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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

Dallas. Texas.
FLIPPEN, ADOUE & LOBIq,
B A N K & R S..
Corner Elm and PoydraF Streets,
PROFESSIONAL.
! HALL BELL, MD.
Ofilco In rear of Murdoch 4 Baldwin
dgut store. Telerhore "a office 1nH re-iucncr.
4 HTHuR NJ. MILLER,
y Auornoy-At-Law,
Wichita Falis rexas.
EHESTNrT ~ WELBOHNE,
- AttornrNs-nJ- Law ana land Agents,
Henrietta, Texts.
j, n. 'Iirs1Nur u. ID. WEIroESg.
NFAEsHALL & STRANGE,
VI AttpTucy s-Ht-A,ayY,
No. SN Main street, Dallas. TcEss
u. p. MARSHALL. W. II. ~rnASGr.
II y. BELL, County Attorney.
Aitnlney-15- Las aud Land g-ni.
Bhrl, tu'ahan County, reya,
" WRIGHT
No,1s vain street r'siaig'' 6sl'r,. f,Sn
4 aNoLD, GLASGOW 81 ARNOLD.
- Auornrys-ut-Law,
Gralgiu, Texas
! public square. win practice IN the state snd
Federal courts.
| IUHN W. DOREAiUs,
~ Attorney-at-Law and Land Agent.
Commercial prnctce solicited. ''''' ''''
| { AkswELL& FULLER,
- AuOrnCyH-at-taw,
- Decatur Texfg.
H. r. NNhsW Eli TrLlY =. FuLLER.
HAIL PATTON.
IL AttOrurys-at- Law and Land Agents,
! AlyuraGu, johnson County Texas
/ Refer ~ AlvuTado bank, T. 3. Trptioye. j.
NJ, liill, n f. ~prl;s.
NElLL&YoyNG
| ~ Atturueys-ut-LAw,
| Siephenville, Ernih County, TeAag.
n. n. NELL, LIZ YoCSG.
| JAMES AEON ND.
~ Nculi-t AMI AurisL
~, Main street, Dallas, Texng
unl'e hours 90. m, To " M. and t1f p "a.
! 4 BERNATuY BROS,
"a Atiornoyn-at.i.,,w,
7
w. NJ AbhtNAiHf' ~. @, AnrRSArEY'
| iSpsLEY a BRADFORD.
! II Attorneys and Cuunspltorv At Law.
| u ia' MIN ~ueet Jandsicy building, UHllHs.
| Texas, Give special attention % cuinmurcIaI
ana corporation law in State ana Federal
I courts.
! GARTER & WRIGHT.
! - httornoyH-ut-Ipw,
~ Angela TOW GroSn county, Te,aa
! pOuNE a sCARRuuOt
- Lawyers, Land aud COLLECTING AGENTS,
| ,.,...... SWtetNRer, frrg..
'oa"Fd HooHh' j, u, hChfnnHoCCH.
--.-------- Notary Public.
- OACH a RICHARDS,
"a Atiurneys-At- Law,
I ,,,,,, Neathaf.urI, Teasi
/ VIII give prompt attention ID brslrssa bud
! any ~ the courts OF thc state. Ia cg.ncctiof
| WIN Mack y. Roach a. TO-, SURVEYOR. DO d
! sentrii land business. COLLECTION : speciality
II. MFAlL22Mi.
| Notary Public aud Ee'i Estate Agent,
.------------ Abilene, TeSn6
In s,MELvEN
IL Auoruey -ut-L law and tanker,
seymour, hayluf County, Texas
,ENSoneNye bought and sold on an the prn-
is hcoLEMy,AN.
! Colorado City, TCxas
Collections promptly attended 10.
! CRAWFORD d CRAWFORD.
! y Attorneys Law,
! n ,.,... Office No. ~ aain ~
s-.---.----.---.--. y. ~ hnNh
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ALI " PATTON.
IL AitornryH-at- Law and Land Agents,
Alyuradu, johnson County, Texas.
Rs.er ~ AlyWado bank, T. B. TrptlOve, J.
NJ. Hill, \. +. Sutrl.a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

ms vel known preparation u highly sec
lminruded for DrFper slR. Headache. Sirt
1e 81 ihe stomach ana an cnntnlainis a..
ma fn'm Acitv. nii0usness and Naiari,
Nefcr and cools She hiood. and regnls'es she
1ore's and isa ffvor'te medicine FOR cbiidrsn
lf'larrd oy A. EltlERS SONS. Chemist.
81 heakcr street, New Ynfk
Sar-Sunarior - Mineral Waters. Geiafr-
tOrisrs. etc. .tsold by al pri.gisF.i .fE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

