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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-30
MARCH AGAIN TODAY.
Gen. Douglas Giving the Infantry
men Plenty of Exercise.

Gen. Douglas Giving the Infantry
men Plenty of Exercise.
The infantry regiments took another
tramp yesterday this time each Of them
making probably four miles. The jaunt
was just sufficient to put the soldiers in
good condition for dinner. To-day they
will be out on the roads again. This time
the Second South Carolina and the Ninth
Illinois will march long distances, twelve
miles or more, and will accordingly carry
cooked dinners in haversacks and coffee
in canteens. The other regiments Will
only carry water in canteens. An ambul-
ance and hospital steward will accompany
each command. The regiments will march
fifty minutes, then rest ten minutes, NOV
ing at the rate of two and one half miles
an hour. The routes to be taken have
all been laid out and route sketch" will
be returned with the report Of the march
by each regimental commander.
The Third Nebraska, or such part of Il
as Is not going on the OLDHAM, is the only
remiment that comes much into the city
on this march. This regiment is schedul-
ed to move along Dale and Tstill avenues
to Montgomery street, north o. Montgom-
cry to Stone, west on Stone and Railroad
streets, crossing Springfield canal to the
road near timber basins, south on this to
Gwinnett street, east on Gwinnett to Gem
etery street, south on Cemetery to Ander-
son, along Anderson 10 Burroughs and
then to Estill avenue and the camp
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-30
EDISON MAY YET PROCEED.
MIR. Baldwin Says Brush Transfer
Don't Mean Its Abandonment.

MIR. Baldwin Says Brush Transfer
Don't Mean It's Abandonment.
Mr.. George J. Baldwin, who is interested
with others in buying a majority of the
Brush Electric Light stock, said yesterday
that while the prospective purchaser. are
identified with the Edison Electric Illu-
minating Company, the deal now about
to be cOnsummated does not mean the
abandonment of that company's proposed
operations in Savannah. 1t was the gen.
eral impression, and was so stated by
Brush director, that the Edison company
considered the purchase of the Brush
stock the better of two things
Il do not say it is probable the Edison
company Will proceed with its operations. ="
said Mr.. Baldwin, but the requirement
of the Brush stock does not mean tbe
abandonment of our project. 1t is con-
sidered there is plenty of patronage in
savannah to support two companies, and
If the proposed improvements are not
made, it won't be because we were afraid
to undertake the work. There is a pos
sibility yet of the Edison company com
ing to the front"
When the proposed transfer of stock was
first reported. a director of the Brush
company said: "The transfer is under
stood TO mean that there is not room for
two companies in Savannah and for this
reason the Edison company decided to ac-
quire the Brush stock, if possible. We
understand this to mean they would not
make their proposed Improvements"
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FUTURE OF ESTlLL PARK.
Continued from Eishtb Psge)

considered necessary to the health ana
welfare of the peop.e. If Eshi park -
Well situated for the purpose for which
IL was dedicated. il ii is canable OF i'm
provement and development on the line for
which it was .ntended at reasonable cost.
there may be good reasons why the city
should hold on TO the property, even at
some expense to itself. There Is yet time
10 consider the matter"
What is the Park and Tree Commission
going TO do about it?" Mr.. p. u. Dann
chairman of the commission, was asked by
a Morning News reporter
What is the public going to do about
IT, said Mr.. Dafiin in reply That ia
the only answer that # is necessary TO
make in my oDinien. After the city has
already expended a Considerable amount
on the park il seems 10 me to DO bad bust
ness judgment to allow TIRE properly 10
revert TO the county. 1t seems 80 be plac-
ing a very small valuation on 275 acres
OF land within a short distance OF the
city"
Mr.. Datfin was asked what improve
ments the commission had made at Estill
park with the money appropriated by the
city.
We have sunk an artesian we'll" he
said; built a house, begun a nursery for
supplying trees TO the city and made other
improvements there. OF course. with only
$500 a year we could not accomplish much.
nut the money has not been wasted"
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PROPOSALS WANTED.

