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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-08
OLD PAPERS RETURNED.
HISTORIC DOCUMENTS CARRIED
OFF DURING THE WAR.

The Southern Bank Receives a Valu-
able Collection From Washington
Territc<y TO be Held Until Called for
by the Owners - some Curious
Papers over a Century Old.
Some venerable documents, worn and
yellow by time, and doubly historic, We're
examined by a MORNING News reporter
last night at the Southern Bank, where
they are being preserved to await an appli-
cation from their proper custodian, The
following letter will explain their return TO
Savannah, from which place they were
taken during ShermanS occupation of the
city near the close Of the war;
oFFlcv OF TIRE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OLYMPIA. W. T., March -, 1875.
Capt John FdnRerg, President southern Bank,
DEAR SIR-The inclosed deeds and indeutures
accidentally came into my hands few days
ago. ana ! send them - you for transmission TO
their proper custodians if you can conveniently
find them.
These papers were brought North by some OF
our soldiers 90 account OF their antiquity pre-
sumo, should be pleased to hear from YOU
Presf LIST Natl Bank Olympia
One of the documents Is grant to
Richard Cooper OF SEQ acres of land in
Christ church parish, and is dated Oct. ,
1859 1t is from Henry Ellis, Esquire, our
Captain General and Governour,N and is
countersigned by Charles Watson, ID. G.
A second document conveys two tracts of
land, one of 500 acres and the other Of 400
acres, ION the south side of the Little
Ogeeche river, and IS from David Cutler
Braddock and his wife, Mary, to Hon.
Francis Harris and James Habersham, and
bears date Of Dec :, 1854 Four heavy seals
are mounted on the faded loops of pink tape
which run through the bottom of the IN
denture and the seal is the head of George
Ill
A third document is the "Renunciati- N
of Dover of Mrs. Jane Delegall 70 His Elk
cellency, James Wright, Esq, bearing date
Aug. Is, in the ninth year Of the reign of
our sovereign lord. George the Third, and
in the year of our Lord one thousand seven
hundred and sixty -nine.' This is renun-
citation that evidently did not renunciate,
for Mrs Jane Delegal for some reason
failed to sign the document, and il is valua-
BILE only as an ancient document
The fourth document is the QuainteSt Of
all, and sealed with the monogram in red
wax of Pickering Robinson, who conveyed
the property. II is backed Deed of Pick
ering Robinson and bears date of Feb. Il,
1862, lin the second year of the reign of
George the Third" It conveys TO Francis
Harris 900 acres of land in the parish of
Christ church. province of Georgia, which
land was located ION the river Great Ogee-
chez and known by the name of Bushy
Park" Also AL that other tract contain.
ing $50 acres which is described and known
by the name of Fort Venture, for one year.
The consideration was five shillingS
The deed. or more strictly speaking. the
lease, concludes thus quantity: for and
!
one whole year from thence next ensuing
and fully to be complest and ended Yield
ing and paying therefore unto the said Pick
ering Robinson, his heirs or assigns at the
expiration of the said Term, one pepper corn
if the same shall be lawfully demanded.
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THE DICKENS CARNIVAL
The st. Johns Rectory Society's En-
tertainment This Week.

