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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09

A Vigilance Committee Mueh Needed.
The proprietors and management Of
our city opera houses would earn the
undying gratitude. and add greatly TO
the enjoyment of audiences, by putting
on sufficient police force to clear the
sidewalk from lOafers and 10 maintain
perfect order during the performances.
The "hOOdlum element IN the rear of
the halls and in galleries frequently
make night hideous by breaches of
decorum," which would put TO blush 3
crowd of sayages.
Grand Rapids theater-gOers deserve
protection, and Will heartily appreciate
any heroc measure of reform on the
part of owners, managers and police
which Will insure better order.
Clear the sidewalk from corner of
Pearl and Canal 10 the entrance Of the
opera house.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09

The only Complexion Powder in the
world that is without vulgarity, with
out injury to the user and without
doubt pnrifier, Is PozzonI's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09
A New Pension Agency!

Yielding 10 the importunites of
bis numerous city clients, Chap
lain Gibson has rented from Col
onel Wells the room formerly oc-
cupied by the late II. 2. Yale.
corner Pearl and Ottawa-sts., and
Will establish has central pension
Office there. Himself or SOD VII
be in constant attendance. The
Chaplain secured fifteen pensions
during month Of October.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09

GEN. ALGEE, at hls recent visit 10 the
a.. A. z. of Pittshurg, SAID that he had
recently lost faith IN soldiers homes.
The occupants, be learned, would be
much happier If gwen the money spent
for their care and allowed 10 care for
themselves, among relatives, IN place
which they could really call their own
homes. Both plans Of caring for the
soldiers can bc made 10 work together.
Many, who have no immediate friends
and are unable 10 take care of them
selves, can be much more satisfactorily
provided for in homes.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09

The TELEGRAM-HERALD has the larg-
est CIRCULATION of any paper IN Western
Michigan, and hence Is the best adver-
tisIng medium.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09

WHtrs n ntlue7 lhe name ~
fhe n-tsa r1nhost tsat rs1 asaers II
sae WahbfaLr Probably 81 ma.h
could nol ae sal Of tae -aplan.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09

TIE Columbus Fipofoi SAYS. ''The
chief comment that IS permitted TO
Ohio newspapers on the appointment Of
Judge Brewer, Of Kansas. to the
supreme bench. 90 the effect that
the Buckeye state has again been left. %
And our own and only State Drnocrai
told rs last week tlat Michigan had
been muhbcd by She same appoint
ment. Ohio and Michigan can now
afford to nshake hands across The
bloody ehasm7 Of the Toledo war and
let fal "tao sympathetic tcar."
Tvs the wav our brethren Of the
Nsw Jersey press expect to hibernate
'.New Jersey edl tors are preparing for
grand rad unon all the available
offices the Jersey Legislature. next
month Editor Barber. ct Woodbury.
C-asrar,ar. VIII be a caudd date f1r
secretary; Ex-senator Nichols Of enc
Brdgeton N7rs. expects % be- reading
clerk, Editor Cooper. 0f che Cape Va
Certe. hopes Cd Be sergeautat-arrs
r-Edl.or C.otn.er. of the re. Holly
N~~s wsnts to 80 enrross clerk. and
n Harris snth. OF tae Salem Srvfi
Jes~f-os. wa~ts g, ~ assistant eugross
ng clerk They probably need tae
r.aces as nuuh as any other ctsss ~
cercns. snd hcres z.o3 hIrk to 'cm.
HvrroErv has been reai mad ever
srce Frederick nauz.ass arrived o.
Hsyt tccapse zee Un.fet States ant
'orrd msn Sow lr Macy Walker
has tn .dea n bar aead thst SIZE 4af
the uar f.r fre r.aee, f neHeas -.
e. be uera led. nat uasltn tHggpca
snort when Mars prss NEED ber eredea
taa
WHtrs n nalue7 lhe name 81.
fhe nrtsa ernhost tsat rsn asaeIs /.
ere WanlfaLr Probably - ma.d
rsrld nnI - ssl 81 LIE captain.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09

kNok SALk-Lal ~. =. Ottawa ha9e1 t1lx
ia = oAe ~ lhe first seloguea Z IL -
o4te1 ouls SnafI distance fr0H tAs hctc saa
has nAs yieN sf l.48e AlcniEea Adefces
Jas h. hAsklns ~ "a. b. Lsssolsna 0EAaa
hallGs MicA ls-2u0
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09

MISCELLANEOUS.

