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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-02
A TICKLE FAIR ONE,
She Tilted Her Lover Who Came
From the West,

She Tilted Her Lover Who Came
From the West.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct. 27.-Lieut. John
Sehon. of the United States army, ar
rived here last night from his post in the
Occur d'Alene, Idaho Territory, and he
came on furlough. expecting to be mar
ried here on Nov. II. Tonight at 6
O'Clock his sweetheart married another
man. When year ago it was an
nounced that the President would
appoint ten lieutenants in the reg
ular army. to be chosen by competitive
examination, John Senon was one of
about 300 applicants, and IN the examina-
ton stood one of the first. Returning to
Louisville in the pride of success he re-
newed his addresses to Miss Mary Allen,
a beautiful girl OF II, who had come here
from Dixon Springs, Tenn, to boarding
school, and had recently graduated. She
was here In her first season in society,"
visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. P. Field, and, ,
caught by woman's fancy for soldier,
she engaged herself to Sehon.
Later she met Samuel Bush, hand
some Young fellow, popular in society,
the son Of the State Librarian. Mrs. Lucy
Bush. He had become clerk in the Audi
tors Office of the Louisville, Evansville
and st. Louis railroad, and lived with his
mother in this city. They fell in love, and
for time were much together. About
the beginning OF this affair Sehon was
called away TO his army appointments,
and before they became hopelesslv in
volved Bush and Miss Allen quarreled.
Miss Allen went Tor a season in Washing
ton, kept up her correspondence with
Sehon and set tie day upon Nov. II next
aud the place Louisville.
Sehon furnished house handsomely at
the post in Idaho, and set out on his long
journey Boosting to his brother officers OF
the beautiful Southern girl he would bring
back. Mean while Miss Allen had come
back to Louisville, met Bush and renewed
their affair, contrary to the wish OF her
parents and her aunt. A little more than
"a week ago she agreed to marry Bush. 1t
is claimed she telegrapned Sehon, but he
never received the message. The wed
dug with Bush was set for l O'Clock
to-day. Waen Miss Allen learned
this morning that Sehon had re-
turned she tainted away. When she re-
covered her friends urged a postponement
and tried 10 persuade ner to marry Sehon.
She was not able 10 go TO the church at l
O'Clock, but still held out tor Bush. They
were married by BlsDop PenocK, OF st.
Andrews, and they took the evening train
for Lexington.
Sehon Is nephew OF Gen. NJ. H.
Wright, VINO lost his life in the disastrous
cotton IRE last January, and cousin of
Lieut.. Sehon Wright, who graduated last
summer at West Point.
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TWO FIGHTING sAURIANs.
An Arizona Lizard the Victor Over
a Florida Alligator.

