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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-02
PENsACoLA's NAVAL DRILL.
Rear Admiral Jouett Issues an Order
Describing It,

Describing 70.
r,- ;t, porovv is
ANN-A' a. ar ID
given General order No. ISSUED ny near
+ Admiral Iouatt in relation TO the naval
d-,Ilof ,bo W .l,rtfc SQUADRON at
N'''' VT 'ue -''i ~ A'''i'-'N
I Pensacola, commencing Apr. ana con-
tfrDir.- tyro ,yo.t. with exarcises At
f. night as well ne by day.
Z Special gem ral order NO. !. United States
Ga-.dIu tennessee. fir,t rate. The North AT
. I4ruc-qut.r d is about % engage Iu en- eN-
t-uleI naval drill. The lumm4 udpr- in-
/ O. hIcf ne .fe- on both officers and men 10 use
I cve.y cNertl0n 10 make the dr..l -hcces-.
While the ships ana guns Of the squadron are
tot ol modern cou-true on the
principles governing naval war. are can be
G. early illustrated, ami al mas Is d o. Lesson
90 |he cVH.uf.uU- undertaken hr tue fleet.
The eyer .is-- uil consist ol steam tactics,
torpedo exercise va ships and launches
-af-et practice with great guns. 900 tc1le
-.He ana ir-. pp.ug the vessels for COME
'ti Iu enclosed waters uuier steam. and lNut-
ing and rucau = u- the naval brigade.
Cacn lire nilrer OF each ship will bc given az
opportunity 10 handle the vessel UI4cr steam
about buoy, To bee placed so a. o. ind cate
.tL-cr- Jf Fes-el5 al aogh =, and o. take thc'r
Ft--aI- Alongside IS hafyc-, the latter btlu
represented Ds a OUHyrd spar. The t1ruc 10
practice from the sh ps SSH D take place while
under way, 1ae rpedoes 10 contain
2. ieet , pounds OF powder eN-
Who MI he 9.aro'tt45 ~ evp,oie AZ iCs.,
two controlling iiaas-i-ted The NOV
ments Of the ship White e. dong. IN
at.luon each ship HIa explode five service
'oEl5'.,s. The Dr. 4 torpedo 4r@cucc " i.l De
."'" .n". ..I pt.'4 o'.t'ta' 'u. ,I'.
br r.,, ,,,,,,,.si 0N rue, i,1st-
from c4e6 -nio CARVING .par torue,Ioes CON
talau- torpedo fuse orly. Torpedo squads
wli oe 9r-api1el, with petty officer iu
charsc. haea squad YIN e1tem1or'1e two
."F| tI1t~ % I'VE pounds cach, ana ihcN s1Al
from I'M. cllfter- pbiIe mnsar Va
loatr9 targets. Tho great gun target
prscuce win take ace while under way,
at iUl' sreed ana at floating targets, in sea
way ana on -Hort targets vii be y Seed 20
,''. .. .'I tl.,c''a.n5. ! ne 7Nlp7 WI pe
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-02
CLOSING or A HOTE1.
Tho Lanier House Closes Its Doors 20
Days Earlier Than Was Anticipated.

Tho Lanier House Closes It's Doors 20
Days Earlier Than Was Anticipated.
MACON, GA, April 1.-The Lanier
House, which was to have been closed to
the public on April 20, was closed this
morning. Mr.. Byington, the proprietor,
having decided that it would suit him
better to close it on the first than in the
middle OF the month. Mr.. Byington and
family viii remain at the hotel
for the present. An injunction
prevents Messrs. CARING d
Brown, the principal owners, from
making the contemplated improvements.
THeir case has been taken To higher
court, but there is no telling when it
will be decided. IL the Injunction is sus-
tanned the house will probably be reopen
I'd hy some one. Ii not sustained,
Messrs. CARING Il Brown will proceed to
make the improvement. The late hoarders
have separated, some going TO one hotel
and some TO another. while a few sought
private bOardln .-hOuses.
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GOV. OGLEsBY's ATTITUDE.
There VIII be- No Chud's Play If Troop
are Calied Out.

are CaIied Out.
ST. LOUIS, April About noon to-day
several representative members Of the
Merchants Exchange, headed by D. r.
Francis, Mayor Of the city, called upon
Gov. Oglesby. at the Martell house. in
East St. Louis. Speeches We're made set
ting forth the situatlOn--Uhe delay to COM
merce, the injury to the city, the lawIess
acts of the strikers, etc.-and urging upon
him the necessity for calling out the mi
litia at once TO restore order and effect
resumption OF freight traffic. The Coy
ernOr replied that while he knew the
authorities of East st. Louis were un-
able TO cope with the situation, the county
Of st. CLAIR was large and populous, and
that the powers OF the Sheriff were very
great. These had not been exhausted.
and until they were be could not, under
the law. call on the military for aid. He
greatly regretted the situation OF affairs,
but did not feel authorized to take more
torcible measures at present. II, how
ever, he should be Obliged TO bring SOL
diers here they would come for active
service and resolute wo k. There would
be no nonsense nor child's play about il.
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Gnpartmrrehip alotlrre.
Dissolution of COpartnerShip.

