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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-04

snd Strengthen character. intensity
love II cooutrs and convert defeat
and tlisnnter into pillars of support
for future manhooi and noble
womanhood. Whether The South.
ern people under their changed
contition may ever hope to witness
suetner xivi|ivsflon which shsll
equal THAT which began wiih their
washinR1on and ended With thar
Ice. II = certsinly trns that dsvo-
tion 10 their glorious past IL fIu<
Only the surcwt guarantes of future
prswres. and The hottest bond II
unity. but Ia also the strongest
claim they can present 10 the con-
fidenes and respect of the other
sections al the Unisal
xoN.roLITIoAL
In conclusion I beg 10 repeat In
substance 81 ls&ss. lev thonghss
reccntly expressed by me IN The
state organization. witch apply
with equal force 10 this general
brotherhood
II l. political In no sense except
% Tar ss the word ~polisical' u a
synonym of the word "pstriotic. I"
IL II q brotherhood over which the
genus of philsnthrophy and
/ patriotism. of truth and of justice
will preside Of philanthrophy.
because Il will succor the disabled,
help the ue@ly Strengthen the weak
sRd cheer the disconsols.e ~ na-
tFiotism, because IL will cnerish
the pas, glories n the dead Con.
federary and tFsnsmuie them into
living inspirations Tor future ser.
vice to the living republic :of truth,
because Il ALL sesk 10 gather and
preserve m witnesses for history
the unimpeachable fact which shall
doom fslsehood b. die that truth
may live ; % justice. becaase II win
cultivate national as we'll as South
srn fraternity and will condemn
narrow-m'nde,lness and prejudice
and passion and cultivate thst
broader. higher. nobler sentiment,
which woah write on the grave of
every soltlier who fell on eithe side:
"Here lies an American hera Q
martyr tn the right as his consci-
ence G nceived H."
0RSKRAL ORGANIZATION.
I rsjoice that q general organizs-
ton ,oo long neglected has been at
last Is'rfected. II is q brosherhooi
which all honorable men must ap-
proye aud which heaven itself will
blesA j call upon yoa therefore
to organize Ia every state and com-
muniiy where ex-Confesieratas nav
reside aud rally 10 the support II
te high aud peaceful objects
of tae United Confederate Vete-
rams. anl mSve forward until hy
the ppxer q Organisation and per.
sissent efsat vear benz kxsni and
ehristian paPoses are fully arcom-
plished. y. B GORDON.
Commanding General
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-04


