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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-12
MEDICAL.

II you IOol dull, droWSy, debllitAted, have frequent
nOadAehe, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite and
tongue coated, you are iuhortlg from torpid liver, or
aud nothing Vil euro you 90 Speedily
and permanently ~ TO take slmnons Liver Regulator
or Medicine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-12
For Failing, prsmaturearay HAIR Use

London Hair Restorer, insures new growth.
London Hair Restorer, Restores the color.
London Hair Restorer, Exquisite dressing.
London Hair RestOrer, The only Cleanly and
London Hair Restorer, effectuGl Hair Re
London Hair Restorer, storer In the market.
A toilet luxury entirely free from all oh.
noxions or unpleasant odor.
PHYSICIANS USE n RECOMMEND II.
Some eight years ago my hair commenced
falling; top became quite bald. applied
"London Hair Color Restorer.n My hair
not only stopped falling, but Is now growing
finely, and | consider It an invaluable article
for restoring the hair. j. W. Abel, N. D.,
Druggist, 1924 Beach street, Philadelphia
Price rs cents a bottle, six bottles ". Sold
by DfuggistB. MwEAw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-12

All petsonsin want Of loo eau got. Il At
the corner Of EoH aud TweAty.htth
streets, d Zatnits Btoe,' residence, or
can eei II 1t our store, No. 1929 Market
street. NARNITs BRoS.
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CONSTIPATION

SHOULD not DO regarded ~ o triaing
ailment-in fact nature demands tho utmost
regularity Of the bowels, and any deviation
from thIi demand paVeG the way often TO
serious danger. It's quite a. necessary 70
remove imPlTO AccumulAtionH from. the
bowels ~ II Ia 10 eat or sleep, and no health
can b. expected whore \ cOSllyO habit Of body
pFAVAllR,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-12

Free from coughs and colds, good appetite,
refreshing sleep, Use "Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry the best remedy for
week lungs, bronchial and asthmetlc Affections
ever discovered. Bold by druggists at rs cents
and a A bottle, MwTAE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-12

COMMISSIONERS SALE.

KArHERIN FRIEDRICH, Ell al, 10 the Cr'! ts
OIL Ohio Gait d
KATHERtN GRRnARDI, et a.) ehAnaI,
The und, signed special commissioner 'iia
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JULY, l-
al the front door Of The Court HOu.s biOhb oai1
proceed 10 sell Rt public auction, ttthl ltlal "
der 0 certain town IOt, Known and dNtrsdn "
8, In square No. 50, 10 that part Of The ii y W.
Ing FORMERLY known ~ the town 81 ,OuA NhN4It
IN the county u Ohio, and BtAte Of va NipiD'
and belonging 10 the late John 0eThifdtt HlAh
DRAuRiPTioN:-The i6t ID full Bitti, upt .hl '
erected 4 tWU.ItoTy brick dwelling holA @lul,ia
four fO0Inb, with All addition fuhhiIl OIL "NS
Ing tSO rooms and kitchen, built o. !o+d. n
TRIMS OF BALK-OnB third eath 10 bll9 ~,
Of sale, The residue on q credit o. W. Aea W." y.
months, with Interest from daie q Ms ". IS1
ohhser giving notes for thu dtitii,d EJneus N
good pefbonii security, and The llled usAua'%
b retained aS iulthtr IteahiY. rcvrurp
D0vHRER6 FRANZ, Special Unhuaesf
HnIiNiihfH for Plaintiff, u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-12

Do yuF forget to stop in and Ivy q plate
Of genuine futile SOUP o. o. y lehlef'e,
this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-12

BqliAs i I,LSS! FRw BOARDED.
Hou, t.'' Aa'l'' '''s'L few dscss sSovs Y
iVIts,A
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W4 %aS1.l,Ls; YOUNG nm ~,
AS HS IlIasf sI1S.t 'A'Iracsry buAuss,. E waO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-12

THREE AND Two,sPRING pun
= IoNb, buggies, and also thr0s 49, TuAE
spEltg wagon! and iout htTsSa, Min Nm N'oa'liata
enable j. W. FERREL, Cor. Main Az @sN "a.
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FOR SALE.

