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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-08
FLEMINGs INAUGURATION.
soldiery and Civilians Pouring into
TallahasSee.

GOlQ4GTV ana 04N4lLduo ~ ~ AtAE ALLO
Tallahassee.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Jan. 7.-Treasurer
Pons, Attorney General Lamar, f. J. TRAY,
A. w. Owens, and others, arrived on the
afternoon train from the east. The Barlow
Rifles and Key West Guards came also
numbering about seventy men. A large
number of citizens expected from Gaines
VILE and other cities did not arrive. The
town is quite lively tonight. Two extra
trains loaded with troops and citizens are
expected in the morning. Gov. Fleming
has appointed f. J. TRAY his private sec
rotary. Chairman Chlp,ey came in from
Pensacola to-day with party Of ladies and
gentlemen, who will a.tead the inaugural
tall tomorrow night.
PESsACoLA's CONTINGENT.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Ja1. IA large dele
CATION leave tonight to attend the inaugu-
ration of Gov. Fleming at Tallahassee
tomorrow. Escumbia county having proved
by the recent election to be the banner dem
ocratic county of the state, now further ex-
tends its endorsement of the democratic
cause by sending A delegation to attend the
Inauguration Of Gov Fleming. Capt w.
ID. Chlgley tele grapned this evening to the
military organization to present themselves
at the Leon hotel uUon their arrival A
sumptuous repast will be at their disposal
at his expense.
PASSING THROUGH JACKSONVILLE
JACKSONVILLE, Jan. About twenty
members eacn OF the Jacksonville Light
Infantry and Metropolitan Light Infantry
companies and Wilson'S Battery leave TO-
night for Tallahassee TO take part in the
governors Inaugural! ceremonies tomorrow.
The Ocala and Keywest companies passed
Uhr ugh the city this morning en- route TO
Tallahassee. The Halifax Rifles Of Datona
will pass through this evening on their way.
Gov. Fleming win have grand ovation
there
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CASHIER HOPKINS DEAD.

His Last Moments Frightened by
Cleveland's Clemency.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 7.-Benjamin E. Hop
kins, late assistant cashier of the late de-
funct Fidelity National Bank, died at 80
o'clock this morning at his residence, No.
PCS Richmond street. He was pardoned by
the President Dee 20, but the pasJer did not
reach the Columbus penitentiary until Fri
day morning, Jan. 4. Hopkins reached
home that evening, and after a Joyful
meeting VITA his family, seemed to be ex-
hausted by the excitement, and visitors
were excluded. He never fully rallied, and
died this morning, surrounded by the mem
bArs of bis familY
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A TERRIBLE SPECTACLE.
GEoRG1A's CAPITAL CITY.
The New Mayor and Council-Catoc
sa's New Representative.

Inc new mayor 6hO COuuCll-OdLOO-
sa's New Representative.
ATLANTA, GA, Jan. The new mayor
and council were sworn in tonight by
Judge Marshal Clark. Mayor Glenn de
livered an inaugural address, in which he
recommended strict control of the liquor
traffic, and restriction to the fire limi );
liberal support of tho public schools; ap-
preparations for the improvements Of the
streets: increase of the police force:
. new system Of water works with
the Chattahoochee as the basis: the
building Of two markets and liberal encoIr-
Rgement TO manufacturers. Capt. Eng
lish. chairman of the police board, ad-
dressed the council on the Importance Of
increasing the police force aud asked
sufficient appropriation to increase it to
100 regular pat ~omen, estimating the ex-
pense at 2100,O The Postal Telegraph
Company made application for permission
to put up poles ana wires.
cAroosAs NEW REPRESENTATIVE.
The secretary of state to-day received the
returns Of the election in Catoosa county
for a successor TO James Hunt, the member
of the legislature who was killed by Ii. S.
Moore, a mail route agent Nj. NJ Church
is elected. The case against Moore YVES
called in the criminal court to-day, and con
tinued to Jan 81 Moore has employed
Gen. Cartel and Judge Hopkins. The 80
licitor general will be assisted by William
Glenn of Dalton, and A. T. Hackett of
Catoosa, and great trial IS anticipated.
The governor has received notice from
Chatham that Thomas A Folliard will con-
test the election for justice of the peace in
the First district, and J. D. Fountain in the
Seventh. Notice has also been received OF
a contest over every county office in Wilcox
county, and the contt stants will begin to
take testimony at Abbeville on Jan. Is.
The supreme court met to-day and will
be occupied the whole week on the Flint
circuit.
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PASSING THROUGH JACKSONVILLE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF SORROW

