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RIEL ON TRIAL.
The Prisoner Very Calm-Inssnity May
be the Plea.

The Prisoner Very Calm-InsanIty May
be the Plea.
WINNIPEG, MAN, July H.-The tria |
bf Louis Riel for high treason began at
Regina yesterday. The court room was
packed 20 the doors.% Riel, escorted by a
large detachment Of mounted police, en-
tered the court room looking quite cheer
ful and unconcerned. He was neatly
dressed and wore ii fun beard. and
his long black hair gave HIM a semi
romantic appearance. lie smiled as
he took his seat in ;he dock and
exchanged greetings with his c0un-
Sci. He never iinched, and acted IN
a most gentlemanly manner. Pleas
against the jurisdiction OF the court and
demurrers TO the Indictment on technical
grounds were overruled, and Riel pleaded
not guilty. During the arguments Riel
maintained n quiet air and watched the
proceedings closely, frequently prompting
bis lawyers. He was in no way agitated.
lie says that God il on his side. aud he
has no fear as 20 the result OF the trial.
After the adjournment be was sent back
10 the barracks. where he will be sent
every night for safe Keeping. To-day the
lawyers will argue a motion 10 be made
by The defense asking for an adjournment
81 the case in order 10 bring Gabriel Du-
mont, commander OF the rebel forces.
from Montana, he being an important
witness. II this does not succeed the de-
Tense viii plead insanity.
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INDIAN OUTRAGES,
thirty or Forty Palefaces Slaughtered
Along the Rio Grande.

thirty or Forty Palefaces Slaughtered
Along the Rio Grande.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 2l.--A Fort
Reno special says Gen. sheridan has or
ganized an Indian police force, comprising
100 young Cheyennes. 1t is said that the
General in his report will attribute the
dissatisfaction among the Indians chiefly
TO cattle leases.
ENROLMENT OF THE INDIANS.
The enrolment OF the Indians be-
gan this morning. The Arapahoes
number l,5O0 instead of 1900, and the
Cheyennes will not show over 5000
people. The Indians offered to give
up all their arms and horses to the
commissioner, who refused them be-
cause as they received money they
could 90 to Caldwell and buy more.
Agent Dyer has rendered his resignation,
claiming that he has not had proper sup
port from the department In enforcing
law and order among the refractory In
dams. The troops are gradually return
ing TO their proper stations.
RAIDS ALONG THE RIO GRANDE.
SAN ANTONIO, July FLA private let
Ter from Kenney county states thar hos
tile bands of Indians, taking advantage
OF the withdrawal of the cavalry from
this district. are at large on the frontier.
The writer states that two Mexicans at
The mouth OF PentO creek. eight at Las
Vegas, and about twenty at other points,
have been killed in the traus-Rio Graude,
near the border, by Indians and that a
band Of fifteen raiding warriors have been
IN kinney county near the Manning
Bros ranch. SO far as learned no loss OF
life has attended the IndianraId IN Texas.
COWBOYS KILL AN INDIAN.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 21.--A fatal
fight occurred near johnson ranch in
Indian Territory on Saturday in which
a Chickasaw Indian named Ward was
killed and two cowboys named johnson
ana Campbell were wounded. The quar-.
rel arose over the ownership OF drove OF
cattle
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CARNARVON's REPLY
PACIFYING AMMAN.
France to PrOpitiste the Queen Mother
and the Prince Regent.

France to PrOpitiRte the Queen Mother
and the Prince Regent.
PARIS, July 21.-Gen. de Courcy tele-
graphs to the government as follows:
81 have conferred at Haiphong with
Gems. de PIsle, Warnet and Negrier
Tonquin is still disturbed by msrauders,
who have appeared in the North
east delta. 1t is hoped that
the proclamation recently issued
by the Regent OF Anxam will
improve matters in TOnquin. 1t is also
hoped TO ameliOratematters IN AMMAN by
the French remaining in Hue, to propiti-
ate the Queen mother and Prince regent.
Both are popular and powerful, and are
replacing the maudarins who were hos
tile to France. The French have Oc-
oupied Pordoughen without opposition.
Thuyeys communications with Tonquin
have been cut OF -
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pe1iftnata.

