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CATARRH AND ECZEMA

No argument Is necessary to sho" 'l"' ms
es-e. are Of a Jlood origin; :. :. = therefore
,.,ry co,ono.od Of The mast po,oerfd rfgea'I'
aHsratires, destroys the disease foo' '''u ~ '>
bv putting the blood in 4 pure healthy sN''''
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Pev ". J. Robinson. member Nor.n clenr cas-
Conference Have taken = = i1r and and an
Of Eczems; eruption las disHple''''u ""
well."
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GREEN WOOD.
AsnLrrArr 76cn scuom.
isYs axSFcuSo mdS.
GREENWOOD. ALBExAgLE COUNTY, VA.
DAVID +. BOYD, PRINCIPAL,
assisted by inaructors IN Mathematics. Ancient
aud Modera Languages English branches,
aad Bookkeeping.

The session b.gins OCFOsER fsT. and chose
June 30, 1883.
THE COURSE or STUDY l. adapted to prepa-
rat mn for the University OT the business of lfe
THE LOCATION Is IN one % the heauhest and
moss beautiful portions Of Piedmont Virginia. It
Is on the east slope sf the Ba> Ridge. Immediately
ON tSc Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, eighteen
miles from Charlottesville aDs twenty-oRc niles
from staunton.
TIE TERMS FOR THE SESSION Of nine
months, for every eSgense of taisioR aud maiute-
nance except clothing, teNt-hooks and medical
Attendance. are S25O-payahie $3.50 In advance,
and ha'hnce February l,t. Tbs tnton-fec alooe,
for the whole session oY part 0f c session, Is :75,
aud must be- paid i'm advance.
The sist session Of ths school WIS held at Locust
Dale. Va. Number of pHpils, 81.
For farther Information address
ID. r. BOYD. Principal.
Greenwood Dcpot, Albemaric county We.
A-2.Al
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~s. :. :. for Catarrh is ,.,,nd .Ifs cure ''''
after all other treatment hau i.r~cnca.tle Ind.
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POLICE COURT. The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Mary Valentine (colored). charged with
asSaulting and striking James Cooper, was
required to give security to keep the peace
for three months.
Reuben Kemp and William Bibb Goth
colored), fighting in the street, were fined
s. each.
r. T. Kendall, drunk. Fined 81.
Maria Robinson (cOlored), charged with
unlawful trespass. The case was continued
till to-day.
y. ". KelIum, assault and battery. The
case was continued till to-day.
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Brauer's leg. He was taken home and
medical aid summoned.

HUsTISGs COuRr-Judge George i. Chris
tan presiding.-Edward Col-ton tcolored),
indicted for Keeping a gaming-house, was
tried and acquitted.
In the case OF Peyton johnson (coiored),
for keeping gaming-house, nOtle prose-
qui was entered.
The court will be engaged on civil busi-
ness to-day.
Tomorrow the grand jury will probably
consider the penitentiary cases. The pa
pers were not ready yesterday.
The jury signed petition 10 the Cover
nor urging him to pardon Dabney Minor
(colored), convicted Of bigamy, Minor hav-
ing married under the belief that his law
ful wife had obtained divorce. This
prisoner was convicted OF bigamy some
years ago, and upon coming out Of the
penitentiary, and being told that bis wife
was entitled TO and had gotten divorce,
and had left the State, he married again.
and for that offence was tried and convicted
OF bigamy, and on Thursday sentenced to
four years imprisonment; but the Jury re-
commended him to Executive mercy. His
own lawful wife and two brevet wives are
living.
In court he was well defended by Law
yer Randolph (cOlored).
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srsona irritation, insa%%sS"s u per bottle.
Complaints. cured by Bu-'- BuehuP-'~-
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4 LII THE BOOKS