GOING SOUTH.
Orleans and (sRlVest.n
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-11-29

1l<s( - 0A4f
See that your tickets rgaA Yin Texas and
Faeitc Railway For maj itnf IA bles, tickets
lntee and all required f4natipn, cali On nF
HUG IESs Passenger Akanf. II dns III. W II I.
NEWMAN, Tfaih@ danaanFs d. w Net tI1
LOUaH. Passenger VIM Iakaas
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STATE NEWS AND VIEWS.


Car leads of Western produce are
now received here direct from St.
Louis by rail. Two carloadsate now
Ell route. for one merchant.- Capt
tolian Advocate.
This has been All extraordinary
season fol til, successful manufici
ure of the sugar crop III this PARISH,
and from all accounts h. AItli is
exceedingly good rcuebonne
Times.
"A. Pledser, chairman, calls Il
meeting .ot the Colored Natioaal
Committee to convene at lew Or,
leans, Dec. II, to consider tie silua
ton OF the cOloreti people under The
Democratic party,
The tin9st sample Of Sugar VIZ
have seen this year CONES flon the
Oakley plantation, in this PARISH,
aud manufactured 10y Mr.. Alfred
Wallnan, of Ph ladeiphia. Thv
yield is two llogshe,,ds PEI acre.
I-llhervtllc South.
Mr.. w. Theirs arrived in TOW n
early Monday morning with wagon
load OF oranges from Lake Arthur.
which he sold readily at TWO dollars
per HUNDRED. L Is we're of medium
Size, bu, far superior to those now
Oh our market. Washington
Argus.
Tramps are OH the move and our
active and efficient Constable pro
vides many Of them with grub ID
work. The thieves aid pickpockets
preceding and accompanying the
circus VIII also receive due attention.
- Lafayette Advertiser.
+ On Monday morning force of
laborerS began work at the Port
Allen terminus of The Louisiana
Central Railroad to clear the dirt
away from each side of the rails pre-
paratory to reducing the road to
standard guage. Work has been
commenced III earnest and will he
pushed forward as. rapidly as cir
cnmstancts will permit Port al
len Sugar Platter.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and erymg
with pain Of cutting tectbl If o,seLd at once
and get bottle OF Mrs. " INsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN 1EETHING. It's value is
ineal9uable. 1t will relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately. Depend upon it moth
ers, there is no mistake about 1t. it cures dys-
EMERY and iatrhpa, regulates the stomach
and bowes.cures wind colic.suftcns tho gums,
reduces mtiamation,and gives tone aud energy
to the whole system. Mrs. MISSIONS SooTH-
ING SYRUP FoR ctIILDREH TEETHINGis pleasant
to the te,and is the prescription OF one of the
oldest and best female nurses and physicians in
the United State and is for sale Ivy all drug
gists throughout the world. Price, 20 cents
bottle.
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EsSrays.

A bay creole mare, about u hands high. 4
years old, with shoes on. was taken up by the
The owner will come forward,
prove property and pay CHARGES, or it will be
disposed OF according to law on Saturday, the
29th November, 1884, at | O'clock A. NJ
SOLOMON FELIX,
Good Hope Stare Left Bank,
st Charles Parish, La.
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HELP WANTEp.-FkMALxs,

Wanted in every town, city and county, an
intelligent, energetic lady OF good address and
some business ability. to introduce to the trade
and consumers, MADAME DEANS CCLtBKATGD
SPINAL SUPPORTING CORSET. SplendidlY adj
vertised; highly recommended by the leading
Modistes, the Fashionable rressmakers, and
the most eminent Physicians of the United
States and Europe. Liberal pay. Agents
are making SIS to $65 weekly Address,
LEWIS ScmELE & Co.
800 Broad gav.s.Naw York
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-11-29

mamma, pussy's dot pins in her feetF
-Erchdnge.
fare the people in Providence 90
very. very poorp" asked little girl q
her father. II suppose they are no
poorer than the rest of mankind, said.
the old gentleman. What prompts,
that question. my childg'' We'll.
said the little girl, II just heard it thla
morning at Sunday school that every;
body trusts in Providence" "Go way"
said the old gent, 'you mako m4
tired, ~ Providence JVSIfNsh
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-11-29

