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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-12
Minnel0ta mn0 paRota.

Sn LETTER Gonneritag Habt bran.
gen Oiebe IN oas Omaha Depot in ct.
9eier uno uaren eben i'm Sesriff, Den
@eloidranf 81 i~prensen, als Der Eeles
srapbilt Sblano eridieu uuo Die Spit
buben, Die iih a6er aus ben Gelotaoeu
idon Die gaife auseeisnet, ueribeu6t.
Die YoliSei murbe iofortsiu 9euntniB
seiebt nno es selana, flint Der Yerbres
der in &aiota einsufansen. Wau fano
etwa $3.50 BEL ibnen Dor.
Minneiota lit in Den 6aus Counties
tuie BON Spreder Carlisle erliaant, osrs
treteu ourb &ice in Den Comics fir
ACKNOWLEDGMENT uno ausgaben fir
baS &rie9soepartement; Wc Donalo, fir
&egierunsslano, 5anoelsmarine unb
Sliberei; Bilion, 9anoel, WiinSucien;
2ino, Botueien unb Boitamter; Wslion,
Snolaneranselegeubeitel. Siermit 1T
bic Minnelotacr Delegation suar better
bebadt, wie ibre Sor9dnser, aber einen
8oriiberpoiten bat lie immer nod ni9t.
Sas Senatcomite fir gerritor,en
fat fi6 auf cine Sia fiir Su(aHung Siio.
9afotas seeinist, unb cine Bin 5ena=
tor 8latts oerlaust 3ulaiuns au6 9oro
Dacota's als Stnat.
Ser 9elesat @ifaro, &i6ter
Waobp, 8ettisrem uub Nnoere aus 9a.
fota erI6ienen Sreitaa Dor einem Inter.
ausibuiie bes SeuatsausidGes uflr
SnolanersQ nselesenbeiten in 8etreif oes
slntrases, Die SiourzG eieruation Ser
8elieoeluns frei5useben. 9labbem Der
NusibuB ben gri9ienenen @eb5r ae=
i6enft bate, iuurbe e!ne 8iQ entiporfen,
tuonab Der stuiiben @bite uub benz
Cheyenne &tuer belesenen S6eil Der
Siours& eieroation IN 9afota Der Be.
iiebelun9 f~reigeseben iuirb. Die 8iG
miro Dem GonsreB sur Innabme EN-.
pfoblen tusrben.
Sn Der llmseseno BON Sort 8eue
nett in Dafota lift Der erite ueiBe Be
tuobner BON Dafota, groteau, auf benz
We9e Gum Soften BON einem Sdnee,
iturm credit poroen unb eleno erfrpren.
St mar SO Sabre aft, uab bat!e felt iei-
a6ten Sabre unter ben SnSianern
Seiue Sauptbeidditisuug NAT
Jallenitellen uno Siiden. bod bat er
als Gunbibafter uno Dotmet=
ider aeoient, ioiuie als Si9rer fir Die
Eruppen BON Gutter, Sarnep, Sibfep
unb SuGp; er batte ni1t peniser uls
suanSis Yfeilmunoen auisutusiien. gielc
Der erlten NnIteoler lit Dnfota unb Won
tana %ueroanfen ieinem Sdube ibr 2eben
uor fiinfsis Sabren madte er nit
ben Snoianern mebrfa6e 8unoi1afts.
teiien in ben ameritanil1en Sbuarss
fpalb, nnb febrte einmal Don bort nit
Sob i'm @ert9e BON $4,000 suriid,
bas er elm paar SAB B6delHeii1
nto 2uder e,nbanbelte. Gr mar lne6.
tere Male iebr iuObIbabenb, aber perlor
iein @elo eben 10 oft iuieber.
gbr. Campbell, Wana9er Der Ous
Natural @aS gompanp, 1T aus ae.
$4,000 BON benz @eloe Der @ez
eIidaft fat er mitseuommen. Die
llnselesenbeitsn Der @eleai9aft befinoen
i6 in ihledtem .3uitanbe unb bic gftio
1dre iinb unentidieben, OF iie tueiieres
gelb poridieBen, oeer Die goDrunsen
.initenen ioIen.
4 Sn Sersus Sails luirb mum I'M
Sriibiabr nit Dem Court
AUS 9nbau beginner, bsrielbe IoG $4,000
often.
8on 2isbon in Oatota miro be.
Die Sarmer, melde lektes S,Ib.
abr ibr Gaat.@ etretSe BON Der Noro
8abn erbielien, Sablen oas Tat
eben prompt suriid. 8efanntfid Ter.
beilte bic 8abn ibrer 2inie III 9afoia
$4,000 @uibel.
II Nuf benz @eae bon 8adefor's
yrope nads2Ouiiana In Dafota, mo- er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-12
Wa6 ocnt Yapft.S mbilaut, ,.