SAvANNAH, GA, March 81, 1855
THE cOpartnershIp heretofore existing be-
i tween Laurence ). Guimartin and Chas.
x. Heron, under the firm name OF l.. j.
GUILMARTlN * CO.. was this day by mu-
tual consent, dissolved, and either partner
Will sign in liquidation Mr.. Guilmartln,
after an active business life OF forty-siX wears
six with the present firm, now withdraws
from the hrm and business. The business
will be continued a. before, by Chas. Il. Her
ron and John =. Gaudry. our late Cashier.
under the firm name of HERON & GAUDRY
l.. !. GUILMARTIN
CHARLES Il. HEBRON.
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BURGLARY AT AusTELL.
6owden Lithis Spring--A Trunk Over
Century Old.

6Owden Lithis Spring---A Trunk over
Century Cd.
AUsTELL, GA. April Last Saturday
night burglars entered the store Of Per
kerson, Morse & CO. BY boring through
the wall opposite a window lock on the
inside, which enabled them to raise the
window and step IN. They carried away
500 worth OF shoes and clothing. These
thieves have been very successful mere.
and az no decided measures have been
taken 20 arrest tnem. d. ls believed that
they Nil soon make a call ON the stores
they have not already visited.
The improvements at B0wdcn Lithia
Springs are moving steadily forward. a
magnificent pavilion has been erected
and the large bath house Will be COM
pieied ia ten DAYS. j. *. Holcomb will
have completed MS hotel and several cot
tages in few days. The street railroad
from Salt springs station will he ready TO
garry passengers To the springs next
month. h. w. Marsh. the owner OF the
q Co., Of ALBANIA, has secured the services
OF an architect 90 remodel and heautify
the grounds. A large number OF guests
have secured accommodations, and a
great many visitors are expected during
the season. When all the contemplated
improv, ments have been completed Do is
believed that Bowdea Lithia Springs viii
become strong rival 10 many OF the
famous summer resorts OF the country.
j. y. Evans, 40 Elg.ishman, mas shown
your CORES pendent "a small trunk or tray.
cling box, w Inch hc values highly as a
relic OF oldeu times. The box was made
n Wales in The year l41l. and was OrIgi-
nally used as "a cash oOX by Mr. Evans
grandfather, who was cashier OF the bank
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GLADSTONE AND THE SCOTS.
The Premier Not to be Followed BIindlV
in His Irish Course.


LONDON, April 1.-The Pan Mall Ga
zette this afternoon says The hostile
tone OF the Scotch Liberal press. as well
as that manifested in most Of the recent
public meetings, has caused some of Mr..
Gladst0ne's closest followers to doubt
that the Scotch members of Parliament
will support the Premier in any
very broad scheme of home
rule tor Ireland. Mr.. Parnell
sees this difficulty plainly. ana is perfectly
willing tohaye Mr.. Gladstone conform his
policy 20 the eXigeneies of the situation,
ana TO modify his Irish proposals until
they reach dimensions which will suit
the scotch without alternating the Irish.
The Irish leader, il is stated, has declared
that any home rule scheme which does
not satisfy both scotch and Irish mem
bers, may as wei be withdrawn, because
it cannot succeed.
The Cabinet to-day discussed the
scheme Of BUYING out the Irish landlords
In consequence OF the untayOrable atti-
tude Of the scotch Liberal Association
Mr. Gladstone proposed TO modify his
project In several particulars, but no
agreement could be reached by the Cabi-
net. II now seems probable that the pro-
iect will be Withdrawn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-02

ST. LOUIS, ADril [. Contrary to the
general expectation that the Executive
1ommittee OF District Assembly No. l0l
would designate the hour of 10 O'Clock
TINS morning as the time when the strik-
ing hnlg6ts OF Labor should return to
work, no order to that effect was issued,
ana at 10 O'Clock the strike sulic0ntinued.
None OF the strikers applied this morning
10 the Missouri Pacific officials for work.
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BRUSSELS, April The wOrkmen in
the Marpmout collieries have struck. An
unsuccessful attempt WAS made by some
OF the men last nlght 90 blow up the
MANAGERS house with dynamite. There
has heen lighting az Mangretont and
BessaiX between the strikers and troops.
Many men on both sides We're wounded.
DYNAMITE USED.
CuARLERoG, April Am explosion Of
dynamite occurred to-day at the Cron-
iestre colliery. The managers residence
was seriously damaged. The strike at
Lesslnps continues.
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BULLETS IN A BALL ROOM.
Two Young EN- or Augusta Almost End
Quarrel ia Murder.

