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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20
DORYPHORA JUNCTA,
Does IL Feed Upon the Egg Plant?
-PrOfessOr G. v. Riley on she Sub
ject.

WILMINGTON ISLAND, June 6.-EditOr
Morning Ntses; In your article TRUCKERS Of
Chatham County, In the Meas OF the l4th
inst, mention is made Of ''eertslu interest.
ing repor OF Professor Riley"
THIS eminent entomologist is not a re-
porter for the Vegetable and Fruit Growers
Association of Chatham county, and am
constrained by sense of propriety to state
what occurred at the recent meeting. had
sent him specimens of an insect had never
before found feeding on egg plants, and at
the same time l mentioned that doryphora
junc's IAN insect so closely resembling the
Colorado potato beetle as to be undistin-
guishable by casual observers) was depre-
dating upon egg plants more extensively
than heretofore. In fact had found the
lsry8 Of this INSECT feeding on egg plants
for several seasons. his reply, now enclos
ed, 1t was that | read to the association. l
may add that since then l have found and
forwarded several specimens for identified
ton. A. OEMLER.
The following is the letter Of Professor
Riley, mentioned above,
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WASHINGTON, ID e., June, s.
DR.. A. 0eDalcr, Wilmington Island, Sa, dnn0h
Ga:
DEAR SIR-Your favor Of the g inst,
with accompanying boz, has been received.
The insect depfedatiDg on your egg plants
is a tortoise beetle, csssids texana crotch,
which has never before been reported as in
furious to cultivated plants, its original
food plant being solanum elte ynifolium.
The occurrence of the beetle In Georgia is
also interesting, as 1t was oulY known to me
from Texas. 10 regard to the natural his
tory Of tortoise beetle, I refer you to my
second report on the insects OF Missouri,
DIP 81, 81,
That dorFphors luncta should feed upon
egg plant is quite new to me, and in order
to make sure of the species l would beg
you to send me specimens for determine
ton. You are doubtless aware that the
food-plant Of the 4. iuucta is the common
horse. beetle, solanum carolinense, and that
It was never known before to attack our
cultivated species OF solanVm.
also thank you for your notes on Sphinx
5-maeulsts and It's enemies.
Please let me know whenever you want
the cut-worms, as l will gladly send them
to you. Yours truly, c. V. RILEY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20

r u.e h. remembered that an account
---.a--i 10 tae b. iRSING News some time
srrr con ceruirE the u1PrOvoked shooting
sf Hsr-v Daley. negro. by Henry Tyson.
rer-,. The parties hai been good frieads,
ana bsI been living together. On the
-r--rsrr % the saooiiug he had called st
fe hease Or Jones street. lane where
ft.r ware uVlrE. and Summoned Dudley
g. the door, aud when ne appeared
81 aeltarafeiv dred a. him with pistol.
saa-s5rc aim fn the groin. seriously wound
Hrrtsn since then he has not bten seen
nr SarGav evening the vile OF DldieV saw
Tesn- rear the savannah. Florida and West
era Rklwsv depot and Recognized him. she
81 eree rotated him ont % policeman aud
haF hlr- arrested. ana he vas incarcerSted
. RE harfarks Yesterday morning Tyson
was tnrrri crcr TO Magistrate Waring Bus-
sT T aid 80, without examination,
clau lttti 10 81 al 70 await trial before the
Ereelrr Count
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geaal Sales.
CITY SHERIFF'S SALE