lleber Die Seier Ses &apIt>S ublldums,
iuie bieielbe i'll Der ct. 8eters 2lrde an
Subeltase besansen iuuroe, beri6teten
mir IN lester @Ode iOpiel, als oas SEA.
Def barber pernebmen lieB. @as aQes
in gerbinouils nit Der SubelIeier nab
bieier seIbab, fiubet Der 2eier in Sol
senbem: Sn elmer auoiens, Uefde Der
9apit am 9ienita9 Dem iranSolidan
Sdriftfeler eugene Seuilet unb ieiiteni
St6ne CAB, nabm Seq XIII Die Gele=
felt wabr, Solsenbes al bemerten: ct
bebauere Die 9esenpdrtise traurise
SteIuns SranfreidS, boffe a6er suoers
ii6tli6. oaiielbe perbe iid iuieoer gu
ieinem alten Glabe in Der gbriitenbeit
empurbeben unb iuieoer gu ieinem aiten
uuermeBfl6en GinflaB in Der @elt &c
lansen. &c. !Seiliste,t ilbrte &lage iiber
ben 8eiit Der &epplutipn, Der ii6 in
pieieu Staaten @uropas erbebe. gr
Uerbs spei @ncpciifa's erlaiieu, sesell
ben Sccialismas, Die unbel9ranfte BreB
freibeit uno oas algemeine Stimmre6t,
bon benen groBe @efahren brobten.
gu6 tpsroe er seuiiie 8unfte, iiber mel.
DIE 8atboltten uerluorrene un5 gefabr:
ooll irrise Sesriffe 81 baben ideinen.
flar Itellen. Man elaubt. baB bet 8apit
bier Die 2ano= unb Stride Srage I'M
Gimme sebabf. Die Subildums @eidens
fe in 8aar ipibmet Der 9apit Dem ct.
Eeters S6ab unb beitimmt lie bet 8ro.
pasanba. Die &unitartifel tuurben Dem
@atifanii6en Wuieum einoerleibt, unb
bic gultussesenftdnbe i'll bet Sacritsi
bon Ct. 8eter ~aufsetellt.
3u elmer S6aar ron ltalienii6en
Gilsern ipra6 Der &apit I'M 8siiein oes
sanSen Sofs. rSbr babt, iaste CT, De.
nen feinen Glauben seidentt, luelde nit
Stimme Der gsridumOung geiast. baB
Der 8apit elm Seino Staliens iei. Die
Gdpite iinb itets Die sr5Beiten SreuaOe
uno 8obltbater Staliels gelueieH. Sbs
ieib Nberseugt, iuie mir ielbIt es iina,
baB Die Stride, uermjse lbrer heiliser
WilIiou, u~nabbdn91g BON irseno mel:
der @ebiets : SberbObslt fem iOllte
(Sfufe: So! Sa!") baB Die Stride cir
s6tt(idss SnItitut lit, uno baB ihr Sh:
~tereiie 81 elmer 6rase Der &eleBe Sta.
liens MAIDEN MIR DOH Der GuBerter
Stodblinobelt sutsebeiBen iuerben fann.
Oieieu @orteu ful9te ejit entbuiiaitii6e1
8eifaQ. sae Bilger uno anDeienoer
Sleben OH SapIte uoril6er Enb rmpfun
sea icinen Se9cn.
Gm Stem Sanuar los Sapit Seq it
Der ct. Geters Stride Die Fl. @teiie fiji,
Die nod in ber Stabt ,pellenoen Birser
"a garbindle uno 1S9 gr5biid6fe uni
8lidbfe iparen 5useseu uno Die &c
iammtSab1 Der in Der Stride Intueienoer
betrus 10000. Ser 8apit trus ein'
IeGr rei1e unb uon Der, in suelder e,
BEL Der Subildumsraeiie eri6ien, gan;
perI6iebene @epaubune. Na6 De,
Meiie leste er iie ab, beities ieiner
gbrouieTiel uno iuaro in Der Stride fer
umg.trasen, wObei Ser &uf Der Wen9'
ertbnte: vgs lebe oer Bapitz&6nis!"
GIN Jreitag ipurbe Die srpBartis'
ausitelluns Der Su6ildumsseidenfe in
8e,ieiu eiucr 8%eriammlun9 BON Stau
besperionen erDffnet Der Yapit, I'M
teritiist BON As garoiualen unb ben
aansen Spt nabm an Dem Nft Sbeil
unb beantmortete cine Nnlpra9e mi
Dffenbar tief sefibltem 9anf. 9iel
2iebessei6en befanbeten Die Wadt Del
8apitbums, Die beiien Seinoe perseb
lid) 81 fausuen periubt batten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-12

