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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-29
FLORIDA's METROPOLIS.
Opening of the Criminal Court or
Record-The Sub. Tropical.

OpeHlDB Oh buc 1Ilillhhl CCN' -
Record Tho SubIropical.
JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 2s.--The Criminal
Court of Record was opened this morning
by Judge Lotion NJ. Jone, Sheriff Broward
was, of course, in attendance and made his
first official announcement Clerk Court
land Buchanan was absent but Robert
Buchanan occupied the desk. County
Solicitor Owens gave him forty
three cases to record. Nine jurors
made application for discharge but
only three we're excused One juror made
the excuse that he was an Alderman, hay
ing been elected on the new city ticket, but
Judge Jones said that it was not yet an eS-
tahlished fact that the new Council was
legal. therefore he would take the benefit Of
the doubt and not accept the plea.
There were fifteen prisoners in the dock,
all Of whom were white men, except one,
a colorei woman. Nearly ali were of the
tramp genus. and their OilenSes consisted IN
vagrancy, breaking open railroad cars, lar
ceny. etc.
Several minor cases were disposed of, the
sentences VARYING from ten days to six
months. Arthur Frantenzen, the prisoner
who was brought back from New York,
plea ed guilty to embezzling from Clark &
LOTUS less than 500 and over $50, and was
sentenced to nine months in the State
prison.
Stanley Fletcher, late managing editor of
the NelCS- Herald, left for New York this
morning.
AT THE SUB-TROPICAL.
The beautiful little fawn presented to
Mrs. Cleveland by Cash NJ. Thomas, of
Hernando county, in behalf Of that section,
was sent to its new home yesterday
Some choice samples of wines from Duval
county are among the new exhibits.
Clay county has some fine building ma
terial in the way of rock.
An orange wrapping machine is some
thing new that attracts much attention.
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JERSEY LIGHTNING.
Gov. Green Vetoes a Local Option
High License Bill.

NNANN@-A~
TRENTON, n. j., Feb. Is -Gov Green has
vetoed the local option high license bill
which the Republicans had passed as a
caucus measure. Tie veto message con-
sisted of fourteen pages of matter
The Governor says his objections are pre-
sented in obedience to constitutional dlrec-
ton but with no idea that any reason
which can be urged will have any effect
upon the final passage OF the blll;
Political legislation, which seems essential
to party success in an approaching cam
paign, and fOreordained by a tribunal
whose DEGREES bind and control individual
Judgment and action, is not likely to be
prevented by the qualified negative given
to the executive by the constitution OF tins
State
HOW CLASSIFIED.
The bill classifies licenses with three
grades for towns OF 5000 and less popula-
ton; between 1000 and 10000; and 10000
ard above. License fees are graded at 500,
Sl5O and $3.50. The government calls high
licensen as applied to this schedule, travesty
of description He says the classification
by population without regard to area
or density is an Elusive one and will ope-
rate with great inequality. No provision is
made for forfeiture of license, except for
acts that come under the criminal laws and
for which the offender would be entitled to
jury trial after Indictment.
THE FOURTH SECTION.
The fourth section of the act makes pro-
vision for the partial or total prohibition of
the sale of liquors. Prohibition interferes
with personol liberty, depreciates the value
of property, and destroys an industry in
which millions of money is invested and
thousands of citizens employed. The legis-
lation which produces such results can only
be justified on the ground that the traffic
against which it is directed is such
an unmitigated evil that the law
making power should not permit it to exist,
If this evil is checked in one part of the
STAB, it should be stopped in the whole
State Other Objectionable features are
specified, the final and conclusive one being
that the Governor holds the bill to be I'M
constitutional
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LOSS OF THE JULIA.
A Belief That 50 or 40 Corpses Will be
Brought to Light.

VALLEJO, CAL, Feb. 28.-The search
was resumed to-day for the bodies of vic
Tins of yesterdays explosion Oh the ferry
steamer Julia, but no more bodies were re
covered during the morning. Fifteen had
been recovered at a late hour hour last night
and many more are known to be killed. 1t is
believed that between fifteen and twenty
more bodies will be found in the wreck when
the steamer is raised Divers went down
to-day and made a careful inspection of the
wreck. They found part of the boiler
blown over board, and the starboard boiler
torn apart. The fire box was turned upside
down and thrown forward, the bottom
straining against the oil tanks. These are
forced out of place, but not ruptured, and
the oil remains in them, showing that they
did not eXDlOde
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SLAIN BY A sHERIFF's SON.
Pamela County's Hideous Mystery
Cleared Up.

cleared Up.
LONG VIEW, Ten, Feb. 2S.-Infolmation
has been received here from Carthage, the
county seat of Panola county, that Thomas
Forsyth, son of the Sheriff of Pamela
county, was arrested yesterday for the
murder, about two weeks ago of County
Treasurer ID. c. Hill. 1t is said that For
syth has confessed the crime and has re-
stored stolen money amounting TO more
than $4,000. The excitement over the CON
fession is intense and Forsyth NAV be
lynched. When Hills body was found in
the Treasurers office the head was nearly
severed from the trunk
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Eighteen Prisoners Escape.

