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NJ ANTED, in a cotton Office -.
writes a good hand and youth VI,
66sq res Address, stating salary Is y eorfeg
Y. BOX 255. Expected ;
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WANTED, by a gentleman -
~ ana who can give frst-claess experieDo,
wbo 1LeaIon as clerk in cotton rneissrsao
Morning News Office. y L. L., csss 2
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II OLER WANTED.-wanted ir7.->
~ ~ at Morning News job Depart,p,alLate dlalsr
Sn1 Understands running H Si.iel as
ker street. Apply at Wsst
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WANTED, two copnectirc
board, one furnished. for rooms, VII
ME ana two children. Please ssSg59alleRa1 ~
Morning News. aadfeSs on
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agaatta.

WANTED, by Northern Iadv -
seboo, either the ,S ss goyerness Position
music. References excbaDoed treucb 49,, "a
HI 9 care Morning News ofaee. address Eiss
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WANTED.--A young man ws..-
eorresp as SS90kfkeeFe Ip Single or dou5 5
Danish), or Office assistant l Pal, French ~
Letters s., Bay street, 232 DeS' referenss9.
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It's GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take
place monthly.
FORTUNE. NINTH GRAND DRAWING,
CLASS 1, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER IL, 1SS2-14Sth Monthly Drawing.
Look at the following Scheme, under the ex-
elusive supervision and management of
GEN. g. T. BEAUREGARD. Of Louisiana, and
GEN. JUBAL a. EARLY, of Virginia,
who manage all the drawings of this COMPANY
both ORDINARY and SEMIANNUAL, and at
Lists.
CAPITAL PRIZE............S
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions in FiftbS II, ,,ro,1or.;or
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nRIVEN WELLS put down and na1g-
~ for same furnished. Points II. IA
? inch of extra quality and make alWs8g
hand. The Cucumber Pump, all other t,.
and repairs for same to be had ar A. KEya
- West Broad street, Savannah, Ga, HE
shoeing, Carriage Painting and RepaFigb
tablishment.
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7 OTIS, BUILDING LOTS.-A few ass
IL Building Lots for sale, south Of AH3au
street, three minutes walk from Barns.
Street Railroad, by ST. KIM
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ITO PRINTERS.-Wantad ;-------
\ morning News Job Departml,algstt ately, q
on 7 ordinary work and one job 6a ie4' Que la
. . W nIIaker street.. Alpgg
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lotteries.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO

Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Leg
islature for educational and charitable pur-
poses-with a capital of 81. 000, OOO, to which a
reserve fund of $3.50, 900 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise was made a part Of the present State
Constitution, adopted December I'd. D. 1879
The only Lottery eUer UOted on and Endorsed
By the people of Gng State.
IT NEVER SCALES OR POSTPONEs.
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A. tn
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF TIE
In the City Of Louisville. G

IN the City OF LouIsvIIIe, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1882.
These drawings occur monthly Sundays
excepted under provisions of an Act of the
General Assembly OF Kentucky
The United States Circuit Court on March 81
rendered the following decisions:
1sT-THAT THE COMMONWEALTH DIS
TRIBUTION COMPANY is LEGAL.
2D-ITB DRAWINGS ARE FAIR.
N. B.-This company has now on hand a
large reserve fund. Rssd carefully the lisA Of
prizes for the
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for Sale.

EOR SALE OR LEASE.-An old and VI
II established manufacturing house, dola
paying business, both in this and adiOll
States, is offered for sale on lease. The OWL
retiring from business, will be pleased to 3
all information to responsible parties. Ten
will be made easy. Principals only answer
Address MERCHANT, Savannah, ia
TOR SALE.-Two new frame houses vi
II all modern improvements: situated
Bolton street. between AbercOrn and Lines.
fronting south; for sale OF monthly ingl
ment plan. Apply to X. b. REPPARD, Nal
BAY street,
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d. y. ROOT. klEx. hEiLSOE J. DHISCSi
ROOT. NE.TSSg a ca.
X. Madden

EINoN FoUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
d Founders and Machinists, Front street, be.
tween and o. Castings and Machinery Of every
description made to order au2l-spIrn
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A BIG TIME CLOSE At HAND.

