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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-15
PERSONAL.

Pure milk. L. NJ. Richardson, jr.
DR.. Buddeke, eye and ear diseases.
No. 265 Main, corner Court. ll+
Mr.. VIM. Bowles, jr., and Mr.. Jos.
Tindesley, cotton buyers, have re.
turned TO the city.
Mr.. \. B%ourges, the Mayor of
Greenyille, Mississippi was in this CITY
o.day, on his way home from Louis.
vile and elsewhere. The venerable
X. i. Abbey is also here from the river
valley TO Il southwark.
Nashville American, IL: Among
the visiting veterans TO tie old sol
diers' reunion is Mr.. VIM. Hutton
also a veteran Of the "art preserva.
tive" formerly connected with the
anti. bellum Nashville Center State
American" the Memphis Appeal.
Avalanche and News. He finds
Nashville greatly changed since his
last visit. Mr.. Hutton is still a Mem
phian. His son is the clever and
popular scenic artist ofthis city.
Feathers steamed and cleaned, and
mattresses renovated, by
Ed. LALLEMAND,
IS 3sl Main st., below Gayoso.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-15

Manufactured to order by.J. N. Null
ford Il Co, 3S3 Main. IlOtfrs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-15
VICTOR ID. FUCHS MARKET,
30 and Al Jefferson NJ.
sc. Louis Beef TenderIOins,
WtQnaE Mursf

baltimore Cove Oysters,
Fresh N. ". Count Oysters,
Choice Fresh Meats Of ali kinds
Fresh Fish and Vegetables.
G4rFree delivery. OF
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-15

Mountain Valley Spring Water.
q. Gallina, sole agent, SO Beal. IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-15

JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKES,
34I Second street. lo7t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-15
AHUsEHENTS.

20 CELEBRATED MUSICIANS 70
Sale Of seats commences Friday morning,
September 18th, a. Hollenberg's Music House
Non az. sent. 8-ClNDEkELLA. 1911
r OARs on colaters.s can be secured through
J. ). W. Garrison, Engrayer, corner Main
Madison. 1919
DOARDERs by the day or week. First
ID class table board. Mrs. PHILLIPS,
RH 6Madlson street
A SITUATION By a reliable young man, Il
a years Of age. Inquire IKE A. CHAsE,
= ftont. H2
A GIRL for general hou' eWOfk in . lmall
a family; white preierTed. Reference re-
CURED. Inquire az Mammoth Clothing House,
No. ~ Maln Etreet On
QMALL improved place, near The city. Ad-
y dressL b. L. care Ledger oGos- sH
A n exDerisncsd Matchmaker andjeWeItr,
"A @ whom good wages ana STEADY situation
Vii be given. AZ kHILlP 5lMOA's Loan
Onee. % Aolroe ~
A SITUATION b. an e1~perienced Erooery
II clerk VIII can fsrnish the best ef refer
enee. Ad5reis W, taiI nee. GIL
HATS cleaned and dyed b.
II Iii A D. sIAIABACK. "a Second Ct
Old Bonds and Coupons, PaTinF Scrip and
" CsritgateL, and old Ledg 7 Balances foI
yayisg Back IaHst. =. RICHMOND, % Mad
1en q. Ia
ID AGS, bone, ola iron, etc: fall Weigku
IL ana full pnces warranted.
Isl JOHN PkLRGRIS. II BsGl It.
E0n ions old iron, rags and bonos. a.
oUO hOHLBkl, q and Il Main. lot
old gold Wzteh cases, silver, etc, cash j.
". AULP0ED kO sss Main. ld'
I000 Tons Rags and Iron. S gABAY.
lUUU AGENT, sB Shelby Itrsst. Isl
GAN GABAf. agent, dealer in Seeoud
~ hand goOtssG l, t3 and ais Shelby street.
NAnn 70 bug e~Feything from q needle 70
steamboat Ielephobe c0nnsction. III
EvEKYBgDY 70 90 % SAN aABAY's,
~ agent, Free Pubic Library, fl, li3 and
F03 SALE on RENT.
DIASUS and organs, new andsecond,hSnd.
on easy monthly installments, at
< WlILMANA CO.'S, 23 Second street
ARG lot secen .hand pisuos and orEans
a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 Main q. nl
RRoEEssIoBAL.
nR. J. a. WHITE,
~ 23 MAIN STREET, corner Jefferson.
Memphis, Tenn,
Pays SPECIAL attention 10 the treatment Of
Piles ftstuiR, htrfeture, and other
rectal diseases. Refers to ZOO cases treated
successfally. 81
N. UULhMAk, Jnsuce OF the Peace.
y Notary Public and Commissioner Of
DEEDS. special attention fiven TO collections
n The county: Omos l2 Madison q 1lst
EoR sALE
SMALL fruit farm, near Raleigh; So acre
~ goos improvements. Apply Tor infor- a
ton At ~ Mos6y st'eet. 1911
nEsIhABLE LOTS by 200 feet, east I'D,
II fernando road, 10 mediately beyond tht
curve, WALTER GREGORY, corner MAR
and Madison streets. I0i5
VNhE tMo-story frame dwelling house No.
Ils fernando street, lot 74xl74. Term
easy. HENRY j. LYNN, Cashier, 10 Madisor
street. -6-S
DOR sale low or will exchange A new tor
buggy Tor a good secondhand buggy Of
roekaMay l6t IKE A CHASE.
TWO good oil 9 desks, iron safe and a set .
l5I IKE A. CHASE, go Front.
Nk spring wagon and tive country wagon,
", ior sac, at 5 GABAY'S, agent, ~
and tl Shelby ptrfe t. lii+ "
PUBLIC LEDGER
omsst u Madison Street.
FEN ElTN DE n VNE a.
FRIDAY EVENING. SEPT. 10, 1882.
THE CITY
LEnORR ITupo
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-15

