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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-11

Also on the following day.
THURSDAI, SEPTEMBER Ii lss6.
will let To the lowest and best bidder the
Earth-work Approaches to the Iron Bridge east
ct Bates City. Letting will be ut bridge site at
10 O'Clock. Il. IN. commissioner reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
II. ID. WEEDN
septIItl Commissioner.
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Ray. Lafayette and Adjoin-
ing Counties.

Having added to my already large stock of
tools, a large sized bolt heading and bolt and
nut tapping machine, i am prepared to furnish
all sizes and lengths of bolts for bridges and
other structures at as low rates as St. Louis
or Kansas City. Please give me a chance to
bid on what you may want, and oblige Lex
ington Foundry and Machine Works.
WIN. NJ. JORDAN, Proprietor.
apr24tf Lexington. Mo.
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ONLY TWENTY-FIVE GENTS:
Don't forget the reunion.

Hurrah for the Mayfower.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-08
BOOK NOTICES.

CHARLIE LUKEN AT SCHOOL AND COLLEGE.
BY the Rev. IL. c. Adams NJ. A.. with illus
trations by F. FinnemOre. j. B. Lippin-
colt Company. Philadelphia, publishers.
Cloth, 81 Is.
The Rev. Mr.. Adams has succeeded in
this volume in presenting to the public a
very readable story. 1t is a story that is
particularly interesting to boys. Being
clean and morally healthful in its tone,
it is a good story TO put into the hands OF
boys. 1t is a story, however, that is not
interesting TO boys alone. Being work OF
genuine merit the general reader will
find both pleasure and profit in reading it.
A MIRAGE OF PROMISE. BY Harriet PeDna-
well Belt. j. Is. Lippincott ompany,
Philadelphia, publishers. Cloth 81 25.
This is a story which deals with the
manners, customs, political thought and
social conditions of the Middle States
during the latter part Of the first quarter
OF the present century. The author has en-
deavored and, apparently with great sue
cess, to present q true picture Of very
interesting period OF the history of this
country The characters are sketched
with vigor and the dialogue Is lively and
entertaining. The book can hardly fail
to interest very large class OF readers.
W. L. Coleman & Co., commission and
shipping merchants of San Francisco,
with branch houses at many Of the prin-
cipal seaports of the world, have just
issued an advertising work which is a
marvel of beauty and Information. The
information is of the salmon fisheries Of
the Pacific coast ana the fruits OF Cali
fornia. The illustrations are in colors
and make a very handsome appearance.
MAGAZINES.
The November Wide Awake, which
closes the twenty-third volume, is notable
for its fine historical article, " The Story
OF Two Names" 1t relates to pocahont-
as and the Rolfes. In this number the
serials, " The Crew of the Casabianca,"
" Pamela's Fortune" and " Peggy and
Her Family" come to an END. Ihere
are some delightful short stories in
the number: A Child of the Sea
Folk" an historical mermaid story by
Susan Coolidge; "JOel Jackeon's Smack"
a story OF the blockade 0! 1919, by Mrs.
Mary Bolles Branch, "Ihe Christmas
Ball at Eliotsdale," an ante-bellum Ken.
lucky story by Sally l., Young. ID. La
throp d. Co., publishers, Boston.
The Political Science Quarterly for Sep
TENDER has just come TO hand. II con-
tains "American War FinancieriDg," 10y
Prot. Henry G. Adams; "Bimetallism in
the United States" by Alfred Lee: "TaXa-
ton OF Labor" by Charles B. spahr; "rac
National Bureau OF Labor Industrial D.
pressiohs." by Prof. Richmond NJ. SIN 10;
The Conflict in Egypt" by John Eliot
Brown. CHM e. Company, publishers,
. and 10 fremont Place, Boston.
The North American Review for NJ
vember contains, among other interest
ing and instructive articles. ''lbe Indian
Policy OF the United stalce," by jefferson
Davis; "A Slave Traders Letter Boob"
"The Cities OF Italy" Dy Ouidai "siX = .
published Leiters" OF 6e0fss Mas1inh'
ton: "Why AmIa ChurcbmanW Nv tbe
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List of Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for this Port.