Il lOfiua Alligator.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-A rare combat
took place FRIDAY afternoon in building
occupied by the Fish Commission between
two little pets OF that institution, whose
likes have probably never found them
selves in such close proximity since the
age OF ieatherless birds, winged reptiles
and web-tOoted quadrupeds. me aggres-
sor and victor was the newly-arrlyed
ella monster from the ella river, in Ari-
iona, the only species of lizard whose bite
Is known to be poisonous, and the VIC
tim was twO-year-od alligator from
Florida. The monster is fourteen inches
long and about twice the weight OF
his antagonist. Both reptiles were in a
semi torpid condition, having ceased to
take food a week or two ago, and had been
removed from their glass cases aud
placed beside each other upon the stone
moor. An attendant Inadvertently
touched the alllgatOr's tail and caused
him to move sluggishly onward a few
inches, where be came in contact with
the blunt nose OF the monster. The snaky
eyes OF the latter lighted up with a CLEAN
OF satanic maleyOlence, ITS black lips
opened wide aud its jaws closed with a
snap upon the foFepaw of the alligator.
Inc prisoner developed unexpected
activity. and though taken at
sad disadvantage made tor a time a gal
lant hight for its liberty and its life. Its
move ments were maryelousIy quick, and
lis jaws CLOSED a dozen times in success
SION upon the mailed head OF the assailant.
1t soon, however. became exhausted, and
moaning like suffering child it relapsed
into quietude. The attendants tried to re-
lease the wretched alligator, but were
C Hmpelled TO be very careful in handling
the venOmOus lizard. He was seized by
the tail and held up in the air, taken by
the bloated neck and choked severely,
plunged under water and maltreated in
other ways, but to no purpose. Then
sharp wires were thrust III to his nose, and
hnally large trowel was forced into his
mouth, but such was the force of his grip
that the STEEL blade, though considerably
Dent IN the effort, tailed to release the i'm
prisOnpd paw. Then the pair were re-
placed in the glass case which had been
occupied by the monster, and again the
alligator renewed its struggles. thrashing
It's enemy with It's tail and swapping at it
with It's Jaws. In its struggles it had dis
located its shoulder and its imprisoned
limb became limp and powerless. Its
meanings were pitiful, and the attendants
were moved to renewed and at last sue
cessful efforts to effect separation.
The trOwel was reintrOduced into the
monsters mouth with no very gentle
tnrusts, ana probably effected severe
wound in some tender part. Bubbles of
grayIsh slime were exuued from mouth
and nostr,ls. and finally the jaws slowly
opened. Even then it was work of sew
eral minutes TO dsengage the hooked
faEgs from the wounded paw. The COM
batants were placed in their separ tie re-
ceptacles, the monster tapping his thick,
black lips with his greenish forked
tongue, while the alligator closed its ewes
probably TO die of the venom in Its sys-
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AN EXHIBIT FOR AUGUSTA.
GEOnGIA FINANCES.
Annual Report of the Comptroller
General-Prisoners Escape.

Annual Report of the Comptroller
General-Prisoners Escape.
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 1.-The Comp.
troller Generals annual report was ready
TO day, and makes some i'm portant recon.
mendations 10 tue General Assem- Dlv Tor
amending the revenue and Insurance
laws. The condition Of the Treasury is
re pGried a. follows: Balance Ocl. /, 1885.
1884, 1870 10; receipts to sept. 80. 1885,
81. 90, 100 80; disbursements TO Oct. |,
1856, 81, 453 1893 10; balance $3.50 927 96
This, however, is ali eady appropriated.
The taxable property of tue State. m
Guiding railroads. aggreg ates 1929 4S9 sos
] ne sehool lund j. So 8 40 IS # when
S3l2.292 rs is still unapportioned.
A jail delivery occurred al Gainesville
t-day AID about thirty prisoners escaped.
Many of them were United states prison
srs. TObe Jackson, tue dYnamIJer, re.
NAMED In the jail yard, refusing to take
advantage Of the opportunity. Among
those " 10 escaped are sam Jackson and
James Beard, TWO Of the Cartet sville dy-
namiters, and several prisoners just con.
Vlcled IN Barlow Superior Court.
MARIETTA AND NORTH GEORGIA.
Th Marietta an North Georgia rail-
road inJunct un case, set tor a hearing be-
o.
was on Saturday night advanced TO to-
day, butwas to-day postponed TO w ednes-
dag.
oleOmargariDe licenses were issued to-
day TO Mic Olas Lang and POrcber Pos
tell, retailers OF savannah, and Aaron
Haas, a Wholesale dealer. and sol. Gutn-
man, retail dealer, OF Atlanta.
The Governor issued a warrant to-day
for the &c entlon o. Charles n. Brad, ,
who under arrestin Macon, twenty days
until a requisItion from the Governor OF
South Carolina can be procured. The
warrant was issued on application oil
William j. Tprrans, who alleges that
Baty, In Piedmont, ;. c., November,
1884, committed larceny after trust in
mating way with $500 intrusle ed 10 him.
A SPECIAL ssiOn of the Railroad Com
mission will b held To hear complaints
against the Central from AmerIcus tn
Albany and other points on that road ia
not prov ding sufficient cars 10 move
cotton from non-c)mpetitive places.
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SECOND wErKOF rAH FAIR.
Nellie Burke and Her Horses and
ogs Big Attraction.

