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BY Balloon to the Pole.

Much has been said as TO the posi-.
bility of reaching the North Pole in q
balloon, and the present writer has re.
ceived numerous letters from people
who declare that they can direct an
aerostat. His reply TO such communi-
cations is that he will be very glad to
make the gentlemen In question q pres
ent of fIo0 If they will select two
places twenty miles apart, 90 in a free
aerostat from one spot to another and
return without snchoring the balloon
or recharging itwith gas, provided that
they. on failing to do this, will give him
f5 TO assist achsrity. ANY person who
subscribes to scheme for reaching the
North Pole in q balloon, with our pres
ent knowledge of arostatics, can not be
practically acquainted with the matter.
So far as the solution of the problem
how TO navigate the air is concerned,
we believe that balloons have done
more harm than good. The attention
of inventors has been diverted from
what Is probably the only feasible way
to obtain the desired end-namely, the
construction of machine which, itself
heavier than the atmosphere, will be
able to strike blow on the air in en-
cess of its own weight. Machinery
worked by steam is much too heavy for
this purpose; electricity some day, per-
haps. will be available. An engineer
who has made electricity his study re-
Gently informed an assembly of gentle
men that in the course OF the next ten
years he believed it would be possible
to compress enough electricity in q sub
stance the size of an egg-shell to drive
an express train from London to Liver
pool. Science has not arrived at this
point yet, but who can tell, after the
telephone. the photograph and the 9TH
er marvellous discoveries of Edison,
what it may do in the future? Invent
ors should never FOR get that a bird is
heavier than the air. and that the bird
flies because its strength enables it to
overcome the difference between it's
weight and that of the atmosphere
it displaces. To put the case in a nut
shell, aerial navigation is mere ques-
ton of lightness and force. Fortnight
In ReLTeLr.
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. EXPRESS SERVICE.
The Method by Which Millions Are Handled
Daily with Safety.

The Method by Which Millions Are Handled
Daily with Safety.
A man entered the office of the ex-
press company yesterday, and, placing
a small package on the corner. said:
81 want to send this to Auckland,
News Zealand. When can it go?"
Without hesitation the clerk answered
him and gave receipt for the pack
age-which contained money-saying:
Il will forward it on the Philadelphia
mail tonight" Curious to know how
an express company could thus control
delivery at such distant point. the
reporter sought out the superintendent
of the company's business in Pittsburgh,
and learned the following facts in re-
gard to the express business:
''1es, sir, that is common occur
renee here. We have packages come
in here for all parts of the world, and
we give receipt for them. no matter
where their destination NAV be. and
we FORWARD them Dy the MOST uIrccs
route, and have never yet failed to
AhdhC a LII OuC CdSC, WHICH,
happened when / was in the eastern
part of the country, man came to me
and said he wished to ship a bible to a
missionary friend in South Africa.
We took the package and forwarded it.
Some weeks after he called to know if
it had been delivered, and we sent out
a tracer" We began by calling up
the various offices through which it
passed after it left us. and finally
traced it to our agents at Cape Town.
In South Africa. After two months he
wrote the home Office that he sent the
package out only to find that the con-
signee had been murdered by the saw
ages, and his mutilated body was all
they found. Did they deliver the
book? Why, of course, they did; and
when the remains of the missionary
were brought home and the case
opened the first thing that met the
sight of the bereaved relatives in the
case was package bearing the name
OF the express company.
1--WE will forward that package you
just saw delivered TO San Francisco,
Cal, and there our agent will way bill
it to the agent at Auckland, New Zea-
land. and in due time it will arrive
there by p. NJ. S. S. Company's
steamer Just as surely as it would go
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hau a Long 1uemVry.

