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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-08

to all Eastern points at the lowest
rates and transferring passengers
and baggage free Of charge. Capt.
j. d. Moore, an affable and efficient
clerk, has charge ofthe Office, while
the courteous Billy Collins presides
over the cabins and looks after the
wants Of passengers.
The Ruth, Captain Milt Harry,
will be in tonight from White river
with a good list Of cotton, and viii
leave promptly tomorrow evening
with a return trip, going through
to J~acksonport and connecting with
the Alberta and Milt Harry for the
upper White and Black rivers.
Freight will be received for her at
the Lee wharfboat at all times. Ed
Crowell is her purser, which is a
sure guarantee of all business en-
trusted to her being promptly at
tended to.
The steamer James ID. Parker,
which left here Wednesday evening
for Cincinnati, when near Fulton,
sixty miles above here, burst her
steam-pipe yesterday morning at
eight o'clock, slightly scalding and
wounding Joe Edwards, fireman,
and deck passengers Ed M'Gantry,
Bear Roper, Thomas Terry, Cole
man Conant, John Carroll, Mike
Donohue aud John Mike. The
James W. Gaff came along a short
time after the accident and took
aboard all the wounded, accompa-
MED by Captain Q. B. Russell, who
came down with them and had
them comfortably taken care of and
sent them to the Marine Hospital
last evening, where they will prob
ably soon recover from their pain
ful wounds. Captain Russell re-
turned last night on the Alice with
a new pipe, and the Parker's repairs
will be completed to-day and will
proceed on her voyage to Cinciu-
natl and come out on her regular
time.
SNAGs.-A correct list of snags
in the Mississippi, taken on our
down trip from Cairo to New Or
leans; . at head Island No. /; 2 at
Belmont Landing, Luken's Bend /;
/ on point below Belmont Landing;
l in bend Island IA, half mile from
foot of bend; l below head Island
25; 4 on Corner bar, below Island
&c; 1 above Fletcher's crossing; lin
the channel, below Fletcher's; 2 at
head Of Old Hen, in way Of tow.
boat landing; 2 at Snag's Crossing
to Buck Island; 2 at Blue Point;
l in bend above cutoff; z left of
bar at Peters; 1 in bend above
Moon; 4 abreast head of Moon;
foot Of Moons Towhead l in bend
at Burdeau; l below Burdeau; l at
foot Fox Island; l abreast of Ar
bensfield; l in crossing to Berry's f;
3 just above St. Francis river; i in
crossing to Island co; l alongside
Island 60; l at head of Oldtown
bend; 2 at Island SO, just below
head Of island l at head of Islands
67 and 68 /; l below Carson landing,
abreast foot of heavy timber in
bend , below False Point, half a
mile below last-named A; | just be-
low Napoleon /; l below Greenyille ;
l in bend Wacluse; 2 midway Wa
cluse; l on Poverty Point; l at
Island 90; Lat chute of So; 3 at
bend below Island %, just above
big timber in bend 2 above Mel
sons Point l below Goodrich's
landing; l left of bar at 90; 3 at
Brunswick Point, 3 above and l
abreast; l in eddy, foot of Cow-pen
bend l at foot of Natchez Island
2 at Waterloo, / abreast of town
and l above.
RoBT. HoULDREN,
Dlnt I Qkn.. M-n--1I
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Thursday, February IS, 1878.

curing legal hours, at the southwest eorner os
Msmrt ana Madison streets, in the city Of
nronayfv ser Iof cash, at public outcry, the
Issws, to-wit: Acertain tract Of LANAI my iv e. Ioi,
Snelpy county; Tenn. being the northwost
quarter Of section 9. toWnship / "y yaaee
west OF me basis meridian line Of the Cabiels,'
less. AVV acres, more or
Inc right of redemption is waived in s.;d
b hIsf oeed, and the title is believed to be- eosS
Dut1 sell and convey only as Trnsfee 10 So'u'
Lyrrs 8 W. >; A; ANDERSON, Trustee.
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Trustees Sale,

