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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-10

Bargains Bargains:
acres adjoining College Hill, room house and
small barn, g. 10
10 i4 miles north OF Douglas ave- $500 per acre
45 acres on or OF first east oi Frisco flights,
$50 per acre.
Above can be plated TO advantage Immediately.
Also several cheap farms in the market, Porter
Dutton * Noble, Office over iSs Main ST, Il5cf
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IRELAND's RIVAL PARTIES.
IoyaIists and NationaItsts Both Deter
mined to Fight IL out.

IoyaIists and NatioBaItsts Both Deter
mined to flight II out.
DUBLIN. Jan. 1.-THE excitement here
amounts almost to panic. Hope is at
the lowest ebb. and there are fears that
mischief viii run riot within three months.
The members of the League openly state
that the League is in imminent danger.
Control Of its branches is already lost.
Mr.. Parnelfs position IS peril0us, 1t IL
rumored that Mr.. Callan's suit viii not
be- opposed in order 10 avoid awkward
revelations. MIR. Nolan will seek re-elec-
ton.
THE NATIONALIST CONFERENCE.
sixty out Of 50 Parnelite members OF
Parliament attended the meeting mere
to-day called for the purpose oi holding
conference on the pOlltlca situation. and
u dIsit line OF action tn bee adopted al
the f0rtncOmin} session oi Parliament.
The discussion was devoted manly to thu
81 biect Of nome RUE Reporter, were not
adm tied, and therefore ~ dcia r. % the
meeting can be given. Mr. laroel wa
not present He lett l.oad u lJti evening
for the purpose Of attending the conf fer
ence. but quit the train ~ Grove, re-
treatment sta ion. and when ne re turned
to the platform be found that the train had
left.
THY DID NOT SPEAK.
BE again started for Dublin teis morn
Ing. and arrived al Chester at tHe same
time as did Mr.. Gladstone. who vas on
his way u London. Mr.. Gladstone and
Mr.. Parnel were on the saWc platform
for few minutes before res.ar'i1g on
their respective trains, but Mother Of the
iea9ei 5 1okp Ia Che other
The Conference resolved 60 continue with
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MARITIME NtIsFoRTUNEs.
Sinking of the 5. Korwin on seweiI's
Point.

Sinking of the 5. r Berwin on seWelIs
Point.
NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 1.-THE schooner
5. r, Kerwin Capt. Martineau, hence for
Baltimore with lumber, was sunk in a
gale of Sewe!Ps Point on Saturday, night.
The Captain, mate and crew were in the
rigging during Saturday night, and were
rescued sunday morning and brought
here all severely frost bitten.
the schooner Amel a Hearn, from James
river to Baltimore with lumber, is also
sunk near Sewel's Point. The crew was
saved.
LOST WHILE COMING TO SAVANNAH.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1.-THE schooner
Crs-ie Wright, Capt. Clark, which sailed
from Baltimore for Savannah, Ga, on
Dec. 3d. asst, was lost at sea of Bean
iogJ n. G., on Sunday. Only one man Of
the Grew Of eilht VAS saw d. tle cap
tain's body was recovered. ne cal go
consisted Of 90 tons Of bulk .guAno,
shipped by the Chesapeake guano COM
pany.
TIE WRIGHT A TOTAL LOSS.
WAsHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Signal
Corps station at Fort Macon, \. G., re-
ports the three masted schooner Crl-sle
Wright. OF Philadelphia, from Baltimore
20 savannah, W IN a cargo OF phosphate
ashore near Cape Lookout, a total loss.
Capt. Thomas r. Clark, the mate and one
sailor were tOuBd dead in the rigging
One sailor was rescued, and three men
were washed away.
TIE Signal { orps station at SmithVilln,
N. c., reports that the Frying Pan light
ship is missing. Sue is supposed to have
either got adrlft or to have tOundered Dur
ing the iale storm.
FOUNDERS OFF FIRE ISLAND.
FIRE ISLAND. n. y, Jan. 1.-THE
steamer Hy lJJn Castle, Capt. COlvin,
from New YoLk Jan. 9 tor R0u u, France,
fOundered 10 miles south Of Fire Island
light at 10 O'Clock this morning. One
boat IN charga OF the first mate, with
crew OF 9 men effected n landing ln safety
At "A point hy- miles east Of the telegraph
office here. A second boat with "a crew Of
10 men, under command Of the captain,
lett the steamer at he same time as DID
The boat which made the shore. When
asst seen all but three Of the oars had been
broken. As "A moderate. northwest wind
Mas blowing at the time Of the disaster,
they NAV reach shore about 10 miles 30
the eastward OF this place, unless picked
up by passing vessel.
THE wAsHBURN BURNED.
NEW ORLEANS, JON. 1.-THE steamer
Alicia 4. Ma~urprn. Capt. W. A. John.
son from Mobile, fos New York, with 800
bales OF cotton, was burned at sea on
Jan. 9. in latitude 29.43, longitude 1921.
Her crew Of eleven, including the cap
tain, we're pick up iu a small open boat
10y me steamer HUI crimson four hours
after leaving the burning vessel and " ere
brought TO this city.
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SUICIDE OF A CLERGYMAN
RELIEF FROM DESPONDENGY
FOUND IN CHLOROFORNf.

