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The morning news., 1889-02-05

The estate Of the late Eugene Wotherill
Emma Abbott'S husband, will probably
lose s3S,OO0 by Joseph A. Moore, of Indian
Rpolis, who went to Canada last week.
Some months ago Mr.. Wetherill bought
real estate to the value Of SIS, 600 in Indian
apols. He paid the money to Moore, as
agent Of the Connecticut Mutual Insurance
Company, the owner Of the property, but
Moore never accounted for 1t, and the title
is now in jeopardy.
The morning news., 1889-02-05

Add twenty drops Of Angostura Bitters TO
every glass Of impure water you drink The
genuine only manufactured by DIR. Siegert
q Sons. Ask your druggist.
The morning news., 1889-02-05
CURRENT COMMENT.
Why Buck Declined.

From the Boston Herald Tnd)
Col +. A. Buck of Atlanta, Ga is out in
caro- declining a cabinet portfolio. Nobody
a1ed MIN, sir, she sal ], sir. she said
The morning news., 1889-02-05

Among the party Of twenty gentlemen
who left New York yesterday to visit the
south and to take note Of her industrial ad-
vancemeut were Andrew Carnegie, Roswell
p Flower, James w. Paul, brother in law
Of w. w. Astor, and several capitalists
and investors They will find much to in
terest them in the south, and no doubt they
will be favorably impressed with the south's
progress
The morning news., 1889-02-05

The moRvrva NTws ls on file at the following
rlacas. where Advertising Rates and other in
formation regarding tie paper can be obtained;
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r NILES, 255 Washington street
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The morning news., 1889-02-05

The New York Herald already has had n
Paris edition for some time, and now it has
established London edition. The first
number Of the London edition was printed
last Saturday, and it created sensation in
London. 1t Is very probable that Mr.. Ben
nett will create a much greater sensation
when he gets out the first mammoth Sunday
edition of the London Herald. The London
newspapers don't believe in big Sunday
editions
The morning news., 1889-02-05

Gov. Foraker. OF Ohio, continues TO do
things which cause people to wonder if be
Is losing his mind His White Cap procla-
nations, his quarrel with Congressman
GrosveAor, and finally his insult to his at
torney general, who was one of his warmest
supporters, are a few OF the acts which
seem to make the question nertinent.
The morning news., 1889-02-05

Both Mr.. Bayard and Mr.. Whitney deny
from the cabinet. 1t was hardly necessary
for them to deny the silly rumor, started
probably by some one who wanted TO create
the impression that Mr.. Bayard was a dis
turbing element in the cabinet.
The morning news., 1889-02-05
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months and SO 90 for one year ,,
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The NoRNiNG NEWS, bv mail ax tltnes .
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-sbe WvxrI.y news 6y nail, one year, 81 =.
Subscriptions PAYABLE in advance Remlt by
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ISttsrE ana telegrams should Dc sddresSeo
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Ldvertising rates made known on Application
The morning news., 1889-02-05

The governors Of Mississippi and Louisiana
deserve credit for their prompt action in
trying TO put down the White Caps in their
states. They did not issue procIsmations
declaring that the White Caps must dis
band, or had disbanded, but the governor Of
Mississippi offered a reward for the capture
OF any Of them, and the governor Of
Louisiana sent the attorney general of the
state to the seat Of the troubles to see what
was the best way Of stopping their lawless-
ness.
The morning news., 1889-02-05

slight cold, if neglected, often attacks the
lungs. BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs give sure
and immediate relief. Sold only in boTes. Price
2j cents.
The morning news., 1889-02-05

One Of the interesting questions that has
occupied the public mind ring Mrs. Cleve-
lands term as mistress of the white house has
been, "Will the hustle go!' This question
seems likely to give way to another, equally
as interesting. "Will the decollete dress
go" Mrs. Harrison is opposed to tn. decol-
lete dress. Her miliner insists that she shall
wear one at the Inauguration bali, and Mrs
Morton is under,to0d to have taken sides
with the milliner, but at last accounts Mrs
Harrison declined to relinqush the high
necked dress a deadlock was thus brought
about between Mrs, Harrison and her mil
liner, and the world of fashion will wait
with good deal Of interest for it to be
broken
The morning news., 1889-02-05
Some of the republican organs publish

