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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-03

DeKaIb Lodge No. 9, L. .. o. +, meets
this evening.
TIE November meeting II the Georgia
Historical Society VIII be held az HOdS-
son Hall tonight.
Tho sale of reserved seats for "A Buncn
OF KEYS tomorrow nights attraction AZ
the Theatre. VIII begin this morning al
Davis Bros
The regular quarterly and monthly
terms OF the CITY Court VIII convene this
morning at 10 o'clock. when all grand ana
ue-it jurors are expected 90 be prompt IL
attendance.
The remains &C Harry 1onge- the nre5-
man. VINO was killed iC the sun hill cox
Iisi0u on the Central Railroad on >atur-
dav. were buried Bro Laurel Grove Gene
terry yesterday morning
Timer NcCuIlum. VINO was injured al
the Central Railroad cotton IRE on Friday,
was I'm a comfortable condition yesterday =
II. W. RzadIck had his thumb spralH-u-
bus is able TO continue his Wora.
Add % telephone list: No. 2ef-E. A.
Jones. Down Freight AGENT Central Eall-
road. 30. 2S4-B- i. CuuueE-- Forward
fnz AGENT Central Railroad. main ONCE;
No. z-6-A. II. Champion. grocer
The funeral Of the late Charles Werner
took place from the family residence 40
20T Br0ughtOu street. yesterday afternoon.
and was attended by the German Noiun-
teers and the Schuetzen Gtsellscna't. Ine
interment took place in the Catholic Gem
etery.
SUPERINTENDENT Rogers, of the Central
RAILROAD. returned from The scene Of
SATURDAYS collision 20 sun Hill Yesterday
afternoon. The wreck was cleared away
SO that the Atlanta express due m "a
vauuah at 5:4j. arrived slortiy after
last night, being delayed only about .
hours.
About & O'Clock Yesterday afternoon,
eight OF ten sailors and stCkerS belonging
70 the foreign steamship In port engaged
In lively fsiicuf and kicking d INT 10
Namacraw. They smashed ana AIcked
one another up % their hearts content
The melee lasted fully half an hour, when
the cry Of police dispersed them
Mrs. $. II. Haynes resumed her en-
gagement in s.. Johns Church choir
yesterday as leading soprano. The choir
is under tie leadership Cf Mr. Z. II.
Ward. tenor. with Ms. v ard and Mr.
c. vs.. King as alto and base. Mrs
Burke also resumed her place at the
organ. The st. johns choir Is recognized
as one Of the leading choir organizations
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-03

The Appointments for Tomorrow TO be
Made To-day-A TOuDg Regiment
Asked For.
United States Deputy Marshal Z. {.
Wade has for some time beer making ar
raugements TO appoint number Of dep
utv marshaIs for service at tO-morrOw's
election. and has selected several parties
70 serve in that capacity whose names
viii be announced as soon as he shall
have received instructions from Marshal
Locke as 90 the number Of appointments
intended % be made twas thought tuat
the list would De made public DAY or
two ago at the latest. A reporter OF the
NORNING NEWS called on Marshal
Wade Yesterday and asked what
was the cause Of the delay. The
Marshal stated. that ne had not been
instructed what number Of commissions
20 issue.
.How many deputies do you expect VIII
be maLe:' asked the reporter.
Il cannot Yet state positively
what the number VIII lie.
some time ago Marshal Locke
and myself were c0nversiug upon the sub
ject. and 10 was minated that - would
be sufficient. Since then some cf the H.
pubiicaus In Savannah have. l under
stand. endeavOred 20 induce the appoint
meut of at least -.
"W hat Is the use Of 50 manv:'
Il cannot see any reason for il. unless
some Of the party want 10 give some Of
their supporters a chance 70 make little
money during the election
"Wnen VIII sou hear from Marshal
Locker
II expect To hear tomorrow. when the
appointments viii be made and the depu-
ties commissioned and instructed"
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a9arahaIl Houae.

The latest in Neckwear, at Belsinger's,
"a Whitaker street.-Adr.
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A. VT. MEY ER'S,
l2O BROUGHTON SrnEET.