4
FOR THE
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS,
of the --latest cd uons, can bee htl on the best term
at 1902 Main street.
MANY SECONDHAND BOOKS at about ma
price. - ...,,.. .,-..,.
OLD BOOKS TAKEN ~ EXCHANGE.
Catalogue, Of SCHOOL and ~INNDAkD
WORKS aud CHEAP LITFEATtlE mailed free.
a. f4-d&w RNNDOLPll x ENnIlNli.
CunptFs WILLS. {. MCCARTHY
cCHOOL BOOKS FOR l. l. Il l. q
- SCHOOLS,
PRIVATE - lIOOI~. -
COLLEGES, -FMlNARIE>, aud INSIlI ! IEc.
BOUGHT. SOLD. AND FNtHANhED.
CARLTON MCCARTHY & co.
III 9l6 Main street.
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@RoueH on RATS" cIeal' Oa sh,pmupks, I5c.
reaches, bed-bugs, ants 'e'"''''
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LYDIA Z. PINKHAMs LIvER-rILLs cure
Constipation. Binousness and TorlAu''y u '''
Liver. 2j cents.
sold by all druggists.
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Corrnct-Attc-f:
j. B. PACE,
CHARLES T.. WHlTLOCk, Directors.
WALTER X. MARTIN,
= ". ROSENBAl VI,

nEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Il TUE MERCHANTS NATION NJ HANK or
.RfCIINONB. IN THE STATE OF NlRHlNiA'
NT TUE CLOSE Oh BUSINESS OCTOBER 8
1850.
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nor epn.NGs, ARK July Jy.3 II r. H.

uor SPRINGS, ARK, July q fezcna
Ihsveh.a what my physicians e,,. ago 20 this
a., "a, ioi,t wears Game b's yIT,,t he cured.
,J.cn "a live In order ihat ! ~, @nnljed all the
Ra,,nr mat tiine / cnergcsicahn Riotb internal
hesIing srt Of the physicians mn M NE celebrated
ne 1er,,i1 I'm connection w,,op have taken
an srssI h"t baths and IN aonIous medicines
M bundred bottles oil ~ ,,,rce months
Inote tis'u ~, Sa'ircd result. Up 70 tVcryablc and
sgo had almost believed my s :. 81 with all the
deDan takng swffI's sgecihc s91,,ion was at first
sIss~,icism pessible The SIup' .pS ~ Improvement:
aIp,. ye, ,,,cye were some slyns am sound
10 d. tITee months use o. S.,,ofion nay skin
ana @anl a - n sign o( me t health a. good
snu - ,,S clear aud my ,Snubtng ones, let
@ 4, 80, ,yas n there are any H. n. PRATT.
them write 70 ne hefe'
nprG-HoUsE OF THE
'"' NORTHWEST. .o.r mast we
We DO no, nr. 81 syift's speeihdo ,ra with most
have soin ,aod pulfhers compineu, Who used half
= So,en bottles says thai ieh ~ cost him ~ .oo0
f,,,er focs .slss ,.,o has used II for 90 use
o'o'sss anvs-ss, !. v,sy,nauent cure ffOh" "
Yours truly. .cx STEVENSON w.
sold BY ALL DRuo0'9
Ise 24-su,w&fJ -------=
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!, u NTKINs. NINTH AND CARY

+ b. WAThIN,, Mn II -l-NI --I'-. -.
Il STpFFTS. has A. low rates best sphnt Luinp
IN ,crtection Of crate fuel bcst Brlghthope
a,e S9a,eGe Goai best Egg Stove, and Nut AnthTaete
Tnsi best Natural Som Coke FOR eookingIpopa
lar anu anu a'J weighed superior dry zine ana
3at eWood@Iong sawed aud split. se lin lin
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9lthnlond 1ispatth.
G, 1882

Hs-THE CIRCULATION OF THE n,sp ,rc,,
Is LARGER THAN THE coNRrNrn cIpc,.
LArioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
""'ere" ~ the Post-ofiicc at Richmond. Va. ,s
second-class matter.I
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C,EORGETOWN COLLEGE, d. G.
EsISIrAr.
MUSICAL INSTRUC CTION.

