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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-10
A BRUTAL CRIME AVENGED.
Texas Lynchers Hang the Murderer of =
Deputy Sheriff.


PARIS, TEX, Feb. Sat l O'Clock
yesterday morning a mounted posse Of
nearly 100 masked men suddenly appeared
in front of the Jail in this Lamar county.
A dozen of the party jumped off their
horses and knocked for admittanee at the
front door. Jailer Baldwin opened the
door ana TWO men spTang inside. Jailer
Baldwin showed fight, discharging his
revolver, but the men knocked the jaileT's
arm up ana choked him until be was
Diack IN the face. Breaking open the cell
the mob seized Garrett, a woundei despe-
rado, who killed Deputy Sheriff Clay
Davis. They dragged him to a wagon
and marched to timber land, three miles
distant, where they strung him up to a
tree by means of common halter.
THE DANGLING CORPSE.
The body was discovered dangling be-
tween heaven and earth this morning.
The Vigilants had prepared their attack
with great care, guards being placed in
every street leading to the Jail. The
lailer's wife rang the alarm bell, and
many citizens tried to reach the Jail, but
were prevented by the determined lynch
ers. Garrett had been arrested for dis
turbing a Christmas tree festival at
Shockey's prairie. when Sheriff Davis
permitted HIM to visit his home before
gong to jail. Subsequently Garrett seized
rife and brutally murdered the officer
while the latter's back was turned. Gar
rett was afterwards captured in the
woods, receiving fourteen desperate
wounds, and was Just recovering from
these wounds when summoned to his fate.
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DEATH OF A BOLD RAIDER.

Lieut.. Hawkins, of Bridge and Telegraph
Lines Fame, Gone to Rest.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Feb. 9-Lieut. Martin j.
Hawkins, one of the "a daring men who
in 1868, under the leadership of a man
named Andrews, attempted to destroy the
bridges and telegraph lines of the Chatta-
nooga and Atlanta railroad, between Big
Shanty and Chattanooga, died here Sun
day night. The daring raiders were cap
tured before they reached the Union lines,
and most OF them were condemned to
death and hanged. Hawkins and few
others ESCAPED, and later on Congress re-
warded them by promotion. A gold medal
was also presented to each survivor.
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SpeEtal atotirrs.
TIE SAVANNAH TELEPHONE
EXCHANGE

HAS WITHIN SIX MONTHS BEEN ENTIRE
LY REBUILT, AND is IN THOROUGH
ORDER. IT HAS OVER 300 SUBSCRIBERS,
EACH OF WHOM CAN AT WILL INSTANTLY
COMMUNICATE WITH ANY OTHER BY THE
BEST SYSTEM OF CENTRAL OFFICE
SERVICE KNOWN, AT A COST OF ONLY A
FEW CENTS PER DAY.
The PRICE OF THE SAME SYSTEM OF
SERVICE IN NEW YORK is S210 PER YEAR.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION is INVITED
TO THE FACT THAT TELEPHONE STATIONS
AT RESIDENCES ARE OFFERED ATvERY
LOW RATEs-LOwER THAN THE AVERAGE
ACTUAL COST TO THE CoMPANY-IN
ORDER TO MAKE THE EXCHANGE MORE
VALUABLE TO RETAIL MERCHANTS,
DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, ETC.
A TELEPHONE IN YOUR RESIDENCE
MAY SAVE THE LIFE OF A MEMBER OF
YoURFAMILY BY ENABLING YOU To CALL
PHYSICIAN IN CASE OF NEED. AND ITS
USEFULNESS Is DEMONSTRATED IN MANY
OTHER DIRECTIONS.
1t is belieoed that the facilities afforded
by the SGUdnnGb Telephone Exchange are
north much more than the price charged.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BE
WITHOUT A TELEPHONES!
CALL ON THE MAN Ser OR DROP HIM
POSTAL CARD AND HE WILL CALL ON
YOU. B. f. DILLON,
Acting Manager.
JOHN d. EAsTERLIN, District Superin-
tendent, Charleston, :. c.
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NEGRO COKE WORKERS..
The Latest Plan OF the Employers TO
Weed Out the HungArians.