SHREVEPORT, La, Feb. 2S.-Eighteen of
the twenty-five prisoners confined in the
parish Jail in this city made their escape
this morning. All of them could have
escaped, as all the cells were broken open,
but those who remained preferred to do 20.
Prisoners state that the escape was planned
by Joe Trovine, a Mexican, who was
charged with horse stealing Work was
begun on Sunday night
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HANGED AT PENSACOLA.
JEFF Lowe Pays the Penalty of Killing
Fellow Man

OH no OI
Fellow Man.
PENSACOLA, FLA, Feb 2S.-Jeff Lowe,
the murderer of Henry Smith, was exc
cuted to-day The death warrant fixed the
time of execution between the hours Of 10
o'clock this morning and ? O'Clock this after
noon. The exection took place within the
enclosure of the county jail Three thou
sand people surrounded the jail and
occupied the house tops adjacent
thereto to witness the hanging The trap
dropped at Ill o'clock this afternoon.
Seven minutes thereafter the body was cut
down, having been previously pronounced
dead by Drs. r. b. S. Hargis and r. W.
Hargis, who were in attendance
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LAWS IN MISSISSIPPI.
The Insurance Law of the State Not
to be Am ended.

10 Dc AIl5IlUBU.
JACKSON, MISS, Feb 2S.-The House to
day defeated the Senate bill amending the
present insurance law, which requires for
eign companies to deposit $4,000 with the
State Treasurer in order to do business in
Mississippi.
The bill to prevent telegraph companies
from making special contracts, by an extra
charge for guaranteed and insured messages
was defeated III the Senate.
Lieut. Gov. Stands, ex-otficio President
of the Senate, to-day announced his inability
to preside longer over that body during this
session on account of his being afflicted
with a throat trouble which requires i'm
mediate medical treatment.
The constitutional amendment providing
for an elective judiciary, which passed the
Senate, has been defeated in the House.
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INDIANA's ELECTION FRAUDS.
Justice Harlan Sustains the Decision
of Judge Woods.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Feb. 2S.-In the
Federal Court to-day Justice Harlan rem
dered decision in the case of Coy and
Bernheim, the men convicted of conspiracy
to induce the election officers to surrender
their papers. The decision is very
elaborate, covering all the points pre-
sented, and sustaining Judge Woods, of
the Federal District Court in all respects
Justice Harlan Cverruled the application
for writ of error, and refused the new
trial asked for. Attorney McNutt of the
defense is in Chicago, and it is said that he
will make an immediate application to
Judge Gresham for a writ of habeas corpus.
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CHARLESTON CHAT.
The Langley-Teppe Case Still Attract
ing Attention.

ing Attention.
CHARLESTON, 5. c., Feb. 2S.-The Lang
ley-Teppe case continues to excite public
attention. Some Of the "details are too indie
cent for publication. The woman is said to
he dying, and this afternoon Langley was
arrested on a charge Of aggravated assault
and rape. He wa, committed TO Jail with
out bail. The opinion seems 10 be gaining
ground that Langley Is guilty, If not of
rape, at least of seduction.
In the Dudley case there was change Of
tactics to-day. ! he woman Dudley, who
was prosecuting the two Pinksrton detec-
tivcs sent here by the insurance companies
30 investigate the death of h husband
wanted Ia withdraw the suit She hhd
charged them with trespassing on her prem
isss The court reiu ed her application and
the case will 90 on tomorrow.
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Rac.nq at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2s-There was a
good attendance at the races to-day. The
events were as follows:
FIRsT RAcE-One-half mile NIorb won
Rnfiiana second and Nose third Time 0:5gl6
SECOND RACE Five-eghts Of a mi O LIZZIE
Won, with Lomax second and Full SAN third
Time :B
THIRD kAcE-Three quarters Of a mile bud
ley oaks won, with Leila May second and Red
Stone third Time 1910.
FOURTH RACE Seyen.eights OF a mile Jim
Williams won, with WandefUo second and Little
Sullivan third Time /. 81
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A Broken Rudder.