MAGNETIC healing and elAiryoysnt sitrugS
VI ..S Oftaus-st. cable and Cana 81 cars
convenient n. T.. rec.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09

saus. { eestrsi.y isosise ana Akss ~ nasasrl
col 81 nle1aes. j. = fsss4E.
NASAL 8oua lAll - re1S fhs re1l esI A1s
advert nell II v Il ALlse1 u an
ai hef esd 4lIA- IS
1elk ~ALE-A lsrEs baass ebc eta Oak
4 Dale Park ior s1lsN lnsutre "a "a. hati =
g1ace NJ. 4 Aorlh -slt4StcA 80 as
AoN IS The tinlt So pgy cay properJs pine
~ lahl ala Ia s .i.sc ! have sel4e Ct t0s
Fery atsi har@alDs sase aaskss - issn e3
..sa rca. estate 4A 81 Ne y LeYcff bisck.
opposite sNeers halel 4 kntiSae- as
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09

DADCLIFf& HOLT. general ware house -Ilen.
Al az Ill south Division 81. store al kiuds q
merchandls- a. low rates packing ana mot.
90 juul--0
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09

UA>sAGE-parl0r Turkish and y&por baths
vi q luxury 10 the well. relief 20 the slcA.
Am iudOrsed here by The leading physicians.
Ladies. these baths are for your benefit Mk>.
slARk WEATHER. Room - Hermitage build
ing or NeN Fuller block. corner Canal and
BudEe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09


~ TIE sE-rzf4 5ll-- eD--t1lAs * tlf
IELEeEAs HEaAED. few d4vs sIaee.
IA ia - ,aart-.,,s.4 tE.r 60.
$500.
80 49, - '' 20 80
i-Hs LDf % zsls et tloc9 persons VIC
served u TIE eaT II the reDelllou and
tbar tha r1sr 49, casa ...r..f ia,
ass -l-
hAlae.L s-fs &yo4s .le kEyse-ti ana tle
plE ECse u &
W-sr~ akin .s.r,~.sa e., s... a l.t., .t-
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=. .t.-, .,t +. =. 49,, ...i- =. ,i,4, 49,, 49,.
ss.f,r. :. 81 u. ..,..-.. 49, - ever, man
Tn- 5frefsf ,....t ... -- -. .ts ...li..r sh,,a.
s..v .s4, ~. ~. r....--..t 4, 49,, y. -.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09

WANTED An experienced bookkeeper with
w good references desires situation AZ any
kind OF Office work. Address X. Z. h.. this
Office 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09

TuRSuukE srokEo

pan -tffH kHUtf kessrat eareHs 1sers-t
a. a tl tstEa eFislaa -. scores Esras ef
seef haaH 81 ffs fsses asessrz aH1
.aafia slaaaslf stteaass - - tslsshaH 80
4 - e.. 5sa y
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be tho
Largest OF All Michigan DsIlles EK-
cspt These OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09

TOR -ALE-If you want that nice house 40
~ south iafayette-st Tor : 80 you can
lave 10. Owner living West ANA wants 20
sell. W. Ii. klASEl.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09
SITUATIONS wLETED-NALg.

NNANTED-Situation by young man who has
w just entered the city; of good habits. Ac-
dress J.. o.. box (. this offce- 5is
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-29
What to Do for squeaking Shoes.
From the Boston TranscyiDt.