The Impressive Ceremonies Witnessed
by Large Crowd.
GAINESVILLE, FLA, Jan. THE masons
held public lodge of sorrow at the Meth
odist church last night in memory of the
brethren who died during the epidemic
The ceremonies were very impressive and
were witnessed by a large number of per-
SOILS. So great was the crowd that many
had to stand in the ante-room. The arrange
ments were super intended by j. Vayle, sud
were very successfully carried out The
catafalque was beautifully draped. Rev
7. w. Carr delivered a splendid address
upon the victims of the deceased brethren
1t was an occasion which will be long re-
membered for its solemnity.
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a FIRE CHIEF IN COLLISION.
Two Women Thrown Into the Street
but no one Badly Hurt.

AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. 7-To-night while
fastening to a fire Assistant Chief Frank
Roulette ran into buggy containing two
ladies. The collision, fortunately, was not
marked by any serious injuries, though
bruises abound. The ladies' had just turned
into the street in fro1t Of the express ofice
when the horse Of Assistant Chief Roulette
collided with theirs. The fireman was
thrown about fifteen feet over the heads of
all and the ladies were dumped int the
street. Their buggy is total wreck and
their horse is crippled. The chief rode on
to the fire, though at a slower gait, badly
shaken up.
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Get Rid Of That Bad Taste.

When you wake up in the morning with
a bad taste in your mount, with your
throat and tongue dry and yellow coating
on your teeth and gums. don't imagine il
was all caused by what you ate the night
before. OF course everybody does that and
everybody ''swears off, from again eating
such food. The trouble is that your liver
is clogged. your kidneys are overworked
and your bowels are not doing their duty.
Take from three to ten of BRANDRETH' S
PILLS and note the sudden and wonderful
change in your system
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ARCOLA's RACE FEELING.
Negroes Threaten Vengeance on A
count of the Alleged Lynching.

Negroes Threaten Vengeance on Ac
count of the Alleged Lynching.
New ORLEANS, Jan "A special to the
PicGyluls from Vicksburg, Miss, says:
There was considerable excitement in this
city during yesterday over expec, ed troubles
at Arcola, Washington county, Miss.
Several negroes were arrested there some
days ago, charged with burning Col Pax
tons residence. it was stated by one Of
the negroes that the plot was to murder the
family also. The latter part of the pro-
gramme, however, was not carried out 1t
is stated that the prisoners sue
ceeded in making their escape.
The cause of the excitement is that
the negroes in that vicinity have assembled
i'll considerable numbers and threaten ven
geance. Fifty Winchester rifles were sent
from this place to Orcola yesterday morn
ing. A train was held in readiness all day,
and on receipt OF the first news of danger,
the Southrons, under command of Capt.
Searls, viii leave for that point.
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ATTENTION, GERMAN VOLUNTEERS.
You are hereby summoned to appear at the
Armory THIS AFTERNOON at 2:3O o'clock
fully uniformed and equipped for Anniversary
Parade. By order Of
JOHN DERST, Capt. Com'dg
Attest: NJ G. HELMKEN. o. S.
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DRIFT FROM THE HARBoR.
Happenings on the River and Among
the Shipping.

Messrs. A. R. Salas & Co., cleared yes
terday the Norwegian bark Herlof Herlof-
sen, for Bristol, with $500 barrels Of rosin,
weighing 2,224,525 pounds, valued at
Ss076 Cargo by Messrs S. P. Shooter &
Co.
The schooner, S. B. Vrooman arrived at
quarantine SUNDAY She is from Mona,
one of the West India islands. She has
only about twenty-five tons of .guano
aboard, her charterers having failed, but
this amount was aboard and recsipted for
aud the captain sailed way with it. There
was also a brig loading for the same con-
csrn. She had aboard go tons.
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Passenger Agents Change About.

NEW York, Jan. Owing to the desire
OF $. II. Harwick, general eastern passenger
agent of the East Tennessee, Virginia ard
Georgia Air Line, to he located in a south.
ern climate, the following appointments are
announced by B. W. Wrenn, general pas
senger agent, to 60 into effect Jan. 10: Mr..
Hardwick 80 be assistant general passenger
agent Of the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia, a, Atlanta, Ga. and l.. J. Ellii &c
be general eastern passenger agent OF the
Shenandoah Valley and Kennessaw routes,
at Now York
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arleston papers please copy.
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

KING.-The friends and acquaintance OF
Capt NICK KING and family, ami of Mr ". s.
King are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral OF the former from his late residence,
1919 Charlton street, THIS AFTERNOON at
$3.50 O'Clock.
KEOHANE.-The friends and acquaintance
of Mr.. and Mrs. DANIEL KEoHANE are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral of the former
from his late residence No. Gordon street, at
$50 o'clock THIS AFTERNOON, city time.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
CITY OF SAVANNAH
OFFICE CLERK OE Cov-~-,.

