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ALIVE WHILE IN HER COFFIN.
While Her Funeral >erm n was Preached
Lady Returns 10 Life.

Lady Returns TO Life.
LIBERTY. VA, April l1.-Miss Amanda
Christian died, apparently, couple Of
days ago, and her BODY was placed in
coffin. Yesterday her remains were fol-
lowed to church bv a lar2e number Of her
friends and relatives. AS is customary,
the lid Of the coffin was removed as the
body lay in the church that the mournegs
might have a last look at the departed.
The min stpr had begun the funeral
services with great solemnit' amid the
expressions of grief OF the ffmily Before
the sermon was MALT through the physician
of the woman, VINO had just heard Of her
death. came dsshing Il tn the cbu en- on
horseback, dirocred the minister 10 dnsist,
ard tolG the mou ners TO dry their faces,
| because the woman We, not dead.
The bady was rem we'd from the coffin,
carried back home ard the pHysiciau
detected warmth in it. Z s'ocauyes were
applied ana the woman was restored to-
consciousness AVID viii recover. Her
horror at having so narrowly escaped So
frghuul a calamity as buried before
death is reported as in 'eecrih8lln. and
the CONSERVATION Of the neo le who we,c
o n arB witnessing such a thing is very
I great.
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ruTsHURG Pa. April l3 -Tt's aOc~.
noon 100 p7d ers left this city for New
Zealand T. work in large mill
mill Just fnished there. The suhsti.
tuition o steel for iron in our mills is fas,
taking away their occunation and driyn
them TO seek employment elsewhere
Within the last two wears not less than
1900 men in this city have ben throw n
on Of work 10y the Introduction OF ma.
chinery for IN" manufacture Of steel.
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For the South Atlantic States to-day :
Fair wea her, northerly winds, shifting to
easterly, falling. preceded in the east por-
ton by rising barometer, nearly station
airy, followed in the west portion by slowly
rising temperature.
rne neigut Of the river at Augusta at
1888 O'Clock p. N. yesterday Augusta
time was 10 teet-no change during the
cast "a hours.
Comparative statement Of temperature
At Savannah April 13. tsl4 and lSc5;
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BURIED FAILING CHIMNEY
Five Men KILLED Outright While Clean.
ing Out a Snnkast elk

oscoDA, Mich, April 10 A horrible
accident occurred here about 4 o'clock to-
dav. While seven men were clearing
brick out Of the smokestack of J i'm
Grams mills the bottom tier gave wav.
aud the men were buried under so 900
brick Five We're killed outright. ono
was severely but not fatally injured. aud
one. boy Of ", ESCAPED without
serious injury. Nearly al those Killed
were mangled beyond recognition. The
last man was taken out az o O'Clock.
gang of men viii work an night TO re-
move the remaining debris in search for
others who may possibly be in the ruins.
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GOING Bur sMRIous nuE1.


Roth the Principals and One of the
second. Wounded in an . frtir Of q onor
in Ni.sissiPpi.
HELENA, ARK, April 11.-O1e Of the
most unusual occur euces in the history
of the civilized negro race happened in
Mississippi yesterday. MIR. Boyd Starns.
VINO owns plantation in the bottoms.
aud who WAS ia the city TO day. described
the affair. Last fall be employed TO pick
cotton astr0 ping six-root mu alto named
Bob Williams. VINO claimed Helena as his
home. lie had not been in bis employ
but a short tive wnen he became en-.
amored OF Synita Alcorn, handsome
Wu alto GIRL Woo lived vita her father
ON the place. Zack Kidding. AN old en-.
ploye on the place, had been also paving
his resp cts to Syuita, and fierce AVID
htter rivalry nc once arose between the
mon. they had veral Il hts during the
wntr first one then the Other getting
the best OF those contests. Their con.
tnued rows becoming irk soma AND
doWorallZiuE the other hands. Sir. Siarns
tNld them lass Nluda, evening that hey
would have 20 b9h We No msolyes or Lave
ne place. some ore suggest d 90 them
that they ight a duel. ana in halfway put
a hnnl decision urun their bod bloc 4.
BON mon rcal 81 Hseeuted. ANA a white
Z amp on the place proposed To furnish all
the rules nod regulations necessary for
the occasion. ln accordance with his i'm.
etruou1us, tha mon so octnd their Soc
onds. sent Tor the doctor ana proceeded 60
q secluded spot BOP th' forest q. the battle
cr uud. smith a. Wessnn A. calihrp bis.
to's were the weapons selected and fifteen
tiPp the distance. The toss for positions
y suite favoraIlv for Williams. and the
d 80 r@ Onh their positions. A great biz
bl O. follow nHmHd Frank smith was The
ore 90 cove tue word. He expanded bis
c'@7t, dlCH IN a fun breath, and
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S. Q. EMERY. SGT. S. C.. U. 5. 4
Advice 10 Aiothers

