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Is o Positive Cure

ior all those Painful Complaints and
WEAKNESSES 30 common TO our best
female population. M
II will cure entirely the worst form o.
Female Complaints, all ovarian troubles
lnnamation and liberation, Falling and
Dlsplacements, and the CONSEQUENT Spi-
nal weakness, and Is particularly adapt
cd 70 the Change of Life. TE
IL VIII dissolve and exDeI tumorg rom
the uterus In an carly stage of develop
ment. The tendency to cancerous humors
tnere ID checked very speedily by its use,
~ removes fatEtness, hatulency. de-
stroys all craving for Btlmulants, and
renevea weakness of the stomach, II
cures Blo1ting, Headaches, Nervous Pros
tratton, General Debility, Bleepleesnees.
depression and Indigestion,
That feeling OF bearing down eau, ing
pain, weight and backache, is always ser.
manently cured by its use,
IL viii at all times and under all cir
cumstances act In harmony with the laws
that govern the female system.
For The cure Of Kidney Complaints OF
elmer sex this Compound is unsurpassed
Lydia n. PfNkhAmss VegefabIe
G0mp0uud iB iBprepared at 238 and 235
Messern Avenue, Lynn Mass. Price 81.
form ef pills, also In the form OF Iozenges
on receipt OF price, el per box for either,
MRS. Ptnkham freely answers all letters
ofinqalry. Send for pamphlet. Address
as above. Mention this paper. =
No family should be without LYDIA
y. PINKHAM'S LIVER PILLS. They
cure constipation, billOusness, and tor.
pldity OF the liver, Is cents per box
A8-Sold by all drug .stR.
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In order that the public may fully real.
iHe the genuineness of the statements. as
we'll as the power and va lue of the article
u which they speak, we ublish herewith
sincerity is beyond question. The truth
OF these testimonials is absolute, nor
can the facts they announce be i0nored.
WILMINGTON, ell, Aug. 10, 1881.
n. II. WARMER d Co. Gentlemen AS
physician, and also In the capacity OF
druggist, have recommended and
prescribed the use OF Warmers Safe KID
ney and Liver cure to at least Is PERSONS.
all afflicted with bidney trouble. In each
anu every instance they were cured.
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sIHbs sSbs hsasassa aRS Conn and BuNiON PLASTER.
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DB. @. W. BENSON. Of BaUtfmore.
ma. inventor and proprietor OF the cele.
brated Celerya and ChamomiIs Pills
These pills are prepared expressly 10 cure
Sick Headaohe, Nervous Headache Men.
raigia, Nervousness, Paralysis, 6ieep.
lessness and Dyspepsia, and Will oufe
any case, no matter how obstinate. IL
properly used. They are not q curaajl
but only for those special diseases. Thev
contain no opium, mofpf inc or ouininS.
and are not purgatIve, but regulate the
bowels and cure constipation by curinS
or removing the cauAe of IL. They have
q CHARMING effect upon the skin, and n
lovely quieting effect upon the nervous
system simply by feedidg its ten thou-
sand hungry. yes. In some cases starvin0
absorbents. They AXE or create nerve
matter and give power. force and buov-
aney TO the nerves, and In that way in
crease mental power, endurance and
brilliancy OF mind. Nobody that has n
nervous system should neglect 10 take
them two or three months In each wear.
as nerve food, II for no other purp0se
Sold by all druggists. Price So oerits n
box. Depot lO6 North Eutaw st.. Balti-
more, Md. BY mail. two boxes FOR aI- or
six boxes for 80 50. 10 anv address.
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n iSS LS fSnidiDsRPimsdiats III + % stations. s-S6
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..u.a.luhIa and Intermed ate statlcDs nNless
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Eli,IssssIppSia IssSpSi IA; ;4-Now York. AGO. 2a' s.mi
I.,@6Ie W. = D and washington: !2 i'oi'
'i N.Y. ll.I p. m. Baltimore NJ.
.r,her III information phssenFeis AZ.
Srad n 70 The time tables posted ~ Use
y. marked thus ~ are limited ex-
nnon sins which extra fare is cnarg od'
upon " J. X. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent
RANK THOMSON,
General Manager
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