II NDER ard by virtue Of a Fl. ia. issued nm,
L Of the CITY COnFt of Savannah. IN favos
Of the SAVANNAH MUTUAL LOAN ASS0
CT ALTON vs. ALEXANDER HARDNESS. I boos
levied on all those five lots of land lying ana
being in the count7 OF Chatham and STATE ~
&c rgia, kno an as lots number three M u
five O. seys n 20. nine 90 and eleven an heir1
the western portion of lot number SIX No 4
Tyrconnell tythiUg. Derby ward, and WING h.
tween Bull and Drayton streets extendeS
the said Ave lots having a front nf thirty f5i
fee) feet each by depth Of one hundred d61
feet feet, all OF which are vacant or unims
proved.
Also, those two lots Of land and the improve.
mrnts known as lots numbers thirty-four M
80 and thirt five mo 81 Of the subdivision N
LOT number four (No. A. Of Farm lot No Hol.
land tything PerciYal ward, in said county NJ
Chatham and State OF Georgia Containing
thirty 80 feeD feet front each by depth AZ
one hundred and forty-ive feet (l45 feet in.
Guiding a lane in the rear of said lots ten 10
feeD fees wide
Levied on as the property Of the defendant
and being now in possession OF said defendant
ALEXANDER HARNESS. and will sell fbe
said property in front Of the Court House
door. in the city of Savannah on the FIRST
TUESDAY IN JULY NEXT, between the legal
hours of sale.
Property pointed out by Ilaintiff's attorney
Tenants in possession and owner notified
Terms cash; purchaser paying for titles.
DAVID BAILEY
Sheriff CITY Of Cavanneb
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THE NEW STEAMSHIP ITALIA
HASSEE.s9
A Fair Daughter of FlOrIda ne.
quessed 40 be Present at The
Launching, and TO ChrIsten the
New Ship.

Yesterday morning Hon. W. S. Chisholm,
Vice President Q! the Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway, received telegram from
Col. E c Anderson, President of the DC ean
Steamship Company, Of Savannah, who is
now in New York, announcing that
the new steamship Tallahassee, Of which
mention has already been made in the
MORNING News, would be launched on the
18th Of July next. The other steamships
Of the line have been christened by a
fair representative of the city IN
whose hoaor the vessel is named.
and It Is desired TO continue the pleasing
custom in this instance. In accordance with
Colonel Anderson's request on this subject
Vice Pre- sident Chisholm has addressed a let
ter to Governor BlOxham, OF Florida, OF
which the Glowing IS copy:
SAVANNAH, GA, June Ii, 1882.
To His Ebcelency Hon. w b B.0rhGn, Co..
eraor OF Florida:
DEAR SIR-In recognition OF the efforts
OF the Savannah, Florida aud Western Rail
way Company to be completely identified
with the present and fu ure prosperity OF
your State, the Ocean Steamship Company Of
Savannah propose to name one Of their new
steamers the Tallahassee"
On Saturday Col. Edward G.. Anderson,
the President of the Steam hip Company,
telegraphcd US from > ew York; "The Tai
lshassee will be launched on the fifteenth
Of July; will you arrange to have some lady.
with escort, come on and christen the ships
We want at once the seal of the State of
Florida to form part OF stern ornament"
The Savannah, Florida and Western Rail-
way Company request that your E. cellency
will oblige US by selecting and inviting the
lady, who will consent to compli ment both
companies 10y officiating at the interesting
ceremony.
The lady will. OF course, select her escort,
and one Of our cars will be at her disposal
at such time as she may name to Savannah.
Prom this city they will be the guests of
the steamship company. We would Re
further obliged IL you will at once furnish
US with copy Of the crest seal or the ate
Of Florida, to be used as indicated In the
telegram OF the President OF the steamship
company.
In behalf Of the Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway Company. / have the
honor to tie, very respectfully your obedient
servant, w. 3. CHISHOLM, V. P.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20

GTEAMER ST. NICHOLAS will leave wharf
- foot Lincoln street at $3.50 O'Clock A. NJ re
turning, will leave Tybee at 9PM
Whole tickets, inclu ling Tramway, IS cents,
half 10 cents.
C0MMITTEE-Lieu Charles Ratz, Chair
man; o. Sgt. W H. Frickev, Sgt. VIVA. Diers
Corp. George Derst. Priv. John Riedeman
Priv. j. II. H. Entelman Priv f. Buehler
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genaI Natites.
Petition for Incorporation

