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ElREs IN THE FREEZE.
A Large Wooden Factory Destroyed at
Sumnerdale, III.


CHICAGO, Jan. l2.-shortly before mid
night a Waterman in Robert Grier q Co. 8
wooden factory at SumnerdaIe discovered
fire in the central portion OF the building,
and transmitted an alarm. The Ravens
wood Hose Company responded, but the
fire was too big for them TO handle, and
the building, with its contents, was de-
stroved. 1t was a brick structure, two
stories nigh. IL was erected two years
ago BY Mr.. Guer, who fLted 1t mp as a
complete cotton factory. His loss on
building. stock and machinery was So
coo. The insurance is 500 600. The firm
was running on haf time, and employ ed
about - men. The cause of the IRE is IN
known.
a FLOUR WAREHOUSE BURNS.
The flour warehouse OF Frederick G.
Nebmeyer, at No. 1872 Kinzie street, took
fire this morning and was almost en-
tirely destroyed, together with It's con-
tents. The loss will reach $250,OOO.
FIRE AT DEFUNTAK.
DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, FLA, Jan. r.
The winter residences OF DR.. Parkhurst
and DR.. Garfield. Of Chicago, and OF Mrs.
Ida Harper, OF Terre Haute, were burned
here last night.
BOSTON BLAZE.
Boston. Jan. IA disastrous fire rag
ed to-day in the 5-story granite front build
ing, Nos. II, 70, 70 and II Clinton street.
occupied on the lower floor by W. o. ROg
ers. a dealer in agricultural implements
and fertilizers, and on The second floor by
c. II. Thompson Il Co., dealers in seeds.
/ The three upper stories were filled with
stored -four, grain, etc. The hremen were
considerably impeded with their work
with the mercury at 4 deg. below zero anu
the quantity OF snow on the streets. The
/ ire was confined to the Rogers building
The loss is ABOUT $4,000.
BIG FIRES AT NEW ORLEANS.
! NEW ORLEANS, Jan 12.-Fire at the
/ corner Of Josephine and Liberty streets
/ tonight DESTROYED ten small houses.
/ The loss is estimated at $4,000 TIE
/ property is insured in local companies.
A 2-stOry brick store q / the corner OF
/ Hospital and Bourbon streets was burned
tonight. The loss is $1,000. 1t vas IN
sured in local companies.
Fire at the corner OF st. Claude and
Spain streets tonight consumed ten
houses, including the African Baptist
church. The property is partially insured
IN local companies.
SAN ANTONIO FIRMS BURNED OUT.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX. Jan. 12.-Fre
/ DIVhe OUT this evening IN Eltt ~ meeAs
grocery store and rapidly spread to Els,
ner & Schmitte dry goods establishment
Both buildings were totally destroyed
the loss is estimated at 100000 Pitt a
Meeks' loss il 10000. They are insured
for $1,000 Eisner & Scbmitt's loss il
Sl6.00e, They are insured. The loss on
buildings IS $4,000.
Mr.. BALMFORTH's BODY FOUND.
pVTeUrTIE Ian 10 Tho holy of ! II
Balnforth, VINO per shed in the warehouse
disaster on Friday afternoon, has ius
been found about ten feet from whcr,
Maj. II. NJ. WrIght's body was recovered
His neck was broken, and he was horribly
bruised about the body and head. He
was wedged N between two smoulderins
bales Of cotton.
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A SLEEPING BEAUrY AwAKEs
Seventy Days in Trance. and the Sen
sations inciden to II.

Seventy Days in Trance. and the Sen
sstions Incident to It.
COLUMBUS, NEB., Jan. 12.-News has
just reached here from a farmhouse sew
eral miles north that Minnie DIshner,
Nehraska's sleeping beauty, recovered
consciousness Sunday. Jan. s, the seven
tieth day OF her nysterO-catalepuc trance
sleep. the roads have been impossible
until the present time, and the news of
her recovery could not be received before.
The girl fell into the trance from which
she has now revived Oct. 20 last. During
the long interval she has lain to all APP
peaTance a lifeless being, with the
exception of respiration and pulsatiOu.
" hen Miss Dlsnner awoke, her
mind was apparently clear and unim-
paired and her appetite and general leel-
ings GOOD, but her arms and legs We're
paralv2ed. She saws she was conscious
during the whole Time OF her proJracted
trance, but though she eXerIed her utmost
power TO evince her consciousness, she
could not move a single muscle. She says
she had no physical pain until the
fortieth day OF her sleep, when
the electric battery was applied.
Since then she has suffered a
thousand agonies of body, and at times 1t
seemed as if her mind would give way
under the strain, and she now complains
of terrible physical sutferings in conse-
quence of the shock TO her system. The
doctor in attendance says. however, that
she will recover in short time, and Will
also regain full use OF her limbs.
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SHERMAN TO WIZ BY Fr:AUD.

