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the hours of and 10 o'clock pm; and
on Friday July II, in the city
wards and Fifth, Fourteenth and Fiji
teen,h districts, between the hours
OF s and 10 o'clock p. IN, for the purpose
OF electng delegates TO aconvcntion which
is TO assemble at Estiyal park, in the city
OF Memphis, on Saturday July H., Mt 10
O'Clock q. m, 90 nominate candidates for
the county offices; and the said delegates
TO select delegates TO the gubenatorial
convention which convcnes as at Nash.
vile, July Is. The delegates from the
city will nominate candidate for magis-
trato for the city at large, and the dele.
gates from the Fifth, Fourteenth and
Fifteenth districts will nominate candidates
for constable and magistrate OF their re-
spec,vc districts.
"Thc following il the number OF dele
gates appointed TO each ward and district,
viz
"wards-First, 8; Second, .; Third, .;
Fourth. 2; Fifth, Z; Sixth, 4; Seventh, 5;
Eighth, o, Ninth, 1; Tenth, 6-.Total, ~.
"Districts First, 3; Second, 4; Third, 2,
Fourth, .; Fifth, 2; sixth, 4; Seventh, 3;
Eighth, 3; Ninth, .; Tenth. 3; Eleventh,
3; Twelfth, 1; Thirteenth, 4; Fourteenth,
4; Fifteenth, 3; Sixteenth, 2; Seventeenth,
2; Eighteenth, 2-Total, 80.
CITY delegates, -; county delegates,
81. Total number delegates, o."
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The rumor published in the Scmi-
tar OF yesterday to the effect that the
Midland road has been sold to Jay Gould
is denied by parties who are usually well
informed on such matters. No railroad
man in Memphis knows anything about
the transaction. Upon the bare possibility
that parties at Nashville, jackson and
Richmond might be better informed, the
APPEAL telegraphed to those points and
received the following in reply:
NASHVILLE, Tenn July q iSSS
To the Memphis Appeal
have no information calculated TO con-
firm such rumor Your telegram is the
first intimation have had on the subject.
T.. b. SrAuIMAN,
Third Vice. President Louisville Il Nash
vile Railroad.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July Ed Z. Rich
ardson, chairman OF the merchants com
mittcc OF the Midland railroad, was seen
by your correspondent at his home to-
night, and said that there was nothing in
the report that the Midland had been sold
TO Gould. On the contrary, he had re-
received today dispatch from NicePrcs
dent J. G. Lcake, at Richmond, Va, Civ.
ing great encouragement, TO the effect that
active work would be commenced in few
days in building the road on toward Nash
vile, and that il would be pushed forward
with the least possible delay. Reports
had been circulated several times to the Of
feet that the Midland had been sold out, but
they turned out TO be without foundation,
Indirect offers had been made, but the
source of such propositions was never
made known, and nothing OF tho kind had
ever been entertained, and he felt assured
from his connection with the enterprise
they would not be. Lcakc was an ambi.
tious young man who had set his heart on
the completion Of the enterprise, and lac
was determined to build the line. Rich.
ardson said that within the next few days
he would be enabled 10 communicate
some very important and encouraging
facts concerning the work TO be done ON
the road. The surveyors had reached to
within six miles Of Nashville, permanently
locating the line, and they would get there
in n short time.
THE APPEAL also tclegraphcd TO PrcSi
dent Pace at Richmond, Va, but received
nothing from him in reply.
In spite Of all this, however, the report
may be true. The absence from the city
OF Nicc-Presidcnt Dcakc and Attorney
Watson, Of the Midland road, at this par
ticular time, taken in connection with
President PAGES silence, may be signid
| cant
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ANOTHER FOR MEMPHIS.
FROM AKRON. ALA. TO COLUMBUS
MISS,
Thence TO Memphis by Way OF the M. &
o. and M, b. g. A., Connecting Mont.
gomery With Memphis and Cutting
Into the l.. q N. on Western Business.

