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every way satisfactory a set Of 1fISIC BOOKS for
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-15
General 2ieutenont Gherihn

= General lieutenant Sheridan
bielt bel Dem Gefte, tpel9es in Walb=
ington oem General Sherman an oeiz
len 63. Gebtrtstage gegebem pur6e,
ebenfalls cine &eoe. 6beriban ift fein
&eoner iuie General Sherman, aber
oas, mas ct gu fagen bat, 1T ftets fura,
gut unb bei6eiben. Oiesmal lpra9 er:
sd femme ben General SHERMAN
perionli6 felt Der S6IaGt BON @bilob,
alfo iiber stpan5ig Sabre, unb tpdbreno
oes groBten Sbeils bieier 3elt lit er
mein 8orgelebter getueTen. Ser gliid<
li1ite Geoanfen meines gan5en 2ebens
1T Der, bab in oiefer langen 3eit feline
ein3ige 9anblung feinerieits unb fein
ein5iger Iorfau ftattgefllnoen bat, tpo=
our6 uniere 5reunbfdaft getriibt ober
meine @6tlng por linn uno mein @tol3
auf ibn perminoert pproen tpdre. IS
1T m6gli6, sab i6 in einem Sabre 3u
ieinem Jta6folger gena9t tperbe. @ollte
bieier Sail eintreten, 10 ipiirbe id es nie=
mails feiner gldn3enben Mmtsfnbruna
glet1 tbun f0nnen; meme einsige 0off=
nung umo mein einsiges 8eftreben puroe
es oann fein, bur9 treue Yhi6terfalung
mir menigitens einen She'll oer Mner=
fennung alr berbiener, bic er nidt nur
beim 9eere, fonbern beim gan3en 2anoe
init 10 nollem He6te li9 eriporben bat"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-15

ber 2anbSunge, mo- ia sic nit Nbelbeib
traf. 9ld Telpbeint, bdtte iie Sbnen ibr
Ser3 eeldenft, pie id es bamalS firdtete,
sllles mare bei1er, bsnn elm aBeib, baS
sic liebt, mare niht 70 tief gelunfen!
Telobeiln preBte bic $odnoe auf bas
SerS, es ppllte ibm serIprinsen. Sd
baufe Sbnen fiir bies 9Bort = id min es
Sbnen lObnen * an Sbrem &inbe nit
slaem, mas id fann
Nls er ba8 3immer Derla1ien. febrte
Der 6reiberr su bem Glide 5urid unb
idrieb an benz Tefament ,peiter: sd
ernenue ben Ganbibaten Der Tbeoloaie &c.
@Onl lfantin 6reiterrn BON Telbbeiu,z 5ter=
nan, senannt Telobeim, gum alleinisen
yrrmunb meineS SpbneS Nlfreb, iomie
gum Scl1itreder bieies mein8 letten gBil,
lens" II. /. m.
Nls ba8 2efantent pollenbet uub perliez
selt mar, bOrdte er an Der Tbiir, cb Nl<
freo nod rubis iei; er fdlief felt. Soft
let Danf, iaste Der 6reiberr unb iebte fd
Dieber gum Sdreiben nieber.
rNrmes ainb!" ldrieb er. ugDie Elm
treulcier Wddter perldbt Did Dein @as
ter i'm gdlaf unb menn Du erpadlt, fin=
beit Du ibn pie(leidt nidt mehr. limb
cenpcd barflt Du ibm perseben. benp er
sebt, ben idledten Wann gu sddtisen, Der
Dir bas 8eIte ffabl, mas Du battelf,
Define Wutter! NrnieS Sinh, Eu mirlt
nit ber Wutter aud ben Yater perlieren,
oas 1T piel uno i'd weiB nidt, ob i'd bic
araft hdtte, Dir b as an3utbua in bies
lem Nusenbfid, tpenn id Did nidt in ben
lodnben eines Manncs ipaBte, Der Dir
ben Iater reid erieten tpirb, benz ih Did
peinla4e unb empfeble an ainbes6tatt -
&c ut Dein 0ehrer Selbbeim. I'm 5einem
ltarfen 0er3eu wirft Du Croft iinben far
Den eriien srOBen @4mera Der iiber Did
fDnmf, a.mer YerlaiIenerl
* l1crtftbung foInt.)
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l1crtfebuias fOInk)