MRS. WlNsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
SHOULD always Dee used when children are
cutting teeth. 10 relieves the little sui.
ierer at ONE; % produces natural, quiet
sleep 10y relieving tho caid from pain.
ana the little cteW1 Gwakcs as "briebt
~ hult1n." - rs yoTy pleasant ~ taste.
~ so"thes tbe child, s0iicrs the gums. al.
lays all pain, relieves irlnd. regulates the
n,oWr's. anI is the bcs. known remedy nr
uldrfhoa' whether ar sing igom ieething
or cth.r causes. ~ cents q bottle.
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SPRINGFIELD. ILL, April 13.-ln the
House this morning only few mem. erS
were present. Suitable joint resolutions
were adopted relative 10 he death OF Rep
respntatiVe Shaw. and the House then
took a recess until IL 30 O'Clock. No hu~l-
ness was don. in the Serate, except TO
concur in the Joint resolution relative 10
the death of Representative Shaw. In
jnnt assembly IS Senator's and 48 Repre-
sentatives answered the roll call. Mr.
Morrison received 10 votes, ID. Robbins
OF Quincy >. and John G. Black l.
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AN Ex-MNY0R's MAJ Ess.
He Prepares 70 Drop from bridge an,
1hen Cries for Aid.

BUFFALO, Y. Y. April IA I'm
Waugh, ex NJ yor of Niagara Falls. Ont,
who h S BEEN faliul IN health of late.
walked ont on the railway suspension
bridge from hat place yesterday after
noon, climbed over the railing and hung
from one Of the iron Orders underneath
the bridge by both hands, 100 feet above
the rocks, near the waters edge.
Some friends saw him climb
over, and ran out on the bridge
expecting 10 see his body dashed to
pieces on the rocks below. but the man
repentad and held on for dear life tn the
iron 2irders, calling for assistance. soon
three young men ran 10 his aid, and brae-
ing themselves with their lees and lean
M over he side OF the hrid TO- TOY hedarger
OF theirOwn lies, Rescued Waugh f. m his
perilous position. Waugh ha- for some
time past shown signs OF temporary in.
s nifty, caused by sickness from oyerexer-
ton % political life.
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TUNNEbLED 10 THE PLUNDHr.
neroer Char. d w''a stealing Large

BARBER Charged With stealing Large
Ccsnt,t'es Of Cigars and Sob eco.
WnNrsBARR PA, April 10 Otto
Doeb was arrested here this evening for
singular and bold robbery. Loeb came to
tbs city from New York about SIX months
ago, and opened barber shop in a b7s,-
ment. und,r L. Brown & Co.'s oil Office.
Y Xt door We're the spacious warehoua. s
of Wells. Bowman & Co.. Who'll sale aro-
GERS and comm ssiOn merchants. 10 b
dug down under the Il 'or Of his sh0n and
wade a unuel connecting with VOLS
30 IN 4 Co.'S cellar. H. then carried
on q syst. matte G urse of robbery. takinz
out Urge quaniifies of cig RS. tobacco.
fancy soaps. toilet artc es and other
! goods. II put a wa ION on the road and
. ddled cigars end tabgccO an th-ough
Tie country. Wells Bowman & Co miss q
| large QUANTITIES. # their goods. bf1t could
MOI diecover where any Of them had cone
Finally susDic on fell upon Loeb. and his
arrest followed snon after. Bowman 4
co. con only approx their loss. INIT
they place il ~ $1,000. Over 81 900 worth
Of goods er found at L.e''s Bouse fter
his arrest. He was committed to jail for
trial
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INENUIOR,o SALE.
BY HENRY ELUE, huctioneer.