-,yas witnessed in 1799-jusc y also. c;ll
Years before; and another still ieess1
though very considerable, in exactly
thirtY-thrce years afterwards, viz: No
ycmbcr Is, 1866 But it was much
more prominent in England than in
America.
Sometimes large meteoroid strikes
the atmosphere with such violence as to
explode with loud noise, and break in
several pieces. which fly along in their
separate tracks. A noted example OF
this kind was seen by many persons in
this State at nine o'clock in the evening
of December 81, 1876. When meteor
tics are analysed and examined with
microscope, they are found to be conf
posed largely of iron. mixed with other
substances, all of which are known to
exist on the earth, butin different pro-
portions of combinations. So that q
meteorite, as a mass, is different from
any other body VIC know of, although
of the same materials differently put to-
gether. Besides the group OF meteor
ODDS which the earth passes. OF pene-
trates, near the middle of November
each year, there is another which we
pass about the 10th of August, when We
may expect that shooting stars. will DC
more numerous than they are in ordi
nary clear nights.
-ysahseryations for . number OF Year.
AnSust meteors generally
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aRKDRIVER&COASTLINE
UPPER COAST PACKETS:
Office. 46 Camp st. N. o.
DAILY mNE Ass FoLLowS:

DAILY mNE AS FOLLOWS
Monday, = ednesday & Friday, J M, WAisper.
Monday, Wcd'day & Friday,l2 NJ, Assup,gtion.
Monday and Friday, Kcokstk
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturaay,l2
Belle Of the Toast
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- SEQ cards headed, Notice.
Attention is called to Estray notice

Attentions called to Estray notice
Read card headed, Attention, All.
4; Riggs, Il Bros Cistern Makers: shop. No.
=" Dsiord street n. o.. Send for Price List.
Are you troubled with rheul ,atismi use
ASAaAHs spawn MS. Read advertisements
The attention of our readers il
sailed to card headed, For Sale"
~ Speclal attention is called to
the judicial advertisements.
We learn that Mr.. Thomas j. Sci.
lers, will finish grinding next week.
The majority of our planters have
been running pretty Regularly, With
lew accidents and misllapS.
Mr.. L. -1eBreton, IN anager Of the
ASpeIanza" plantation, dropped Ill
on us Tuesday morning last.
Our 'os,nuy friends who may
lave corn 10 spare, could find eady
sale tor it by bringing it to town.
We learn that no mail has been
received at Ed2artl, st. Joh,. iol
sllc past week. Aud still Va have !.
fast mail service.
Mud, mud, mud, is the order OF
the day. The present rains with
that Of Saturday night last, has
eauSed considerable delay to our
planters.
On Saturday last at her residence
one mile above HahnviIie, at the
age Of sixty years, Mrs. Dorvin
passed away to Il brighter nome.
Her funeral TOOK place On Sunday
morning followed u, he relatives
Autl friends of the deceased. Peace
to her ashes.
The telephone company IL con.
Rtructing u separate line to run from
Edgard to New Orleans, ani thereby
offer TO our planters advantages
which they do not at present pos
Aess, as well as u fair reduction in
rates.
A terrible cyclone passed over the
parish Of st. John tie Baptist, on
last Saturday e, ening destroying
large amount of property and kill
ing two men named AnatOle Prrret
and Antoine Mialaret, and wound.
ing six others. The damage will
amount to over $4,000,
We have been promised for parish
display at the Worlds Exposition,
several rare family heir looms, viz:
Two silver cups, one OF them being
$40, the other, 100 years old. We
expect 70 have several pieces of Wax,
dhfilar show. thoi1ig work, made BIZ fair |
Witnessed in 799-justssals0, calbinet
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eszns~~ MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS
ssgsRe INDEPENDENT ELEcTRlc IiGfir
- PACKET. For THE UPPER oAsr.
to Hampton Pcint and all way landings--the
new and ndsome
MsBEL C0MEAUX,
d. j GGMEAUx, Master,
w. e. MAcLlN Il CHAs. DRAM. Clerks,
will leave as above Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays az Il a., returning down the coast
on alternate days.
Has Il clerk at the head of Cont street, NO,
daily to receive freight.
Gay BERI'RAM, on
JOHN MHoDGKINSON, Agents. Couti st.
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LAWLER & HUcK,
Commission Merchants,
FIss'sstG'sIa as'ItisIty,.
1OI MAGAZINE STREET,
New ORLEANS.
ATTENTION, ALL.
2ffcs. Commissioner Of ne " Worlds Exposition
fo,. ibe t,0,.ieh IF 81 (fhurlee.