Some of the republican organs publish
the silly statemeno that a concerted plan
has been arranged in the south to prevent,
by murder and terrorism, the gathering OF
testimony by republicans in contested con-
gressional election cases. What would a
republican congress want with evidence in
a contested election case. 1t is not prob
able that the republican members Of the
next congress will pay much attention TO
the Evidence. They will simply vote for
the republican contestants until tn cir slim
working one
The morning news., 1889-02-05
Irrigation in the Terrltories.

Congress seems to have been won over to
the plan of trying TO mako the arid regions
of the west fertile by means of irrigation
Last year it appropriated Sl00, 900 for the
survey Of sites for wa er storage, and an
item In the sundry civil bill OF this cong ess
provides for an additional appropriation Of
s250000. After $780, 600 has been expended
there will ave to be appropriations each
year 10 continue the work, else tho IN lney
already appropriated will be- virtually
thrown away. Director Powell of the
Geological survey thinks millions OF dollars
will be required for the surveys alone.
The reports Of the governors of so ne of
the territories doubtless caused a uumber of
congressman 10 favor the scheme The
governor Of Wyoming declared in his last
report that the subject Of water storage was
the most important one in that teTritcry.
The governor Of New Mexico said that of
the $4,000, 600 acres il that territory, 90
000,0 900 coul1 be irrigated. The governor
of Arizona said that IN re than 200 miles of
irrigating canals had been CONSTRUCTED
there, and he urged the importance OF gov
ernment aid. Secretary Villas was so fav-
crably impressed with what lie said that he
referred TO the results and possibilities
OF irrigation in that territory as
follows: Under the success which has
followed farming by irrigation the products
OF the temperate zone and semi-tropical
fruits have been brought to the highest
perfection in both the north and south Of
Arizona. Alfalfa has proved particularly
profitable crop there, yielding from four to
ten tons per acre. 1t is surprising to one
who has always regarded Arizona as a
desert to read the glowing accounts Of horti-
cultural successes in that state Strawber-
ries. raspberries, blackbsrries, peaches
rivaliag those of Delaware, apples
excelling those of Oregon, better
oranges. lines, and lemons than those
of California; dates that flourish as though
upon their native soil of Arabia; olives,
nectarines, almonds, peanuts, plums, prdnes,
figs and pomegrauates, all appear in the list
of Arizonas products"
The governor of Arizona also made the
interesting statement that last year
ancient waterways in the territory were
discovered showing that in prehistoric
times large population carried on farm
ing there through irrigation. A week or
two ago, Prof. Newberry, of Columbia
college, stated in a lecture that there were
evidences of great population once inhab-
iting the region west OF the Mississippi, and
OF irrigation on a grand scale.
The morning news., 1889-05-08