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PUBLIC NOTICE.-Ohice of Depot
Quartermaster u. S. A., Savannah, Ga,
Dec. %, 1898.-Sealed proposals. in tripii-
cate, subject TO the usual conditions will
perceived at this Office until O'Clock p.
m. Saturday, Dec 81 1898, at which time
and place they will be opened in the pres
ence OF bidders for furnishing the neces-
sary labor and services In loading coal
from wharf. cars or lighters as may be
necessary on us. transports, and trim
ming same in bunkers, during the period
commencing Jan. /, 1899, and ending March
81 1899, at such times day or night, and
at such places within the port of fSavan-
nah as the necessities of the public service
may demand. The right is reserved 20 ac-
cept or reject any or all bids, or any parts
thereof The successful bidder Tor bid
ders) will be required TO give bond in the
sum of five hundred $50 dollars for the
faithful performance OF the requirements
of his proposal Proposals must be signed
by the bidder, and enclosed IN a sealed
envelope, addressed to the undersigned,
and marked Proposals for Coaling Trans
ports, to be opened Dec. 81, 1885," ]. B.
BELLINGER, 1t. Col. and Depot Quar-
termaster.
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PUNIsHING MILITARY OFFENDERS
some sample Sentences Passed h,.
Court Martials Here This week.

sentences PASSED nv
court Martials Here This Week.
court martials are in progress in Savan-
nan nearly all the time now trying men
Tor grave or minor offenses which are vio-
Iauons of the articles OF war. Some Of
lHese oltenses which might appear 10 the
CIVILIAN as Insignificant. are punished
severely in order TO preserve the discipline
Oh the army. For instance Private Louis
Jordan of Battery c, Second United States
Artillery, who was charged with being alb
sent from retreat roll call in violation of
'He oofd article of war, not being pre-
vented by sickness or other necessity from
repairing at the time fixed to the place
designated Tor retreat roll call" was SEN
fenced yesterday to be dishonorablv dis
charged from the army, FORGETTING all pay
ana allowances and to be confined at hard
lapor for three months at St. Francis bar-
racks at St Augustine Fla.
private Phenias V. Conklin of Battery
IL, Second Artillery, who deserted. was
dlshonorably discharged, FORGETTING all pay
ana allowance, and sentenced in addition
TO one year at hard labor
Private Arthur G. Rivers Of Rat+arv r
Second Artillery, who absented himself on
mission, was sentenced 20 two months at
hard labor and to forfeit $50 of his pay.
Private John NJ. Barbee of Company L.
second South Carolina, who. While con-
hned in the regimental guard house, helped
George w. Mckinney of Company X. Sec
ond South Carolina, who was awaiting
trlal for desertion, 20 escape, was found
suilty and sentenced to pay a fine of
$lo'60. Gen. Douglass disapproved the SEN
lence as being entirely inadequate to the
ofense committed and ordered Private
barbee released from confinement and re,
stored to duty
Private Thomas r. Sears of Battery H.
name Artillery, who quit guard duty with
out leave, was sentenced to be confined
at hard labor for three months and for
TEXTURE OF pay for that period The guard
house of the Maine Artillery was deslg,
mated as the place for his Imprisonment
These sentences are Sufficient 10 give the
outside pubic some idea of how certain
oHenses are viewed in the army.
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SOLICITING FOR STRIKERS.
s. NJ. White Is After Funds for the
Augusta TOilcrs.