PROFESSOR CHARLES sEIBERr,
so Ion. aud .atorably known rs musical instructor
In the schools Of Richmond, Is again prepared To
teach VOCAL AND iN>1RINENTAL MUSIC.
Addr. x .>idoncr, 62f east Broad street, or AT
Ramos & Moses. 0ii Main street, or \. Har-
tumg's 3, 3us Broad street.
y. -In,tl.ctioA .n DRAWING And PAINT
ING made speciality. oc O-codlm
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FROM THE GREAT DRuO-no0'
s.o,n nv ALL DRUGGISTS
fse 24-su,W ----------------

DooK AND JOB o. Bo,MyraRcu M9Fcau ffRhisTise'
BExEcUTED at the p'7'"''
HOUSE.
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COMPOUND.

Both the COMPOUND and BLOoD-Pt kIf 'Ei'
are prepared AT Z33 aud go western
Lynn. Mass. Price Of either a. siN Do''''' '0'
%. The COMPOUND IS sent by mail Ia the i'r'i u
bills. or Of lozengcs on receipt oi ir'cc' - r'-
box for either. Mr.. PlNKHAM freely answers d,
l,t,er. of Iuauirv. Enclose Scent stamp oehu
for pamphlet. Mention this paPeT.
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GRAND RALLY N MARSHALL WARD.-TO-
night there will be Il grand rally Of the
Democrats Of Marshall Ward at the Club
House. where Hon. George u. Wise and
other speakers will deliver addresses.
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LYDIA + PINKHANrs BLOoD-PURlFiER
Will eradicate every yesdyc Of humor- from he
blood, at the same time will give tone ana
20 the system. - marvellous In results Is the
COMPOUND.
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.I.t,t Il.

DUNLOP x MCCANCE FLOUR.
DUNLOP 4 MCCASCE's OFFIcE'l
1913 EAST CAEY STREET.
RICHMOND, VA. september %. loSZ.
The large demand experienced i"r our
DOMESTIC BRANDS OF FLOUR,
which at time- could not be fully met, several
months since induced Us 10 adopt me Roller ~
tru-a system peculiaHy suited 10 the manu- g
trre of hi IN Grade. ..itcr spending much ume
and making radical and expensive change ~ m our
machinery. We are glad 10 NY We nav inIn - -
rond H. none ia the country. aud are prepared !"
.npply the home trade with PAIEN / and NEN =
prod ESS FLOUR. which cannot Iall 10 give eh-
tire sati faction. ., =
our fiNcd policy Is 20 keep the Hour represented
by our brands 90 "A high standard.
We now offer for sale ,,,
DUNLOP PATENT FAMILY.
PIONEER NFW-PROCESS FAMli.
/ NcCNNCE NEW-PROC E-> TRIPLE ENlhN.
I Al lie leading grucers are IN position 70 ~ ~u't,
mo w1ut- Of their customers for any q'iihli w."
the most favorable terms.
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MILLINERY, &c.

MRS. f. J. THURSTON. .-7gs
Nl THE siILIINER, &aIlt<E
3l5 EAST BROAD STREET, .yNeNs
VIII on
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 10TH AID llTH.
open her superb assortment OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
embracing all the latest novelties In
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC PATTERN BON
NETS AND HATS.
4 fall lire Of HATS and BONNETS I'm all The
different materials. shapes and cOlors: VEL
VETS, SILKS. PLUSIlES, RIBBONS, OS-
TRICfl aud FANCY FEATHERS. INFANTS
and CHII.DREN-S CAPS and HONNET>, and
OLD LADIES CAPS, GRAPE BONNETS and
Wells.
Polite attention given 10 customers.
My reputation for artistic work will be fully
maintained. Oc 6-5t
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WOOD AND COAL.

--->---'-'- STEWART VI. BUCK.l
MINER AND SHIPPER OF
EAsT-BANK >PLINr toAL,oo
COALBURG, ". VA. september 20 loo-.)
~ II. PAGE. ESQ, RIcHNoND' Va
Dear sir-m replying TO your iaIor Ci 80.
'>''t,ed in nv absence. do not Wish any coitrO-
, I'm ~ Pn6in.on = CO. ain satisfied to have
ry 'foii sold on its own merits; .-.,. .,,,o
If the term COALBURG CON- !, sl trade-S %nsny
p 1870 ,eifh their Innd, then of course they
have the only CoaIburg Coal ; !t ldm ~grkahg
Ne saJae coal on the ado!nn1prOge!ty: t,1Ss u1 =
10 avoid confusion prefer callns II E'A9
SPLINT.
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l. DAVENPORT. IN,
RICHARD /. BROWN. Diroc,ors
\. \. STOKES,
j-ft ". HATCHER,

DEPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF
IN TIE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK, At
RICHMOND.IN THE STATE or NIRGlNlA. At
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS OCTOBER 8. lSS2;
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Perseverance.