MADAME NJ. CHAsTANET has opened
her French and English School. Instruction
in Latin and German according to private
arrangements. New Houston, between
Whitaker and Barnard street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-03
For Ordinary.

To tie Poters OF Chatham County: I am
a candidate for ORDINARY at the election
to be held in JANUARY, and will gratefully
appreciate your influence and support.
NJ HAMILTON
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-03
CRIMES At THE POLLS.
What the Revised Statutes Say About
Violating the Elective Franchise.

What the Revised Statutes Say About
Violating the Elective Franchise.
Tie Revised Statutes Of the United
States. in regard to crimes against the
elective franchise and the civil rights Of
citizens. make strict provisions for the
punishment of offenders. an abstract Of
certain provisions says:
In regard TO crimes against the elective
franchise and civil rights Of citizens. the stat
utes provide that If any peNOn knowingly
per-oaatt : and votes or attempts 10 vote, IL
the name OF any other person. whether living.
dead or fictitious. OF votes more than once az
the same election Tor any candidate Tor the
same office; OF votes al place where he may
not be lawfully entitled to vote; or votes
without having q lawful right TO vote; or
does any unlawful act TO secure an oppOr-
tunity 20 vote for himself. or any other per-
son: or by force. threat. intimidation. bribery.
reward. or offer thereof. unlaWfully prevents
any qualified voter OF any state. or OF any
TERRITORY. from freely exercising the right OF
suffrage: or bv any such means induces any
voter 10 refuse TO exercise such right: or COM
pels - induces by any such means, any
officer Of an election in any such state
or Territory 10 receive vote from
q person not legally qualified or
entitled 20 vote. or interleres in any manner
with any officer Of such election In the dis
charge Of his duties, or by any s4e9 means
or other unlawful means inducesNny officer
OF an election or officer whose duty II Is 10
ascertain. announce. or declare the result Of
any such election. or give or make any ccrtln-
cate. document, or evidence IN relation there
10. TO violate or refuse TO comply with his
duty or any law regulating the same, or
knowingly receives the vote of any person not
entitled 10 vote. OF aids, cOuusels, prOcures, or
advises any such voter, person, or officer TO
do any act hereby made a crime, or emit TO
10 any duty. the omission Of which is hereby
m ade a crime. or attempt to DO so. he shall be
punished by 3 fine Of not more than $500. or by
mia
or by both, and shall pay the costs Of the
r,v.,=afs-f7nn
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switchman Beck's Condition.

The young man, John Beck, employed
as a switchman on the engine Etna, be-
longing to the Central Railroad. and who
had his right leg broken on Saturday by
jumping from the engine TO change a
switch on the track leading to the
Central Railroad wharf, was quite cheerful
yesterday. DR.. Myers, surgeon of the
railroad. stated 10 a reporter of the
MORNING News that the wound Is COM
pound fracture of the limb between the
knee and ankle. and that the part is so
badly swollen that il will be several days
before a satisfactory dressing can he
made. The unfortunate man is about %
wears old. and it is probable that with
careful nursing he will be able to walk
about again in few weeks.
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Ernal Sairs.
ASSiglsB'S Sale Of Furniture.
10. ~ Broug hton Street

7 Ar Offering the stock Of Furniture OF the
4 late firm of NJ. NJ. HELLER & co. for
sale AZ the comuodieus stand
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-03