ED. LALLEMAND,
Is 38i Main st., below Gayoso.
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WANTED

A SITUATION By a reliable young man, ls
a years Of age. Inquire IKE A. CHASE,
20 Front. Ills
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-15

A GIRL for general hou eWOfk in q rmal
n family; white Preierred. reference re
CURED. Inquire az Mammoth Clothing hOuse
NO. ~ Main Ftreet 10 IA
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SdmeS s. SnIDer Hadn. NDe, lleben Dem WDomn0 SaIS
= Gambler
Sod uno SeiSOefen &an9eS, 8e6uaan unO SaS9erdben
Die OubanO9
Der apOaO @ag Der Gsnsn III Der ssS sic it 6am
unoOe
S25 Aange S Hepar
Choice Sohon arbefe Sf pd
Roh 8Iden Sfdnen
Stubing 1T bie
gS rtnun
miro:
@hefd
9ndpime Repfn
@ban SdopfoHd Ra
rcbr-Gaes fur S26
geSeBt uid ben 9Ius 3ddte 9Bdre gum gSpOnns Suus
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i Sn 9isco (Sdo 9lmerita 600 pes
rubianiide So,oaten urter bem 8efebl
zines Col. WtoS unerb6rte @reuel bes
sanaen. Ha6 groberung bes genanns
ten Dries ipurbe beyieIbe Sepliinocrt,
Die Sploatsn fonoen babel srobe Guans
titdten 8ein uno i'm Raui6e mprbeten
iie gtlles, ipas ibneu in bic S6noe fiel.
@ierbunoert 9lusldnber, bic ii6 sur
Bebre iebten. puroen nieoer9emeBeIt,
nebit benz fransbiiiben Goniul. sln
1000 YerIpnen iollen BEL bem 9lutbaoe
umgefommcn fem.
- lleber 9aris ipirO unterm II.
6ebr. beri6tet, baB General Sfobeleff
teim Gmpiang einiger ierbif6en Stu.
benten seGuBert babe, 9tubIano iel bliss
Der bur6 fremocn Cinflub III Sdrans
fen 9ebaIten iporben. Dornebmlib ben
bon Seutidlano. Oas S6pert alIein
fDnne bieiss Semmnib beieitisen. Gr
ertldrte ferner, bab elm Gpnflltt sipii6en
ben Slapsn mb 5eutpnen unoermeio.
lid Isi; CT iperbe lang mo furbtbar
iein. uber nit benz ibIiebIi6en Sriumpb
Der Slapen enoen.
Sci Der 8eridt ipabr pber nidt -
Elm altes SpridwOrt idSt: ,,Wenn's
Der Sau ;u ipobI lit, Sebt iie auf'S Gis
gum SanSen." uno IN bieiem Sale
ideint ii9 Der ruiiii6e SUlob su befin.
ben. Bum Slid bat iib 9eutidlano
felt sinem SabrSebnt bur6 SeieitiSunS
ieiner ruiiiiten 0ren;e auf cine iOIbe
Gpentualitdt pprbereitet, uno iobalo
9iSmord ferti8 lit, pirO or ben ruiii'
i9en Barren ibon unaufSefotoert in bic
Sale lOdCn. Gilt es ia aud bier, ges
raubte beutihe 9anoe, bic alten Office
prppinSeu ipieoer su Seipinnen.
9os GsoenfaIs bon Der 8es'eruns
inipirirte) ,,YetersburSer SournuI"
peripeiit auf taS 3irtular, ipelbes Der
G;ar bel ieiner Sbtpnbeiteiauns erIaien
babe unb crtldrt, Nab RubIano ben
biitoriiben Sraoitipnen unb Sreunos
i6aften treu bleiben perbe.
- Die SnIurrettipn sesen bic bits
reidiide Serri6aft i6eint iib ausius
brsiten uno bic aufriibrreiiden Serebcs
wcbner beSeben unsrbDrte 8reueItbas
ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-02-23