fi.sFais STATE. II Amsriea
The convention % aelexa,es from
the Different states whicf "a.
-easbled Ia New Orleans, June 10.
lseg, effected a general or<aniza.
tl0n known NJ the "f'nitel Con-
fesi~rate Veterans l, l. designed
=. - avp alton "a AZ the tolies
& ex--Yis~ lerate vetegaus aud
: iloS throaghoai the Union.
The coaventiSn adopted q eonsli-
tion and tbl me- the great hanar to
eject me General. whica pei Nm I
acceyt with peculiar graiihraiion.
Preliminary to the issae ~ any or
Arrs. wish 10 call general attrn-
tipn % the
oBJKrrs or rms ASSOCIATION
anil In enlist in their a-~ampli.h-
ments the astiv' co-s,pefa;iou no,
only "a every sasvivor ai Sou'hern
armies. bot also that large contin-
yen IL aolis 81 veterans who. tao
yuune to have revived ihe ia ,Iti~m
~ hre, have nevertheless r~eived
wi'h you the baptism of suffering
and ~ sacifce
The frsi article NJ the eonsti.u.
tim ~ the assoclation declares
The object ard purpose 10 this
or sanixa'ion will be strictly sncial.
literary. historical aad benevolent.
Il viii en lcavor 81 unite In a gen.
era f.-deFai,on all asssriaiioas as
tie Confesi-rata veterans. ~oldi-rs
and sailors nov IN existence or
hereafter b. be formed. to gather
authen ic data for an impartial
history af war between the states
to preserve the relics or memensoes
~ the same to cherish the ties of
friendship that should exist among
the men who have share.l common
dangers. common suffering ani
privaiion~ 20 car~ for the disabled
AMI extend q h@lring hani 10 ihe
be-iy 10 Dross~' 'he ~islaw aud
eriJhAn AID 10 make anA preserve
The r-corl ~ IN services of every
mrnl~r and a fsr a. possible. oi
ihc~~ "a our comrades who have
''--resisi NJ N ei@rnity"
TIE lasf article proyi les tha,
nei'h~r disru~sian ~ paiisical or
ref isus snbierts nor any politisal
ac'ion shall l~ permitted in the 80.
gs ixa'ion anil anv as~o-iauon
violating that provision shall Tor
fell iss memlerxhin
oooD oRgEcrs
Comrades M srxument u
needed to secure forthsss objects
vour enshnsisssic endnr.en-nt.
They have bursieu~d yonr thna ghts
far many years yan ave cherished
tl.em In sorrow. poverfy snf hum
iatinn. Tn the fare afrsi@eeastruc.
IRA vna hare heli them In v~ns
heaFfs with the strengfh of r-ix-
icus eorvic'sona w mi@iaslxe-
meni EN- dessss vonr s~aewfai rur-
pases for ne fu.ur~ Ysur asDars.
tons save h~~n lifted nv the mere
fnr~e aai urgency NJ surrounding
cnnsiiIiers - = Dlaae Gar sbsse the
ralfrv coa | snrafiea of Fmsfsssn
iian'.h.. TIE haaar N fhs
Ame irsn R~~a',lie. fhe iuys no~es
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BATTLE WITH A RIRD.
A Farmers Desperate Encounter
With Gray Eagle.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Thomas Shelby, farmer living eight
miles out from Lexington, KY, on the Rich
mond turnpike, had a desperate encounter
with a wounded eagle on last Friday after
noon.
He was out riding over his farm when he
discovered large bird perched on the top
most limb of tree. At the first glance he
thought the bird to be black buZzard, but
as he drew nearer he concluded that it must
be an eagle. He noticed that the bird kept
eying his dogs, which were near the tree
Shelby took advantage of this fact, and
rode up close to the tree on the opposite side
from the dogs. He had his shotgun with
him, loaded with small shot When he
reached a point about thirty yards
from the tree he fired. The
eagle came crashing down through
the branches and Shelby ran to pick it up
The load of shot was too small to do more
than disable the bird by breaking its wings.
As Shelby approached the bird Of freedom
turned and dashed at him with the ferocity
of tiger. BY rapid lodging he managed to
keep out of reach Of the birds claws for
several moments. He finally picked up
fallen limb, and each time the bird dashed
at him he avoided it and struck aud raiued
effective blows upon the vicious bird of
freedom. 10 was not, however, until he
had mashed its head almost to jelly that
the bird gave up the fight. Shelby escaped
with a number of scratches, and took the
bird to Lexington, where it was placed on
exhibition. 1t is of the species known as the
gray eagle, and the first one killed in this
part of the country for many years. 1t
weighed seventeen pounds and measured
nearly seven feet from tip TO tip.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS


Suburban Line, 8 bis grease; N, 10 bales paper;
h VI Garfunkie, I box d goods; no
mark Claim 9,s43, s0ls SKIS -four. so
SIS flour, : bis -four; no marx, 9 bxs ware; o.
Harkens. bale donl's; L. Hege, 2 bis stone;
III p, roll ducks; Hyde & Co. 4bales dom's;
J I.sMelis. ! writing desk; Carol Adams, bx
shoes; Mathews. bdI pipe; ~ p, bales
yarns; no mark, bale yarn: Witty 3 Co, / case
d goods: Powers p Co, bx envelopes; Ill n, q
bales yarns; G. q Green, bx drugs; no marx,
bdl paper; G aud s. ? bdl b rails; no marx,
P Gorthens. case; @ w Black. Dbl vinegar;
no mark, reg wine; 81. 1 coffiu: no mark. l
bdl paper, lot loose paper; no mark, bdl bns.
,s sal loG rails L, Iz 5:c,,dIrv H l. TIT.
SIX nuts; no mark, 1 SIX beans; P and 7, box
soda; L a None, cs powder; II and W, / box
candy; P b & Co. pkgs casting; / Bordley.
pkge casting; no marx, 3 bill rais,3 bdl chairs;
Amanda Dixon, bx II II goods; no mark iIhi
vinegar; no mark. 2 kegs lead; w. r @, bbt
glass; no mark. key cider; lob. pr shafts;
M, 2kites FISH; F Drrle bdl castings. II & c,
kegs nails; and @, bx crackers; no mark,
hangers; F Wilson, 1 pkge castings; no
mark. pc castings, Rev. Branch. chair; W
Ry OF Fla. l bd castings; Z Whintley box
glass; r L, keg cider; @ & Son, crt cans;
Vanse, box: no mark, y Dbl pig feet; no
mark, biol bottles; no marx, crt b norble;
G s Stevenson. SIX D nuts; c n F, bx cotton
oil; P F, 1 box crockery: B, box starch; Ats
Furguson, bdl glass; b VI & II, 6 boxes candy:
q ID %, bx can goods; OG, bx CASTINGS;
NC MhArtOn, Ok Rlass, y y, cS can goOdSs II
& II, box mdse; Il Vicher, box d goods;
Peyton & II, box; L Me- bx water; r G Dick,
crt NJ boxes; Slate Bros. bill paper; D 4
w, box h ware; WI s. W, pkge castings; no
mark, SIX bolts: @ Sons, 4 cans; no marx, I
pkge tops; H & q, can; Earte & Co, oven;
J X Patterson, Dbl vinegar: e Payton, bbl
vinegar; c. pr shafts; 1E bx cigars; no mark.
bdl bedeuds; no mark. box peas; no mark,
CRATE bar; Singer, bdl bed ends: NJ q
Mcdonald, SIX saddlery; no mark, SIX Irvine:
no mark, bag barley; no mark, box soda;
no mark. Dbl lime; no mark, Dbl -four; no
mark ef Dbl -four; WI sack p nuts; VT Is
CRATE bars; no mark, pkge books; no marx,
bdl bags: no mark, box cheese; no mark, bx
oysters, no mark, 1 roll bagRing; no mark, l
bolster and spring; no mark, box goods;
no mark, o cs shoes no mark, cs snuff; no
mark, cs sardines; no mark, sack p nuts; no
mark. box crackers; no mark, box tobacco;
no mark, Dbl syrup; no mark. Dbl crockery;
w A Jones, pkge,'5 box tobacco: Alliance o
s. / bdl paper; no mark, cs soda, no
mark, cs x powder;no mark, I box can matter;
no marx, box cider; no mark. " Dbl Y: no
mark, box mdse; no mark, bdl paper; no
mark, roll mating; no mark. cs cigars
J. NJ. HARDEN. Agent.
Approved
q. A. WmTEHEAD, @. F. Agent.
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Money is Easier.

So everybody says, and the best evidence
in the world that it is not so easy as people
think is the low schedule of prices ruling at
Sternberg's Jewelry and Art Establishment
on fine Silverware, Watches, Jewelry, Pre-
cious Stones, Fancy Articles. Bric-a-brac,
etc. "Sternberg's" enjoys big reputation
as SURVEYORS Of wedding and other presents.
and their success is due only to the salts
faction always given by the goods. Any
thing from Silver Cup for the baby to the
most elaborate set Of single pieces of Solid
Silver or fine Plated Ware can be promptly
supplied at as low figure as can be obtained
in any of the northern markets, and their
prominence in the local commercial circle is
protection against the misrepresentation
or dissatisfaction that attaches to purchases
abroad.
Money is needed at Sternbergs, and buy
ers will find it to their interest to look over
our stock and prices.
M. STERNBERG 81 Bro.
I'D. 1877 Broughton Street.
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For over Fifty Years

MRS. WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for over fifty years by millions
Of mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. II soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhea. 1t will relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately. Sold by druggists in
every part of the country. Twenty five
cents 8 bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no
other kind.--Ad.
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Certainly they do. We have 70 alterna~
tive Perhaps you don't believe dealer
when he tells you that he will give you
more than your moneys worth. You are
scarcely to be blamed for being incredu-
lous II does not look reasonable, does
it? Men 60 into business for their own
benefit and not for anybody else's benefit
you will say. So they do. but there comes
time when it is cheaper TO sell below
cost than to wait for another season.
You can readily understand that, even
If you are not 10 the clothing line That's
what's the matter with our business Just
now-we must clear Off our sto K. We
want to sell at sacrifice because 1t will
pay US better than TO keep our capital
tied up. Under any other circumstances
such prices as these would be ruinous.
All may brag and blow about reduction,
but no one will sell you good Clothing as
low as "THE FAMOUS" CLOTHING
HOUSE, 14s Brougton street.
BENNETT HYMES. Prop.
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/. /. 0PPENHElM. Auctinneer. .