The squeaking of shoes, as the Listener
believes be once before explained, is due to
the rubbing of the upper upon the under
sole This is prevented by putting soap
stone powder between the two thicknesses
of leather, which acts as sort Of luori-
Gator. A shoe which has squeaked can be
cured by the dealer or cobbler, simply by
ripping the soles apart, putting in soap
stone and sewing or pegging the feathers
together again. Some people like TO have
their shoes squeak; it serves very much the
purpose of an announcement of their
presence and takes the place Of the runner
who, in India, precedes the great mans
carriage, shouting, make way for the
sahib!" The listener is not one of those
persons. He prefers mute shoes. But he
can stand anything except pair of shoes
one Of which squeaks and the other does
not. To go down a room, in the face Of a
considerable company, with pair of shoes
making unlike and alternating noises, thus,
squeak, clumpi Squeak, clumpI" is one
of the greatest trials in the world.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-29
CONSIGNFFS

1ON0AA1N E4Es>.
Per Central Railroad. Nov 2s-Forir Act
II N Conner q Co, " W Cor,ion q Co l. Purzel
: " Farley, Baldwin & Co. Jno Flannery & Co,
"; ~ hac4ean Co, Heron & g. J 5 Wood & Bro.
T " arren q A, Butler & 5. NJ Y & d Mcintyre, H
- II1uo' VI A Martin, j r Cooper W W Chisholm.
" Dancy, Woods & Co. GARRETT 5 & Co, A II
Elaroee: Blodgett, " & Co. b Springer. p II
HdIu \ Pauisen Co, Tespie & Co 1lohr Bros.
.iGtmei q \, Van Berchot < w, Mcjillis & +,
"A Silier & 90, Thomson x T, r Lovell's Sons,
MILLER. q Davis & Son, Meinhard Bros 4 Co,
4 Suits & CO.Lee Roy Myers q Co, 4 Hanley,
" ~ i1oWinan Co, Einsteins Sons, Byck & S,
EcksJeln x Co. Guckenheimer & Son, Union
society, Solomons & Co, Palmer Bros. C + Mar
YIN, Lindsay q NJ. Mrs Moses Ware, W II Price,
Ecklnan q Lippman Bros, Amy Thompson,
DourS re ertllizer Co, A Thomas Mrs F Nor
gan Geo Sanford, A G Rhodes & Co, G Haas,
Z D Ale1er r Saussy, II Myers & Bros, Har-
Eey q NJ. Smith Bros, HaineS II D. Decker & f
c. y NJ SSlnklnS; Moore, H 6 Co, Standard Oil Co,
southern Cotton Oil Co. Stillwen, III & Co. c Is
Ionpkins, S Whiteside
fer steamship City of Savannah, from New
STE nofAIA p Altmayer 6 Co, Appel & S, S Blue
6aZar' q Butler. J f Barbour. S W Branch.
S Sohe "a q r. Collat Bros, Col H Clinch City &
9 81 U ny Collins Co, w S Cherry & Co. w
D =, iGanie 81 w Cooper. G & Bkg Co, W II
DDnikle, Dub, Doyle, Epstein & Bro, W H
E.Iott, q Eckstein 81 Co, Eckman & V, w II
FlSl, A Elnstein's Sons, Frank & Co, A Hanley
Tr "a Furoer; Falk & Sons, Fleischman & Co,
, l. )
b Garfunkel, C Gray & Son, ] E Grady & Son
y y Gobel L Gobel, W W Gordon g. Co. J Hipert,
n x 81: K, j NJ Huger, Hammond, II & Co
~ ~ ~ hlrsch, ) johnson, Jackson, N & Co. Jn0
LAYTON, b H Levy & Bro, j Laskey, Lowell 4 L,
LIuden q B, Lindsay & NJ, Lloyd & A. Lynch.
r Lowell Sons, a Letter & Son, D B Lester, Ii
+ Lubs, Lang, Jno Lyons & Co, Mlius & Co
H Meihhard Bros q Co, Morrison F & Co, Mrs
McNal!y, ID Z Myerson, A Miller & Co, Miss (
McAlpin, Lee Roy Myers & Co, w B Nell & Co,
mmt9Donough Co, G McAlpin, Geo Meyer. j
Brlen, Mckenna & w, McGrath & Co, Order
Lutz, Nichols, Nathan Bros, G n Nichols
W Norton, Order Miller, Miss Addie Pierce
> >. ferllnskI, Paulsen & Co, Palmer Bros, n 7
PlKe, q o Reynolds, A Rantaker, w Reid. II
Richardson. g Rhodes & Co, II L Schreiner
j . Silya. Solomo1s & Co, Schwarz, Il Sui
yer = Stults q Co, Max Stern j Sullivan,
SANDERS Savannah Steam Bakery Shaffer, II
SCHROEDER, Springer, j II Schroeder, Mrs l. NJ
Mari1eld, VIM Scheihing, Jno Sullivan, Il Van
Mmkler, IL solomon & Son, s. + & W Ry, A S
Thomas, G w Tiedeman & Bro. Vale Royal Co,
Wllllnk, j Williams & Cod Weed & Co,
Elk Co.
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MEMORANDA.