PETITION FOR INCORPOKATION
~ EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-To the SUI
" perior Court OF Chatham county: The
petition Of Nj. J. Solomons, j. II. Estil. c il.
Dorset, ". n. Holt, Lee Roy Myere {, :.
Connerat. George i. Byrnes. William Kehoe,
Ii. =. smart \. +. Thompson and Alexander
Il. LaWtOn, .5r., on behalf OF themselves ana
such others ~ have been or may be ASS lcateu
with them. respectfully shows That they de-
sire To be incorporated and chartered for the
period of twenty years, with the privilege vi
renewal ~ the end of that time. under the
corporate name OF 'THE CHATHAM REAL
ESTATE AND IMPROVEMENT C0A-
The object OF their assocationi 80 general
business IN real estate in the city OF caVan-
nah and IN Chatham county. which VII DO
their place OF doing business, aud the parteen-
lar buslneS, they propose % carry on Il jug
purchase, sale amt Improvement Of real estate
in said county, the renting and leasing Of 1ns
same, and taking the same by way Of deea,
mortgage or otherwise. rs security fof uesl'
The advancing of money, primarily 20 W.,
stockholders. but alsO to other persons ihg
the Investment OF its funds and profits IN rea,
and persoDa al property. The amount OF capia,
to be employed bg them actually para y, ~
be one hundred and fifty Thousand d0haIe
divided into three thousand shares Of me pr
value Of tlfty dollars each, 70 be para "a
monthly insiallmeuts Of one dollar. WIN w
privilege Of increasing the same from uns "a
time to any sum not exceeding five hunufoN
Thousand dollars. -
Whereforr. petitioners pray that they, WIZ
their assoc iates and successors. may De lhtols
porated as above stated. With all poWer
Necessary or convenient to- the carry ng our "a
their object and transaction % tptir oushes'
aud all right. and powers conferred upon ep
porationn 10y the laws Of this state,
LAWION y CUNSlNGHAM,
Attorneys for Petitioners,
Petition fled in Office and n c0rdeI III"
June 23d. 1855. BARNARD +. BEE,
Clerk OF the superior Court OF Cla'na"
county.
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Liqnidating a Bank's Aifairs.

NEW YORK, july 2i.-The stockholders
Of the Union National Bank today adopt.
ed resolutions IN favor Of proceeding to
lquidate the affairs of the bank; rs. 40
shares out OF $4,000 voted in the a1irma-
institutions Of It's kind ia Wall street. It
is proposed 10 organize a State bank to
take It's place.
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AFRICANS TO EATFRENCHNIEN
DahomeY the Scene OF Horrible Massa-
cres and CHnnibalism.

LONDON, July Intelligence has
been received from West Africa that the
King Of Dahomey with many followers on
May 10 made raid on the villages under
French protection near Porto Nuyo, mas.
sacred the inhabitants by Wholesale aud
burned all their dwellings. one thousand
youths and women wore captured, ard
carried back into Dahomey 70 be sacri-
feed at caunibalistic fcasts.
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dixie ON THE IRISH POLICY.
He Doubts whether the Conservatives
Can Weather the storm.