Mussulman prophets generally agree that
the year 1900 of the Hegira will be marked
by events of the utmost Importance to
Islam. This year begins on the 18th OF
November, and orthodox Mohamme3ans
will be on the outlook for portents of all
kinds. One is already promised in the
appearance of the present leader OF the
Senoussia in the character of Messiah, or
Ell Mahdi of Mohammedanism. The facts
will at all events focus the interest of in.
telligent observers of spiritual phenomena
on this singular association of religionists,
which occupies a stronghold in the Lbyan
Desert 30 inaccessible that had Arab been
able to escape to it, it is believed he might
have maintained guerrilla war for prac.
tically indefinite period. It was founded
some fifty years ago by Muhamed
| ell Senoussi, one of those Marabouts who
have done go much to arouse Arab fanati.
| cisn and patriotism in North Africa In
the course OF his wanderings he established
convent sanctuary, or zaoaia, at Alexan.
dria There he Illuminated SO furiously
against the European sympathies Of the
Egyptian Government, and against any
contact Of Islam with Christianity. that
that Government tried to arrest him. He
escaped, however, to the Lybiaa desert,
and a. a place bearing the name OF
Djagdub he established large zaouia,
which has been the parent of other con.
vents scattered all over the Mohammedan
world, and especially over the African
section of it. He threw off allegiance to
the Sultan, and boldly denied his claim to
the Khalifate. Senoussi died in 1860, but
his son, who succeeded him, has surpassed
him in propagandist lenergy and per.
& nal ambition. Under him the zdouid at
Djagdub has become great fortress. The
tribes in his neighborhood seem to have
sworn military and civil allegiance TO him,
have defied the Governor. General who rep.
resents the Sultan at Tripoli, and refused
to send tribute to Constantinople. It was
one of these tribes which, bearing the
name of Marabou.in." are supposed to
be under divine protection, that few
weeks ago openly proclaimed it's intention
of aiding Arabia. Undoubtedly the chief
of the Senoussia exercises an enormous
and subtle influence throughout all North
Africa, mainly by means of his secret
emissaFies, and it is likely at all events not
to be diminished by his proclamation OF
himself as the predicted Mussuiman Mes.
siah who will begin to rally Islam about
the beginning of November. : Glasgow
| Herald
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| WHAT ARE CLOUDS Though The clouds
are saoa famihar offsets, very little Is
known about them, snd the processes by
which they are formed and give back their
moisture to the earth are uasGlyed mys.
teries. They cannot be clRssed as belong
ing 10 the solid, fluid, or gaseous form Of
matter. Yet they are defined as being z
collection Of wstery PARTICLES u tEc state
OF yapoE, suspended in the air. Ii they
are ordinary vapor, they must be GOV.
erHed by the laws which affect vagors.
Brsnde defises vapGr thus g When liQEids
and certain solids are heated they become
converted into elastic fluids or vapors,
which diGer from, gases In this respect.
sha5 shey are not under common circum-
stances permanently elastic. bus resume
the liquid or solid form when cooled down
to ordinary temperature. According to
| this definition, clouds cannot b. composed
OF ordinary yapoF, Cor under ali conditions
tier temperature must he below the con.
densing point It water.vApor At TIE ele.
yS5ions az which clouds are often seen, they
are IN the regions Of perpetual cangeis.
tloa; ard as they 6oal above the highest
ioountsins 5hey u.sss be exposed. even In
the sunshine, AID certainly in the night
when toe solar heat il not poured upot
them, to Temperatures cooseF thsa these q
the irigid zones.
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A CURIOUS FIR TREE.