CITY OF SAVANNAH.
OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNcrr. I
At the first regular meeting to be held in Jar
uary, that is to say. on WEDNESDAY, Jan Q
1880, council will open bids and,select the follow
ing contracts for the year 1885,
City Printer
For furnishing bread for prisoners at Polica
Barracks.
Ordinance, Dec. 26, 1888:
SEC ?. All bids for contracts stated ahova
must be filed with the Clerk of Council at or he
fore o'c CLOCK p. NJ. on the Monday preceding Inc
day Of election, which bids must be accom- paniaT
with the names of sureties or bopdsmsn wbo
will be required to qualify before notary NH
lie or other officer, such qualification to accom-.
pany the bid. No bid will receive the consider.
alton Of the council unless FLED in Accordance
with the provisions recited above.
BY order Of council.
FRANK E. REBARER.
Clerk of Council
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CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND I'M
PROVEMENT COMPANY.

SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. sth, 1889.
The Fortythird installment on stock in this
Company is NOW DUE.
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THE UNITED STATES COURTS.
The Work of the After Holiday Session
Begun.

The Work of the After Holiday Session
Begun.
United States District Attorney Query,
CLERK Erwin and Marshal Lamar came
down from Macon yesterday to reconvene
the United States courts.
The courts we're convened in the morn
ing, with the grand AID petit jurors in at
tendance. The clerk announced a notice
from the judge that he was unavoidably
detained in Macon, but would arrive in the
afternoon. The traverse jurors were ex-
cused until tomorrow, and the grand jurv
proceeded with its session. The Judge
arrived on the ternoon train aud heard
argument from nonresident counsel in the
case Of II. P. Smart & Co. vs. Heller,
Hsrsh q Co. and Solomon Levy, on the
demurrer of Heller, Hirsh & CO. to the
plaintiffs bill of interpleader.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE,

CITY IREASURER'S OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. l, 1889.
The following Taxes are now due:
REAL ESTATE, fourth quarter, 1898.
STOCK ~ TRADE, fourth quarter. 1888
MONEY, SOLVENT DEBTs, etc, fourth quarter
1883
FURNITURE, ETC, fourth quarter, 1888
WATER RENTS. six months ia advance from
Jan. /. 1850, to July l. $50.
GROUND RENTS in arrears for two or more
quarters.
discount of 10 per cent. will bs allowed
upon Real ESTATE, STOCK ~ TRADE, MONEY,
FuRNTuRE, ETC, and WATER RENrs if paid
within Fifteen days after Jan. l. And a dis.
count OF 10 per cent. viii be allowed upon
specific TAXES if paid on or before Jan 3ist.
&. S. HARDEE- C-tv I-renemrc.
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STRICKEN IN HER STUDIO
MRS. SPENCER OF ALBANY FOUND
PARALYZED IN a CHAIR.

Miraculous Escape from Death Of q
Young Map and Woman Caught in
the Gearing of a Buggy Behind q
Pair OF Frightened Horses - Negro
Euntsmen Scared the Team.
ALBANY, GA, Jan. IA servant, upon
entering the studio of Mrs. Agnes Spencer
to-day, found her lying back in her char
struck with paralysis She is now resting
easily. apparently conscious, but in speech
less condition. Mrs. Spencer Is the mother
of Mrs. /. E Welch Of this city, and an
artist Of much skill. Her late husband was
once resident Of Savannah and editor Of a
paper there many years ago.
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
Fred Fildes young man from Montl-
cello. while driving out with Miss Mary
Belle Walton this morning met with q
serious accident Some negroes we're shoot
ing at kildees in a field beyond the ives crn
portion Of the city and Mr.. Fildes' pair Of
spirited horses became unmanagabe. The
negro fred second.shot and the horses be
came wild with fright. Miss WALTON sprang
out Of the back of the open buggy. Her
foot caught and she hung some time, being
dragged along. At last she fell. breaking
her left shoulder blade. Mr., tildes sprang
out and attempted to stop the horses, but
was thrown down Ee again tried to catch
hold Of the buggy wheel and stop the buggy
in that way, but became entan2led III the
wheel and one of the horses kicked him in
the face.
TERRIBLE SPECTACLE.
Miss Walton states that when she locked
up Mr.. Fields presented a terrible spectacle
He was going around rapidly in the wheel
in which he was entangled, and his face
was mass of blood and bruises The wheel
finally passed over him. He was picked up
and carried TO the house Of Mrs. G. NJ
Clark, where he is boarding, and Miss Wal
ton to her home in this city. 1t is remark
able that either Of them escaped with their
lives. Both are resting easily this evening.
The directors of the Cbautaugua Assem-
bly, will hold an important meeting t.
morrow night
The directors of the Artesian Ice Com
pany met to-day and reelected j. r. For
roster superintendent for another year.
The company has done well this year,
having declared a dividend of IA per cent.
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DON'T BE DECEIVED