RNa Unhappv Man Protests to the Last
His Innocence of Charges of Which
He was Convicted by sn Ecclesiastlosi
eourt-The Deceased Widely Popular
In his Denomination.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 11.-Quite sensation
was produced when late last night the
coroner announced that Rev. g. ID. Jar
dine. the Episcopal Minister who was
some weeks ago convicted before the
Ecclesiastical Court. al Kansas civ, had
eommAted suicide here yesterday 1t APP
pears that Rev. Jardine, since his arrival
here some days ago To consult with his
attorney regarding his case has been
hedging in the vestry room Of Trinity
Episcopal Church, OF which Father Belts
Is rector. Saturday, evening Rev. Jar
dine and his attorney Mr.. Harrison, and
Father Belts had prolonged conference
in the vestry room. during which MI.
Harrison very decidedly expressed the
opinion that Blsh p Robertson would not
grant Rev. Jardine rehearlng OF MS
Ease.
MADE DFsPOEDENT
This had some effect upon Rev. Jardine,
and he manifested considerable feeling,
repeatedly declaring his innocence OF the
eharges for which he had been riod, and
tn Justice of his demand for new Trial.
but when Father Belts aud Mr.. Harrison
lett, about / O'clock yesterday morning,
it was not thought that Rev. Jardtse was
seriously disturbed. When Father Betis
arrived at the church eary Yesterday
morning. he observed Rev. JardiHe sill
in bed. but did not disturb him, and went
on with his early services. Later inc
sexton OF the church went 10 the vestIy-
room to wake Rev. Jardine, ana found
him in a deep sletp and breathing heavily.
He Immediately called Deacon Dyer, as
sistant to Father Belts, who, on entering
the room. detected chiorot0rm, and al
once seat for physician.
PRONOUNCED DEAD.
On the arrival OF The doctors they dis
covered that Rev Jardlne had taken
chlOroiOrm. ana immediately adopted wig
Or5us measures 10 restore him, bat after
three hours continuous efforts announced
that the reverend gentleman was dead.
The Coroner was notified, and after hear
ing all the ohtainahle testimony a YER
of suicide by chlproi0rm Was rem
The body was prepared Tor burial
" lies in the vestry room. u viii
Pm to Kansas City for iuteiment.
It Of the suicide was known to but
aiming the day and received nOpub-
--anouncement until the Coroner re-
Il fted the case late last night. The case
is likely to create a great sensation IN
church circles, as Rev. Jardine is said TO
have been very popular in his denomina-
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A GRrENHnrsE RuRNrn.
A SCARCITY OF MINERS.