MACON, GA, Nov. 1.-rhe second
week Of TIE State Fair opened with
beautiful weather. The attendance
during the day was very lair
ana every train which arrives adds large-
ly 10 the uu Der OF visitors. The list OF
attractions nas been augmpnfed by be
arrival OF Nellie Burke win her framed
horses and dogs. she beat er brother in
O grand cuariOt race to-day, making a
mile in2:1J. she also ran a haf mile
With her trained pack otgrry hounds. The
race was won by blue dog " ctory -
One OF the principal attractions OF the
day was tue ug0t rope performance OF
Prof. Leon. During his performance he
captured the crowd and hi daring leafs
in mid-air made the nervous shudder.
The celebrated trotter PDylls Is also
here and VIII be on the track every day
1ui Ing the week. She has record
Of 2:l5K.
Wesley. a little 2.year old child Of Julius
W mberly. ui Z 'cnran,stppp n ( Min NJ :.
A. Brown, on Pine street, IN Frid9y asst
mistakng a glass Of dissolved potash tor
water. drank it aud dbd IN great a ony on
Saturday morning. The rem aims were
carried 70 Cochran yesterday for inter-
ment.
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The Outlook at Jacksonville.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. l-lndica-
uous point 10 quiet election tomorrow,
but DeaVy vote is expected by both
parties. Mayor McQuaid issued an order
TO-DAY closing all the "a oons.
Senator CAL addressed mass meeting
Tonight AZ Orlando.
Tie Republicans held big pow-wo "
In this city Tonight. The me- ting Was
addie-sed By ParsOn Billy Hicks and
other leading orators. TIE ind cation +
point % the election OF Or. Dinry ~
state senator aud POfcber LEugle a
Assemhlymhn. Zoe chances OF The iinmO.
crAle counts ticket are yerY favorable.
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slain from Behind.

WICHITA, KAN, Nov. Lee Mosier
was brought TO this city last evening and
contin, IN the county jail, charged with
murder. lie was riding in tarm wagon
with Richard Loller and Il. +. Ames,
when suddenly he placed double
barreled shotgun at LOller's back and
fired, killing him instantly. Inc MUIR
derer, who is not over 10 years OF age,
contesses the crime and alleges that be
was hired 10 do the deed by Luler's
Young wlte and her former husband, wno
promised 10 meet MIN here last evening
aud pay him tor the job. They failed 10
appear, however. and there is no clue TO
their whereabouts.
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TAKEN FOR A MURDERER
A COLUMBI G DUNGY NEGRO
SHOT BY Mistake.