We have known many a man sit around
waiting for something to turn up until
that something was his toes. Now the
motto of ''The Famous is never to wait,
but push right ahead, for the fayors OF
fortune are like steep rocks, but persever-
ance soon mounts to the summit. This
has been the case of the Famous New
York Clothing House, who to-day stands
ahead of all on quality, style and prices,
for perseverance and brains will soon
master the situation. The object of ''The
Famous" is to sell Ready-made Clothing
as cheap as they can be purchased in
Northern cities, and this is what they do.
Our Suits at $40, $12, $14, $16, SIS, $40, $23,
$25. are better made, more style, than the
ordinary Ready-made Clothing made up
for the Southern trade. Our Clothing is
manufactured by us expressly for city
retail trade and sold at wholesale prices,
for quick sales and small profits has made
..The Famous" a success, and don't you
forget. 140 Congress street.-Adc.
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The Second Mate of the Schooner Island
City SGstains a Possibly Fatal Injury.
\ serious accident happened about ten
o'clock yesterday morning on board the
schooner Island City, lying at the wharf
IF Messrs. c. L. Gilbert & Co. between
Barnard and Whitaker streets. 1t seems
that the vessel had about completed unload
ing her cargo Of salt. and the last '.sling''
load of sacks was leaving the lower hold
when the second mate. who had been be-
low assisting in unloading. caught hold of
the rope surrounding the sacks for
the purpose Of ascending 10
the upper deck. When the load reached
the upper deck the hands
II the mate came in contact with the gang
plank on which the sacks were deposited
and slid TO the wharf, and the end Of
which projected almost Immediately over
the mouth Of the hatchway. This caused
him to lose his hold. and in his descent he
attempted TO catch on to the cOmbing of the
hatchway, but he missed his footing and
fell backwards into the lower hold, a dis
tance of about eighteen feet, striking on
the back part of his head. When picked
up and brought on deck he was still
conscious, but his head and face were
fearfully bruised. Captain voorhees, had
the injured man placed in wagon and
conveyed to st. JOseph's Intirmary, where
he received prompt medical attention.
His injuries are described as serious, and
possibly fatal.
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Araau-faa ct~cs tried in the superior
Cauri Yesterday was thar II the state
essn>t Sam >beIlmau. "a negro. who was
inal-tad Is fae Strand jury on the 18th
iH-t. Or assault with intent % murder. The
testimony against she accused showed
thsf while g. Festival WAS being held one
evening 6uviuE last October in McIn-
tfa 1Eatt >heHmau. iu an intoxicated
.eana rtaa. tutera3 the hall and caused
disturbance h0 hrau8i~hiuE "a razor, aud
fhr SERVICES oG Constable Burke. colored.
ans f.er afhar parties were required 10
s# Hsm fram the premises.
FEF n-r. amer hearing the testi-
msre ANA arguments. retired.
a~a - fen minutes rCturucd with
sssrffft Isl -ulftt Inv court, after remind
s1- fae Hri~aner 90 the serious nature o.
- #rrrrs 81 rh5ch he had been convicted,
sentenced aim a. serve term ot ten years
Sc the raeH tErutfarN-
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THE CENTRAL" AGAIN.
Captain Gordon Replies to General Alex
ander.