Office Commissioner of he +" Worlds Exposition
:, for he parish Of ST. Charles:
SD HAHRvILLE, Sept 9Th 1894
N. /, the undersigned, Commissioners for the
~ parrish Of st. Charles, to the WobLD's ExPO-
4. sIuoE which will open in the City Of New Or.
~ leans IN the first day OF December, 1884 being
n. DESTROYS that all the resources of the perish
should be properly represented at that ExpO.
x, stlon hereby solicit the cooperation of all ho
ir art sincerely Interested IN contributing to the
n prosperity Of our Stau's agriculture .cslnmetce
y and industry IN preparing and forwarding q
ct me-within the shortest possible delay, evefs
object calculated to attract the attention af e
hlle rssQus visitors TO the ~ prldia Expoaifion
mailer all =, leans,
,ell or crust wses n towaring 10 and fefagn tFRna
,rnel within, and lon xsl ssessa NJ g. sat
reed down by its 9. : X
lere would be condenSs zfsu
II. Strains would be creaes ase9
nally the shell would give way at 81
eak point; there would be an upheaval
+ wrinkling of the earth's crust or an
along the line of least resist I
nee. Possibly the mountains were ion
,rmed in this way; and this hypothesis ing
FINISHES a very acceptable explanation lad
{ the faults and displacements of strata TIL
yhich biologists have observed. In rep
act, rather think that geologists have am
sed this hypothesis, but | have not the dul
alta at hand to verify my impression. ma
! complicated theory, involving assures mi
n the earth's crust, cavities containing POI
molten matter and sudden precipita- the
ion of water into these cavities with the
of steam under enormous thu
pressure, has also been advanced to ac- de
count for earthquakes. But the idea thi
hat earthquakes are simply the result on
ii the gradual contraction Of the earth mi
hat is going on all the while seems to oil
me both natural and logical,--Prc' &C
floss. 10
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PP IIIIAE SLEEPING CARS

MARSHALL 81 NEW OlaI.IsA Ms
WITHOUT CHANGED
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FsMs eulipAiifa nWgnit4 fsAlsi Fia| Nd
ianeHs vat + bliillAnl e IS b anil TX lile
liallt Il & aitlIIY ~ sEiI' N i btit lsble
lei etsf ii III der, They isif Aislsl slisslsf T.,
KtlusaltsF fila iIIa nIEE,li IN "A ileeef.l
stzf and iu9 lie AZ elI'
ftif lsi(l q. NJ. b s IA
NehT lA} IL iiaffft II ~ ms I Z u 7
i9ientee Ill lnhu ifH l|lt W.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-11-29

@eN ~ ~ .fttHts tttt'st p e "a
!. epsing aha Getting NaNxls al
The bAs
ionable CONF tt a " zAa llatlsl w 3Ilslfi
ing-silver, CRY 8
laden with candlo llenfltl
The most perfect q 2..,. g .:....
repasts The finest wiz
ance and music plays fro
during the whole repast. The Ii
married couple occupy seat a,ks, /.
middle of the table, the
porting them on both sides;
The company take seats 'accS Ssss| "a ..Ssst
the degree of relationship or ram Il 3
they want very grand dinner they of~e6.
der generals dinner, which costs Fl
thirty dollars more than an ordinary tic
one At this dinner, so ordered, the 81
master of ceremonies invites real b.
old pensioned-ofT general, who is re- III
ceived with all the reverence due to his til
rank aud seated in the place Of honev. ~
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7. Q "a. IN -
s & !. %
~. ..,sS = ~ - lspistee .
s, "a So 7uAs u aAd building OF
.ss4ke5ass afe the only portions Of the
immense work that remain to be done,
and in very short time trains will be
passing over the whole OF this woader'
tul sabtegranean road. -PAiladSIphta
Rrsss
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-03
THE UNITED STATES COURT