The expression "All roads lead TO
Rome" will soon have to give way to "All
roads lead TO Memphis" for hardly a
month passes but that some line already
built to other points begins figuring the
cost OF branch TO Memphis, or some far
sighted capitalists get together and project
n road through virgin territory. vi the
latter class is the Memphis, Columbus 4
Oxford, and Of the former the Cincinnati,
Selma & Mobile road, which proposes
90 build an extension from Akron 10
Columbus, Miss, where IL is proposed to
, connect with the Mobile q Ohio, and the
Kansas City, Memphis Il Birmingham
road. In connection with tl.c latter II
would make direct line 20 Memphis, and
in connection with the former another line
20 ~. Louis. II would then become part
OF through road from Columbus TO At
lanta That Is one way by which Mont.
eomcry will come into close connection
with Memphis, which means rival line To
the Louisville & Nashville on all western
business
II these two lines are completed II will
give Memphis twelve railroads with nm
early prospect Of two more, Memphis,
Arkansas 4 Texas, and the Memphis x
Cairo branch ofthe Illinois Central.
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LOCAL MATTERS IN BRIEF.

important Items Gathered From all
Quarters.
II. u. Goodwin, a stranger. was run
over aud instantly killed by switch engine
No. Ii5 Of the Louisville. New Orleans &
Texas railroad about O'Clock yesterday
morning, near the intersection Of lluling
and Tennessee streets The unfortunate
fellow was asleep on tho truck when tho
accident occurred. Squire Buttcnbcrg
held the inquest. Tho jury returned n
verdict Of accidental killing. From let.
tiers found on GOOdwin's person II IL
thought ho camo from ~. Louis. The
body WIS taken Ia charge by County I'm
dertaker Walsh aud will be held until an
answer 10 letter scnt 10 friend of the
man, residing In ~ Louis, Can h. received
NETTING ~ TIM TANrAYEHs' ASSOCIATION.
The committee on permanent owaniza.
ton OF the Taxpayers association held n
meeting IN the office of tho secretary 81
the Merchants exchange, nj 1880 o'clock
Yesterday morning, with the following
member. present. j. VI. Peters, chairman.
]. W. billiard. H. ]. Black. liza l.. Brink.
Icy, n. !. FOn1ick, !. n. McDAyitt, u.
W. Galloway. n. Foniaino and T.. A..
Keeling On motion, T.. A. Keeling WIS
made secretary. and subcommittee,
consisting IT 4. u. Turlcy, =. w. billiard,
! Ilu l.. iirinklcy. w. NJ. Randolph aud
w. ]. Smith, were appointed Ia draft q
constitution aud bylaws ior the a.-Ocia.
ton and 10 submit The same to meeting
Oi the gen 'ral committee, 10 bu held NJ
the Merchants exchange, Thursday next,
at li.JOO'ClOck am.
SUPREME LoDUE, T. o.
Representatives from Memphis 10 the
supreme lodge, Independent Order OF In.
| maculatcs, the annual session OF which
| has Just closed At Montgomery, Ala. have
returned. II Is colOrcd organization,
/ with fifteen lodgcs OF courts In this city
/ alone. all of which were represented NJ
the nceins. Tic following officers wcr
elected for the ensuing term DR. W. A.
lladlcy, supreme master; II. y. Echols,
supreme deputy master; r. NJ. Holland,
supreme treasurer; T. y. West, supreme
secretary. After passing resolutions Of
thanks 10 the people Of Montgomery the
session adjourned 10 meet ut Huntsville,
Ala, July, 1889. The returned delegates
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THE BOLIVAR LooP
or the D.. y. d. a r. Raiiroad-Tbe
Itoutc It viii Traverse.


From the best information we have been
able to gcther, says the Rosedalc Leader,
In regard 10 the proposed loop line OF the
Louisville, New Orleans x Texas railroad
through Bolivar county, 1t is pretty con.
elusive that the point Of connection with
the Leland and Huntington branch will be
Belmont Said proposed line leaving Bel.
mont aud running In n northcrly direc.
ton, will intersect Deer Creek ut Mr..
Charles SCOTS Triumph Place" at point
not far east Of the bridge across the
creek ut the head Of same or where the
creek runs out OF Lake Bolivar. Thence
on from the creek In northcrly direction
the line will pass through Pollocks and
Myers places on Lake Bolivar. Survey
has been made ~ high up rs a point Just
east OF stormyille. We understand that
the engineers are now near Nebletts with
the prcliminaries. IL Is quite probable
that the line coming ON from point
nj or near Stormyillo will pass through
the Cassiiy place and thence on In
The direction OF Beulah, apprUximating q
distance Of from one.half 90 one mile east
OF the public lcycc until the same reaches
Beulah, ut which place u will run very
close 10 the lcvec. A point near Beulah
church or tho Masonic lodge We learn
IA the objective point 20 which the on.
ginccrs expect 10 extend the preliminary
line. From this psint they will run the
line on into Roscdalc. Taking into con-
sidcmtion the topography Of the country
south Of Roscdalc and the many adyan-
tagcs 10 h. gained, VIC conjecture that some
point In the southwestern portion Of the
town will be determined on as the point 10
reach Ro-cdale. All things considered,
the most desirable depot grounds at Rose.
dale will bc the southwestern portion Of
the town. II will perhaps be some two
weeks before the surveyors reach this
place. Mr.. Wright, n very able and cili'
Gent engineer. IA in charge Of the location.
lilo has with him very eth.
cicnt aud experienced party oi en-.
ginecrs. There will be no delay in
making the location. We learn that a.
soon az the surveying party have com.
pletod their labor the work will be let "a
q number Of contractors. who ar expected
10 have the road ready for track.laying IN
sixty DAYS after commencing. After the
road has been completed from Belmont 20
Ro.cdale, work will be- commenced on the
uppcr portion OF the road extending from
ROscdalc 10 some point IN COahoma
county, probably Clarksdalo. and will bo
pushed through in the same vigorous man.
ncf a. the lower end.
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MRS. HARcouRT,s CASE.
A Snug Little sum Raised by Ladies'
and Children.