Secretary Frelinghuysen i sixty
y years u age
When Jenny Lind was once told
that some persons hal paid twenty-eight
dollars n hear her sing. What fooIs!'
she said.
Crouch. the author u " Kathleen
Mavourneen.' and many other popular
songs. j. now a cabinet maker ii Balti-
more. and has been there for years
--visrount Hcrmsley. member Of Par.
Lament for Yorkshire. who died in Lon.
don the other day. was only twcnty-ninc
year old. and wa probably the most
gifted parliamentarian d bis are in En-.
gland.
In dress Attorney General Brew
sfer Il very eccentric. ILL., wears rniiies
II the style Of seventy-Iiye years ago.
His coat i blue swallow-tail. with brass
buttons. and his waistcoat Is kong and
made q bright bniI cloth.
1--WE seldom see Shillaber in Bos-
ton now" the correspondent IL the
Hartford Conrnnf writes. referring Ia
Mrs. ~Partington; .hi< old enemy. the
govt. keeps him housed il Chelsea.
where he writes a indusrriously q
ever"
In spite Of her many cares and sor-
rows. Mr.. Myra Clark Gaines II still As
bright and lively as = girl 81 sixteen.
Though she ha~ been lighting for her
rights for the last f~orty-six years. hel
light. ringing laugh ha~ lost none Of It's
freshness. Her confidence IN ultimate
success i still mistaken.
Minister Yoshida and his retiring
suite exhibited q touching biz u courte
~ On their departure from Washinytof
the other DAY. a. each paSSel the Ill
YER Srar which marks the spot in The
railway station where Garfield fell. Ii.
paused. uncovered his head. AMI bcwes
low.
Some u the books gathered into
noble library by the late Earl of Craw
ford. whose remain. were stolen nearl'
4 month ago from the Balcarrcs tomb
possess large value and perennia; i.
tercsi for The bibliophile. One Il th'
-Catholicon." printed on yellum, Il
400. b. Gutenberg. and the onl'
known book from the immortal printer
second press; another j. the rcnowne'
Mazcrin Bible. first III type-printe'
books. and. as many hold. the be-
printed III an books; still another, III
= Cicero d. Omciis." Of 1865. the fir.
printed classic. another. the block boo
spectrum. on which the Dutch hav
founded their claim - priority in the in
vention Of printing; and again. 4 larg
collectiono Of the romances Of chivalr,
including the Arihurian and the Cal
~losingian. nearly all u them being III.
editions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