Libel against the Steamship "GladiOlus"
Sentenced for Violating Revenue
Laws.
The United States District and Circuit
Courts. with Hon. J. W. Locke, of the
Southern District of Florida, presiding,
convened in this city Yesterday morning
at 10 O'Clock, when the case Of Margaret
McGintv. libellant, against the British
steamship GladiOlus, for $4,000 damages,
was called in the District Court. n num-
Der OF witnesses testified in the case, when
the court took recess until this morning
at 10 O'Clock.
The particulars Of the case are substan-
TALLY as follows: James McGinty, long
shoreman in the employ of James Reilly,
boarded the steamship on Thursday MORN
iRg, September 20, of last year, TO go to
work. He went between decks, and while
feeling bis way along in the dark, the up
per matches being on, McGinty fell
through an open hatchway into the
lower hold. When the upper matches
were opened the injured man was found
lying on his side and suffering intensely,
having fallen about seventeen feet. He
was taken to his home, corner of Bryan
and Houston streets, when il was ascer-
tanned that his right shoulder was broken.
He had also sus tanned severe bruises
about the head. The man continued 10
great pain until about O'Clock in the af-
fernO0n. when he died. His physician,
DR.. j. B. Read, announced his death
as the result Of internal injuries. He left
a wife and three children, and there being
no doubt as to the cause Of his death no
inquest was held. The widow is the par
~ who brings the libel. The written tes-
timonv will be submitted to-day, when
the argument Of counsel will follow.
sam Brash, Of Ware county, and Abe
Douglass. Of Pierce county, two negroes,
were brought before the Circuit Court on
an indictment charging them with having
retailed liquor without a license. Both
OF them pleaded guilty, and were SEN
fenced to be imprisoned one month in
Pierce county Jail and to pay fine Of 500.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-03

FINDER and by virtue Of a f. ia. issued out
u Of bingham Superior Court. in favor IF
ALEXANDER Q. ULMER VS.. w NJ. II. Nc
LEOD and CHARLES IL. MCLEOD, l have
levied upon the following property of the
defendants. to wit:
Two hundred and sixty t260l acres OF land
more or Less, the property of G.. H. Mcleod,
lying in Chatham county, on the Augusta
road, opposite the 13-mile post, bounded by
lands of Dasher and Zettler, l3-Inile old field,
Wandelkin's, and George A. Keller's. Also,
fOrty-nine (49l acres (mOre or Less, lying on
the county line of bingham and Chatham. as
the property of VIM. Il. and Charles II. Nc
LeOd, near the H-mile post on the Augusta
road, bounded by lands known as Rice Hope,
lands of Exleys, Davis and Dasher. Notice
of levy, time and place of sale, served upon
James Bright and TOney Williams, tenants in
possession of property.
And l will offer the said above described
property at public cutlery, for sale, before
the Court House door of Chatham county, in
the city of Savannah, on TUESDAY, THIRD
DAY OF JUNE, 1884, during the legal hours
of sale, to satisfy said Fl. ia.
Terms cash. Purchasers paying for titles.
JOHN Z. ROMAN,
Sheriff {. Co.. Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-03


The Oglethorpe Base Ball Club will
hold a regular meeting tonight.
Georgia Chapter No. 3, K. A. NJ, will
hold a regular cOuyOcation tonight.
There viii be a regular meeting Of Ogle-
thorpe Lodge No. ], l. q. o. F., tonight.
The Republican Blues Band, under the
leadership OF 81. II. Ray, viii give a con-
cert in the park Friday night.
A dividend of So so per share has been
declared on the stock Of the Augusta and
Savannah Railroad Company.
THE annual meeting OF the stockholders
81 the Evergreen Cemetery Company Of
Bonaventure viii be held to-day.
The brig K0ssak was cleared yester-
day for Kingston, ia, with 10,0S9 pieces
b. D. lumber, measuring 1861 600 feer, val
ned at $4,000, and 81, 500 cypress shingles,
valued at $50; total valuation Of cargo,
Sd 80. Cargo by Potomac Fertilizing
company.
Cant. j. II. Cesar, a well known pilot,
IS living dangerously in at his residence,
30. So BrOughtOn street. On Sunday
uieht he went TO his bedroom, and shortly
affer his wife, who was on the next floor,
heard a heavy fall, and on going upstairs
fsnrd her husband lying insensible on
lie floor. Capt. Cesar has not been in
GOOD health for some time. and il is feared
fhat his present illness will PROSTATE him
for sons time.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-03
Fighting Mad,