Strathmore (Br). White, -, aid Oct
81 Asaph iBrl, Hossack, Liverpool, sid Nov 9
Nymphaea tBrl, Brooks. at Philadelphia, Nov
Viola tBrl, Murray, Baltimore. sid Nov 8.
Kate tawcett fBrl, Young, at New York. Oct
20.
Dragoman lBr). -, from -. due Nov.
Bothal BIT, -, from -. due Nov %.
Cya9nia (Brj' Esson, Barrow via New York,
Barcelona tBrl, Simpson, London, up Oct %.
Strathleven (Br). Pearson, at New York Oct
80.
Balleni (Br). Cooper. -. sid Oct.
Eddystone lBr), Porter, Hull sid Oct "A.
Conlgsby lBrl. Bake, Marseilles, sd Oct %.
Ashdell tBr), Main, Newport. K, sid Oct 80.
PlesseY (Br), -, North sydney, c B, SID
Nov |.
Hungarian lBrj. -, Glasgow. sid Oct 90.
Alvo Brl, Williams, New YORK, sid Nov 8.
Max NJ Orris BIZ, Hindle, Liverpool, sid Oct
Macedonia (Br), Hartlepool, sid Nov :.
Uppingham (Br), Newcomb b, Seriphos via New
York, sid Oct 10.
SHIPS.
Germanic (Brl, waycott. at Liverpool, Oct 10.
BARKs.
Svea (Sw), Plomgren. Reval, sid June 49,
J onio Utal, Sierra, Hamburg sid Sept IL.
Cato (Nor). johnson, Liverpool, sid Sept 20.
johannes Rod (NOr). GJerGsen, GreenOck, sid
Sept 26.
Erragon (NOr), Weber, Santos. sid Aug 27.
Chimaea tNor), Petersen, Hamburg, sid Sep
81.
Eulalia Nor, -. Marseilles, sid Oct 8.
Moiand (Nor), Omundsen, al Buenos Ayres
Sept 30.
Taurus lNOrJ. johnson, Liverpool via Santos.
sid Aug9.
Veronica (Eor), Peterson, Altoona, sid Oct l.
Diana Nor, Gundersen, Carthagena. sid
about Oct l.
Sappho tNor). Knudsen, at Buenos Ayres,
sid Octe.
Alexandrine Ger, Rickeles, Newport, E, via
Cape de Verde, sid Oct IA.
Niagara Ger, Steenken, Bremen, sid Oct IA.
Finland lRusL Barcelona, sid Oct Il.
Ossuna tBrl, Mckay, Belfast, sid Oct 10.
kngelbreckt {Sw), Eckman, Liverpool, old Oct
80.
Felix Aendelssonn Ger. Mailman, Leghorn
sid Oct II.
Jupiter Nor, Anderson. Malaga, sld Oct H.
Ophir Nor, Jacobsen, Sables D'Olonne, sid
20.
Belvidere tBr), Trefry, Liverpool, sid Oct 20.
Circassia (Br), Jobson, Rousn. sid Oct %.
Traveller tNorJ, TOrjesen, Hamburg, sid Nov
Iris (Rusl, Strom, Barcelona, sid Oct 81.
TikOma (Brl, Pugh, Liverpool, sid Nov 1.
Freyr Nor, Olsen. StVincent, c v, sid Oct 9.
Hestia Ger, BOettche, st Vincent, V, sid
Otus Nor, Fslck. at Liverpool, Oct %.
briggs.