Few men are aware they possess a
conscience until caught committing .
crime. - Whitehall Times.
"A BROOKLYN man calls his wife Con-
science because. a he remarks pathet-
ically, She makes towards of us ALL"
"A country editor. who has been
elected q measurer VI bark. calls upon
everybody owning dogs % bring them
20 his Office and have their barks meas
ured.-Somerr;Nc Journal.
Cheese IT, said the rat 10 the
trap. II will.' said the trap.
and with baited breath I will await
your coming" .All right" responded
the raj. and I'll wire you the result"
Nero .Jerssy Enterprise.
1t j. one Or the unexplainable things
of moral ethics how people decide %
promptly AZ 70 how little rain and bad
weather il takes 70 keep them away
from PRAYER meeting. and how much i
required 10 keep them away from .
good show.-Sfeubcnr tlc III ruii.
There i = difference between in.
tcllecfnal Boston babies and other
babies. When other babies get the
cole they double up and yell like
blazcs. Intellectual Boston babies with
the collie lie quietly on their backs and
yearn after tho infinite -Brooklyn
Eagic.
The poet speaks Of the mellow
ing effects If Christmas" II must be
confessed that a great many young men
appeared in 4 highly mellow condi-
tion On that day. MELLOW 4 4 much
mildcr term than s.blind drunk and
should BE- encouraged. -Norristorn
Herald.
This i 4 Recherche Affair. Re.
cherchc Affairs are sometimes Met with
In Parlors and Bali Rooms. but more
Generally in the Society Department Of
Newspapers. A Recherche Affair i ~
Affair where the Society Editor Is in
yited ~ the Refrcshmcnt Table When
the Society Editor j. told his Room i
Better than his COMPANY. the Affair \
not Recherche. -Dfnrrr Tribune Primer
An IriShman. lately landed. wa
hunting for two Of his brothers. whom
h. had not heard from since they left
the old country. One day he stood N
front Or q large boiler on which VA
painted: Patented. 1870 On hi.
he exclaimed: An sure I've found
thin at last. Pat an Ted. 1S7Ol
That's the very year they came out
they're both biler makers'"-CiassD'ate
We are told that after the marriag'
Of old Mr.. Sickels in New York the 9th
er day. the groom gave . dejenner q \
fonrchefte AZ che Belmont Hotel a ver'
impmdcnt act q his time II life. HI
friends. no doubt. reasoned with him
and endeavorcd 70 persuade him not 4
commit such an inexcusablc rashness
but when Z newly married man a eight.
years makes up his mind 70 give . Dc
jeuncr a IA fonirchcffe al the argumen
n the world will not convince him thu
cnlpdm peno premif comes. Erin 3
plsribus nnssDs, and % forth. But !
does.-Norristown Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

On. PfERcE's X. Favoritc Prescription per-
fcctly and permanently cures those diseases Pc
culiar to females. II is tonic and n~crsine. e.
f~cctually Ail2ying and curing those Sickening
sensations that Affect the stomach and heart
Through reflex action. Tie back-achc. and
n. dracrinr-ioxn'r sensations all disappear
under the strengthening effects Of this great
restorative. By druggists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

taught their daughter thai Ne stitch IN tim
saves nine A pill IN time saves not only nine,
but Outlines an incalculable amount 81 sufier-
Ing as well. An occasional dose Of Dr. Pierce's
Pellets Little Sugar-costed Pills,, 20 cleanse
the stomach and bowels. notoniy prevents dis
eases but often breaks up sudden attacks,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

No patent required 70 catch the rheuma-
tism. A cold and Inattention 70 4, and YOU
have 1.-THE rheumatism. We cure ours with
st. Jacobs Ol.-Chseage Irfv-Oc>an-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

r. a. Elgfor or ~ Brookiyn Eagit:
Iass United states Consul e one q the
Engiish inland portS. Who q now ; private
rcsIdent u New York. relates the following
interesting story. He objects. for private
reasons, . having bis name published, baf
GuGAsriss ~ rrif9 . subsfsa<iGfe ~ abatement,
end, II necessary, % refer = him. II Bis priv
~ capacity. any person seeking such refer
enca. Deferring 70 BIZ wishes. I hereby pre-
cent his statement IN almost the exact Ian
guage IL which be gave Il 70 Ne.
G. NJ FARxBh
1000 Third osrss<, y<s York
aon ny last voyage home from England.
some three years ago. il one of the Cunard
~ / noticed one morning. after ! few
days out or port. : young man hobbiing about
on the upper deck. supported BY crutches and
seeming 70 move with extreme difficulty and
no little pain. lie was well dressed and Of
exceedingly handsome countenance, but be
limbs were somewhat emaciatcd and his face
very sallow and bore the traces Of long suffer-
ing. A ne seemed 70 hare 20 attendant o.
companion, he q once Attracted my sympa-
THEA and I went up 20 him - Be leaned
against the taffrail looking out on the foam
ing track which the steamer was making.
"'Excnse me- my young 1fiend' \ sa'a'
touching hin gently On tne nouiaes' you P
Pear 70 Be a invalid and hardly able Or strong
enough 20 trust yourself unattended on ~
ocean voyage; but n you require any assist
ance 4 m : rooust &c ne&'ny - - snAn
oe g'.d 20 neip you-.
'lou are very kind.' NJ FeP'.e'' N Z ~e.e
voice, : out REQUIRE no presen. 80 pe!ona
ny crutcnes' whien enable NJ p p.ss ION
ny stsseroom up nefe n - sne oenento1 80
sunshine .nd re 80 o'eeze.
q nave oeen 2 Ere.' suneser' ncuouot
sa'd, 2 Jnoee tn.' Wv 49, osen -
nic'ed vitn tn.t mos' trouo'eso'ns a'seas
rheumatism MOS re.1'enee ~ in'ens'.s
seem 70 pe on a s'a'm'ns increase o0' y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