New York Nov 26-Arrived schr Edward F
Stearns Heal, Jacksonville.
Algoa Bay, Nov 25-Sailed, ship Blargourie
4 (Brl, Dark. Pensacola.
Antwerp. Nov 25-Arrived, bark Gusta Helene
CNOr), Bentzen, Brunswick.
Dover Nov 25-Passed, ship Ryerson Br).
JoSelyn. Pensacola for Grimsby
Geestemunde, Nov 24-Arrived ship Caroline
Ger, Scheuter, Pensacola.
Liverpool, Nov 25-Arrived, bark Guinevere
Ger. Opitz, Brunswick.
London, Nov 25-Sailed, bark Tinten Nor.
Olsen Pensacola.
Paysandu, Nov 21-Sailed, bark Loweswater
(Br). Fletcher, Coosaw, S c.
Rio Janeiro, Nov 4-Sailed, bark Venerata
(Nor), Petersen, Brunswick
st Vincent, Nov Sailed, steamship Matthew
Bedlington (Brl, Stainthorpe, Brunswick.
Scilly, Nov 26-Passed, steamship Helvetia
Ger, Landerer, Savannah for Bremen
Barbados Nov 25-Arrived, banks VIM Phil
iEs, Potter, Buenos Ayres, and sailed 10Th for
Brunswick, to load for New York; s Powell,
Mccormack, Rio Janeiro, and sailed Goth for
sagua, Nov 81 Cleared, schr Henry May,
Morris, Pensacola.
Apalachicola, Nov 17-Arrived schr Jonathan
Nay, Cook, Galveston; oath, brig Manson,
Huntley Matanzas.
Baltimore Nov 26-Arrived, schr Francis G
Yarnall, Scott, CooSaw, S G.
Cleared, schr Lille + Schmidt, Henderson
Savannah, and sailed.
Darien, Nov 26-Arrived, schrs Samuel B
Hubbard, Mehaffey, Wilmington, n G; Helen L
Martin. Fountain, New York
Fortress Monroe, Nov 26-Passed out, steam
ship Para (Brl, Brunswick via Newport News
4 for Liverpool
Galveston, Nov 26-Sailed, bark G W Sweeney,
Pensacola.
q Mobile Nov 26-Arrived, steamship Inchulva
#(Br, Henneburg, North Shields via Tybee
al Newport News, Va, Nov 25-Arrived, steam
snip Inchborva (Br), Ashby, Savannah for Liver
7zpool.
Philadelphia Nov 26-Cleared. steamship
#Teutonia (Br) Caruthers Brunswick. bark
#Patlna (Br), Caruthers, do.
Delaware Breakwater Nov 26-In the harbor.
#Scnr A!tamaha, Saunders, Darien.
providence, Nov 26-Sailed, schr NJ X Rawley
pearson, Brunswick.
Port Royal S C, Nov 25-Cleared, bark
Ndudregn (Nor), Erickson, Greenock
26th-Arrived steamer Blue Jacket (Br),
Webb, st Vincent, CIV.
Jacksonville, Nov 26-Arrived schr paiaro
E(brl, Albury, Port Antonio, ia,
New York
Brunswick, Nov 25-Arrived, str Maharaiah
41bf' Las Palmas; bark ChaS Cox lBr), Nelson
4uenoS Ayres brig Maratona Aus, Tarabochia,
&Ayres. wv"
Parks Defensor (Nor), Olsen, Monteyideo: Alad
# 1d !Norh Pedersen BuenoS AyreS; Hydra DAM,
NNurisuansen, do; schrs jefferson, Pearce New
l, ork; forage Shares, Mount, do Loret de
FL IaL Vop) Surls, Cienfuegos; 21st. George
putch), Nienwenheus, Huelva; Maria (Sw).
Syorugren, Rio Janeiro; Goth, ship Mary Stewart
E'orl Andersen, Bahia; banks Sigrid (Nor)
Trregersen, Cape Town; Fedelta QtaD, Fascs,
C3I9eehada; CInque Utah, Sussthe, Montevideo;
pT TO Nor, Bonnevie, Port Elizabeth
l hsv9l to Nov 26-Arrived, bark Orion Ger,
gutenberg, Savannah.
n ,lIavre, Nov 25-Arrived, steamship Asiatic
#DT) Chamberlain, Savannah
london, Nov 26-Arrived bark Tinten CNor)
pLSen, Pensacola.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-29
COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELaGRAPa.