Penuaylvauis Operators unable to Get
Goa, Out Fact Enough.
PtrrsBURG Jan. 1.-THE coal opera
tor, Of the Monoogahela valley compls. n
thai they are unable to get out the amount
OF coal desired owing % the scarcity or
diggers. All the mines are in operation,
hutare not running on tui time. When
the late strike WAS inaugurated tulIt
1909 men lett tae river, going O Ken
lucky, Iowa. Indiana ana other Wesse u
cus deid~. None have returged as G..
hntau are expected back b fore The sprUg
trade begins. A, present there is not an
Idle miner On ine riyer.
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Live stock irAnsDOr ait1n "a Cars.
The much agitated subject OF cattle
transportation in cars from tue West to
market isreceiving new attention through
the efforts Of the American Humane So
cietv, which has inaugurated a move
ment for the reform Of the present sys en-
of live stock TRANSPORTATION. The me-
mortal which the society has issued. adj
dressed 20 the President aud Congress,
reItelAtcs All the arguments wGiGA have
been used against the present system
aud g les the reasons ~ulup exist tor "A
change being made both on the score OF
d ma tui.y and On the pecuniary interests
iuYolV, d. Ine Comm ttee uu Commerce,
10 which the matter was referred at the
last session Of Congress, strongly recon-
mended action by Jbat body, but in the
rr"ss of political matter notciug was
done Toe mamoria 10 the President re-
quests BIN o. obtain iuli reports q the
nature and character of the resent
ahUse-. and to submit them to Congress
with such recomo endatons As he may
see proper 10 make.
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ErFECIs OF TOO lfUCH SILVER.

Prices of Necessities Advancing and
NouN DepreeiaunE.
CITY or MEXICo, Jan. 1.-THE prices
oi imported goods are beng advanced by
merchants IN consequence of the con-
tnued depreciation of SILVER Tho prices
Of American aud English common Gods
havc heon raised considerably. Retired
petroleum from the Unued States. which
- 100 e .ueral uso f0r purposes ~ iiumina-
zion. has advanced nearly 10 per cent.
SILVER inning interests are likely ~ boz
affected n sections whore the working on
mines leaves only = narrow margin Tor
profit.
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GERMAN AGnKns.ION.

THE samoan Isiaod- seized Despite Of
American Protest
LONDON. Jan. lf.-iutalliscnce mas
been received here that Germany has
seized the islands OF, Same IN the Pac Gc
ocean. TIE King aud his caleis were in-
suited, aud finally led force Of men
LANDED ~ Apia from tne German waship
AInatross. The German Consul tutr
hauled down the samoan ga. ana ran up
Use German colOrs in its stead. The ~a-
means threaten % make waron the 6er-
mans The American and British tonsuis
protested against the action Of the Ger
mans
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ULaGK's LIyL8 CORREcT0R.

Mr2c1, Mo,, june 800 1850.
D.. c1Hsr. DEAR -iH-rue bottle % four
LIVER CoHRECroR arrived safely. ltale
DO or indigestion and constipation. sofar 10
las been most succo.smI in relieving me of
tlcse troub.oa. % docs ne o great deal 90
soot a.. 30. uAHuiN.
President soufhsn Mexico Bsnr
ga bottles freight paid 10 anY address
b.. uLMER.
eaFannah. ca.
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NEW YoEK. Jan. 1.-THE Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad Company thi morning
began the sale OF tickets go Western
points ~ tine following through rates:
CHICAGO. Sl5; Cincinnati. tld, -G Louis.
SIS BOB a cut ui 3D. % oH"h point fHrl toe
standard 1917 NJ. A. the result alI cf tDn
Baltimore hld ONO offices 300 thia city diI
"a wsbIn business from One moment ther
doors were opened.
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LURID FLAMES.
Dry Goods Dealers Burned out at Bren
ham, exsa