Mendel & n. II Solomon Son, Teeple & Co,
LETTER & Son. @ w Tiedeman 4 Bro. C Dick
son, Tyree. Il & Co, 1 G Haas H Brown.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
May 7-Fordg Office, Standard Oil Co, John
copeland, j J Forbes, McGillis & X, Heron & g.
Ehrlich & Bro, Dale, d & Co, B Hun & Co,
G Eckstein & Co, Lippman Bros, J Dunn, f
Garvey A D Thompson, Jno Flannery & Co.
NJ Henderson, II Myers & Bros, W Rausey,
G Kolshorn & Bro, Judge Dupont, Frank & Co.
| Epstein & Bro. T. Moyle, McDonough & Co, G
o HaineS, Lee Roy Myers q Co, Decker & T,
Frlerson a Co. w G Jackson, Garnett 4 Co,
II N Conner & Co. Butler & S, Order Barnett 4
G, Montague 4 Co, Peacock, II & Co, Ellis, Y q
Co, Il T Roberts, S p Shotter & Co
Per Central Railroad, May 7--Fordg Agt,
WV Gordon & Co, Peacock, ii Il Co, G Seller.
p Williams Cow jackson, Baldwin Co.
Chestnut 6 ON. B Rothwell, c Drayton, J II
Hermesch, Slater, NJ & Co. A Iia ley, H c Nor
gan, NJ Fleming, Theo Stettens, Mendel & n,
Barrett Thos West w Mel & Co, ] n
Charlton, W c Turpin, G Z Stults, W II Royal =,
McGtlis & X, Teeple & Co, Meinhard Bros & Co
S Guckenheimer 4 Son. Eckman & V. Mrs G NJ
D Riley, Smith Bros, Lee Roy Myers Co, DR. d
Cox. Ferst & Co, J Weed & Co, NJ Egan,
Tyree, H & Co, Fl Solomon & Son, Decker & L,
Lloyd & A, Jno Lyons 4 Co, J S Collins & Co,
T NJ X Her, LRemion, A Enrich & Bro. A Mil
Ter a Co.
Per steamship Juniata from Philadelphia
d Altick's Sons, Brush E l. & Co, K r &
Bkg Co, J @ Butler, Bacon, b 4 Co, S Cohen,
Blodgett, NJ & Co, Crohan & D, Dr j Charl-
ton. H Champion, Ii c cunningham, II En-
telman, A Douglas & Go, NJ Doyle, D Entel-
man, Davis Bros p D cker, Eckman 3 V, J F
Freeman, Ehrlch 6 Bro, | Epstein & BIO, NJ
Johnson, Fretwell & n, Nj Ferst & Co, IIet-
terich, Fl Furber, B j Calls, Gorrie Ice Co, c
f Graham, A Hanley, Haynes & L, A Krauss,
q Heidi & Co, Hirsch Bros, j Kaufmann f J
Keifrer, C Kolshorn s Bro, Kavanaugh & B. d
LaRoche & Son, + LaFar, Launey & @, VIM f
Reid, n Lang, Lloyd & A, Lindsay & VI, ]
Miller & Go, d Lester, Lovell's Sons, G w
Parish, LipDman Bros, Jno Lyons y Co, Nc
kenna W, Morrison, & Co, J McGrath q Co,
Minis 4 Sons, McDonough b, Geo Meyer.
Jno Nicolson Jr, W Norton, Nichols Nj
Prayer. Norton & h, Order Merchant & Co
notify g W Sanders, Order PancoaSt 4 NJ notify
Savannah Brewing Co, J O'Byrne, Palmer Bros,
O'Blieu. w S Pemberton. Propeller Tow
Boat Co, Il c Pacetti Jno Rourke, Reitz c r
Suits, Solomons & Co, S silva, 0 Shaiter II
Schroeder, Savannah Steam Bakery, SIN tn s Co,
Schwarz, l. c Strong. Smith Bros savannah
Water Works, T Shuptrine & Bro II Sanders
Geo Schwarz, 8. F& W Ry, Ga & Fla 5 h Co,
Teepe & Co, P Tuberdy, j W lyman, II Winter.
D rhomason. United states Gas 4 Fuel Go.
Vale Royal Mfg Co. Thos West. Wyllv a C, J w
Wmburg, Weed & Co, Southern Ex Co, schr
Bertha
The morning news., 1889-05-08

active in the first hour, and both advanced ma
terlally from last evenings figures. The North
efh facinc group were also strong, aud Oregon
Transcontlnental was bought on the talk of a
contest al the next election in June Missouri
Paclfic was strong, partly in sympathy with
Atchlsou and partly on the talk of the arrange
ment made with Mr.. Gould by a party WAo
proposes TO make a bull campaign with the
stock- Among the low priced shares there were
some sharp movements and Denver Texas and
fcrt Worth certificates rose over per cent.
nlSher priced shares, such as Manitoba and
Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western also
showed marked strength for time. The de
mand Tor stocks, however underwent marked
decrease sitter IL O'Clock, and although ST. Paul
became active and moved up fractionaly, the
bears took hold of Atchison and it retired per
20 n. below its best price OF the morning. The
rest OF the list followed and a decline in a few
OF the speciaties helped along the general
weakness Philadelphia Gas was the most con-
spcuous with drop of per cent, and Pull
man yielded per cent. There were reports Of
much-needed rains in the northwest, but these
had no effect upon the market, aud even the
scarcity of Reading for delivery, with pre-
MUM OF one siXty-tourth for use, was power
less on that stock or the rest of the market
The general list, howyer moved over an ex-
tremeiy narrow range, and there seemed TO be
no marked tendency in cit her direction, huctua
tions being insignificant and slight Heaviness
was maintained until the close, which was quiet
at close to opening figures Total sales 21S, ,22j
shares. Among the active shar the only i'm
portant changes were losses of / per cent each
In AichlSon and Canada Pacitie, though the ma
Juilty of tn list are small fractions lower than
last evening. The following were the closing
quotations:
The morning news., 1889-05-08
NAkKErs BY TELEGRAPH.