The Democratic Members from HamIl-
ton County Unseated ia the House.
COLUMBUS, o.. Jan. 12.-The Committee
on Privileges and Elections in the House
OF Representatives this morning reported
a resolution to unseat the nine Democratic
members from Hamilton county. The
resolution was amerd ed so as to provide
that a hearing be accorded the unseated
members. The resolution was adopted
under the previous question, and the seats
were then declared vacant amid the
greatest confusion. The nine Republican
members came forward ana We're sworn in
by the Speaker. They were cheered by the
Republicans and ieered by the Democrats.
The Speaker ordered the unseated Demo-
cratic members TO turn over the keys OF
their desks. The action of today is an
ample assurance OF the election Of Mr..
Sherman. He will have twenty-one ma
ority on joint ballot in the convention of
the TWO branches tomorrow.
BALLoTING FOR SENATOR.
Each branch of the Legislature
voted separately to-day on the can
didates for United States Senator. In
the Senate Mr. Thurman received
% votes and Mr.. sherman II, Demo
cratic majority of 3. In the House Mr..
Thurman received Al votes and Mr. Sher-
man 81, Republicau majority of %. At
noon tomorrow the Legislature will vote
in Joint convention for Senator.
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Telrair HOSPITAL.

The Telfair Hospital viii be- opened for the
reception Of patient ON Jan. }. lSsG. Appu-
cations Tor lmiss on may b. made To- amy Ut
the Board OF Managers. re mits must he
-i.ned hv the Pres eut OF the Board -uhiec.
examination and ~ royal hy The attend
ing phy.cian. 40 chronic or incuru 'e cases
viii e. ed The bonding viii Uo open GA
the in-peorou of yistors on Jan. ] from u
o'el ck NJ. until 3 p. ~. after that date ON
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. from r. n.
untlGp N.
Board of Managers:
Mts. !. q. 1iLMFR, Mrs. g. a. LAMAR.
MISS =. y OWISs. Mrs. W. s. CHisuOLN
MRs. MCLEOD, Miss HE NKyhI,
MI. InnN MuLIAn.lA.
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COLUMBUS sELLs 70 MEMPHIS.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
A Batch OF Jude ments Handed Down at
Atlanta Yesterday