LONDON, July 21.-sir Charles pike,
in "a speech at Chiswick to-day, said that
lie could not regret the prevalence of
democratic Tory influence, but deplored
the manner in which SIR Stafford North
cote had been hustled from
the leadership In the House OF
Commons. There were two voices
in the Conservative party respecting the
Irish policy. he thought that the Con-
servatives would be unable 10 face the
results OF conceding local government.
The Liberal policy was 10 c0ncede such
measures as We're consistent with the
safety OF the empire.
la the House of Lords to-day the land
purchase bill passed the committee
stage without amendment.
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DENsERs FATAL FREAK.
He Did Not Die in His Barn, But Hangs
Himself in y Cell.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL, July 21.-Abra-
ham Denser, the German farmer who yes
terday burned his house and barn and
all his live stock to prevent his wife, who
is suing for divorce, from getting any of
the property, and who was supposed to
have persisted in the flames, was subse-
quently found hiding in olump of tall
weeds and lodged in the county Jail.
During the night he imprOvised a rope
from his suspenders, towel and piece
of cord, and hanged himself from the door
frame of his cell closet His body was
found hanging dead this morning.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22

Asparagus Is good diuretic. Sorrel is
cooling. Carrots are not very digestibe.
Lettuce is narcotic. Celery is good tor
the brain; and the onion is something you
don't want 10 eat whom you are going
counting. II YOU eat too much OF a
variety, and ger dyspepsia. take Browns
Iron Blttcrs and be wen. Mr.. A. Stevens,
Woodbury., NO, says: II had dyspepsia
badly; used Browns Iron Bitters, and
felt great change for the better after the
first dose"
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Gather Indications.

For the South Atlantic States today
Generally fair weather, except in the
southern portion, occasional local rains,
variable winds, generally southwesterly
and nearly stationary temperature.
The height of the river at Augusta at
1873 O'Clock p. n. yesterday Augusta
time was SIS feet--a rise of 0.3 during the
past "A hours.
Comparative statement OF temperature
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Frnnce Wnnt. 81 Irre Cnttnn.

PARIS. July 2l.--Ihe Chamber Of Dep.
utigs to-day, by a vote Of 753 TO 200. re.
iected the motion mado boy n. Lyons,
Deputy, 10 almit German. English and
Swiss cOttOns free OF duty In order 20
encourage mixed silk and cotton manu-
iacture. The Rouen manufacturers pro-
tested that IL would injure their cotton
trade.
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SprriaI 7Gotirre.
Mutual Protective Zee COMPANY.

Subscribers to the capital stock Of the
Mutual Protective Ice Company are hereby
notified that the second installment of 30 per
cent. of the amount of their subscriptions has
been called in, and is now due at the Office of
the Company.
The Secretary will call on subscribers,
collect the amount due. amt issue certificates
of stock. WM n. HOLT. President.
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BATTLES WITH THE BAT.
Memphis Wins from Macon by a Score OF
to o in Ten Innings.


ATLANTA, July 21.-Atlanta defeated
Columbus to-day by score Of to A.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The following
games were played to-day:
AT Lancaster, Pa Virginia II, Lancaster 2.
AT ST. Louis-St. Louis ?, Metropolitan !.
At Chattanooga-Bi ;, Chatta-
nOOga 3.
a MemphIs-Memphis l, Macon O.; 10 in
nings.
A Decentralization B. Bufalo6.
At Selma, Ala.-Retries of New Orleans 3,
Pastimes of Selma T.
AT New York-New York S. Detroit 7.
At Philadelphia-Phi st. LOUIS o..
At MISUNDERSTANDING Z. Brooklyn 3,
At observation-disclosures 7, Baltimore 5.
AT Nashville, Tenn.-NashVlle9, Augusta o..
At Providence-The game between Provi-
dence and Chicago to-day was called after
TWO aud half innings had been played on
account Of rain. The score stood TO in
favor of Chicago.
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y'rcpooalO llfaulFp.
Railroad Contractors

