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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17
Cruel Use for worn-out Horses.


We wonder whether those who sell their
vermont horses for expectation to France
know OF the kind q death 10 which they
probably doom them- A writer. signing
himself N Eaddeu." and writing from
alrCn-0u-T1aues sends 70 the papers
OF last Tuesday this horrible account q
the fate when many Of them encounter
Certain spectators some years ago
made artificial swamuS on The banks Of
rne C-aroune, and filed the sWamps with
leeches- To Be profitable. these Ieeches
must multiply r1er-seL yes BY Millions. 10
40 this they must be literally supplied
with food To thus supply them the Ber-
deiais Spectators buy up old and w0ru-ou-
horses ard drive or drag them into the
sWampS. which have wooden couparr-
uenLs 50 placed that when these unhappy
animals have been forced into the mud
there = To escape for them The Iseches
fasrsu on them by thousands. The horse
Is IL a few moments black with craWTfuZ
creatures the bl00d-suckers tx them
selves most Of al on the open wounds and
gals. The frantic terror OF the
poor animals Is tl4esCrioaule. as biss5EuE
from al their sensitive parts. they try
vainIy 10 snake OF the Iseches. but are al
last sucked down lEr0 the noxl1us shines
and seen no more Nearly - - horses
are said TO be sacrificed annually IN this
way AZ B0ruea1x- Il has been pointed 0llt
that lseC1sS uourtshed on diseased horses
are very likely 20 convey UzI9dies into
The human system
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17

Special Texas RaInfzll-Temnls. trace.
Houston. trace Brennan trace. BaIIFnz-
ers Cusro. kerrvllle. Lufxin. Sherman
ard Weathereord not received
United states Department u Agrici11-
ture. Weather B1re2u. Savannah. Ca
April. Is. 1851. = p u--Synopsls-Tns
weather Is Gear tonight over all sections
OF r1s country east q rre 1flssfs sfu1F
river. and i- = for r1s most part cloud y
over the western portions with pair fall
ing az Dodge CITY. Kan
TeupeEzrures IN the southern states
have remained Stationary also tn the in
terror rEere e a use u d degrees noted
a Detroit. Mich-: Is az New York cicy-
fan % e degrees has Occurred az E0ston
= 10 - over northern Minnesota anE
Michigan. ard u 90 Is Ii Nebraska and
kansas
The baronstrtc pressure has Increased in
the west. the center % lowest pressure -
esutere1 over kansas. r1e rainfall a.
Dodge city 90 p. M, was LIS inches WIZ
l1lrliersl1 -ru prev li-l1E.
The cenrer q highest barometrsc pres
sure continues over the South Atlantis
ceas- states.
Temperance 70 degrees ana above pre-
van tlr14gl11zg Eae Central 81 lsslEss rni
tAe oaio au1 Tennessee TaNeys. and
NoEl1zrn Georgia Ww- ~ Dl4tsy.
Olserfe<s e CA1rge.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17
STRIDES or The NEW SOUTH.
10 DTaISUTION N THE INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT.