Sd m6dte serne, baB es ale
gDelt mi6e, tpas fir cine quite Mebi3in
Or. Muguft &6nig's 9am.
burger 8 rppfen 1T. Sd batte
es 10 f@limm i'm Masen, baB i6 faum
etpas ellen fonnte unb na9 ieber
Wablaeit @6mer5en empfd1b. Wteine
Srau, tpel6e INNER fiir bic Gin6er
Or. Muguf &6nigs 9ambur=
ger Sropfen i'm 9aufe bdlt, berz
anlaBte mid, obglei6 i6 fonit Elm un=
gldubiger SbOmas bin, nit ben 9ropfem
einen Weriu1 gu MAIDEN. Sd that es
unb in bier 9agen mar i1 ipie6er 10
gefunb Die 5ubor. : Nitolaus Gdlei=
der, Marine @itp, Mi1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-15

-@ine merfniirbige, ,aber anIbeinenb
gere9te gntf6eibung 1T bonn pennipl=
panif6en Sbergeri6te gefdlt tporben
uno gebt 6abin, baB elm fatboliiaer
geiitli6er fein @ebalt ti1t bor @eriAt
einflagen faun, tpenn ct linn porentbalz
ten, ooer tpenn cine 9lniteaung ibm bonn
8if6of DerDeigert tpirb !; es iei benn,
er tonne einen f6riftli6en Gontraft
nor3eigen. rWenn Der Prieiter ii1 anf
bic 2ir6e tpegen ieines 2ebensunterz
baltes berldBt, muB ct bieie um GHlfe
angeben, ni6t bic @eri@te, falls er
Qdlfe brau6t."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-15
BON Dem gleidthum in guoIoub

= Bon Dem Geidtbum in gnglanb
fam man li6 cine Iorfeaung MAIDEN,
tuenn beba6t iuiro, baB inn lebten
Sabre gum Yeiipiel biersebn perionen
itarben, tpelde OIL beueglihem 8erm0=
gen allein je 100000 pfb. Sterl. (1,=
5OO,000) binterlieben. Das Ober=
baus beitebt aus SIG Qorbs. Gieie be-
tiben auiamnen iiber IA Nillionen
Nder Qanb nit einem ginfommen BON
Is WilIionen pfo., alio per Wann
iiber 29, 900 pfb. ($145, ,000) obne ibr
beweglides 8erm6sen. Das Ginfoms
men Der englii6en Sp1firde betrdgi
iiber Al Millionen pib. (S22, 500, ,000)
idbrliG, an 200 Mitglieber bes Inter
bauies befiben iiber Swei Waillionen ader
2anbes nit einem gintommen BON na=
be3u sDei Millionen pfb. Sterl.
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Gonifantinopel. geuerdl Wal

= Gonitantinopel. 8enerdl Mal=
lace, Der @eianbte Der Ser. Staatem,
proteiiirt gegen 6as Gortbeiteben Der in
@onitantinopel uno SmDrna erridtetem
petroleumzMagaaine, III ipel6e alles
nod Der Siirfei importirte petroleum
gebra1t tperoen muB. Sie Smporteure
baben 8 Yro3ent bom MertD als 2ager-
gelo gu eniridten unb 9err Wallace be-
bauptet, oaB bies in Mirfli1feit cine gr=
bobung bes ginfubr5oles fei. ct lit
inbeB bereit auf einen oabin gebenbem
gerglei6 ein5ugeben, baB bic Qagerge=
biibr beoeuten0 ermdbigt tperoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-15