win sell on TUESDAY, January 9th. at
Younglove & Goodmans Stable, West Broad
street, foot Of Broughton, at 1890 o'clock,
Sixty head Of young and wellbroksn Horses
and Mules. This stock has been shipped 20 me
10 be sold, and will sell TO the highest bidder,
without reserve, this stock, guaranteed as rep.
resented or money refunded. IL will pay thcs3
In want of stock to attend this sale.
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~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Notice IL
VI hereby given that have made application
TO the Court Of Ordinary for Chatham county
for order to sell one bond Of the city Of Savan
nah, of the par value of one thousand dollars and
numbered $50, belonging TO estate OF GATHER
me II. CAHILL minor for the purpose OF
maintenance and support Of said minor, and that
said order will be granted at FEBRUARY
TERN, 1891, OF said county, unless objections
are filed. M. @. NOONAN,
Guardian Of Catherine e. Canill, minor.
January g. 1891.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~ EoRGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY-Hotice Is
VI hereby given to all parties having de-
mands against LEVI j. THOMPSON, late Of
said county and state. now deceased, TO present
them to my attorneys at law. Messrs. LESTER
q RAVENEL. Whitaker street, Savannah,
Ca, within the time prescribed by law, 50 as to
show their character and amount; and all per-
SONS indebted TO said deceased are hereby re.
auired TO make immediate payment to me-
MARY V. THOMPSON,
Administrative Estate OF Levi J. Thompson,
deceased.
JANUARY II, 1891.
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Maximum Temperature. IS. minimum tenn
peratlre. 90
The hight of the river at Augusta at 1888
o'clock q. m. yesterday augusta time)
was 1874 feet, a rise OF &c feet during the
past twenty-four hours
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations for the MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH. Jan. IS. 1876 2. n. city time.
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IF You WANT

IF you WANT
II you want DAY BOOK MADE
II you want JOURNAL MADE,
II you want CASH BOOK MADE,
II you want a LEDGER
II you want RECORD MADE.
If you want CHECK BOOK MADE,
II you want LETTER HEADS
II you want NOTE HEADS.
II you want BILL. HEADS.
II you want BUSINESS CARDS
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO-
Morning News Steam Printing House,
MoRNN9 News BUILDING.
. Whitaker Street.
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]. ]. OPPENHEIM, Auctluneer.

VIII sell, THIS DAY, corner Bryan and Whit
aker streets, at 1880 o'clock,
10 bis FLOUR, 10 boxes TOBACCO, CIGARS,
CONDENSED MILK, SOAP, PIPES, FANCY
PITCHERS. CUPS and SAUCERS, PLATES,
SODA. PANTS. COATS, La1ies' and Children
JUMPERS, OVERCOArS. ALBUMS, DRY
GOODS, SOCKS, CAPS, VESTS, SPOOL COT
TON, lot fine HAND SACHELS. These goods
are all fresh and good, and will be sold without
10 3erye.
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FINANCIAL.
PROPOSALS WANTED.

TINTED STATES ENGINEERS OFFICE
u SAVANsAB, GA, Jan Is. l99l.-Seafed pro
posals, in triplicate, win be received at this
office until IL o'clock NJ. city time, on February
Brunswick Harbor and JeSyl Creek. Georgia
Attention 10 invited TO acts of Congress ap-
proved FEB. 20, 1855. and Feb %, 1887, vol 90
page 332 and vol, "a, page Ala, Statutes at
Large. For ali necessary information apply to
o. NJ CARTER, First Lieut.. Corps Of Engrs., u.
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sTIndicatsstracs. 4Incnss and hundredths.
G. 8. 0eRaAs. Observer Signal Corps.
For a disordered liver try Bsscham's
Pills.-Adr.
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ID EFORE you buy or sell property consult
ID ROBERT Fl, TATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auctioneer
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w ANTED, a reliable and trustworthy nurse;
w one willing TO go north. Apply at LIZ
Taylor street.
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WANTED, a lad 10 or II years of age, who
w has some business experience. Address
A X, this Office
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NTANTED contractors TO get special prices
w on White Pine Doors. Sash, Blinds, Mould
ings, Lime, Plaster. Hair, Cement, Sewer Pipe,
and Builders Hardware, from ANDREW HAN
LEY.
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CHOICE LINE OF Bedroom, Parlor. Dining
~ and Office Furniture; all at 'hard times
prices; we want your trade. The A. j. MILLER
no
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M ANTED, for one week, first class black
w smith for scraper outfit near the city
Apply between and IL o'clock at Ro)m 95, PtI-
laski House
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MISCELLANKOUs.