CEhLED proposals. will be received at Va
- Compnuy's o0ice Ina Dublin "a. ul Jua IN
for TIE grading ui the frat ten Iiie u,1.e
Of The Macon aud Dublin kailruad' CONNIE"
ing 200 Dublin, Ga. ot.
Prohles can he seen and specification III
tanned at The Office of the Treasurer lu - In
lin. or nt The Office of the CITY Eugineo'
Macon. ttba
The bids will be opened August J. anr I'd
parsnn 10 whom die coutractmay De ava. i, II
will bee required 90 commence WORN WIN"
twenty daya thereafter. 81. tf,riv
4 certified chcch for 500. payable % nbabBn
Smith, Treasurer Of the Macon anu I'D
Railroad. must accompany earh ulu, ,etl
check e. De retained by tnc comfAn' /, "a.
the hid 10 accompanies Is reiegteds Ut
cenkod. until work b. commenced ~. .eieet
s,,,i,.o ii i,Ss AEriirs pOl,
""S VI '''' '''''' chief Engineer.
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Shot Dead while F5lecing.

CINCINNATI, July 2l.-Last night Geo.
bron-top, while under the influence OF
liquor, became disOrderly and was arrest
sd. lie was put ON street car TO be
taken To the Cumminsyille police station.
When half way out the prisoner jumped
RON the car and began 20 run. he Was
ordered TO halt, aud failing 10 DO so Officer
blanks shot ana killed bin. The officer
~ sthat he Intended 10 IRE IN the air.
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Lost Mith Thirteen Iives-

PLYMOUTH, July 21.-The Hecla in a
fog came INTO collision with the Liver
pool and London steamer Cheerful. The
latter fOundered and Is Of her crew and
passengers were lost. The Hecla rescued
the remainder.
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The MoreY Lctter Forger.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 2l.-Gov. Hill has
denied the application for pardon of
John A. Brien, alias Robert Lindsay, OF
New York, convicted of perjury in con-
nection with the Garfield MOrey letter,
and sentenced in April, 1881, to eight years
Imprisonment In Slnp Sing prison.
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POOR los FREED SLAVES.
Cherokee and ChOctaw Blacks Make a
Ten Strike.

ST. LOUIS, July 21.-J. Milton Turner,
ex-United States Minister to Liberia and
a man Of note among the c0lored people
Of this section, has returned from Indian
Territory, where he went by invitation to
meet the Dawes senatorial committee in
behalf of the Cherokee freedmen. He
states that the committee met at Vineta
ana examined a large number OF wit
ne5ses AS to the claims Of 1000 freedmen
of the CherOkees who had been debarred
from receiving their share Of the S30O,OOO
paid the Cherokee nation by the govern
ment for land ceded to it by the Indians.
The money was withheld from the freed
men on the ground that they are not of
Cherokee blood.
CARRIES HIS POINT.
EX-Minister Turner's argument before
of 1866 freedmen nave all their rights of
native born Cherokecs, and he says that
the committee after making a thorough
examination of the whole question will
report to Congress next winter recon-
mending that these freedmen shall be paid
their pro rata of the 100000, which
amounts to $4,000. The same condition
of things exists in the ChOctaw nation,
and the same action will probably be
taken in that case. EX-Minister Turner
also succeeded in getting an allowance Of
forty acres Of land to each OF the 1000
ChOctaw freedmen, and all the rights Of
citizens. These negroes will vote for the
first time at the election for officers of the
nation, which takes place next month.
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Fruitful NTormOnism .

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, July 21.--
Thomas Porcher was held to-day by Com
missioner Mckay for unlawful cohabita-
ton with his niece as a plural wife in the
sum of $1,000 bail. They are alleged to
have ten children. all OF whom are dead.
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MERCANTILE CRASHES.
j. ROessIer, Of Charlotte. Ruined by
Inability to Collect.