re Formation Of New Cotton Nil
companies StfII in Progress and
Companies Already Organized
Erecting Their PIaafz-The sew
SreeI Plant zt Birufngham AID
Other EnferprLses-
Baltimore. Ap-I 1s--Ths lEanuea-t1rzr'
r=,5-z says thzr Dung the past Wask
----= hss been 10 t1u-1u-l1- &C rae ac--T-
~ rtica has been q feature q t1s tz5-s-
--z- ssvsI0p-eu- Of the southern states
~ ssrs r1me past he formation o. new
.,---1n ulu cozpz1ies co1-l11zs. although
4 decrease II the number IS noted. bur The
-s-v thai have been organized during the
early PARK o. t1e year ara b-sly occupied
p re srec-.0n Of their buildings
Principal among the Industrial an
----.sr1z1ts o. the week Is The statement
= ne details OF the formation q rhe
---.h--aIksd-of steel plant which Is %
= controlled BY the Tennessee Coal Iron
and Railway Company q BirUlnghan-
re Tsnnsssse railway Is 70 subscribe
5-a1 30. the Louisville ara Nashville S1-0.-
-. re Southern Railway sllQ0lo ard the
s.-i1zus q Birmingham th= o-hsr Sl-a.lo0
80 MS latter Is about secured The mil
= rLaunzd 70 produce rails and merchant
: -ElEEnau 11sErt-L-
Another important an1ounceUanL II the
---- trade Is contained II the -ncorl1
---7 81 the Cumberland Iron and S-eel
f--uary OF N1rrcLk- va me PRESIDENT
: -Earles 2. Philips o. Broozlyu- y y.
w-5 claims that the company III oull1
I larzs iron and steel plant n r1te vicinity
u Norfolk
A-ouz other Industrial enterprises r.
led Tor TIE week are the Montgomery.
A.. cotton u1iIls, 3.1oo srlndles, DOUBLING
l.s1zciry- rEs W p E1EsiF COTTON NH
Germany OF Mount Pleasant y - caEl--al
SOCK SO Soc the Imam compress Com
rarv az Auzusta- Ca. 70 oull1 compress
-srfrsL szNlgo- the Security BAKERY CON
rarv. capital, $1,000 the New orleans rlr-
r.--re Manufacturers CON qany, $50,
wooden ware fac-0ry, oy Cnlcazo b@sAs1
f----ua-v and Collins & Co. capital -
sGT. sa55Izry ua1ufactures. al formed II
New Orleans Garland canal company
c4-l-zL Sls,10 at Crowley. La
---e Chattanooga. Tenn foundry an1
---z works. % buLd a So. 10 leT plants
- Nj. 1-1ru-Eass Wagon Company, C1at-
-zu1oEl- Tenn. capital all09N- 20 olllQ
: rev . ants the CoCkevllle Canning Con-
uzry oE C1oEeElle. 10 build c2lnergs
ca-itaI 5000 the BalEnEer Live Stock
s-f rrstirE Company o. BaLli1ger. Tex.
ra-f-aI 81 isG- the Calvert Com press Com
uzrv u Cz.verL- Tex. capital sow the
Earwav Nzru-s and Granite Company Of
UaEas- Tex capital {0,8tl. thz Ln1spelG-
~ Peanut Company OF Smi-1lel1. Va
% sre-- a $500 plant the Ian BERT S
prf-- -1Wtcl- Company O Lambert
Po1--. Va, capital s1l9GlO-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17
Local Daily weather Report for the
Morning NeNFr

Local forecast for Savannah and vicia-
ity till midnight April Il. 1sss-Friday fair.
slight temperature changes. souche-ly
winds
Iaticationz for Georgia. Fair. continued
WARM weather. sourheriy w--ds.
Comparison q mean temperature at sa-
vaunah. Ca. on April IS. 1885. VITA the
normal for the day. Tsmpera turs-Nor-
NAL So mean, 81. excess for this date. s.
accumulated deficiency since Jan 1. 1sss
Comparative Rainfall statsmeat-Nor-
nal. H. amount for April Is 1855. O. de-
partIre from the normal, LIZ. total de-
parture since Jan. l. lsss -ls3.
Maximum temperature, 81. minimum
temperature. 81
The hight o. the Savannah river az Au-
s1zta AZ 8 a. n G5-h meridian rim=I yes
rerday was f5 feet. no change during the
preceding tWelty-four hours.
Observations taken April Is. az the sane
moment o1 time AZ al stations, for the
Boston. Z e. " NE. light. clear.
New York city. 90 ~ ". lf clear
P1lladelplia. Is. v SW. v s. clear
W. city .. " 5 light. clear
hat-eras. 81 " SW. r.. clear
Wilmington. s.. sW y G. clear.
Charlotte. 9. ~ 5. 8. clear.
Atlanta S. w = vi clear
savannah, p. " ;, =, clear
Jacksonville. y. " Sc. g. clear
Jupiter. =. " z = p. clear.
Key West u. E. Is PARTLY cloudy.
Tampa. & a. ~ NE. lgat- clear.
NOBLE, z y sH. = 3. clear.
MoEtgonnery. s. SW, y 8 clear
New Orleans. & ~ 81. Light. cloudy.
Galveston. %. " So. Is. cloudy
Corpus ChrzsL =, " Sc. T. partly
Paisstire. TIA. VIZ. cloudy.
Memphis, o. y s.. 9 partly cloudy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17

