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Order Of Court.

In the probate court of King county,
Washington territory. IN the matter of
the estate of Hugh McAleer. deceased.
No 6g2 order to show cause why distri-
button should not be made
On reading aud fling the petition for dis
tribution made by samuel Aenney. the sd-
m,n;strasor OF the estate of Hugh Nc Aleer.
deceased, setting forth among other things
that said estate il ncw IN a condition 10 be
closed and that the residue of said estste
is now ready and remains to be finally dis
tributed among the persons entitled
thereto.
IL is now ordered bv the court that all
PEI sons interes ed ia the estate OF Hugh
MeAleer dec ase,i, be, aud appear before
our said probate court ~ the court nom
thereof in the city of seattle in said King
county on Monday, the III day July,
l>s9, at IL o'clock B. M. then ana there to
show oaus III any they have why decree
of iinsi distribution should not be made
ac ording TO the prayer al ssld petition.
And il il further ordered thar copy of
this order 10 show cause be published four
successive weeks before said I'D day OF
July, Issa, in the SEATTLE Po>T-lNrEILI-
GKNCER, newspaper pr nted and pub
lish, III said King county and of general
circulation therein.
Done in open court this 18th day of May.
1859.
RICHARD OSBORN.
Judge of the probate court OF King county
Washington territory.
TERRITORY or WAsHfNGToS.l -
COUNTY or KING.
l, Richard Osborn. judge snd ex oficio
clerk oi the probste court of said King
county, do hereby certify that the forsgo-
ing is full. true ana correct copy ri an
origional order To show cause, granted by
said probate court on the 24sh day OF May.
IsS9 n the matter OF the estate of Hugh
McAivvr. deceased.
In testimony whereof. have bereunto
-, SIT m, hand and sffix ed the seal OF
STALL our said probate court this 2lst day
of June, 1889.
RICHARD OSBORN
Judge and ex-otfcio clerk of the probate
coars OF King county, Washington terri
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.FEaNsffl,, IrNks

i'sfN oF1xsefTsaN sTEAMsAEE AZ
e &@ak = sza. gsassss cars.
US ft a. Hssefass - 81 s'ss aga. s
fee AS fsaa ~zs Frsarsa.s, sas
$500 0-e-~ Wstsss -
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'THfCtE AND NEGNiYT-EgE-T- : :
SD FaN5kn iaststftes AxeAer gse
-ssasag f3sE7z staaa -etags3 aasE Eraz.f
sts seattle
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Il kENNa& MATSES -~EFlE wAT0H
Ne makef "a ssas 8N&s.sl na tsFs east
ssse & EAsrs ssrsss. sxs@xen 4A4ass sass
Gzsssas xFcaae
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NJ 1888 a0ss WIGL l.
va Beg Hta f4stsas s k.nEts.a sse.
u - Azs@ s.@sss Z gssgsx ssag sae ssnaz -
Ass s.i.isess s - aAz8sr ssrxxs
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Notice.