Die WebrSa5l Ser Morbe ben grunf Sur
geranlaiuns b1tteu. Sic tbut bas Sc
gentbeil. Nber mir uermutgen, Die Sers
rem. Broblbitioniiten iueroen fib idon
i8ablen iir 1887 suredt MAIDEN, Die cine
ibnen 9iinftiaere @eIhihte ersdb(en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-12
u s q u b.

! Ole .&5nii6e 8eituns" iast: Wenn
&,lBlanb Oeiterreid ausreiit, miro es
Deutiblano III 8ebr nno 8aifeu auf
Seiten ieines gerbinbetea iinoen.
0eutidlano lit eutidloiien. iein 0ersblut
cinsnleben, banit Deiterreib nidt ME-
bergerangen miro poer @siabr lauft, es
5u ueroen. -Nab oiplpmatiidcn Nad.
rihten bierielbit bat Der Yrdiioent Gar
not benz fran,6iideu 8otihafier in 8eys
lin. 5erbette, auisetrascn, Dem aailcr
8ilbelm 81 ia5en, oab, iolanse er an Der
Spite Der IranS6fldJen &epubl,f Nebe,
feiner franSUiiiben 0esieran9 cine friea.
crlid. Yolitif s%eitat!st ieim ,uerbe.
! Cine an bic bly.rii1'l 8.ib6ie
geri6tete pdpItlid)e GrcDc.ica uerianat
before B~efolsun9 bes Guueosoais. Ole
Stride iei ibren 8eriptehuasen nabse.
fommen. DdbrenO Der Siaat bic itiniaen
uernadldiiist. @s iei ub,bia, Die retis
aioie @r5iebnns Der Sugeno bciier su
beluaden. Die iusiilib. Shnien Ieitu
sefdbrtid. ieibit fir ben Staa'. MnSer=
Dem furoert Der pdplt;de Nuncio in
Bayern Grueit,runa Der Mehlr Der
Brieltsr sur 8eaufiihi;Biis Ger Shn.
len.
+ SIN Sati.au lit cine &,its mn CT.
mem foit6aren &unftpeit nairidna,, Gs
tit nidts tueniser ais sH @itndice Mus
rllo's. 9aiIelbe wtrS Dol Der 5,apt
Seoi(ln, Der 8atcritael oss aroBen Wa,
lers, BapFt SEQ XIII. auB Nnlab iei=
nes 8rieitersS ubildums gei9idl. Man
9laubt. oa6 oas Difo Dem paiifauiiden
Wuieum einuerleibt merben pirh, Sas
i6on Sluei @emdlbs bes hsriibmien Sra
lers belibt. = Der Yapt erbieIt bis
iebt aus 5ranfrcid iiber $4,000 5la.
iden Gbampasner als Subildnms @e,
i1enf.
I Bon SapiGa in Spauien ,ueroen
perbeerenoe ueberldt1emmunaen berid
tet. SEEDS @intpobnsr er%tranfem. Der
BON Der Slutb in Malaaa anseridtete
S1aoen beldnft fid auf 5000, OOO. =
Nnf Der bolldnbiiden Staatsellenbabn
collloirten Swei @i15ii9e in Der Hdbe bon
Meppel. &c gerionen tpot. g,ele
pertuunoet.
( Sn 1dmmtiiden 3lrden lurbees
iuuroe am Sonntas Gin Sdreibem oes
Cardinal Sadereau uerleieH. tueldes Die
.atbolifsn auf bas Drinslidlte abmabnt
BON benz GnidlnB an ben srbeiisriiier.
orben uno ibnen befieblt, iuern fe eeme
ielben bereits anseb6ren, aus5ntreten.
Su Der franSDiiden 4aibesraIe fprse,te
Der Yrieiter mad 8erlefuns bes Shreiz
6sns Die @emeinoe aud nod ieinerleits
frdftisit auf, benz 8eieble bes 3a,oinals
~ sebor9en. inoem. la9te er, itur
Idfuadiinnise &etbolifen iid benz Orben
i6nnten.
+ Safer @ilbelm batte ON, scuataa,
3. Sanuar, ben sanSen Gag oas Weif
~ bitten, 70 oaB er iid nidt einnlaf an
2ieblinssfenfter 81 seiseu pers
nodte. Nm Gonnabenb mn6ie Sur
einoeruns ielner SdmerSen cine Sin.
BON Morpbin poraenommen
Dieies. inoeffen binterlie6
5hmdde unit Nppetitlofsfeit, mno BET
miro por Nbtanf elmer ISOLDE
ridt ausseben f5nnen. sMonfaa Nadt
idtief er 5iemli@ sAt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-12