EQRsALE-TWO DESIRARTTpT,-
ING lots on North PrOu. ItF'.,' hvlL1
srElpEL' At JOs. SPsldGl d Goa %SSIed. lA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-12

Benjamin tobenstins ID no inhabilant Of nv baiii.
wick nor found therein this llh day oiJuly, 1851,
JN0. W. MITCHELL, b. s.,
For q. =. BfoWh. a Il. 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-12

AppOFtionmSat Of Proceeds from rail-
roads Among the various DIAtPIelS 10
Thts county.
The Committee on Finance OF the Board
Of Commissioners yesterday made the
following report Of ap%portionments made
by them Of railroad valuations in this city
and Ohio county, based on the State
Auditors returns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-12

DO NOT forget to stop in and Try Q plate
q genuine turtle soup Of U. \, Rshler's,
this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-12
DovgsER a FRANZ, Special CoHHlH''si
BollclLoil iof PlAlnila. @
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF OHIO
" COUNTY REAL ESTATE
r.. II. COCHRAN, Administrator, &C., .,,,,,.


Pursuant 10 A decree entered In The lboIt Nlsi
cause oil ihe S0th day Of MAY, 1851, he an9g.s Y
5pecinl Commissioner will sell At pubic '"""
Tie pfemilea, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-12

The object Of this suit 10 10 obtain By the plaintiff
9 divorce from the bonds Of N atflnony from The DO.
tendant and for general RELIEF, and IL appearing from
an athdAVit died In the cause that said BenIatnln
Lobenstlne Il not a feaident Of The State Of West Vifa
ginlA1 On motion Of the plaintiff BY counsel, Il IL
ordered that said defendant do appear here al the
next. rules tO.Wit, thS first MOndly Of August, 1881,
and DO what H. necessary to protect his Interest
horeInl 6AMUE lB. M6CULLOCH. Clatk.
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WANTED.

A Eood gil 70 cook for a small hau,
Good wages and liEh, vOrr. "NaGm
Enquire at
lH4l ROOM Nh : run
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
Railroad Notes.

Four hundred hands and one hundred
carts and mules are at work on the North
Carolina Midland between Danville and
Cascade Junction.
One hundred and fifteen additional hands
have been put to work on the Western
North Carolina Railroad beyond Ashevllle.
1t is expected that the cars will reach Mar
shall in few days.
On Monday morning the appointments
were made for the Northwestern Railroad
to take effect Immediately: H. R Bernard,
Acting Superintendent, vice Lyman Wells,
resigned: W. J. Houston, General Passenger
Agent; Sol. Haas, General Freight Agent;
K D. Carpenter, Assistant Freight Agent;
A. J. Heard, Rosdmaster.-CharleS NeSos
and Courier
The stock operators are industdously
working up new theory. They think they
have discovered evidence of a COLLISION be-
tween Vanderbilt and Gould. They are
satisfied that Gould is buying Vanderbilt
stocks. Their notion is that the two
mOneyed monarchs are going in "cahOots"
for the purpose OF controlling the largest
railroad system in the country. 1t is argued
that both the Lake Shore and the Chicago
and Northwestern will bear slight appli-
cation of the hydrophatic process. The
1870.
Chattanooga Times: "County Register
Beck last week recorded two mortgages Of
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Road to the Central Trust Company of New
York, the first mortgage for 81, 600 COO and
the second for SIC, 500 900, TO liquidste ali
past indebtedness and raise funds TO build
the contemplated branches. 1t was the
largest mortgage ever recorded in this coun-
ty, having thirty-nine pages Of record, and
the entry cost being SIS 50. The second
mortgage is what is known as income
bonds and no interest is paid on them
unless the net income OF the road is suffi-
cient to pay It, but in no case will the inter
est exceed per cent, and each year must
.tand for itself, he interest not being cumu-
lative."
Chicsgo Times: "some recent ecbieve
ments In train movement are " Thy Of
note. On Monday evening engine No 40
in charge Of Engineer Lewis Thomas, came
into Chicago from indianapolis with a pas
senger train comprised of a baggage car,
one postal car, eight coaches, three sleepers
and two chair cars. Every coach was filled
with passengers. This was one of the long
est and heaviest trains ever drawn into Chi
cagO by single locomotive. The locOmo-
tive is Burnside of thirty-four tons weight,
and is the one that made the celebrated
run from Cincinnati TO indianapolis
In two hours and nine minutes. The Chi
eagO and Northwestern Railway has recently
recorded some interesting performances in
the transportation of iron ore over its Pc
ninsula. A few days ago an engineer haul
ed one hundred empty cars from Escansba
to the mines, and brought back one hundred
and one loaded cars, containing eight hun
bred tons OF ore. This distance is sixty
three miles. This was probably the heavi-
est train ever hauled by single locomotive.
The engine never once stalled during the
TRIM
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
Rock and Rye Not a Medicine,