The Latest Plan OF the Employers to
Weed Out the Hungarians.
PITTsBURG, Feb. "a member of the
coke syndicate says: "The plan now is to
put negroes in the places of the strikers.
Thousands Of good stout negroes can be
procured around Lynchburg, Va. Those
now here are satisfied with their wages
and are happy. Not one is taking an &C
tive part ia the strike and all would be at
work If 1T were not for fear OF bodily
narm. The intention is not to bring in
large numbers at one time but as fast as
a family leaves the region a col
ored family will take its
place and the change will
not be noticed until it is made" No at
tempt Will be made to start the works az
whole, but as fast as the men are will
ling 10 go to work, if they have taken no
active part in the strike, or have not been
delegates to any meeting, places will be
course, good, but an Increased price Will
not be given the men, for the price Ofcoke
Will not be raised until after the strike is
settled, II II takes two months.
Inc Plttsburg coke syndicate to-day de-
clded TO order total suspension of work
in the Conceivable district on account Of
the riot and incendiarism prevalent there.
DEPRESSION AMONG THE WORKERS.
MOUNT, PLEASANT, PA, Feb. 9.-The
incendiarism and rioung yesterday had
depressing influence on the men at the
Alice works, the only plant north of Scott
dale making any attempt to run. Many
of the men absolutely refused to work,
and this afternoon one of them. John HUI
bert by name, brought suit against the
superintendent for trying to force him TO
work at the muzZle of a revolver. At
Bridgeport a mob of women chased
workman into the shaft,
house and forced the engineer to hoist
him to the surface, and made him swear
allegiance to the strikers. Foreigners
are coming to Mt. Pleasant in numbers
to replenish their stock of revolvers and
ammunition, and are preparing in hours
of peace for war.
NOTICES OF AN ADVANCE.
BOSTON, Feb. 9.-NOtices have been
posted in almost all the cotton mills of
Newbedford, Concord, Manchester and
Lowell OF a general advance of 10 per
cent. in wages from March 1.
END OF THE ST. QUENTIN STRIKE.
PARIS, Feb. 9.-The strike of the facto-
ry operatives at st. Quentin is ended.
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0oharrn.
A CARD.

INFORMATION having reached me that
Il certain agents. in order to sell their own
Tobacco, have lnsinuated to some members of
the trade that the "Gravey" Brands manu-
featured by Messrs. J. II. Johnston & Co. are
not genuine, l beg leave to state that am in
terested with Messfs. j. H. Johnston j. Co. in
their manufacture and contBOl of my fine
brands Of ''W. s. Gravely," Extra Chew !"
Indian Chief" and Fine 9-Inch" Pug To-
baccOs, which, under our contr act, are TO be
made of the FINEST HENRY COUNTY
LIE AT, and i viii guRran ee that no brands
Of Tobacco wi / be pat upon the market SUI
perior IN quality to these brands Of mine
Very respectfully. w. s. GRAVELY.
MoUNTAIN VALLEY, HENRY Co., VA, MAY
18th, 1885.
For sale by SMITH BROS. & CO.. Sole
Agents, Wholesale Dealers in Tobacco, Segars
and Liquor. al Bay street, Savannah. Ca
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come the boat will go to Kalama where
special Northern Pacific Railroad train
will be kept in waiting.
ORDERED TO SEATTLE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, A. M.-Gen.
Glb0on, commanding at Fort Vancouver,
Washington Territory, has been ordered
to proceed at once with troops to Seattle,
TO enforce the Presidents proclamation.
ALL QUIET AT OLYMPIA.
OLYMPIA, W. T., Feb. 9.-The Mayor
and Sheriff have enrolled a sufficient force
here to prevent any further lawless pro-
ceedings against the Chinese. The Lead
ers OF the mob this morning we're hound
over for trial. The Cinnamon are anxious
70 leave, and will do so as soon as possl-
bic. They remain in their dwellings to-
night unmOlested.
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Facing at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 9-There was a
good attendance at the races to-day, the
weather being clear and pleasant: The
track was fair:
FIRST RACE-One and oue-sixteenth miles;
ght for age. Joe Shelby won. with Brio
a-Brsc second, and Blizzard third. Time
2:OlA.
SECOND RACE-Selling race; one mile. Ba-
ton Rouge won, with John Sui van second,
and Anna WOOdcOck third. Time 49,
THIRD RACE-~elling; one and q quarter
miles. Ligan won easily, with Hiberna sec
Ond, and Alice three. Biddy Bowling fell,
slightly njuring ner clIev. Time 2:25.
FOURTH RACE-FOr beaten horses, to carry
100 pounds each; three quarters OF a mile.
Enie II. won, with His Grace second, and
Beau Monde third. Time "a
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BUENE BROUGHT BACK,
CnlIrmhns Notes