New YORK. Feb. 2S.-The steamer Brook
lyn City, from Bristol and Swansea, which
arrived this morning, reported that the
Belgian steamer Hermann, which sailed
from this port for Antwerp, last Sunday
morning, was returning with the loss of her
rudder. Her sister steamer, the Jan Brey-
dell from Antwerp via Boston, had her in
tow. The Hermann arrived off Sandy
Hook lightship at 10; 40 o'clock this morning.
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ALBANY, GA. Feb. 2s llismnn a. Deg.
rafienrled's drug store wa, fired by lpcen-
diaries lat night The loss on stock is
about 50 90
j W joiner. jewelef, lost about soon
u l. Jonis. q dry RJoi- dealer, had his
stock slightly aJurei by .fn0ke The dam
Hge ~ the building h. about 500 Az tine
lpsre aie fully covered by Insurance IA
NuriouH rofnuanle6
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This spring with your blood full Of impuri-
ties. your digestion impaired. your appetite
poor, Kidneys aud liver torpid aud whole
system liable ~ b. Frustrated by disease
but get yourself into Rond condition. aud
ready for thp changing and warmer
weather by taking Hoods harsaparilh u
stand = up@luall,ul f1f purifying ibe blood.
giving an appetite, and Tor o general spring
ineilfins
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ROBBED AND MURDERED.
A Newspaper Vender Found Dead IL
the Streets.

NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 2S.-Edgar Haney,
a newspaper and periodical vender on the
Norfolk and Southern railroad, was found
dead in the street at Berkeley at an early
hour this morning. Evidence is convinc-
ing that he had been robbed and murdered
He was young man of good breeding and
fine education bat Of dissipated habits. He
claimed to be kinsman of the late w. W.
Corcoran, of Washington.
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A Blaze at Eatonton.

EAToEToN, GA. Feb 2s.-Fire was dis
covered IN the store OF George Nelson a.
Bro, al dn early hour this morning When
discovered u mad gained considerable head
way. but after few minutes hard work H.
was under control and finally eKtngu.Shed
fectiyc chimney. A carload Of bran was
fsf,f.4tffuad
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Wristlets on a Bigamist.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Feb. 2S-A deputy
sheriff Of Halifax county passed through
here to-day on his way to Bedford county
with James Vossar, charged with bigamy.
Vossar has wife No. and family in Bed
ford county; No. in the Western States,
and was on the eve of marrying No. when
he was arrested. He is 80 years of age and
unprepOSSpSSinO
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Tourists and Settlers.
THE F. r. & N.

THE FLORIDA RAILWAY AND NAVlGA'
Il TION COMPANY makes daily connection
with the Savannah, Florida and Western FAST
Mail train at Callahan Connection sure) ana
with all other trains at Jacksonville. leayingtne
latter place at 9 A. NJ, 1920 p NJ. and $50 P NJ
for all points in South Florida, viz: Hawthorne
Gainesville, Cedar Key, Silver Springs, ble
Springs; Ocala. Wildwood, PanaSoffkee, ST.
Catharine's, Greensboro. Dade City, Plant Giy'
Tampa, Barlow, Punta Gorda, Leesburg; Elo,
RADIO, TavareS Apopka, Orlando, IituSYllle' anu
the Indian river country.
The only line giving choice of three roues
to points on the west coast of Florida w,
Through Cedar Key Lacoochee, Plant City anu
Orlando. The most beautiful and pictureSge
portions of the State are tTaversed by TINS ur;
Hundreds of bearing orange groves are paSsu
and seen from the cars. The lovely lakes-Lo@
losa, Orange, Harris, Griffin, Eust DOB
Panasoifkee and Apopka-are located Oh VDs
line.
The only line reaching most of the poins
named, and close and direct connections ny
to all others. The famous Silver Spring Wy
head of the Ocklawaha river, can only
reached-ali rail-via this line. The short am
direct route to the beautiful HomoSassa cour
try, Astounding in fish and game and pasSSl,s
Blue Springs, the head of the Wekiva VDU'
river.
The only line to Fernandina, with the cel5
brated beach of TWENTY-FIVE miles drives Mn
only thirty six miles from Jacksonvlllei LILY! ny
daily trains. The only line TO TallahasSee' a snS
capital of the State, Madison, Monticello Su sa
Quincy. Florda's great tobacco industries S,v
located on this division of the Florida KallFa5
and Navigation. In fact, there is hardly an . W.
portant point in the State not reached oy va
Great Trunk Line System. FlrstclasS roiJ
beds and excellent train service lhr tt III
tickets at low rates, and baggage checked TO 4"
points. .,.
Don't fail to send for elegant indexed to"~
ship map Of Florida. ..os
For information regarding rates ana rou NE
inquire of any of tue company's agents OF wv
following officers OF the road;
Jacksonville 'iicaet Office. sc Bay street;
A. q. MACDONELL, Il. = ~
D. q. MAXWELL. Gen. Supt
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A Veteran Counterfeiter.