IxDf0xAxr BoAnDfSc-MrsTRESs - "Why,
what are you there fortf' Fat Boy on table
Mr.. Hewlett put me here. He says it'< ois
birthday. and he wants 20 zee something On
the table besides hash m
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

ron weak lungs, splitting OF blood. weak
stomach. ni~ght-Swcats. and the carly stages Of
Consumption. \. Golden Medical Discovery y
specific. BY druggists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

A YOUTHFUL Pennsylvania granger, about
20 Be chs<tiSel By his father. called npon his
grandfather 70 protect him from the middle
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

FuR D~irurnEHfs. lion / fail 10 use Dr.I.. r.
TuNNE'~ DfrnTnEKis ki>v. The GREAT PIE.
vE>rivE and CrEK. sold ~ All ii urHisis. Nor.
rison. Plunlmcr 4 20. Chicago. GenI Agents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

r. Afflicted with Sore Ewes. use DR.. Tsaae
Thompson's Eycwater. Druggists ell IL -
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You are not consumptive. hut II YOU " let :
cough alone you are In danger 81 the worst
disease on earth. risofs Cure will cure con-
sumption. but much easier aud quicker when
IN the early stage and only ! cough. Sold BY
druggists a &c and ti.OOL
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-14
Rohherr WAGON Yard.

Some time after midnight "Wednesday
there was considerable excitement at the
wagon yard of Mr.. James H. Heidi, north
west corner of Orange and West Broad
streets. A number of farmers from the ad-
ilining counties, who arrived In the city in
the morning for the purpose Of disposing OF
their produce, were stopping at the place.
They had retired rather early in the
evening, and being quite fatigued
were soon sound asleep. The parties
occupied the same room, a large
apartment. About midnight Mr.. GOodson,
OF Bryan county. was aroused by noise In
the room, and jumping up discovered by
the faint light q large negro man. He i'm
meiiately sprang st the fellow, when he
drew pistol and attempted to shoot, but
Mr.. GOodson closed on him and succeeded
in bringing him to the ioor. The seuffie
aroused the others, but before anyone could
reach Mr.. GOodsOn, the negro, who, 1t Is
said is a powerful fellow, had wrenched
himself loose, and darted out OF the room,
leaving behind his hat. Ga examination it
was found that the burglar had Tifled the
clothes of nearly every occupant In the
ROOM and was fumbling around Mr.. Good
sons clothes when that gentleman awOke
Fortunately, the parties had deposited their
money with a merchant for safe keeping,
and had very little change in their pockets
All the money the negro got was about i've
dollars and silver watch, the latter the
property Mr.. Samuel Hodges, OF Tattnall
county. There is no clue to the negro, but
1t is not unlikely that he is some vsgabond
who has been lurking about the place, and
who had made himself familiar with the
vrrmisps
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-14
GrasshOppeTs OF HUI ehinsOn's
Island.