Switzerland has its old chestnut trees on
the banks of Lake Leman, and the ancient
linden of Fribourg, the history of which is
said 10 90 back to the time of the conflicts
with Charles the Bold. Louis Pire, Presi.
dent OF the Royal Botanical Society of Bel.
GUM, las found fir tree in the forest Of
Alliaz, Canton of Vaud, which he believes
to be still older than the linden of Fri.
bourg, and considers entitled to be regard.
ed as the Oldest and most remarkable tree
in the canton, if not in the whole confed-
Grafton. 1t is growing near the baths OF
Alliaz, at hight of l 300 feet above the
hotel, and 4, 500 feet above the sea, sur.
rounded by forest of frs, which it over.
tops by more than thirty feet. The trunk
than thirty feet, in circumference at the
base. At about yard from the ground it
puts out, on the south side, seven off
shoots, which have grown into trunks as
strong and vigorous as those of the
other trees in the forest. Bent and
gnarlfd at the bottom, these side
| trunks soon straighten themselves
up and rise perpendicularly and parallel to
the II ain stem. This feature is not, per.
haps, wholly unparalleled, but apo5her
most curious fact is that the two largest of
the side trunks are connected with the prin-
cipal stem by sub, qusdrangulsr braces re-
semb ing girders. These beams have prob.
ably been formed by an auastonosing of
branches, which, common enough among
angif sperms, is extremely rare among
confer but it has been impossible to
ascer tain the manner in which the ingrow-
ing Of one branch into the other has been
effec ted. The adaptation by which limb,
originally destined to grow free and bear,
has been converted into living stick OF
timber, Id strange one, and affords new
illustration of the power Of nature to fit
itself TO circumstances. The space between
the rough flooring formed by the growing
together of the offahoote, at their point OF
departure, and the girjer-lmbs, is large
enough TO admit of building comfortable
hernlit's hut within it.-[Popular Science
Monthly.
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HOW a YEaTRILoQUISrs ART SAVED
HIM III A CRISIS.

A letter from Carrie Pass, Texas, gives
an account of hostile meeting between
two miners in the Pecos Mining Company
camp, twenty miles north of the Mexican
border, last Monday night. The duelists
were George Hollenbeck and VIM. STRAIT.
tron, both New Workers, born and raised
near Palmyra. They were of rich descent
OF the early Hollanders. They were edu.
Gated at Cambridge. The former gradua.
ted as a lawyer, and the latter as a physi.
clan. While at Palmyra they quarreled,
but friends prevented bloodshed.
A few days ago they met in tie Pecol
camp and recognized each other. The
school and social polish had been rubbed
off by the trial and hardships incident to
life in the mining camps. Hollenbeck
was overjoyed to meet Stratton, who re.
PEELED him, and said they would settle that
little unfinished difficulty which arose be.
tween them at their last meeting. Hollen.
beck said he had forgotten all about the
difficulty referred TO, and entertained no i'll.
feelings whatever against him. Stratton
insisted on settlement according to the
code. Hollenbeck said that if nothing
short of that would do he would accommo
date him.
Accordingly arrangements were consum.
mated for a duel. They were to fight with
pistols in dark room. Each man was tc
announce ready, after which third party
was TO count three, when they were to fire
The room was as dark as Egypt. They
went into it and announced ready from op
posite corners. "One, two, three" anG
Stratton fired. Strstton fired second shot
but the only response from Hollenbeck wa
groan. Stratton, believing he hac
wounded Hollenbeck, fired third shot il
the direction of the grooming, The repor
of a pistol came from corner directly op
posite from where the groan appeared t,
proceed from, and Stratton fell. No NOR
shots being exchanged, the miners opened
| the room and entered.
A light revealed the fact that StrattoI
had been killed, while Hollenbeck was un
hurt. Hollenbecs is a ventriloquist, anl
on entering the room took his stand in
diagonal corner from his adversary, and, t,
make him believe he was in the opposite
corner, threw his voice in that quarter o
the room, where the bullets from his ad
versary's pistol harmlessly buried them
selves in the wall. 1t had been so lonl
since they had seen each other that Hollen
beck's ventriloquism had entirely escaped
the memory of Stratton.- Dallas Eyenin.
Times
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Administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF CHARLES MILLS, DECEASED
H. Pursuant to tie Revised Statutes of Ontario
Chapter one hundred and seven Section thirty four
notice is hereby given that all creditors and
having Claims upon against the estate of CHAS
MILLS formerly OF the county Of Peel in the Prov
ince o. Ontario, Canada, but late of Elk Grove Sac
mento county, in the Stats Of California; one OF the
United States Of America farm aboIer who died on
or about the twenty eighth day OF August A D.
1880 are, or before the thirty first day of Deem
Der, A. u. 1882, to send by post prepaid to WILL
IAN THOMAS WILSON, Gribbin Z. o. Ontario
Canada, administrator of all and singular the per-
sonal estate and effects rights and credits of the
said deceased, or to Messrs. MOrphy & Fleming of
Brampton, Ontario Canada, solicitors for the said
administrator, their christian names and suruames
addresses ard descriptions the full particulars OF
their claims statement OF their accounts and the
nature OF the security (f any held by them and
that and after the said thirty first day of Decem
Der, A. ID. 1882, the said ad illustrator, WILLIAM
THOMAS WILIOS, will proceed to distribute the
assets OF the said deceased among the parties emit
tied thereto regard being had only to the claims OF
which notice shall have been given as above re-
quired and the said administrator will not be re-
sponsblc for The assets any part thereof to any
person or persons whose claim claims notice shall
not have been received BY him his said solicitors
at the time of such distribution.
MORPHY d FLEMING,
OF Brampton, Ontario, Canada, solicitors for WIN
THOMAS WILSON, he administrator
Dated at Brsmp-on, October 16 lsS2 los 3tIswS
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From an English paper Of recent date it
is learned that the directors of the noted
European observatories have agreed among
themselves to closely watch the total
eclipse of the sun in May, 1888, from the
most favorable point, aud for this purpose
to send scientific expedition to the Mar
quesas group Of islands. A vessel is to be
Tilted out to convey the astronomers and
their instruments thither from San Fran
cisco. Ali the European Governments viii
be appealed to for aid, and requested to
send scientists to join the expedition.
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HYGIENE IN HOUSE WALLS II. r. Ba.
ker, in pspSr read before the American
Association, Goa tue Permeabilisy of the
Innings OF House wsils 10 Air." assumed
that ordinary vail paper made the walls os
dwellings nearly ala tight Hygienically
considered, the walls o. house should be
porous, like our clothing, so that our bodies
can have through them, as also through
our clothing, fres intercourse with the ex.
ternal air. Compact wsn Innings, even if
their milute pores are open, greatly inter.
fere with this Intercourse but If the pores
are closed with water, So when the walk
arc da.Gp Is is almost completely cus eff .
and suet, haings increase tue dampuess OF
walls by preventing their drying ID vet
weather. The prolonged danpness also
prolongs other evils produced by damp
waliss therefore wallpapers and their
subGsstutes shold b condemned, and the
oid-.sshioued vhilegashei waiis CON.
mcassd.
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PROPOSALS
INVITED FOR
EUSNESEGMa
STATIONERY And BLAEK BOOKS.