Dry Goods Dealers Burned out at Bren-
ham, Texas.
BRENNAN, TEXAS, Jan. 1l.-Newbouer
d Bros large dry goods establishment
located in the northern half OF the cid
ding's block, was burned last night. The
loss ON the building, which was owned by
Cx-oongl e9sInn y G. Glddings, is -, 900.
Tao pro party was insured. Ne" bouer ~
Bros loss on taeif stock IL estimated at
$4,000 The insurance is $50 600.
CHURCH DESTROYED.
C0yINGToN. KY, Jan. ll.-Fhe Pres
byteriau Gnu cn erected mere three wears
ago. at q COS % SO 600. was burned yes
terdav. together with fine organ lust
completed IEe fire caught from tie rur-
mace. Inc hu'idng WAS insured Ion o.
O00in local companies.
NArUR4LIsT's LOSS.
BURLINGTON. IA, Jan. 1.-THE resi-
dence OF the German naturalist, Charles
Bupttner, and owe OF the finest collections
OF birds, in &c and animalsin the coun-
try. was hl nd l3si night The loss, IN
cuded collection O g. ono insects.
LoUIsvILIF's TRIPLE FATALITY.
LOUIsVlLI Jau. 1.-THE body o.
Mai. VI. n. Wriebt, one ol the victims OF
me Irahue & Cos werehOuse disasrar
was found ~ Tue smoking runs this alter
noon. IT, was evidently KILLED by be
falling hp1nnt. Il S h1odi. one foot and
the back 81 ms head were burned +
body of i. y Balm orih, the other victim.
~ ih1ugut To- be- near the spot where Mai.
Wight was found, but the wOrkmen have
not reached t set.
At6 o'clac. tl5 evening fire started in
the n ckInsop Furniture Company's wage-
rooms last across the street from tho
smCuldering RIA rs. ana destroyed So 900
worth OF furniture. which vas insured.
The loss on the building of 80. 900 is In.
sured.
A GREENHOUSE BURNED,
THoMAsVILLE, GA, Jan. ll.-Last
~ glt 81. y. SanforPs greenhouse. two
IrHas fom town, vas destroyed by fire.
ltwas & Jet ~ IN choice plants. This loss
is about $500 with no insurance.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE BURNED.
MOBILE. ALA, Jan, 1.-rne Office NJ
the Western Union Telegraph Company
az Marion. Ala, was burned with al its
contents Yesterday.
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PARIS, Jan. 1i.-T0e Anarchists Of this
city are greatly Cnrt.od 40 the uoA-
appearance Of proclamation of amnesty
% Anarchist offenders. as DO was uH1tr-
stood that N Grew would ask ODE ssun
Of oneon bis reel 'ction 90 the PRESIDENCY.
They threaten 90 bold disordsIly mee,-
ing outside OF the Chamber OF Deputies
tO.morrOw unless amnesty b. granted in
fine uenI time.
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LAND ALLOTMENT.
Joseph Chamberlain rosiug as the La
borer's Friend.

borer's Friend.
LONDON, Jan. ll.-Joeeph Chamber
IA u in a speech at meeting OF tHe Lard
Allotment Association tod y said: "Fhe
new Parliament, in my opinion, viii not
last long. The Liberals must fulhl tn,
PLEDGES given iaborers 10 facilitate the ac-
quisition Of land hv al those desiring 70
procure it. Previous Legislation respect
ing The matter has f2lel O, mcet fha
wants OF the IA boring classes. because the
measures adopted were not made couEUi-
Rory. The community must enable re
laborer 70 acquire land al e lair price and
prevent landowners from Dacs mailing
the public by enforcing the payment OF
hack rentsn
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For the South Atllqtie states TO-DAY:
Fair weather, nearly stationary, followed
by slowly rising temperature, north west
to southwest winds. becoming variable.
Tie height Of Tue river AZ Augusta at
80 O'clock o. IT. Yesterday tAugusEa
ume) WAS Il.3 eta fall of "a feet dur:
my the preceding u hours.
CDnplraJ,Fe staten -at " temperature
at savannah Jan. II. 1885 and 1886:
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EXECUTORS SALE.
l. d. LaKoUHEls 90. Auetioneer.

/. d. LaROCHE's SONS, Auctioneers.
By virtue 81 an order granted by the Honor
able Hampton u. Ferrn. Ordinary Q. hat
ham county, we wit sell before the Couf
House or. during tie lcCa, hours % sAe,
on tuesday,, the second OF February, 1856
Southern half o. lot number eeven. Ma-
de Oglethorpe ward, and all the improve
ments IA rcOn.
Above is sold for distribution and payment
Of deht-.
Terms cash; purchaser pavinr for papers.
ROBEB ID. WALKER.
Executor e-i0 & Ann r. Norreh.
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A cnrKcH DESTROYED.
NArUR4L1sr's LOSS.

BURLINGTON, Ia, Jan. 1.-THE resi-
dence OF the German naturalist, Charles
Bucttner. and owe OF the finest cnllae ions
OF birds, in &c and animals in the coun-
try. was hu n "a lasi night THE loss, IN
clulpd a collection al g. ono uS4cfs
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9urti0tt $atea Conan.
Contents Of a Grocery Store
AT AUCTION.
c. II. D0RsETr, Auctloneer.