Two Young Men OF Augusta Almost End
Quarrel ia Murder.
AUGUSTA, GA, April Pistols and
Knives in ball room tonight paralyzed
the young gentlemen and ladies and
resulted in the dangerous cutting Of one
Of the participants. 1t was general
shooting ARRAY at one time, but none of
the balls did any damage.
". T. Archer aud Wis a Wis had secured
a position in qladrile. which
was about 10 he danced when Tom Rice,
accompau ed by his lady partner,
sought 20 dance in the same position.
The young men qutTre.ed, and, after ex-
changing compliments IN an undertone,
ARRANGED To settle the affair after the
Quadrille bad been danced.
KNIFE AND PISTOLS.
Accordingly at the foot OF the staircase
leading 70 the bail room they met. Archer
knocking Rice down and the latter using
q knife. while tnetwo We're chnched with
terrible effect. cutting his antagonist
seven times. None Of the wounds are
pronounced fatal. Both parties returned
to the ball room. Rice then drew a re-
volver and fired at Archer, missing
him. Instantly a friend Of Archer's tired
a Rice. but without effect. Gentlemen
present IN the bail room succeeded IN So
curing the parties amid the screams Of
ladies and the 0aths OF the interested par
ties. The ball was in progress al Y q
liant Engine house, and recalls the killing
at Clnch Engine house last year o. Ed.
Dustin PhilpOt by Charles Greer, which
created widespread excitement. The Sc
robustness Of Archer's injuries cannot be
ascertained tonight.
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lhnnllnnrd nd sen.

LONDON. April THE American
schooner Charles Y. Paige. capt. Barrett,
when left Charleston Feb. 49, for New
York, WAS abandoned ia "a sinking condl-
ton. Her crew were rescued by the
steamer Begenlaud, from New York
March - for Antwerp, which arrived on
scillv to-day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-02

ATLANTA, a., Apri The coroner's
fury Tuesday. investigating me sudden
death last week az julia Locke. returned
a verdict OF crimina abortion by parties
unknown. The grand jury today indicted
DR.. r. ". Green, cancer specialist, who
has been here four years. The medical
fraternity Is stirred up, and tho trial viii
be erngattOuH1
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ALAFAHA, Ga. April l-Donri IFS Row
IN session at lrNiuYu'e. Irwin county.
Borrieu county court convene. an Na.n-
vile next Monday. There i-uodamaee
from the storm ln tu1s -ccu0uo. be- couu-
try reported YET. ksgry thing rs quot.
ground is too damp ia q great many
places for blowing.
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Macon Defeated by Pittsbnrg

MACON. GA, April l.-Only a far
crowd attended the base ball game this
evening. Tue weather was cold. The
batteries were Miller aud Decker for
Macon and Andrews and Morris, pitchers,
aud Carroll, catcher. for Plttsburg. The
score was: Macon .. pttsburg 3.
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REsUMnNG AT KANSAS CITY.
Knight OF Labor Attempts to Deran a
Passenger Train.


Passenger Train.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, April 1.-Although
the strikers as body have not yet re-
turned TO work, the Missouri Pacific
freight business progressed more actively
to-day. The freight depot was reopened
and freight was received as usual. Five
freight trains were sent East without a
guard, though a police force is still
stationed III the yards. An attempt was
made this morning 10 derail passenger
train as il passed the cypress yards by
throwing the switch out. 1t resulted i'm
running the engine on a side track and
damaging it slightly by collision with
freight car. The miscreant was recOg-
nIzed, but escaped. He is said to be
knight of Labor, but not one Of the
strikers.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

DEAToN, "a. March 27th, 1856
THE firm of DEATON & UPCHURCH.
Nayal stores N tnuiacturers, was dis
50 we'd on lst inst 10y withdrawal OF A.
Upchurch. >. VI. peaton will take cuarge Of
an assets ana assume all liabilities. lie will
continue the business at same place in his
own name.
igned j. VI. DEATON.
&. A tfpt HIR(H
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-02

ST. PETERSBURG, April The Car
and the members of hts court started for
the Crimca today The utmost precau-
tions have been taken for tue protection OF
bis person. The railway route over which
100. 600 men.
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GOULD AND HoxrE DENOUNCED.
Tho Three Assemblies of st. Louis
Issne an Addresa to tho Pnblic.