j. KOessler, Of Charlotte. Ruined by
Inability to Collect.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., july 21.--J. Roess-
Ter, II dry goods dealer of Charlotte, made
an assignment to-day TO John Il. McAden
as trustee, for the benefit of Roessler's
creditors. The liabilities are $4,000, and
the assets are asserted to be $4,000.
Owing to inability to collect, Mr.. ROess-
Ter was unable to meet maturity bills.
IRELAND'S BROKEN BANK.
LONDON, July 21.-Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, Chancellor Of the Exchequer, in
reply to Mr.. Parnell, said that the Bank
OF Ireland had entailed upon it excep-
tional duties, but there was reason TO be-
lieye that it's directors were ready TO lend
such assistance to she Munster bank as
might be found consistent with the safety
of the Bank of Ireland.
A syndicate Of tinanciers has negotiated
loan of f500,000 through London firm
on securities offered recently by the Nun
ster bank to the Bank OF Ireland.
CARNARVON's REPLY.
DUBLIN, July 2l.-rhe Freeman'S Jour-
nal expresses profound disappointment
over Lord CarnarVon's reply to the dele
cation of persons interested in the Mum
ster bank who called upon him Yesterday
TO solicit his aid in securing government
help for the bank. The journal declares
that the failure to restore the bank will
plunge thousands of people in Ireland
into despair and be national calamity.
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Tory Protests to Salisbury.

LONDON, July 21.-A number Of the
Tory members OF the House of Commons
have united in a protest to Lord Sails
bury against the recent concession to the
Parnellites
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LONDON, July 21.-The name of the
Fenian arrested on the Strand on Monday,
on 4 charge OF having murdered stephen
Gateley at Solihull in 1850, is believed to
be Henry Duff.
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Shocks of Earth0unke.

SIMLA, July q. - Twelve shocks OF
earthquake, one Of which was very Sc
we're, were felt in Cashmere July Is.
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Snlll..irr naarn.

49, MADISON AVE, NEAR MURRAY
- I'D NIL HOrEL..-L Large, cool, elegant
rooms, en suite, or single. with excellent ta-
be, whore Transient or permanent guests may
hud un agreeable home; uuCKceptionablc ref
crencCs. MRs. O.. SPENCER.
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EFQal 2lnttren.

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Nouce is
VI hereby given that have made applioa-
tion 10 the Court Of Ordinary for Chatham
county for order TO sell all of the real estate
and personal property belonging 10 estate of
DANIEL BARTON (colored), deceased for
the payment of debts and distribution; and
that saii order VIII be granted at SEPTEM-
BIER TERM (lSS5) OF said court, unless OBJ
jectiOns are filed.
July 2i, 1885 THOMAS BASKINS,
Administrator estate OF Daniel barton
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Notice.

SAVANNAH GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
SAVANNAH, GA. July II, 1851
A dividend of TWO PERCESTUM from the
earnings and the sale OF assets has been de
clared on the capital stock OF this company as
held this day, payable on and after THURS
DAY, the 23d instant, until which time the
transfer books VIII be closed.
A. G. GUERARD, President.
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worst cases relieved and cured by DUF-
FY's PURE MALT WHILKEY, 81 20 per
bottle, sold by druggists and grOcers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.-N hereas,
" MOSES }. nOLOMONS has applied to
Court Of Ordinary for Letters of Admins
tration on the estate Of CHARLES VEREEN,
deceasCd
Those are, therefore, to cite and admOnish
all whom il may concern to be aud appear he
fore said court, TO make objection Of any they
h tvel on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
AUGUST NEXT, otherwise said letters will
he granted.
Witness. the Honorable HAMPTON L. FER
RILL, Ordinary for Chatham county, this the
Both day Of june. 1885.
PHILIP NJ. RUSSELL, JR.,
Clerk G.. o. {. c.
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sKIDBfORE IN ASHES.
The Loss SIOO.OOO-Boys with Matches
in a Hay Now Toll the Tale.