9as Sans bes 6ranf Runermann
n Sipan Giuer uuroe ON Ofehfa6
Mor9en nebt benz sr66teh 9beit bes
Mobiliars einseaidert. Ser S6abeu
IT tbeiliueiie onrb @erfderuns sepedt.'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-12
OFFICIAL.

AN ORDINANCE to regulate the distance from
the property line at which trees shall be
planted in the city Of Savannah and to repeal
the ordinance adopted Jan 30, 1910.
SECTION l. BE IL ordained by the Mayor and
Aldermen of the city of Savannah, in Council
assembled. that in the planting OF trees In the
city of Savannah the following distance from
the property line shall he observed, namely: On
streets less than fifty feet wide the said trees
shall be planted ten feet from the property lne
one streets fifty feet and less than sixty feet in
width, twelve feet from the property line; on
streets sixty feet or more III width, thirteen
feet from the property line.
SEC. , That il shall not be lawful to plant
trees in the city of savannah at distances other
than those hereinhefore designated, and any
tree or trees planted in violation of this ordi-
nance may he removed upon the order of the
Committee on Streets and Lanes. and tho per
son or persons planting such trees shall he
to a fine not exceeding $50, with the alternative,
upon the non-paymeut of the fine, of lmprison-
ment not TO exceed ten days.
SEC 3. That the ordinance approved Jan.
80, 1910, and to be found on page az of
the City Code OF 1871, be- and the same is hereby
repealed.
SEC {. That all ordinances and parts of or
dnances in conflict with this ordinance are
hereby repealed
Ordinance read the first time Dec II, 1887,
aud referred TO a special committee. Reporter
back and read second time May p 1888, and
passed by substitute, as follows:
Ordinance passe q in Council May g 1888.
RUFUS T.. LESTER, Mayor.
Attest: FRANK e. REBARER,
Clerk of Council
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-12