BY HENRY ELUE, huctioneer.
Under ard by. yiitue OF an order granted nv
the Ordinary Of Chatham county, we will
sell 'or the a. ment OF debts, al uu lie on :
err, before the door OF the Cart Hnu~e. IN
the e'tv OF >aYaun9n and sarH county, ON
the Fra Day x MAY, 1885, between
IN" !, gal h urs OF sac, the follow ing prom
egJy "e OuSl0g 10 the estate of tie lale
HENRY d. DECKER ON, namely:
An undvi1c twenty ne one hundred and
twenty eecun9s (29-l2z) in wharf lOts Il teen
ll9l sixteen (i6) and seventeen 40 on Hatch
lns'n's Isl nj, in said county, and the small
island CONTIGUOUS IN -aid countv, beng the
ota laid ouj bv William Vim, $50 pposite
the city of savannah, each If "a Il lots meas
uri"g one hHnared and twenty-five 175) feet
'front.' on the savannah rlver ana eXtenainl
nat vi. tn no wsrily acrOss said SIN n
island e. said tin crimson Island proper. Lof
- runs e. $50 feeI. more or less: Its i6 An
i run b c6 each $40 feet, more or less
Also, an Undivided one-haf Interest in
wharf lots eighteen tlS) and ninete,n Ng) IN
9.ll auto lusuu Is and, more fully described
the deed from VIM. at.crs5V to the aid
Bcke son and Jacob Pauisen, executed on
tie - da' Of june. l,S2. va
Also, ten tl0) shares of the capital stock Of
che Citizens' Mutual Loan Company.
Terms Cash; purchaser paving ~ titles.
II. NJ. BRANCH,
IL =. WHINE
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UNITEl sTATEs MARsHAL,s SALE.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
Under and by virtue of writ Of execu-
- ton issue out of the Honorable the
Firth Circuit Court Of the United States Tor
the southern District Of Georgia IA FAVOR OF
the plaintiG, JAM 5 ID. CARH L, IN the
following case, 10 wit: J NJ b. d. Cab AkI
VS. JOHN II. PARKER an BEF kLl D:
kER, said execution now owned ana
held by A. j. ROUNT EE; a levg having
been made by the United states Marshal q
the southern District of Georgia on the i0l.
lowing described property: Part OF lot OF
land number four hundred ana eighty iQur
4o4) ana part of lot number four hundred ana
eigh y-hve 80, and part OF lot mum er ave
hundred and twenty nine $50. and twenty
acres (20) Of lot number live b. dred ala
twenty-eight (52Sl adjoining. All living on
The northeast side of the road from Qutmfn
Ia 'rroOversvlle, and bound as follows: On
the east b5 Piscola creek, south by pub &c r0au
leadlng from Qpitman to GrOOyersgille noflh
by lands OF Char Is Grower. we { by LANDS OF
YRS Lee and the estate of Ramsey. All IN the
Twelfth District of orig naly Irwin, now
Brooks county, Georgia, containing one thou
sand acres tluu0), more or less, except ky
I'VE acres 900 granted as homestead 70 ,. ";
Brooks nv United States Bankrupt Court ana
now occupied by ABiuas NeWsOme' ieaNihs
nine hundred ana thiity-lye hcres (9.0j, more
or less.
And will sell the same at pub ic anton be-
FIRE the Custom House, in the city OF oaVah-
ut :. county of Chatham and stat Of .7eorga,
On the FIRST TUESDAY n MAI NEAL
between the law ful hours OF sale, 49,
Tenants in possession notlued IN WIlthh'
purch ser ny ing for Tires. 80
Dated at savannah. Ca, March y, 1852,
EDN AID T.. MAttE u. ;. arsldL
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BY :. D LaEOCIE'5 SONS, Auctioneers,
BY virtue Of en- order or ntcd by the Honor.
able Hampton l.. ter1ll, Ordiaary Of Chat.
ham county, we will Il Def re the Cont
House door. during the lcga. hours of sale.
on U SD q Y, bipy ), So:
All that DO y Of land in Chatham county.
ga on ~ bee Island, known a Kiag's LAID
ing, and Il the ands att c cd to ana belong.
ing To said estate and being part OF said land
ing. The above is sold for ~ tri0ution and
payment OF debts. $. EL-ING Z,
Admin de bonis non estate James KiIg.
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KrnaI Eloiiree.