Dr. 9amel. 0erausseber Der
8Orliber fonierpatipen 3eitung. iit ,pe-
gen 0erausforberung bes 2onesen BON
oer libeznlen ,3eitung gum 3tpeifampf
auf 2 Monot, unb fein 2artelltrdger ali
8 Wo6en GefdngniB perurtbeilt ippr=
ben. Die 9ertbeiOieung ma6te selteno,
bas 9uea iei elm dleriaunter 8ebraud
Bel gbrberlebuns. 9lber ba er fein
Wfilitdr 1T, 10 bali ibm bas ni1ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-15

Das feblte nod! Ser 8rieftrdaer
8Ott9er gu Berlin erbielt ont 13. Saz
tuar gang unermartet Die ginlabuna
gu benz am S0nntag fiattgebabten Or
bensfeff-im f6nigliden S9lob, Bel uel=
dem er nit Dem aagemeinen gbrenseiz
den becorirt tperben iollte. Diefe freuz
6ige Na6ridt beriebte benielben in bobe
Mufregnng unb am Mbenb befiel i'm
pl0Blid) Elm 9erafdlag, ber ieimem fofor=
tigen Sob CUR GDlge bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-15

- *n&eoen bilft ni6ts in 3eiten Der
@efabr." Sn 3eiten bon gefdbrlider
9ranfbeit tperben nur bic behen uno
beitsbemieienen Qeilmittel gebraudt.
Oaber fommt es, 6aB Hieren=2raut falt
INNER in 2eber=, Nieren= unb Magen=
2ranfbeiten angeipenbet ipirb. Sc tpz
itet nur eine Bagatelle, einen 0erin1
bamit su MAIDEN, unb bas &eiultat
tDirb Gu6 gliidlif maiden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-15

*Nlle Damen bic an nerp6len Sdmd>
den leiOen beren orsanii6e Gunctionem
ni6t reselmdBig finb Die ein @efiibl BON
Wfattigfeit nnb yiie0ergef9lagenbeit itets
iiber Iid3 tpaltenb fiiblen; Die f1tpa6
itnb trdge am Morgen iinb; beren 9tps
petit eapriei6s unb S6Iaf unregelmdBig
nnb unerfrif6enb iit;-alle iol6e follfen
Trau yinfbam's &rduter=Mii6ung als
Geilmittel prDbiren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-15

petersburg. 9rei frii1ere Diree=
loren bes gegenieitige gre0itpereins nnb
bier an6ere perionen, mel1e Der Gdi=
f6ung unb Der 8eri6menoung Der Gel
Der beg Iereins f9ulbig befunoeu tpurs
ben, iinb Sur Berbannung unb gum Ders
luit Der biirgerli6en &e1te perurtbeilt
iporben. Se6s perfonen, oarunter Der
Baron bon Mountfort, iuurben freige=
iprDf)er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-15

= Cine alte Bdrterin, iAet: ,,Dr
Nders gn9lifd Hemebp" 1T bas belle
Wfittet seSen 9uifen, Hrdune ober Dipt.
erie. Bel allen Npottelern ~ baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-15
Maaere WeeufAeu.

Wells Health Renewer ttelt bic
@eiunobeit mieber Der nnb siebt 3raft,
furirt Naseni&wdde, llnfrudlbarisit uub
anbere SeiHle&tsfekler. 81.
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$fanOs - Saus
has SIttae nnb sustrISiFsRs pfanbbaus
L. G~ss 0l>>x-.~a~>

IN O0u DwtDutO,
70. so Nilttdr. pIaas BdbbeRIiAs Gsik, In
ls.it66isen getdube
Da ID tas GtatIinfment bee straprbtrta 3.
Shrars pisbfr fr6ffnet babe. 70 iats i'd bas yu.
tlifum unb ain mtins &urb n ~ ttutm 6efu@s
be tpfalss sin. tbmSisttntsii eaIAniirt
au pano tiuies DtamsntsnriNss, eplbsns nj
Rltuus ntyen, Suptlfn aner Art, btioHbeys msrI.
fdnif&s, &ldbsrfar ttiterisi 0sf&leGter. wSue, I
DsdeH mnfifalif&e 3nftrumsnse y. f.p. ~ ait
briatn 8atfp.
Brht ftim abfdIas ssa asI,itsn in Drisat.
nslnnnesl ssripi snsn, wsnn rpibptntis. sas
0si61tte fTua spnfiffntitu.
0sriansne pfanbu fiE ptniser ale bie 6dlfts
itus Dsst1se. 0fr ant Waaren pirb sarantirt.
PAIL 2. 6r0ut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-15