swell, john" said old man Jordan
to his young friend. '.you have just been
married, L hear?"
"Yes, SIR" he answered. with q
spring-morning smile, '.just q month
ago. and want you to 60 up to dinner
with me to-day"
''Haye you got cook?"
sNo."
"Well. my boy, s'pose we 60 to o res
taurant this time. You must remem-
Der l had young wife once myself.
Merchant ITQpeller.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Where's, Ell "a J. WOod6n and NJ. III.
WoOdfin, wife and husband, by their GER
tain deed of trust dated the 2lst day OF
May, 1884, and recorded in the
r, corder's Office of Pettis county, at
trust deed, book 81, pages So and Sc, con-
veyed TO the undersigned, Henry Lsmm.
trustee, all their right, title, interest and
estate, in and to the following described
real estate, situated in the county Of Pettis,
state Of Missouri, viz: Beginning nineteen
rods and one aud one half feet north OF
the southwest corner of the northwest Qu3r-
ter III the northeast quarter Of section ,l9f
mine, township (45( forty-6ve, range OH
I Senty -one, running theuce east 14Ul forty
rods, thence north COY twenty rods, and
Q5) fifteen feet, thence west (40l forty rods,
thence south (20) twenty rods ana fifteen
kl5) [ ct to the place OF beginning, Contain
lug (5) fv. acres more or ess, a strip 30
feet wide off of the north side, and strip
,hIty feet wide off of the east end Of said
tract are reserved for streets and pubne
h ghways, which said conveyance vas
made in trust 10 secure che pay ment OF six,
certain promissory notes la ssia deed de-,
scribed, and whereas swo SAID ,ppte; have,
become due and are unpaid, and by the;
terms of said deed of trust all of said
notes are now due and pa, abTe now these-
fore, in accordance with the provisions
OF said deed of trust, and at fhs; rsansst, AT "A,
the legal holder Of said, notes, all of sd
notes by the terms of said deed of trust
being now due and payable. I Shall proceed
to sell the above described real estats at
court house, in the city OF Sedalia, in the
county OF Pettis, state aforesaid, to the
highest bidder for cash, at public auction,
MONDAY, THE 2STH DAY OF SEP
TEMBER, 1885,
between the hours of nine in the forenoon
and FIVE in the afternoon of that day, To
satisfy said note, together with the cost and
expense OF executing this trust. 10 ,
S-1Sw6t- =. HENRY LANM1 - Trustee. :.
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Edward Bell, OF Merentn, DeIa-
ware County. N. Y, loaded his gun re-
Gently to shoot dog. Bell shot the
dog with the contents of the barrel, and
then thought he would make the job
more complete by firing the ramrod
through the dog. He fired and the
barrel burst near the breech. Bells
left hand was so completely blown to
pieces that nothing but the thumb could
be found. 1t was hanging ON bush
several rods away.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01

WAR departments are interested In
. new kind of gunpowder. which is
brown in color, and when fired pro-
dpces but little smoke.-C Chicago Herald
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
DR.. WHITTIER,
el7 81. Charles street, 81. Louie, HS1s
DIR. w HIT TIE r..
Sl9 Sc. Charlas STRAIT

Treats all forms of Veneral Diseases, Semi
nsi Emissions and Sexual Debility, win
unparalleled success. No matter who failed
sall or " ite~ amphle. Or consultation fre&
Tan ,ef-r TO the medical professioo n &
arx cx RE t,ourfvx
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01

IT. L. BarRum proves to be the peP.
son who last year quietly gave S5c.eee
to Tufts College for museum Of nstur.
al historY.-E z Tribune.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01

From the beginning of the English
colonies in America the importation of
indentured white servants was carried
on. Sometimes immigrants came as
such, and were sold for term of years
to defray the expenses of their trans
portation. This arrangement was
voluntarily entered into By the parties.
and was legitimate. The limit of the
time of servitude was fixed, seldom
exceeding seven Syears, except in the
cases OF very young personal---very.
Herald
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01

Rev. DR.. 81. M. Scuader points out
three effective things lsymen can do to
make the church more attractive: L.
Set an example in attending church. 9.
Assume the right attitude toward
strangers. 8. Try to bring in some
who are not accustomed TO attend
church. To do the first, have a def
mite purpose; and second, enter ists is
with enthusiasm Gb'es1n Journal.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
LIFE AND Crime 0F=BI[br FOX

The life and murderous crime of BILL FOX.
one of the most noted criminals ever In the
west executed at Nevada, Mo-, December %,
1883, has been published in pamphlet FORM IL
Illustrated. The book gives the full details of
the trial of Fox for the murder of T. w Howard.
May 20, 1888, and the confession of his MUIR
der, duplicating the woman, Mrs, Rose
Price. 1Oc. Address,
j. WEST GOODWIN
Sedalia Mo.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-17
sAILE0 YESTERDAY;
,nC,tv of Augusta, New York
MEMORANDA.