s. NJ. White Is After Funds for the
Augusta TOilcrs.
S. NJ. White, representing the Central
Labor Union of Atlanta. came to savan-
nah yesterday in the interest Of the Au-
gusta strikers, who are said to be in
need of help. He is one of a committee
visiting various cities for the purpose
of enlisting the sympathies of the labor
element in behalf of the strikers, and get
ting contributions to help them along in
their fight against the mill owners.
White says the others on the committee
with him are William Strauss, president
federation Of trades of Atlanta, Il. A.
Davidson, jerome Jones and w. II. Hefin
of Atlanta. They were detailed to the
work Of soliciting subscriptions on request
of the Augusta strikers, who are In close
circumstances from being out Of employ
ment one member of the committee
went into South Carolina another 10 Chat
tanooga, while the others are at work in
Atlanta.
Chairman Daffin OF the Park and Tree
Commission gave White permission yes
terday to make speeches in Franklin
square and Telfair place. lie proposes to
tell the way the strikers have been treat
ed, and then appeal for aid for them In
continuing until the mill owners agree TO
maintain the scale of wages formerly
maid
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AUcTIoN SALE TmIs DAY.
TEMPORARY ADMINISTRATORS
SALE
!. n. Ia ROCHE, Auctioneer.

will sell on FRIDAY, Dec 90, 1898, at
Y O'Clock on that day. at public cutlery,
upon the premises on southeast corner of
York street lane and Price streets, in Sa-
vannah, Ga, under special order of the
Ordinary of Chatham county, all the
stock I'm trade of the late John II. LANCE
upon said premises. consisting Of Groce-
ries and Liquors ana Dry Goods, and all
such articles as are usually kept in a gro
Gerry and liquor store, in Savannah Ca,
including all fixtures, such as Ice Box,
Beer Pump and Apparatus. Refrigerator,
Coffee MIL Counter ana Platform Scales,
Iron Safe, Oil Tanks, Step Ladder, Paper
Rollers Lamp Shades and Lamps, etc.
And also one light brown Texas Horse
and Sulky. A fun schedule Of contents OF
store has been filed in Office Of said Ordi-
nary at the Court House, and the store
VIII be kept open for inspection by bid
ders and purchasers until the sale
HARRY LANCE,
Temporary Administrator estate John III.
Lange.
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NEW YEARS on THE TRACK.
Horses Getting in Their Prepare
tory Work.

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tory Work.
The horses a the Thunderbolt Driving
Park are receiving their preparatory work
for the New Years races. Manager A. P
Doyle has a harness event, two running
races and an exhibition by the guldeless
wonder Rushmont, scheduled for the af-
ternoon, which will furnish a splendid en-
tertanment for the patrons Of the park
The entries for the harness race will close
Friday.
There is some talk among owners TO
start the two PAGERS Lizzie Swift and Liz
zie F, in the same event with Joe Gre
CORY and Madwood. This will make an in
teresting contest as all of the horses nam
ed can step around 2:90.
The runners at the track are being
worked daily. There will be a three
eighth heat event and a three sixth dash
All of the sprinters will start in the three
eighth heats, and it will certainly be a
hot affair from start to finish.
Mr.. Doyle said yesterday that he intends
10 call the Rushmont exhibition early in
the programme. so every one can see the
famous PAGER work.
After the races New Year Joe Jordan in
tends to star Rushmont through the South
and visit all the fairs and give the people
of Georgia a chance to see the great PAGER
in his exhibition.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

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COOK AND HOUSE GIRL; SHORT
hours; quiet midde-aged parties only.
Fox, Hull and Whitaker.
WANTED CAPABLE WOMAN,
without encumbrance, to cook and do plain
washing. Apply at 425 Bun Street
FIRST-CLASS MANGLE HAND
starch help can get employment at the
e. & w. Laundry, 712 Anderson, west.
WOMAN WANTED. FOR GENERAL.
housework Apply 105 East Broad street.
WANTED WHITE WOMAN OR GIRL
for light homework; good home for right
party; references required. Apply Field
Cottage, Henry and OFT streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-30
DOES NOT GO TO HAVANA.
The FoIsjo VIII Sail for Cartagena
80 Take Cattle TO Cuba.