Per Norwegian bark Aliuca. f1r Har-
ourE-s--s barrels resin. valued az SIS 10
Antwerp Naval Stores Company
Per sehooler Douglas Greg1rv. Tor phil
a1elrlla-gs1 81 feet pi-c1 pine lumber
D-Ull. Ai-c1sI & Wells
Per bark Ger tS1rf. Jara-isen. E0r Sre--
ll-l-lle barrels rcslu. valued az So s1-
Paterson. Downing & CO.
Per N1rW-gian bark .. p AIarcalf. for
naEl-f E-l.1-5 barrels rosr. va LsG a.
81 7t--E'a-zrs1-- Downing & Co
PEI steamship C1ar-ah1cchae for Ecs-
t4l--sL BALES uplalt cotton. II bales
sea Island cotton. IST bales douesri-s an :
y arms. d - sacks cotton seed. / 'sS barrels
rosll. 4ad barrels spirits rurpel-ine. IA
ao3 E-eg lumber. III bales hides 9eS ulaces
PIPE, II bales moss. El1 barrels v=E--zhra-.
= eoXes vegetables. q tons pig iron. J-7
packages merchandise ~ refrfcerat tors
straw berries. refrlsera-crs asparagus
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship C1a--ahccches f1r E7s-
t1--E T. Jcles. Francs Jc1es. Elsz
II aa-ar1- Lss IL = DeNlls, 1Lrs- IL
4 Connolly. P z Wesrco-- a-L we
JAMS Carney. Rex Parrot. Ms Kate
leF--e. A.ss y Donovan. Mrs- O. b
hoE1-11. H T. WalElE. = A Tl1u1-
sll- F. C. NAss and Wi-e. George W.
Bailey. Nrs- y. e Blackburn. Mrs 2 P
E-a-1ers- MSS z n Bangs. AIS H 3
Bailey. Mss Mary ullarl Mrs. H. p
l1zl--- 2 2 Cara John BY llr. O. W
r--cler. = II. Burcsrrie-1. r A. W111.
Kiss barr, Mss A r Ar-ls-rC1E- Mrs X
Ga11qle- Mss n U. WllaUs. Kiss E1le
Ae-y- A-ss Helen E'-Ller. ". ". Hlalr
and wlta- Mss L. l. CLaF-1l. lrs- Carry
Y Fe--a, J. : A-lsil.lF 9ray a-I W-te. T. a..
5trorz. Mss r. Hanson. Ass L. Oliver.
W. J. A-Ca1reF and size r. J. Mack.
c. Il M1wry. Mrs. J. g. GrolarI Mrs
Kate A1Wr-- Carl Conrad. J. p A1elrn.
). lr--sor, Fred Rogers Edmond Cc-1-l.
b4s1-1-- E L. C-ark. Mss Morgan. y.
l. Washington
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17