Inc Loss 300. OOO-BOyg with Matches
in Hay Now Tell the Tale.
MARYvILLE, Mo, July 2l.-The town
of Skidmore was burned Sunday. The
oss is estimated at nearly 100000.
Among the chief losers are MARYLAND,
Earls g. Co., dry goods and groceries,
$4,000; W. II. Barber, same, $1,000;
Oliver Ridgeway, lumber insurance,
$1,000 The post Office was destroyed, but
most OF the mail was saved. The fire was
started by boys with matches in hay
NOW.
PITTsTON's NARROW ESCAPE.
WILKEsBARRE, PA, July 2l.-An old
building alongside of the Relief Valley
railroad at PittstOn caught fire this after
noon. The flames communicated to the
PittstOn cracker bakery, SWANS hotel and
the bridge crossing the Susquehanna
river. The bridge is halt mile in length
The WilkesbaTre and Scranton fire de-
partments were appealed to for aid, and
engines from both places were. sent TO
Pittston. The gas works, paper mill and
other valuable business enterprises were
in great danger. 1t is thought that the
loss by the fire will reach nearly 100000.
The prompt arrival of the Wllkesbarre
and Scranton fire departments saved the
town.
BOILED SODA WATER.
NEW ORLEANS, July 21.-J. Dell OrtOss'
soda water mandatory. on GirOd street,
was burned with its contents to-day. The
loss is $4,000. 1t is fully insured.
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2alrrtinB1.

Golden Rule Lodge No. IL. /. o. o. f.
A regular meeting will be held THIS WED
nesday) EVENING, at O'Clock.
Members OF other lodges are cordially in
vited TO attend. BY order of
X. X. BRAGDOS, n. G.
JEO. W. FRETWELL. Sec'Y.
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~ EORGIA. CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Whereas,
II JORDANF. BROOKS, County Admin
isrator, has applied to Court of Ordinary for
anneXo on the estate Of SILVIA ANN
SCRENEN, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
ali whom ii may concern to be and appear be-
fore said court, to make objection on or be-
fore the FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST
NEXT. otherwise said letters will be
granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FER
RILL, Ordinary for Chatham county, this the
Both day of june, 1885.
PHILIP NJ. RUSSELL, JR.,
Clerk C.. o. c. G.
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Cotton region bulletin for "a hours end
ing Is p. M:
SAVANNAH. July 81 6 P. NJ. Eastern time.
DIarklNrs. ANNRAGK.
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Is EORGIA. CHATHAM tOrNrY.-N nerea-,
- O. RI SCHULTZ has applied go Court
Of Ordinary for Letters oi Administration
on the estate Of CATHERINE SCHU L1Z,
deceased.
These are, therefore. 10 cite and admonish
all whom 10 may concern Co bee nd appear be-
fore SAID court 10 make objection 10 any thew
havel on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
SEPTEMBER NEXT, otherwise said letters
VIII Dee granted.
witness the Honorable HAMPTON J.. FER
RfLL, or linnry for Chatham county. this the
l4th day of July. 1855.
PHlLIp NJ. RUSSELL. JH.
CLERK q. o. G.. G..
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~ EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notice is
VI hereby given that | have made applica-
ton to the Court OF Ordinary for Chatham
county for order to sell lot number fifty in
Block six, East Savannah; also, western half
lot number ffty-two White ward. Duffy
street; also, Improvements on western one
half lot number twenty two South Oglethorpe
ward. also. one share of Merchants and Me-
the estate Of JOHN NJ. JOHNSON. deceased,
for the payment of debts nd distribution :
aud that said order will be granted at sap
TENDER TERM (lSS5) OF SAID court, unless
objections are fled.
July q, 1885.
LUCRErIA A. BAKER.
Administrators estate of John NJ. johnson,
deceased.
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~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY, Whereas,
u GEORGE =. OWENS has applied to
Court of Ordinary for Letters Dismissory rs
Guardian on tho estate Of WILLIAM +.
EDMON DS0N. minor.
These are, therefore, to cite and admOnish
all whom 70 may concern TO be and appear be-
fore said court 10 make objection N any they
havel on or before the First MONDAY IN
AUGUST NEXT, otherwise said letters will
be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FER.
RGLL, Ordinary for Chatham county, this the
30th day of June. 1856
PHILIP NJ. RUSSELL. JR..
Clerk q. o. G. G..