MEMOhANDNA'
oe Aug Is. $50 M asSeu o"'' '''''--'
~. ~ oCgitt, y Of AugHsta, unknown Norwegian
9aIiS, Ne light; cloudy -, 49,.
90" Moe. BrunsWlch' co,,iras Savannah.
Nur hrq Lewis l. SqulTSS, o@'"""0A'
sAle,t NJ, 5dhnuse. Jacksonvllle.
VgD.-.ssol Aug l4-AII 4'SN'
Nor O'', H. 70 o.. Aug 9-Arrived, brig Henry
Or: Boidg Shed d bark VerO F Utah, Vale,
rybee. r. Auel ARRIVED, schr Mary Lord,
Lord oav ,,,a aug ARRIVED, bark Fede-e-
Caf.ls'.a iifan. Daste, Darien; -.
spe' ll" ~, Aug l4-ArrVed, DARK Aeolus
HdmUH. ss,sun savannah.
Ger schWer-i Arrived, bark Walter S Mas
Pers' , MS0 New York, and sailed 18th for
O2eo'ii ,nciro. July l9-Arrived, bark Bristol
u.'ir.on. BrunsWick. - VIZ, ~,
HgSnssr,o. July Arrived Darh Wv" 'NOA' =
hU'nssp Brunswlck.
Chrs,en,rron Aug 4-Sailed. bark Victor BIZ,
AspluTT ate Forbes, who died at Asplnwalll,
BARRON la'o
Hoee.. rr Sc. Aug l4-Arrived, bark Artizan
~ tankius Cane Verde.
,Br JenN ', ~ rector fBrj, Lax. New York.
SA.lg| dina. aug l4-Arriyed, schr Chas A
,l,ior,6 Magee, New York. = ~,
V2 Eag West Aug l4-Arrlved, schr mary
1ane RI. Roberts, Nassau.
JAM ~ sebr Grover q King, Havana.
Sa" ra lnbia. Aug "A Cleared, schr Emily
= Nortbam. stetsnn, savannah o.,
f6sIsSsre Breakwater Aug Ia -Sslled,
..lD"5n ,aG Marion lBrl, from Cape Verde for
savannah $500, A-r;,-od scbr Sarah A
rnlier. Hart. Brunswick
l3-lledre0. sCuT Jennie
$780, pSravn.Jvlrk Aug l3--Cleared. schr Annie l.
uln5erson. Henderson, New Haven.
Pensacola. Aug i3-ArrlVed, park sea tNor)'
steiberp. MontevldeO.
'e C.esred. bark Freeda A Wiley, Wiley, New
haven.
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CuARTFRS.

p.-l f,eto Nor. Brunswick to Buenos
A1res lumber, Sl5 %; il Rosario ST %.
Aschr .Ios Bavmore, Charleston to Philadel-
phla board-. 81 90
Sr6r STEPHEN Bennett, New York TO Port
Royal. sat, 81 20.
Btrt Tornnt Nor. Cat New York; from
Brrnswick 10 RIO JanelrO. lumber, SIS 80.
BARK Ruth Nor, Brunswick TO BuenOs
Ayres, lumber. $40.
Rarb Mary Jenuess, Pensacola to Rio ia
nero. lumber, $i7 80.
Brig Edith, Bucksville to Guraco, lumber,
S 80.
srhr Carrie Strong, Brunswick to Boston,
100000 feet lumber, 81 W55.
Sc6r Gn,tie wilson, New York to Jackson
vile iron, 81 IS; thence to st Thomas, lum-
Schr ida Lawrence, Savannah to Baltimore,
umber. / Is.
schr Ge, f, Marts, Brunswick to Baltimore,
umter. & 30.
seer anmc Grace, Savannah to Philadel-
phIa. nIj rails, y SIX.
schr Relief Jacksonville to New York, lum-
Der. 81 IS.
Schr F Corson. Kings Ferry to Bridge
port lumber, IS %.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-17