DHspepfa Der oefdbrlidife Tsinp
Der 0eiunbheit, Nib ouiG Mnmenbuna
bon .dders DpspepHa-T TobletS" iurist.
Dei ollen Mpoibelern su batrn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-15
.1BUCHuPAIRA y

Sdnelle, arinblide Sur fir aue
idmer3lid.u Nieren=, BIaieu= uno llriu=
Srsan=Rranibeiten. 81. gei Npotteteru.
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Suits
Nille,1
epmptpme elmer

mmtb6tiAem e eber.
Manset an 0ppefif, @etdrnn Reritcpfuns,
3; g9Sss a &ssf init ssn, ,,,s s1Sss = sei
t!atfeyn, 4ufgehiebeniein fiad benz Giien, NIT
GtneiAnng 6egeu isse f6rperlide ccer geifttae
xt6tilfeif, rei;bare6T temperament friibe@ @tirfb
miiug NIT benz befouberen @efiible, trgenb
cine Dbliesenbeit perseiien 5u baben, Wifeis>
lett Birre, &erstieYien. gnntte Dor ben auseii,
SeS redten augeS, uirubiser G&laf NIT bedns,
ftiseubsu Zraunen, Fart ssfartter flrim nnS
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ipereen ceni Munoe periieben burd,
6 O z O d 0 N T ;,

weId,es bic 3ibne w e i E, bas 3atnfleild
Vic unc ben Mtbsm anaeneb M
nadt. Gs entfernt ben Weirltein prllz
itanoig uno bewatrt ie por Yeroerben.
Sei DrOsuiften su babsn.
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4uffB y ftleus fnb fy<yien for biefe Sane
berfftef elneDotFS serurfed3t efnen fpldbenxBtd,
fel n 8e(Enbfn, bae Der &eitente stifaunt H..
en- verna<bren ben 0ppefif nne teruriaten Tleifds
at{ee, "a Der R6rper eendbrf no pur lore fpnild1e
0jx1uue enf eD<rt1mnnae 10 radus elm rsaelmtets
err 0m6IoGn1 tfrtoreeruseu irirr. rreis Is Cent?.
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4mtf'1 s air . BE.
efaue saar eser . 6r t. psreeu purt3 s.n stnsses
bsssp1fDslf 6ie Ssrftf en< nafhrte 3arbe nrp irtt
nuatubt6lA 81 buraufen In 6postefeu ocer rtrn nas
9fNfe 95 UkurSao &treei, Rews93orf.
f1r 4ntr9 Wanndit HerftDousr nnferreiufi0en unbl
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-17
COTTON.