COLUMBUS. GA, Feb. 9.-There are sew
eral entertainments on the docket for this
week, among them beinga private german
given by Miss Florida Wellborn at the
residence of ex- Gov. James NJ. Smith COM
plimentary to Miss Apologize, OF Indian
apolis, this evening; also one to be given
by Miss Mary Lou Mott on Thursday
evening complimentary to Miss Eason, OF
Charleston. 1t is also probable that the
Athletic club will give dance and sup
per at their hall this or next week.
The work of rebuilding the property
destroyed by the recent fire in Browne
vile Will not be commenced until some
time in the spring.
IL is probable that one of our we'll
known champions on the bicycle will
attend the exposition races in New Or
leans Oh March 10, and carry of some Of
the prizes.
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BERLIN, FeD. 9.-The government bill
for colOnizing Prussian-Poland with Ger
man settlers who are TO replace the ex-
lied Poles provides Tor l00,000,00 marks
TO deiray the expenses OF colonization. 1t
also names the ministers 10 regulate the
affairs Of the newly populated territory.
tue members Of both chambers Of the Diet
assisting
In the Lower House Of the Landtag TO-
day the government introduced bill APP
propriating $25, 900, 600 for the expenses OF
COlOnIZing MaAI Pruaaia and pnaan.
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B'NAI BIRTH.
Assembling OF the District Convention |
at Atlanta.

Assembling OF the District Convention
at Atlanta.
ATLANTA, GA, Feb. 9.-The B'nai Birth
Convention of this district, now in ses
sion in this city, gave an elegant banquet
At the Kimball house tonight, which was
largely attended by delegates and invited
guests. DIR. l.. 4. Borcheim. President
OF the Gate City Lodge, delivered the
address Of welcome. number
Of toasts were given, among them the fol-
lowing: The Orphans" responded to by
Hon. Adolph Brandt; "The Press,0 II =.
W. Grady; "The Ladies'" Col. Levin;
'sThe Grand Lodge, President OF the
Grand Lodge and Gate City Lodge" DR..
j.. Z. Bore heim; "Tne Kimball House,
Henry Morris; "The Poor President N
]. Ash; ''Our Country" Hon. Simeon
Wolf
THE BANQUET.
The banquet was one Of the finest ever
given In this city, costing $40 per plate
and the menu cards over $500. B'nai
Birth 10 the well-built philanthropie as
ISOLATION OF the world. II is rich, power
Tul and thorough, aud has its members in
every American town. Atlanta is one Of
its strongest points, there being about
$50 members here. This district
includes Maryland, the District Of Column
bia, North and South Carolina, Florida
and Georgia. The ball tonight is grand
affair. The work of the session itself will
be OF Importance 10 the order and OF spe.
cial Importance 70 Atlanta. The citizens
will all unite in giving the visitors a
hearty welcome and r0using good time.
The business OF to-day announced 10 simply
the appointing OF several committees.
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FLORIDA ON THE WIRE.
A Fatal Collision Near Lake City
Buene Brought Back


JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Feb. 9.-This
afternoon IN the Circuit Court the case OF
the State vs.. the savannah, Florida and
Western Railway was ended by the jury
bringing in verdict Of guilty against the
railroad. Ii viii be remembered that the
case was I'm the nature of an indictment
for maintaining nuisance. The road
viii appeal to the supreme Court.
Tomorrow, arb0r day throughout the
State, pursuant 10 the Governors pro-
clamatIOn, will be generally observed by
the public schools and other institutions
by planting trees, etc.
LaNilla's-an Incorporated suburb OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT election came off
yesterday. resulting in the success Of the
entire Democratic ticket, headed by
Porcher L'Engle for Mayor. Mr.. REngle
was reelected, being the present Mayor.
FATAL COLLISION.
In collision between TWO heavily
loaded freight trains on the Florida Rail-
way and Navigation road yesterday morn
ing at Mount Carrie, about seven miles
from Lake City, man whose name was
unknown, acting temporarily as
fireman, was killed. The engineers,
conductors and brakemen of each train
escaped injury by jumping from their
trains. The wreck is described as COM
plete. Both trains we're going at good
rate Of speed at the time. One Of the en-
gines was new, having recently been pur-
chased by Receiver Duval.
BUENE BROUGHT BACK,
Captain Of Police IVers returned from
New Orleans this morning, having in
custody +. y. Buene, eX-coilector Of the
jacksonville Electric Light Company,
who is wanted here for the embezzlement
Of three or four hundred dollars from the
company. Capt. lyers had no trouble in
bringing his man over, as he made no
light in New Orleans.
the steamship City OF Palatka lett here
at o'clock this morning on her first trip
to Nassau. N. p, with good list of pas
sengers, most OF whom were Northern
tourists. She Will touch at st. Augustine,
and hereafter will make six trips a month
during the season.
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Mrs. Rarhonrss EnnernL

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The funeral of
Mrs. John 5. Barbour, wife OF kepresen-
tative Barbour, of Virginia, took place
this morning at st. Aloysius church, and
wasattended by many prominent persons.
The pall-bearers were Solicitor General
Goode, Assistant Attorney General
Maury, Justice Field, Judge Wylie, Hon.
5. Randall, Senator Gibson, Gen. Hun
ton, Hon. j. r. Tucker. Register Rose
Grams, ana Hon. G. G. Cabel.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-The Speaker
laid before the House to-day the reply of
the Secretary OF the Treasury 10 the reso-
luton asking for statement OF the
amount applied to the sinking fund dur
ing the fiscal year ended June 80. 1885. 1t
was referred. The Secretary gives the
following figures: Bonds, principal, $45,-
5SS, 1850; interest, $27l .661 80; fractional
currency redeemed, S15,SS5 AZ; total, $45,-
S75. 7O2 75
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Appointment of Watchmen

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury today transmitted to the
HOuse reso ution adopted by the Board
of Supervising Inspectors OF Steam YES
sells expressing the opinion that watch
men on steam vessels should be licensed
by local inspectors, in order to secure men
OF good character and TO make Thorn
amenable to invest CATION, suspension, or
revocation Of license in cases OF miscOn-
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Wildcats, Foxes and oysters Killed.

PRITCHARDVILLE. $. C.. Feb. 9.-The
careases OF number of wildcats and
foxes are being found in the woods in this
county BeaufOrt). A gentleman reports
having seen four wildcats and two foxes
dead on his plantation. 1t is supposed
that the animals froze to death during the
late cold weather. There is no evidence
Of the freeze having had any effect upon
deer, coons or 'pOssums. In the tide
water creeks, where the water is not very
deep, there has been great destruction to
oysters. Entlre beds have heen killed.
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THE BANQUET.
Eastman's New Postmaster.

