Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-22
ESTABLISHED 1850.

quarters are at Fort Adams, r. l., and this viii
bring Lieutenant Colonel George P. Andrews,
late Major of the Fifth Artillery back to the
East again, much to the delight Of his many
friends.
Captain Charles w. Williams, who was pro-
NOTED from Second Lieutenant in the Elgh-
teenth Infantry, in 1873, to his present position
in the Quartermaster' Department, has been
ordered to duty on the frontier. He married
Miss OVERLY, niece Of General ]. B. Gordon,
before his promotion, and since that time has
been on duty at MCPHERSON Barracks.
CIRCUIT COURT CHANGES.
number of important changes were made
in the Superior Courts Of the State during the
late session OF the General Assembly. Bulloch
county was transferred from the Eastern to
the Middle Circuit and the time of holding its
terms changed to the first Mondays in April
aud October.
The calendar of tie Brunswick Circuit was
revised and now stands as follows: Appling, on
the second Mondays in March and September:
Camden, fourth Mondays IN April and Novem-
ber; Charlton, the Tuesday after the third
Mondays in April and November; Clinch, first
Mondays in March and October; Coffee, the
Tuesday after the second Mondays In April and
November; Glynn, commencing on the first
Mondays in May and December and continuing
for two weeks or longer; Pierce, fourth Mon
days in March and October: Ware, first Mon
days in April and November; Wayne third
Mondays in March and October.
Spring term of Echols Superior Court was
changed to fourth Monday In February; (;
Mitchell TO third and fourth Mondays In March
and fourth Monday In November and week fol-
lowing; Baldwin, to third Mondays in January
and July: Laurens. to third and fourth Mon
days in February and August; Montgomery,
to fourth Mondays in April and October; Clay
ton, TO third Mondays in February and August; /;
Upson, TO third Mondays in January and July I;
Macon, first Monday in December and third
Monday in June; Dawson, to first Mondays in
March and August; Fannin. to fourth Mondays
in May and October; Gilmer, to third Mondays
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days in May and October; Troup, to third Men
day in April and fourth Monday In November;
Marion, to fourth Mondays in April and Octo
Der. The newly created Northeastern Circuit
is as follows: Hall, first Mondays in February
and August; Habersham, fourth Mondays In
February and August; Lumpkin, third Mon
days in April and october; Rabun. second Mon
days in March and September; Towns, third
Mondays in March and September; Union,
fourth Mondays in March and September;
White, first Mondays in April and October.
FINAL PARAGRAPHS.
DeGive's Opera House now boasts of beauti-
full tapestry carpets on the floor of the lobby
and down the passage ways of the parquette.
Other improvements are also being made by
the liberal proprietor.
The many friends in Georgia of Bishop VIM
NJ. Wightman, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, deeply regret to learn that he
has had a relapse and is again quite feeble.
His illness has been q long and severe one. and
fears are entertained that he will not recover.
Through the courtesy or superintendent l..
M. Terrell of the Mail Service. am enabled to
send the MORNING NEWS mailing clerk most
valuable book containing list Of all the post
offices in the United States, with other desira-
BILE information. Superintendent Terrell and
his assistants / have ever found faithful, ener-
getic and accommodating, and always ready to
promote the interests of newspaper publishers.
1t is very encouraging to our people at this
time that the failure Of several builders and
contractors Of this city last week has not been
followed by any other suspensions. The influx
of exhibitors at the Exposition has rather i'm
proved all branches of business, and the car
penters and builders who have work on the
grounds are making extra good wages. OF
course great many laborers as well as idlers
have hoated into Atlanta, but have as yet made
no trouble. CHATHAM.