MANCHESTER, Oct l6.-The market for
yarns and fabrics is dull and lower, especially
II LivFRPooL. oct. IS, 400 p. MIXTURES:
Uplands, low middhng clause, October de
livery, > lid; October and November,
5j-6td; November and December, 54-64d;
December and January, 5-64d; January
and February, 56-6id; March aud April,
> 6l-6id; April and May, Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l6 > p. m.-C0ttOn; tu-
lures: Uplands, low middling clause, October
delivery, 5S-6id, also 59-6id; October and
November, sid; November and Decem
ber,5 55-64d; December and Ianuary.5 Sold /;
January and February, ) 5S-6ld; February
and March, 59-64d, also 60-64d; March and
April 65-6ld; May and June, 5-6id. Flu
lures closed firm.
NEW YORK, Oct. l6.-Cotton steady: mid
ding uplands 10 Slice; middling Orleans
10 l3l6c; sales l,20O bales; net receipts -
Futures-Market closed weak, with sales
of l2l, 900 bales, as follows: October delivery,
10 45gtl0 47c; November, 10 4SGl0 49c; Decem-
6er 10 sSe' January 10 nc; Ee3ruaTy 10 sc;
oil 2ic: June. II 33lGll 35c; July, II 1901 45c;
August. II 52dll 53c.
The Posts cotton article SAYS: "Futnre de-
liveries at the first call sold at a decline OF
, l00,d4- l0Oc.. and at the second call ? l00(G
3 l6Oe. above yesterdays closing quotations;
then advanced, and al lost again, and several
points In addition, 80 that ~ the third cal
December was bought at lO:59.g lO;aSc. Jann !.
arv TO- 79c., February i0.S9al0. SSc.. March
IL Ole and June ll.35c. Futures closed easy,
October and November rl00Q5- l0Oc,, and the
balance 6-lOOc. lower than yesterday"
GALVESTON. Oct. l6.-Cotton easy; mlddline
10 5-l6c, low middling l5-l6c, good ordinary
l-l6c: net receipts 2.099 bales, gross 2,O9'
sales sos bales; stock SS.9l9 bales: exports Il
! the continent 4.525 bales.
NORFOLK, Oct. l6.-CottOn quiet; middline
! iO,4e' Gel receipts 5,S2d bales, gross 5,326
stock &.lqQ bates; sales ! .l3O bales: exports
| cOastyise 1885 bales.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-17

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Oct l6-5 bales cotton, y boxes tobacco, %
caddies tobacco, cases show cards, IL bags
peanuts, lot h h goods, 9 calves, and mdse.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Rail
way, Oct l6-l.635 bales cotton, "a cars lumber.
173 bbls rosin, 424 bbls spirits turpentine. l2O
bbls flour, IL bbls syrup, u bbs and l2O boxes
oranges, 30 boxes meat, % sacks flour, So sacks
rice, Il bales hides, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, Oct l6-5,732 bales
cotton, 900 sacks flour. 56S bales hay. $50 bbls
flour, 60 cases eggs, 60 bbls tallow, 50 empty
carbOys, 76 bales hemp, SO bales yarns. - SKIS
leather, so caddies tobacco, 35 boxes seals, %
bbls Irvine, q kegs lead, 20 pkgs mdse, % bdls
fly pans, l3 bbls eggs, 10 boxes hardware, u
empty kegs, Is cases liquors, Is hhls whisky, 10
pkgs furniture. boxes junk, : bales d0mes-
ties. rolls leather cases empty tins, Q
empty bbls. Y crates paper, bxs machinery,
boxes casting, 10 tubs butter, 10 boxes tohac-
co, Is oil boxes, 10 bales hides. pkgs casting,
6 cases baking powder, oil tanks, bbls
hams, ) hbls fruit. eases shoes, boxes drugs,
, cases hats, bills potatoes, , hbls beer, bXs
medicine, 2 bales WOOL bdls burlaps, boxes
seed, 4 cases glassware, box cigars, , boxes
cheese, ? burial cases, ? boxes books, sacks
feathers. show case, bdls bedding, horses,
l box glass. organ, ? ears coal, Is cars lumber,
| car SashcS, ! car mules
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-17