n EORGIA. CHATHAM CoUNTY TO the eupe
VI rior Court OF said county:
The petition Of CHAR LES K. WAKEFIELD
H G. EVERITT H. j DOYLE. S. J. WHEA-
TON. d. b. LESTER LESTER HERBELL,
HENRY J. RIESER. JAMES 4. SHUPrRIFE,
i. s. TYSON. WARING RUSSELL FRANK 7.
TORBE IT. and G. II. HARMS. of said county,
respectfully show thSt they, with such other
persons as may be associated with them, de-
Sire to he INCORPORATED by the corporate zane
of 1.-THE MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
LOAN ASSOCIATION" under 8 cons tuition
adopted by them for their government
That the object of said Association is the &C.
cumulation OF a fund by the sayings OF It's
members to assist them IN business, or to
enable them to purchase for themselves, re-
specnvely, such real estate as they may deem
desirable. That the amount OF capital TO be
employed by said Association is Tgentyhys
Thousand Dollars. ten per centum OF which
sum has actually been paid in. But said Asso'
citation desires to be allowed to increase lts
sum of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, SAD
the operation of its constitution aforesaid.
That the place of business OF said Association
is Savannah, in the county and state alofe'
said. and that your petitioners desire TO De ID,
eorporated as aforesaid for the period Of
twenty years, with the privilege Of renewal al
the end OF that time.
And your petitioners viii ever pray. etc
J. LAYTON WHATLEY,
Attorney for Petitioners.
Petition, for incorporation filed IN ONCE ana
recorded this 18th day Of June. l8s2.
c. s. HARDEE,
Clerk S. c. c. c.
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Raker Tronbie.

Yesterday moaning Patrick Pepper, q
baker, who has been In the employ Of Mr..
Peter schafer, on Bryan street. was sraigned
before Magistrate ElsingeF On the serious
charge Of assault with intent to murder.
Ga Sunday afternoon, at the usual hour for
the takers to 90 to work, Pepper made his ap-
pearanee at the BAKERY, which is located IN
the basement Of the building. He was rather
bolsterous, and Mr.. Schafer, pereeiving that
he was under the influence Of liquor, ac-
vised him to leave. Pepper became violent
and refused to depart, claiming that there
was money due him. Mr.. Schafer told him
that be had been paid TO date, and ordered
him off the place. Pepper then went up
10 the head OF the stairs and COM
menced cursing ana threatening. He
grabbed up two heavy weights on the coun-
ter, and as Mr.. shafer aud the other work
men started TO come up the steps, made a
mCvedsnt to throw them. at this point,
Mrs. Shefer. who was attracted By the noise,
approached Pepper, aud selling him by the
arm, endeavOred to persuade him to leave.
He turned on her, hit her In the
mouth, knocking her down, and then
threw the two weights st nes in succession,
hitting her in the body, painfully injUring
her. fie then fetrested, and was followed
and captured. fnis was tie statement
made in substance before Magistrate FL
singer, and the defendant was held to sp-
pesr before the Superior Court 10 answer
the charge.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20

Yesterday morning about ten O'Clock Ed
wa-I IaB1che, a negro laborer, whilst as
saur Co discharge = coal steamer st
Itomas- coal yard, had 8 narrow escape
fra- hsirE kuied. TIE hosting bucket.
u1en e. considerable height in the air,
sures ara feu pigmp upon his head,
-aacslnE AIN La and bruis'ng him severely.
Its hurket Ess empty, but it 3 fortunate
e. Esuari 81 fen on bis head, otherStse be
n.lett have been killed DR.. T B. Chisholm
ras -auei % attend him and rendered ser
vices Whica placed the patient quite ecm-
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Chr segorming 9eirs.