Plated Shirts. open fronts, at Belsin-
GERS. "a Whitaker street.-AdU.
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SALE BY q. S. MARSHAL AS SPECIAL
MASTER.

FINDER and by virtue of the decree OF the
u Honorable the Circuit Court OF the
United States for the Southern District of
Georgia, Eastern Division, in the Equity
causes Of Slaughter W. FickliD, complainant,
and Henry A. Tarver ct al, defendants. and
B. A. Denmark, assignee, etc. complainant.
and Slaughter w. Elcktin ct al. defendants,
the following described property having been
dulv levied upon, will be sold by the L S. Mar
shall for the Southern District OF Georgia, or
his Deputy, as Special Master, at public out
cry in front Of the United States Custom
House in the city of savannah, Georgia, on
the FIRST TUESDAY IN JULY, 1884, dur
ing the legal hours Of sale, for
cash, and to the highest bidder,
fifteen Ql5). one hundred and fourteen QlD,
eighty-eight (SS), eighty-nine tS9), seventy
four (74, seyenty-six tT6l, eighty-seven 81,
seyenty-two (72),. seventy three tI3l. and for
tv eight (4S), each Of said lots containing two
hundred and fifty t250l acres. more on less,
lying in the seventh district of Baker county,
Georgia, said lots constituting what is known
as the NOtchaWay place. Also lots OF land
numbers three hundred and seventy seven
(377). three hundred and seventy eight 1879,
three hundred and seventy-siX( 356), and three
hundred and eighty-four (3Sil, each Of said
lots containing two hundred and fifty acres,
more or less, and constituting part Of what
is known as the Rocky Hill place, lying IN the
Second district of Dougherty county. Georgia.
Also those certain lots of land situate, lying
and being in the Second district Of
Dougherty county, Georgia, and knows as lots
numbers three hundred and seventy three
(373l, three hundred and seventy-twO 1872,
three hundred and seventy-five (375), three
hundred and seventy -four $40, three hundred
and eighty-seven $50, three hundred and
lightweight (3SS), and three hundred and
eighty-siX 1856, three hundred and eighty
nine 1881, three hundred and ninety $500,
three hundred and ninety one SD, and three
hundred and eighty-fve 1855, and also all
those certain lots of land situate, lying and
being in the eighth district Of Baker county.
Georgia, known as lots numbers one hundred
and sixty-one (l6), one hundred and sixty
16Ol, one hundred and fifty C59), one
hundred and twenty Q20), and one hundred
and twenty-one (l2l). the above named
lots OF land constituting what was formerly
known as the Home place and a portion Of
what was known as the Rocky Hill place; also
lots Of land numbers one hundred and fifteen
nl5l. one hundred and sixteen (ll6), one hun
dred and seventeen an, one hundred and
twenty -four (I24l, one hundred and twenty
Ave 125). one hundred and twenty-siX tl26),
one hundred and twenty-seven (l2I), one hum
dred and fifty-three (153l and one hundred
and ffty-lee (l55), each of said lots contain
ing $50 acres, more or less, and lying in the
Eighth District of Baker county, Georgia.
r. d. LOCKE, U. S. Marsha.
ByM. G. HALL, Deputy U. s. Marshall, as
Special Master.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-03

X EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.-Notice is
" hereby given to all persons having de-
mands against RICHARD DOTSON, late OF
Chatham county, deceased, to present them
to me- properly made out, within the time
prescribed by law, SO as to show their char
acter and amount; and all persons indebted
to said deceased are required to make pay
ment to me.
APRIL 2s, 1884. o,,.,,,-
1F,-o.o,,t1,. viii of Richard Dotson deceased.