Woodbury., Brown, New York, sid Aug % for
Curacao and Little Curacoa.
Raven (Br), Hendry, Hamburg, sid Sept u,
Clara Pickens, Eddy, at Baltimore Nov 5.
sCHoONEBS.
Charmer, Daboll. New York, up Nov2
Island City, Voor ees, Baltimore, sid Nov 2.
Annie Bliss, O'Donnell, Baltimore cid Nov 8.
Annie c Grace, Grace, Philadelphia, cid Nov
4.
Annie Ainslie, -, Philadelphia. up Oct &C.
J Rudd. Hallook. New York, sid Nova.
Abbie H Gheen, Gheen, Baltimore, IN Oct 20.
June Bright. Barter, Clarks Cove, sid Oct 80.
Emma c Knowles, Hand, Baltimore, sid Nov
|.
Lille Schmidt, Eldridge, Baltimore. up Oct
30.
jesse Starr, Warren. Philadelphia, cid Nov 2.
lice Borda, Dukes, Philadelphia, up Nov 2.
Nellie Floyd, johnson. New York, up Nov ,.
ADbie II Gheen, Gheen, New Y ork, sid Nov 8.
Mary Cashier, Gardner, Baltimore. up Nov
&.
Hattie N Cove, Chase, Boston, sid Oct 81.
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Hermann. rtrIdge, Hymes Bros & Co, J S
pca, W T. jackson. kavau8ush Il i, f }
he'fler, Kaufman, L Low. II X son, y Lang,
GAroliae l. Z, \ Lenier, b Ii Levy 4 Bro. II
Lo1an, ID b Lester. J. Llppman, NJ La,ky, z
Ilndenstru.h, l. Llprman, Mrs A Lamar.
Lindsay NJ, Lowell n l., Lpdden X b W NJ
Low, } Lubs, a Il Lawton, John Lawton,
NJ Mendel L Bro, McDonough II =. Moore 4
\, Mitchell, Mohr Bros, a J Miller 4 Co, II
Moina. p 4 Masters, Minis, Lee Roy Myers,
h Myers Il Bros. Massart * Co, Mrs a Melns,
Meinhard Bros " COD p Myerson.W NJ Mills.
Mathews Bros, ID j Morrison, II Never } G
Nelson x Co, Mrs Mills. Nathan Bros, j
Lutz, National Bank, Order. Order notify G
l. ng. Miller. NJ j Oliver. p U'Connor. j
O'Byrne, B Orms, Palmer Bros. J 5 Pierce,
Pauisen 4 Co, Power X NJ, X Platehek. u d
Hodges, j Rosenhelm Il Go, Rleser X 5, q T.
Richardson. southern kA Co, Il Renken, stmr
Katie, Smith Bros X Co. ii solomon & SON, V
Studer. j Silva, b Springer. II Sunholz,
l. Stetnbach, Strauss hros, L A SchWar1, y
Silverberg. Ii l. SchreIner, W ID Simklus, L
Sh9rkey. Jno sullivan, S solomon, W } Sans.
/ II Thompson, o Nogel, A NJ Il G w West, r
We'll. Weed c. ID Weisbeln, Wylly " &,
W II Ward, Ga 4 fla 5 B Co, s. F'& W Ry,
C. X r
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Lace Curtains and TQrCDn2lS.