Editor Morning AerS: One OF the sights
on Hutchiuson's Island is the grasshOpper.
In size and establishment in keeping with
everything else on the island, he is colossal
and superb. He is q combination OF the
reptile and flying insect, in length about six
inches, more or less, and corpulent in pre-
portion. From the regiOa Of his forehead
protrudes two diverging spears about one
and half inches long, which give him
warlike and formidable appearance. His
eyes are two CLASSY balls ready to jump
from their sockets. His irideeGent
wings are painted in brilliant colors
his frightening body is enoircled with au-
reste parallel bands, painted and proper
iioned with artistic precision; he has half 8
dozen legs. equally divided on both sides Of
his body. The bindmost legs are his driving
wheels They look like elongated stills, or
the revolving cranks Of steam engine. In
gorgeousness of makeup John Robinson's
circus chariot is not circumstance to him.
He Is amphibious, and can jump, fy or
swim with gymnsstic celebrity. He is bold
and social IN his habits, and not at all con-
cerned at the near approach Of man. Alto
geiher, he is a remarkable animal, and de-
serves prominent place in the insectorial
department OF a museum. BLACKBIRD.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-14

For Hats, Underwear, Neckwear, Shirts,
ETC., 90 to Levy's.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-14
HeW Adrerttsemeuts.
SAVANNAH WEEKLY NEWS.
For July Is, 1882.
READY THIS MORNING.
CONTENTS.

First Page.-Poetry; Not Quite the Same
Brandy Farm: Chapters XVII. XXvIu.-
Result Of the Guiteau Autopsy-shall We Fly :
Models of Lovely Hands, Prince Hahn at
acknowledgement shorts-Stories About Web.
ster Minor Paragraphs.
Second Page Georgia and Florida News
Democratic Mass Meetings-Florida Railroad
observation-disclosures.
Third Pdge.-Gotham Gossip-the National
Capital-Indian Spring-Our Atlanta Letter
Tallahassee Topics-Louisville and Nashville;
Prosperous Condition Of the Road-The Dead
Assassin; Dispute Among the Doctors Over
the Report of the Autopsy The Events Lead
ing to the Declaration of Independence; Why
the Anniversary Should be Celebrated in the
South-Tea Culture Again-Democratic Meet
ing in Seriven County-AdvertisemeD
Fourth Page Editorial: The Colored Voter
Getting Sick of Radicalism; A Business ProPo-
sition; In Union There is Strength; Mr.. Ste
phens' Democracy: Chatham County for Cab
bsges; The Labor Troubles; The Republican
Situation in Pennsylvania; Minor Editorial
Paragraphs.
Fifth Puge. -Telegraphic News: Admiral
Seymour Opens Fire on Alexandria A Battle
in New York Between Strikers and Italians
Teachers in Council A Terrific Hurricane at
the Friendly Islands; Mexican Matters; Baker
County Again to the Front With the First Bale;
Congressional Proceedings; The Grain Crop;
Guatemala's President in New Orleans; Brief
Telegraphic Summary; Minor kilograms
Local Department The Young Men of the
south; viii Colonel Wadley Retire; An At
tempt to Defraud Bank; An Escaped Convict
Recsptured; Found After Two Years; Fire on
Hutchnson's Island; Charged With Murder;
Meeting of the Truckers; Origin Of the Name
Savannah; A Doubtful Transaction Involving
$4,000; Oscar Wilde's Father; Advertisements
Sirth Pdge.-Secretary Folger's Statement
on the Forged Bonds-First Meeting of the
Tariff Commissioners-The s., F. & w. Rail
way and the Reed Syndicate Baltimore and
Ohio Relief Observation-Disclosures of Sci
ence - Agricultural Departmental Household
Recipes Grant as a Witness-Advertisemen
Seventh Paqe.-Siberian Exiles- Commodore
Shufeldts Trouble--O Oddities Of Apportion-
ment - Mvrads of Army Worms Judge
Blacks Predictions-The Road to Ruin is
Paved With Prodigality-A Missing Prince-A
HaYten Princess - Shufeldt's Recall - Lake
City Liberalization Notes Advertisement.
Eig}H Pdge Democratic Mass Meetings in
Charlton and Liberty Counties-Letter from
Brunswick Matters in Dodge CountY-Com.
msrcal- Advertisements.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-14
CIoa,ng Of SapeIo station.

