOilinE and Planning.
WareHoaIGs northwest corner Thirteenth and
streets Sacramento. mll-tt
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" 2. TEBsE-s. DENTIST. TO Oh .<s-.-;SEgss
c sixtA z.-c.-. Between 7 and J, 'f9S2Sss-s.ii
vest side. .rpl- .5 Coug rcgati0nsi ~ ~
Church. Ie5-u
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PREVENTION By IN0CULATIoN.

And now, wonder Of wonders is be
lieyed that the long sought remedy has
been found by which the fearful sCourge
which has converted this fair coast into q
vast cemetery, may be avoided The idea
of inocula,iDg for yellow fever, exactly as
people are vaccinated for smallpox, proba-
bly, sprang from the experiments Of the
young Catalan physician, DR.. jaime Ferran,
with the cholera. Dr. Carmona, OF the
small State Of Colim9, on the Pacific coast
of Mexico, believes he has discovered the
living germ which IS the advance agent Of
yellow fever, aud with it has -accinated
hundreds Of people during the last year.
In no case has he lost patient, or has one
50 iuoculated subsequently contracted the
fever. The Mexican physicians in Vera
Cruz have just been experimenting with
the peronos p0ralutia fungus. according to
the method of DR.. Carmona, the iuoculated
persons being the prisoners who are con-
fined for murder IN the dungeons of that
terrible prison. the Fortress OF san Juan de
UiOa, which stands in Q rocky island in
the harb0r of Vera Cruz. The criminals
thus torcjbly inoculatCd came near dying OF
fright, but otherwise in every case the cx-
perin.ents have been eminently satisfactory.
Two or three days after vaccination the
patients were attacked with violent head
aches, ami all the other precUrsory symp-
toms of yellow fever; but after about forty
hours they were fully recovered, and it IS
now claimed that they are
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/ TTGEEEYs AND COCNsELoR AT-IAW.
Il Ci3ces Metropolitan Block. X street Be-
tween Fourth snd Fifth, Sacramento, Entrance
next door 20 Metropolitan lhester .ee9-E
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FOREVER IHpERvIous 70 THE DISEASE.


During the last session of the Mexican
Congress several Deputies presented 4 prop
osiiion TO the Secretary Of the Interior. in
view OF the above facts, to the effect that
the Executive name q Commission of com
petent naturaiists and physicians to in
vestieate the work Of prophylactic or pre-
ventivc vaccination for yellow fever"
The Commission, which the President
thereupon appointed. in due time 81 le its
report to Congress, and the result was that
the Executive was authorized to invest an
additional $40 COO in the expenses Of s. sec
ond Commission, to more fully investigate
the all-important subject, which should be
instructed to report at the earliest possible
moment; after which, according to the last
clause of the original report " the Execu-
tive shall issue. after due consultation with
the Heath Council, legal provisions for the
administration of the prophylactic inocu-
lation for the prevention Of yellow fever"
In Hermosillo Sonora town which is an
nuslly devastated by the scourge, the au-
thorities have issued decree calling upon
all citizens to be inoculated, and there is
little doubt that the next Congress will pass
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WANTED-LOST-FOuND.

w care of children and assist In general
housework. Address with reference Wv B. y
this Office. iyS. ga
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Il p. BOOT. ALEx. NELSON. J. DRISeL-
ROOT, NELSON d CO.,

f-VVI' -fl-Ht@SVN q NUs,
TNION FOUNDRY IRON AND E1S
u Founders and MschinIsts, Front street De
tween and o. Castings and Machinery of
every description INSIDE 70 order. je44-iplin
p MISTER J. o YUSy-or.
1880. K. FOSTER y CO., 1888.
DOOE-BIEDERS, PAPER-RULERS AND
ID BLANK -hcoF Manufacturers No. SIs street,
between Third a',G Fourth. Sacramento. je9,4p
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housewoTE- ADDRESS, with reference, Nv. y. -
this Office. iySas
&TANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO
w get situation IN Penryn or near that town
to do Ligh. DairyiEG CT assist III Fruit Work. or
in General HouseworA Address lQl6 Fourteenth
street. Sacramento. jy2-Sts
CITUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL To DO
y General Housework. Inquire at CAIIFOR-
MA HOTEL, Twelfth and streets. yt-Sts
NTANTED-AT SACRAMENTO EMPLOY
w ment Office, northeas; corner Tenth and
streets Parties desiring situations Will do
Wei to call at this office. Orders from The in
terror as well az from the city VIII receive
prompt attention, Cores Cndence invited. G.
II. FRANCIS, Manager. ieI1Inlp
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A hack Of 500 sheep changed hands in
Humboldt county, Nevada, recently, a s.
per head.
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{ RCiuTYCT AND SUPERINTENDENT
OGice: Su;te- Building. sou.lNes. corne1
Fiah sn5 streets. Sacramento. m22p
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.. "a. kKElts & a.

pN5.l Sf.,EEr. WHOLESALE AND kET4lI.
OZG Dealers in Paints, Oils, Naraisacs WIN
dow Glass PICTURE holdings, Bru5hes, Ar.ists'
Material, Building Paper, Plain sud Decorative
Wall Paper and Glgzier Paper for Window Doco-
rations PsJ.ot which IS entirely new. jelI.lIn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-13
AN OFFICE-sEEKER's RECORD.
Delmar as a Candidate for Register
8ruce's Position,


