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NtH hFesAfyH faaie
The nnmtsr ~ hotels in New yosk IL
ihefess'ns very ralildly. bat II IL no.
tlsea,ie fact this, nsaFly all of tho new
buildings are susil Tho only pre,sn.
tinus huid siru tnra that Ia recently
BEEN eresled M uigar New urk /. tho
Murray iiiii th"trte for msmmoth
hotels reas hssi ~ .u,, ln ,hn pfr on.
tious fsiluio II i,sests,s latet a.
jseriencesl hotel men ~ ~ ion fet en-.
thusisstic alsout The nutni q. o srrrs
Their bail,iings c'yef. nni thts have
learned lesson from the Ia ,,n-i,. III
such hotels a. ihe tranl nion ans. Ola.
tnted niaisn ~ asaiefs
Just no~ tie rage D. fr mail and
snowy hoas''s anl herp pri,us .ah,n
Two years morr than dozen hotel. h.,e
been s,sfls~i slose t~.niy third street.
which oifeT admirable aeeamtun la,,on.
NOT only Tor hs,heiors. bot lasl,rularl,
fof SINAI familiea bee ton,ss are N
arranged IN suites II ihre patlor
bid RON and hath aud the CUISINE
though not 50 elaborate "a IA the larger
houses, 70 satisfactory People are NOV.
Ing out Of ilAis and into small hotels A
rapidly - they are built A number Of
~ heN Aa1o|A sssli,,as Ne, there d
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thea, GI.et. structure syphiiis. in all its
forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency,
night losses by dreams. pimples on the
face and lost manhood can positively be
cured. The sick and afflicted should not
fail to call upon him. The doctor has
travelled extensively in Europe, and in
spected thoroughly The various hospitals
there, obtaining great deal of valuable
information. which he is competent to i'm
part to those i'm need of his services. The
Doctor cures when others fail. Try him.
DIR. GIBBON will make no charge unless
he effect "A cure. Persons at distance may
b~ cured at home. All communications
strictly confidential. You SEQ no one but
the Doctor. Send ten dollars for pack
age of medicine. Persons writing to the
Doctor will please state the name Of the
paper they see this advertisement in
Charges reasonable, Call or write. Ad-
dress DIR. J. F.GIBBON, Box 1857 San
Francisco.
May 2Sth, 1885. Nv
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1'rtsower.' Eyssieht.

A dim light and rest from reading are
not ai~ays helpful TO the eyes, as the
examples In the Russian prisons prove.
ihe deprivation Of books and gloom Of
me coils almost destroy tho eyesight Of
the prisoners Their eyes become in.
- nsne o. ihs ID. swell and sss opened
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rs.As snowssa rwo sctrss no ArAHrs.ssa
TIE bss.ts 10 disidsi lata a. different
ssiss~ 81 Apartments. each containing from
. 70 - F~ssss oss plan shews two suites
ee- ~ . ssa ~. othss sf . Fcom. There is
Ga sif Of sfssdsw ami ei.rsaes stscat the
ssssTwsya halls sna even the sr~ssnssss
tasmssives fhs rssilsss ere fF~seess,, the
sails sss yssasiisi aud wsin.cos~.i ia uasheg
ssy. esk ss1 Other attractive ~ceds The
assslss sss " Ne siss~ss. IN fact. ever.
thing thss sstsstsaes esasd sssxsst aud
ssaesy r~ssetsass foe tAs esmfost u sas s.a.
ssss has t~~s .rrs~f Nearly ea.uoD on
has tsss ssp~o9ss on che tsiid.as sni
sssss II Ne spsssnssss fsst ~ q. ono pee
vssF
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--''Iiorsey" toilets seem becoming
fashionable In Paris. The other day .
well-known actress appeared in GRIM
son velvet bonnet representing q sad
die. tied under her chin by strings
tipped with steel stirrups. With this
the lady wore q cherry-colored jockeys
jacket, fastened about the waist by n
horseshoe. Her shirt was embroidered
with horse shoes. while to complete
the costume her hair was dressed over
silver biz so n to fall down her back
like q horse stall.
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At leas the little bird is great friends
with the COW, and the CO does not Seem to
mind it. Ttrhaps she knows Of what use it
is to her. This little creature is found in
both III, Americas. North and South,
wherever there are he .ds Of cattle. Whel
our western plains were covered with droves
Of bufTI q, early settlers Observed that these
were followed by swarms Of little, dark. mud
coloreI birds. The colonIsts named them
buffalo birds. But the bison herds disap-
peared before civilization Their places were
taken b. vast herds of cattle that belonged
to ranclimen. After that the hocks OF biri
changed their quarters and gave tEsir
company to the ranchmen's animals. Then
they were called cowbirds
The br.gat-eyed, pert little creature is OF
inestiniabe value to tho COW. 1t skips all
over her AMI perches saucily upon her
horns, her head or her back II you watch
you will 500 it pecking industriously into
her body near the backbone There is an
insect called the MARBLE which burrows into
the poor cows flesh, through the hide, AMI
causes her great torture. Wherever you
feel lump under the cows skin, there one
Of these painful MARBLES is imbedded They
are also called "wolves" Well, the COW
bird pecks into the lump with its sharp lit
tie bill, digs cut the insect and eats it 1t
also devours the ga lilies AMI other pests
that torment cattle in hot weather.
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PILES! PILES! PILES!
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST!
NO ONE NEED SUFFER.