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-The following ad-
dress, ISSUED this evening, speaks for
itself:
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NOTICE.

SAVANNAH, GA March 81, 1883.
THE unders gned have formed copartner-
Il shin. under the trm name OF HERON Il
GA tDRf, b. transa . Cotton FactOrape
and Commission business, and they Will con-
Time. as success rs. the business heretofore
carried on by the late firm of L. !. Guilmar-
tin Co. CHARLES X. HEBRON,
JOHN j. GAUDRY
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A STORMY OUTLOOK.

bACn4A 1 VI / LIN
Orders have been received at Devon
port to have all the torpedo vessels there
IN readiness Tor sea al the shortest notice.
| be PAU MQU GHzette, summing up the
situation IN Eastern Europe, says:
Prince Alexander, Of Bulgaria, is Obsti
nate and the government Of Greece is
likewise. The Turks are undecided and
the powers are uneasy"
The steel torpedo ram Polyphemus is
httlng out hastily at Davenport. The has
been ordered to proceed to Suda bay. The
outlook, the Pau -Hait GGfets says, is
stormy all round.
TO FOLLOW SALIsBURY's POLICY.
In the House of Commons to-day James
Bryce, Under Foreign Secretary, in an
swer TO questions, said the government
would follow the policy inaugurated by
the Marquis of Salisbury in regard to
Greece.
In the House of Lords the Earl OF Rose
berry, Foreign Minister. stated that he un-
der~tOOd that Russia had arTang ed to give
orders forthwith, if they had not already
been given, directing the return of the
Russian fleet to Suda hay The fleet had
lett Suda bay for the purpose of revictual-
ing only, and Russia had given England
most cordial assurances concerning her
course In the Greek troubles.
CONSIDERED VERY SERIOUS.
The Earl Of R0sebery secretary for For
eign Affairs, had long interview to-day
with the Russian and Turkish Ministers.
The government regards the situation in
the East as very serious.
IL Is reported thai Russia has notified
the powers Of her intention TO occupy
Bulgaria in the event Of Prince Alexau-
! de's final refusal to acc pit tue Governor.
snip OF ROumela for five wears only.
djEDafgn trOm BAfarG "a ve Z n q
Russian government has definitely de-
cided TO occupy Bulgaria within a Jew
weeks unless Prince Alexander submits
to the wishes Of Russia.
AUsTRIA's FLEET.
VIENNA, April l.-Empress Elizabeth,
| the largest transport in the naval service,
and six torpedo boats, nave been ordered
! to reinforce the Austrian fleet in Greek
waters.
ALEXANDER's DEFIANCE.
SOFIA, April Prince Alexander has
sent a dispatch to the Porte saying that
ne is unable 10 assist in re-establishiug a
form Of government in ROumeha which
would afford no guarantee Of tranquility
which would leave the door open to per-
petual foreign Interference. ana which
would tail TO satisfy the legitimate wishes
of tue ROumelians. Prince Alex
ander has refused absolutely to
submit to the powers as demanded
by Russia concerning the question
whether his title TO the Governorship of
Eastern Roumelia IS for life, as be claims,
or, as Russia contends, for term of five
years. Bulgarian papers ahplauded the
attitude OF the Prince They allude to il
in defiant way, and summon Russia to
"act forthwith il she thinks she is az
greved." "NOw or never" these papers
eXclaim, is the time for Russia TO decide
her attitude towards Prince Alexander.
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WAsufNGroN, April l.-Shoruy after
che opening ot the Senate this morning
Mr. Edmuuds moved that when tho senate
adjourn to-day 30 be i'll Monday next
TINS was agreed 10.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-02

ATLANTA, GA, April Tho state con-
veat on of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION. the first since 1881, met IN the
FIRST Pres yterian church to-day. twill
he in session several DAYS. The attend
ance was small on account Of bl0ckaded
raflrooda
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DARrEN. GA. Aprl Jim Patite and
Charles Gerrie, well-kuown colored men.
LETT Darien in fiat Monday evening for
sapelo island. The Hat was atterward
soen clpsizad in DoDoy sound. and the
men are supposed TO nave been drowned.
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NInssncre. nt Inc NIl..lnns.

PARIS, April l.-Dispstches from An
nam report fresh mtssaerps at the
catholic missions In the province o.
Quang Brig. The number OF the victims
N SAID 10 be 442.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-02

LONDON. April III. n. West and
Jesse Collins, Liberal members Of Parlia-
meut for Ipswich. suffolk county, have
been unseated ou charges of illegal elec-
tl0r eerng practices.
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EunrraI gmritafione.