The st. Johns Rectory Society's En-
tertainment This Week.
The Dickens Carnival, 20 he given by the
ladies of St Johns Reotory Society at the
Guards Armory ON Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, promises to be the event Of
the season in the way of society entertain
mentS
The Rectory Society's entertainments
have become noted for their excel
lence, and the Dickens Carnival Is
their greatest effort 1t VIII
be musical. literary and social. Similar
entertainments have been given as society
affairs with the greatest success IN the
North, but Dickens Carnival Is novelty
here. II will be given two evenings. over
eighty of Dickens leading characters Will
be represented in costume, and the localities
made famous 10y the great novelist pen
VIII also Ike represented, with all their
quaint and novel surroundings.
The Carnival viii open with grand
march in which viii be the leading
characters. among them: Pckwick aud
sam Weller, Tupman ami SnodsraSS, WIN
kle and Joe, the fat boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Hunter. Dr. Marigold and Miss Ia CreeVy,
Marchioness and Dick Swiveller, MIR. and
Mrs Quilp, Little Nell and her Grand
father, MIR. and Mrs. Micawber, Uriah
Hep and Mrs. Heep, Mr.. Peggothy and
Ms. Gummidge, Ham Peggothy and Peg
gothy, David Copperdeld and Little Emily
Betsy Trotwood and Agnes, TraddleS, lur-
veydrop and Miss Summerson, Prince lur-
veydrop ami Miss Jellyby, Mrs. Lupn and
Mark Tapley, Dolly Warden and Joe Viii
let. Dot and lilly Slowboy, Jenny Wren
and Pip, and Mr. and Mrs. Botiin.
Following the march, Mr. Flckwlck Will
hold a reception, and after that viii be the
tableau Micawber Exposing Urlah Hep;
then the Crihbage scene; after II Mrs.
Quilp's Tea Party, and then Mr.. Iurvey-
drops Dancing Class,
Booths viii be arranged around the sides
of the hail. one Of which will be Bohin's
Bower. another the Holly Tree Inn, an
other the Blue Dragon Inn, then The Old
Curiosity Shop, Miss Jenny Wren's Dolls
Dress making Establishment, The Fat Boys
Pie Stand and Mrs Leo Hunters
Flower Show. DIR. MarigoId's Cheap
Jack Wagon will also be fea-
ture of the entertainment. At the
various booths, refreshments and novelties
will be sold by the ladies Of the society.
The musical part of the entertainment will
be in charge of Prof NJ Steward. and some
Of the leading talent in the city VIII take
part. Mr.. John Mclaughlin will be Mr..
Pickwick, and Mr.. Ed. l.. Brown, sam
Weller.
The ladies Of the society have spent a
good deal Of time in arranging for the en-
tertainment 1t has been in rehearsal for
some time, and all the details will be carried
out to make IL a success.
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NOT MUCH OF 4 BROTHER.
A Sick Yamacrawite Robbed by HIS
Room Mate.

Room Mate.
Carl Danielson. ,co,oredl, was arrsigued
in Justice Sheftsu's court Yesterday after
noon, charged With having stolen several
dollars worth Of wearing apparel and g 10
in money from William Barrett After a
hearing he was sent to jail 70 await the
action Of the higher court On q charge Of
arceny after trust
Barrett said IN his statement that he oc-
Cupiad the same house with DAME son. Last
month he WAS Sei Eed with fever and was
taken 10 the Georgia Infirmary During
his abSence Dani=lson took possession II the
house md its contents. anu appropriated
eyeryt hing % his own uSe. He visited
Barrett at the Iafrmary and made fair re-
port Of his poSSass on. Barrett was pleased
with his friends conduct and turned over
to him f1- safe keeping al Us wealth which
amounted % $ I'D. T-,s went =, did the
c!othlng n Daniels rs way Waal Barrett
recovered D2uie.soa had made a
clean sweep o. everything. and had eft the
neighoorhp-d. Barnett cii not DESPAIR.
but WEI; 90 wo-k AMI furnished himself and
house again. and watched Yamscraw Tor
his sAl>e friend
NotE-as --ri2@d Up u-sll yesterday after
noon vhec -e ras 80 ne Ocean Steamship
wls-.. BE Sas Jameson 81 WORK there
al z 10, 70 tl--s - having HIM arrested
During the bearing q the case DanIelson
~, r-- -.e1t zli vOli lot look at Barrett
A.c=- 8 .i.-l= wT--- n between the two
lie wAs llsrr-@1 away q jail
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THE w. c. T. UNION.