A Snug Little sum Raised by Ladies'
and Children.
Tug APrEAL Of last Monday contained
a letter from Hot Springs. Ark, relating
the touching restitution Of Mrs. Maggie
4. lIarcourt, noble old lady who braycd
the terrors OF a frightiul scourgc and came
to this city in 1873 rs n nursc.
The letter detailed the deprivation aud
suffering Of Mrs. llarcourl in touching
manner. Sixty-six years Of age. afflicted
with rheumatism, without money or
friends, and living In squalid quarters at
Hot Springs, hers was n case that appealed
TO the sympathies Of every one. In her
extremity she referred to her services Ia
Memphis, for which she asked nor received
any compensation further than u contribu.
ton Of $50 after all danger was over
The letter was not written and published
IN vain. An entertainment, consisting Of
u concert and iableauN, was given ut the
residence Of Mrs Caldwell, No. I:5 Vance
street, Friday evening. July q, 20 which
the admission was only > cents. To show
how the affair appealed 90 enlisted public
support in the ncighborhood, the hand
some sum Of SlT.bj was realized.
The children OF parents residing along
Wellington street also originated and ear
ricd out delightful little program for the
same worthy cause, which rcalized SIC.
This makes total Of S3jj. which will
bo at once forwarded 20 the proper parties
for Mrs. Hofcourt's relief.
In view Of Mrs. Horcourts scli.sacri-
fcing devotion the amount already raised
should be materially added 10.
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OBITUARY.
neat, Of ,.,tIi. Thomas.

feeling nj sadne~ thme over every ono ron
nefted with tho Arrtmfis oHirc when news arrived
oi the death ~ CHsaiV IuUuAs II somcrillc on
the sih Inst ile Wa rImprllci ~ abandon BIZ
work about two mouths ago uu account NJ had
health aud sent Ia d. home oi biz aunt Mn John
drffHt rlW iils ht-Fyf' VS. Whist Il known "a
'ralluplng' euusumpi %, AMI ono n hls lungs Waa
totally DESTROYED ~ Ifffr WHs only twenty one
year old. sud hls phys.Aur gave ufnmlsr II n viz
ufuus manhussi until ho fatal dlsasn laid hold
up1u him ~ WIS W iiH employ ~ NJ ff'lirHril
nearly four years ar,i n ilia mailing department.
later ]" lc'fn'd W. ilnf hhl ioWaid VIC ~
o. was quirk unt NJ Iufiuus, and had The Hnul
will ui Utrytpi In Nj. unlcr a sisirt D. the unly
mrmirf " bis imiiiui'Hin family who survives
him Oh
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One reliable merchant in every town trib-
utary 10 Memphis Ia knock out all compc.
tition by taking the agency of the world.
cigirs aud Geo. T.. Lies X Co. celebrated
Buiins. Your ncighhnr can't get the goods,
~ We will only scll 10 ono merchant In
each town. We solicit n sample order.
!. SAuuspN n Co,
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tom.
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Gen. sheridsu's Condition

NEw LoNnoS, Conn, July The fol-
lowing bulletin Ia furnished; m.--Thc
Swartam anchored here at O'Clock after
run Of two hours from New York. Gen.
Sheridan continues TO 10 we'll, has shown
no uniavonblc symptoms, and h appar-
emily not nj nll faiigued by his journey. II
the conditions continue favorable the
Swartaa will reach Nonquitt tomorrow,
and the general will discmbark directly ON
her aFriyul
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WI, a. .. nor.s,. LncIy Wan.