Gdttr-S Staatsjwtdt
GjtS 5ilbtr II. Go S25 9uee ii. 60 S25
yopnlis u. gitYncl,s25 q y Stefcro 25
Rsmrtleu II. Siih- s Su 9 Simmid 25
cod %
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-02-23

R5P slatu, bic in eitltr ati6asuus inbt,
ariIisu iIue, titns bisrmit Jur Nabribt, oae
zinc gpptlati fattfnetn rpiTb In eer Nmis-
tube ets Staerathts in esr Stdct Scranton
am tritn Mcntng I'M 6ebrudr 1882, Spiittn
zmnpsn Ten rpn ? uue lib" Yabmiitdss ets
btiaairu cages. ju ptdtr ,3sit uHb Srt iret
Ter chen stnanntrn grrlcutn, bsjti6ntt unp
FlaiNf,iIt mic rprtsiast, per ibrr Asrnisn cpsr
NupGltt srihsintu uue st6tn bic ttidste Ab.
ihdBuna appslliTsu mS9sn (cetr iur Seri6tia-
una pcn 9rrtblmsrn, ptnn wtldt), trtnn iit
ss fir aut bsTnetu.
Srstue zine prriru, 70 bg.i6nrt unp btifsu-
srt, ptltt yt ldumt irlcbtr apptllatipu tsiju-
pebusu reu atstn bic Gntihepuug ets glb-
idisns inntrbalb her fclamesn Sebn Gage an
pas cmmpu pleas @tribt ,u app uirtu. fpll
pu 9tribHtiauns jur gSiretnrIanauns ess
9strads her eiltns, ptIhs iie ju sabltH per.
pilrettt II, rtrluitis isin ptnn llast srbpbtr
Mir, eab lie nidt Gin 5dueIu in Saufmanns.
pda.tu, Gaitwirtb, 8sitlurant cetr S6npItl
in qiauSrtn IL, etc., etc
Sas @siss bstimmt fsrnr, hap Is hi
Tlitt ets hdetiibtn Sbaemtiirs ii fir hi
6rIanauus alltr eiSsnisn, bic pom aaufm6uni
ibsn abitdstr an ibn stbSria sinbtTibtst psr
etn, allgt tiniultiien, psnu nibt an optr pe
pm trlitn Gage i'm 9uli einss itetu Sabre
buablf, inusrbalb iebu laatu nah bitlsr
aum, une eer bsidats S6dBmtiifsr ioa sr
tintr lchru giitns nidbf btfrtit itin, ptnn I
nidbt iunnbalb eu bfidatsu itbn Gage 9lal
ubtst. J. .. 9tamiIb,
Naufm6Hniihtr ablR6ss
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&0HfmanHifGG 2t6i6aBan8
Dpn Scranton SitD,
9 a d Mann County pa.