A-ufSGToN, May 1o.-Among the
cards left on the table at the door Of the
Presidents room one day last week was
that OF Alexander Delmar, eX-Chief of
the Bureau of Statistics" 1t has since
turned out that Mr.. Delmar is an appli-
cant for the position Of Register of the
Treasury, soon to be vacated by eX-Sena-
tor Bruce. The President probably will
look over his record as public officer be-
fore thrustlng any greatness upon him.
Delmar was at the head Of the Statistical
Bureau in Andrew JOhnsOn's time, when
be distinguished himself by preparing a
book OF very absurd statistics intended to
show the resources of the United States.
1t also contained some alleged political
Information AS it atas prepared at the
request of the French Foreign Office for
official incorporation into the catalogue
OF the Worlds Fair of 1861, IL was desira-
bic that it should be reasonably accurate.
Instead Of regarding it as fit for use the
Treasury Department, rs soon as 1t APP
peared, called in every copy which could
be reached. and DESTROYED all that were
obtained. Delmar's famous book would
have informed the visitors to the French
exhibition that the government of the
United States is a federation limited by
many disadvantages, but gradually over
coming obstacles to development. With
great seriousness be made the statement
that there are no caste divisions in this
country. but that every public servant is
invested with the title of honorable, and
that this title is highly coveted and sought
after. The astonishing assertion was
made that pOlygamy was not only estab-
hshed in the largest cities of Utah, but
that One-siXth of the entire popula-
ton Of the county are, or were, practical
polygamists. The book was fun OF SINH
lar egregious stupidlties. The manner of
classifying statistics adopted by this
wOuld-be Register was unique. Under
the head of "Religious" he grouped 4,000-
600 heather and all the sections, under
takers and astrologists. Wild horse
catchers appeared under the classification
of "a griculture'' Bartenders were
grouped as belonging under the head OF
commerce" The topography of the
country, as described by Mr.. Delmar, was
disposed Of in an original way. He
divided the United States into three great
ridges and four great hollows, two of
which hollows were the Atlantic and
Pacific slopes. The volume vOuchsafed
the information that anybody could per-
form the marriage ceremony in this
country.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-13
FEARS OF A NEGRO RIOT.
TWO MORE BLACKS MISSING AT
'';NIf1 STATION.

\ Belief hat Oae of Them Met Scipio
Atchisons Fate. and That the Other
Escaped-A BInd Of 800 Men Believed
TO Have Done the killing.
SELMA, ALA. May l2.-EXcitement still
prevails in the vicinity Of Dixie station
over the killing OF scipio Atchison (col-
ored) whose body was yesterday found
in the woods riddled with buckshot, and
whose death Is supposed to have been
caused by white men against whom he
had make threats for pursuing his son. 1t
is found that two more negroes, stephen
Sullivan and Thomas Ward, are missing.
There are good grounds for believing that
sullivan was killed on the same night
that Scipio Atchison was murdered.
Ward is thought to have escaped.
BOTH FRIENDS OF THE RAVIsHER.
Sullivan and Ward were both friends Of
young Atchison, who outraged the white
woman, Mrs. Hester, and had made fire.
quent and violent threats. The shooting
IN both cases is supposed to have been
done by party Of 300 men, gathered from
a section twenty miles square. Young
Atchison is still at large, but is being
traced up. The white people in the
section where the murders occurred
have become alarmed, owing to threats OF
the negroes, and fear an insurrection in
the saw mill and charcoal section, where
there are several hundred colOred people.
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FlREMAN's DAY AT AUGUSTA.
List of the Prize winners in the Con
tests of the Occasion.


AUGUSTA, GA, Nav 12.-This city was
taken possession Of by fremen to-day, it
being the time set apart for holding their
annual parade and tournament. Visiting
companies were present from Athens,
Rome, Elberton, Marietta, and Macon,
Ga, and from Georgetown, Grcenville,
Aiken, Laurens, and Newberry, ;. c.
The entire population of the city and sur
rounding country was present to witness
the display. The contests were very
spirited. In the reel race Washington
Company, of Augusta, came out first,
Bloomfield, of Athens, second, and Hope,
of Athens, third.
In the grab test Mechanics, Of Augusta,
We're first, with the Clinch, Alert and
Washington, all of Augusta, tied for the
next place.
In the individual race, 100 yards, KuoX,
Of Athens, was first, and Ramsay, Of
Augusta. second.
In the 800 yard race Ramsay was first
and Hills second. Both are Of Augusta.
In the hook and ladder class the Citizens
Company, OF Rome, was the only con-
testant.
The steamer contest will occur to-
morrow
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-13
MDDLETON's LONG FIGHT.
Sunday Spent in Smelling the Rebels in
their Entrenched Positions.

sunday spent IN Smelling the Rebels in
their Entrsnched Positions.
WINNIPEG, May 12.-Advices received
here indicate that Gen. Middleton's forces
were engaged all day Sunday Smelling
Riel's men from their entrenched position.
Two of the troops were killed and twelve
or fifteen wounded. When Gen. Middle
toms courier left Sunday evening for
Clark's crossing 1t was the plan to re-
sumo the attack Monday.
REINFORCEMENTs FOR MIDDLETON.
OTTAWA, ONT, May 12.-Gen. Middle
ton has ordered up forces to strengthen
his column. and wants more cannon and
Calling guns. The Bruce Battalion has
been called out, and the Montreal garri-
son artillery mas started for the front.
The Toronto field battery is in expecta-
ton Of receiving orders at any moment,
and the Prince Of Wales Rifles OF Mon
treal, and the SXty-secOnd Regiment of
ST. John, \. B., have both been ordered
out.
Gen. Middleton has asked for more
troops, and achievements have been Or
dered forward. This is taken to mean
that the government has more alarming
news than has yet been made public, as
10 one here can see any great necessity
for bringing up more troops.
The additional troops ordered to the
field VIII increase the government force
to 5000,