Br. j. I. Mcfarland, Health Officer, yes
terday received information from DR.. VIM.
H. Elliott in charge Of the SspelO Quaran-
tine station on Black Beard Island, that, in
accordance with the orders Of the National
Board Of Health, that station will
be closed on Saturday, the 18Th inst.
DR.. Elliott has made all the arrangements
for removal and viii return 20 the city early
next week. The closing Of this station is
to be greatly regretted, and IL IS unfortunate
that Congress has failed to make the neces-
ssry appropriation. DR.. Elliott has been in
charge ~ the station since its establishment,
and has conducted it most efficiently and
satisfactorily, cooperating intelligently
with the authorities OF this city, Brunswick
ano the Florida ports in all quarantine regu-
faff1ug
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caIIy
49,. ls and ThlnE'

s~ ~. NOtefde bv ~.
The There s., were o. ThirdS't vi. 'us
Alliance Lodge No. 5 SIX. Of a. viii
meet tonight.
The total amount Of fines imposed in the
Police Court yesterday was Sl7.
Jasper Mutual Loan Association viii meet
this evening at hslf-past eight O'Clock.
The truck farms along the Thunderbolt
road look in q very hourishing condition.
The shower yesterday afternoon freshened
Up the foliage, and the temperature last
night was delightful.
A good crop of hay is being harvested
from the several squares in the city where
the grass is very high.
The steamship George Appold left for
Baltimore yesterday with q number Of pas
sengers and very large freight.
Yesterday morning about nine O'Clock q
negro was arrested BY Policeman Jones for
oceasioning q disturbance at the Market.
Yesterday afternoon about one O'Clock a
negro woman was arrested by Policeman
Hou than for throwing rocks in the street.
TIE woman Catharine Moore, in whose
! possession sCms harness was recently found,
wa Yesterday convicted Of simple larceny
| IN the City Court and sent to the chain gang
/ for four months.
So-ipg Place Times: 'tMr. 7. W. Tilton,
| assistant superintendent Of Habershsm's
rec mills, Savannah, Ca, is on visit to
the family Of his brother, Capt. W. c. Tilton,
nea- the village"
Toe first bale of new Georgia cotton was
| CONSIGNED, at Albany, Ga, to Messrs. Butler
| 4 stevens, cotton factors, at Savannah, Ga,
| instead Of as previously stated, to Tolsr'
| Hart & Co., New YORK.
George Anderson, the negro WHO was
arrested a few days since, after long chase
| -, tyro policemen, was Yesterday in the City
| Com tried for stealing chickens and SEN
| fenced TO six months on the chain gang
TIC Bartow Steam Fire Company have
| 4befr seventh annual excursion 10 IYbee
This afternoon. The steamer leaves the
| wharf a. two O'Clock aud iyoee at ten
o,.ioelr A band Of music has been engaged.
] Cnsrlie Ross and Paris Ford, negro jehus,
vvsre no in the Police Court yesterday morn
inc on the charge Of violating the city ordi
/ nance. driving in a reckless manner through
| the street, and were each fined two dollars.
George Collins and Lucy HUMPHREYS, OF
the colored persuasion, who created some
! excitement on the street by a lively fight
| Yesterday, had the opportunity given them
/ Of having fine Of s. each, or going 10 al
for fifteen days.
A. a special meeting of the Savannah
! Volunteer Guards, held last night, the sub
! iact of another moonlight excursion TO
! Tybee was discussed, and it was decided
! to have one at an early date. committee
were appointed to carry out the details.
Ctarleston Neies and Courier: 1.-The Chat
| ham Light Infantry, one Of the crack col
| ored military companies OF Savannah, will
| visit Charleston during the present month.
| They will arrive here at . O'Clock on the
morning Of Sunday, the "a inst, and VIII
snend two DAYS in the city, during which
| Inc they will assist at the celebration of
the sixth anniversary Of the South Carolina
Volunteers Of the First Regiment n. 6.
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