FINANCIAL
Hrw YORK, May = noon-Stocks dull but
NfSdy' Money easy at "a per cent Excnange
q ionk, a. s1G1i S7l4; short, 81 ss34M4 50.
g. rnment bonds dun but firm. State bonds
Lfie.., ..,........ 2s9< Ricbm'd & W. Pt.
.lcago North l0ile Terminal. ....... 2G55
"a. shore. .... l028 Western Union o.. SG96
NQrI, & W. pref 52sf
" ~ p m.-Exchange closed dull but steady
~ y easy AZ 2l503 per cent. Sub-Treasury
,anees-G Cold. Si53. 206. 900; currency SIC S77-
~ Government bonds dali but steady;
lYur per cents l2Ql4; four and half per cent
U't ohs 1lc. state bonds dull but firm.
m ht stock market to-day was more active,
~, s telally In the forenoon, when there was a
sI"nH tone display d. but il later yielded to
'ayhs OF bears and drifted into dulnsss
i!L My Closing with but seht changes for tn
say' London figures came low r this morning.
Sna, rarity in SYM athy with that center aud
iariy utcause OF the tendency 20 r aize among
Gaull " upon the reduction OF the price In pig
vu' WHICH is In a measure regarded as the
proiheter OF the industrial world, the openiny
Ire was feVerish and Irregular with no very
.lat ,i sed change from last evenings prices the
~ ~ y On creme bein only ~ percent There
80 bulllsb sentiment upon Atchfson and
noeton erators we're prominent IN that stock
~ wen as New England, Which we're specially
The morning news., 1889-05-08
RECEIPTS

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. May
7---2 cars empty bbIs, box, vase. I trunk, Z
cars wood, a cadlies tobacco. 40 doz brooms. .
stoves, 80 doz buckets, "a pals chest, i lot h
b goods, Dbl brandy. = crates hams.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
May 7--lSl bales cotton, 9S5 bbs rosin, 719
bbls spirits turpentine, cars brick, ] car box
material car empty bbls. 35 cars lumber, I car
blocks, bales moss, % boxes z seed, bale
mss, bales hides. cases cigars, 10 cases
dry goods 10 bds paper, l82 irol castings, 4
bbls bottles, , sacks rice, pumps, cases
crockery, II pigs mdse, 122 boxes oranges, 912
bbs Vegetables. ,792 crates vegetables, 80 bbls
crude turpentine. ol refrigerators strawberr s.
Per Central Railroad. LAY 1876 bales cotton.
IL bales yarn, 81 bales domestics, bus WHISKY.
SO bales WOOL bales hides, rolls leather, 1i3
pkgs bacco, Il bdls paper, 30 bbls lime, 2
cars meat 1902 bales hay, hf bbls whisky, 22J
bf bbls beer. car bar iron, : boxes hardware,
6f cases eggs $50 bbis grits, i2C tons pig iron "a
bbls spirits turpenuae. 219 bbls rosin. 2 horses,
81 pkgs furntur., cords wood, bbl syrup, 3
boxes Roodenware, cases liquor, box wax 80
pieces machinery. 1 pkg wagon material. 81
pKgs mdse. % bales paper stock, empty bbls,
81 obs cotton seed oil, ! sack peanuts, 75 car
axeS,
The morning news., 1889-05-08