Per steamship ChattahoOchee. from New
lmk-h Goodman, Willie Kline, II II Will
4e,A-' uso hiAer, zen Gilmore. z Strapp, w
! NJ 'is3a. Lang Mrs. y J Bldwel, Seeley.
I ID. , 9la.i9. Mr. MERCER, c W BatcheldoT, "
AhorL MISS II = Green, Il LIenan, J J
S =, mean. j L Gallagher, g W Dustin. W Z
NJ, ulllm. Siecrage-Mrs II Nance. J
El-"lNueHky and brother, J Ross, III Peters,
I ,anert'. NJ Wdelky. Gates.
Sef steamship City of Augusta. for New
~ Dent, Miss J Thompson, Mrs r
n d,lr,Epson, Mr and Mrs w " Rogers. Miss A
" Il, ikln-, Mss May G. Bond, Mrs T r Bond.
Il, ngn4; lawrence Hanley. } A Hirschbacb.
~ - y, Johnson, Jnn Miller, j i Wickersham
III p,m'lead, \ G. Taylor. w ii Adams, Mr.
Sih Ais , thornton. Z A Crawford Jacob
JI ,'r tl Davis, Il G Brown, Juo & Keller.
U,,,5, nn'aol9rh " Rich, John ANtell, Les er
Mro9e.. q " Ntuhb. Alien Munro, ID Munro,
"a Guy NV, MIS- Po7-ner, Mr. and Mrs G. Logan
WcSrll...L D and Mrs X 3 Braihead, Miss
g. 'N|i' bliss \ Chambers, L Never NJ /,
"{ y J. tnilat. Thos Chalin.
.ni s'eNner David CLARK, from Fernandina
MINI i.'l' 20 has Cunningham, G " Gun
sni .aa'' geo Anderson, w . Summerlin,
h'g gI s'elmer Ethel. from Cohen's Blur and
p'S''u.'-d D Mcneil. wife and daughter. r
N't,.'.'' us, I'D, y g Williams, j J. Kent. W b
WIt','' IheHs, Mrs SAILS and 2children.
Ri Sl'.c' 9ho son, A ii Mallory, G. L Mock.
hrr.v'a. r. o A Gaylord. T K Erwin, BFKI-
ltl; II Iaudon, Miss h ,JaudOn. Mrs N
NJ s's'r NiHs Kate O'Connor. Miss X Corish.
F>,ri L."Nrdh Mr. Brown, Mrs LYONS. Il
Lani9, hr- CayannaBgh. Mrs Collins, w II
nct '''S larry, II ID Mulligan, and %
hrs,,.. e'ger Katie, from Augusta and way
wv C,,e. ilenion, h Borsom. J ID Lee,
Mock 3 WH y a Williams, J Prescott, J nj
RB owens, John Lawton. M Mikell.
'''Op' ana 10 deck.
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MONDAY. Aug IL 1889
.opIvED YESTERDAY,

Clark. Daniel. Fernandina
stoameIr. a Ming Williams, Agt- o., Wv
faS LaT Y,%so Ma GoSens Bluff and
steamer INV n Gibson, Manager.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-17
Receipts.

Per steamer Davi CLARK from Fernandina
and iandups-5' ibis rOsIn, Y bhls spirits tur-
pentlne, : bale, hides. so sacks bran,l bbl wax,
] box wax, SACK peas. 80 empty kegs. l Dbl
syrup, ! pkg wax. eddy tobacco.
Per steamer Ethel. from COhen's Bluff and
landings - bales cotton, 7 cases eggs, 253 bbls
naval stores lambs, > bdls hides, l35 melons,
8 c00ps fowls. ] cord OAK wood.
Per steamer Katie, from Augusta and way
land ng.-l uales cotton, 10 bbls spirits Gur-
penllne, 81 b0ls rosin. cases eggs, 5 cOops
chickens, 100 melons, deer hides, bdls hides,
Q calves, S empties.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-17
AUTHORIZATIONS PRIZEs.

1000 numbers ending withSl, being the two
last figures of the number drawing the
Capital Prize Of $4,000. ............... 5 Is
The subscribers having supervised the Single
Number Drawing, Glass H, LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY, hereby certify that the above are the
numbers which were this day drawn from the
100000 placed in the wheel, with the prizes
corresponding to them.
Witness our hands at New Orleans, La, this
Tuesday, Aug. II, 1885.
G. T. BEAUREGARD,
J. A. EARLY.
Commissioners.
Prizes cashed in full without deduction
No 770Sl draws Capital Prize, $4,000. sold
in san Francisco, Bismarck. pRk.. and Lon
don. Ont. Canada. No. II, $50 draws Second
Capital Prize, s95. 900, sold in Cincinnati, O.,
Milwaukee, Wis, aud South Whitley. Ind.
No. 80, 597 draws Third Capital Prize. $4,000,
sold in san Francisco and Baltimore. No.
5l64 draws 5000, sold in Kansas City, Mo.
No. 1859 draws $4,000, sold in New York and
San Francisco. Nos. 1888, H435, $4,000, 1890,
9O4g1, draw each s2eJ0, sold in New York,
Cincinnati, Boston, San Francisco, Spring
field, o., Detroit, Mich, Westville, Miss, and
sierra City, Cal.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City OF Augusta. for New
lork-5 bales upland cotton, ~ bales dOmes-
ucs End YARN. 26j bhls rOsin. - bbls spirits tur
Rniine. $3.50 ieet lumber, l89 tons pig iron,
w Pigs peacnes, 200 pl1gs muse.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-17