We desire to invite the especial attention of all buyers to
line of the above goods that Offering for sale
We Justly claim that able to show the finest line of
these goods brought to this market and in making this
assertion know whereof we speak.
TO all who will favor with inspection of our stock
will take great pleasure in showing the entire ne
ing them that they will be we'll repaid for their visit and
trouble.
We also have usual we'll selected stock of Furniture
and Carpets and always ready and willing to show them
all who in need of SUCH and all prospective buyers
will find it to their interest to give a call
We have always been accommodating in terms, and
will sell any easy nstaments always arranging the
payments to suit your resources.
Do not hesitate therefore, to ask for all the time you want
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-08
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Ladies' and Gents Underwear.

Bargains Chlidren's Fast Color Border
Handkerchlefs at Csc per dozen; worth fully
soc.
Bargains Childrens Fancy Bordered
Hands erchiefs, narrow hem, three for I've:
worth fully three for 2bc.
BargaIns-Ladies' White Linen Cambria
Hand erchiefs. broad hem, sc each; worth
fully ltc.
Bargains Ladies' assorted Mourning and
Fancy Col0red Linen Cam Oric handkerchief,
broad hem, zoe; worth fully loo.
IN DRESS TRIMMINGS WE GIVE THE
BEST BARGAINS.
40 dozen wen made Ladies Corsets, silk
stitching, only 25c, that sells for SOC elsewhere.
IS dozen "MatchleSs" Bone Filled COrsets, eX-
silk stitching, only Soc, that sells for SIC else
where. n dozen "Our Best" Long Waist Cor
sets, extra heavy bone filled, silk stitching
and lace trimmed, none such elsewhere IN
equally low figures. 200 Ladies' fine Black
Canton Straw Hats, all new shapes, only zoe /;
downing all competition. 1000 Ladies' best
quality bound Wool Hats only soc; downing
all competition. $50 Children's very fine
Trimmed Wool Hats only 75c; downing all
competition. 2,5UO yards Picot Edge Satin
Ribbon, Ia inch, > inch and inoh wide only
l0c per yard; downing all competition. Bride,
Wings, Fea thers, Ornaments. Beads, silks,
Pushes, Velvets, Satlns, at prices also down
ing all competition. Trimmed Hats our spe-
Cialty. 10 90 pounds our celebrated Berg
mans Imported Zephyrs still &c per ounce or
81 per pound (of 10 lapsl. 450 punches best
Corticell Embroidery Skein Silk 20 skeins to
bunch) only lSc bunch. 300 dozen Chenille
Lambrequlns and Fancy Work Ornaments at
Doc. soc, 7jc and up per dozen; elegant values.
Arasenes, Chenille. BraIdene, Flo Floss, Emu
broldery Tinsels. and all articles for high art
embroidery. at popular low prices. We still
continue the only reliable Kid Glove house in
this city; no humbuggery with us, our goods
have sto ID the test. Ask for "Platshek' 3
Model" atsl, warranted.
p. S.-Country orders promptly and care
fully attended to. Write for prices and
SAMPLES
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PASSENGERS

:, Per steamship Nacoochee. for New York
IL Dye, ii Padgett, II Kahn, i Roberts. l.
Golat. Smith, q b Gwynn and wife. Mrs
d9hn Narold. j A Chisholm
FeT steamship VIM Crane. from Baltimore
NIs l. GOOD lin, Miss T. Booth. Mrs Mary
SS,rauss, Miss Nj Westmore Mrs Chairman
n ~ Booz, Miss Hopkins, W NJ Balrman. j
n rogers August kOchner, ii c Berry, ami 4
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Per steamer Ethel, from Conen's Bluff and
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~ ol H. Miss Dasher, Miss Is Martin, j X
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~ ~ Menter. W Z Martin A Dlckprson
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RfaI Gptatr.
Rfal Ggfatr.
REAL ES T 4 re !
FOR SALE.
A Suburban Residence
NO. | Central Railroad.

A large house contain ng eleven rooms. out
buildings, stables and large grounds. This
house is new, and quite near to the station.
The facilities for travel to the city are such
as 10 make it cheaper than street car fare.
This property can bad at bargain.
An elegant place at Montgomery, being
about fOrty-hve minutes ride by rail from
Savannah, having a beautiful salt water 'front.'
age, with all OF the advantages Of still water
bathing, and FISH, crab and shrimp IN the
immediate vicinity.
The improvements consist OF large two
story house, and numerous Outbuildings,
kitchens. cottages, servants quarters, smoke
house, barn, stable. carriage mouse, etc.
fine assortment OF fruit trees, and as fine
a vegetable garden as exists in the country
com ete the attractions of this health resort
G. H. DORSETT.
REAL ESTATE DEALER.
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5ttillinrrJ.
3tfillinrrJ.
PLATSHEK'S
13S BrOughtOn st.
OPPORTUNITIES This Week for All.
GREAT HOSIERY SALE.