AtihhSa AhAAnENaI
ATLANTA. GA, Jan. l2.-The following
decisions were rendered by the Supreme
Court to-day:
jackson VS.. Lewis. CertiOrari, from
Washington. Judgment reversed.
Branch vs.. the Planters Loan and Saw
ings Bank. Trover. from the City Court
OF Richmond. Judgment affirmed.
Wadley, survivor, VS.. Williams. Com
plaint. from Burke. Judgment affirmed
Parish vs.. Foss. From Bulloch. Judg-
ment affirmed.
Captus vs.. the August Gibson and
SapdersYille railroad. Trespase. from the
County Court of Richmond. Judgment
reversed.
house. from McDufhe. Judgment affirm
ed.
Hutchinson eft al. VS.. Fuller ct al.
Equity, from Richmond. Judgment
affirmed.
Sanders vs.. Williams. Trover from the
City Court OF Richmond county. Judg-
ment affirmed.
Wilcox W. Mckenzie, from Richmond.
Judgment affirmed.
Brahe VS.. Baker Il Co. Lertiorari from
Richmond. Judgment reversed.
Graham vs.. Fuller Electrical Company
ct al. Injunction and receiver, from Rich
mond. Judsment affirmed.
johnson & Co. vs.. o. DOnnell Il Burke
ct al. Equity, from Rich mond. Judgment
reversed.
Creach ct al. VS.. Richards, admins
traitor. Equity, from Richmond. Judg-
ment affirmed.
Vason VS.. Strouss. Certiorari, from
Richmond. Judgment reversed.
National Bank of Augusta VS.. Bones.
Complaint, from City Court OF Richmond
county. Judgment reversed.
Maddox vs.. Gray, administrator. Eject
menI, from Columbia. Judgment affirm.
ed.
Anderson VS.. Freeman. Complaint.
from City Court Of Richmond county,
Judgment reversed.
Ferenll vs.. Marks. Ejectment, from
Richmond. Judgment affirmed.
National Bank OF Augusta vs.. Cunning,
ham. Complaint, trQm Richmond. Judg.
ment affirmed
Crindon. Watkins & Co. VS.. smith
trustee. Claim, from Jefferson. Judg
ynent reversed.
Pughsley, next friend, VS.. Pughsley
Taryer & Co. Equity, from Emanuel
Judgment affirmed.
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To the Citizens II SdrdanGh:
Approaching the liberal patronage with
which the good people OF Savannah have
recognized our efforts to furnish them
with the best grades Of Coal, full weight,
and free of dust, at the most reasonable
prices, we take this method Of expressing
our thanks. and giving the assurance that
no pains viii be spared to meet promptly
all demands In addition to our large
force OF teams we have engaged several
teams of the Knickerbocker Ice Company,
and have them runnine every hour in the
day. Orders are pouring in upon us and
we are severely taxed, but will put forth
every effort to secure prompt delivery.
We would askOur kind patrons to bear
with us; they will all be attended to as
rapidly as possible. You will get your
Coal fun weight, and in GOOD time AZ can
he made with the large number Of teams
we are running. for il "is a very, very
cold day when we get left"
Very respc ctiully,
-Adu. DIXON q MURPHY.
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ATLANTA, GA. Jan. PA few days
ago A. 4. Pickert, leading jeweler OF
Atlanta, made an assignment TO W, Is.
O'Qunn, a clerk IN his employ. Mrs. PICK
ert was maze preferred creditor Tor
$1,000. The Liabilities were put at S34,0OO,
with assets Of about SIS 900. Tonight the
creditors, VINO are principally al the
North, through their attorney, Walter
Brown, filed bill and asked for the ap-
continent OF Receiver. Judge Marshall
Clark after reading the application
passed an order appointing r. II. Knapp
Receiver. he at once took possession OF
fht. .fOgk
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JUDGE POTTL IS LIFE.
50 Years Well Spent--To be Inferred al
WarrentOn.

90 Years Well Spent--To be Inferred at
WarrentOn.
MACON, GA, Jan. 12.-The remains Of
Judga 4. II. Pottle, 10 charge Of his son,
f. II. Pottle, Jr., and his daughter, Mrs.
A. E. Anderson, reached this city from
Micanopy, Fla, this morning. Judge
Pottle died at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. Anderson, in MicanOpy. Fla, on
Sunday last from the effects of dropsy OF
the heart. attended by nervous prostra-
ton. judge POttle WAS born in st. Ma
rvs. Camden county, Ca, July Is, 1872,
aud was in the 64lh year OF his age. He
graduated IN the year 1871 at the
State University, then franklin
College, and was in the class
with the late Linton Stephe /.
Soon after graduating he was admitted
% the bar and located in the town of War
rentOn, whore he conn need the practice
OF his profession. In ls45 he was marrit d
o. 70 Miss Evelyn Jeuning, 0. Athens. who
died a few wears atterward. In 1857 he
was married to Miss Virginia Hudson. of
Warrenton. and her death occurred some
years ago. la the later part uf 1894 be-
was again married. bis third wife being
Miss Eugenta Hamilton, OF this city.
For "A term Of eleven years Judge Pottle
was Judge OF the Northern Circuit ln this
State. He vas just and impartial M the
discharge OF bis Official duties, and few
nj his decisions have ever been reversed
By the next highest tribunal. His remains
will be carried ~ WarrentOu tonight and
the funeral will occur tomorrow morn
ia
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ATLANTA. GA, Jan. l2.-1he Gate
CITY National Bank elected The following
officers aud directors to-day President,
III. Hlll, NiCe-Pfesideuf A. w. HiI
tore. w a. Hemphill. Charles bfnnn0n,
T.. j. Hill, A. W. 1901, }. ~. hill y. 4.
1850 aisd J.. liiIl.
TIE Merchants Nsii0nai Bank alec
held faeing TO- fhe HHne purnose and
eite Jed he igllgHlHg ofls.fs and difee-
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GermanY and samoa.