Charleston. : c. April Is. sailed
Bark Johannes (Sorl. Haasel- savannah
schrs Florence rainfall MON soa N-s
YORK. Mary Jenness, Bennett New orS-
New Orleans, April If--ArrlE7t- steam
srs DouirIe l8r1- FORBES. Ceara. brazl
Catalina span. Ruiz. Barcelona va N--
ban ports. bark "a Fzlla tspani, E-oizx.
Cissrsi. Steamers Cayo Romano (Brl-
WIdEery- Antwerp. via L111o1, " asnLns
Ton t$orl. Sslveseu- Bluslle4-ls. E-ap--l---
tSorl. Meyer. Tamp5cos C2r--sle tbrl.
Simp son, Hamburg, va NoELo-As fanny )
NeW York Anril l4-AFriVs1- 1cers Joan
H May. Burrows, Fernan una h " n =
klns- Hichborn, P9rL 49,, 49,
yer jacksonville J0sephines Etizoee jas 4
sonVllIe. AIadaIeus Cou1eF- " 1--s $40 an
nah. o. b Baker. Hewetr. Charleston.
Alice Archer. Gibbs Charleston
Boston. April I4-ClsaTed- scar A1dle
c Sumner. Port Royal
Br-r1swicE April lA-SaIed- ScEr MI
lie Bohanuon- sloan. Pnilatelp nla-
C1osaE. : C.. april l4--Clearel- steam
sr P F. Matthews (Brl, Olsen, United
Kingdom
Darisa. Ca. April 14-Cleared. schrs E.
c PeudleE1n. Burgess. Noa1k, LtlaA c
Kmlnszi. Ray. Phladelphia-
Feruandlna. Fla. April H.-Arrive,i:
Steamer Jessie tBrJ. Thompson. Ns1
sailed. sehr Aaron Regpard. English,
Port Royal. : C.. Aprl Is-Saflsd- Schr
= 4 Parser. Eamrnopdf New fgrk-
PhIladelpllA. April IlEs-ArEkg zlts S-Ei
W H Snuberr, Henderson. Savannah,
VIZ 7. Doaasll, Swain, Darien-
CfrseIock. April 13--Saued. Bark Ala
lanta (Sorl. To1neseu- Tybee-
New asrle, e, April l2--ArrLvsd. Bark
Anna Maria q Ahuu10 ItaL. Aloan0, VII
miugron. y. c. via Falmouth
Bermuda. April ll--Salesi- steamer
D-uufeu CBrl. Studdman, (fro1 IlclI0l
Delaware BreakWaler
Wareosrg. March Arrived Bark SD.
uey tSWI. Lundh, CHARLESTON faud saLIei
ZSIh for savannah
TTbee. April 1s.-Passed out. Schr Three
Sisters. Savannah FOR Fernandina.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17

Per Central CT Ge1rgfa Railway Com
rauT. Aurl lf--I11 bales cl-rouI.-rs bar
rels rosiu. ca barrels spirits. 81 barrels
cotton seed Oh. = tons PIX iron. -9s pack
ases E-zrcla mise. - packages domes-
ties. % ears lumber. Z car boxes. z car
Uarpfe, ears oats. I car meal. 1 car fres1
meat. j car poultry.
Per savannah. FIoriis and Western
Railway, Apru if-tig bales cotton. 4z0
crates fruits and vegetables 1855 barrels
veze tables. l-58 barrels rosin- Sc barrels
spirits. cars pl1sr 1ate. = ears lumber
ID cars wood. cars sari. Z car wagons 1
car co-r0u seed. car leaf tobacco. 6
retrlEerarors berries cars nerchan Ilsa.
u bundles hides
Per Charleston and savannah Rauroaa.
Aprl l8--5l bales cotton. 9 cars wood !
cars castings. car meal ears merchan-
disc 2 bundles hides
Per FLORIDA Central aud PenlusuIar
Hatroal- Aprl ls-5 ears stone 1 car
meal ears Mood, [ car lumber 3d2 barrels
SPIRITS -lrpeltile, So barrels resin. : ears
merchandise
Z Per Georgia and Alabama Railway. April
is cars merchandise. s cars r5sin- Il
cars lumber. cars wood cars hav ]
car 101r. 1 car household goods
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17
Your Face

slows TIE state % y0ur feelings ard the
state CT yo1r health as vel Impure
bod makes irsslf apparent ina pale, Sal
-cE co1p-sIioa. p1plss and skin e-up-
-i1us Z you are feeling weak and WON
ct and Do not have ! healthy apDearaacs.
you vii derive great beueEr fruu taking
That inviZ0rztiag stimulant,
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal

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SHIPPERS or Truck AND FRUIT
So Cclrl--e Patent crate. Dc 81 tla les-
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close cut our nle line q trunks ard -r4v-
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17
WHISTLES WITHOUT A FUCKER.
Peculiar Musical Power Possessed
by n Little New Haven Girl.