The following decision has just been
rendered by the United Statas Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue:
In view OF the numerous preparations Of
the article known as Rock and Rye" put
up for sale throughout the United States,
the following is issued for your guidance:
A preparation composed of whisky, or dis
titled spirits of any kind, and rock candy,
is held by this Office TO be a compound liquor
within the mea ing of the third sub divls-
ion of section 3244 of the Revised Statutes,
and every person who makes it for sale and
sells It by the bottle or larger package is re-
Guired to pay special tax as a rectiher.
The special tag Of liquor dealer is, Of
course. required to be paid for its sale in
any quantity for any purpose. IL is not a
medicine within the meaning OF the last
clause OF section 8, 246 of the revised stat
utes, and an apothecarY, therefore, cannot
under decision No. 179, which CONSTITUTES
that clause, prepare and sell such a mix
ture, by the bottle or larger package, even
though he label it as medicine, and hold #
out to the public as a remedy for various
complaints
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
A NOVEL AFFAIR.
Regatta and Naval Battle on the Sa-
yannah River.

A party, consisting of citizens Of Augusta,
has been organized for the purpose Of hav-
ing gala day some time in September. 1t
Is proposed to make the affair something al
together different from anything ever seen
in Augusta and on s grander scale than ever
attempted anywhere In the South except
New Orleans. In the first place there will
be a regatta on the river in the afternoon,
between paper shells. -Four or five races
are on the programme and invitations
have been sent to the boat clubs in
Savannah, Charleston and Rome, to partici-
pate. Prizes will be given in each race.
AS the Augusta Boat Club has four first
class boats, and the invited clubs will proba-
bly, accept, the entries will undoubtedly
be numerous, ard exciting races may there
fore be expected. After the regatta there
will be a naval engagement on the river,
participated in bv full rugged man of-war
and two land batteries. The war ship will
be manned BY crew, aud the battle will
begin from some distance off and continue
as she runs the gauntlet. One Of the bat
teries will be located on the Georgia side
and one on the South Carolina bank Of
the river. The man-Of-war will fire at
these with her bow aud stern guns,
and occasionally with broadsides,
and will be sharply pelted by the land bat
teries. Finally the ship will be set on fire
by the shot from the batteries, the fire will
communicated the magazine, and she will
blow up with q splendid display. There
will not be, says the Chronicle and Sentinel,
the slightest danger, either during the battle
or the explosion, TO those engaged in the
affair, or to the spectators. Seats will be
provided along the river bank for two
thousand people, and the bank from Sixth
to Tenth streets will be enclosed. An ad-
mission fee Of twenty five cents will be
charged, and this includes the entire pro-
gramme. After the naval engagement there
will be a grand display Of fireworks, espe-
cially manufactured for the occasion. One
Of the pieces will be a splendid balloon
fitted up with fireworks. There will be a
number of very handsome pieces, surpass-
ing anything Of the kind ever seen in this
section. The entire affair will be under the
general management of Mr.. William P.
bearing.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
Personal.

The Albany Nelos aud advertiser OF the Sd
instant has the following personals:
"Mr. David Robinson leaves to day fol-
New York, to be gone seven weeks. David
fills an important place in the Office OF
Messrs. n. & A. F. Tiff q Co., where he has
been closely confined all summer, and rich
ly deserves the vacation that has been given
him before the rush of fall and winter bust
ness commences.
To-day Messrs. Richard and Maxey Rob
inson will give up their respective situa-
lions in Albany and 90 to Savannah-the
former with Messrs. II. N. Conner & Co.
commission merchants), and the latter to
take position in the dry goods house OF
Mohr Bros. We are sorry to see these two
model young men, both Of whom are excel
lent bookkeepers, and stand high in the
estimation of the best business men Of our
city, going away from Albany. 1t is doubt
less to their individual interest for them
to make the change, however, and
the Ne1cs and Advertiser joins their
many friends here in wishing them
continued prosperity and the full re-
alization Of their brightest hope. Such
young men as Richard and MaXey Robin
son, with the energy, good habits and ex-
cellent business qualifications which they
possess, are always in demand, and will
succeed wherever they 60"
These young gentlemen, OF whom our
contemporary speaks so highly, arrived here
Yesterday. Mr.. David Robinson, who is the
correspondent of the MORNING News at
Albany, will leave on Saturdays steam
for New York.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
A RaIch Of Immi0ranIs.