To the stockholders OF the Home Fire
Insurance Conpany of Seattle:
Whereas. i; j desired To Increase the cap
itsi stock of the II sme Fire insurance
Company OF Seattle, therefore the under
signed, being a majo ity of the trustees 81
said company hercby call a meeting oi
the stockholders OF said company to be
held ON Monday, the i2th day OF August.
1889. at the hour oi O'Clock. in the after
noot Of said day, at the company office
IN the city of seattle for the purpose OF
considering proposition Of the said
board ef trustees duly adopted ~ a meet
Ing oi said board, held June ~, lSSgl. lor
tire increase of the capital stock OF ssitl
company from the san 81 one hundred
Thousand dol Ars Ia the sum OF tao huud.
rcd and fifty Thousand dollars
joHS Z. HoYr.
BAiLEY tfATZERT.
II, G. STRIVE,
Nj u. BALLARD.
4. II. STEWART
JACOB Firth.
THOMAS I. MtNoE.
Seattle. ", I, June Is. iss9 Trustees.
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Advesssseneess under ~ hes1s o. I0ss
v0sEd. For SMle. Fos g<Ez. azsd ezxssstsos.
WaEfr1 viii be inserted 81 tk8 rate 0s
oenss : word fng nrxs fns<vr&sa: esssf .
Word Cor sseh sas~sgnexzs In~rzloa- Pay
s3snt afwsss rs advance
SUTsGE-5f< bzssrse~s cesse ef the Psi
fs-FxEF9gxgEE All hereafter - of<n Ears.
sp fn aSsszsfsszs sxsvsz<zszz<rts ssu -
gsssessed ay so shls ttossr
Use f0FAgx sE1 sesssTs zze 4~s48sssx mssxsg-
gE&sssx ~ tsska esfstee
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Eh-1t rev >-ksst Jtl.N 8. E~ss FEF
4 @~8 81 0masbs. Msge- & ~sess..n
els sita4 ss lrt Es - Asss
ts@as2e hsE * tsea .5-ss.1 nj a.;
ts-a'lnS ts Vxi-t a. reT sEses3 notice ~
ss.r @s's- 5s .saet lD cas- f-assee shS +
20 81 t--s.asts ~ sAig ~ as thsr
SIS seF i.as4.s nfsAfs us.-lsf
E=e efs.,fs.Eas-t assse 500 Ats-zs.sssrt =.
a'aaas 4i Evt Taa ss5ea.i
NErge
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DU8 alKR
IoE sNLK-<sfsAK sToEE AND Bs-fIL,-
= sDgs . nsFxsaas psifs ~ box Az
ely "
IUg saTE-rHE o5rIpESTAL LDE,<s-
II iax kcszss 80 alley between FF1Lss afi
%eessssx sss1 sshesry aud Gofuns&&-
u-Og sALE-U AcEEs II NILES Fa0X
II reessi<s ~ nsse- fro<s ra1lreAs8 sEztso1.
- seres rseh Aftssas sfrsse 500 Assdrsss
q =. F<@t Ent4s fssraeeg n1Eas
I-ssg eaLg-EE-TArgAxT. Gspap LsA-
e ts.zsss xgs4s txzte: grsee eaEz BE ea*sss
zErznxs~s. parties insessskxz - reszssr*Fss
ssox ;his So ssssksess j. Fa@tffatszif-
re2eer es@ss
IsyE SALE wszyIs-sJKDExS TAKEN
# A. sass. Ig1ea Z. l.sI2 sraslt sfss.-k-
r.sgg -AI.s-B RnsE YARD ~fTE MlI.AS
+ frssfn E-s<syssssss. Casyses =. Fasts-ssass.
sssssna hssstessa s3ssek ~
I-oa -AEE-EsaIsE--f PORTABLE IFzy