CARTE The friends and acquaintance
Of g. J.. CAkTER are re- lecifully requested to
attend his funeral from the residence oil C.
T. Cooper, on Ogeechee road. west Of Ander-
son street. THIS MORNING. al 10 O'CLOCK.
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Rates on Fresh Vegetables.

SAVANNAH, March 6. 1885.
The steamship lines out Of Savannah to
New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Bos-
ton, publish the following RATE ON FRESH
VEGETABLES to those points for the season
of 1886, carried as heretofore, smut accoUntable
TAR qudatitR ar condition." This exception to
apply to all shipments, whether bills of ladlng
be taken out or not.
standard BusheI Crates, 35c. each.
Barrels, 75C. each,
To shippers desiring to enter into special
contracts with the lines for transportation of
their truck, the subj lined rates viii be APP
piled upon their signing contracts at our re-
spective offices, viz:
Standard BusheI Crates, 25c. each.
Barrels, SOC. each.
G. NJ. sORREL.
Agent Ocean steamship Company.
J.B. WEST & CO.,
Agents NJ. and NJ. T. Company.
RICHARDSON & BARNARD.
Agents Boston and Savannah 5. Co.
UL8ER'S LIVER CORRECTOR.
This reliable Preparation is purely vegeta-
BILE, scientifically made.and warranted to keep
in any climate.
silver Medal and Diploma awarded over
competitors and ndorsed by eminent medl-
cal men.
$la bottle; freight paid TO any address.
3. f. ULMER. n. D..
Pharmacist, Savannah, Ga,
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SpFrtal Aottrrs.
Milne.


DEPARTMENT or SAVINGS.
SOUTHERN BANK OF TIE STATE OF GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, April LIST, 1856. )
Interest for the first quarter OF the present
year Is now due, and will be paid on de-
m nd.
D positors Will please leave their books at
the bank to be ba anced.
JOS PHI Ops, Accountant.
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ORIENTAL WAR CLOUDS.

The Complications with Greece Again
Become Troubles
LONDON, April 1.-The Cabinet held two
sessions to-day After the adjournment
Of the first one the Ministers we're hastily
summoned to another meeting held IN
Premier Gladstone's room IN the House Of
Commons. This second meeting was said
10 have been caied because of the receipt
II serious news from Bulgaria and
C1rpecp
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Notice to Tax Payers.

CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
SAvANNAH, GA, April l, loS6.
The following taXes are now due:
REAL ESTATE, first quarter 1856.
STOCK IN TRADE, irst Quarter 1886.
FCRNll RE. ETC, first quarter 1856.
MONEY. BONDS. ETC, first quarter 1885
discount o. 10 Ier cent. VIII be allowed
upon all OF the above taxes JUaid t0ithin IT.
ten days after the 81 Of 4 Dyd.
&. s. HARDEE, City Treasurer
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KEY VESTS DISTRESS.
AID Received from Jacksonville anC
from GOV. Perry.

Aiu 6ecelNeu from JacksOnVlile and
from Gov. Perry.
KEY WEST, FLA, April 1.-The Span
ish ram Jorge Juan has arrived from Ha-
vana, and will take all the Cubans
she can carry. Gov. Perry has
authorized Mayor Jones TO draw
for $500, and Jacksonville has sent
$1,000. The fire has all disappeared. The
United States steamer Powhattan will re-
main and render assistance in case Of
trouble. Nothing serious is anticipated,
as It is probable that the supply of provi-
slons will last till Monday, when the
Morgan steamer will arrive with supplies.
JACKSONVILLE RESPONDS.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April The
citizens have responded nObly to the cry
Of want and distress that comes from
hey Vest. To-day car load of prOvl-
sIous was sent forward, and others will
follow Tonight and Tomorrow.
Col. y. Redmond, for many years past
the editor of the Forida DlSpaich, has
severed his connection with it. Dir. Man
VILE, one of the prcprietors, will assume
editorial management.
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special Notice,

SAVANNAH BANK AND TRUST COMPANY,
DEPARTMENT or SAVINGS.
SAVANNAH, GA, LIST A prIl, 1867
Interest for the first quarter OF the present
year is now due. and wi be paid on demand.
Depositors will please leave their books at
the bank to be balanced.
JAS H. HUNTER Cashier
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AlLANIA, GA. Auul Tine game be-
lMeen Detroit and Atlanta THE afternoon
,sul,ea in score of 30 ~ q IN favor Of