ander.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 1S.-EdjtOr Morning
Neles: Your paper this morning contains
a communication from General f. p.
Alexander concerning Mr.. Andrew Lows
refusal to accept a position in the Board
of Directors to which he was invited by
General Alexander.
The only statement in General AleXan-
der's communication requiring reply is
his statement that mo intimation that
Mr. Low had declined,or would decline the
position. ever reached the Board or myself
until after the report had been published"
In proof OF this General Alexander gives
nv letter of November 30th to him, and
states that it was the first intimatiOn Of
the fact that reached him.
Gen. Alexander will acknowledge that,
although he had few advance sheets of
the Presidents report. he did not receive
any complete copies of the FOrty-seyenth
Annual Report until December. and that
the distribution of them to the stockhold-
ers and to the public generally did not be-
gin until after the receipt Of Hy letter Of the
30h N0reniber notifying him ~ Hr. L0lc s
refusal
If General Alexander had desired to
correct his mistake in using Mr.. Lows
name without his authority, he could be-
tween the Both November and the stock
holders meeting, 18th December, have
had a new edition of the report printed
without Mr.. Lows name as a Director; or,
he could have had Mr.. Lows name erased
from this edition before distributing them;
or, he could have had a notice pasted in
each copy of the Report stating that, since
the report was printed Mr.. Lows refusal
to be Director on his Board had been re-
ceived. The stockholders meeting af-
forded an opportunity for a verbal cOrrec-
ton, but none was made.
1t is evident that General Alexander
values Mr.. Lows name more highly now
than he did twelve months ago, when he
induced his friends to vote against re-
electing him to a Board in which he had
been one of the most valued Directors for
more than forty years.
1t is clear, from the facts in the case,
that General Alexander took the liberty
Of printing Mr.. Lows name without Mr..
Lows authority. and that after notice of
Mr. Lows decision had been received by
him on the 30th of November he still made
no effort to inform the stockholders or the
public of it, but allowed them to believe,
from the reports, that Mr.. Low was Di-
rector, and to infer therefrom that he was
in accord with General Alexander.
To contradict this Mr.. Low was com
PEELED to come before the public. Having
accomplished this object, he is as men,
toned in his cablegram) unwilling to be
mixed up in any controversy. Yours
respectfully, VIM. w. GORDON.
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Holiday Goods.

Last week the stores We're filled with
busy throng, purchasing toys and other
presents. This week they will turn their
attention to supplies of groceries and
other substantial things. In this connec-
ton we would mention that Mesrss. A. NJ. x
4. W. West. who. from long experience in
the trade in this city. have learned the
wants of the people, are prepared to sup
PLY them with the many tempting luXuries
in their line This week they advertise
Whitman's pure mixed candy in five
pound boxes at 81 each. They also have a
large assortment Of figs, prunes, raisins,
nuts, preserves. ETC.; in fact, everything
in their line Call in and leave your or
ders OF send them by telephone to their
store. corner Liberty and Whitaker
streets
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Il would be well to call at Lippman
Bros. and see the splendid exhibition of
so many fine and desirable ornaments
The Parian marble statuary is quite
feature of their impOrtations, and the ele-
ganee and symmetry Of their beautiful
figures is simply perfection in itself, and
are imported from England. Besides this
they desire to call attention to their Rose
Balls. which is a vase of spherical shape
and entirely covered with roses and
violets. all so perfectly made that they
excite admiration wherever seen. Atten-
ton is called 70 the advertisement of
Linnman Bros. in this issue.-Adr.
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SANITARY COMMISSIONERS
Regular Meeting of the Board Yester-
day-Official Proceedings.
OFFICE BOARD SANITARY COMRs.i
SAVANNAH. Dec. Is.