IT kxsr~e engine SSH h-szs9r wttn Tassz
sass sttzefs@s tss saSs e1eAp. AdGrsss kns
giae. rEzaneF. y !.
Tor sAi-E - LONG ESTABE1-HED
i xsys-esv. large senreras-1. rsss 01sy
sss. rtsse tease. 5fasane~s t-1o pr aay
0sSslfr eckus .YsS usnHfzet1gsug. ln48ife
kitntssss & "a, Z ~ FROST stxszf
I-0R sAlE-sEyT RE-TArRAssT ~
II estF. long ass<e cheap rs-slt- sstsfsaoTe-sls
rssalise stzs 4
I.soR rAI.g - LOGGING Hog-E; Fix
IT sesnls1usx. Fyssas street. North seattle
s..Il At :. Frs,..s stree. l.see y LIl.n
y~OR sALE = TIE MoToR CHOP
Il hauss z-zla Frpat street North -sas-
IL, VII a. gsfaress fgr tas Esxf ten asfs.
dong a splsEstla bGslAes&. ts0 years
ifsss etesp rert-
I-og sAIK AT A BARGAIN TNA E.NE-Y
L tssts ia ksgena @pt184s Park. Moore
Land 90.
r~oK SAI.F-FlFTEES SHARES or THE
4 r.aftfe Bgss4{ux aud iseaa Asss< efss,sl-
Apply AsssaeFs s Blsls. Boston 's.s.eS
Y,0R ~4TF TWENTY AcRES NEAR
Il ship ugsfasg FiaAsg1 Island. Address
p0slasIlse boz -. asstt.@ -.-
NOR 9AIF-TEsT mxlso, EIGHT-F0oT
u ~ali. l3aauce duck Apply S1tseil
Huiss bazaar, Ens9n street brt~esS Ffs'At
sna Second -
regK SAX NOTICE ~ HEgEBT
1 xswsB taat on Thursday, Eae Efsf dag
~ August lssq, 81 ivsa O'clock a. N. OF
AID day, the board 81 tsA,sisty eosafitl-elsia-
half ~ aid county. viii Offer Tor safe, by
pabilr anesao8, 10 tae highest ana best
hidaer. Al the buiidiDgs 90 block =,
Rnren addition Sa.n ofsifilnzS VII te
odd zsfsarssely, aud the successful hiasseEs
viii ~ required 20 remove ~asd bnl3aiBBs
from SAID block within tt.irtx days fF9fa
date 81 sale Terms II ssl@~-Teu yer cent
caah balance - De- psid 70 ia. county
treasurer a!talu three dAFs from date 81
sale b. order u the board. vs. X, fOk-
RESI-. County Auditor ana ex-oifieio CsetS
al said Beard.
NOR sALE-THE SEATTLE TRANSFER
Il Co will gessi va bids for their properly
on southeast soFger @0nth second anu
Maiu ztfeets. viz. Lots / and :, block 4,
Mayasr{'s addition 10 'hs city o. seattle
For ffIsi particulars call 0n b. F. Shaubui.
manages. bids - be opened August :, ls19.
The seattle Trsn4fer %. Seattle, July ),
ts-g
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given r. all persons hav
tng claims against joel Mack. deceased. an
against bis estate. 10 present them with
the necessary vouchers. within one wear
after tats date, ~ the undersigned, the All
ADMINISTRATION Isl said esiste al hts place oi
Residence pu the C0rucf of seventh and
King sire. g., ia the Clty 81 seattle. ". 7.
=. &. TOWNSEND
Administrator Of me estate % Joel Mack.
deceasssl
Dated July g. isss iawu
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CIfRTSTYIN Science.