AN ORDINANCE to provide for the improvement
of the sidewalk on the north side of Liberty
street, between the east side of East Broad
street and the west side of Wheaton street in
the city Of Savannah.
SECTION 1, BE it ordained by tho Mayor and
Aldermen of the city of Savannah, in Council
assembled: That the sidewalk on the north
side of Liberty street. between the east side of
East Broad street and the west side of Wheaton
street, in the city of Savannah, be, and il Ia
hereby placed in Division of that certain
ordinance of the city of Savannah, entitled An
vide for the improvement of the sidewalks of
the city ct Savannah. adopted November 3,
1886, and that the said sidewalk shall be paved
rs provided in section three of said ordinance of
November 8, 1885, by the first day Of November,
1883
SEC. g BE II further ordained that If the said
sidewalk is not paved by the said first day of
November, 1883, ae provided in said ordinance of
Nov, 3. 1876, then the said work may be done
under the direction of the Committee on Streets
and Lanes, at the expense of the owner or
owners of abuttinH property under the terms,
provisions and powers of section five of the said
ordinance of Nov. B. 1886, and with the right in
the city of Savannah to collect for the cost of
said work by execution, levy and sale as pro
vlded for In said section five.
Sec. y. BE il further ordained that all ordi.
nanceS and parts of ordinances in conflict with
this ordinance are hereby repealed
Ordinance passed In Council May Q, 1885,
RUFUS r. LESTER, Mayor.
Attest: FRANK L. RERARER,
Clerk of Council.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-12
WOMAN AND THE HAIRPIN.
The Many Things Which the Former
Can Do With the Latter
From the Ner0 York Graphic.

Can Do With the Latter.
From the Nei0 York Graphic.
SIS there very great demand nowadays
for the common wire hairpinH' queried the
writer Of Broadway dealer in fancy goods
yesterday.
"There is always some demand for the
useful little article" replied the dealer,
"but the present style of hairdressing,
which dispenses with the use of the wire pin,
and the advent of those large ornamental
pins, now so popular with the ladies, has
tended to lower the demand for the more
common article considerably. l manage,
however, to sell about ton of cheap hair
pins every year"
What becomes of all the hairpins9'
Il fear you will have to ask Nine. Diss
Debar for the solution of that conundrum.
1t Is one of those questions which, like tn :
Sphynx's riddle, is likely to remain unan-
swered tor all time. / can only suggest
that perhaps the hairpin goes tue way of
old bustles buttons, ribbons and other dis
carded articles of feminine adornment. If
it we're not for the innumerable uses to
which a women can put the simple little
hairpin it would have vanished into history
along with the high comb ald hoopskrt.
| don't believe there is any tool which the
average woman can manipulate with such
consummate skill and dainty dizziness as
the hairpin. With n hammer or sharp
edged tool such as the chisel woman sue
ceeds in doing little more than bruislng or
cutting her fair fingers, but place a hair
pin in her hands, and watch the wonders
she performs. One who had never before
saw hairpin in the hands of woman
would never imagine that so many devices
lay hidden within so small bit of metal.
with the hAirpin woman opens en-
velopes, fastens her dress, suspends a calen-
dar or picture on the wall, picks her teeth
and cuts apart the leaves OF her magazine
or book. II becomes on occasion an inn
proYised nut pick, or shoe and glove but
toner; or is as quickly transformed into a
hook, scoop or crank. Nor is this a COM
plete catalogue Of the manifold uses of the
modest barpin. Necessity is the mother Of
invention and so the hairpin becomes the
tool of the moment for whatever purpose
the fair mechanic wills"
"rhen you believe that the hairpin has
come TO stayp
'I think it has, or at least it will remain
until manual training forms part of the
education of our girls in the schools and
colleges. You may rest assured, however,
that the hairpin will receive the attention
of at least one more generation of women"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-12

AN ORDIEANCE to extend the time in which the
track authorized to be laid under the ordi
nance passed in Council January Z, 1886 and
amended January IL, 1885. may DO laid and
for other purposes.
The Mayor and Aldermen Of the city Of Sa-
vannlh, in Council assembled, do hereby ordain
as follows:
SECTION l. That the proviso in the first sec
tion Of the ordinance passed in Council January
Central Railroad and Banking Company OF
Georgia, the Ocean Steamship Company OF Sa-
vannah. or such railroad corporation now eX
isting or hereafter to be formed the said last
named corporation may designate, TO run O.
track from the present system of tracks on the
west side Of the Savannah and Ogecchee canal
TO Montgomery street In city Of Savannah. and
thence along River street TO the Bilbo canal, be
and the same Is hereby amended so as 10 read
as follows: Provided the construction Of said
track shall be completed by January /, 1890.
SEC. 2 That section of the above recited or
dinance be amended by the addition Of the fol
lowing at the end Of the same, TO wit: "But
nothing In this section shall be construed or
held 10 require the COMPANY constructing a
track under this ordinance TO build all the way
from Montgomery street TO Bilbo canal; pro
vded the same shall be extended to the Lower
Rice Mil, a. the foot of East Broad street, by
January LIST, 1890
SIC g. That the said ordinance, passed in
Council January 18th, 1885, as amended by tho
ordinance passed IN Council January 14th. 1885,
second sections Of this ordinance, is hereby re-
enacted.
Ordinance passed in Council May 2, 1888.
RUFUS f. LESTER, Mayor.
Attest: FRANK +. REBARER,
Clerk OF Council.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-12
Diamonds and Jewelry.
Full many gem
The dark unfathomed caves of ocean bear.