OFFICE OF THE STAIR BOARD OF EXAMINERS,
Sacramento, October IS 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVER
- at tins office until y o'clock NJ,
Monday, November IS, 1889,
To furnish Stationery and Blank Books, in accord
anee with schedules to be furnished by the Secretary
of State.
Samples or minute descriptions of each article
must accompany said proposals. Each class Of
goods in the schedule must be bid on separately
The proposals must be for the delivery of the Sta
uonery and Blank Books bid on at the office of the
Secretary OF State, in such quantities. or less
than the schedule names, and at such times, be
tween the date OF the contract and lst OF December
1884, as the Secretary of State may direct.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified
check ON some bank OF good standing, drawn to tbs
order of the Clerk of the Board OF Examiners for
sum equal to 20 per cent. Of the amount III the bid
which check viii be forfeited the State if the hi
which such check accompanies shall be accepted
and the party making the bid shlll refuse to give
satisfactory bonds for the performance of the con
tract awarded to him.
The Board reserves the right to reject all bids il
deemed too high.
All bids must be directed to the undersigned, ia
dorsed Proposals for Stationery and Blank Books
ALBEIT HART,
ol9td Clerk State Board of Examiners
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PROBATE NOTICE,

In THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALI.
Il fornia, county Of Sacramento. In the matter
OF the Estate of LORENZO HEUBLEIN, deceased
Notice is hereby given hat MONDAY, the 9Th dav
OF NOVEMBER, 1882, g.. 10 o'clock A NJ Of said day,
and the Courtroom OF said Court the Court house
In the city of Sacrament, county Of Sacramento.
and State of California, we been appointed the
time and place for proyir the Will of said LORENZO
HEUBLElN, deceased, and for hearing the applica.
ton OF MICHAEL DOLL for the issuance to him of
letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court, this
25th day OF OCTOBER, 1882.
tsRAL.I TH0S. II. BERKEY, Clerk
o26-td BY CHAs. NJ. COGLAN, Deputy Clerk.
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THE coousrrG's TEARS,