LIVERPOOL Nov %. noon.-Cotton steady
- in fair demand; American good miduIing
- uniddlng SOD. low middhng 5L5d. good
binary 5skd, ordinary SIS, sales lO,JO ba IS
- which ,00j bales were for speculation ard
exporr; receipts 1900 bales-American q, 500
Sales Of the day included $500 bales Of
American
crarse november 36-64d. sellers; November
and December 5 35-5id. sellers; December and
January 1854, sellers; "a auary and February
Ssiivery 34-j4d, sellers; February and March
S4-f4d. sellers; March and April delivery
95-S3d. sellers; April and May delivery 1854
SIlers. NAV and June delivery $3.50. sellers:
line and July delivery 39-64d, sellers. Market
closed quiet but steady.
4rI.ANrA. Nov. 2S.-CottOn firm; midding
9l6c; no receipts.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
liverpool. Nov. 2s noon.-wheat firm:
da1,and poor; holders offer sparngy; Cali
foruia No. l, as Sd. Corn firm; demand poor;
Nv mixed western Is l1Sd.
SPIRITS turpentine 35s cd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-29
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Arrived and anchored off Tybee. bark. brig
~ ~ also barkentine, names unknown.
london, Nov 26-Bark Elverhoe (Nor), Rein.
lSen, from Brunswick for Hamburg, has
'pAeH up at Neuwe dep. One thousand bar
rs OF rosin have been washed ashore
i Lewes, Del, Nov 26-Schr AItamaha. from
paiIe L. Tor New York, reports. Nov "a, lat So 81
IN - %, passed through large lot of yellow
,ug lumber and wreck stuff, apparently cabir
Newport, RI, Nov 26-Schr Carl D Latbron
r ported lost off Cape st George Nov 90, hailed
i On oih mere but only three-eighths was owned
Inc remainder was owned in Mobile. She
f@S OLD, but was soon to be sold for S., 900.
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RECEIPTS.