INDEX 10 NV
r.s.rsr-f % Savannah Gas Light 20,
Mems % savannah Lodge n OF II.
s.rtru Fire Company.
tr.ssrau Mutual Loan Association
ff..sf-- rf Excelsior Lltge.
~ REP. b. Springer.
d rs-r 81 Battery Park
rr--rsion % TY5ee BY Ge-msn Volunteers
BIS HsuteL
g. 1rs-Johu Lyons.
s--- Mary Wallace Tor Beaufort.
Eee- NH Tor lease
u Noutezrie, Cumberland Plstsau-
q r1-f rirg lost
y ..f-e d sduirslry.
fstts. ere -Kennetv & Blum
les fCr rell
s.us-fcr wanted bY Young man
~-sHr hruse wanted % rent.
T.-rsrt's SeliEs Aperlent.
efh Florida ttrfEeE.
r-s E11r for = a.
sr1 esss az auction.
H.re sHaG room wanted
s-s tlruip seed AZ Buffers
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL,s SIZE.

DY virtue of a writ of fieri facias, issued
ID out of the District Court of the United
States for the Eastern Division Southern Dis.
trict Of Georgia, in favor of the plaintiff in the
following case: UNITED STATES VS.. DANIEL.
B. GODDARD and ANDREW WALKER, | have
levied upon the folio wing described property
as the d. operty of ANDREW W. WALKER,
one of said defendants: Lots of land numbers
80 and 103, in the Second district Of Henry
county. State of George.
And viii sell the same at public auction
in front OF the United States Custom Housein
the city of Savannah. Chatham county and
State of Georgia. on the FIRST TUESDAY IN
JULY MKT, within the lawful hours Of sale,
Dated at Savannah. Ga, June s, 1sS2
JAMES LoEGSTREET
United States Marshal
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German Volunteers Excursion to
Tybee.

Ga Friday, the SOsh inst, the German
Volunteers viii have 8 grand excursion to
Tybee. The steamer st. Nicholas has been
engaged. and will leave a. half past nine
O'Clock in the morning. 4 fine brass and
string band will be on board, and sn enjoy
able time may be anticipated. 1t is safe to
say that ehis excursion will prove big thing,
as We notice that the indefstigable and ire
pTessible Lieut.. Charles Rstz, who has
achieved a reputation for his success in such
matters, is chairman Of the committee nav
ing charge OF the arrangements. Lieut..
Rstz has 81 efficient committee to assist
bin, and 4 is needless to say that sll the
pi ssure that can be expected from the
occasion will be afforded those Who partiei-
pate. Tae tickets are IS cents for adults
and 30 &c It's for children, including tram
Wsy, aud can be obtained Of any Of the
COMMITTEES named In the advertisement.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20
Base IugratfIude-A Eiean Thief
Arrested.

Ga Saturday iaEt negro named William
Fields spilled at the house of John NUE.
roe, a worthy colOred man, living on the
Middle Ground road, a short distance from
this city. for lodging aud food. He appeared
to be in destitute condition, and in the
goodness OF his heart Munroe took
him in bis house and made him comforts
bic. Thst evening, haying occasion to come
into the city with his Uifet attend to some
business. be left Fields in charge OF the
kitchen. having previously locked the doors
OF The other rooms In the house. On his return
a. nine o'clock he was surprised to ind the
man gone. aud upon investigation dis
covered that the ungrsteful fellow
bad brozea into the place, smashed
open trunk sGd helped himself to all the
articles Of value he could carry Fields, had
mentioned that he was from FlOrids, aud
Munroe, rightly suspecting that he would
take that direction, concluded to follow hun
at once. lie Immediately started of on
=annab, Florida and Western Railway
succeeded in Overtakiug the fellow,
on Sunday night With the assistance
Of some others he secured Fields and found
on his person 8 number OF the stolen arti
cles. he kept the prisoner in close custody
until Yesterday HaOrntng, ana then brought
him TO the city aud carried him before
Magistrate Isaac Russell. by whom ne was
committed to Jail TO answer the charge
before 8 higher court. The negro
was led to the Magistrates Office from the
depot bT his captors with q chain around
his neeE, aud was followed by large crowd
The presence OF 80 many people around the
Office created quite gn eEeitement for a
Uhfle
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q kuuawaV Youth Captured and
TuFaahed.