day-OfficiaI Proceedings.
OFFICE BOARD SANITARY CoMRs.,l
SAVANNAH, Dec. Is.
A regular meeting of the board was held
to-day. Members present: Hon. Jno. f.
Wheaton, Mayor, Chairman; Aldermen
G. c. Freeman, j. X. Hamlet and j. r.
Saussy, Esq, and Drs. L. A. Falligant and
j. T. Mcfarland. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and confirmed,
and the Health Officers report or
dered recorded upon the minute
book. The Health Officer reported
the arrival during the past week of
four banks and four schOoners from
the quarantine station. An official COM
munication from the health authorities of
South Carolina regarding the maintenance
of the SapelO Quarantine Station, was
read. and the following memorial to the
Senate and House Representatives of the
United States was unanimously Endorsed,
and the Secretary instructed to forward
same to the City Council of savannah,
and ask in the name of this board their
hearty cooperation.
TO the Honorable the Senate and House Of
Representatives of the United States 0f
america:
We, the undersigned, representatives of
boards Of health, municipal authorities,
boards of trade, chamber of commerce,
and others interested in preserving the
health and prosperity of the cities and
towns in the States of Georgia,
Florida and South Carolina, would
most earnestly pray and urge upon
your honorable bodies to con-
slider the great value and need to our
South Atlantic States of having the Ma
tional Quarantine Refuge Station" at
Blackbeard's Island, Sapelo Sound,
continued. The quarantine laws and
regulations of all our seaports are
now framed as having this place
as refuge and resort for infected
vessels bound to our shores; it is remote
from popular centres of trade, so that
disease is not liable TO spread from thence;
it lies in the most direct route of all YES
sells from ATTITUDES usually deemed dam
gerous: the harbor is safe and cOmmOdi-
Gus. Here the distressed and sick sailor
can be treated generously and humanely
without risk of spreading disease. We
would most earnestly pray that this sta
ton be permanently established and fully
equipped, and that appropriation be made
for that purpose.
j. f. WHEATON, Mayor,
Chairman.
i IT MCFARLAND. NJ, d.,
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Election for Directors

CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING C0.,i
SAVANNAH, GA, December LIST, 1882.
An election for thirteen Directors to man.
age the affairs of this company for the ensuing
year will be held in the Banking House in Sa-
vannah, on MONDAY, the LIST day of January,
1883, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
2 O'Clock P. M
Stockholders and their families will be passed
election from the 10Th day of December to the
LIST of January, and be passed free returning
from the first to the 4th of January, on pre-
sentati0n of their stock certificates to the con-
ductors, T. NJ. CUNNINGHAM,
Cashier
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Get the Genuine Article.

The great popularity of " WUbOr's Compound
Of cod LiueT oil and Lime" has induced some
unprincipled persons to attempt to palm off
simple article of their own manufacture; but
any person who is suffering from Coughs
Colds or Consumption, should be careful
where they purchase this article. 1t requires
no putting. The results of its use are its best
recommendations; and the proprietor has am
pie evidence on file of its extraordinary sue
cess III pulmonary complaints. The Phosphate
of Lime possesses a most marvellous healing
power, as combined with the pure Cod Liver
Oil by DR.. Wilbor. 1t is prescribed by the
medical faculty. Sold by A. b. WIIBoR.
Chemist Boston, and all druggists.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
h ENNEDY & RIUN. Auctiouears

Under and by virtue of an order granted Nv
the Honorable Court of Ordinary Of Chat
ham county. viii sell before the Court
House door, in the city of savannah. ON tLe
FIRST TUESDAY IL JANUARY NFNT
between the usual hours Of sale. property of
the estate of {. b. King,
IS ACRES OF LAND, more or less. situated
about three-quarters of mile south OF the
city of Savannah, known as KingsvilIe. IT, be-
sold in lots as per plat, for purpose of paving
debts OF said estate and for distribution.
Terms cash: purchaser paving for titles.
HABERSHAM KING.
{. w. KING.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-19

Hon. VIM. d. HARDEN, Judge, presiding.
The monthly session of this court con-
vened yesterday afternoon at four O'Clock,
when the following proceedings were had
State vs.. Jack E. Williams. Carrying
concealed weapons. Continued until Tues
day, December 26, at Up. m.
State VS.. Will Clary. Carrying con-
cealed weapons. Continued until Decem-
Der 90, at 4 p. m.
State vs.. Toby O'Connor. Larceny of
eight dollaGs in coin and pair Of gloves
from Policeman Flanagan. Sentenced to
six months Imprisonment with labor.
State VS.. Henry Grant. Simple larceny.
Plea of guilty. Sentenced to six months
Imprisonment with labor.
State VS.. Ned George. Carrying con-
cealed weapons. Plea of guilty. Sentenced
to pay fine of twenty-five dollars, or in
lieu thereof to be imprisoned thirty days
with labor.
The court then adjourned until Tuesday,
the Doth of December, at 4 O'Clock pm.