WIN sell at IL o'clock on TUESDAY, January
18th. 1856, at the northeast corner of Farm
and Pine streets, the contents of that store
consisting in part Of
LIQUORS and BAR FIXTURES. STOVE
IRON SAFE, PLATFORM SCALES. TIA
COFFEE, TOBACCO, FLOUR. COUNrFR
SCALES, CROCEERY, CANNED G0ODS
PICkLES, sARDINES, BACON. CHEESE
SAFE, GRIST, JELLIEs. KEROSENE cav
SOAP, TOMATOES, PEACRES, MACK
EKEI, SALMON. Etc
Also
a MULE, which works in harness, plovrs O,
otherwise.
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SUNNI Eteilren.
State snecinc 80. 1sS6.

State Specific Taxes, 1886.
The following state Specific Taxes for 1886
are now due, to vii:
AucuJneers.
Pool and Billiard Tables.
Gaming T bies, Flying Horses, etc
Ten Pin Alleys.
Insurance Agents.
Ascent. Of Mltrim pnial, Natal, or Nuptiel
8 oCiatious.
hmm grant Agents
Travelling Vendors using boats.
IUnerant Dealers 10 Ligh-nl g Rods
Agents for Hire or sale OF Musical In5tru-
ments.
Dealers ia Sp1tuous or Malt Liquors, In
toN"et,ng Is tiers, or Brandy Fruits.
Sewing Machine Agents
Dealers "a Pis OILS. Toy Pistols, Receivers,
Pistol or Revolver Cartridges, Bowie Knives
or Dirks.
Dealers in "Futures.'
Dealers IN IRON SAFES.
Petilcrs OF Stoves or Ranges-
Peddlers no Buggiea, Wagons. etc.
JAS. ). Nc OWAN,
Tax Co le:tor T.. C.
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CITY OF MEXICO. Jan. 1.-THE current
Of lava rom the volcano Colima has made
its way Two aud quarter miles down the
sides of the mountain, and the latest re-
pOrts state that IL is still advancing.
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qkidaway Shell Road Company.

JANUARY g. 1885.
A dividend Of FOUR .s45 DOLLAR a share
will be paid StoCkhOlder- ON demand.
g % 81. LAMAR,
Secretary aud Treasurer
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LoNpJy Jtu. aifcgs have been
received from spain .lHI forty rlho'e
srlt fu.t So Julian, 20 tarthasrua.
and .puH0ed tuo military Governor luu
comm f.l fAacfel tle attention Oh Int
lf1. ni'. Nniff. nnd ih.Y h1efaurt
tI tHa .seran " disturbance. on. tnrr
approach IuH d .s dfd.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
I. d. LaROUHE's SONS, Auctioneers.

BY virtue of an order granted by the Honor
able Hampton l.. Fcrriil. Ordinary Of hat
ham county, we viii sell before Che lour.
House door. dur4g the leGa hours of .sie
on hr FIRST TUESDAY rs FEBEl-
AIRY, ls,6.
The western tenement and premises on lot
No. g luineteen1 North @ ,'e n0rpe ward
city If savannah, being on Indian street near
Farm.
he above property is sold as the property
of the late Silvia ann Scr6ven, for payment
Of q bis and dsr Outlen.
Terms cash, purchaser paying for papers.
JORDAN f. BROCAA.
Admin istrator estste Sl7via Ann screvan.
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LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE government re-
wives the question Of improving the mail
service between Great Britain and
A mnrInh-
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ExECUTRIx's SALE.
I. d. LaROCaE's SONS. AuctioneeTs.