100 DOZEN pairs Misses Solid Color Hose,
1UU all sizes. SIG pair; grand bargain.
IS dozen pairs Misses Fancy Hose, elegant
goods, for IL &C y pair this week only,
big assortment Of patterns, down TO l5c per
80 dozen pairs Children ; regular made Hose
pair; worth 26c and 3jc.
so dozen pairs Misses Black and Solid regu-
lar made Hose, in superb quality, 81 25c; a
positive bargain even for ACC.
81 dozen pairs Ladies well made Black and
Solid Hose, prime goods, only loo per pair;
great value.
100 dozen pairs Ladies' Black and Solid
regular made Hose, finer gauge, only 25c; the
best hos cry bargain ever offered.
Is uozen pairs Ladies' slack regular made
Brilliant Llsle Hose. extra heavy, at soc, that
cannot be duplicated nowhere else under Toe
100 dozen other styles OF Ladies', Misses and
Chldren's Hose also displayed az uniform
prices.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-08

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street, New York.
The Johns Hopkins University series de-
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hcation agent, Baltimore.
The Connoisseur for the fall of 1886 10
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CONSIGNEEs


rer steamer Ethel. from Cohen,s RIM md
5as, ,Spol Ngs-Jno Flannerv 4 GO, 5 j Cone.
HM E . q 20, u Wal'eI Y Co. Heron n g.
f. n inner q 20. W Gordon n Co, ButIer
bancv u " W - mcintyre, BALDWIN 4 Co, ID Y
n p"Gy Chisholm, Warren 4 A, Il G Nor.
I'M az ~ hart * Bro, NJ Farley. NJ Dovle.
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liz uet'. Lester, uulcomhe. G n Co A
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0 t Ri, steamship Juniata. from Philadelpb,a-
Fer, y Benton, } A Douglass h Co. G
{ n rnaH MfsJ Bennett q Eckstein x 10.
He.nionn' Epstein Bro, NJ Ferst 4 Co. NJ
{ Ko,sh6rt rank Co, A HAnley, II Hesse,
zoo T,~ alo, Lowell n Son, j G Keller
& ~, LoYeii l., Lippmau Bros Iann,v y
LEru',[ay * NJ A L Law on, Mohr Bros. \
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buttan 1lGk Bros, Bendhetm Bros A 90. !,
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Nacoochee. for New York
2S77 bales upland co ton. 855 bales sea island
cotton, n 5aes dOmestIcs and yarns. $50 bbls
Iosln' AZ bGls pirits turpentine, 8l,S35 feet
mber, $40 boxes oranges, 1872 tons pig iron,
6O9 pkgs mdse.
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RECEIPTS.