LONDON, Jan. 13, ) A. M.-The Stand
Gra'S correspondent at Berlin says: "Ad-
miral Ku0rr, commanding the German
man-of-war Bismarck, GuesinaG and
Olga, has been ordered to Samoa to settle
tue differences between the German Gov
eminent and King MalietOa. When
amicable relations have been arranged
the German flag that was hoisted over
Samoa will be hauled down. Germany
has no intention Of violating the neu-
trality agreement with England and
America
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Eails in RusIness.

ATLANTA, GA, Jan. y Mrs. Martha
A, Christopher, proprietor OF variety
store on whitehall street, assigned to-day
to o. j. Culuerson. Her assets are put al
$1,000, and her Liabilities at $4,000 She
names az preferred cred tors her at
t0rueys, Clarks, ANA the owner OF the
store. The failure is said to be bad one.
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TaIIadega's Gold and silver

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Jan. PA special
from Tauadeea saws that Judge Horn
brought in and presented to-day to Prof.
Noble, for the cabinet of Talladega Col
iege, from a silver mine just discovered
near this place, piece OF ore weighing 80
pounds, with asfracture showing rich
gold vein. An assay of the top rock pro-
duced $50 worth of silver and $50 worth Of
gold DER ton.
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can the health ! enjoy, and oven my
life, may say. Is IN consequence 81 SIM.
mons Liver Regulator. ! would not take
$1,000 900 Tor my interest in that medl.
cine. ". ID. WILSON,
Lecturer Fioi IDA state Grange"
Millions 0f he are bill0ns WD are BILE
l0us rnce. naif ~ ne are born biii0us,
with a pradlspaslfI0n o. dfGpepsla. Toe
beet tnlhu remedy fer hiil0ufutsH aHd
lpdlt elton it simmons Liver kegulai0r
"A has s.0ll it fesi Fl nDie
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ATLANTA, GA, Jan. i2.-Post Office In
spectOr W hitesid $, who a few days ago
arrested Joseph n. Rivers, the colored
Postmaster at Ladies' Island, >. c.,
reached Atlanta ton lht He says that
an investigation OF the charges against
Rivers shows that the office pays butts 30
and that the Postmaster has
gotten away with $1,000 in money orders
AID postage stamps.
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George Il. Jack-on's whereabouts.

AUGUSTA. GA, Jan. FIN regard to
rumors IN circulation in some parts OF the
Stale to the effect that George +. Jackson,
ex-President OF the Enterprise Cotton
MIL, who is out on bail under charge
involving incorporation Of the com
pany's money, had fed from the city, his
sons were seen tonight and deny the
truth of the report
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DAVIS PORCE SAFE.


~
Apaches Now IN Progress.
ELPAso, Tx. Jan. 12.- News has Just
been received here concerning the move
ments of Mai. DAVIS and his command Of
one troop OF cavalry and eigbty-fve In
dian scouts, who moved into the
heart OF the Sierra Madre noun
tains in Mexico over q month ago.
Nothing had been heard OF their
whereabouts since that time and fears
were entertained that they had been mas
sacred by the h0stiles. IL is now learned
tnat the force succeeded in safely reach
ing Casas Grandes withoUt having en-
couG cred the Apaehes From the point
named MESSAGE was sent TO Col. Torres.
commanding the Mexican force at ~
Vale. with whom 90 operative plan Of
action was agraod upon. A vigorous
campaign Is now beiGg prosecuted by the
Joint forces against tue AVdcAes.
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ULMER'S LIVER C0RRECTOR.


MEXICO, Mo-. June 90, 1855.
d.. Ctaog. DEAH SIR The bottle Of youI
LIVER CORRECTOR arrived safely. take
70 Tor ndisesiion and constipation. 30 far li
has been most successful 10 relieving me Of
these troubles. q does me d great deal Of
5000. q. a. HARDIN,
President s0nthfrn mesieo Bank.
fla bottle freight paia 70 any address.
~. tLNEK
6tFaansh O..
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Genroias LoMeiI.