ny VIRTUE Of q deed Of trust 10 mo exc
- cuted by Sarah A. Provine (widow), on
tho 24th day of July, 1877, to secure the
payment Of certain indebtedness therein mem
toned, / will, at the request Of the beneficial
RES therein. sell at. public auction. to tho
ner Of Main and Madison streets, in the city
Of Memnhis, Tenn, at u O'elook M. on
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MULES \ HORSES.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Friar's Point, Coahoma.........-...5 p.n
gohnson's Landing. 0seeola Bslle....-.5 pm
ST. Louis, Grand ToWer..".................5 p. n
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Alice, New Orleans.
Golddust, New Orleans.
James d. Parker, Cincinnati.
Grand Tower, Vicksburg.
Capitol City, St. Louis.
Coshona, Friar's Point.
Osceola Belle, Johuson's.
Katie Hooper, Arkansas river
Simpson Herner, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Alice, Pittsbnrg.
City Of Chester, st. Louis.
Goldjust, St. Louis.
Capitol City, Vicksburg.
Phil Allin, Arkansas City.
Geo W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
Simpson Horner, Ohio river,
BOATS IN Port.
CoahNma, 0sceola Belle, j. W. CAT,
Grand Tower, Katie Hooper.
Condition of tue Eivers
The Mississippi at this point fell
l inch in the twenty-rour hours
ending at noon to-day, being now
81 feet z inches above low water
mark. AT St. Louis the decline
was 3 inches, with 10 feet 10 inches
on the gauge; at Cairo 3 inchea,
with ~ feet 3 inches on the gauge.
The Ohio river is receding steadily
from Plttsburg down, with 0 feet
in the canal. Cumberland river is
falling, with Is feet on the gauge
at Nashville. Arkansas river is
declining, with II feet on the gauge
at Little Rock. White river is fall.
ing slowly, with a good boating
stage Of water from Jacksonport to
the mouth.
miscellaneous.
Muddy and d~isagreeable on the
leyee.
The rain and Indictment weather
deferred shipments.
The Andy Baum, for Memphis,
passed Louisville yesterday.
The Centennial from st. Louis.
and the Sharp Mcdonald and Joe
Williams with lows of coal for New
Orleans, passed Vicksburg yeSter.
day.
The Robert Mitchell for the Ohio
river passed Vicksburg last evening
and is due up tomorrow.
The City of Vicksburg arrived
at Vicksburg yesterday and leaves
there to-day at noon for st. Louis
The Garrett and barges and J
B. M. Kehlor left Cairo last night
Tor New Orleans.
The Phil Allin returned to Ar.
kansas City with a good trip.
Will Wheeler, second clerk of the
). W. Gaff, will be married at Gin.
cinnati on the 18th to an accom-.
pished and interesting lady,
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
HONEY
tEBLfC l.gDGER OfFICE.
MEHPHIs. TKNN., February S, 1878.

Eha A.AL4AA
MEHPH1s. TEEN., February 5. 1885,
The money market is quiet with cur.
rency in light supply, the large amount
of cotton now baing carried by our mer-
chants rendering it incumbent on the
banks to make liberal discounts on short
time paper. The rates are steady st s
to 10 per cent, with a tendency toward
lower figures. Exchange is steady at I
discount for demand on New York and
the East, and : discount for sight on
points beyond New York. New Orleans
rates are OF buying, and par selling.
Gold opened in New York todsy at 1929
aud closed at lO2. Dealers here pay lOl
and sell lc higher. with offerings light
and little demand. There is some IL
quiry reported for a few Of our local Sc.
o,-.sfes
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Trustees Sale.