I SURE cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itch.
n ing and liberated Piles has been dis
covered by DIR. Williams tan Indian rem.
edy), called DIR. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic cases of rs or 80 years stand
ing. No one need suffer five minutes
alter applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions, Instruments and elec.
tuaries do more harm than good. Will
liam's Indian Pile Ointment absorbs the
tumors, allays the intense itching, ,par-
ticularly at night after getting warm In
bed). acts as poultice. gives instant Ie-
lief. and is prepared only for Piles. itch
ing Of the private parts, and for nothing
else.
Read what the Hon. J. NJ. Coffinberry
of Cleveland says about DIR. Williams In
dian Pile Ointment: - have used scores
of Pile Cures. and it affords me pleasure
to say that have never found anything
which gave such immediate and perlna
nent relief as DIR. Williams Indian Oint-
ment." For sale by all druggists and
mailed on receipt Of price. SOC and ST..
FRAZIER MEDICINE CO, Props.
Cleveland, Ohio.
For sale by ROlDt. Mari Olvmpia w. #
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IT IS
Sure to Cure
IT IS

any disorder that arises from impurities
existing in the blood. Even where no
particular disorder is felt, people live
longer. and enjoy better health. for puri-
fying the blood with Ayers SarsapariIla.
John w. Starr, Laconia, Iowa. writes:
ayers Sarsaparills is the best blood med
icine of the day. 1 was troubled with
scrofulous complaints for several years.
l took only two bottles Of Ayers Sarsspa-
rilla, and now feel like new man." A.
S. Pettinger, NJ. D., Glen Gardner, N. j.,
writes: layers Sarsaparilla is an excel.
lent alternative tonic, and in all cases where
such . remedy is needed I prescribe IT,"
Mrs. II. NJ. Thayer. Hillside st., Milton,
Mass, writes: "Ayer's Sar-
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Notice..
U. 8. LAND OFFICE.

~. o. bNND
OLYMPIA. W. r., Nov. 10, iss5.
COMPLAINT having been entered al
~ this Office by Arthur w. Miles against
Henry D. Willis, for abandoning his
Homestead Entry No. 7 0so. dated Nov
- 1854. upon the Lots >. 4. 8 and OF See.
ton "a. Township ~ North Range West
in Thurston county. W. T.. with a view TO
the cancellation of said entry; the said
ut this Office on "Wednesday, the 10Th day
OF December lssj, at = O'Clock =. ~, To re-
spond and furnish testinony concerning
said alleged abandonment. and u appear.
ing to our satisfaction that personal ser.
vice hereof cannot he made. service will
be made by publication. posting aud
mailing according TO Rules 10 and II Of
Prabticc In U. y. District Land Offices.
JOHN r. CONVEY.
Register.
Olympia. Nov. II, 1855.
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Piano instruction.