New York May ARRIVED, steamship EIbe
Eremen.
Arrived out, steamship Furnessia, New York
for Glasgow.
Fernandina, May 7-Arrived, steamship State
of Texas, Williams. New York. schrs A l. Lock
wood, Evans, Philadelphia; Delhi, Greene
Jacksonville.
Cleared, schrs John Tingue, Burdge New
YorS; + A Bailey, Townsend Philadelphia; J
r Halladay Moore, New York.
New YoTE, May 5-Arrived, schrs Elwood
Burton, Kitchen. Fernandna; emma C Cotton.
Ayres. Brunswick; Mart a Bement, Town
send, Doboy; Warren B Potter. Andrews
Georgetown, S G; Florence Shay, Edwards,
Port Royal, G.
Sailed, steam schr Louis Bucki, jacksonville
Dover, May Passed, bark Johann Wilhelm
Ger Neitzke, st Simons. Ga for Hull
st GATHERINGS Point. MAY 5-Passsd, steam
ship Baumwell Ger, Rehse, Port Royal, $ c,
for Hamburg.
Boston, May 5-Arrived, brig Il C SibIey,
Hichborn Apalachicola; schr Nellie Sawyer,
Arey. Fernandina.
Port ROYAL s c, May 5-Sailed, bark Prince
Eugene Nor, United Kingdom; schr Jacob
Reed, Boston.
Portland. Me, May 5-Arrived, schrs STANDARD,
Dram Fernandina; Paul and Esssie Mcintyre,
Pensacola.
The morning news., 1889-05-08

largely in July. Sales at the opening were
made at a slight advance, but this was quickly
lost. With good buying prices quickly ad
vanced $50 27lSc, and closed steady Trading
was light in lard, but the feeling was stronger
ana prices advanced 5@7ltc, Short ribs were
higher.
Casn quotations were as follows: Flour
steady and unchanged Wheat-No. spring
No. 9, ~ 4a225sc. Mess pork at Sii 756aii 50.
Lard at ST 821S6e6S S. Short rib sides s. $50
700. Shou. ders IS s5@j so. Short clear sides
S. $500 Si1S Whisky 81 O2.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
The morning news., 1889-05-08

Per steamship City Of Birmingham, for New
YorK-Mr and Mrs II Loomis and son, Mrs
Grere, Miss X Dominick. l. Hartshorne, Mr. and
Mrs Tranas. Mr. and Mrs B Rowley, w IT
West, Rev r p Moore. II Beers, w Beers.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Finck. o y b Gillespie, Mis-, s
Yunzelman. X Soat. Miss II Wilson, l.
Davis NJ G Warren, I'd Martin. ] T McLaws, A
YonRe, o X Jelks Master G. Breid, Miss Dixon,
@ II Millard. Lyons, Mr. Keaves. Z Dubois
Miss Miiiard, Mrs Reaves. Mr. and Mrs = F
Eaton and infant. Miss NJ = Werner. Mrs Y Yer.
ner, Miss l. Baldwin, Mrs Hussen, J B Shields ]
Prescott, Mr. and Mrs "A O0pover. Master J
Breid Mrs A Bred. Master Breld. Chas
Breid, K Alfred Hickey, l. u Wbtney. Mrs
G Berg and "a steeraKe.
The morning news., 1889-05-08

Per steamship City of Birmingham, for New
York. 23a bales cotton, 14s SOS feet lumber, 80
bales yarn, 80 bbls cotton seed oil, 81 bbls OIL
2y50 bbls rosin. rs bbs spirits turpentine, i9
bales hides. 2i turtles 30 bales moss. bbls
pitch 10 bales paper stock, 3 979 pkgs fruit and
vegetables, 257 pigs mdse, l22I1 tons pig iron.
Per brig Clara Pickeus, for Batimore-350,S3 $50
feet lumber-DsIe, Dixon Co.
The morning news., 1889-05-08
THERE WILL BE NO STRIKE.
Mechanics Take Notice

Eager's patent Overal!s, the only ones
suitable for mechanics, can be found at B.
H. Levy & Bros, l6l Congress street.
The morning news., 1889-05-08