1 append a short list of some OF my
choice Fall and Winter Styles, and as a
sort of d pertinent preface, it is proper to
say that while my Clothing can only to be
compared to the best work Of the Mer-
chant Tailors, ny prices are lo,9er than
sh0ddg goods are sold for elsewhere. To
enumerate: Getaway Suits Of imported
MatenOts, in wine. brown, black and
mixtures: Sack Suits in brown, wine,
blue. black and mixtures; Prince Albert
Suits: Straight Cut Sack Suits, in single
and double breasts; Sack Suits, of Eng
lish Suiting preferred by cotton men y;
Blue Yacht Cloth Vests, single and dOu-
bic breasted; Trousers in endless variety;
a tremendous line of Youths. Boys and
ChIldren's Suits; largest and cheapest
line Of red and white Underwear in the
city; Hats enough to cover every head in
the town. All at unheaTd Of prices. /
mean business. I've got the stock and
must and will sell it this season. A good
many odd suits, of which l have no as
sOrtment of sizes, will be sold beiOo cost.
159 BroughtOn street, sign of the big Arm.
SIMON MITCHELL.-AdU.
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If you want a .fHe Dress or Prince Of
Wales Suit, equal to the best custom
make, at half the cost, IRE hare them.
II you want fine, warm Fall or VIM
ter OvercOat from S. to SIS, Jse hare them.
fyou want a good, strong, reliable
Business Suit, Knock-abOGt Suit, or Suit
for every day wear, l1e hGCe them.
If YOU want a Wool or Felt Hat for
yourself or your boys. at prices lower
than you can buy anywhere, are hare them.
If you want Suits or Oyercoats for your
self or your boys, reliable and fine goods
at extra low prices, superior to anything
in Savannah, or in the State, zee hare them.
Famous New York Clothing House, 14O
Congress street.-Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-03

me following students Of the Savannah
Academy. Capt. John Taliaf5rro, Princi-
nal have their names on the '.roll OF
honor for the first month Of the session:
Thomas ArSwright. William Cooper.
Ceorra Carmauv. Arthur Gordon. \. d.
Harden. Thomas Holt, Gust0f Johnson.
John Paulsen. RodOlph Richards. Rufus
Richards. William Thompson. Charles
Warren. The grade required for a posi-
tiou on the roll Of honor Is go per cert
average in studies and conduct for the
mouth. a mark difficult OF attainment
T-irb the rigid system Of marking in the
school. The intention Of the instructors
is fbat the mark given in each study shall
not ranresent more tnan the proportion Of
the months course in that study actually
mastered by the pupil.
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HATS AND SHOES
State and County Taxes, 1881

OFFICE COLLECTOR OF STATE
AID COUNTY TAXES. CHATHAM, Co.. GAL
SAVANNAH, Oct. !, ISL. )
This office is now open at the Court House
daily. during the hours from A. N. to P. N,
for the collection Of the above taxes on REAL
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY; also Of the
POLL TAN, for educational purposes, due b7
every male resident of the county and city
between the ages of q and 60 years.
JAS. J. MCGOWAN,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-03

Al that plantation or tract q land srf,,.-
lying and being IL Bran county. ia ffa $50
Of Georgia, on the waters Of tie Great 0ge.
chez river. known a. the Care Pla1tsfisr
nearly surrounded on all sides bT tie 5r5re-,
0f the SAID rlyer. containing i've hundred M
acres, more or less. with the rights. mon
hers. hereditamenfs and appnrtepsnr-.
thereto belonging or IN anywise thereto IN.
pertaining.
Terms d Sa'e-One- third cash. balance b.
ore and two years with interest from dav II
sale, payable annually. secured bv bond 4
the purchaser or purchasers and mortgage \
prenises sold: buildings u be insured Us ~
purch aser and policy signed g. the isstar
purchaser 10 pay the Master for papers.
O. H Sass Master
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-03

To-day 1 will sell a lot Of Ladies',
Misses, Men, Boys and .Children's Shoes,
at such astonishing low prices that they
can't be duplicated in the city. All those
in need Of Shoes will get great bargains
bv calling at once and hear my prices.
Martins Palace shoe Store, lis Broughton
street.-Adr.
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Savannah Gas Light Company.

SAVANNAH, GA, Oct, 81, 1854.
On and after Nov. l, 1854, the price Of GAS
furnished By this company viii be ONE DOL
LAR Isl 00) net per thousand feet.
In consequence Of the low price at which
gas is offered, prompt payment will be eX-
pecLed, and all consumers whose bills are IN
paid TEN days after presentation, viii have
the gas shut of from their premises.
GAS STOVES Will be furnished to all con-
sumers AT COST On and after Dec. l. 1884.
ED. N. GREEN,
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COMPREHENSIVE.

SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. ], 1854.
WE have this day formed copartnership
w under the firm name OF T.. 5.
ABRAHAMS & CO., as dealers in Hides,
Wool. Bees Wax. Skins. etc, also Liquor
sKegn Depot, furnishing all kinds of Liquors
IN quantities Of 70 ~ gallons. Liquors for
medicinal purposes a specially. Soliciting the
patronage Of friends and public generally.
EDWARD s. ABRAHAMS.
CHAS. A. DRATTON.
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Aur7iol1 sslra znillre 49,
-AAit3u3f s79ttta , fiIrr f11nn
So
FINE HOUSEHOLD FURylT1--IpS -
AUCTION. Al
By GEO. ". LAMAR, Auctioueer
On THURSDAY NEXT. Nov. a afua,.,
A. g., VIII be sold

All the Furniture, Pictures. etc +, q.
house nori heast corner Of Dravpon and q ~ f-
net mel f slTr9s eensI I q PsRLOR Hail
BLES. CHAIRS, sIDEBOA RF-ps.ss5sv 1 A.
BUREAUS. WAGDROBES. ChPPF7TIS0 ,al
CLOI rs, RUGS. MATS. MATING e p III
TUREc, Etc, Etc, such as ar for,,.1 ~. ~
well furnished house. -'---A u 9
Al arfieIas mmer ~ raEa u 49,.
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Canada 81 % p p .
About 50 per cent. were those Of small
traders. whose capital was less thah
$1,000. Among those reported enoaT-
raised were Adams Allen, wnOlesale
cloths. New York city; ;. hapnoWlcn'
Brother x Co, wholesale Jewelry. S!Td-
cusa. f. W, Woodward & Son, merchant
tailoTs. Concord. y. H.; George L. Jack
son a CO.. millers, Augusta. Ga; the
Van Ftten Lumber and Single Company,
Little Rock, Ark; HarwOOd Brothers Y
Co.. hardware. Bloomington, III; I. d.
HOblit & Co., bankers, Canton, Ill.
In the PRINCIPAL trades they were as
follows: General stores 81, grocers ~,
clothing AID cloth Is. manufacturers H.,
drugs 9, hardware and agricultural I'M
plements Q. dry goods :, liquors ;, SHOES
:, lumber and material 3, mllllner! o.
produce s. bakers and cOnfectioners .,
furniture ., grain. -four. etc, D. jeweiry D,
books. stationery. etc, D, hotels app res
taurants 4. banks and bankers 3, fancy
goods 3. mems furnishing goods o. To-
bacc0 and cigars 8. coal and wood ,, COM
mission >, harness >. butchers :.
GEORGIA.
Nf7t9a.-AIayer x Ellis. general store and
saw mill. asst zued. Liabilities $4,000. They
have "a branch II Pensacola under the style Of
. Isi-a' Mayer & Co.. general store
aud saw mill. assigned.
FLORIDA.
AH1nfa.-J. NJ. Hawkins, dry goods, sold
out aud offers TO compromise.
augusta w II. Barrett. wholesale and re-
tail drugs. mort gagged stock for S5-.z5J ana
sold oui. Enterprise Manufacturing COM
utnv cotton goods. financially em6arTas-cd
The floating debt Is about $4,000, on Whlch
al extension has been asked Of four. eight.
twelve and sixteen months, but the prlnci pal
creditors have refused to grant Il. meet
ing oi stockholders will be held on Nov. 9.
Charles T. GlsntOn. saloon. closed By cTe.il-
c1ts. George I. jackson & TO-. mlliers, falle
auG sold out. Liabilities 100000; nominal
assets $4,000; actual assets $4,000; prefer
en- Is $4,000.
Fort Gaiaes-J. B. L. Allen. general store.
closed by sheriff.
ceiyer appointed. On july ! the statement
showed 1ssets S3S.o00 and liabilities $lI goo.
.>rrtnREh.-C. /. Chesnutt. naval stores.
failct. j. I. Cohen, general store, ASST gned'
N NJ. Heller 4 Co.. furniture, assigned to
Jordan r. Brooks preference s., 100; nominal
TeaRjIis-D. =. Bailey, grocer, failed and
TsryeH.-T. R. Thornton. general store,
failed.
store. assigned to !. J. Spaldlng. LiaOllItles
about 5000; nominal assets the same.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Eiastou-R. ". Pelletier & Co., drugs, as
~ cd 10 Isaac J. Taylor.
piJesn Rirer.-J. \. Mease. general store,
as-lgned. Liabilities So. 5co; assets $500.
TENNESSEE.
FJiJgta.-W. II. Flippin. grocer, assig- ed.
En1ErtIe.-W. II. Major, general store,
failed and attached for 5000.
Na.IE,ls.-D. y. Neyland, stationery, IS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-03