Incorporated in 1858 for % years by the Leg
islature for educational and charitable pur-
poses-with a capital of 81 900, 000-tO which
reserve fund OF over $3.50. 0G0 has since been
added.
Byan overwhelming popular vote its fran
cnise WAS made a part Of the present State
Constitution. adopted Dec ?, A. ID. 1879
The only Lottery ever voted on ana ENDORSED
by the people OF any state.
II Eener scales or J70sfD0nes.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take
place monthly. ......- ...,. ...
4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTTTN k.-Ninth Grand Drawing. Class
> in the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW OR
LEANS. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1856
ls4th Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
100. 600 Tickets at Five Dollars EACH Frac-
tions, in Fifths. in proportion.
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CONsIENEEs

Yorl "eaAsl'p Chnttahoochee. from New
Bond q. Aimsyer Il GO, Appel Bros n p
Biev iei x $. BvcK y 5, Byri, RIOS. NJ
NJ. hranch n g, Reudheim Bros A.
Cosrb.,. 3'I' y Blumberg. % Butler.C r X,
krEN Np' y Chenthum, City q Sub
v Ch.rr.. a w. ~ champion. John nerSt,
} a Dm,s %, Dasher & Co, " 4 DOYLE.
&V F.ltl''e 60, Mrs q nittman. Eekm.p
Bro Fi,.t''lh a y, Ellis, H& 90. Ftstein q
frp 4 ti -i " =, = Eckstein n Co. A Ehrllch
NJ F4rt E''lil VIM Esun, Fp.tpin II 81
taik q so, n rAnk & Co. hretwell y \, a
20. 3 GrrL1t oii''hiiiah IS Go, JnO Flannery ~
5orlgr q, '.,5pe ,iim n Son, Gray n OH. Jos
5eor.o VI Gilbert & Cn. Ii,rnett : = -,
Gam. M Gardner. WIN C;arrnrd. I. j
J. ilostn l'",,g,!s . Hopkins , W Haywgod.
u, q Mi A. Haas, D " X Human. Iovce a
y iobr.,u o. 20. j " talkcus. VIM Have
y LtaeN r"'' hnlshorn y Bro. 5 i(rauskOff.
sfN lm..tg l.ellrr, Jnn Lyons y Co. nj
I Lowell b ~, m' LaFnr y u lester.
Lde ltc'.. son, Luddon 4 y, I!pnnon llr,s
70 Nol. H. Juhn lHNtan. Nrtnhard uros =
zee q lg M '.,o' Dhr.s Murphy, rs + McKeuna.
Z = Nai.r "a Nichacls. ~ Mvers & Hro-.
! J Miller y ~ Mecndel n Bro, N Acintosh'
: lNiiFn. d v.'ii'i "etuew Br0s, a s Niehols. j
~ hIr....,. ,r' Nlillingrr ~ R.k Pnyer
ni. p.., u. pricr NJ Frrst K ~ 800
N.m K i' bros, a PIKE n a. 4 49,,
n. l0rpi ~ hvTer, l.icser 4 A. n Rndar-
y %. ~ !, ;. y a W nv. smith groa
a oi1uon 4 w, Nnlomons X ca, IA suffer.
y s.emUurg I'D ~ " simon, y Il spripger
iiagar. .,ni,,M aimlns. Jno sullivan +
a lmla. N W. ny, "a ~. Z lltlerly. Timee. j
Wggr,a a d. Is W.a,''I, noyai Mig 60. j volaski,
q Y. Hesl lra.. 7 y ,y, W ,ison, M& Z
Pr .t...slsB 60. "'''i''n-' W y Tel
n baH1. i,At'd Clark. from Fernsndina
~ lM..,. Ao.ehorn A Bro. gaifinare
+ ifnlar.,,," sfp', bfnHheim Brns Il ~.
. Wa.t (. "nrkenheimer x Son. w Is
~. ,aD ''' fc1c1ek. "a ~. New
''l|n,. ''ler tuhel. from cob.n,. p,.s 49,.
q ian. ltrf afg ~. Baldein W ~ ~ ~
Z lHfrrfr q 4. ,,,,,lr Bros, Waiter. n 4 a..
'ng Isl ~ iihma. Kills. "a al ~. q
zen, iir 'af ''.ni' "a solomon A son. j a
~ ..efmer W. ~, IN. q 4 ~.
iailiei, tagi hs " nv, 20 2. Me- sag
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List of Vessels Up, Cleared and sailed
for this Port.
STEANSHIPS