Die 8rfiufrr ppn frrmttn uns tinbtimi.
ldrn aaufmdnnepaarsn, Iillilleun unr
Srautr Waflsr, II. (. NJ. in her Stapt Sran.
ton, yNfapannd 9ounts, psresn bisrmit bs
ndhri6tisL taB in GsmGbbrit psri6ispsnsr
Grldils her @crBorbunN eisis5 Staatts Su prm
3psfc, I'M Ginfcmmsn CUR Srfrireisuns Yon
6prosrungrn an ben StaatsihaB su triisltu
une ~ dnrertn 3ptden, etr untrrJsi6nsie gb.
ltGgr rpn dhufmauniihsn Steusru fur BE-
inats Staet sin gujsibnib ppn eGnolsrn in
Gjiitsrn, 9Saarrn, 9auimauuspadrtn paisnt.
WeeBinsn, Srnusru, Waflern, etc., in brIna
ter Stlpt nuessdrtritst unp Srpermann in bic.
isniss alaiIe 9sitsat bat rir ibm rtbt unp &c.
rr6t erlbien.
Glaifftatipn Ypn gnfiufrrn Sru aaufmanns.
pldren:
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Sttras iGbrlitr gufGuft. alaFt ztsusr
Observation-Disclosures

SilIiarb.S tl6suus 9tstlbabutu.
Tr 9ttras ttr 9ipns fir Siaiart.Sii6t
une asatItabusn Ccb ntun resr ;tbn atstIn)
ii ME fcIst:
6iir tm r1sn 9iaiart.5ii6 Osn
NtHtlpdnH, w
5ir jtetn Reiitrtn Sid cefr Sabu,..... 1000
MAILER.
Waflu in slftisu, Bills uSe @s6islu.
RSalsigntbum uuo adufmdnRspdartu ilnb
ole unttr rtm alesmeinsn Sitsl ppn @iafltrn
flaiiif,irt uni anstbalisu, fur ibrt rtiptttiSsn
gi,snitn sinsu Stiraa psn prsi prcitnt ibrss
idbrli6sn 6,si6dftsumiaBss ,u sntri9ttn.
guftipnatprG.
auftipuatprr iine stbaIttn, hem Stdats tint
faufmGnnilbs cttr 91ms- Stsru ron trti
grc,snt hes SsIrdss iprts jGpTIiStu @si6Gf'
| tes III entridtsn.
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@rfparniR 1T @etpinn.

9trbeitsIeute iperSen bur6 ben 8es
brau6 bon Or. 9ierce's Weoisinen cts
was eriparen. Seine .,9Ieaiort 9urs
Sa'iUe 9saetS" (onsencbme 9lbfiibrs
pil6en) uno ,,0Olosn Webieol Dis.
cOperp" (sOIbenc mebiSinii6e Gnteeds
uns) reinisen has 8lut uno hen Ors
sanismus, ipObei iie SSiebern uno anbes
ren i6Iimmen 8rantbeiten pUrbeuSen
unb ale ifrOpbulbien, iotpie anbere
glusidId9e beiIen. = Bel Slpptbetern
;u buben.
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Scntral Narf Sotel.

Gen Geutidsn bon strantun une llmasa.n6
hermit Sis erBenens ayeigs enb t o6iass
eutul iibernommen babe unD es mein 8eltre.
ben ietn miro, aIIs @dhe in juuorfommenosr
Beiie nit oen beitsn Grfuihungeu Su beoie.
nen. sine ssgslbabu, S6itbitdno une 9aaa.
tel itrbru jur gsrfiisuus Der @Ght.
aoit8dnGer iinoen CUTE Soft mo reinIides
seoBis 81 mdblaen SrOiupungen.
3n jablreihem Seiuhe InOet elm
Gbas. Q colbert,
80 friibsr uon SniuIsD.
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Srausr uub gtrfGufsr ppu &C.
brauttn Sisrsu.
Merton IL. grissS gu 9tCbinipu II. 9p7
Minna Rptiui0n Z 9aisy Bros, glstHt s
8 Ru. 8 NJ SuebsS7
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onls & 9nnacnlcincN.

SllItUtsl-,ltitgn nab 10
alS,utin revbsgriasuo uni
FtiaGyiiA. sGb ein f&ccel
MT guysr.t'itlcS SCi.mittsl
cine s3ehlthaiilr isbeu gou
eigitut Sciotn NtrlIliet
gqeai Ben il. i.D-r's Nirs
idcu0 0ruilmi;ts. CuERRi
PICTORIAL IT Gle '9ihye
bgiluut. uF0 tsIass trt Gil
Sggui5 bagiiHaHIcrTi,igu.
g,tttti ucgtItrt Hag3gI;TGi
en- oe5 gll3li.ums 70 itsr
YpiS si.ics. "a i..t. ~ c'cs
milo ;aiawmsHS'itg. GIT
esu rcr,reihihi'cI ser iurs
etclrrbgu 2iti:Uitais ttl
fanutru gtrlutiWii:gl iiub
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photographic 0aaerie,
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Scinricb sSre0,