COLUMBUS. GA, Jan. l2.-Fire early
this morning destroyed the Broom dwell
ing-house in the Northern Liberties Occu-
pied by James Gaines, colored man. 1t
was the property of Rev. W. }. Games, OF
Atlanta, and was nsura d for $500.
A. II. W ntOn, the sharper VINO worked
Columbus for over $780, has been cap
tured at Tuscum bia, Ala. Chief Of Police
In
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tors President, J. H. Porter; yice-Pres-
idet, j. r. Wyle; Cashier, X. N. Farrar
Assistant Cashier, samuel stocking; y
rectors, }. II. Porter, J Il. Wylie, K. d.
Spalding, A. D. Adair, r. A; Anderson
T. l.. Laneston, ". p. Price, j. NJ. Neach
and George WInship.
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HOME NEWS ON THE WIRE
COLUMBUS BALL FRANCHISE
SOLD TO MENiPHIS.

The League Schedule Sot Yet Arranged
supreme Court DecisiOus-An Auto
bI~t raphy of Judge Pottle-Rumor oil
Ex-President j sckson's Flight Denied
The CITY on the Chattaho0chee.
ATLANTA, GA, Jan. l2.-Manager Nor
ton of the Savannah base ball club,
reached Atlanta to-day for the purpose 81
attending the meeting Of the schedule com
mittee OF the Southern Base Ban League
meeting was held as it was deemed adj
visable to wait upon the action OF Mem
phis and see whether the city purchases
the franchises OF Chattanooga and comes
into the eague. A meeting VIII he caliel
in few DAYS as soon as something deu-
mite is known. Manager Morton LETT To-
night for Savannah. He has sign zen
men so lar and has yet 10 sign one pat
terry aud two felders. The men slGhed
are:
Geo. strict, second basoman and cap
tain. who has played with Cleveland
Putsburc, ST. Louis. and the Athl@Ilcs o.
Philadelphia.
Joe Miller, of " heeling, short stop ior
two seasons with the Toledos, and last
wear with the LOuisv,lles; while with the
Tolsdos leading 10 batting and heldng oil
the Western League. and who when with
Louisville was second IN heldlng OF the
short stops in the assoc iation.
Low slack well, catcher, formerly OF
Grand Rapids, Milwaukee and Chicago.
Tom Gillian, catcher of last years sa-
vannahs.
Tom Murray, third base Of last seasons
SsvinnahS.
Hub Collins, Of Columbus, and Louis
Vilies centre field.
j. c. Powell, first base of Richmond and
Norfolk.
Joe Neale, Of Akron, o., pitcher.
Alexander NOss, Of the NashYllles OF
last year. pitcher.
no. DaleN, Of CHICAGO. pitcher, for
perly OF TOiedos, Pittsburgs and the Ma
tfOnals Of v asni1gton. r. is pitching for the
TOledos in 1888 Won the championship OF
the Northwestern League. Manager Nor
ton says that be mas arranged for several
weeks OF practice and exhibition games
with prominent league clubs from dis
tance before the season OF the southern
League opens. The Louisyilies will be in
Savannah from MaGh 4 TO IA; Detroit
from March 10 to %, and then Pitt>burg
opens Tor three games with the Sayan-
nabs. The ChIcagOs will entertain the
hume team for three games. commencing
~ 4 pril 5. but VIII be in Savannah from
April l, and will play games with the
locals on OF days.
COLUMBUS SELLS 70 MEMPHIS.
COLUMBUS. GA. Jan. l2.-Vhe Column
bus Base BAN Association to-day sold its
franchise to the Memphis club for $1,000.
Some OF the stockholders opposed the sale,
but as they were uoable 10 raise "a sufiicl-
ent amount TO carry the club through an
other season the sale could not be stop
ped. Several good players viii no doubt
be secured bV other clubs.
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PINE BLUFF. Aux, Jan. i2-To-day
while Mat KEYS, who was arrested YES
terday Tor numbering "a mer. hant named
W. H. Carroll, IN suuflower c0u tv, Ml-s.,
was being conveyed on the rsilroa nom
Trppe station. Ark. 20 Arkansas City.
be- suddenly plung d through awindow "
the car headforemast. struck his head
against a wheelbarrOw near the track,
and dashed ont bis brains. is ays was
formerly d preacher and a sch0o teacher
aud mad been refugee fDr a long time.
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ItTakes But Little CourAse.to Get Rich