Al IeN Robah willard 10 prepared -
WI give instruction la piano music -
cording to the most approved style Of Va
beautitul ccnmpitsh0ent.
koon,s NJ the Residence of ". U. Hesos~s
corner Washington and fifth skseete-
Olympia. May, "a, lss5.
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IT'S
Safe to Take

Ayers Sarsaparilla, and those who Use it
are always ready to say good word in IFS
favor. Mrs. c. johnson, $40 Hicks ST.,
Brooklyn, N. Y, suffered greatly from
debility, and says: 81 did not think it was
in the power Of medicine to produce such
q wonderful change as Ayers Sarsaparilia
has effected in my case. feel that I have
entered a new life." Mrs. E. r. Henry,
4th st., Lowell, Mass, writes: "FOr years
l was badly afflicted with Salt Rheum in
nv hands. My physician advised me to
try Ayers Sarsaparilla. did SO. The
result was perfectly satisfactory. have
more recently used It in my family with
equally pleasing effect. 1t merits all that
Is claimed for 1t. As blood purifier
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BOYS GIRLS
The Cow Bird.

Curious friendships sometimes exists be-
tween animals of very differ mt species.
Ore of the ldest OF thes, is tn. friendly
colnpan .onship let " cen the COW and little
bird Of the American starting family.
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Tn order " keep run q nv af1Ain, !
IL hereby give notice that Will nQs -
responsible tor any debts 90 sshog ee1tDnr
tivsis not contracted by myself.
JOHN NJ. MUUp0y.
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DIR. WIN. A. NEWELL,
~
DIR. WIN. A. NEWELL, JR

ID ESPECTFuLLY Offer thcir prosoe
N sional sers Ices IA the pnbltc.
kcsidence aud private ofsices On oo1so
Street. opposite Tho Pubic square.
u Ofiice consultations 81 ell houss.
Olympia. August n. isss. ms
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Rufus McLain, Deceased.
NOTICE In hereby given by the under
IN signed, Administrator of the above
named estate, to the creditors and ali per-
sons having claims against said deceased,
vouchers. within ono year from the null
lication Of this notice, TO the undersigned.
ct Union City, Mason county, Washington
Territory.
Dated this 9th day Of October. Isss.
JOHN AcHHAVY,
M Admiaistsater,
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Tts hssiafaa t.siss IN The shsps ~ . heiiew
u1sars sssts~<s e-sfsysst ~hi.h gives "a
every Fessa IN The heass not hfhsei from
W fse~t vsstiis'isr AMI tight Under th,.
rssstysFi II ths ts~-sssnt lsta which tho
sssdsss~e's tss.ss drive. The ss-,p,. hers
ere ell massi. nseFsa. AMI eousis, ~ s,oss.
vssssss. laundry, t,sehss. tstssv sni sleep
Tao swnms Zoe Tho emplasss ~ N. toa-,.
sssss~sisE siwss ~, Jsrs Ne sseleslse 81
the private ssfvsst. ~ be tsasass fnsm this
t~ssmsn, sstsn,is as.iss ~. sFamni is the
rssf u ,ts iaslitlna . tasnsi 100 fee, long
and 10 iset eide. which rerasias the steam
sassnss. taiisss, rsmrsns. spi heis,ins
machinery, s-sisiss The dyasma. Eos si.c,rlc
ii4stains
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A new variety Of Russian whc~
produced In Dakota last year a crop
forty bushels to the acre.
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Notice..

HAVING had two pet sheep killed by
IL par les while hunting on my land, /
hereby caution all persons against hunt.
INK on my land for game Of any descrip.
ton. THOS. kUrLEDGE.
Sept, Is, 1885. VS.
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anted !