Ask for ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR.
safe and reliable medicine and take no other
most valuable medicine, and shall take nlessnrs
in recommending it. 1t was prescribed for me-
by my physician. G. F. ANDERSON, President
of the Sewers & Anderson Milling Company
Baltimore, Md F-''
have tried DR.. ULMER'S LIVER CORREc.
TOR and find that it is great medicine. II acts
charmingly on the liver. G. Z. Hicks. of Hicks
& Speir Bladon Springs, Ala.
| have used DR.. ULMER'S CORRECTOR
in my family for some time, and can
testify TO its efficacy as a great family medi
cine. For ladies think it unrivaled GEO. NJ
KNIGHT, Bladon Springs, Ala.
Would not take 81 900 for the good derived
from the use of ULMERS LIVER COR
RECTOR. H II. KAYToN, New York.
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MURcHIso ON UNMAsKED.
A Pomona Man Said to Have Written
the Sackville Trap.

Los ANGELES, CAL, Jan. THE mys-
terry a. TO the real name of Murchison, the
now famous correspondent of Lord Sack
vile, was cleared away to-day, and the
announcement was made on the author
ity of those who have been in
the secret from the first that
George Osgoodby, of Pomona, was the
author of the Murchison letter. Mr..
Osgoodby is native Of New York and is
81 years of age. His father IS an English
man by birth, and resides in Pomona, as
does also ms brother. Murchison is the
family name and is attached to that Of
Osgo2dby by marriage.
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RIGHTS OF RAILROADS.

An Interstate Commerce Commission
Decision Nullif1ed.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. Federal Cir
cult Judge Jackson this morning overthrow
a decision of the interstate commission.
He holds that the commission can only
arbitrate differences and has no right or
power to enforce its decisions. Contrary to
the commission, be decides that the Louis
Vile aud Nashville railroad cannot be
forced to handle stock from the Kentucky
and Indiana stock yards on terms ratably
the same as it now handles for the Bourbon
stock yards, but may tx for itself the con-
ditions under which it viii receive freight.
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RAN INTO AN OPEN SWITCH.
Miraculous Escape from a Terrible
Disaster in Mississippi


NEW ORLEANS, Jan. THE Times
Democrats special from Brookhaven,
Miss, says: "A southbound passenger train
on the Illinois Central railway was wrecked
last evening at Cedar Hill switch, two miles
south of here The traiD, while going at
the rate of thirty miles an hour, ran INTO
an open switch, telescoped box-csr, loaded
with lumber, and completely wrecked the
engine. The baggage, mail, smoker
ladies' car and sleeper were all darailed.
The smoker was turned DO tom up. The
mail baggage and ladies' cars were thro.
at right angles across the track. Engineer
JARVIS and a negro fireman were badly
shaken UP aud somewhat bruised, and one
or two passengers were slightly scratched
The passengers describe the wreck as tae
worst they ever saw, aud say that the fact
that no one was killed is simply miracu-
lousn
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A Rap at Free Schools.

QUITMAy, GA, Jan. I'm the municipal
election held here to-day the following
ticket was elected: Mayor, John G. Nc
Call: aldermen, 8. S. Rountree, G. W.
Averett, w. A. Lane, J. w. Hops, DR.. NJ.
c. Wilkinson and S. A. Remington. The
election of this ticket is considered victory
for those opposed to free schools for Quit
man
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POPULATION OF ATHENS.
The Census Just Completed Shows
That IL is $3.50.