rer Central Railroad. Nov 2S-5,O5O bales cot
En, 81 bales yarn, 226 bales dorne-rics1 2 hdls
aCner; . bales hides, bdls paper horses, 81
X tooacco $50 lbs lard, 3,00j bushels oats, rs
III whisky. 1000 lbs bacon, 500 bales nav, 25
l oois whisky, bbls syrup, 2S3 pkgs mdss. %
L.; 80 paper stock, 10 cars cotton seed, 10 bbls
n me, cars cotton seed meal, bales plaids. 20
80 eggs, 200 bbls cotton seed oil 3 cars brick.
Jokes hardware. ) cars coal, 200 bbls grits. 81
Es aiurnlture, j. tons pig iron 30 bbls beer, 10
nc HouT' 100 hf bbls beer, go bushels corn. %
Ms lumber, lO4 coEds wood, bushels rice. 146
A ~ vegetables, boxes woodenware, 5 burgies.
Pachinery. ''' eu'no' ~ PoS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-29
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

10 "a branch of the United States photographic
\ iS =, naS been established in the Custom House
savannah. Notice to mariners. pilot charts,
'tnu an nautical information will be furnished
listers listers OF vessels free of charge. Captains are
\ uested to call at the office.
JOHN 8 WATERS,
Ensign . S N, i'll charge, pro TEN.
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AN APPEAL FOR AID.
A Movem emit to Help the Ex-Chief G
the COnfedera

| A Moveme to Help the Ex-Chief OF
the ConfederacY.
The following letter to the Atlanta
| Journal has been received from Capt Hugh
II. ColquiJt:
To the Editor Of the Journal:
DEAR SIR:-Having cen an intimatIon
that Hon. jefferson Davis, ex-President of
the Confederate States, was sick and in
financial stress, have investigated the mat
ter. Nashville is already moving. and the
Hon. d. b. Cooper, chairman Of the Nash
vile committee, in response to letter, wires
me rs follows:
To capt. Hlgt II. Colqtitt, Adjutant GEN
erdL Confederate SrUtU0rs association of
Georgia, Atlanta Ga:
Mr.. Davis is IN genuine need Of financial as
sistance An appeal will soon be made TO At
lanta. Have written In response TO your letter
ID. b. COOPER
Chairman Nashville Committee.
Knowing Mr. Davis aversion 70 public
appeal in bis behalf, have delayed taking
any action until [ find that Nashville has
had two meetings Of the merchants ex-
change, and that a committee is now soic-
iting subscriptions TO save Mr. Davis home.
Atlanta cannot wait for an appeal to help
this grand old man, and | know that her
citizens will act promptly. The president
of the Fulton County Veterans Association
will no doubt, promptly call a meeting.
To the confederate survivors of Georgia,
desire to simply announce the fact that your
former president and great chieftain in his
old age lies sick, and his home is in danger
The grand old hero has proudly refused
every offer of aid until he has, no doubt.
reached the end of his resources, and as
st ted he is in genuine need of help.
Every old soldiers heart will bleed to hear
this sad story. Every southern mans purse
and bank account will be promptly emptied
at mis- feet. Not only shall his house be-
saved, but we Will never stay our hands
until he has an abundance for his old age
and a splendid competency for his family.
The ovation we gave him here some years
ago was not an empty mockery, it was the
recognition that he was then, as be is to-
day, the head Of an invisible republic in the
hearts Of this people. Send in your contri-
buttons, form your committees in every
town and hamlet. aud les pay our trihe to
the grand aud simple old southern gentle
man, who, following his instincts, has re-
fused to cry out ia his distress.
HUGH II. CoLQUITT.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-29

bales cotton. 155 bales donasrieS 1s5 bb1s.-i..
10 9ales paper stock, 1872 bbls spirits turp-ntine
20 oois rosin. 5500U feet lumber. 6 bbIs oil
tteIIspin; . DOS oysters. bbls fish. SIC empty
hess, - 3ois oranges. 2292 crates oranges. SO
car wheels, 90 casks cav - crates Tsc-srshlss
ls9 pkgs mdse, 80 bales mos
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ARRIVED ATTYBEE YESTERDAY.