Gde 0tain & SadiOn Str, SpSe 9art,
gRir tmpfrbsn bisfrs Sjsi6Sft her ssI
Nutmsrfi lmfeit res esebrttn putlifums fir
anfertisuns aasr Sprfrn pbctrgrapbiihtr
Sileer. o,utr unb ssi6madpCls slrbsiisn su
mdbiatn prsiisn ptrbsn sustii6srt eanb-
ltatisbilen unp gsrgr5eunatn isetr gIrt
Stlesr psreen prompt unp gut bsfprat. Cine
ldOns glusrabl ron 9iletrrabmtn ii lftis an
oane an Spnntdsrn il bic @narit often
pou ubr 8prmittass bis 8 llbr Rabmitiass
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EES AOhF1Ls tanNtth alihs'W''.' ""'
utyipdhg A,rGoe Sgrb eisit Ha5 i7tlsil4ahu@M
grucipjen Sriollte 3iammCui,tunJ 0ls4mabij'
lgigtunI uuo ben eiimollircn ericlg Ste5d!1 tens
mem frpcal aeryte clio Nrlnte itb bitis5 TsgtlS nit
s.r atot.tn Suytriht bceisucu Go ~ tclue Nruue1
lg't SeJduuture lgcun oig oBeu. eoh 60 ben ltine'
!ihNvu ui uiijtniAuiytheu Stucicu bic il9t nod ntli
stlln1cu H. ,it bgcyra 9ttcI lut oe'Inul uou NGss
pufl,u'.Guibtil,H peridiglsE. &c tranty'ti iviT0
surh alu gcugaUh otSitl5cu udt tiot Nehcbcn, sons
stra So utr0sn 6it QsanihSitetsinie es s,h -ri'sm
suisrH. D, Netliul lit enc ihnSIs uuS hauc.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL ciNUct itdl 'bs %O,'enitn
isns ts. ro Cec ltegto itllii 10, Niactr. tlc GO
Wtltu bgs luiSl 0siamGdeS cons 5SuiSri5itu Heb'
wtu 81 8rnaUelnnl pcu qcUrbHlittH Suitsn,
| griaitunl, !HaiScntiineuua. Sreadttis, Sn'
hucuga. liifiuIi, Srinuc nm N"iitgn III etS sfri
| hmm yeu AYEs's CHERRY rECroEAL cire Vcyabtiu
,gfsuntHes Eai.res Usge:n cH'lis tus'b ben iet'
,lga @tbrauci beSitlbsH Ues ihugrsu SyauIbsticr
,gabrt. es iO4ts u tgincr Semitic itlIen aIo eir
| zru-r;i:;d efAsn pIcgtide Iniali. Vel asnsbbu
lcu Eub c,uSlrbruug Gibt 60 t:iE i1E!l1utE'S mn
| lubcvre-re6 Mittsl olo hides.
| n, tr'.luuliaCn quTen, psias AYERs CuERR'
| PICTORIAL ia her aduieH 2eclt trwtrIt bat ue ein
| bMygihaec Cardniic. bOh Is aud ta 3uianit a.
| tri;tn NsiHitdie eriieIeH miro. Gin u"paTleitat
ycriu1 ipirS lilti ben drlileu SwsiiIer pou tetne
puuoeTtarsn Stiiisoit hbsuuScu. guo ipigS Dst!c
,ur Ingrleuuuug bt5 8oriuld tGHTcr zen eicies +td
parat uor aucu 0a0sru glitttlH gIr SelHl ron suii
acu,ranileitgu aeJgdbTt.
ctebenen aer,te ee6 2aree5 fine nit ocr iuiduihrH
isVuul uou AYERS CuERRY PEcToRAL beiouHi un
sn,pieblru Ss loren BatitHteu Ee psyhreetH'5 'ntb
rer Graris. Das Ssuanb eiHeS baItsu 0aArbuusri
usitFt cineu uuumf6hliaen 9ergeis. eab oisics Ssd
parat in 5taust ii. aue eHgsH'raHi5eii.u ~ tel''
81, Ebsrbaupt ued meHi6lieer 9iIis iu6dufita i'n'
3abrrritrt BON Or, :. &. slDer d 60.
qraitii9s unS auaIn,ii6s eb;ni'sr.
Romtn, @edff.
iutseraII In allen ApetbtttH 81 habti
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G!aiiiiifatipn Srn grrfSufru ron gatsut.
Wtptinsn.
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$500 SSclpbnilna.