Executors Appointed to Look After
the Dawson E-tate-Com m : II eem m
Wright Not Yet in Accord with the
Min Presidents Augusta TAX inE
Steps to send An Exhibit of Her Re
sources to LOudou.
AUGUSTA. GA, Nov. Jim Avery,
colort d, was brought TO TIE city TINS
morning and placed in the hospital, and
the news OF his injuries we're first made
known. Saturday night his house IN
Columbia county, just of t1e Richmond
line, was entered by the TWO Thomas
brothers. OF Augusta. who demanded his
surrender. The frightened negro made a
rush for his life, when snotguns were
brought to play upon him. He received
several wounds in the back of the neck
and shoulder. The Messrs. Thomas mis-
took him for James Cummings, the MUIR
derer of Dennis, TOR whom reward has
been offered. and attic mpt lis arrest.
The authorities nave the case in hand.
AN INSANE MOTHER.
Mrs. Margaret Parker, VINO is hope
iessly insane. was brought into the city
to-day from GlasscOck county. she IS
the mother OF four little helpless children,
and heir lives were not safe in the Keep
OI
Walton Will pass on the case tomorrow
morning.
George j. Fargo, John b. DOugherty,
Charles c. Goodrich and James +. Har-
per were delegated in the Court OF Ordi-
nary 10 da, to look after the interests of
the hers to the Dawson million. No con-
test was offered by The irish heirs who
were present.
W. X. Thompson was appointed eX-
Of pf mn f.i1- "a -nf
QuiDtillian shrine.
There was heavy frost in Richmond
county ihl> mOrnns.
The sad and sudden death of John A.
Bonier occurred THIS morning at
O'Clock.
AN EARTHQUAKE REPORTED.
Halt OF Angus reports another earth
quake shock at noon. The other nall did
not feel tue lar.
The movements of Committeeman
Wright nave been quiet to-day aud some
what in the dark. Nothing OF import
ance IS known to have transpired. IL IS
said that o has been IN com munlcatIon
WITH the mill presidents, but lnVestiga.
tion fails to establish the rumOr as a tact.
The fifty ID th annual session Of The
Medical College opened to-day, II stud
ents mAttIculatink. One hundred and
ffty students Will be In attendance this
term.
AN EXHIBIT FOR AUGUSTA.
The Augusta kXcuan e has been called
together at the request Of iOuT-hl hs of the
members thereof tomorrow morning at
3 O'clock, TO take into con -lderatiou an
exhibit tor Aususta at tue American EX-
bi0ition In London. The people are thoI-
Dughly aroused ia this matter.
News reached tue city at noon of forest
fires in the One Hundred and T"e tty-ti rst
district OF Richmond county, caused by
careless nunters. Muca valuable timber
land is now ald waste, and the residence
Of Mrs. Martha Bland and other houses
were saved only through the united efforts
0t the population OF the community. The
county authorities are investigating the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-02

Mrs. Wmslow's Soothing syrup should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. a. relieves the little sufferer al
once; IL produces natural, quiet sleep by
relieving the child from pain, and the
lutte cherub awRkes as "bright as IA
button" ltisyery pleasant 20 taste. II
-oOthes the child. softens the gums, al
lays Nil pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, aud - the best known remedy FOR
diarrhua, whether arising from teothlnK
or other causes. 70 cents bottle.
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POLITICS NE GAMBIA.
Four Tickets in the FieId-Nn Engi-
neer's Legs Crushed.

PENsACoLA Nov. 1.-The political con-
test tomorrow promises to be hotly con-
tested one, there being one Democratic,
one Kni4 ht OF Labor ana two Republican
tickets In the fed. 1t is probable that
this county will give a decided majority
against the new constitution.
John Lawson, an engineer on the Pen.
sacola and Atlantic railroad, while going
from his engine t. a green brakeman on
morning train to teach him his duties,
fell In between two fiat cars and had both
his les crushed.
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A railroad company insures the safety
of each passengers baggage, carrying
such baggage being merely Incidental to
the contract for carrying its owner; and
the liability continues, even when the
passenger takes his baggage into a Sleep
ing car and gives it in charge of the pOr-
ter thereof. The railroad cannot limit it's
liability by any special arrangement with
the Sleeping Car Company, because, so
long as the sleeper forms part of the train,
negligence on the part of the sleeping car
agents is the negligence Of the railroad
company running the train.-LousYille
and Nashville and Great Southern Rail-
road Company vs.. Catzenberger, Sup. CT.
of Tennessee.
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21eetfn1B.