New Haven. April 5---TarLs city possesses
4 girl whose Iaryugeal whistle has for
sometime puzzled all whose attention has
b=en directed 20 t. TIE Dosssssor Of thl.
wonderful whistle j. Eva WuhaEref n
SOAR. daughter Of 1fr. and Mrs William
Sr-szr TIE c1ild Is years OIL. and from
Ire aga % years she has possessed this
strange gift
she Whistles ali the popular airs o. the
Eay entirely from rEs laryEI- There Is
10 pucksring . rle EDs no m1veu-sur Of
ne cheeks palate or rorZla. and the Mt-
the VI ts-iar ear vary from TIE slf-esr &C
the highest no-ss A. Eil and WIKI no saeu-
Ing exeFrlOr-
D1s q the uosr ur1D.uerr vocal n
s-r1er1rs o. This c4ry VINO 1aE recently
made a TEST % tee Calls WEis-Li1E pow
ers. declares them marvellous and IullEe
anything ever before beard The u1isri p
IS rrof.lIcsf VITA nl1lfl closed o. crar
Wlrh ezzal ease. ~ alrh che tongue clasp
81 eerW zs1 r1z nlgsEA
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

We ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR TIL.
finest p1o-1Erar 1s. cray1Cs. etc. ir -1-
V11rah. views made 90 order lu the city
or country by special artist. prices rea-
sonah-a- quality z1laranrseI. IarEs assor--
ueu- frames al sizes wilson a E1Tlli.
- Bal street
N THE FIELD. An NOW FULLY
el--rpad % make out AMI indoor views
ard solicit a share % the patronage i1
tha- zine Of paorograpay. Llaney Scudl5.
Al BrouE1-cl street
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Duffy's Pure
naltWhiSkey

wnich vii purify your blood, quicken your
eirculAtioa- build Up yo1r system, and give
yo1 new life Il p-o7oses digestion. cures
constipation. and aro1ses the glow Of
health in every part Of the body. Try il
sod b. al grocers ana druggists.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17
A BIG VERDICT FOR A WIDOW.
The Jury Gives Her sz6-26O on Ae-
count Of Her Husbands Death.

Pensacola. Fla. April 1R-Cus Of the
largest damage cases ever tried in West
Florida closed in the circuit court IN
tbs city today. IL being that q Mrs An
IA O'B-ien vs- the Louisville ard Nash
vile Railroad Company FOR the death o.
her husband II r % BrIeu. who was
zL-=d On the Escam6la lresLIe By a Louis
vile and Nashville tram IN I.sQ- The jury
brought IL a verdict to-day IN favor o.
Mrs +Brte1 for $4,000 and interest for
I've years, SIX months and t0rTy--hree
Gays. Amounting 20 a total O. IS 80.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17

London. April 1E-Steausr Esr7--as,
OBJ. Stewart. fron1 Sanaarana- 81 -
ware BreakWater. has arrived ~ 4 -
with crank shaft broken
Bark Aantlppe fBrt. McDorals r-s-
san Jose O. Guatemala. Dec IL - Fs-r-
zzrd Inlet has azasa been rsirsrr-..s = - -
rate pad being y gulneas prenniur-
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IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.
Matters of Interest in savannah and
Elsewhere.