mir jnbIen Die obiae 8rIObnun9 fur iracno
einen Rail pon 9ebsTsoen. Dpspepiin nsrp6ies
SopfWeb, llnuerOnnidlteit mo @eritopfuug.
Den mir nidlt nit g8en's pegstnbIlidlen 9rber.
piIlen turren t6nnen. wem Die gInmeiinngen
itrtnB befollt mCrOen Sie ino rein pe0ctdbi.
lid mo geben tets 3nfriepenbei. @eriudert.
@roBe sditteu nit 30 9illen. 25 Genis. Sii.
let eud uor GnhdbmungCn. Die edtcH mer.
oen MIR uon 5obn Is Beit & Co.. zen
9illenMnhCru" ISL unO 1873 W. WaNiiun
st. GbiraGo fnbrBirt. Gin Rrobepadet wirN
beim empfdna ciner Gent goitmarte frci
perinnOt.
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0elunSbrit TT &ridtbnm.

Or. 6. 6. 8sif's Irrptu, une Gsbiru Spr-
,iiisum fir Splisrit, S6pinptI, 9rdmpit, ntr.
vSiss 0ppiptb, HitbtrsdbIaetubtit, 8srluIf
ess @nG6tnifss, Samtnrulult nnptrmSssn,
unirsipiIlias GniIsuunstn, pcrSsitists gItsTn
purt GrrsiTt Sslbitbshsfuns, bic lu Glsne,
8sriaa unp Ipp flibrt. Giut Sbdhtsl furirt
usut GGat. Sset SbahttI II auf sinr tinme-
u6tlids sur btTs6uft. Cine S6dbttl fur 81,
isbs S6abttIn fir RS, nab Gmpfans pts GSsl'
css pn ppit ptridnet 9-ir sdrantirsn eatlr,
eaB is6s Shabttln irstno siusu 5dLl turirsn.
Rad Gmpfans elmer SsitsIluua fur 6 Sbat-
ttln, btalsitti pcu rtm Ssnlss edfiir, S., lsn
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CON
VENTION.