SAVANNAH, Nov. 3, 1896.
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SEALED PROPOSALS addressed 10 the
- undersigned for boring and tubing an adj
diuonal well 10 increase the ci'y's public
water supply. will he received until Novem-
Der /. 1855. The wen Is 10 De about 500 We
hundred feet deep and tubed with iron pine
ten inches inside diameter. clear Of all OBJ
structoue. II. w. HOPKINS, Mayor.
c. Ii. WILLIAMS Clerk, ThomAsyi G CA
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. The re-
mains OF tue man found in a sitting pos
lure at the foot OF a tree in the woods on
the bank of the st. JOINS river, opposite
Palatka, Fla, Sunday had evidently been
there since last winter. A watch, shirt
studs aud sleeve buttons We're found
among the rotten clothing. The letter ;
was marked on them, and the name Of
'Ste9dman" was marked on parts OF the
clothing. The vaiush,es were left with
the Sheriff of Putnam county at Palatka.
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CEALED proposals win he received until
- p, on November Is. Tor the whole, or for all
the worn OF any one trade, for building a large
Brick Hotel. Plans and specthcatinns may be
seen hy applying 10 COLD. II. EsTILL, Presi-
dent. 8 Whitaker street, savannah, Ga. Pay
ments viii be n chsh. Bide from re-ponsi6 bic
and reliable mechanics only invited. The
right Ia reserved 60 reject any or all bids
j. A. WOOD. A -cAItoct
20 Chambers strces New York.
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Casey "A suicide,

WASHINGTON, Nov. l.-Martin b.
Casey, a clerk in the Treasury Depart
ment, who died suddenly Saturday night.
was to-day found by al post norton examl-
nation to have committed suicide. Poison
enough to have eau ,ed the death of two
men was foucd in his stomach. He was
sufferer from disease OF the heart. and
the severely painful paroXysms OF his dis
order are assumed 10 nave led TO the
~
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GENERAL RAILWAY NEWS.
Matters of Money and Management
About Various Lines.

About Various Lines.
The Southwestern Railway Associa-
ton, on Oct. %, mpleted the tenth year
OF its existence.
The Canadian government has APP
pointed Royal Commission on RAIL
ways" which held its first session In To-
ronto last week.
Work on the great tunnel OF the Balti-
more and Ohio road in Philadelphia is
nearing completion, and II l. asserted
that before the end of the year through
trains will be running between Baltimore
and New York.
highly important step toward uni
formity and safety has been accomplished
oy the formulation OF a code OF rules ana
signals for train movement BY a COM
mittee of emln snt managers and superln-
tendents and its approval by the general
time convention.
The Orlando Reporter saws the rolling
stock for the Tavares. ApOpka and Gulf
railroad will arrive within the next fifteen
days. 1t is also Informed that the coaches
are exceedingly handsome and cannot be
surpassed by any railroad in the south.
he graders are working from both ends
of the road, and there only remains gap
OF about three miles. When this has been
closed the entire grade between hlsslm-
uee ana IaFareS Will nave OSeu COIL
pleted. The iron Is also being rapidly
laid, and it will not be long until trains
are running.
The Charleston News and Courier says
edltorially: sit IS gratifying to know
that President Raoul, OF the Central rail-
road OF Georgia, has a strong ger hold upon
the confidence OF the stockholders OF the
corporation he represents tnan ever be-
fore, and that there is now little doubt
that he will be retained in the Office he
fills SO admirably. Mr. Raoul is worthy
successor of Col. w. NJ. W adiey, the first
railroad king of Georgia. He has de-
veloped a wonderful fertility of resources,
and manages the important interests
committed to his keeping with signal
fidelity and ability"
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COLUMBUS, GA, Nov. III. b. slade,
one of tue most prominent and public
spirited citizens OF COlum bus, died ra her
Unexpectedly at 8 O'Clock this morning
He came 10 this city about thirty years
ago from North Carolina. He has been
for mum er OF wears a member of the
firm OF Slade d Etheridge, proprletors Of
The Lowell Warehouse
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Obftuaru.