Hon. ". D. Harden has returned from
the North and viii resume MS seat on the
CITY Court bench this morning.
Cant. G.. A. Mercer and family, Alder
man 5. p. Hamilton, Capt. g. NJ. Wey-
mouth and wife, Deputy Collector OF Gus
toms David Porter and Dr. X j. Num-
were passengers On Saturdays steamer
from New York.
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90 TraIns - - for Jael.sonviIIe.

The new schedule Of the Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway went into
effect yesterday. There viii hereafter be
four trains per day from this city to Jack
sonville as follows: Leaving Savannah at
6:12 a. ID. and : :01 a. m, with Pullman
parl0r car. connecting at WaycrOss with
Pullman buffet aud sleeping car II New
Orleans; / 80 p. N. train with Pullman
parlor car: 20 o. m. train for Jackson
Vile. Greenviile and Albany. with Pull
man sleeping car 10 Gainesville. Fla. and
Pullman buffet and sleeper 70 Jackson
Vile. This Is probably the most COM
plete passenger service ever run over
Southern railroad. The Savannah. Flor
ida and Western Railway tracks and
EQUIPMENTS are equal 70 those OF any rail-
road in America. and the travelling puo-
lie fully appreciate the fact. The new
schedule appears In another column.
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n.nocratic ChaIlenging Committee.

DamOCrat1C OHaIItuEIuk NuIIIIHiLIces
The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed to act as Democratic challengers
at the polls tomorrow: Gen.. George P.
Harrison. Messrs. Charles hOlshorn, Mer-
rift ". Dixon. William SwOil. John 7.
MCINTYRE. William NJ. Gibbons, George
W. Parrish, J. D. Gould, J. J. Mcmahon
and i T. Sweat.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-03

A few weeks ago Miss Maggie Isabelle
Keoeh. daughter Of Mr.. John H. KeOgh,
ofthis city. sent her autograph albuGs 10
GOV. Cleveland, requesting him to
write his name on one OF
its uares. The album was returned
4 dav or two ago with the autograph
written as follows:
rsEAL GB0FER CLEF ELAND-
zUang. y. +, Ocf. -. Iss+.
The seal at the left Of the signature was
that Of the Executive Department Of the
SAC Of New York. Mr.. keOgh on Satur-
dav forwarded the album 70 his daughter,
who is at school in Macon.
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100 IL cAeIrAIGN.
The Grand Democratic Rally at the
Theatre Io-Night.

The Grand Democratic Rally at the
Theatre Tonight.
The national political campaign VIII he
closed in Savannah with a grand Demo-
cratic rally at the Theatre tonight. The
Democratic Executive Committee Of the
county have the meeting in charge. twill
be addressed by Hon. Thomas VI. Norwood,
nominee fO- Congress. Hon. Spencer r..
Atkinson and others upon the national
issues Of the day. The speakers are
prominent men. thoroughly informed upon
the situation. and viii have many things
Of interest 10 say to the Democrats of
Chatham. There should be a fun turn out
10 hear them Every member of the party
who has its interests at heart Is expected
10 do his share in making the meeting one
OF the graudest demonstrations that has
ever taken place in this part Of The State.
II is upOu the eve Of great day when the
people are alive u the vast issues at
stake. and with this in view it can hardly
fail 70 arouse the enthusiasm of every
Democrat in the county.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-03

In the south Atlantic States to-day :;
Fair weather. winds generally from north
10 east. stationary temperature in the
southern part. and slight fall in the north
ern portion.
The height Of the river at Augusta al
Ia O'Clock p. n. yesterday Augusta
time was 4 feet @ fnches-a fan Of , inches
during the preceding y hours.
Comparative statement of temperature
AZ Savannah Nov. >, ISIS and 1Ss4:
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DISSOLUTION.

SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. !, 1854.
THE firm Of Z. :. ABRAHAMS & co. is
Il this day dissolved by mutual consent,
CHAS. z. STANTON Withdrawing and Z. ;.
ABRAHAMS assuming the business.
E. 5. ABRAHAMS.
c. L. STANTON.
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For Ordinary.
a. :. NICHOLS.

To uy Friends and FeIlol0- Citizens:
hereby announce to you that will be a
candidate for the coming election to supply
al with
HATS AND SHOES
who may lose or win on the result. have q
complete stock Of stetson's
CELEBRATED STIFF AND SOFT HATS,
which am selling at prices to please.
Ny stock Is not Ordinary, as you would sup
pose from the above, as my store is stocked
with the best the country affords.
Respectfully.
A. 5. NICHOLS.
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TTITFD STATES NAFsHAT.s SALE

u y virtue OF a writ OF yenditiOni exponas t.
ID sued out of the District Court Of the United
states for the Eastern Division Southern Dis
trIct OF Georgia. at the suit 0f JOSEPH
ROBINSON & SONS ct 81. lbslauts. vs.. the
schooner john !. TAYLOR her tackle, ap-
parel. furniture and cargo Of lumber. AMI -
obedience TO the sentence and decree Of sala
court ! Twill expose for sale at pmbllc QglllsE7F
and viii sell TO the highest bidder for cash, ea
MONDAY. the Sd day OF November. \. j.
1884. between II o'clock A. q. and ? O'clock P
II. Of said day. in front Of the United states
Custom House. IN the city Of Savannah, 6as
the schooner JOHN J. TAYLOR. her tackle
apparel. furniture and cargo Of lumber, a. sne
now lies at the wharf as savannah. ga.
Dated at Savannah, Ga, 9th day Of Oe.o-
Der. a. d. 1881.
RICHARD d. LOCKE,
United states Marshal.
The vessel and cargo win be sold separately.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-03

TIE uniform scale Of prices, the elegance
Of cuisine, the comfortable, eieanly and
home-lIke appearance Of apartments, have
placed this popular hotel among the most
prominent Of the South, which reflects
great credit on its manager, who leaves
nothing undone to enhance the comfort Of
frs euraoro1s rafrNrz.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
Bradstreet's Budget of Trade Embar-
easements.

There were 205 failures in the United
States reported to Brddstreet's during the
week, against 234 in the preceding week,
and 1876, 154 and 135 in the corresponding
weeks OF 1888, 1882 and 1881, respect
lively. Additional comparisons are given
in the following table:
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Copartnership Notice.

WE have this day admitted Mr.. WALTER
w MCNEILL 70 membership in our bust
ness, and on and after this date the firm viii
resume the name and style of PEACOCK,
HUNT & co. and continue the Naval Stores
FactOrage business, in the city OF Savannah,
in the same office formerly occupied by US.
p. L. PEACOCK.
J. W. HUNT.
SaEhN-.rku a Nov 1884
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-03

DR. R. J. NUM- has returned to the city
and resumed his practice.
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AiWELL LOCATED DOWN TOWN RESI-
DENCE.
c. H. DORsETT. Real Estate dealer,

VIII sell at the Court House on TUESDAY.
Dec. ,. 1854, unless sold previously 81 pri-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-03

Neither the Masters nor the Agents of the
British steamships "Klyde'' and River
Avon" and the British ship Regent, D" will be
responsible for any debts contracted by the
crews. WILDER CO.,
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

SOFAS. LOUNGE. CHAIRS. CARPET.
NJ. T.. TABLES, LAMPS. WALNUT Ia
BILE. ROCKERS. MIRROR. 6 PICTURES
BLINDS. ] lot BOOKS. MATING. SIDE
BOARD. SHADES. BUCk Els. Black Wal
Nut CHAIRS. Z Handsome BO0k-CA~E
SAFE. BEDSTEADS. WARDROBE. NAT
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