RY virtue Of a deed Of trust made to me By
ACV. WILLIAMS end Repsy @. Williams, his
wife, of record in the office Of the Recorder of
the county OF st Francis, in the State-of Ar.
kansas, in Book I, page 3l4, and for the pur.
pose of paying the debt due to B. LOWenstein
q Bros. secured thereby, which debt remains
unnnid. / will. on
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Princess Clolhilde did not attend the
funeral Of her father on account Of her
religious scruples. She looked upon his
rule at Rome as q usurpa.ion OF the
pope's authority. DuriDgthe king's life.
time she never visited him at Rome
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LIVERPOOL. .FebrulryS $3.50 pm Cotton
in fair dtmsnd Snd freely supplied. MiddlinS
unlRnds. sd; middling Orleans, 6Nd, Sales,
s 600 bales, ef which 1000 were for axoort and
speculation. Arrivals buyers Offering l 32d
moVo
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Trustees Sale.

RT VIRTUE Of a deed Of trust made to me as
v W frV wiS on the %th Of January, 1876 BY
wlie, and Of record in the office of the Re0iss
Yer OF shelby county in Book No 10, page ".
ana LOT the purpose of paying the inuebted,.
ness to 3: Lowenstein Il Bros, thereby "a.
cured which remains unpaid, L will. on ihe
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Trustee,s eaIe.

4 virtue q a trust deed made to me BY
ary. Is77 ana pooley on the 10th day Of Rebru-,
OF shelby %o9qnty. Tenn. in Book No. ia
page oyl, and being requested bv tbe bsneee;,'
airy to foreclose it, l will, on ~ INV penenoi-
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1918 -1O96.l
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

Chancery Court Of Shelby ~oounty-John W.
garter ct al; vs.; Virginia Owen ct al, and
George w. Webb VS.. ii. Trby.
by VIRTUE OF AN INTERLOCUTORY
- decree f~trsale, entered in the above causes
on the 18th day Of December, 1875, and re-,
newed. etc., February l. 1878, I will sell, at
public auction, to tho highest bidder, in front
Of the CLERK ana Masters Office. courthouse
building, Main street, Memphis, Tenn. on
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CoTrea.

Tie make, this morning opened quiet
Aai steady. with q isir demand, factors
realizing quotations on sll desirable Of
ferings. Quotations unchanged.
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ON Wednesday, Febrnarr bal 1sas

in front of the Court house at Msmnh;. A.
VIio"l property, situated in Shelby eonrtv
fRsSIe Oh tennessee, and described as follows:
iDselng a part Of lots No. 4 and s. In bloct Nc
5z, on the plan of South MemnhGsv NO;
bounded as follows: Beginning at he sontbI
E Ssiar corner Of a lot conveyed by John A.
h ntIn 70 Ars; M. Blass in the north line Of
peal street; thence east with the north S;na
81 Beai street about one hundred and sfty
ieet q the southwest corner Of a lot convsvea
~ ypnu 4. Alen to X. f. Crompton thence
porIh with the west line Of said jot two bnno
qIed and forty feet to the south line Of The
yehn hice grant thence west with the Ri,e
tng ABOUT 4 hundred and seventy. five feet
10 me northwest corner of the John A. Alien
lot; thence south - feet to the nortbwest
eorner 81 the lot conveyed By John A, Allen
70 sirs. m; Blass; thence east with Mrs Blass5
nGitnern nne twenty five feet; thence south
WIN Mrs. Blass' east line one hundred and
torty.nye feet to the beginning. Right of re-
SSepPtl?n waived; Title believed to be good.
put 1 viii sell and convey only as Trustee'
llO-l4o j. d. WILLIAMS Trnsfaa
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Trustees Sale.

RY VIRTUE of n trust dead
~ and recorded in the office Of ubsae 20 me
81 Shelby county, Tenn, in Record Boo1ts 'sNge er
o. o. Rage 20, l will sell at public outcry. fer,
vesn' LOT the purpose Of paying the indehtad-
ness secured by said trust deed.
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NEW YORK. February 8. 1880 a.m.-Spets
quiet and steady, with futures a shade stead

NEW YORK, February 5. L2:5 p.m.-Ootton
dull, with futures steady. Sales for future
delivery l7.TO bales.
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STEAMBOATS,.
RnecinI Nnticn-

DY telegram from the steamer 49,
- RUTH, at Doyall's Bluff. she Ia fxS
will arrive tonight with a good %a0aAf@
trip and leave on regular time SATURDAY,
The 9Th inst. at I'm. ior all points on White
riYer Shippers will please serd freight to
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-08

W. B. TURNER, solicitor for complainant.
1870 l86-l42 l4S
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-10-03
Den "saltade" diamant-
grufVan.