The Savannah Branch Elects Officers
The Department SuperintendenJs.
The Savannah branch of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
PreSident-Mrs. Mary 5. Allen Webb.
Secretary-Mrs. katherine Rutherford.
Treasurer-MiSs Louise Marguerite Har-
man
Vice PreSidents-Mrs. G. V. Harrison.
Mrs. T. J. Henderson, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs
McKaye, Mrs. Mary Beckett, Mrs. W
FeddiS
The Superintendent of Departments are
as follows:
Work Among Railroad Employes-Mrs
Visiting Hospitals st. Joseph's Infrmary
Mrs. Mock.
City Hospital-Mrs. Gilbert
Telfair Hospital-MrS G. 2. Harrison.
Work Among Foreign POpulation-MiSs
Louise Marguerite Hartman.
The charter granted yesterday by the Su-
perior Court 70 the Woman's Christian
Temperance Of Union Of Savannah, con
tains the following names Of charter mem
bers: Mrs Mary 4 Webb, Mrs. Martha :.
Inglesby, Miss Lula Harris, Mrs. J. W.
Henderson, Mrs. Eliza Feddis, Ms. Adeline
Harrison, Mrs. Catherine Rutherford. Mrs
Mary Beckett. Miss Martha Lindsay. Miss
Lille Swoll, Miss Louise Marguerite Har-
man and Mrs Clara NJ Ellis.
The charter sets forth that the Union is
organized for educational, charitable. social
and religious purposes. That il i their in
tention 10 establish halls, schools and read
ing rooms Tor the purpose Of diSse minatng
the principles Of Christian temperance anu
for general education. That they desire
realty ami personality, and effect alienation ms
thereof, not for the purposes Of trade and
profit, but Cor promoting the general ieSi On
Of the Institution, and - look after the
general interests Of such an establishment.
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UNITED STATES SPECIAL TAXES.
Collector Dunwody to Begin the Issue
of Stamps Next " eek.

Collector Dunwody to Begin the Issue
of Stamps Next Week.
Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue j.
n. Dunwody will begin the issue Of in
ternal revenue stamps on April Is. Under
the Revised statutes OF the United States
every person ensayed in any business, avo-
cation or employment which rcnders him
liable 70 a special tax, is required to pro
cure and kecp CoaSpicdOusly IN his place Of
business a stamp denotiug 10 payment OF
the tax for the special tax year beginning
May l, before commencing or continuing
business after April 81. \ rcturu is also
required Ivy law OF every person Liable -
- tcial taxes. Collector puuwOdy Will
send special stamps 10y mail whoa - or
dered. good many films doing business
under q informal revenue laws are ueSh-
gent about keeping their stamps conSplcU-
ously posted at their place ot business.
such neglect is a vi AlaNoV Of the law, and
is punishable 10y a fine ~ 800
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electric R,rrers-

This remedy Is becoming 50 well known
ami ~ popular @, to neSl no special men
tion. All who have used Electric Bi;terS
sing the SINE s'n- Of praise. \ purer rneii-
cine does noJ exist, and it i guaranteed %
10 AL THAI : clHlmet Electric Bitter~ viii
cure all diseases q the Liver AMI Kidneys.
Will remove Pmplss, Boil>, Salt Eheum and
other affections caused by impure blood
VIII drive malaria from tie system and
prevent as well s., cure all malarial tavsr>
For cure II Heaalche. Constipation SDd In
digestion trN- Electric BltterS. Entire salts
faction guaranteed or money roiunlSL
Hr1ce 5,c. ami s. per bottle, AZ l-.ppllAn
Bros drug store
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L-,- a. .-easss of the Throat and Lungs,
,1, 70. r-=i by the use of SCort'H FMrt.
.--V o. .l -lnt1ius the healing Nntuea ~
O. -44sr on aud Hypopho4phites in their
q. .s4a forms Is "A beautiful creamy Nurl
s.- -Elsal'e as milk. vastly digoetnd. nud
ca e. sz-u o., "a mat delicate. I.on'o
tls1- II consider Srut't Nnul-l'u lho
.ar-s4y par-cxceilcucu in Iunotenl Iua ANT
SIRIUS Affections tu shy no hiWk ~
.r-1l -ary colds aud throat Troubles W,
g s. C0NNuLL. NJ. D.. Manchester O.
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TWELVE YEARS AFFLICTED

BUXTON, IND., Feb. {, lSS7.
I have been aflicted with Blood Poison for
twelve years. Have used prescription from
physicians offered me during that period.
Through the druggist, W. A Gutelius. I pro
cured one bottle OF B. B. B and since have used
three bottles aud am satisfied it has done me
more good than anything I ever used.
am almost well. and an sure within two or
three weeks l viii be perfectly well, after twelve
years suffering intensely. Write Or address
JosEPH FEIsT.
Wells Co. Ind. Baker and Confecfloner.
BLOOD BALM Co.
Atlanta. Ga
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TIE DRUMMERS MEET.
They Elect Oncers and Delegates to
the AuEusta Convention.