ATHENS, GA, Jan. IA correct census
Of the city of Athens has just been com
pleted by the Banner Watchmon for the
city directory. Much interest has been
manifested in the result, as if the postoffice
receipts for the last fiscal year reached
$40, 90. and If the inhabitants of the place
numbered 10000, the city would then be
entitled TO free delivery system The last
census was p ssibly the most complete one
ever taken here. 1t resulted as follows:
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LOST WITH THE PARIS @. BROWN
The Names of Eleven Men Who Were
Undoubtedly Drowned.

NEW ORLEANS, i'm. IA special to the
Times-Democrdt from Bayou Sara gives
the following as the persons lost by the
sinking of the steamer Paris c. Brown near
Hermitage landing Saturday night: Mr..
Liller, cabin passenger, of Vicks-
burg; Will lam Mitchell, Of the cabin
crew, of Gallipois, o.; also cabin
boy wtose name has not been ascertained
William Marshall Of Cincinnati, the ladies
cabin man; a porter and bar Jer, both OF
Cincinnati; James Harrison, the second pan
tyyman; William Taylor, night watch
man of Memphis; John B0lar, "shiaer, =
of Cincinnati; Samuel Gray, fireman.
and Abram Mitchell. fireman, both OF
Cincinnati
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RAILROAD OFFICERS COMING.
President Scott and General Manages
Randolph to be Here To-Day.

hAnuoIph 20 Do Here To-Day.
AUGUSTA GA, Jan. Three special
cars arrived in this city to-day, over the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta road.
containing the officers Of the Richmond and
Danville railroad. Col. Greene, the general
superintendent Of the road, and General
Freight Agent Talcotu went over to Aiken
and spent the night there, after remaining
with the party in this city a couple of
hours. President Scott and his secretary
and Gen. Manager Peyton Randolph went
down to Savannah tonight In their special
cars. They are reticent as TO the nature Of
their mission, assigning for tho trip the
motive "pnrely business"
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Charleston,s New Bank.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. THE event
Of today was the opening Of the Palmetto
Dime Savings Bank, the first banking insti-
tuition that has ever been established on
King street. In five hours over 100 deposi-
tors had opened accounts in sums mostly
under 500. The total deposits aggregate
about $4,000. The stock Of the bank is
already quoted at ITO, although Is per cent.
OF the tptal has been called and the shares
not yet issued.
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MACKENzIE's CREDITORS.
Those at Augusta Agree to Take 40
Cents on the Dollar.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 7.-All the local
creditors of J. II. Mackenzie of Waynes.
boro, representing about 900 of his in
debtedness, have signed a circular letter in
which they accept the 40 per cent. compro-
ruise offered by Mr.. Mackenzie The letter
will be printed and forwarded TO northern
and western creditors, and it is believed
that they will accept the offer. Last week
Mr.. Mackenzie's offer was IS per cent, but
this figure was refused at meeting OF
creditors
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The Reppard Iron Company.

A. a meeting of the stockholders OF tie
Reppasd Iron Company yesterday after
noon the following board OF directors was
elected D. y. Dancy. j. D. Weed, ri. A.
Crane, John {. Rowland, l.. A. Wakeman
and G. H. Remshcrt. The board held a
meeting aud elected the following officers:
Presdent-D. Y. Daucy.
Vice Presdant--J. ID. Weed.
Secretary and Treasurer-N. Frierson.
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bunting for Isam Brown.

Deputy Sheriff Joe Simmons went to
Johnston station Sunday to see what clew
he could get toward recapturing Isam
Brown, who escapad from him last week
near that station. II left there. and when
last heard from he was in Port Royal He
has offered Il reward for the recapture of
Brown,
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MARRIAGES.

~~~-~-~~~--~--~-~~~~~-~- 0~~~~-~~--~-~-~-~-~-~
INGLISS-WOOD Married, at the residence
OF the brides mother at White Bluff, on Sun
day, Jan. e, 1889 By w. H. Mendel, Justice Of
the Peace. Mr. ROBERT c. INGLIss and Miss
MARIA L. WOOD.
Charleston papers please copy.
ON--MIDDLETON- Married, at
home Savannah, Ca, Monday evening Dec. "a
1898 by Rev. Charles Fl. Strong. rector st.
Johns P. z. church, NAT HARRISON, Of Savan-
nah Ga. and MARY FRANCES, daughter Of Will
lam J. Middleton, Esq. formerly of Charleston,
& G
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Box Cars Darailed.

SANDERsVILLE, GA. Jan THE narrow
gauge train from Augusta due here at
noon, did not arrive until o'clock tonight
owing 10 an accident which occurred at
Norrel Station. A broken wheel caused the
derailment Of five boxes, doing some
damage, but no personal injuries were
sustained.