EASTMAN, GA, Feb. 0.-on the recon.
mendation Of Hon. q. +. Crisp, +. j.
Peacock has been appointed Postmaster
At this place, and Maj. Z. r. Armstrong
will retire with the consOling knowledge
tnat be has for several years discharged
the duties of the office efficiently and ac-
ceptably. Mr.. Peacock will no doubt
make a good pOetmaafor
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The Southern ENnosition

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a strong effort
has been made 70 induce tue President to
visit the North, south and Central Ameri-
can Exposition at New Orleans, but
without success. He has notified tue
committee on invitations that, while he
would like very much TO visit the Expo
sition, ne finds it will be impossible to
Il q "a
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ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR.

MEXICO, Mo-, June 30, 1855.
Dr.. Timer: DEAR sIR-The bottle Of your
LIVER CoRRECToR arrived safely. take
It for indigestion and constipation. SO far it
has been most successful in relieving me Of
these troubles. 1t does me a great deal of
good. c. II. HARDIN,
President Southern Mexico Bank.
81 bottlei freight PAID to any address.
b. +. ULMER.
Savannah, ca.
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Defends His wife from Insult.

JONEsBoRo, GA, Feb. 9.-Last night
George Nenable aud W. q. Dulin went to
the house OF Mathew Harris in Fayette
county, about miles from this place, and
attempted to attract the attention Of
Harris' wife. Harris thereupOn shot
Vensble, the load taking effect in his alb
dOmen. Dulin some time thereafter went
TO aYenge Nenable when Harris shot him
also. Nenable is mortally and Dulin
sariOueiV WOuDdad
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EulirraI 9nuitatiane.

SMITH.-The relatives and friends Of
THOMAS SMITH and Of his son, +. }. smith,
and OF his sOu-ln-lsw. W. W. Pring e, are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral oil the
former, at his late residence, Duny street,
between Montgomery and Jefferson streets, at
3O'clock THIS AFTERNOON.
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a Youthful Ficnd.

MACEDONIA, o., Feb. 9.-Chas. Jeuik.
aged p, attempted TO criminallv assault
two daughters of his employer, John HOar,
farmer, and, failing. crushed in their
skulls with an iron. Jeuik then fred the
barn destroying $4,000 worth of property.
Jeuk is In jail at Akron.
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2alrrtinna.

Georgia Chapter No. B, 4. A. NJ.
An extra convOcation of this q
Chapter will he held THIS (Wednes- Nv
day. EVENING, Feb. 10, at O'Clock. w
a. Degree will be conferred.
transient companions are invited.
By order of
THOS. BALLANTYNE, H. P.
P. II. WARD. Recorder.
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a Riot In YIrglnia.

CHRrsTIANsBURG. VA, Feb. "a riot
occurred AZ Ronald last night. Twenty
drunken negroes attempted to take the
town. The citizens called on Christians
burg Tor help, which was quickly given
and i've Of the rioters we're landed In jail.
The town II sOw quiet.
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Shot Dead nthe House.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 0.-George Dris-
coll, well known business man Of
springfield, o., was shot dead this morn
ing by burglars whom be found In his
house. A cOlored man named Harry
Slater has been arrested.
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CITY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CITY SURVEYOR, Feb. 6, 1885,
PrOnOSaIG

Proposals
will be received until WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
at O'Clock, Feb. 24th, directed to F. E.
Rebarer. Clerk of Council of the city of Sa-
vannah, for paving that portion OF Brough-
ton street in SAID city lying between the west
side of Abercorn street and the east side OF
West Broad street; the length OF said portion
being 2,8s4 feet, and the width IS feet between
the curbing, and eight feet on each side of
intersecting streets, making a total of l2,319
square yards Bids may be made for granite
or grawacke blocks having depth of hes.
or for asphalt blocks, or for sheet asphalt;
also for loco running feet Is inch curb, inches
thick. of gra lite or bluestone.
The city reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
All bids must be signed by two sureties, be-
fore a Notary fer the faithful performance of
the work.
For further information address
JOHN b. HOW ARD. City Surveyor.
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A brilliant Polish Ball.