ItTakes But Little Couraseto Get Rich.
The bright winter sky AZ New Orleans,
La, on Dec Is, 1885, saw a strictly hon
est distribution Of the 1S1th Grand
Monthly and Extraordinary Drawing,
conducted as usual entirely by Gen'ls CT.
Beahregard, of Louisiana, and Jubal A.
Early. of Virginia. over half a III lion
dollars we're scattered everywhere. Tick
ct No. 6q.2j5 drew the first Capital Prize
$3.50. 600, 40 q IN tenths at 81 each-One to
Leon Marthe, 10 st. Charles street. New
Orleans. La: one to j. c. Webster and
Heck Barry. OarrOltOn, ny, paid through
Citizens National Bank OF Louisville.
Nv: one Ia Mesdames Margaret A. Nagle
and Mary W. Knell, OF Memphis. Tenn:
one to G. X Lewis, of San Francisco, Cal /.
one 10 j. MarZ0lt of Jake'e saloon Blacks
station, Yolo county. Cal. paid through
Bank og Woodland, Cal; one 10 Chas. T.
Pardee. care Cathcart x Bro. 40 Park
Place: another 10 Max Polatschek, II
John street. both OF New York CITY, etc.
No. 92S drew the second Capital Prize OF
$4,000. and was paid 10 The First National
Ban, Of Portland, Me-, In one check on
account OF m. N Macarthur. ~ Lining
ton, York county. Ne. Ticket No. 81. Ig4
drew third Dapital Prize $50 GOO sold ia
tenths al 81 each one 20 7. q. Hand, No.
Al0 West >.yenth stree, -. Pau Mimi;
one ID A. ~ Geudron, BOSTON. Mass; one
10 Geo. 81. Tieheuor, OF Tucson, Arizona:
ouet1 At. Beck. ot Lancaster. o.. rad
Go Lancaster Bank there; ono 90 T.. q.
Dauehcrty Of EhzaWllc ky,paid through
Exchange bauk OF llem 'ugsNurR KY one
paid To- Anglo. californian Bank NWitsdJ
of sam Francisco. CAL Nos. Gl .ass aud
s5R6 drew each $4,000. sold BOO tenfhs
ai,p- so they ~ everywhere. For any in-
formation Of tho lslfu Grand MONTHLY
Drawing io take place Tuesday. fob. ON.
1886. apply 20 n A. Dauphln. New ore
leans. Ia N fdtes 5Hf httiC c0Hraqs
10 gff firh.- Ali.
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For the South Atlantic States to-day
Warmer, fair weather, variable winds,
generally easterly, falling barometer
The height OF the river at Augusta at
:33 O'Clock o. n. Yesterday Augusta
tlmel was 1916 feet-a fall of OF feet dur
ing the preceding "A hours.
Comparative statement of temperature
at Savannah Jan. II. 1855 and 1856;
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N NntfIe in I,er.ll.

LONDON, Jan. rs, 8 A. Nh light has
taken place between body OF Russian
troops and G.O0I ~housoYsls VINO were
crossing the Persian frontier 20 winter
in Russiau Moghan. Eighty shopsoyals
nnd rs C0s-ucks were killed. Large
numbers were wounded. The Russian
commander has asked tor reiniorcements.
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Gentlemen who are in che habit oi pay.
ine I'D and 81 for haul.seWed -hoef are boz
Ylicd to corp fe them viii ihDse Coiiai
brls. aro lIInr ai g. IheF viii CON.
pare fnFn. shIf. - ffr.
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skidaway Shell Road Company.

JIM Any v $50.
4 dividend Of FOUR tSH DOLLAR, share
win be paid Stockholders on demand.
GfO. W. LAMAR,
SecrptnrV and TraasMrer.
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NHwBURGH. q. T., jan. ~. twenty.
nine cadets fAIlsd to pass the examlua.
fian just held az West Point. OF these two
were 90 the lst class iOurte Ia TIE "a.
ana thirteen in me- Afh class.
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The Board OF Directors having declared a
dividend of THEE PER CENT, on the par
value Of stock, same will be paid on and after
this date, Jan. II. NJ. A. COHEN,
Secretary and Treasurer
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-13
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Golden Rule LOd, No. IL, [. o. D. f.
A regular meeting will be held THIS WED
nesday) EVENING, at O'Clock.
Installation Of officers viii take place.
Members viii come prepared TO pay their
dues.
Members of other Lodges are cordially in
vited TO attenss. BY order of
Z. X. BRAGDON, n. 6.
J. W. FRETWELL, Sec'v.