CTATEUFGEORGtA, CHArHAMCorMil'igs
- Notice Is hereby given that have g lnst
Application TO the Honorable On, Iom.
OF Ordinary OF Chatham county l%
order to sell all OF the real e,'9aLL
bclo giug to the estate OF kDW AID LN1s
SON, colorcd deceased. for the purp XVI
pawn nj OF debts and distribution, amy
saii order VIII be granted st the MAJ ees1
llSs5) Of saiu court. un ers objections arc NV
JORDAN r. BRO NJ.
County AdmlnistralV'
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BORsFORD's ACID PaOsPHATE,

A : = liable KemFdy TOT NraVeI,
DR.. T. H. Newand, Jr., St. Louis, Mo-,
says: 81 have used it in diseases of the
urinary organs, such as gravel, and par
ticulariy spermatorr. Ga, with very GOOD
results. and think it very valuable
remedy in those dis ases.'
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c. n. DoRsETr,
An LLLGN'T r sGnENCE DELIGHT.
FULLY SITUATED.
@. n. DOttSEIT. Real E.tafe DcoIor
Real e tate Dealer.

~ - DNAs'ff - AeAt Estate Dealer.
! am oGari0g, upon exceedingly liheval
terms ai private sale, tpal cloga4t Rpsi,iepcp
Known "a, So. li6 1ayi.r street, bcing the
wei "a hNlt OF Lot no. l3. Mon ar y
su.yc.t TO an annual proun1 rent Of $40 %
pl t. & th' c'ty of savannah. and Is heated
on taylor street, he tAl4d door cast Of Buli
street. wa
I3e residence Is g'~N ~ CON so-t and con.
Veuierce. b.inF complete IN the numerous
o." Nenience- that ada 10 the comfort and on.
JNment OF family. be- rooms are large ann
aifF. windoNs wei place :, admitti, g aii the
Ig't and mr. zoos. lble. Tire plumbing has born
scientifically done 40 great co. {, with Wow
To tni'Fr IT edpm rom sewer 4as The hou-o
contains nine large ro0mf, bcsiIlos drcssing
room. mum r'us G es'ts, two bath rooms-is
~ 'pl el WIN gas Oh ouehout, ot and cold
Wh'cf dumb Waler ~" akng tuues, private
stalF"a., etc Tue location fronting Mon
,ttry squire. n d m cloge proXimity 10 tho
ft,k uud Iul street, with southern front
make 10 exceedingly desirable.
irrms-lltlt ca h; balance in five years IN
t"at Time Is d'.iredl, with interest al per
nt. pcr auuum.
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A PLEA FOR HIGH LICENSE.
President Miller. Of the Export Asso-
citation, Gives Hts Views.

President Miller. of the Export AssO-
citation, Gives Hts Views.
CHICAGO. April 13-President Miller,
OF the Western Export Association
(whl Ky pool). is in the city, ard in an
interview says: "Distilleries are only
running % pei cent. of their capacity and
- per cent is put on the market, the re-
naming per cent. being kept in bonded
warehouses. There is no demand for
LIQUOR, state Of affairs that | never
knew 20 exist in the past. The temper
ance a -itatiOu has nothing to do with it.
10 is the hard times. Brewers rflt it fret.
Che foreign labarrr, who largely drinks
.ter, was the FIRST 10 have his wages cut
down He stopped drinking his glass Of
beer and the demand diminished Ameri-
cans drink whisky. They were the
last to have their salaries reduced.
When they stop drinking di-tillers APP
preciate he fact.
BENEFITS OF HIGH LICENSE.
"D.stilleis ana jobbers are Sllip favor Of
nigh liceD-e, as are also the better class
Oi saloon m "a. 1t is now apparent to all
that toe fight against the Scott law in
Quo was a mistake, although it was p e.
cipiJated bv the bre wcTs, who, having
stared numerous saloons to sell their
beer, were ohligei fy the Scott law to paw
out l2r q sums to keep the places run
nj e. high euse decreases ne number
of sal ou-. improves their standing. ami
reud .rs II ap easy task for the public to
watch tn.m. liieh license, coupled with
local o.iiHn. is about the best thing for
ali mas Ties ruUca rncd. -
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Splendid Building Lots.