The Third Congressional District Convention met
in the Senate Chamber yesterday at ll3o A. NJ, and
was called to order by C. A. CARRIER, Chairman Of
the Congressional DistricG Committee. Hon. A. b.
Carlock, OF Sskiyou, wGs ca led to preside, and Mr..
Carpenter, OF MoHdocino, and Mr.. Maly, Of Del
NoTte, to act as Secretaries The roll called and
quorum found to be present.
Mr.. Chamberlain, Of Humboldt, nominated for
ConEressman Hon. J. J. De Haven, OF Humboldt,
and spoke Of him as a Of legislative experience,
native ability, pure conscience, clean hands and
one Of unquesoned and sp0tless integrity and intel
lectual superiority.
Mr.. Jewett, OF Yuba, moved that Mr. De Haven be
noulinlted by reclamation.
Mr.. De Haven appeared. and Endorsed the plat.
form. The motion Of Mr. Jewett prevailed unan-
lmous'y, and Ar. De Haven declared to be the
nominee
1t was ordered that the Convention appoint
District Congress onsl Committee, and the members
of the State Central Committee from the counties of
the district were chosen members OF the C0agres
sonsl Committee.
Hon. w. II. Sears nominated for member OF the
State Board OF Equalization Warren button Of
Marin, the present incumbent.
Mr.. Jevett spv ke of the great importance of the
office and Of the necessity Of choosing men for the
Board who are peculiarly fitted and mo are not
seeking the Office He nominated for the position
with warm eulogistic remarks, G. C. Kinbsll, Of
Led Bluff
Several delegates warmly indorsed Mr. Kimbsl
and claimed for the north part Of the district this
I LOulin2tOn.
7; L. Caruthers nominated P R. Klein, Of Men,
doctno and spoke OF him as business man Of high
standing
Dir. Chamberlain Of Humboldt, seconded the nomi-
nation Of Mr.. Klein.
Mr.. Cassidy indorsed Mr. Dutton, and urged his
nomination.
hessrs Dutton and KimbsT addressed the Con-
vention, and Mr.. Caruthers Withdrew the name Of
8lr. Klein.
The roll was called, with this result Dutton. 40.
hImoali, 81; and Mr.. Kimball was declared tho
nominee, and it was made unanimous choice
Sir. klmbatl appeared call and returned big
thanks. Some confusion occurred at this point by
reason Of charge come delegate made axainst Mr.
hInbal as to his being in th= interest Of some one
else delegate eXcitedly deuoun ed TIE charge as
a lie. Mr.. kimball said il the Convention was dis
satshed with hlm, there was time to change and he
would yield. He announced his position as one Of
perfect fairness and justice to all people In all c
ciI aets he might be called to do
The Convention then adjourned sine die
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AT the completion OF the roll call many votes were
changed from Russ to Estee and Shafter to Estee
amidst loud cheering. The result given above, in
Guides the changes Prior to any changes being
made GIG being necessary to choice) the roll stood
Estee, us; Blake, 203; Russ, IS; shafter, IL
MERGED made the first change l from Blake to Is.
tee; San Diego, 3 from Russ TO Estse; Cousa /
from Blake; Butte, from Estee; Humbold s
from Russ; Del Norte, from Rus Modoc, 3 from
Russ. Changes then came in larger aggregates.
Mr.. Barnes moved that the delegations quit swap.
ping, and that the nomination OF Mr. Estee be made
unanimous. Carried.
Amidst loud cheering Mr. Estee was called for,
came forward, and was received with applause ans
cheers.
Mr.. Estee then addressed the Convention as fol.
lows: Mr. President and gentlemen OF the Conyen-
toni find myself t." poor in words 20 express to
you the depth at my gratitude for the distinguished
com piment that you have paid me. 1t shall be my
hope in all things to show you that, il should be
elected, recognize that the party is big enough for
all and the State large enough for all the PEG.
pie here, and that the government of the State
Shall be for the whole people. What more
can l say? only wish to express to
each of you my most profound thanks and to say
that l nurse in my heart no feeling of enmity
against any man. | recognize this as beng a con-
test among friends, and tina, we will Join hands in
the great fight before us, and believe we and
We will succeed Mr.. President and gentlemen of
the Convention Again and again let me thank
You. IVociferous applause
Three cheers were given by the Convention for
Est = followed by three for Blake
W. H. Jordan addressed the Convention, and nom-
mated in eulog5tic speech J. C. Tucker Of Ala
meta, for lieutenant Governor. He spoke of him
as man of ability and unquestioled integrity who
would bring strength to the ticket and honor 20 the
party.
George Turner, 10 an eloquent speech, seconded
the nomination for Lieutenant. Governor of DR..
Tucker.
Mr.. Wagstsf, of Yaln in few brief remarks
placed in nomination for Lieutenant Governor a
Z. Conkin, of Inyo.
Mr.. Heac 'ck placed in nomination John P. Stearns
Of Santa Barbara.
Mr.. Adams, Of San Luis obispl, seconded the
nomination of Mr. Stearns in eulogisJic remarks.
At ll:l5A. Il. the Convention tsok recess until
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SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT coz
VENTIoN.

The Second Congressional District Convention
met in the Supreme Court room Immediately after
the noon adjournment of the State Convention yes
terday.
Mr. Jordan called the meeting to order
The Secretary reld report from the Committee
on Credentials, which adopted
After roll call the Chairman announced that the
object Of the Convention was to nominate q canoi-
date for member of Congress, aud also a candidate
for the Board of Equalization.
Mr.. GaslIill, in few brief hut eloquent remarks,
placed IN nomination Frank Page.
Seconded by T. b. Mcfarland. No other candidates
being presented, Mr.. Page was nominated by &C
c!amaton.
Mr.. Page was called for, and in few remarks
thanked the Convention for the honor conferred
G. G. Blanchard placed in nonliustioD for the
Board Of Equalization William Johnston, of Sacra-
mento.
L. C. Morehouse, Of Alameda, was placed in nom
ination, as was also James Foster of Contra Costa
county.
On roll.call the result was: Johnston, 10 More
house, 81 Foster, IL.
Mr.. AorehOuse was declared the nominee, ard he
came forward and addressed the Convention.
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Schemes are ON foot in Tennessee ard
Arkansas to utilize the hard wood forests
there for the manufacture of wagons and
furniture, instead of selling toe rough tim.
Der to manufacturers of the North. Con-
siderable capital will be invested in this
direction.