Rivulets from violet eyes
TresEbie down glowing cheek
Show'Ts are they from sum4 ler skies
Vending through heathered creek.
Weep, o maid IRON the pain
Lightly Laden pleasure gain
How I'd soothe your grief, if great
Bnt l know the pearls but pranee
Like outriders to the state
OF your smiling roguish glance.
Weep, o mad tor thsre appears
Sweetest sadness IN your tears.
Were | not as coy as you
would deem the weeping sad,
CodX you as | sometimes do,
Kiss you till we both were glad
Bat III lose a kiss TO day,
Watch you weep ana waste away
All, your hands now hide laugh,
Which SoIr yo.ee too well betrays
Come, then, mingled wine well quafT
From the cup ike lips rou raise.
There, niaii !-1h lotC you cry
There, then ! there and so do l.
William nre5uck
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TRUE HosoRs.

A bard lived, once upon time,
OF good and honest name,
Who frequently dropped into rhyme,
Without Thought of fame,
Until one dsy an agent trim
Appeared before this singer,
And asked II he might name Ter him
His patent new ciothes-wTinger.
And then he heard that far out West
A nursery man If means
Had called for him his very best
Superior kind Of beans.
Fast fiocked these houors at his feet,
Faster by far than dollars;
And when for him WIS named sweet
New thing in paper collars,
He asked, confused by all their brands,
What is there in name?'
And all the people ciapped their ha2ds,
And answered, "This is fame"
-fBessio Chandler.
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BUSINESS CARDS.


A ssAYER And CHEMIST, 10. si7 ) SThEET,
N Sacramento, Cal. All Assays and Chemical
Analysis accurately carried out at snort notice and
moderate rates. Mining Property Sold and Cold
Purchased. Instructions given in Blow pipe Assay.
ing. tSKND FOR CIRcULAR) n2-4plm
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EsM. aIraNr,sncER.

ERog AND BRASS FOUEDEG AND IA.
chiaist, Front and II streets Manufacturer o.
Guttonberger's Horse Powers, Patszt Ground Roller
and Clog Crushei aad Barley Mills. Al kinds Of
Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Threo Miller Patent Fay
Pressss sl-apIm
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUMMONS,

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA
- mento-ss- In the Superior Court in ard
for said county. The People Of the State Of Cali
fornia TO S. Z. W. TURNER, greeting: You are
hereby notified that action was commenced
in the Superior Court of the county of Sacra-
mento, State aforesaid, by the filing a complain,
in the Clerks office OF said Court on the 22d day
SEPTEMBER, 1882, in which action Lillian A
TURNER is plaintiff and you are defendant. That
the general nature of the action, as appears from
said complaint is as follows: To obtain decree of
said Court dvorcing SAID plaintiff from defendant
upon the grounds of willful desertion failure to
provide, and habitual intemperauce, and for costs
of suit, all of which is fully set forth in the
complaint on file herein, reference TO which
is hereby made. And you are hereby directed
to appear and answer said complaint within
ten days from the service Of this writ ex
elusive of the day of service, if served on Won in
said county of sacramento and within thirty DAYS.
exclusive OF the day Of service if served elsewhere
and you are further notified that unless YOU SO an
pear and answer within the time above specified
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
In testimony whereof, l. Thomas H. Berkey Clerk
of tne Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand
and affix the seal OF said Court, this 22d day Of
SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1852.
tsEAL.l rHOS. II. EERKEY, County Clerk
By CHARLES NJ. CoeLAN Deputy Clerk
W. Il. CANTwELL, Attorney for Plaintiff
s9O-lay2m
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c. u. iKeRRs s C,,.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS,
4 Glass, Varnshes, Brushes, Wall Paper, Wax
Flower Goods and Picture holdings, Painters and
Artists Materials. Sole Agents for Averil's Mixed
Paints, Building Paper. No. 625 ) street, Sacra,
mento Cal 81 anti
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Nsny man attempts to make an honest
living and tinds it slew and hard work. It
is generally that way when man is new
at any basiasss, - Hartford journal
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a gentleman had lis picture taken re-
Gently cost him $500. and stlll be Is not
happy = fellow took it boat Of TIE hail
when the isteh was up Boston Conner.
cisl Bulletin,
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MANUFACTURES OF ROAD sCRAPEPs
lHE Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, Railings,
Gratiugs, Homework and Blscksmithing 70 general,
No. $40 street, between Fifth and Sixth. Second.
hand uooiS for sale au22-$ptt