A SITUATION as housckeeper or cham,
"A bermaid, by Al Experienced middle.
aged party from the East. Address !. NJ
Olympia poetolaeD.
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ENGLISH REMEDY

~ n never fsilins
i Cone iur Nervous
Debility. Exhsus,.d
Vitality, Seminal
W. aki sss, SIslnIa
tuYtllaa tss.s Ne ss
essA, IuJots,cv.
ps~ssstssshss, Far.
alysis and ell the
terrible effects ~
youthful
foilies aud esce.sss
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Wanted.

A GENTS to sell DIXON'S new and ~ /.
IA perior MATS aud CHARTS. A.
payinH an agency ~ any In tho world.
For 80 page catalogue. free. address
JOHN DIXON,
253 Market 81.
San Francisco. Cal
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in n,aturer years. such ~ Loss at Mrmo.
ry, I.assitude. Noeturnai Emission, Aver
sion to Society. Diinness at Vision. Nois' .
in the Head, the vital huid Isp.inv un,,ts
served In the urine. aud many other ~.
eases that leaf Ia Insanity nd Death
D6 MiNriE, who ~ . regular physi.
clan graduate Of tho University 81 Penn.
sylvanisl. will agree to f-rfeit eiv~ Wss-
dr~d Dsilsss Tor q case OF this Kind the
cial advice and treatmenp viii not cure
or for anything impure or injurious to,,nd
in 1t. DR.. MiNTIE treats all private ITS.
eases successfully without mercury. C.s-
ssi,asssn free. Thorough examination
and advice, including anslysis at urine.
p. Price OF vital W~sserer o. so a tsatla,
or four times the quantity -. srut Ia apy
address upon receipt 81 price. or q. -. u,
secure from observation and Ia . private
name II desired. by
A. u. MINTIE. NJ. H..
"a
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sAMPLE nOrrlE vase.

will be sent tn any ole apply lug Nv let
ter, stating symptoms. ~cx aud sg.. strict
secrecy In regard to all business trHn-ac.
tons.
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY
cures all Kinds 81 MID.
ney and bladder complaints. gonorrhea,
gleet, 1eucorrhoea. For sale by nj drug
gIsts; 81 n bottle; @ bottles for O..
DIR. MINTlES DANDEIION PILLS
are the best and cheapest DyNPEPsIA
and BILIOUS cure in the market. For
sale by all druggists. nt.tstf
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Fo0TGR'o
LIVERY STABLE.
CTIL,rys OLD srASpj
nuIE nnsst and safest Horses Csyyl ma.
aud ~ ali h"ur-
SADDLE HORSES
First-Class TurnOuts.
SPECIALITY.
Particular attention PAID to the wao,. NJ
toufists snd sisi.s,F- from stsosd,
N"tth yes, cesnsr Of Main aud Third
Strrets.
Olympia, June "a, isss. "
Reorened.
sVHE Austin House snd static with =
i H'sod -ts'ok cs,srai sttseh.d. f.y ali al
~h,rh y share ~ eu.ts,n, H. soiicitesi,
Rates reduced Ia suit ~. Time.
Olympia. or,o,er .. i.ss. n'''S
Furniture Factory,
WA srEuNBiRg. III. PROPRIETOR.
assu. tss-s. ., tate. ~. asssss.
OLYMPIA. VT.
MI !. si,end to all hae Csbiaet WORT,
w ,tsfgusitory Fancy and Comnon
s't'ai S,~i'ig ana all kind- ot Turning.
Repairing Neatly Done.
rI- Leave orders =, the -,ore Of Robsp
Frost.
August ~, iss5. mr.
Arthur Ellis,
MANUFACTURER on AND DEALER m
Furniture and Bedding.
Upl,olstery In ali n. brsn~h~s.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-13