Per steamer Ethel, from Cohen's Bluff and
way landIng'-Yo bales cotton, 300 bbls naval
stores b0ls syrup, cases eggs. bales hides,
bb, -four. Dbl eggs. bags potatoes. 2 sacKs
cotton, bdl bedding, hoX mdse.
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4 AWfkRS, doctors, ministers, merchants.
II meehanics. ana others having books,
maRazines, and other printed work n b.
bound or Rebound can have such work done
In the Dest siyle OF the bindes's art AZ the
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vi corporations, and all others In need OF
printing, luhoRrapbing. and blank books can
have their 81 deere promptly filled. &c mode
rafe prices. VI thu MOnNihG NEWS PRiNr-
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Wv, Nov ARRIVED. schrs Myrover.
Ne" Fernsndina; Sarah Potter, sumner,
bnses' Ferry; Nettie Langdon, bagiey, no;
NM p BISHOP, kulon, Darlen' ga; hill!e .
Derby. Inu arbr R T CLARK, sanderson, st
Arg ETod psgiteamship Alvo (Br), Savannah;
S oLt,Sn Nov CARVED, ship Senator Web
Dr. Wiuck, Pensacola.
tr ow W., " oIV Nov 4-Arrived, steamship Fam
hPr, Nielsen, Savannah for heval'
or {tnssie Nov Passed, stea mshtp Marion
m IofTels. savannah for Liverpool.
lp pBh'hTIV'npeyille. Oct 27-Saied, bark Lima Tor
saEan n'I Nov 5-Arrived, bark Alfred
y w Nor Reinerts. savannah.
VIaT Paint mot North sydney, 81, NOV l.
pl 10" steamship Plessey (Brj, from sydney
fer SayanpSNTR r. Nov 5-Arrived. brig Sullivan,
W nlI.ir,nre Nov 5-Arrived. schrs John
pa. ,,reen, jacksonville; City OF Jackson
vile, stIllwell. doi warren Au ,aL1 Cp.coIa'
1Da,nve'ocola. Rebecca NJ Walls, Truss. Bruins
wick. .i pl;.s n,Dorrall Savan
nab -. vio,. fpr, Savannah
BEAUFORT. \ &, NOV o-ArIlFeo' e'ihi 0ii'oi
ar. Barber. Bangor.
Balh. Nov g. Arrived. schr Nellie Morse,
Baker, Doboy I'd , L. III, 1890, II
Ball, Fernanuiua' ,o1 l,,L Touou+ox
Darien, ga, NOV o-AIIlNo"' ""AA No'"A'ei'
Gerry, Boston possod sohr TT NJ
Hvarnis, Mass, Nov 5-fasseo' schr ID M
Cove for savannah.
Jacs sonyllle Nov 2-Arrlved. schr ID w NC
Lean. Hudson, New York.
cleared. schr Lizzie Major, Cole, Point-a-
Pelre s, m,,,
"a Cleared, schr Alfaretta Snare, Smith. New
York . o,,,
cove. schr K Emerson, Child, -, TO load
for P0rJ Royal.
New Haven Nov ARRIVED, schr Harold C
Beecher, Bond. Frunswick.
Pensacola Nov 2-In quarantine, ship Star
cfEt gland Nor. Hendriksen, from Bristol.
Phiiadelphia, Nov 4-Arrved- schrs s
Newman Keys. ApalachlcOla; Helen l. Mar
TN. Fountain, Daren; Tom Williams, Mills,
Savannah.
eeow. schrs JnO II May, Riggs. Brunswick.
Ca; William Nier, Miller. do; tug Norman,
FroWplI New Orleans via savannah.
Delaware Break water, Nov 5-ArTived, schr
Zmri ) WallngfOrd, Willetts, Philadelphia
for st Augustine.
Perth Nmboy. New 5-Arrived, schr Maud
Snare, Wltham, Brunswick.
st Augustine, Nov Y-Sailed. schr Bella
Russell. Steelmsn; also schr Cyrus McKown.
Farnham, FernandlDa, to load for Polnt-a-
Petre.
salem, Nor 5-Saied, steamer Sadie. tnew)
Puc1er. Punta Rosa. Fla.
New YORK, Nov ARRIVED, stmrs Rugia,
Germanc, SChiedam, La Bourgogne.
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REC APIrULATION
Deaths in city-Whltes. l3; blacks ard col -
orod, 10; total. 90. Exclusive Of still births
WINES, /; Blacks anu colored, 3.
SUMMARY
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s\ILWO YES TIE NUAF
MEMORANDA

...o,rsbip Nacoochee. New fork.
slesE Samnel McManemy, Philadelphia.
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MONDAY, Nov S, 1856.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

,.hin Tallahassee. Flsher. new lorK
8, N SorreI., .,+. Asrins Pbiladelphia-
!N5. s0Ttpi VIM Crane BillopS' Baltimore
Jss W .hin q JXia tBrl. Grmwade New York,
suse5Hmusst-A Minis Il sons. ,-,ou,,. iowa
sGhr ro Snof to order; vessel to JOS A Roberts
Co. 80 gthel. Carroll, Cohen's Blud and
sLuei aindgii Gibson. Manager
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

schr Warren Adams, from Pensacola at
Baltimore Nov s, reports: Oct l6 lost sails and
deck load and sustained other damage during
3 hurricane.
Galveston. Nov 2-Julius Buttner, German
Consul. received letter yesterday from Capt
hermann. of bark Wellgunde Ger, from
Cape la tien for Hayre, which put into Fer
pandinain distress. stating that he will sell
both the vessel and cargo.
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n,crn ZIP FROM TYBEE YEsTER-
Ikhl DAY.

-A Rraekka (Norl. Jensen, to load for
BARK III utsm,hnrg-~trachan " Co.
h2 gart u aaron t Nor, Olsen, Hamburg with
BAT 70 order; vessel to Master.
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MORTUARY REPORT
OF the City Of Savannah for the Week
Ending Friday, Nov. 5. 1885.

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