Marion lBrl, -, Delaware Breakwater, sid
Aug IA.
BANKS.
Vero ;ltal, Vale, Buenos Ayres. sid .Julv IL.
Juiie Ger, Muller Wo CAST, Sid June 9.
Ludwig Heyn Ger, Scanelling, Hamburg,
sid June %. "
Elizs9eth childs tBr), James, Buenos Ayres,
Express tGerl. Yoss, Glasgow, sid June s5.
u. 'A' o'0 aus
July 30. - 'N
Fannie Mimbeli ntaD, --, Marselles, sid
July - ~
Norma lSor). Mattressen, Rio Janeiro, sid
July Is
Victor (Br), Barion. Aspinw wall. sid Aug4
NettUn Ger, Schultze. ST Thomas. sid J1ly Is.
BRIGs.
Lewis I. Squires, Overton, New Y ork, sid Aug
Akbar, Holmes. Philadelphia VIA Martlnioue
and Curacao, sid JULY Z.
scHOONERs.
A Denlke, Bohannen, New York, sid July II,
at Baltimore Aug 3.
Joel Cook, Springer. Philadelnhia. cid Aug 10.
Grace Bradley, Mclntyre. Water Cove, sid
Aug. -
Welcome X Beebe, Lozier, New York, sid Aug
Au15 - W
VIM Hopkins, Bowen, Philadelphla,cld Aug
Emily F Northam, stetson, Philadelphia, up
Lille F Schmidt, Eldridge, New York, IN
Aug Il. Wy
Frank vanderherchen. Hand, New York, up
Aug IS. ~
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s,;rnimo gntrIIisFmer.

IMMATURE 1926
- RISES gee 1894
srS SETS s., at Fl Pulaski. 1907 AN, l2;t' ? n
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lock. Gross. Baldwin & Co. Ellis, II & Co.
Jno Flannery & Co, Walter, T 4 CO, Branch
4 {, " Chisholm, W { Jackson. J A a I'm
9ach. Dr Cox NJ Doyle, Mohr Bros, John
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Boston and Savannah
STEAMSHIP co.
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

THE frat class iron steamships OF this com
y pany are appointed 10 aail every Thur
Gay from Boston at r. NJ; from Savannah Is
follows-standard time
UITY OF MACON, Capt. W. KELLEY
THURSDAY, Arg. %. a. ? PIX.
GATE CITY, CAPT. d. HEDGE, THURS
DAY, Aug. ~. at P.M.
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INLAND Steamboat Company.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-17

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-22
Organized Socialists.

, LOUISVILLE, March 21.-Parsons
Of the Socialists, said last night:
"There is no doubt about there be
ing armed men in training in tn
different cities. Our organization
is about 5000 strong and all are
armed In New York we have a
registry of about 5000, and most
of them arc armed. The strength
and equipment Of the men in other
cities are in proportion. We are
preparing for trouble, Agitation
will finally result in action aud
then we must be prepared We
have no idea how soon it will come
and we must not allow it to sur
prise us.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-22
An Excited senator i.

Yesterday afternoon team drew
up in front Of the APPEAL Office
reeking with foam and almost
ready to drop. In the buggy was
Senator Wester6eld of Dayton, COW
cred with Joe Douglass quartz
-four and alkali dust. AS soon as
the editor stepped to the door he
was covered with resounding Es-
meralda profanity. The cause OF
the extraordinary excitement OF
the Senator, lay in the fact that he
had not received his MORNING AP-
PEAL for three days. He had
hired a team at an expense OF $l2
and came down to make his COM
plant. An investigation OF the
matter showed that a cog had slip
ped in the APPEALS mailing ma
chine, and it knocked the Senator s
name out He charged the team
up to the APPEAL and went home
satisfied.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-22

NEW YoEK, March 2l.-Tre
bill before the State Legislature
making Good Friday legal ho!i-
day, is the continuance OF the
movement agitated every year
about this time. Though supported
by numerously signed petitions, it
is noted that the churchmen are
divided on the subject. The Epis
copal paper says its passage would
be greatly deplored by churchmen,
and the Produce Exchange brokers
are preparing remOnstrance
against it.