CHICAGO, Feb. ga dispatch from
New Orleans, says a man arrested recently
for showing 81 silver certificates altered to
$50 has been recognized as Pete Mccartney.
veteran counterfeiter, who only "A shoi I
time ago finished an ll-year term in the
Indiana penitentiary for counterfeiting.
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Eru Ing race for the championship II
Aneuca caine ~ this AFT. noon 90 Lake
Nfir. the contestants beng Isrmer,
l,a % snl hcitay. Teenisr won in -
p4siiss necYldt. slih Mckay aroDHd, ia
~ alln Iifs, ~ 90 a., aud bauiD tAird, 10
~ nllH.t n y n..aoilds
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A pynam ter Declared Crazy.

NEW YORK, Feb. p. Judge Gildersleeye
to-day decided that Dynamiter Mooney
must go to the Utica Insane Asylum. The
counsel for Mooney this afternoon secured
"A writ Of habras corpus from Judge Pattor-
son in the Supreme Court, alleging that
Mooney is wrongiully incarcerated.
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SUICIDE OF A DRUMMER.
He Went from Savannah to + ugusts
and Klllad lims II.

ana hllled INNS II.
AUGUSTA, GA, Feb 2S.--F A. Bynner,
a New York drummer. committed suicide
at the Planters Hotel this morning. He
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon
from Savannah, and with a companion, w.
Morse. of Philadelphia, proceeded TO
the Planters and took room. Mr..
Bynner was travelling for the Celu,
lOid Novelty Company, nos. 3l3
and 315 Broadway. New York
city. He was last seen in tine bar few
minutes after / O'Clock, when he took Two
drinks. remarlling over the last one to the
barkeeper, II hope there Is no headache IN
this He showed 10 signs of liquor, and
told TIE night clerk to call him at $50
O'Clock that he might catch an early tram
to Thompson, Ga.
\ HORRIBLE SIGHT
At the hour named tins morning a porter
tried 10 cal Inn but received no answer.
He went back ami falling second time 10
get a response reported q the Office that he
could not wake the inmate OF room No. Il.
George Davis, another porter procured
step ladder, ant lOo>lHg hrouLn the iran
som saw the bed covered with blood ana one
hand of the occupant lying on his breast,
grasphg revolver. The room was soon
broken into and a horrible sig t met the
gaze of the proprietor and hotel assistants
Cold and stark ON the bed, with Il bullet
hole through his right temple, Law the body
of Bynner, with the brains oozlnZ over the
pillow.
TWO SHOTS FIRED.
Two shots had been fret from the pistol
but only one wound was found in the body.
The deed had been done several hours, for
the blood had coagulated around the form
and over the floor, while the furniture was
Iaurot+oval k,,t I,o Lra inc ~ bn dAoH ,an
When found no clew was discovered as to
what prompted the rash deed Some
money, jewels and private papers were
found among the effects.
He was a handsome man about 30 years
of age. After the Coroner's Jury bad con
cluded the inquest the remains were turned
over TO undertaken Platt for embaIming.
The firm in answer to a telegram wired
that Bynner's father and one of the mem
bers of the House would come on for the
remains. They will arrive tomorrow
night.
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All persons are hereby cautioned against b,,.,
boring or trusting any of the crew of thu
Norwegian bark IBIS, as no debts of their cor-
tracing will be paid 10y Master or
A. R. SALAS & CO, Consigrees
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LOW RATES TO THE SOUTH.
Round Trip Excursion Tickets on Sale
for the First Time.

for the First Time.
AUGUSTA, GA, Feb. 2s.-To day is the
first day of the sale of round trip excursion
tickets at &c. mile FIR m Northern cities t.
the Southern gateways and interior points.
The embers OF the Southern Immigration
and development Association, who secured
these rates TO attract Northern and Western
tray'l 10 this section, are waiting with
interest 10 see whether advantage will be
taken Of he low fare. The other dates are
March -, March y. April 10. April a.
licketa Tor passage South-bound are good
for ssM days.
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Hanged by Masked Men.