They Elect OHcers and Delegates to
the Augusta Convention.
Post d, Travellers Protective Association.
held a regular meeting at the Guards
Armorv last night Toe meeting was
largely attended. but without finishing the
routine business. after the election of Off
Gers, it adjourned subject TO the call Of the
President
The Hotel Committee reported complaints
against hotels al Iennille and Nlllsn, and
Jake Strauss brought down the house BY a
resolution authorizing the committee 70 in
veStisste an up-country hotel where he
said. the proprietor had been feeding the
noble army Of druniuerS on caLuloid chick
ems. The resolution was referred - the
commIttea with power - act.
The Railroad Committee in the Pullman
Steering car matter reported that il has
written al the facts TO the National Travel
er> Protective Association. and has not vet
received a reply.
The Pres dent was authorized 70 appoint
a committee 70 draft suitable resolutions Of
respect - the memory OF their late brother,
W. b Ge.Eer, who was killed IN the Hurri-
care creek disaster.
The following delegates were elected 10
the state Convention at Augusta next
month: VI ne.tsch, Dean Newman, c. B.
Townsend. Mord Abrams, ). A PughSley
IT.. r I. Brown. \. Barnett, c. DryfuS,
N. L. L.he2.hal and l. Lovenstein.
The following officers were elected tor the
ensuing term.
Pre>lisnt-M Deitsh.
First Vice P7esident-C. B. Townsend.
Second Vice Presldent-C4pt F. Kulman
Third Vice Pre~5dent-M. NJ. Easou.
Secretary and TreaSurer-Ed L Brown
Dlrec;crs-D. Newman, NJ. J. Epstein,
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NOTES ALONG THE wHARvEs.
Happenings on the River and Among
the Shipping.

The German bark Mercur was cleared
Yesterday for Rotterdam, with 3 $50 barrels
OF rosin. weighing ], 192. 10 pounds, valued
at S,,525. Cargo and vessel cleared by
MeSSrS. Paterson, Downing& Co.
MeSSrs. Richardson a Barnard cleared
Yesterday the British bark Memlo for Bor-
deaux, with 600 slaves, valued AT 5000,
and S2l logs OF hewn timber, measuring
coz. 40 feet. valued At SS051 81, and 703
pieces Of pitch pine planks, measuring
S6.04l feet. valued st S5O4 s.. Total valu-
alton Of cargo -, III - Cargo by James
X. Clarke x CO, and James 7. Stewart ~
"a
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= BIG DOCUMENT.
1 $4,000 Deed 20 be Recorded in the
Superior Court

1 $40 coo Deed 20 oe Recorded in the
Superior Court.
NJ X P. Carr, Cork OF the Superior
C0Z-1. ---=.ve1 lengthy and solid
5o--==-; t-r r=c1-i yesterday, which will
ss,s--= SIX s-ssly zen work.
Re Fz-----, Lean ami Trust Company
Yes -.-t -- ~ foreclosei thor mort
-tr- s- 90 - of the southern Toio-
-'--.- ...--l ayr t-a property WAS sold 10y
.r--i -ers Herbert y. Turner
49, ---- 10 a--.0are 20 tho New York
l.- ~s------ --l--rSph Company fur
$50 &c. L-.- .- q -a., iecd -, the Special
---. which was sent on from
-...--5.ri-. Ia. -1 Clerk carr ter rocord.
-f 81 ass Pea -ar -i .o be recorded IA all tho
'-iu--l.- cl tie lines and property ut
ii- Lev ..LqZly are located.
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W. II. Mendel was elected Justice Of the
Peace at the Sixth district yesterday to
succeed W. r. Pritchari, Jr, resigned.
The election WAS held a: the Office Of Justice
Buckner under the direction q Justice
Buckner AMI Freehehiers. George Fer-er-
son and r NJ. Iidwell Mr.. Meniel was
elected without opposition.
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she Would Manage The Business