Bark vidette. Tunnel, New York, with guano
10 order; vessel to Master.
Schr J Hoskins. Bennett. Baltimore, with
merchandise to order; vessel to Master
Schr Oscar c Schmidt, Bacon, Baltimore with
merchandise to order; vessel to Master.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-29
EXPORTS.

Ie er steamship Gate City, for Boston,. 4s5
4 - upland cotton. AZ bales sea island cotton.
SaIes domestics, 65 bbls rice lbs bbls rosiD'
ops SPIRITS turpentine, 10000 feet lumber, So
rs Is, pig iron. 600 crates oranges 70 his oil
baIas.e getaoies, IS bales moss, 80 pkgs mdse.
Per- s1'e - paper stock, 10 bbls oysters.
= steamship Dessoug, for PhiladeIphia-b46
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-29

ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
schr Leon S Swift, Tatner, Baracoa, with
fruit to ] Collins & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-29

SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Dessoug, Philadelphia.
Steamship Norfolk Obi. Havre.
Steamship NEWMAN (Br), Bremen.
Steamship Acuba (Br), Bremen.
Steamship Marie (Nor), Liverpool.
Steamship Gate City. Boston.
Bark Maria * Kathe Ger, Glasgow.
Bark Circassia (Nor), Hull.
Schr Thos p Ball, New York.
Schr A 4 NJ Carlisle, Philadelphia.
Schr S w Hall, New York.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALAANAC-THIS DAY.
SIN RISES '-------.'-- ---.--.---.....-.S $3.50
Sun SETS -----..---..-.--... .....5:O1
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH lilo NJ, 1888 NJ
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PASSENGERS

D Fer f35P, steamship Gate City, for Boston-G
FER steamship City OF Savannah. from Nav
w. 1OrATf u Z Davis, Miss Edith O'Driscou. J
seiII' J I-indsy and wife. A 5 Cooper and
VIE u Murphy, { A Slate, W Beclkworth and
We VII, Z Dean, ROhan. burlington, Mrs b
u Heath, { Spence (col, and steerage.
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YEsTER
DAY

Bark Stralsund Ger, Oehlberg, to load for
Hamburg American Trading Society.
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FRIDAY. Nov %. 1859.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship City of Savannah, Googins, New
Yoriz-C G Anderson.
Schr John H May, Riggs, Philadelphia, with
coal to G l Taggart; vessel to Master.
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ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Scbr Ida Lawrence, Young, Baltimore, with
coal to C H Dixon & Co; vesselto Jos Roberts
& Co.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamer Ethel, Carroll Cohen's Bluff and wa,
landings-W Gibson, Manager.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-05-11
TO The QUALIFIED ELECTORS
Ut IHE----
Town OF OpeAOnsaas, LH.

A VACANCY III the Board OF Police of
"A the Town of Opeousas, La, having oc-
Cured by the resignation of j. X. Sandoz, and
it being my duty under, the law to call an cleo
tion to I'LL said vacancy. and give notice there
of Now be it known that by virtue OF the
power in me vested by the 5th section Of Act
No. 81 Of 1876. do hereby order an election to
ill aaid vacancy; the said election to be held
TUESDAY, the llth day of May, 1889, the
poll to be opened at 8 o'clock a. M, and closed
at O'clock =. M. at which election, the Pres
ident OF tine Board Of Police together with
Louis Chachef6 aud Is. i. Moginley, members
OF said B0aiil, shall preside as commissioners
Of election, and give such certificate of elec.
tien ag in required by law. In witness where.
of hereuulo set my baud, the 26th day Of
April, 1859. JNO. NJ MORNHINVEG,
Presidont Board of Police, OpelOusas
Opclousas La, April II, l8S9.-3t.