MR.. AND MRS. r. J. CASTLE, HEAL
vi ers and teachers Location Lille sec
ond street: 7. O. hox >, Seattle, w. T.
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Hyyp WsxrxD.

sSrfs~' - ~ = ~@t<a
ylrAsTED-sfEEsE TO 30 sExEkAL
W hsssxsswf~k CAL ~ H4sses
~ isrszssser. . Ffs scrsheass esssTa~- -ssesss
II Cnsyerxsss, 81 a. Srs a&lrse sesk.fssssss.
BlsT az 81 esseesa asax sssz-
yvAgTgD-A GgEL POP GENERAL
w hss@~s~ss1 - i.14l A@ssssSn .. sell
4x-AxTKD - FIRST sss.ss- FINT-H EK-
w IN rassofa essss. ssess apprentices
sssas4s wsSgks wa~s&s as a1ass apw2sES As~
Tssy. - cssani ssfess. lfaroeclatsly.
EaSTEiS-THEEE sEkF AND At
w rsxe srcAiaeesxfas 9saksgtssstasf-
To&ls & AtlFuF
xsrAsFED = swEpksH or sogwE.
w gsaa girl fsr ges4rsl tassx<ssassbgk I.
& lsye1 fssasiaFe wsrer0ptas. Pike a;ast
fifiA ssfeets-
ylyAsTED~Tw0 ESEgagTn CON.
w fetsnf men 50 Esfs assurance ssils.
itoss Tar ~ &sidgs~s =. & whittier. rssam
lls. rai0a book. fssfsfass Na*h.
strA%IED-AN AMBITIOUS Yut 81
w Hnsa ~ i,sfstFes~ sssasrton. ~.
drsss tea pass Inss siiFsurer sysiss'e
tlrAgTEp - gEIIaBIE GIRL T0
w tsesk sssf dr. general aosssrWpgs 10 a
sgaa Pms,
(tYANTE.fs--A WOMAN 10 10 gEs
~ eEas flssss - w.fFa ia q sf3S8 l@Essts
teysger Tsfasa and -sflessa stsesels
WANTED COMPETENT SECOsD
w Rifs. gpssf = s<e@ - lsne experienced
Mrs J. { Hslnes, { ssatz seventh street..
yyyANTED ~ A SJMBEK OF GOOD
w brick sayegs. Apply 10 Hsntin2ttsfs
aud Little. coFuer smith ami R@ilr0@a
streets. Tacoma.
ISrANTEu FANCY DRY GOODS
W salesman also ho~ssry. Chester
giesrY.
AATEU-sAL E=LADIkS MCsT HAVE
W experience in dry gpoSs. Chester
1lears.
SlASTgD - EVE. ENERGETIC MN
w and Noneu 80 fssleS aysRae,
room 4
ssfANTKD-AS INTELLIGENT. barn
~ est mar % represent a large, FsAt9Ess
BE house 10 his own lfeNlitY and oittsite
81 iAsge cities A resuHnefatise salary 20
gef }aarlY. References s1ehsagesf. sup
efinssnfIeaf Manufacturing B9ese. L<sck
E0x &Sa Arw frfg
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|lIf \
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Ces
The si'f
L.A
Henry
xs noat
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sa.n.sh = ~
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sae i -. =.
will d -
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CONTIGUOUS 1IND RfTiDIaS.

q IL MENuA 4 co, CONTRACTORS
y. aa1 bul3ers Piaas end specifics
itaaS fnrUisaei upan appiscstl8~ Special.
So ~ oftce GNffrg~. sisi ColuH aia street
SsFBABvEs AND FOUNDATIONS san
W FEsae.se3 Bridge t'sa-. engineers sud
eoatTsCtors. Naatf aulis0g. pile afsglns.
eefe1 9rivcgs, a,sss' ps5es. a.fsu}eo fert nr
saMlSr coDt7srte,}. Prices for aork th.
same - b. iafe Rec Grv. Odice. ftss1 JACK
s2a street
DkNJAM{N Il. EHARD. CARPENTER
, sa1 alestet g3ees ass fa{s,islfss
ts tfssrts0 S.Feu- @orS p4riafessat4 ts-r-
sattst}v Atrrvss ts~assssqe. ~zsstls
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Elect

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extent
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To LINE.

pkNf OR tsAsE- ANY PERSON IN.
IL terjiBg a. build, ~ no has loigtag
house - lease Nth furniture ior ale, eau
ntsf customer So rrnt of buy uilmefe.
~ Sessnud sfrret
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WEI,


Attn |
fitslrfli
those
At ii 1
lectur
Like
stil.iy
saip
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EspLUYsFNr g4srr1.