EIlsabethtown Kentucky sarades
nyligen en- gatstrid en- man, hvars
namn ar f6rbundet med ett af de frac.
kaste svindlerier, som nagonsin fore.
kOmmit. ~
Mannen heter Philip Arnold; han ar
f6dd i Elisabethtown, gick sasom ung
man till California och visade sig sasom
rik man for s eller ar sedan ater
sin fodelsestad, dar man berattade, att
han nagonstades Western upptackt ett
Eldorado. Smart emellertid kom da-
gen huru han f6rvarfYat sina rikedo.
mar. .,s,.,-... 20. s-ss -.z.,. u Ii;
Arnold hade med ungefar $40, 700
seglat till London och dar genom andra
personer latit uppkopa ALA raa, billi.
ga, sma diamanter pa darvarande
marknad - tillsammans omkring en-
bushel. Kort darefter uppdykte han
ater San Francisco, och bland de sto.
ra spekulanterna darstades blef bekant,
att Arnold och en- viss Slack -likaledes
fran Elisabethtown och Arnolds med
hjelpare- -upptackt en- dal, full af dia-
manter, rubiner, sapRhirer Q. $. Y.
Genast bildades ett aktiebolag, se-
dan Arnold San Francisco och New
York framvisat h6gar af diamanter.
Den beromde juvelh ndlaren Tiffany j
New York var dock litet misstrogen,
emedan man dittills aldrig funnit olika
sorters adelstenar pa en- och samma
plats. Men manga, daribland general
Mcclellan lato lura sig. Nu afsandes
en- underso okning commission under
duktiga guilds sokare, och Arnold forde
den % Maj 1872 fran Denver Colora-
do till sin trolldai. Mo dagar varade
resan, emedan Arnold iemt forde fol
ket onkring en- krets, fastan dalen
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-10-03

lag blott 40 mil afiagsen fran Denver,
Mensi da1en 6fyertra fades de djerfvaste
f6rvantningar,ty Arnold och kamrater
hade dar pa bestamda platser g0mt
smassor af diamanter eller, som det he
terpa minarespraket, s.saltat" marken
med diamanter. Arnold erh0ll unge.
far en- half million dollars af aktierna,
hvilka nu saldes med stor latthet.
y Men upptackten kom smart nog.
London "Times" varnade f6rst, eme.
dan olika slags adelstenar efter geolo-
giska regler ej kunna f6rekomma pa
samma plats, och emedan tidningen
.erfarit ON det stora diamantkopet
London fora aret. Arnold fydde till
Elisabethtown och kopte dar for $780,
900 sin diamantdal tillbaka af de no.
nom forfoliande hufvuddelegarne, och
forblef alltsa en- ssstenrik" man.
Han blef nu bankgrundare, kom i
konhikt med en- AMMAN bank, hvars
kredit han s6kte nedsatta, och STAN.
des af denna for 1926, 900 skadeersatt-
ming. Han pryglade nu upp en- af
bankens tjensteman, H. N. Holsworth,
som till ersattning lurade pa honom
med en- b0ssa och sk0t honOm med ha-
gel armen och br6stet. Arnold be.
svarade det oaktadt elden men sk6t en-
farmare genom lifyet, medan Hols.
woth traffade en- AMMAN man, men sjelf
f6rblef osarad. Sa brukas det nu
Kentucky. Hvarf6r haller sig icke
tredje personen fran gatan, da annat
folk will skiuta pa hvarandra ?--heter
det dar. (Fadernesl.)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-10-03
De ada metallernas produktien
och f0rbrukning.
(Ur Stool lolms Dagblad.l