EIeven New Cases and -four Deaths at
madrid--Inereasing In the Provinces.
MADRID, June Eleven cases of a
disease resembling cholera are reported
in this city. Four deaths occurred here
yesterday from the malady. The sapi-
tary officials continue the work Of disin-
fecting the streets, and are keeping large
bonnres burning at all available points.
Into these bODfres quantities OF sulphur
are cast frequently.
Seven new cases OF cholera and three
deaths occurred to-day IN the city OF Mnr-
cia, and three new cases and ten deaths In
the province of Murcia, outside the city.
A number Of new cases Of cholera and
OF deaths therefrOm are reported from
other districts IN Spain.
PARIs, June i2.--In view Of the preva-
lence Of cholera in Spain, the French
Government has given orders to subject
all arrivals from Spain on the Franco
Spanish frontier to three days quarantine
Two more suspicious cases were report
ed to-day in Madrid, one OF which proved
fatal in few houre. The disease has
made its appearance at Toledo.
The government will ask the Cortes for
one million pesetas s200,000) TO prosecute
measures against the cholera.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-13
CHANT AND WARD.
The Cashier of the Late Firm Tells How
Business Was Conducted.

The Cashier of the Late Firm Tells How
Business Was Conducted.
New YORK, June 12.-Testimony was
taken before Referee Hamilton Cole TO.
day IN another suit growing out of the
Grant a. Ward failure. John II. Morris,
receiver of the Marine Bank, charges
that James d. Fish conveyed TO six rela-
tives on Dec. 81, 1883, property that
should 20 10 the creditors of the bank.
s. +. Spencer, cashier for Grant q
Ward, testified that the firms capital
was 100000. or the cash contributed
u. S. Grant put in S92, 600; u. 3. Grant,
Jr., 100000, and Ferdinand Ward 10000.
Fish contributed no cash. The balance
OF the 100000 was made up OF flour"
notes, bonds and stock by all the men,
bers of the firm.
Spence said that the loans on securities
ofleu ran as high as $l,000.0O0. II was
frequently the case that the firm paid
more for the use OF money than itreceived
on it's loans. The witness said Fish some
times drew on his private account TO pay
fictitious earnings 70 depOsitors. He
stated that Grant & Ward did a losing
business after Feb. 28, 1882.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-13
HoNoRs TO MINISTER PHELPS
An Extraordinary Mark or Honor Paid
Him In the House OF Lords.

Him I'm the House OF Lords.
LoNpoN, June 12.-In to-day's hearing
OF the Lsuderdale case before tho House
Of Lords, stephen Nash testified that be-
tween the years 1901 and 1880 the laws
governing marriage in the State Of New
York required only "a contract Of marriage
made In the presence Of witnesses, with
out ceremony Of any kinds In 1890 the
New York marriage laws, be said, were
revised.
United States Minister Phelps also testi-
fed on the same point. His testimony
was similar to that Of Mr.. Mash.
The Earl OF seiborno, Lord High Chan
cellor, moved that In consideration Of Mr..
Phelps position he be accommodated with
a seat In the body of the House. This
was most unusual proceeding for the
Lord Chancellor to take, and
the acJiOn ia regarded as
a special and extraordinary mark
OF honor and as an adequate recognition
Of the American Minister'S courtesy in
cOnsenting to appear as witness before
the Lords. When Mr.. Phelps arose TO
leave she chamber their LOrdships all
arose and bowed deforentlally TO HIM, the
American Minister returning the greeting
in a graceful and appropriate manner.
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had contemplated renting 1t, but when
ne understood indirectly that MIR. Cox
mad an opportunity TO sell II he imme-
diately relinquished ali claim to a lease
tor the present. Secretary Manning beng
still without house, will continue to live
at the Arlington.
APPOINTED MARSHAL.
The President to-day appointed Samuel
L. Graham to be United States marshal
for the Western district of Virginia. Mr..
Graham was formerly clerk of the Circuit
Court of TazewelI county, and is
at present resident of Buchanan
county. He was one of the delegates
to the Charleston Convention of 1880.
TIMBER AGENT DISMISSED.
Deahna, who some weeks ago caused
the arrest of the Commissioner of the
Land Once for assault, was to-day dis
missed from his position as special timber
agent of the Land Office.
COL. ANDERSON AND THE PRESIDENT.
Gel. Clifford W. Anderson, of Savan-
nah, had very pleasant interview with
the President today. The President told
him he would consider his case person
allV
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A HEALTH CONFERENCES.
Regulations to Prevent the Introduc
tiOn of Cholera and Other Diseases.