Ire Georgia railroad commission vii
meet in Atlanta april q A. the meeting
t1s -clarges made b. Capt D c. Purse.
ec-uisSiousr OF the Savannah Freight
Bureau. against the Plant system VIII Be
considered
The Southern states Passenger Associa-
rton viii meet IN Atlanta April Il TIE
matter OF charges on Bicycles and baby
carriages viii he considered Sunday rates
20 Georgia sea side resorts VII also Be
arranged
TIE Plant system Is distributing 3.
posters advertising May week. The pos
tsrs have a picture o. tr1mpetsr sound
ing the rsvelLls with the music, notes and
words The Plant system = sparIuE no ex-
pSnse y adveE tLslng ne ce-eoI4tlo1 and is
olel7ls say they VIII run SPECIAL trains
ron all paris OF the system II ne bust
ness requires IL
new sleeping car i being introduced
when viii III q long felt want BY
simple mechanical device the berths are
lowered below the floor OF the car which
tralst9rns L into q roo1ny parlor- When
= the holes LETT vacant By the bsrths-
large windows run almost 20 the root,
giving equal ventilation 20 each berth
L1ere are also three Or FOUR more inches
between berrhs than obtains In Pullman
CT Wagner cars The car Is 4 very hand
soma aEzE and Is making tour O the
country for the Inspection OF railroad on
Gals Il expected 70 arrive IN Savannah
Iexr month
TIE Railway CrippIss Association Is =
Esw organization made Up Of railway en-
p-1yes who have been crippled IN the ser
vice II IS getting 4 membership al over
tz country
Al Old engine named the Columbus,
b-Lt II lss5. cost S5.S7sso- Il had il
side connections. and an eId-fashi0ued
s19k stack ne engine had SIX drivers
Tl-1 a diameter OF f0Tty-eighr inches, the
IRE vas cast iron Wheu in working Or
Ger r1e engine weighed 463g0 pounds \
E-c1 dnsr engine can be built to-day for
Gus
Tie largest union depot in the world
Is 70 bs erected In Boston It VIII cost.
WIKI the real estate and changes Il IN
y1ETzs, rot far from $4,000. Savannah
-37s 1or uzsd such 4 costly station Some
-l1S Y The uzig1b0rE00d OF $4,000 would
s--- he Reed exists. and It IS bound 20
1a1ds IT,
Mayor Wellington Of Charlotte, y. c.
IS enforcing The railroad blue laws Here
after no company VII be permitted %
IN any car. train q cars. or locomotive
e any railroad entering that city On
sunday, except such as may be run for
= purpose Of transmitting the mails
rams IN transit having started OF Sat-
--1aT nay run n order 70 reach the ter
Ills untI o'clock sunday m0ruI1s.
~ noc later, under penalty Of q Ene o
sao Eor each o1else-
NJ Z B Plant is at Port Tampa e.
.og-1g the brsezes from the Gulf. He VII
70 % Newport News II q week OF 50 %
- GOV the Plant systems new steamship.
.-7 Grand Duchess. * getting On Il IS
ERECTED -62C The steamer VII be ready
~ service some time IN JUEs
Gen Supt- Durham went % Tampa yes
ts-1ay
President John SHELTON Williams OF the
Georgia and Alabama railroad VIII be here
o. Monday 20 LOOK after matters IN con
-=---11 wiki that line
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Hae1 Baby vas sick. We gave her cassuriA
Wen Sic vas Ch1t. she Grid f1r c4s-uriA.
"-sn Sic became His. sc cling % casroria-
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lro-raph5c cflca IN C.rs-1ru House CAP
-l--z ere requested = ear az me c-Ece-
Rercrts % WrecEs and Iereifcts recelv-
90 for rrl-s1-ss--1 20 the ZaTT depart
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HELP WANTED.


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between 3 and u, a. the Stckle Plate Res
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AGENTS ARE COMING MONEY IN
selling story of spain and Clh1-- ID
beautiful lllGsLrarlCus. 80 pages. 5nCrs
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Graphic account q the pFeselt var and
Ctlaa struggles for liberty. Freight paid
AMI crei-I given Act quick Interuazion-
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none others wanted Address Clothing.
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So To $50 PAID statesmen FOR CT
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SUFFICE -I t1e enters. .net aIr,in -s1rarrir
OF TIE - l-e OF Mary W BATES. late 81 rrs rl-r
c14ntg All state o. New Tgrx hareev Eve
notice e- ny -l-eutiol ID tr1lsfsr tUa1-r-frs
slAEe- q ne capital stock q -Ee Merchants
Na5sg11a ii4-k q savannah a. resgfred -
ne avs o. t1e STATE 2 9eorgtl
ELLEN =. BATES
ADMIN ls-ratrtE q the Estate o Mar w. Bates
deceased
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice q hereby given % al persons In
teresre1 tlar the estate of Isaac y. Ia
E-lcle. lese asesi. g. uuralrazenresf 1rf
that iu terms % Gne Jaw admit STATION
viii D. vested Oh J0rlau r. Brooks eoun-
y allniiits traitor on r1s 1rs- Monday II
Aay next, unless objections are fief
thereto
witness. thu Honorable Hampton L.
FsrriA. ordinary Tor Cnataa-n county. thls
TIE ul1t1 day - April lsgE
FRANK e kE,TLBACH
Clerk & ~. G. Co
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice q hereby given 90 al persons hav-
ing demands against Rosa b Beviu. lars
% said county, deceased. to present them
o. Us. properly made oct. within the tine
character and amount. AMI all persons
indebted 90 said deceased are required %
make immediate payment 70 as.
JOHN FRANCIS BEEIN.
ERNEST BEEIE
Executors % VIII q Rosa 3 Bevin. de-
savannah. Ca. March IS. 1866
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