Full many gem y
The dark unfathomed caves of ocean bear.
And full many gem casts its dazzling
rays from our showcases, rejecting back
unabashed the binding rays of old Sol him
self Indeed, Diamonds and Diamond Jew
elry are among our pet fancies, and we can
show a line of these goods whose beauty
can not be described The latest designs in
shapes and settings and at prices that will
always guarantee solid value to the pur-
chaser Our stock Of Fine Jewelry, Solid
and Plated Wares, Decorative and Orna-
mental Bric-a- Brac, Gold Headed Canes
and Umbrellas has been augmented by re-
cent arrivals, covering all the newest and
most attractive ideas IN artistic goods, and
we ask careful inspection. Wedding,
birthday and presents for special occasions
a feature, and III making appropriate selec-
tions our experience and Judgment is always
at the purchasers command. The lasting
satisfaction afforded the public in the past
is our future recommendation to your
notice. VI. STERNBERG,
Fine Jeweler, 157 Broughton street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-12
Correcting a Rumor.

Editor Morning News; DEAR SIR--It has come
to my knowledge that number of persons are
circulating a report throughout the city that
Mitchell keeps the best made and best fitting
Clothing, but he is high" Now | desire TO
make this statement through the columns Of
your valuable paper, and correct the impression
II is sought % convey as TO my high prices.
That keep the best ready-made Clothing IN
the city that pay more attention TO the fit Of
the same than Is usually done. that am more
particular az to the trimming Of the same, that
do not sell any garment as fast color that is
not fast color, and that the Clothing sell does
not rip as others do, is a long established fact,
and is well known TO the trade generally and
vouched for and recommended by the best
merchant tailors In the city And now as 70
prices. / desire TO impress upon the minds OF
your readers that my prices for this choice and
well made Clothing are no higher than any
other clothier will charge for shoddy made
clothing. and that am ready 70 duplicate prices
Of any clothing house in The city, and guarantee
at same time better fit. Yours respectfully,
SIMON MITCHELL,
Sign Of the Golden Arm.
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CANNED GOODS.
CONTRACTORS.
LEGAL SALES.


UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
FINDER and by virtue of an execution Issuing
u out OF the Fifth Circuit Court of the
United States for the Eastern Division of the
Southern District Of Georgia on the ninth day of
April. 1883, in favor Of the AMERICAN FREE
HOLD LAND MORTGAGE COMPANY, of Lon
dom limited and against J. PIHCKNEY
THOMAS, l have this day levied upon the fol-
lowing described properly, to-wit: Eleven
hundred and fifty u150) acres, more or less. in
Burke county, Georgia, bounded north by the
lands of Elias Bell and estate Of e. J. Carter;
east by the public road running from Waynes-
boro to Millen; south by lands Of ]. NJ. Dye and
7. Cullen; and west by lands of S. A. Gray and
James Chance. Levied on the property Of J.
PINCKNEY THOMAS. Notice given defend
ant in writing; and will sell the same, together
with all the rights, members and appurtenances
thereto belonging, at public auction before the
custom house door in the City of Savannah,
County of Chatham, aud State Of Georgia, on
the FIRST TUESDAY IN JUNE NEXT
between the legal hours Of sale, after having
been advertised according to law.
Dated at Savannah, Ga. this the Sd day OF
May, 1883.
LUCIUS NJ. LAMAR, U. S. Marshal
BY WALTER r. CoRBETT, Deputy.