Man antager, att yid tiden for Ame-
rikas upptack icke hela den da kan.
da yerlden fanns mer an / milli-
ard francs ada metaller, hyaraf 700
millioner silver och 300 millioner
guild. Fran 1900 till l848 beraknas
produktionen hafva yarit omkring "A
milliarder, hYaraf 80 milliarder silf.
q yer och "A milliarder guild. Silver
prod duktionen var alltsa mer an dub.
belt sa stor som guild oduktionen,
men med uppta ckten af de guldf6ran.
de lagren Sibirien, Kalifornien och
Australien intrader en- f6randring.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-10-03
det andra ar ju Minnesota konferen.
sens laroYerk f6rlagdt pa denna plats.

det andra ar ju Minnesota konferen.
sens laroyerk f6rlagdt pa denna plats.
b Angaende darhuset will jag ej saga
mycket, ty det har pa senare tiden er.
$hallit tillb6rlig arksamhet. Det
5tyckes att den oarlige prestmannen
borde, i sallskap med den sorgligt
ryktbare 81. w. Beecher, begifva sig
till nagon ahagsen vra af verlden, for
att tillbringa sina aterstaende dagar,
undang6mda fran hederliga menni-
skors blickar. ,-~s. = F.
Angaende Gustaf Adolphs.skolan
kan jag mamma att den oppnades den
1:sta September, enlig tillkannagif'
vande. Elevernas antal ar annu gan.
ska ringa-uppgaende blott till Is.
Den 1:sta November kommer Folk.hog-
skolafdelningen att. 5=taga sin borjan,
SAINT sluta den 1:sta April. I denna
afdelning kommer att gifvas under
dervisning i: Kristendom, svenska
och engelska spraken, matematik, hi
storia, geograf m. m.
1ngen af vsra svenska farmares0.
ner, som 6nska inhemta nagot af all
mant vetande borde forsumma att an.
wanda delta tillfalle.
Ar darhus-byggnaden en- heder for
staten, sa- ar Gustaf Adolps-skolan i
sanning en- heder for svenskarne inom
staten; ty hvad kan battre rekom.
mendera ett folk an dess f6rsok att
sprida kristlig undervisninge Ma
denna skola blifva kar for vart sven
ska. folk som vardera modersmal,
svensk bildning och framf6r ALT hysa
en- kristlig askadning af skoluppfo-
stran och som tro att 'sUerrans fruk-
tan ar vishetens begynnelse.' Ma dem
ma skola sta som ett andligt och intel.
lektuelt fyrtorn, for svenskarne Min
nesota och hedra oss inf0r samtid och
efterverld! Mn.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-10-03
Al; ntr,na an hssts alder. Da h5

Att utrona en- hasts alder. Da ha.
stem uppnatt s ars alder, Visar sig un-
der nedre 6gonlocket ett week, och
for hvarje al blirs en- ny rynka synlig.
Da det. som bekant, az mycket svart
att bestamma huru gammal en- hast
ar sedan han uppnatt slit attonde az.
och da tecknen, hvarefter man rattar
sig. ofta pa ett f0ryillande satt for
sandras, f6rtjenar denna anyisning
hastkannares sarskilda uppmarksam.
het.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-10-03
Bref fran folket.
ST. PErER d. % Sept. ,7s:

ST. PErER d. 28 Sept. 7S.
Red. df Miaan. Stats I'iid,siaag.
Enar st. Peter ar en- beryktad stad
sa torde Diet intressera nagra Stats
lid. lasare att Sc nagra skildringar
5harifran.
Jag SADIE ssberyktad stad. " och Jag
antager att jag har CODA skal for delta
suttryck, ty for det f0rsta ar jn sta.
tens darhus belaget harstades, och for
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-25
NINTH DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1877

for the purpose OF electing the delegates herein
before mentioned. The said election TO be con-
Quoted and returns thereof made and transmitted
- 10 now provided by law in cases OF genera
elections for Delegate TO Congress, Prosecuting
Attorney. and members Of the Legislative Coun-
ell OF the Territory. And the said COUNT q of
Idaho. Shoshone and Neg Perez in the Territory
OF Idaho. Are requested TO elect the delegate 20
said Convention provided for In said act. 1t such
time and In such manner may be deemed adj
vissbie by the eitixeus Of said Counties
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have
hefeunto Get my hand and caused
f~, the Great Seal OF the Territory to
LIS. be amxed ct Olympus this oath
'- day Of January, A. d. One Thou.
sand Eight Hundred and Seventy.
eight.
ELISHA p. FERRY
By the Governor.
n. II. OwUGs. Secretary Of the Territory
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-25