30 Take Cattle TO CUBA.
The steamship Folsjo, Of the Munson
Line. which has been in Savannah for
some time. does not go from this port to
Havana, but instead cleared for Carta-
pena. United States of Colombia, where
cargo Of cattle will be taken on for Gu
ban ports. While the Foisjo has been at
this port, about 5000 has been expended
in work on her. She is now equipped
for the cattle trade and will probably be
kent in that line of business for some time
The steamship India, of the same line
arrived Yesterday and viii likewise, II IS
uuderstood, he fitted out here Tor the callit
trade as we'll as the carrying OF general
merchandise. The Munson Company, IL
is stated despite the poor success thai
attended the first efforts to establish trade
Connections between this port and Cuba,
has not entirely despaircd, but expects IN
he end to get Savannah merchants to
shin directly to the island on it's vessels
and otherwise to become factor IN the
commercial developments Of the port.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-30
AT REST IN LAUREL GROVE.
Impressive Funeral of the Late l.. w.
Lnndershfne

.
Lnndershine.
The funeral of the late L. W. Lander
shine took place yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock from the residence, No 1918 Aber-
corn street. There was a large attend
ance Of friends, relatives and brother
members of lodges and organization
The funeral service was conducted at the
house and cemetery, Laurel Grover by the
pastor Of ST. PauPs Lutheran Church, Rev.
NJ. j. Epung. AT the grave the last rites
for the Masonic dead were performed.
The Confederate Veterans Association
attended the funeral. and. in token of his
adherence to the cause, the flag of TIE
Confederacy was draped over the coffin
in which reposed the remains of the ox-
lieutenant of the Oglethorpe Light Infan-
try. detachment of this command was
also IN attendance as an escort under the
command Of Lieut.. Richardson Landrum
Lodge Of Masons attended in a body The
feneral cortege was headed ~ the band
Of tho First Regiment.
The pail bearers We're as follows: Capt
J. Q. POstell DR.. John J.. Ancrum Of
Charleston. Mr.. John r. L8Far ana Mr.
A. Marmclstein, veterans: Mr. O.. NJ VIII
lams and Mr.. ~ j. Alderman Landrum
Lodge Mr.. q. IT. Richardson aud capt
81. j.. uslna. OgrthOrpcs.
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nrLp wANTEp-MALE.

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WANTED, A NEGRO BOY AS BUT
Ter; must know how to milk COW. APP
ply 1Q4 Jones street. west.
WANTED, YOUNG MAN TO WORK
in store ana make himself generally use
full. Address s. c., care Morning News.
also state salary wanted.
WANTED, BRIGHT ACTIVE SCAN
dinavian young man as drummer. Call to
201 West River street Estate ~ Paulsen.
WANTED, TWO OR THREE GOOD
timers; none but sober reliable men need
apply. e. G. Pacetu & Son.
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TEMPORARY ADMINISTRATORS
SAIIG.