Frou TIE Boston CC.u-ie-.
irr 1rStlil- Se1It NE to 7uo-t-~ lAtelrt'
-.No.'' replird John. why DO vou ASK"
''BecAlSs So sad this morning that she b.
lisye. y1u ve0s on the eve 1t proposing 70 NE.
Nru- Go u.'- wish YOU &C. SPEAK ~ mother W he-
VIZ. have anything y :har Kind 10 SAY. Su<s :
10 ne. and III manage the business with
mother
And John sad be would
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CITY COURT CASES.
Decisions Rendered Yesterday by
judge Harden.

Tho following decisions were rendered BY
judge Haricn, Of the City Court, yes;er-
day in opcn court;
Strnchnn Is Co rs. James Koran. Feti-
tion Tor removal " case o. United States
Circuit Court Tho lVution was DefuSs5
an enc ground that there Is 81 aliea cu o.e
side nud nu alien ana Citizen O. Gcc-c.a
ou tho othor side
iruly \ N.Ine'S;ein " Henry Nelson
aud Richard Sims norGin. sut 4. Minis &
Snus vs. s.aiuN Orser granted to remove
tho above gases 10 the ll-cuU Court ~ the
Unit It states for she southern district Ct
Grareia. Eastern division.
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Don't suffer Sny longer, but Use Tanners
Intalhb,e Neuralgia Cure, the only infalli-
be cure On earth for al forms OF Neuralgia
and nervous headache. RarECm Root Med
Co. Nashville. Tenn. 50 vents FER box.
Sid hv Ilrp.nan RrnN. Nhole.Sala aEentS
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nucklen,s Arn.ca $40

Tho rvst Sa,ve i'm the wo-d for cuts
bruises, snrS, u,ccyS. salt rheuul. fever
yhN,S, letter, chaViSi hands. cal.tla.ns.
rorus ami an skin erupt,c,lS, Srli positively
cu,,,> piles, or mo- pay rN3uuei Il = .-1ar-
nuturl io EiVc iNrfSot satisfaction. or ulolev
retuul,t Prov b CENTS per box. Yer ssle
tvs l,p .Nan Ht,,>., druggists
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
A Full Docket of Criminal Cases TO
Come on This Week.