NJ. q. y Monc. Of No 40 Harrison avenue. be-
ton. Mas. Il q lucky man. he held uc.irnth vi
ticket No. ~ ~. which drew the serond capital
prirc Of s0tp1 In the drawing II the Louisiana
state Lottery. held on the 10Th instant. To ~
porter Mr. Murc sid. 1T u true that ! drew
tcfy ! held one tenth Of tiskct No 1851 1hb
4 TIE scrnnd tins have bTfn lucky" continued
Mf. Mnnc. u alsn dr'w bgn lnsi D-ccmbcr IN
Aprii s
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NrRtNsTRY SATURDAY. July !. iss.. at asl
oclpci = m In the ~ year u hi age. drOHsE W.
MrktNHTuY
Funeral will take plarr from the secnud rreshy.
terrain church rofacr lhs'r and Main sirois, this
lsuNDAYl afternoon at sooInok. scriocs ~ the
l.cy. Enscnc Daniel DD Friends are Invited 10
attend
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Don't forgot 10 call on
L. oTTENHEIMER az CO.,
sso Main street.
They are the boss bargain house for
Monday.
---BfG 500
Bix sso Main street.

"TnE LroAcY o. Cans" by wilklc Col.
Inns The College Girls" by Brown; The
Honorable Mrs Worker" by the Duchess,
The Dc-cricr and From the Ranks, by
King. "Bruolon's BAYOU" by llulJcrlon,
Miss Dciargr," by Burnett. and the
miracle Gold by Dosing, al Ia cheap
form. Maniorls has I'll the late novels Of
the day
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RFpunLicAN PRIMARIES.
An Edict 20 tho Scattering Faithful
From the Grand Muck a. Mucka.

From the Grand huck'a-Mucks.
W. J. Smith, as chairman, and j.
Thomas Turner as secretary Of the Rcpub.
l!can executive committee, has issued an
odici TO the Republican voters Of the die.
ierent wards aud districts The order
reads that the faithful will take notice
that the primary elections will h. held 1T
the usual voting places by tie Judges ~.
lccicd by the executive committee ioI the
several wards and districts, on 1hurylay.
July II, Ia the country districts, between
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THE RUM0RED SALE
OF THE TENNESSEE MIDLAND NOT
YET CONFIRMED.

Nothing Known of the Deal in Nashville
by Il. b. Stahlman and Others Well
Posted in Railroad Matters-No Reply
From Vice-President Pace.
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a ropuI.r yon.r nu.lr.,. Nan.

Mr. Eugene Friedman, young man oI
fine business talents excellent character
aud great popularity, has purchased the
retail cigar establishment formerly owned
by Charley Bowers. NJ No. PSI Main street.
and will Dc pleased 10 meet his legion ri
friends nj hisnew headquarters. The very
best brands Of imported cigars will bc kept
in constant supply, together With the pick
Of the lot IN domestic makes. Don't ini
10 give the new proprietor n call.
Al we nsk for Rising sun baking pow.
der Is one trinl
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ATTEND the auction sale II groceries and
cigars Monday ut 1880 AN, at No. 2Si
Sccondstrcct 7. !. MCCAWiN &Co.
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srE tile cut rate on hats made by the
RED llor SrORg,
No. II llcale street.
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N,soSiC NoIiCr.

DFSN ROYAL ~. M rtNlTHR 40 p q
i will meet In stalrl t,.HfH. alton un NOS Ny
DAY night July p, 81 ulhfk iuf The lie "
paich VI business N#I'uf Companions iWiel
naity and cordially irI|fHI
w of,lrt ~ NNUti4 lONEs. " vi y
Aitest Dutgr e. IntHrH SECRETARY
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uiiiiard.
Tho leading photographer in Memphis.

1ny Floyd 4 MONEYS soda. Only
Bethesda water used In the manufacture
OF H.
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MuliorJ's clearing sale.
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This afternoon and evening NJ Jackson
Mound park. A pleasant time ior every.
I..l.
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are Justly proud N The treatment received
from the white citizens OF Montgomery,
and hail it as an evidence Of friendship ior
and interest in their race.
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Everything reduced =, Muliord'a
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Avis Aux Fran Gals.

rrOus LEs HABiT,Nrs ~ IA CoLoNiE
L rrnrai-e dc Mcmrh, 'ouil nyiic'a &C. trunif
ohcs NJ LOris KEITH ~ hne --rondr. his
hours IA msiin. pour 1frinisrf Ia cslcbaiipn dc
Soir Pete Natiouals 90 iuiilen
T. tUmiiC. T. HEiTit.
l. BigNON.
y. OLANNE.
DtNftHi.F
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ANOTHER tuvRCu ROW.
rnE RonNsoN.mrg SHOOTING.