A party OF seven immigrants arrived in
Charleston Wednesday afternoon, and we're
furnished with comfortable quarters at the
main stationhOuse that night by Lieutenant
Golden. The names of the parties are John
Petrowsky, Michael Petrowsky, wife and
child, and Andrew Jokowsky, wife and
child. They hail from Holland, and after
reaching New York were forwarded to Sa-
vannab, where they failed to secure posi-
tiODs. They have come to Charleston in
search OF employment and will be turned
over to Mr.. Roche by the police authorities.
The men are common farm labOrers, and are
healthy specimens Of The pure Hollander.-
Charleston AelgS aud Courier
These are some of the party Of thirty who
recently arrived at Savannah, and were en-
gagged to work on plantations near Lumber
CITY, bit soon became Disguised aud re-
turned to Savannah, where they sought for
situations in vain.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
Stoeksaud Bonds.

This market continues comparatively
quiet. with light offerings. Central com
mon opened at I19 bid, 1191I asked, and
advanced a quarter point, closing at 1ls5I
bid, 1872 asked. Southwestern opened at
iIs5z bid, ll91 asked, aud declined q quar-
ter point, closing at 11S1[ bid, 1l9 asked.
Memphis and Charleston opened az s. bid,
81 asked. and advanced point, closing at
50 bid, s. asked Central Railroad 6per cent
certificates Of Indebtedness opened at 70
bid. par asked, and advanced half point,
closing at 100 bid, 1O0l5 asked. New S4van-
nah bonds opened AT s7Z bid, > asked,
aud advanced quarter point, closing at
SIS bid, S. asked.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
Surprised by the Kntghts-A Hand
some TesIfmOaIaI.

Last evening Prof. Charles s. Mallette
vas surprised by being made the recipient
OF a very handsome testimonial from the
members OF Palestine Commandery No. z,
Knights Templar.
The Knights had assembled for drill at
Armory Hall professor Mallette's Acade-
NY, which IS much cooler than the Lodge
room, and previous to the commencement
of the drill the presentation took place.
The Knights were drawn up in line, when
Prof Mallette, who was in his private room
adjoining, was notified that his presence
was requested In the hall. He came for
ward Htlie dreaming OF the surprise In store
for him, when Sir Knight K. Il Anderson,
who IS drilling the COmmandery, sum
moned Sir knight r J. Num- to the front
and centre, who. in very neat and apprO-
pirate speech referring to the many acts of
kindness and courtesy received by the Com
mandery at The hands of Prof. Mallette,
presented him as a testimonial Of their ap-
probation OF him as a man and Mason q
very elegant 32d degree Masonic jewel.
Professor Mallette was greatly surprised
and visibly affected by this substantial evi-
dence Of the esteem OF his brother Knights,
but responded very handsomely.
The testimonial is very handsome heavy
gold douhie-headed eagle, with wings out
stretched, ard bearing bar in his talOnsi
pendant from which is a neat scroll,
on which is Inscribed the Latin
motto "Spes neG w Dec ct
(MY hops is in .GOd) In the centre
OF the eagles breast appear the figures 81
signifying the degree. On the reverse, upon
the Outstretched wings, are inscribed the
words
c. 5. MALLETTE,
FROM
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
Wu.E.A Iexander& Son.

Bya notice in another column Il viii be
seen that the firm OF Alexander & Maxwell,
which was dissolved on the 30th ul.-, by
the sudden death OF the lamented Charles
r. Maxwell, Esq, has been succeeded BY
that Of Messrs. Wm. [. Alexander < Son.
The senior Is a merchant Of forty five years
standing and Is too well known TO need an
Introduction TO our readers. Tne junior is
his son, Mr.. George R Alexander, who has
been with the house for the past four years
(sfnce his graduation st Athens, and is a
gentleman well known in upper Georgia
and also in Brooks county, where ne passed
q part OF his bOybOOd- Under its new name
this old and respected hOu e will doubtless
maintain It's well-ezrued reputation in the
mercantile community
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
The Late Tragedy,

The Coroner's jury in the case Of the
death Of James II. McCathrlne, from a gun
shot wound, inflicted by A. NJ. Talbird, on
Sunday afternoon, brought in a verdict of
self defense. Mr.. Talbird was not discharg-
ed from custody, however, but was
returned to jail, where he now
is. This was because there was
a warrant against him for murder
issued by Magistrate Molina on the affidavit
of George McCathIine, son Of the deceased.
This warrant, it will be remembered, was
Issued previous to the holding Of the in
quest, and the accused was taken from the
police barracks by Constable Endres and
lodged in the jail under the commitment
of Magistrate Molina. On Wednesday the
prisoner was delivered into the custody of
the Coroner, when the inquest was opened.
Under the verdict rendered at the inquest,
he would have been discharged from Gus
todY by the Coroner but for the existence
OF the Magisterial warrant charging him
with murder. 1t is now necessary, in order
to obtain his release, to have a preliminary
examination before the Magistrate or to
permit him TO remain in jail until the
meeting of the grand jury of the Superior
Court and await their decision. The counsel
for Mr.. Talbird yesterday made a demand
upon Magistrate Molina for a preliminary
examination, and an early day will be set
for the purpose. We understand that
Magistrate Molina will invite two other
Magistrates to preside with him on the
occasion.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
Lively Runaway.