Baldwin, A S Wright and wife, NJ T AfcCrohan,
Rev G Egan. T. Hubbard and wife, Mrs Hart,
Mrs Nichols, Mrs Barnes. B Ames. B Selig
and wife, Mrs Atwate, l. Moore, n Tilton
and wife, ID shepherd and wife, III Strach.
+ a Fleming. Lieut. Bailey, DIR Num-,
Porter, w G Pitman. NJ A Moran, G w Bent
ley, Mrs Mccullough, Miss l. NJ Wilde, L II
Tyler and wife. ID G Embler, L Barton, o
Hows, L Beecher. III Graves fcoD. Mrs Bald
win. Lieut. III Brown, + \ Mclean. J Lob
man, H Meineke, l. Talaghn, Mullane, T
Woodward, w Hill, j Ridell, Hawksford. J
karr, Fish, L Burns, J CrOwan. Miller, Il
Allen. b Miller, + kiselburg, w Bailey. L
Quinlan, Z Morrissey, + Ulrich, VI Ward. Mrs
y ReardOn, \ Jackson. DraytOn, Atkins,
q Hunt. w Prune, E Short, Mrs l. Ward, Mel
lie Russell, Julia Austin, Fanny Hunt, W Nc
Lean.
Per steamship CITY of Macon, from Phila-
delphia-AIiss NJ Hogan, q W Haslam. E Has
lam, IL Haslam, Mrs Devoe. i f Kenyon.
Miss Kenyon. Miss NJ Kenyon. Mrs d p
Kenyon, Mrs J Mullen, JnO Mullen. Miss
Mullen, A Flint. Master Flint, j Schneider.
Mrs q w Haslam, Miss Haslam. Capt + 4
Howell, Mrs Howell, Mrs L A COrsOn, Mrs
7 Stockton. Kenyon: Rev Pastorfeld. L
ID Pastorfield, Jno PastOrtield, w f Spangler
w stokes, and II steerage.
Per steamship VIM Crane. for Baltimore
Miss Mabelle Arthur. Lewis L Ratio, Holden
Welsh. Miss Leila Stuart, Miss L Dubel. G
Pausch, Mrs Pausch and children.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-17
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship ChattahOOchee, New York.
Steamship VIM Crane, Baltimore.
MEMORANDA

Tybee, Oct Is, $40 p m-Passed up, an I'M
known steamship and bark.
Arrived and anchored. bark Mary Jane
(Br), schr Chas Moore.
Passed out, steamships Chattahoochee and
VIM Crane.
In for a harbOr, schr p I Willetts.
Waiting, bark Harmonic Br), pilot boat
Kate, of Darien.
Northeast gale; cloudy.
New York. Oct l4-Arrived, bark Ibis, Saw
yer, Brunswick; schr Lizzie Florence, Endi-
colt, Jacksonville via Hampton Roads.
st Nazaire, Oct 2-Sailed, Hevelins, for Sa-
vannah
Baltimore, Oct l4-Sailed, schr A arOn Rep
pard, Savannah.
Philadelphia, Oct l4-Arrived, schr Euphe-
mia A Hays, Darien.
Fernandina, Oct l3-Cleared. schr Josephine,
Willett, New York.
New York, Oct lG-Arrved, Bolivia. City of
Augusta, PavOnia, City of Columbia, HOl-
land.
Arrived out, Nettlesworth, Greece, Glen
bervie, Plessey, barks Rhea, Sufra. India.
Homeward, barks Prince Leopold and An
ME TOrrey.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship ChattahoOchee, for New
lOrk-3,603 bales upland cotton, bales do
mestios and yarns, 81 hbls rice, % sacks rice,
1851 bbls rosin, 40 bbls spirits turpentine. 10
vegetables, car load pig iron, 1856 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship VIM Crane. for Baltimore
l,a2z bales cotton, 10 bbls rice, l026 bbls naval
stores, 227 boxes oranges, il bales vanilla,
$4,000 feet lumber, $40 pkgs mdse.
Fer schr Annie Bliss, for New York-325, GEO
feet lnmber-pale, Wells n 90.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship NaeOOchee. from New YOrk-
Lippman. DIR Cowart II Peck and wife, +
Hulst. Mrs Hulst, NJ ISIS I Clark. Mrs LOvelace.
W Montgomery and wife. Miss Campbell. AZ
Sage. L II Hicks, Miss Cornell, Miss Hart. Mrs
Mcintyre, son and children, Mr. FriendhiH
and wife. Mrs Fitzgerald and 3 children.
Bailey, G \ lIildreth. Mrs Hildreth and
children. Mrs \ { Wamb0ldt, Miss W ambOldt
Mrs Foley, Miss Fay, Mrs Burch, Mrs L j
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-17