II ID IN tdVIH iIl' AuVU0neeF.
/ viii sell on FRIDAY. Dec 30, 1893, at
10 a. m, on that day at public outcry, up
on the premises on northeast corner of
West Broad and Perry streets, in Savan-
nan. Ga, under special order from the
Ordinary OF Chatham county, all the stock
i'm trade Of the late John II. LANCE upon
said premises, consisting Of Liquors and
Cigars and Tobaccos, Cash Register,
Bar Fixtures and Glasses, Iron Safe.
Show Case and contents, etc. A fun
schedule of contents of store has been
filed in the Office of the Ordinary of said
county, and the store will be kept open
until the sale for inspection by bidders or
purchasers. HARRY LANCE,
Temporary Administrator estate John II.
Lauge.
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CLOSING OUT or STERLING
curling irons tooth brushes. NAH brushes.
combs shaving brushes, shaving cups,
razor suops, glove boxes, jewel boxes. al
buins, toilet and manicure sets, shaving
sets, hair brushes. The price no object.
as they mustn't be carried over New
Year. Fegeas, the Reliable Jeweler, IS
East Broughton.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN RUGS.
arr squares, portiers. fancy mattings. car
pets and large Smyrna rugs. for holiday
trade. c. p. Miller, agent.
CHOICE LINE OF sIDEBOARDs.
dining tables. han stands, library tables.
chiffonieres. ladies' desks. china closets
and fancy furniture for holiday presents.
c. p. Miller assent
TO THE OLDIERS.-OUR SIBLEY
Wood Stove with three joint pipe $3.50; or
our Seventh Corps OH Heater. $1.25, are
what you need this cold weather. Corn
wen & Chapman, los Congress street
OTHELLO RANGES. DOMESTIC
Sunshine. Home Sunshine. Excelsior Penn
Cook Royal Manhattan, Cotton Plant, for
sale by p. II. Kiernan. 10 West State
street.
ELEGANT LINE or COUCHEs. BED
lounges, parlor suits and fancy chairs,
suitable for holiday presents c. p. Miller.
agent.
PORCELAIN LINED BATH TUBS,
syphon jet water closets and the latest
sanitary improvements. Let me give you
a bid. p. II. Herman. 10 w. State street.
STOVES, HEATERS AND TIN ROOFS
repaired. p. Ii. Herman, 10 w. State
street.
CHILDREN'S FURNITURE, DOLL
carriages. go-carts, tricycles, and full line
of holiday goods. c. p. Miller, agent.
BROUGHTON BROS. CONTRACT
ors; painting and paper hanging. uS
President. west. rear postoffice.
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OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUAR-
termaster, Savannah, Ca, Dec. &C. 1885,.
Sealed proposals in triplicate win be re-
ceived here until y o'clock noon, jan 6,
1899, and then opened for painting the ex-
terror Of the buildings for a general hos
pltal now in the course Of erection near
Savannah, Ca. Information furnished ON
application. United States reserves right
to accept or reject any or all proposals.
Envelopes should be endorsed Proposals
for painting hospital" and addressed 10
Capt. John w. McHarg, A. Q. M. OF
Vols, Savannah, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-30
ST. NICHOLAS PAID THEM A VISIT,
Children of the Isle of Hope sunday
school Entertained.


school Entertained.
A very pleasant Christmas celebration
was enjoyed last night by the Isle Of Hope
Union Sunday school There was a large
attendance of the relatives and friends of
the children, and all enjoyed themselves
greatly.
Several gentlemen and ladies went out
from the city to attend. The girls of the
Savannah Female Orphan Home were
out under the guidance of Mr. r. B. Rep
pard. Their excellent voices helped to
make the musical part of the entertain
ment particularly pleasing.
A programme of songs and recItations
had been arranged for the occasion. Up
on lis rendition the distribution of the
present began. The professional hvmn
was The Star That Leads Them All
and the children marched 10 their seats
while singing.
The professional was followed by a
prayer by the superintendent, Mr.. John
F. LaFar. Another hymn, "a Song of
Christmas-Tlde" was then rendered. after
which an address of welcome was made
by Master Willie Dawson. ION That
First Christmas Morn" was sung Then
Gussie BOnaud recited What Happens
When Christmas Comes" in a very acceD-
table manner. Other hymns sung were
Thy Light Is Come" Gloria in Excel
sis Dec" 10, the Christmas Angels
Sing" and over the Manager" A duet by
Mrs. Fisher and Miss Gross was prettly
sung, anC the recitation by Miss Kate
Dawson was enjoyed. A pleasing adj
press was heard from Mr.. Reppard. and
little Miss Halle Dawson charmed all
with her recitation.
At the close of the programme the SUI,
perintendent warned The children to be
quiet, as Santa Claus was about to made
his appearance They gladly obeyed and
his coming was hailed with delight He
gavo present to each child and made
great fun for them in doing so.
The entertainment was one of the most
pleasant that has ever been held by the
school. The children were Interested ana
enjoyed the event thoroughly Mr.. LaFar
will become superintendent of the Sunday
school of st. PaU.s Lutheran Church on
Jan. !, and it is expected that his success
with the Isle of Hope school will follow
him to his new field of labor
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BEYOND THE CITY LIMITS.