I HAXE FOR sALE TWO VERY FINE
4 81 lid st. $ II $, VIZ: Lots Ms. 4an
on Quay street, between bercorn ant Dr,v-
ioA rtIe Is. Lot No. rs on the south side OF
'uhy, ana No. is on The north side. Each OF
thtse 10 measure G0X 05
IIl locality has Dccome very desirable for
re- .denecs. All of the houses erected in the
vicinity h've oeen of very pleasing we Of
af'hltcc' ufe, anu The 'ots recently + III by me
nave cen 20 tcrsons who viii erect valuable
residences.
Persons in rcarch Of eligible sites have few
acc. "a " th,se.
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SUPERINTENDENT flr Tcrritories.

AsHINGTnN, Anril 13 AT a meeting
of r-pres ,utat We Democrats Of the W.
raj Territories who are now in Washing
ton, resolutions W re unsnir0ns', ad3pt-
cd carr gtiv requesting the President at
his earliest cor venience, 10 look into the
politicSl ar9 administrative condition Of
the Territories The resolutions set forth
that the people of the Territories are not
sell g0rcrn@', and the President is re-
qTested g n srd relief by placing good
men, ci''2 respectively OF the Terrific
RIGS. IN III g. A committee waited upan
toe President to-lav and submitted the
resolutions with a brief statement Of the
condition Of fsirs. The President. in Coz
vorsation with Democrats from the Terri
tories, expressed a deem interest in The
flare OF the people residing therein. and
disposit o9 to give them good ofi 'ers. 1t
Is under that the rule of choOslng
9 vernon ! Narshals from actual citi-
zens VIII adhered to in every case. but
in the selCc ion Of the judiciary. customs
and revenue oil 'iaIs and land office an
pNintm 1ts, the fiald will not be restrict.
4. For ouch p sitioHs citizens of the
States IS WI as the Territories viii be
deemed eli eibie.
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geanl SAlro.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE VALUABLE
CITY PROPERTY

a u II
CITY PROPERTY.
b. virtue OF an interlo" utory decree Of the
superior Court OF Chalham county. in the
caure of W II CUNNING ct al. complain.
ants, and u z WADE, Admin ira or ETC.,
defendant, | win sell, at the Court Hou.e
door of Chatham county. at puulic 0utcry,
between A. M and P. NJ, on TUESDAY,
May 5, SIS. tn. following real estate situate
in the county of Chatham, city OF Savan-
nah:
Lots numbers twenty-nine (2a) ard thirty
(3O) Columbia ward, or York and Habei sham
ihe improvements consist of two two story
wooden houses, one on brick basement, and
one one-sGory wooden house on brick base
ment.
tern half of lot No thirty-six Craw-
ri ward, on Perry and McDOnOugh streets
between rrice and Houston. The improve.
menls consist of two Two nd-a-haf story
wooden houses. brick has ment
Lot No seventeen South OglethOrpe ward,
on arm street.
Sold for Cistribu ion. Terms cash. Pur-
chasers pay for title Sold as the property Of
the estate Of NJ nlgomery Cumming
u. +. WADE, Administrator.
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STATE OF GEORGIA. CHATHAM ,Cous,.i,lii'
- Notice is hereby given 70 az ptIiis.
having demands against JOHN NJ. ~ IA
OLM lat, 81 thHthAm county, q cca-et
present them 20 GE NGE.W OM En- G
iOruey NJ law. properly made out, WITHIN w
time prescribed 10y law, 20 az 20 show u..
character and amount: and all pcr-ous Ia
deb eel to said deceased are required to lu'''
immed ate payment TO my said attorney
MARCH lB, 1850.
ALFRED CHTsnLM
Administrator estate Of John NJ. Chl0lm'
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.. z DORsETT. Auctioreer.
u IN Offer az the Court House, on TUESD Ny,
NAY 8, 1855. curing the leg al hours OF sale,
That large. finely located residence, on the
southeast CO lerof Esrnard and trk 8 Gets,
reuti, on TIL air Place, formerly 1t. mes
square. The lot o. WIN it is built has a
front of si>ty feet on York ana LEY 1ect
on Barnard i, Get.
II lou is large au2 comfortable, wide
U.s. high i,j' IS, aul con 'ins eighteen
rooms, besides tLo Jan rom and rIA1Tvus
g., sets.
The House very s-ll'y burt. au1 coull be
easily re a. oleled for other purposes. 1t has
long been used, with much sucCe e. as first
c as Boarding Hon 20. and. for i S superi r To-
ton, etc. mas always been very popular.
he large two.storg outbuilding HIS en-
re ted f.r Il long time 90 the same party, and
b. wrli 80 4nltshod as a business -tand. The
plans Tor the cd rnmci5 of Teifair Place. and
L3e char ter Of Jae improvements now in
process Of c'n ructi0n its vicinity, VIII
MAXI { Is a most desirable locality in which
to own property.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
BY GEO. W. LAMAR, Auctioneer