Local Sleeping Cars on all night trains be-
tween Savannah and Augusta, Savannah and
Macon, Savan nah and Atlanta, and Macon
and Montgomery via Eufaula.
Pullman Hotel Sleeping Cars between Chi
cago and Jacksonville, Fla, via Cincinnati,
without change.
Connections.
The Millcdgeville and Eatonton train runs
daily Except Monday between Gordon and
EatontOn, and daily Except Sunday between
EatOnton and Gordon.
Train No. 20 daily Except Sunday, and
trains Nos 2, 6, p, % and 81 connect daily at
Millen for Augusta Except Monday.
Eufaula train connects at Cuthbert for Fort
Gaines daily Except Sunday.
The Perry mail train between Fort Valley
and Perry runs daily Except Sunday.
The Albany and Blakely mail train runs
daily Except Sunday between Albany and
Blakely.
At Savannah with Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway; at Augusta with all lines
to North and East; at Atlanta with Air Limo
and Kennesaw Routes TO all points North
East and West.
Tickets for all points and sleeping car bertha
on sale at City Ofiice, No. 20 Bull street.
g. A. WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM ROGERS
Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen. Supt., Savannah.
j. G.. SHAW, w. +. SHELLMAN
Gen. Trav. Agt. Traffic Manager. Macon, Ga.
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pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on ttis train
daiIv between Jacksonville and Washington.
! ID. Z.
4 are permitted to remain undisturbed until Q
| PSzsengers leaving Macon at 500 D m con-
\ meet ii Jesup with this train for Florida daily.
! PassezG gers from Florida by this train &c
meet at Jespp with train arriving at Macon az
700 m daily, making connection for points
| Passengers Tor Brunswick via the East Ten
| uessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad, take
| this tram, arriving at Brunswick at 5:S5
n daily. Leave Brunswick $50 ~. ArrlV
SAY. 1~eers from sayannah Tor Gainesville.
Pass and Florida Transit Road Except
Cedar Key Ike this tram.
Fernandina1 l., he Florida Southern Rail.
Passengers for make close connection
read via Jacksonville
at Palatka. Mobile, New
Passengers for Pensacola -'Dpl points
Orleans, Texas and frans a.. hO0chee
make close connections ', AZ aiis css;, Ttic
r. iiyyosd AZ sIalns OF Pensacola and Al.
Mobile At t. 10y at PENSACOLA at 9:9O a m
p. m. ~" orleans &C 1926
Connection at Savannah daily with rh..,..
North and FS ast Railway for ali poinfs
:, si GInneetlon at Savannah daily with cen4r.
ASt 1Iae os'u lor points West and Northwest
days oon.eStion at Jacksonville daily Csan-
'..ays excepted for Green Cove snrin5oSs0 e.
augustine, Palatka, Enterprise. Sanford at ~;
al landings on st. Johns Rjver anu
y; ~ W. passenger trains leave Wavcroz.
ror Drunswick and for Albany at p m. from
Through tickets sold and sleeping ear t..,.4..
secured at Bren;s TickeS
once NO. " Bun street. and at the Gonna.
ny's Depot, foot Of Liberty street, TiaIats
also on sale at LeVe Alden's Tourist dfSces
:, restaurant has been opened in me TO-
,i9n .. aycross, an. abundant time viii IL
aho"eu ior meals by all passenger trains
JAS. l.. TAYLOR.
q FrEAfTNro Gen'l Pass. Agent
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steamer City of Bridgeton, Dennette, Fer
nandina and Brunswick-Woodbridge " Har-
riman.
steamer Katie, Beyill, Mills Landing-Jno
Lawton.
Steamer Mary Fisher, Gibson, Cohen's Blum
and way landings-Master
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Incorporated in 1868 for Is years by the Leg
islature for educational and charitable pur-
poses-with a capital of $1,000, 00O-to which
reserve fund of over $550,O00 has since been
added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise was made a part of the present State
Constitution. adODted December 2, A. ID. 1879
The only Lottery ever voted on and in
dorsed by the people Of any State.
1t ne0er scales p0stpOnes.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take
place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN a
RTUNE.-Eleventh Grand Drawing, Glass
l.. AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY. NO
VENEER IL. lSS3-162d MONTHLY Drawing.
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The Franklin County Register

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CALCULATES weekly IN yorthoast g..
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per annum. South Georgia and Florida peo
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