INSURANCE, protect your property against
L fire, storms and cyclones, See advertise
meut JOHN N JOHNSON n co.
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WANTED a white boy with some experience
w to run elevator at the De Soto Hotel
Apply at the office.
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NNTAI4L PAPER.-Now is the time to have
w your papering and decorating done; the
rush is over. l am doing work at cost; a full
line of the latest designs In Wall Paper; also
pressed and ingram goods at cost j. G. BUT.
LER, 140 Congress street.
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X RATTAN'S GINGER ALE, Irish Soda
VI Water, Bass Ale Guinness Stout, Bud.
weiser, Lemps' and Pilsen Beers, at M.
LAWNS ESTATE.
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FOR SALE.
---os~~>|~>~~-cs-~~~~-~
III ORSES, mules, mares, best IN city; carriage
II draugnt, business, big and medium mules
Nice drngs, bnggies, and saddle horses In livery
GUlLAARTfN 81 MEHRTENS, Boarding, Sale
Livery Stables. Telephone Isl.
TOR SALE, q large and varied assortment of
a corn, rye, malt and Bourbon whislues--
straight or blended-cheap for cash at NJ
LAWNS ESTATE.
no not forget to attend the large sale OF
~ Horses and Mules Tuesday BY j. J. OP-
PENHEIM. Auctioneer
TOR SALE, Teas, Coffees, Imported Sardues
a the best grades of Canned Fruits and Yoge-
tables. Fancy and Staple Groceries Of all kinds
at N. LAWNS ESTATE. e East Broad street
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GOOD ORGANIZERS for endowment orders
~ Address SEMIANNUAL ENDOWMENT
LEAGUE, II 2. Fayette street, Baltimore, Nd.
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90 To twenty-one Bull street for photo
VI graphs. cheapest and best; twenty five
years continuously in the business in Savannah.
j. n. WILSON.
Evening journal., 1891-12-11
eRANeeRa rs RAILROADS.

Action Taken By the state Grange
AGAINST the Present transportation
Service.
s7ecia Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Dec. II Yesterdays session
Of the grange WAS busy one, II being
the last OF the session. Several reso
buttons Of minor Importance we're brought
before the grange and passed, among
which was the making Of February %
patriotic day, especially for the
young, this was inaugurated by Mrs G .
Gundy Brown.
The report Of the executive committee,
which consisted Of J. O. Higgins, Il. Il.
Bancroft and s. H Messick was made by
Mr.. Bancroft. He cited the decision and
order Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission In favor Of the Delaware State
Grange In its complaint against the rail-
road companies, and said,
The great relief which this order Of
April 10 would have afforded us in the
marketing OF sll our perishabe products
is therefore still delayed. and these pro
duets still cannot be marketed at fair
profit unless they chance to bring price
greater than the mass Of consumers can
afford Ia pay AS measure promising ia
assist In relieving the friction between
shippers and carriers, the Higgins Rail
road Commission bill' was passed BY the
Delaware Legislature in May, 1891, by
the House, almost unanimously, and BY
a majority Of all the members Of the
Senate. But the vigilance Of the rail.
road people rejected 1t and secured its
reconsideration and defeat BY the touch
Of its wizard fingers upon the Senate,
elected by the SURFACES Of the people
Briefly stated, the plan now Is this
revoke the charters at our railroads,
condemn their property to the use Of the
state, pay the companies fair valuation
for them, TO be determined by Legal
methods. the money to be raised by h,
sale Of bonds bearing three per centun
interests then offer the lease OF the road
70 the competition Of all those grea
railroad systems which could use then
advantageously, safely providing TO
economical operation the preservation 0
perfect condition and securing the bes
service and lowest rates possible will
best compensation TO the stat
by reason Of the competition certal
TO arise for the use o
these roads Think Of these matter
and IL other means fail to emancipat
Delaware from thi exRctions she nov
unjustly suffers let the intelligence an
manhood Of her people be prepared to aci
The grange adjourned at p m. to NEE
in Wilmington in December 90.