Yesterday morning, about twelve o'clock,
q fine team attached to a pLe.On, which
had been left temporarily unattended On
Liberty street, near Whitaker, became
frightened, and dashed wildly down Whita-
zef 70 the Bay and across TO the northern
side. number Of cOlOred people who
we're near at hand fortunately stopped their
career lust in time 10 prevent a general
crash, as the horses would have broken
down the rail and fallen 10 tie slleyway
below
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
CaDtured atIast.

1t will be seen by our special telegram
charged with completely in the murder Of
Mr.. n. F. Cornwell, near Barlow, on the
Central Railroad, in 1877, was arrested near
Ninety Six, S. c., by detectives Driscoll and
De MOntmolln. Il will be remembered
that, on the 18th July, an individual answer
ing to the description Of Ross was arrested
IN Wilmington, \. C., but was subsequently
released.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
sopthern dental Convention.

This convention, which wzs held in Ashe-
Vile, y. c., adjourned on the 3O,h ult., after
a very interesting session. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year;
DR.. z. 8. Chisholm, OF Ala5sms, Presi-
dent: DR.. e. II. Wlnkler, OF GeOrg a, First
Vice President; DR. /. Simpson, OF South
Carolina, Second Vice President; DR.. j. r
Holmes, OF Macon, Ca, Corresponding
Secretary: DR.. W. II. HoffmSn, Of North
Carolina, Recording Secretary; and DR.. II.
A. Lawrance, Of Georgia, Treasurer It
will meet in Baltimore, Nj, in july loS2.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
A Tramp who Wanted TO Select His
RIII OF Fare.

Yesterday evening about dusk tramp
rang the door bell Of a house on York street
and asked for something to eat. The lady
Of the house instructed her servant to cut
loaf Of bread in two aud butter It nicely aud
give It to the hungry caller. The servant
presented the bread 70 the individual, when
he declined to receive it, stating thas be
could get bread at any bake shop. What he
wanted was bacon and potatoes, but this
bill OF fare was not furnished, ana he left.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
The Body Of Young Beytsgh Re
covered

The body Of the young lad, Joseph Bey-
tagh, who was drowned on Wednesday eve
ming, near Roberts old saw mill-mention
of which sad accident has been made-was
recovered by VIM, the diver, at four
o'clock Yesterday afternoon, a short dis
lance from where the accident occurred.
The body was found near the bottom, with
the arms clutched tightly around Que II
the wharf posts, and Wiun found great diff
Guilty IN IO0sening the hold His funeral
will take place from MS mothers residence
this morning at 9 o'clock
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
Bathing Hats. Bathing Shoes,
Ali sizes, at LaFar's.-AdU.
ChaIYbeate Springs.

This famous watering place, so popular
with the Savannah people, is now open,
with accommodations for five hundred
guests. Baths either hot or cold, from the
spring water. Blankets required every
night. Best orchestra and brass band in
the State. Ten pins, billiards, dancing hall.
Rooms in cabins or hotel.
Write to Messrs. Thompson & Cheney for
circular, ANALYSIS, rate, ete.-Adv.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
Index TO New AdvertIsements.

Attention, Savannah Rife Association.
Attention, Schuetzen.
Meeting Of Pulaski Council.
Meeting Of Jasper Council
Sore for rent.
Furnished room wanted
Situation as clerk wanted
Thirty lots for sale.
GY--crIiar ~ Railroad Commission.
Watermelons a. auction.
Sundries a. auction.
Residence for rent.
Virginia Military Institute.
P-sches-C. H Dorset.
G-apes-A. II. Champion.
Watch aud CT siu stolen.
Iss0Iution-Alexander * Maxwell
Music al Battery Park.
Cur dog lost.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
Promnt PnrmentofEo..es

Onyesterday the Royal Insurance Com
pauy, Of Liverpool, represented by C. A
Rsiize, Esq, Of this city, paid <. z. Rep
psrd s. coo, amount OF their risk on Messrs
Reupsrd & Walters saw mill, which was
located AZ DixOnis. Ca, and destroyed by
IRE July 10, 1881. The prompt payment OF
this loss aItests the stauuch aud reliable
character Of the company.