CAIRO, ILL, Feb. 28.-Last night at
Clinton, KY, Samuel Pricey, white man
who killed the sheriff, and Bill Reams, col
ored, who shot a farmer named jackson
who caught Reams in the act of robbing his
hen roost Saturday night, were taken out
of Jail by mob of fifty masked men and
hauoed
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Hanged at Toronto.

TORONTO, Feb. 2S Robert Neil, muir
derer of John Rutledge, guard at the
Central Prison, was ha ged at Q o'clock this
morning at the Jail. Men made a speech ON
the scaifold denying that he had mad any
intention of killing Rutledge. He. was
quite calm and showed no signs of fear.
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STANDARD OIL COMPANY BOOKS.
Col. Bliss Declines to Examine Them
for the Committee.


for tie Committee.
New YORK Feb 2S.--The Senate COM
mittee investigating trusts to-day notified
the Standard Oil Company that the com
mittee would expect TO examine the books.
Senators Arnold and Linson were chosen to
examine, as a subcommittee, the books of
the oil company.
Col. Bliss was asked to assist them, but he
declined
One of the Senators said that he thought
it was the duty Of Col Bliss to advise the
Senators as to the contents of the books.
The lawyer said that he would retire from
the investigation rather than do so.
Gen. Roger \. Prior was then called upon.
He said that he would advise the committee
concerning any matter brought to his
notice, but declined to examine the books,
as he might at some time be employed as
counsel against the trust The sub-commit-
tee was thus left without counsel.
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ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE to prohibit the hauling or carry.
ing through the streets of the city of Sayan
nah of sand, manure, Stops or other materials
which may tend to obstruct, change the graje
of or render uncean the streets of said citv
except in wagon boxes or barrels which viii
prevent such materials from falling into the
streets.
SECTION I, The Mayor and Aldermen of tia
city of savannah, in council assembled, do her.
by ordain that it shall be unlawful to haul Or
carry through the streets of said city any SAND
manure Stops or other material which NAV tent
to obstruct. change the grade Of. render I'm
clean the streets Of said city, unless the same be
hauled or carried in wagons, boxes or barrels
which viii prevent the same, or any portion
thereof, from falling into the streets through
which it is carried.
SEC. ?. And it is further ordained by the au-
thorlty aforesaid, hat any person or persons
offending against the provisions Of this ordi.
nance shall on conviction thereof in the Police
Court, be fined in a sum not exceeding one hun
dred dollars or Imprisonment for not exceeding
thirty days, or both, in the discretion Of the
officer presiding in said court.
SEC 3. And 1t is further ordained by the au
thority aforesaid, that all ordinances and parts
of ordinances, so far as they initiate against
this ordinance are hereby repealed.
Ordnance passed III Council May 10th, 1885.
RUFUS L. LESTER, Mayor.
Attest: FRANK f. REBARER, Clerk of Council
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CHANGE OF PRoCRA,I1,r -

The Italian Quartette, under the direction :,
Prof. G. Cortese, will give another Grand c,S
cert THIS EVENING at SCHWARZ Saoo, n.y..
an entire change of programme. Call and r,,~
to good music.
/. Pique Dame Overture. . G.
.. Boccaccio Sci ctiuns ....... SSuph
3. Miserere, from Trovatore Ups
4. Barbiere oil Siviglia Selections po VIZ
;. Ave Maria ......... 80 i'oSSl1
8. Prophetic March. ........ io oUoqinoi
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"EYANGElINE, said Julian, earnestly ."
bring You no mines ~ sordid gold pour on
40 your feet only the priceless love of an earne
hedni aud the uDConqncrnble ambition o
1"uih, the love Of a man with only Dts band.
ana brain 90 carve ont fans and fortune -"
! know. dear Julian, said the young g.r
iendsflY, bat you are such poor carver. yotfi
tools are dull, ana the bird 10 ~ tough. Loan
not ~ your wifi. bui a. am engaged 10 your
affff
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JASPER FESTIVAL

All bills against the Jasper Festival must \,
presented for payment before , O'Clock THO
DAY, as all accounts viii be closed at that tro
I. D. Rockwell,
Over Olmstead & Co S Bank.
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NOTICE.

All bills against the British bark SFoV-F1
Richards, Master, must be presented at our of7oa
THIS DAY by IL o'clock NOON, or payment will
be debarred.
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GOLnEN RTLELOnGENn 1o -
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements inserted under TIC.
Notices" tcW be charged 81 % a Square, pns a1s
insertion. 14'e eaa
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NOTICE.
CITY oF SAYANNLr

CITY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CLERK OF Council, Feb 9th, 1854
The following Ordinance is published for tba
OF all concerned
FRANK L. REBARER, Clerk Of Council