The Superior Court was in session yester-
day, but owing to the continued absence OF
quite a number Of the members of the bar
at the Supreme Court, neither the motion
nor certiorari docket was called.
a charter was granted the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union of Savannah,
the provisions of which are fully detailed
elsewhere.
The court adjourned until Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. The grand jury will meet
AZ 3 o'clock
The following assignments of the crimi-
nal docket have been made:
Monday, April 9-State V Louis kruSe.
Assault with intent 10 murder. state vs.
George Keckley Assault with intent 70
murder.
The above cases recall the brutal Sunday
evening assault that Kruse and keCkley
made upon Mr.. Kicks, assistant foreman of
the MORNING NEWS cOmpoSlng-roOm, for
which oifeuSe they We're indicted. They
have since made strenuous efforts TO com
promise with Mr. Kicks by Offering to pay
him for the time lost and his PHYSICIANS
bill, but TO no purpose The bondsman tor
one of the asSailants surrendered him when
he learned of the euormity Of the ofense.
State vs. Richard jackson. Assault with
intent 10 murder.
State vs.. John jenkins. Burglary.
TUESDAY, APRIL 10.
r. l.. Lilenthal Larceny after trust
r. l.. LilienthaL Forgery.
Il, l.. Lilienthal. Forgery.
George Williams. Simple larceny.
Lloyd Maxwell. Burglary.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL.
Thomas j. Sheftan. Malpractice.
julius Kaufman. MiSdemeanOr.
Edward Howard MiSieueanOr
\. II. Goodwin. MlSdemeanor.
THURSDAY, APRIL Y.
William Love Murder Love is charged
with choking and beating Mamie Tompkins
into a state Of inSensibihty, and then compile
ting his foul work by drowning his victim
in the Savannah river in January last.
Ansil Young. Assault with intent TO
murder.
FRIDAY, APRIL Is.
Morgan Jones. Arson.
Isaac Wesley. Rape.
William Sullivan. Simple larceny.
Ellen Lacy Misdemeanor.
Henry Raf Assault with intent 70 muir.
der.
Dave Sawyer. Assault with intent to
murder
Richard Singleton Breaking into a
railroad car
MONDAY, APRIL Is.
Richard kirkland. Receiving stolen
goods.
William Hunter. Misdemeador.
NJ J. HenneSSy. Assault with intent 10
murder.
John Riley. Assault with intent 70 muir
der
TUESDAY, APRIL Il.
Tom Green. Murder. Green was indicted
for the murder Of Tiny Charlton Auc IN
1887. The two next named are alleged
accessories.
Charles Green. Assault with intent TO
murder
Pompey O'Neil. Assault with intent TO
murder.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL IS
Willie johnson. Murder. He was in
dicted for fatally Stabbing Bonnie Bitch in
this city Jan u last.
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just re>eivei s, Ludden & BATES : N.
H.; Nocsl sid instrumental sore q Al
f-si Cel.or'> charming opera Dorothy"
r,s.uAl EaSi.,h oixion, beautifully d.
signed Tile pages. Darotay Waltz. Polka
ami LAncerS; "Gaeen,ct My Near" tie
rlCst -g'GlAr Soprano Song az the GAY, 81
frou "nl~o;hy." aiso Winners New and
Cd DANCES. ueat.y 80 pases, With ful d.
rSc;loaS - "a the dSuryES The --latest ana
oesi thlns q Us Ani puollshe,d. only iAc
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For the Benefit OF Wesley Monumental
Church.

An entertainment viii be given BY the
FanSy Seal Club 81 NonSe's Park Hall on
Tuesday evening, commencing al 80
o'c.ocS. for the teneiiJ o. Wesley MonI-
mcnta. Church. The programnie embraces
Caar.des. Tab,eaux. Muse etc. The cs,>e
FOR which u : given >hou.d sttrac. = large
sUileucs. Refreshments viii also lie Seryei
Toe advertisement appears in another
i~einr,r,
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I have now opened nv fuu Inc = Ns-'s SD
BOYS straw hats FrlceS los. CAL AID exam
me. A. : Nt-EolS. - Sro1<a:o1 stree
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Wider awake than ever. Laden &
Bates Socthern Muse House. esF.eciSlly it.
Muslc and NuSsoAl MershAa1zss dsgS-s-
mani
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Weather Indications.

Special indications for North Caro-
IUR lima, South Carolina and Georgia
Fair weather, preceded in Southern
Georgia by light rains, nearly sta
tionary temperature, light to fresh variable
winds, generally easterly.
Comparison OF mean temperature at Ssvan-
nah. April :, 1855, and the mean of same day
for fifteen years
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lat4sss' NJ Bu''oa VITA sAss>l = bargain. :;
Sc. 5; NacsolS.
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lAdio, iu,rcriS' EycncA Ma Sutton. Sosa N
the CITY at 40 Nichols
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N JEW YORK:
AS Signee'S Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby gwen that JOSEPH G.
y THOMPSON h1s this DAY made general
4ss Cz-e-; 20 ne fo- the ne-e-f = - creditors
- a. = rs properly C ever description. Al
rse-~--> Esv-cc 1e-a1c1s s-ai-zss hI-l I'll uiszse
p7eze1t t5=-l 80 IL; an a. ppe-S1-.s Indebted
20 1t- are 1=ree9 c1tl-ae-i O. MAKE payment tc
ne
S4vAySAz- Ga. Ap-il ia fsss.
WALL Z. THOMPSON.
Ass1En-e q Us. C. Teo-u-0n-