VIENNA. Feb. 9.-The Polish ball this
evening was very brilliant affair. The
Crown Prince, Archduke Rudolph, was
unable to attend, owing to slight ill
ness, but his wife. Princess Stephanie.
was present. The Polish deputies wore
their national costumes.
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NEWMAN, GA, Feb. 9.-rhe Atlanta
and Newman Polo Clubs played a match
game at the Globe rink here tonight and
last night, Newman winning both games.
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SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 9.-Sarnuel II d.
Is. smith was convicted OF unlawful CO.
habitati0n IN the Third District Court to-
day. Joseph McMurrin and W. n. Lee
admitted their guilt.
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AmrtiOm salra Go.Dau.
Positively The Closing Sale.
G. E. D0RSETT, Auctioneer

VIII close out TONIGHT, at ll6 Broughton
street, commencing at O'Clock,
The remainder of the stock of SILVER.
WARE, CLOCKS, BRONZES, PLAQUES.
CASTORS, TUREENS, BAKERS, PITCH.
Frs, SPOONS, KNIVES, VASES, TEA
SETS, EPERGNES, BUTTER DISHES, ETC.
This is positively the last sale. We would
rather sell than repack
n. B.-The ladies are invited to call during
the day, at which time we VIII sell at private
sale at auction prices.
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Stoned AT gDN,rn.

CONsTANTINOPLE, Feb. "a number
OF Russian men.oi-war, which were going
to suda bay, have been ordered to remain
at SMYRNA for The present.
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CITY OF SAYANNAH.
OFFICE CITY SURVEYOR. Jan. 30, 1856.
DrnancotS
PrOnOsals

will be received at the ONCE OF the Clerk OF
Council until the meeting OF Council on
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10th. al O'Clock p. NJ,
for building a Sewer in West Broad street.
from Stone street to Hall street. IN accord.
ance with the plan and specifications in the
Office of the undersigned.
All bids must be signed by one or more
suretles for the proper performance OF the
work.
The right to reject any or all bids reserved.
JOHN B. HOW ARD, City Surveyor
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Pulaski Loan Association.

The regular meeting of Pulaski Loan Asso-
citation, being the tifty fourth of Series b
will be held upon THIS Wednesday, EVEN
ING, at 1880 o'clock. at the offices of Garraro
Meldrim, 1875 Bay street.
FEB. 10, 1886.
r. D. WALKER, President.
WIN. GARRARB, Secretary.
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CITY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CITY SURVEYOR, Jan. so, 1861
PrODOSaIs
Proposals

will be received at the office OF the Clerk of
Council until the meeting Of Council on
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 10th. at s O'Clock P, NJ.
for building an open Waterway OF Wood in
Lamar's Creek, from the Trunk 10 the River,
Ia accordance with plane and speci 6cations in
the Office OF the City Surveyor.
All bids must be signed by one or more
sureties for the proper completion Of the work
The right TO reiec any or all bids reserved.
JOIN b. HOWARD. CitN Snrvevor
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Pnssed RenchNhcnd-

LONDON. Feb. 9.-The steamer Emble.
tor, from Charleston Tor Bremen, passed
Beach head on Feb. 8
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NOTICE.

DARTIES contemplating erecting Saw Mills
Il viii lind il TO tneir in terest 10 correspond
with Tire uuders gned before making cont tracts
for their machinery, as | can offer them one
OF otearn's latest and most com plete Mills at
very much less than cost. Capacity of mill
$4,000 feet per day. Engine sO-horse power.
Five cylinder boilers, eager, etc, etc. All
irst-clsss and but little used
Apply to G. A. CHISOLM, or
r. g. lSOLM.
Chisom's Mill. Charleston. 5. c.
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Public Installation Of Officers of Sa.
Vannah Lodge No. 500, 1. o. G.. T.
lyons Block, at s:l5 O'Clock p. NJ wEDNEs-
DAY, Feb. 10, 1856, The exercises to consist
of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Recitations,
Speaking, etc., to which the public are cor.
daily invited.
Committee Of Arrangements-J. NJ. Wilbon,
c. o. Godfrey, J. n, McDonough.
Refreshments will be furnished free Of
charge.