Tho trial OF Tory Robinson, charged
with shooting Lewis and Frank Hutton the
Cow Island road about month ago, was
in progress before Justice Fleming ycstcr-
day. The trial will be resumed Monday.
As soon rs this case is disposed Of the
llulls will be tried Tor shooting at the de-
innlnnI
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Ask For Ayers

sarsaparilla, and be sure you get it,
when you want the best blood-puricr.
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With its forty years
OF unexampled sue
cess in tho cure II
Blood Diseases, you
can make no mis-
take in prciorring
Ayers
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en- fierntlisgenbe 8D, us bet neotom
bun meo ct &i9ebarn. Set uar ct
patfert tibet 8arn, men ben un9eMo>
Der turoe lite pile bet frem for Ser
ben meo en- Mobers @toltbeb,, tbi bet
par &elultatet al ct 5eiltrin. 8arz
net bleo abopteret at @bar1es 8. Qanz
ion, ber bensane boe6e paa Miluauz
tee Ipe., o9 @tooeren reite after bort.
9un bor nu Sarge, Daf., og ct gift
meo en- reipeftabel og pelfaaenbe
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bret fig oper, ont bum neseniinbe
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peb &arnets 0porasel1e. Tamiliz
en- 9anion funoe lite finbes, buOrz
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San inbbilbte fig, at Der bar nogen.
iom pilbe brebe bam,og boppebe ber>
for ub om 8inbuet forat unbtomme.
- Dmtring Taribault ita1 ber bp
en- Mansbe &reature, uoen at man
fienber Nariasen. @n Manb bat miz
itet nj @tDtter pg en- anben trebipe.
- st fort @arebus / Mleranbria,
inbebolbenbe 10000 8u1bel 9uebe,
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Bp9ninaen ct fuloitanbis poelast,
mebbele8 5er.
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Mar samle @bn orufnebe @lpen peo
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mems ben treble rebbeoe fig. @robert
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git af, mebbeles ber fra ct. @(oub
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9afota-

Canton 24oe Mai. @n tolu Nar
gammel Spn af 8brie Olien, iom
bor ibo Mil / ipopt berfra, omfom
isaar @ftermiooas, peb at faloe al en-
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!9eitene blep ftp og ben elbfe af@ut<
terne falot neb mellem benz, blep ben=
9enoe @eletpiet o9 blep 1lebt efter
paa oenne Maaoe en- Stunb, fpr ban
bpbe.
- 6bebelpefulanter bar allereoe
reift 9iennem Dafota ferat erfare,
bporleoes @rpoen fer ub, % bpao bet
te9ner til meb Narueten.
= Sra &ierre me6beles, at Isrez
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vsSersus Sails Sournal" for i9aar
siper en- 9linrenoe @tilorin9 of 2eir=
iamlinsen berteos naite use os ben
Mootaselie, iom alle be tt &nien
Sremmeoe pil faa. &i baaber, at
ben lite bar looet formeset. Sbet
ben opre9uer a1e be 6remmeoe, 1om
pA fomme, flyer ben, at bet pil bliue
be fete al be &eteraner fra 0pr9rsz
fri9eu, 1om bor norore Minne1ota,
os besu6en 9e1egationer fra 9afota,
@isconlin, Soma os 9eebralta. Ss
ben opresner tretten @rano NrmD $50
fter fra bette County o9 Sea-
bolas, iom pil pare tilftebe.
9ertil no9le @unoreoe DbbfeQows
fra De forltielise @ttber al @taten.
Sen flyer, at femten Mufittorpier
fra Nabolaset bar 9ipet tiltjenoe, at
be pnifer at fomme. @upernbr Wc
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ter pil bore BET ioetminbite en- Sag
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Minneiotas Delegation til ben re-
publifanife Mationalz@onpention /
@bica9o beitaar al fel9enoe Meolemz
mer:
9elesater at large: S. s. 9apis
fra 9ennepin County, 8. g. 9artlep
fra ct. Souls County, Soel 9.Seat=
MOLE fra &ice County os 6. 8. So
iparos ira 6iQmore County.
6prfe 9itritt: Sames .. 8rien
fra @oufon County, s.. 8. @o9erton
fra 9oose @ountp.
Mnoet 9iitritt: Sf. M. 2elanb, So
ribault @ountp; $. s. Miller, &od
County.
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