By GEO. W. LAMAR, Auctioneer.
BY authority of an order Issued By the Uopor
able he Ordinary of Cnatuam COUNTY win
be sold on the FIR T TUESDAY II NAV
lbelng the bun day., the following prope'tT
I0r &c dlVlslYn mon4 the heirs Of the estate
OF HENRI BRlGH AN, deceased:
shave Savarnah Cotton Exchange stock
10 s-.ar2s Plartc > Rice Mil : ock,
share 5Eidaway Shell Road SICK
sEcces e. SUI IA oil Comp nv stock.
oJ ~-e-t . NltlCih Atlantic Telegram Com.
pany. CUAS. II. o. INSTEAD.
Administered estate Herr. Brigham
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sDoeo.

How Jew ur Serstard what
a psrfect Ct i-2 That painful
period o." breaking in is deem
ed essential to every new
outfit. This IS posit.vely ua-
necessary. TIE scientific
principles applied 10 the nun.
erous shapes and si-as Of tho
Hanan" shoe, icsurcs perfect
TT, AID their fcziS.-itz. abso-
lutte freedom from tho to~turcs
Of breaking H." Is they a.s
easy ard comfortable from tAa
FIRST day. Sold everywhere.
ASK your chloe dealer fer thsm.
EANAN & SON.
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NEW YORK. April 13.-The general
term 0i the superior Court today u u led
down decision in tho case of -Mayor
Franklin y is1n, reversing q order of
Jud Frerman adiudginl the eX-Mayor
guilty of contempt of court. iuiug hun
$3.50, and dir ca ne his incorporation In
Ludlow street jail for 10 DAYS. The court
directs also that an order he entered dis
missing all proceeding, 9TH costs. TNo
onlu ous are eiYpu; The one above, in
which wO Of the Judges concur, and an.
other opinion dissenting from this view.
Rupture, pile tumors, fstu'H
and all diseases OF the lower bowel Eek
cepi cancer, radically cured Send 10
cents 10 stamps for book. Address Worlds
Dispen.arA Medical Association, Coz Main
street, Buffalo, n. Y.
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SALE CLOTHING
CONTIN UED.
BY J. F'oLAUGnLIN & SON
TITS nav NJ II % O'CLOCK

30 SUITS CLOTHING,
90 zen PANTS.
100 nne SCOTCH TWEED FANCY CAsST-
MERE and ALL WO0LCA ATS md PANTS,
. dozen TWiLLJEAN DRAWERS,
10 d zen ATH ETE JACKETS.
80 par MIDDLESEA BLUE FLANNEL
2 ANTS.
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Auction Eales asnI,sre gaye.
.. z DORsETT. Auctioreor.

= LARGE HUUSE sPLENUIDLY 10.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14

Il III Offer al the Court House, on TUESD Ny,
May 5, 1855, curing The legal hours OF sale,