Regulations to Prevent the Introduc-
tiOn OF Cholera and Other Diseases.
NEW YORK, June 12.-At a recent con-
ference in this city of the health
officers of the ports of New
York, Boston, New Haven, Brook
lyn, Baltimore and the state Board Of
Health of New York, the following quar-
antlne regulations were adopted to pre-
vent the introduction Of cholera and other
diseases into the United States the CONF
ing summer, TO go into effect immedl-
ately:
The maximum period Of incubation Of
Asiatic cholera may, for quarantine pur-
poses, be assumed TO be eight days, and
In case OF disease occurring on vessels
during the voyage hitherward, the Obser-
walton Of persons should extend 10 eight
days from the last date Of possible ex-
posure; that for the fumigation OF closed
be commended, from two TO three
pounds of sulphur being burned
for each 1000 cubic feet of space
that for the disiniectiOn Of luggage
or other fomites, reliance may be placed
on fresh chloride of lime, bi-chlOride Of
mercury or "A dry heat 10 go degrees Fab
renhelt; that in view Of the danger Of
other contagion. as well as that OF cholera,
all rags imported 10 this country
should be dislnfected either
at the place of departure or ON their ar
rival here; that If such disinfection be
done abroad, IL be required that either the
rags be boiled for not less than thirty
minutes and dried before baling. or treat
ed with superheated steam for not less
than eight minutes, and in such manner
as 10 be heated to or above 2l2 degrees
Fahrenheit la every part.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-13
Five Laborers Killed.

CINCINNATI, June 12.-Dispatcbes re-
ceiyed by the officers Of the Cincinnati
Southern Railway from Somerset, KY,
deny the report sent last night that a con-
struction train had been wrecked by the
oaylng in Of a tunnel. The story arose
from the fact that Roadmaster Simones'
construction train going south last night
was thrown from the track two miles
north Of New river bridge by striking a
COW. The cabOose and seven cars were
ditched. Five labOrers were killed, and
Foreman UDoDnell and 10 or II others
injured. The track was cleared by II
O'Clock last night.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-13
THE FLORIDA CONVENTION.

Fourth Days Prooesdings-The Com
mittees Necessary for the Conduct of
its Business.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, June 12.-Soon
after the assembling of the convention
to-day, the committee appointed to de-
termine the number and titles of the
standing committees necessary for the
business of the convention, reported that
70 were needed. The report was adopted.
Alter electlng Rev. McCant of Talla-
hassee, chaplain, aud presenting several
resolutions relating TO the further organi-
Zation of the body and the reception of a
communication from the Governor eX-
pressing his appreciation of and gratitca-
ton for the respect aud sympathy shown
him, and rendering the aid Of the admins
trattYe department Of the present govern
ment to the convention in its 1abors, the
convention adjourned to give the Presi-
dent time to select proper committeeman.
The most important measure yet adopt
ed by the convention is the appointment
of a committee Of nine TO designate the
number and titles of the necessary stand
ing committees. Most OF the work will be
done ia committee, and the selection Of
the members OF each committee is very
important duty and deyolves on the
Ieblu6lls
A great many memorials and resOlu-
tions are introduced daily, and much time
Is spent IN discussing measures that will
be settled by the committees when they
are appointed. A committee will receive
bids for the publication of the proceedings
Of the convention and other necessary
printing.
Judge VIM. b. Lamar, Of Jefferson
county, trlanted young attorney, and a
nephew OF Secretary Lamar, delivered an
excellent address before the graduating
clEss OF the West Florida Seminary, In
this city, last Wednesday. his efforts
received hearty apnlauGn