A LEGEND OF FLORENCE A story
is told of Mr. Florence which 10 just IS
true as the majority of its kind. When
Billy was youpgster, be liked to 60 to
the theater, and as bis papa was de-
cidedly opposed to that sort of thing.
Billy had TO resort TO the ways that
are dark. The old gentleman had
thorough knowledge of his boys weak
ness, and was determined 20 modify
his tastes. One bitterly cold night .
bill of extraordinary attractivene . was
offered. Tine father suspected Biliys
intention TO be one of the audience,
and At the supper-table was prepared
10 Issue special orders for the evening.
but William was no. present Incens-
ed at the boys absence he resolved TO
catch him on bis return. and 10 trounce
him we'll. He secured an instrument
Of torture, aud parading in front Of tue
street door. awaited the culprit's APP
proach. An hour of rapidly increas'
ing cold passed. Billy was on the
alert. having espied the enemy, he
scaled shc fence aud slipped upstairs.
In few minutes ne was beneath the
coverlet. wondering how much longer
the old gentleman would be able TO
stand the bitter weather. The father.
benumbed, thought he would change
his tactics. and reentered the house 70
continue his vigiis 10 front OF Billys
chamber door. After awhile he Was
astouished at hearing an unmistaksbis
snore. and, striking the whip upon the
bedroom door demanded TO know who
was within
"Only me-" drswled Master limo.
canoe.
You, sir"
Eyes. SIR" responded Billy; land is
that you papa; You are up TO late to-
night | hope You haven't been to
any place Of amusement
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-25

PRINCE Frederick Charles, nephew
Of the Emperor Of Germany, not long
since, for family reasons. il is reported
was DESTROYS of being separated from
his wife. He accordingly spoke to bis
uncle on tho subject. The Emperor
calmly replied MY dear nephew,
have not been separated. your father
has not been separated. your grand faith
or was not separated, neither will you
be separated" and he has not been
separated.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-25
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
approved the 9th day of November. A. D. 1877.
provided that special election should be held in
said Territory on the 9th day Of April. 1878. for
the purpose Of choosing delegates 10 assemb Q ut
wallis Watia, In said Territory. on the nth day Of
June. A. d. 1878. 80 frame State Constitution;
ami
WHRnRAs 1t IL further provided in said act that
delegates to said Convention shall be elected in
the Territory At large and In districts follows
Three delegates In the Territory at large.
One delegate in the First Judicial District.
One delegate in the 81 cond Judicial District.
One delegate In the Third Judicial District.
One delegate In the County Of Walla Walla.
One delegate In the County of King.
One Delegate in the Counties Of Thurston and
Lewis.
One delegate in the Counties Of Clarke, Ska
mania. kltckitat and Yakima.
one delegate In tho Counties Of Cowl Il, Pacific
AID Wahkiskum.
One delegate in the Counties Of Pierce. Cheha.
lis and Mason.
One delegate In the COMMITTEES of Ciallsm. Island.
Jefferson and San Juan.
One del. gate In the Counties Of Kitsap, snoho-
nnish and whstcom.
One delegate In tho Counties Of Columbis, Ste
vens and whitman: and
: WHxkKAsi IL Ii further provided In said act that
the Counties Of Id .he, Shoshone and Neg Perce
In the Territory OF Idaho. may be represented in
said Convention By one delegate, who shall have
the privilege Of the noor but shall not be entitled
70 . vote:
Now THEREFORE. I. ELISHA p FERRY. GOV
erlor OF the Territory OF Washington. by virtue
OF the power and authority in me vested BY ss1d
set. do hereby call . special eiectio TO DO held In
the several Counties OF this Territory on the
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