By virtue of an order Granted ny the H0pora-
BILE Hampton T.. Earrill. Ordinary Of Cnat-
ham county. we viii sell before the Court
House door. il the CITY OF Savannah during
the lega hours Of sale, on TUESDAY, the
second 2 % day or February. 1856.
Lot No. in CurrytOWu, sou Invest corner
Of CASTOR an Jefferson streets. in Castor
ward, aud an the imp -ovements thereon.
The ABOVE is sold Tor paymeutof debts and
di-tr button.
Terms cash; purchaser paving for paners
ELIZABETH Vi. HEHRIENs.
EXecur estate Henry q. flehrt.Bs.
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F0H STATE AID COUNTY f8A
TTNuhN aHt ry .rtuo % -uniT
l Isu.I hy u fues d. niri0Waut
lrct1r 81 Chatham enulIN lur b.
county hAc., ma placed in 0l
collection, u Nnvur ~ thc rlalD
tul iut county M fhHIhlm ta, cs
lH.l NHhIf.. senior. hTte lowed
lHHa. iH lH.. .INHf lrHI UrIE. Oh ....
I.eaH HUunr.i ahI taluIF. ifr
mrrf Is loa nf iHni aiflHt.. I.Inf
% the cDnnty of Chatham anl
Pembroke.
hH ril oGer iha afI au
tDtDt land 40 public uHlr. lnr
IIt Col. % q Hnaf 81 thaiNHm
IleIiH 0I naHf. fn ihr |II II
nhf Us IlUfI hn1. lta0. durnt
nnHfs af HaIr. l1 sHfiaff sHil Pos h.i.
Terms caah, ..,..t..
Sheriff Ntath Hn cHtH'i
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/. D. LaROCHE's SONS. Auctioneers.

BY virtue Of sn order granted by the Honora-
ule Hampton l.. terrill. Ordinary Of Chat
nam county. we viii sell before the Court
House door in the city of Savannah, during
The eCal hours ~ sale, on TUESDAY. the
second day OF February, 1856,
Lot No. 2 Cuthuert ward, and all the inn
pfOvements thereon.
Also
Lots Nos % q, % 30 and 80 Holland tyth-
ing, Percival ward, each lot being so feet BY
A5 feet deep
Also
Interest OF said estate in seventy 90 shares
OF Pulaski, and Two o. shares OF Merchants
and Mechanics Loan Association Company.
Above Is sold for distribution and payment
Of debts.
Terms cash: purchaser paving for papers
SOLOMON KROUSKOFF
Administrator estate Josephine krousk1f.
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A 1000 Badge.

LOEDON Jan. 11.-Prince Bismarck is
the fifst Protestant that has ever received
the decoration of iho Order of Christ,
rne hadEe Is worth eGNN.
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CHARLESTON, 5. c., Jan. 1l.-Joseph
V. Rivers (colored) eX-Postmaster at
Ladies' Island, $. c.. was to-day convicted
OF embezzllhg government funGs
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Ane.lam snlto 1MiMre . :.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
c. II. pORSETY, Auctioneer.

Under and by virtue of an order granted hy
the Honorable Ordinary OF Chatham county.
J. W l sell b fore the Court Lou door n
thee. Of Savannah, during the usual hours
,i ate, on TUESDAY, the second day OF
/ anruary, 1855,
One bond Of the city Of Savannah, OF the
par value OF i've hun lred dollars.
The IA u.n.i is sold az the property of the
Iate Charles A.u " rn for the pas ment of
debts tu for dirtr button.
JOHN C.TATlOR. administrator.
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LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE {tiedY0ph says
that tne powers demand That Greece, ser
via and Bulgaria demobilIze tnei. armies.
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EneInnd and .nnln.

LONDON, Jan. ll.--Tle spauiah goy-
eminent has ftoutlv refused tD rant EnR-
hand e cOaling station or ono Ol tne Caro-.
line Islands. The convention between
spain and England does NOT ..uds That
LElgllega. as was recently stated.
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21urrfanPa.

XOORE-WELLS. at the re-i-
dence of the brides mother, IN TINS CITY,
on Wednesday evening, Jan. 8. by Rev. .. Il.
L. WELLS
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Only One L0. Left Oh Tie Block.
lkNIELR. KE NEgY. AgCGIonaar.
VIII sell at Court House, ON the SECOND OF
FEBRUARY,

Lot 50 on the northeast corner of Gwinnett
and Montgomery streets size Is by 100 feet
This lot closes the entire b.ock-all of which
have been sold TO desirable parties-which
makes this one mo e valuable
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FIeclinn AL nireclnrs.
Vernon Shell Road Company.

The Board Of Directors having declared
dividend Of THREE PER CENT, on che par
value Of stock, same Will be paid on and after
this date, Jan. Il. NJ. A. COHEN.
Secretary and Treasurer
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