Ee.or1ay no-uiaE a. 10 o'clock KellY's
r-.arf VS. tae scene Of lively event. An
90 cl-cre5 nan. whose youthful son had
Deserted the parental roof, Vas on the look
cut f-r The runaway, SheE be Glanced TO
GAYS tl-1 lettering around on the wharf. He
--rr.Is.slr swooped dOwa upon the
.rr.rrr anE yarked him vigorously to
ere r-1urd. anE p-0Seeded TO belsbor
I'm ulrh a long strap The boy yelled 10
frsasle manner. but the Old msu kept on
rzfH o. lad given him about twenty, when
o. released hin and ordered him TO as for
h--re. ard he fed.
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chicken Liter. Abon..

The premises Of Mrs. smye. on Reynolds
street, between BroughtOn and Congress
streets, were entered some time during Sun
day night or Monday morning and twenty
valuable fowls stolen. 4 good yard dog is
kept on the premises, but gays no alarm,
and was lying in the yard yesterday morn
ing almost lifeless. The superstition is that
some poison was put on meat and thrown to
him. The animal had not regained con-
sciousness last evening and may die from
the effec OF the drug.
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Exe1Fslen OF Young America Soc al
Cluk

Parties attending the excursion 10 fybee
tomorrow are requested to have their bask-
cts lAbeIsd. so that the committee can take
proper care Of them and avoid confusion.
The tide will suit for bathing both niorniDg z
and evening. so that all can have an Oppor-
tunlty 10 eDi1y sslt water bath. Tickets
will be good on any trip OF the boat, which
will leave the city at 9 q. L., = r. n. aud G
p. m.-Adg.
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Drath or MRS. n. ID Fox,

Tae many friends CT this estimAble lady
wzl rerre. 70 learn OF her dea'h. which took
rEace 81 her residence. IL : Mays, Ga,
ca su-day last The deceased lady wss the
vile g r % Fox, z OF - Mary's, and
eldest danEhter % he late Robert L4cali-
so. 90 this city. The remains arrived In
the cry yesterday by sDeeisl steamer, aud
ulIl - ilrerred 70 dsY. The funeral services
uil take place this evening" from the resi-
derce @ Mrs E ID. LEttimOre, on Barnard
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MARSHALL HOUSE.

All wool suits for So and upwards, at APP
pei Bros, 1913 Congress street.-Adv.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. 1t eorFeots aeiditY Of the
stomach. cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gveis rest, health and comfort
TO mother and child. During the process Of
teething its value is incalculable. 1t softens
the gums, reduces Inflammation, and allsVs
all pain, thereby giving rest to the child
and comfort to the mother. Twenty-Five
cents bottle.-Adt.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20

o. Sunday evening, Mrs. Fennell, living
rsar tie sheu Road. between Bonzventure
a-l Ttcndcrboit. discovered 3 COW IN her
garden Mr.. Fennell vas not about the
r--ec. z-1 Mrs Fennsii SeEt into the gar
On 81 drive The animal Out. The COW
furue1 upon her EEvsgelY, knocked her
d-Er, aud Eorrd her severely 10 the side.
TIE COS vas driven OF. A physician who
ceauce1 90 be passing 10 the vicinity was
csnea u. and dressed the injuries, which
~. ulLrlsl. hi not dangerous.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20

From the Philadelphia Times: "America
Is famous the world over for its hotels. and
chief among them Is the Buckingham, finely
located on the Fifth avenue, New York,
richly appointed, quiet, useful, with 9 capt.
tai restaurant, and It Is IN great favor with
the travelling public.H
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20

sseaiai Deputy sheriff. Mr.. Miehael Shelly.
rus.1fsE a. No > Oliver street. New York
Esx. sasss my vile would not be able to
SAX - aav, but for the heneat she has re-
neseaa from s. jacobs Oh. Ii - most
man8HrEul me1lciEe. an uneQu8led remedy.
~ mffe was an invalid when she began ia
- ass sic IA WelLn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20

This house exceis all others In
daiiV arrivals. It Is p'easantIY Sit
uaGed on a thOTOughfare that al.
ways presents n lively appearance.
1t In noted for it's good cheer, hOh-
ptGality and comfOrts 90 its guests.
Terms moderate.
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srnrE.nndH nd.