ROUssEAU.-Died, on Oct. 20. 1888, after
a short illness of three days, without any pain
or suffering. the youngest child of Julius ID.
and Lula C. Rousseau, EDNA LOUISE, aged
years months days.
Mother
Our Bunchies gone!
Gone, with all her little bright and happy
ways;
Gone, with all her joyous and aleeful songs;
Gone, with true, hea venly gaze;
Gone to JOIN the Little Angel' throngs.
F.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 3, 1886.
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Augusta's Koad 20 thattanOOga.
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 1.-Work on the
Augusta and Chattanooga railroad will
be commenced about Nov. 10. The line
will be graded from here to Gainesville,
and i under contract to Chattanooga.
The first installment of 10 per cent. has
been called for, and is payable in thirty
days, and the whole amount will be called
in TWO months.
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Printer on Mystic brotherhood.
LINERS Liver LOrrec or.

This vegetable preparation IS Invaluable for
the restoration of tone and strength to the
system. For Dyspepsia, Constipation ana
other ills, caused by disordered liver, 1t can
notbe cxcelled. Highest prizes awarded, and
Endorsed by eminent medical men. Ask for
Ulmer's Liver Corrector and take no other.
81 OG bottle. Freight paid to any address
B.F. ULMER, NJ. D.,
Pharmacist, Savannah, Ga.
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Weather lad cattona

Special indications for Georgia to-day:
Fair weather, slightly warmer in the
eastern portion, nearly stationary tenn
perature IN the western portion, and va
riable WINDS, shifting TO soutaerly.
The lel. 1t Jt Cae river Al Augusta at
l:5o PclocK %. m. Yesterday Augusta
time) was SO feet--a rise of o. foot dur.
Ing preceding "A hours.
co aparaJIve State neut OF temperature
at Savannah Nov. /, 1885 and 1886:
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TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Nov. 1.-Col.
Davidson, the Democratic candidate for
Congress, addressed a large audience in
this city tonight. This closes the cam
paign. Davidson will receive a heavy
vote here tomorrow.
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Big Coal CrrrIrrs.

The officials of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company state that their shipments
OF coal over their system this year will
amount to 100000 tons, against 14,OOO,-
600 tons last year. Tue company is still
complaining of a scarcity or cars, not
withstanding $1,000 cars are in use on it's
system, and that the shops of the COM
pany are working day and night turning
out equipment,
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huici,ie ~ Irenton.

CHARLEsToN, $. c., Nov Jacob u.
Long, "A white man, aged %. shot himself
to-day through tue mead with pistol at
Trenton, s. q.
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Determination in Freight Rates.

DIsCF tHiInatIOn IN r Freight hAtes,
The words discrimination in freight
charges" used in a statute embrace an
"overcharge' for the transportation of
freight, according to the decision of the
Texas Court of Appeals in the case of
Missouri Pacific Railway vs.. Parkhurst.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-02

send your orders tor Wood TO c. II.
sheuall. Telephone 27g.
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SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. l6. 1886.

SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. l6, 1886.
EdUdrd j .Kie6er, Esq:
DEAR SIR had chilIs and fever for eleven
months, and took quinine until was nearly
deaffrom the effect of it, without curing them.
Three-fourths of a bottle of Peruvian Cure
broke them up, and now, two months after
taking it, am perfectly well and have not
felt any symptoms of their return.
S. A. FACKLER,
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l1ropooain 2l1atttrD.
H H O o ~ "A Il y a..
CITY OF sAvANNAH.

CITY OF SAVANNAH.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL}
Oct. 26th. lsN6. }
dds will be again received at the office of
ID the Clerk OF Council until 2 P. NJ. the
THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1856, for the
otfal from the city stables and pound lot for
two years from Novern Der 18th, less, Also
separate bids for the cleanings OF Broughton
street for two years from November 5th, 1883,
The city reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
By order OF Council.
FRANK f. REBARER,
Clerk Of Council.
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Has returned 1.-the city and resumed his
practice Omitted to diseases of Eye, Ear and
Throat, at his Office No. 9s Harris street.