Elegant line of Neckwear at b. II. Levy
& Bros
The morning news., 1889-05-08

Steamship City of Birmingham. New York
Schr lille Vanderherchen, Darien.
Schr John NJ Brown, Darien.
The morning news., 1889-05-08

New Magnolia Hams just received choice
Corned Beef, and full assortment of Family
Groceries, at NJ. LAWNS Estate.
The morning news., 1889-05-08

Per ChnrIssion ana savannah Railway. MAY
7--Trausfer Ofiicc, Brown Bios. A Is Hull q Co.
@ Badibg. II Heunesy. II A UlIno, w II Price,
The morning news., 1889-05-08


Elegant line of Neckwear at B. II. Levy
& Bros.
French and Turk Prunes, Dried Pears
and Cherries, at Strauss Bros
TUESDAYS "MorninG World"
The New York Daily World, April 80,
1889, is a curiosity, icing an imitation of
the Colonial style, in old-fashion type id
antique paper. For sale at Esnlls News
Depot, 81 = Bull street.
Ladies Umbrellas
In silk and gloria cloth, at LaFar's.
Lindsay & Morgan wants your order for
Awnings:
Oatmeal aud Barley, White Beans and
Split Peas at Strauss Bros
ATTENTION IS. T. A.
Important Notice
Regulation Hats for the parade can be-
procured Of Messrs. B. II. Levy &, Bro.
who have them for sale.
Somebody's Darling Provided For.
The largest and finest line of Boys and
Childrea's Knee and Kilt Suits in the state
at B, II. Levy 6 Bros
Have your Awnings made at Lindsay &
Mo gan's.
The morning news., 1889-05-08
SHIPPING,
ComPagnie GeneraIe TransatIantiqus
--French Line to Hawe.

DErWEEN New York and Havre, from pier
ID No. a., " r foot Of Morton street Trav-
elers by this line avoid both transit by English
railway and the discomfort of crossing tho
Channel In n small boat. Special train leaving
tho Companys DOCK AZ Hayre direct for Paris
on arrival OF cleaners Baggage checked at
New York through 10 Faris.
IA GASCOGNE, sANTELu. SATURDAY, May
II, 1880 .. 81
Ia NORMANDlE. or KERsABiEc, SATUR-
DAY. May II, TAN.
IL CHAMPAGNE, BOYER. SATURDAY, May
252P.n.
PRICE OF PASSAGE 0ncluding vino:
TO HAVRiS- First Cabin. si2O and 500:
Second Cabin, $50: steerege from New York 70
HAyre, S26. Steerage from New York 10 Paris
s2e; Including wine, bedding ami utensils.
a. FORGET. General gent, Bowling Green.
foot Of Broadway. New York
Orr. w. HUNT, ESQ. 20 Bull street. MEssHs.
WILDER & CO., i26 Bay street, Savannah
Ageats.
The morning news., 1889-05-08

Mems Dress
Shirts and underwear, at LaFar's
The morning news., 1889-05-08

TTITl MORNING NEWS carriers reach
III 4 every part Of the city early Twenty.
4 ILL nve oeuts a week pays Tor tho Dsny.
The morning news., 1889-05-08
GRR NT-

Address M. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, La.
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN.
Washington, D. @.
BY ordinary letter, containing MONEY
ORDER issued by al Express Compa les
New York Exchange, Draft or Postal Note
We Day charges on urrenCy sent to us
by Express in sums Of SIS or over.
Address Registered Letters Contain
ing Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La
"REMEMBER. that the payment of
Prizes is GUARANTEED sbY FOUR
NATIONAL BANKS Of New Orleans, and
the tickets are signed by the President OF an In
sttution, whose chartered rights are recog-
nized in the highest Courts: therefore, beware
of al limitations or anonymous schemes.
DN 4-CbL4A Il is the ptce Of tne small. 81
part or fraction of a Ticket 8 UED BY US
in any drawing. Anythil, ia our name offered
for less cuan a Dollar is swindle
The morning news., 1889-05-08
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Steamer Katie, Bevll, Augusta and way land
ings-J g Medlock, Agt-