eraI to Abnte Nuisance.
Health officer lie Hardy is seeking the
Intervention Of Solicitor General Osborne
to abate a nuisance near Bonaventure
cemetery. The complaint Is caused by
dumpngs on the land of Mr.. f. J. Thorn
as, adjoining the cemetery, and which
produces an offensive odor thereabout.
DR.. lie Hardy finds he has no power 70
have the nuisance abated by reason OF the
locality being beyond the two-rnile turis-
dictional limit, and for that reason he has
asked Mr.. Osborne to bring the matter to
the attention of the grand jury.
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For RENT-sroREs.

FOR RENT DESIRABLE GROCERY
store and dwelling, corner Bolton and Bur
roughs Streets possession given Jan. l.
Apply 1l6 Hun street, west.
FOR RENT. STORES 1856 AND 1877 BAY
street, lately occupied by Messrs M. s.
d. A. Byck; immediate possession. For
terms apply 10 Geo. W. Owens, Attorney
at-Law.
FOR RENT, FROM JAN. /, 1899, THAT
old and well established green grocery
stand fronting on Drayton street. and ex-
tending from corner OF Macon 10 Charl-
ton street. Apply to Champion & Gar
many. l6 Bryan, east.
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EnIpLoYMENT WANTED.

EXPERIENCED SADESDADY. HAV-
ing good references, wants work in office
or store. Tarver's Employment Bureau
WANTED, SET OF BOOKS TO KEEP
at night; satisfaction guaranteed. Book
keeper, this office.
WANTED, POSITION AS AN UP-TO-
date saw-liler y years on circular, bands
and gangs. Address Barker, 2613 Caliope
street, New Orleans, La.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Whereas, Henry r. Alexander has applied
to Court of Ordinary for letters Of admin
istration on the estate of Jette Alexander,
deceased. These are, therefore, to cite md
admonish all whom it may concern 10 be
and appear before said court to make OBJ
lection or any they have) on or before
the first Monday in January next other
wise said letters viii be granted.
Witness, the Honorable Hampton T.. Fer
riu, Ordinary for Chatham county, this
the Sth day OF December. 1893
FRANK u. KEILBACH.
Clerk c. o.. c. c.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
nELIGInTs- NnrICEs-

TEMPLE MICKNA ISRAEL. CORNER
Bun aud GORDON streets Rev J. p. Men
des, rabbi Evening service, Friday. 6
O'Clock p. m. Morning service, Saturday.
10 o'clock d. m. Sunday school. Sunday,
10 o'clock a. m Friday, lecture, Mother
ana Child" Saturday morning, Minutes
Win the Bible" Strangers and soldiers
cordially invited
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FoR RENT-nOoMs-

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FOR RENT. VERY DESIRABLE
room, unfurnlshed, located centrally in
private family. Address Room, care Morn
ing News.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH
rooms for rent. 1l9 Lincoln street
DESIRABLE CONNECTING ROOMS
first floor; large hall, third floor: Lyons
block; rent reasonable. John Lyons.
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RESIGNED HIS POST AS SURGEON
DIR. J. G. FARRELL Gives Up n Commits
sion ia the First Georgia.

DR. J. G. farrell has rendered his resis'
eaton as surgeon Of the First Regiment
Georgia Volunteers Tho resignation win go
~ the office Of the adjutant general in At
,.,,, rpon bis not6cauon that the as
100 s.iHlfant general has acted upon g.
"a feo,ton viii recommend some surgeon
Nv succeed Dr. FARRELL and the appointment
viii b. made. - ,,,i
Dr farrell has been surgeon Of ne iehi-
mi ~ more than two years. lie mas
made sn enlclent officer and tne regiment
Ia r,grst a,s retirement IT, JaueN ZEN
lered hls services 90 enc Governor Or 'Ne
sutbreak of tto war aud served apilhB
NE Porto Riean campaign,