TIE market for stocks and bonds was
cuist tuf arm yesterday. with light offer
IrEz Central common opened 81 81 bid, %
nzked. sid declined two points, closing at
- ID 90 zsked. one hnndred shares we're
s1la ai 81 and two hundred a. 9l4. Au-
zus-s ana savannah opened a. lis bid, l16
asked. Gud closed az the same figures.
sau-hEestern opened At I12 bid, 1l311l asked,
"A closed unchanged.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20

LsHls King. colorsd, q porter at the
Palatd House, and another eolOred man
tad q di8cuify OF sunday evening at :
Geek. uhen the lEtfer drew . pocketknife
ga attempted 20 cut King IN the throat.
Use uck mifssd. however. and took effect fl
1Ee l1Ur- psri q he neck, iuhleting an ugly
rash. King vent % the City Dispensary,
nEa-a IL Esuni Was aLlended 20
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20
Election or Omeers.

Ata regular meeting CT Forest City Lodge
Va. !. X P, held last evening, the follow
IA ca sers were elected to serve the ensu-
- & tern.
~ r. leopold. q c.
John Ealconer, v. c.
Wa~rru Snow. Prelsfe.
Al. p Dadin, N. a. A.
S q Roberts, Trustee.
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BI, w by Blow

The hammer strikes and YIELDS the metal
into shape. Blow by blow the Famous"
strikes at high prices in the clothing trade,
Blow by blow Famous I" mighty arm viii
take in every city In the land, and supply
every boy. youth and man with two Suits
apiece (every year.. Then peace will reign
and the praise Of the Famous" will be In
every mouth, and contentment will be visi-
BILE on every face. Famous New York
Clothing House, 40 Congress street.-Adg.
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Notice to Stockholders.

SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE. MACON, June 18th, 1882.
Dividend No. 81. OF three dollars and fifty
cents per share, will be paid the stock, oldefs
OF this Company on and after the 26tb inst
Stockholders receiving their dir idends in
Macon will be paid at the Central Georgia Bank
of this city, those at Savannah at the Central
Railroad Bank of that city.
W. S. BRANTLY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20

Tes cab wss orgEnizsd yesterday and
Mr. WI IAN Palmer Vas eleete1 C.p'sln.
Ile oFzEuiz zion VII have = regular series
a. rraefiee games between noS and Ist OF
fale. uhen they WiIl enter the field against
zrF existing orEAnizxtiOn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20

lrusseons To- The south Atlantic States
se-1ar- Loczl rains, with partly cloudy aud
sa-tgv cooler weather, variable WINDS
r1z.1y frcu uorth 70 west, sud higher oS-
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:SnueraI sarttatiuus.

FOX-The friends and acquaintance of Mr.
and Mrs. r. D. Fox ana the late Robt. Lachli-
son. ESQ, and of Mrs E. D. baltimore, are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Fox, from the residence of the latter. SIS Bar
nard street, at 10 O'Clock THIS MORNING.
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Auftiun Sails future 1aus
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
nv uzunu DEu~
DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND
KENNEDY d BLUM, Auc ionear.

FIRST TUESDAY IN JULY NEXT. beins a.,
proximo, before Court House, at /. oicjo Stn
IS ACRES OF LAND, more or less. sit,o..,
about two miles from town and south ~ a.
derson street; about 70 acres cleared: plents ~
pine wood on the place. Charleston and 81
vannah Railroad passes in front Of it and H.
Savannah, Florida and Western Railway oe
the esst SIDE, ard is adjoining J S Cob11rD ~
dairy. Can be treated TOR at private sale az
this is firstclass chance for investment 3la