''s 80 = ~ - y -
xrAsTED-F.9siTToN or TRUST or
w partnership ~ . welSbmsn well
educated. can invest sift9s excellent re-
fereness 9. Post inigliisencer Office.
xtANYkD POSITION AZ CARPET
w pianneF aud lsFer, can sssisf in
store by thoroughly competent man
good ref feaasss. A4dfest i. J.. Post Ia
teHigsnesr Daiee.
tGANTED~A GOOD BAEEg, Has Il
w YEATS experience. wants position
Address ia0x s59. city.
AWAITED SITUATION A. HOUSE
W sesrer Apply 10 No. ;, Post-inieih
Feneer osies
W ASTED - 4 BAKER WISHES EI
w flOymeut 4. v. POSE Intelligence
offiee.
WANTED YOUNG Man WITH coop
w city references deslres permanent en-
piuFmeat; clerical or uiberstse Address
4 T. Mcleod. = -. hpx al
xSrASFKD--A Position As sGPRRiN-
w tcl5siesit ~ q hrs1 class mechanic
vita theory practice and good references.
aatlress y -, F0si lutsiliscafer oflec.
tIaNTEp~ by A LADY. A POSITION
w - taokkpepey, copyisi. clerk of
bousekeefe l. cuinpsfsut % teach vocal
aud Instrumental music. excellent refer
eucss II O., Fpsi Intelligence office.
XlASTEb-rus ~ COMPETENT
w hoakkrepuf frat elias. eity reference.
Aadftss K. his "i'igr.
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NEASfKn 10 RKST-ME HAVE
w renters tof twenty warrant houses:
Also customers for Iodglpg suuscs: Who
has aas Gilmore & Co, 10 Secnnd street.
NJ AsJkb-Housk To kENr. RENIs
w 10 collie Z, r al - ste a. SELF 1rouncc
& fatieu, bresers room IA Barke block
eorusf tll,rsi sGd Union.
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NOR sALE-TfiE SEATTLE TRANSFER
4 Cs, will veeeive bids for lheir properly
On southeast eoFuer -oRth SECOND anu
Maiu streets viz: Lots / ard =, block =,
MayaRqd's asidtfiOu 10 'he city o. seattle.
I For fua particulars call GA Z. I. Nhauoai.
/ manager. bids - b. opened August 2, ls15.
I The SEATTLE Transfer Co Seattle, July >,
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-03-05
We ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
Natural Gas Stoves

Prices from So up. "Quickmeal"
gas or gasoline stoves. Success"
gas stoves. ALASKA" Hardwood
Refrigerators. "Gate City" Stone
Filters. "M. & d." Wrought Steel
Ranges, for families, hotels or
clearinghouse. Cast Ranges, 4
or 6-hole. at reduced prices. For
the FARMERS we have Cooking
Stoves with very large ovens. Man
ties, Crates and Tile Hearths.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-08-10
rue THIRD DISTRICT.

The Republicans Of the 3D. district
have nominated Mr.. II. Q. Minor for
Congress and as there wac no one else
before the convention 10 contest with
him the honor we take it that he will
receive, practically, the solid support
of his party.
Mr.. uerwig and DR.. Darrali and
their following are OF course disap,
pointed but the party lash, applied at
Washington by the head Of the party
aud the government, 4 all potent and
there will be no kiekirg above the
surface. They will stand up to the
41sa, fodder or no fodder, and take
their chances for the future.
Mr.. Minor is Warmoth's candidate.
He worked tho scheme that secured
his nominstion and thereby proved
himself by odds the ablest Republican
leader in tho State. Herwig nor Colo
man was equal to the tssk of uniting
their badly tlisorganizad party-they
we're at best only faction leaders and
,oor ones at that--and the longer they
rove tho wider the breach became.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-08-10

t.Those who havs met Mrs. 1
Rives Chanlsr socially s6ss a
in the London Star, aspeakS
siastically Of her chartn Of a
her absence of.alI atisctation as
ceii; and her ears would ting:e 1
glowing accoun,s of her 4
beauty. She has beautiful fairs
abundance, clear, bright, pe'
gray blue eyes, w.,iSh sre SOS
By dark eyebrows and lasbcsav
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CONFEDERATE FIGHTING.
4 story or Valor, Endurance and Hero.
ism TINT Compel Admiration
in Americans.
luen. II. ". Boynton in Cincinnati Com
mercial Gazette.J

f0en. II. " Boynton in Cincinnati COM
mercial Gazstte.J
As one advances In the study OF the
battle Ut Chickamauga he must, al
every step, become mere and more
Impressed with the magnificence OF
the Confederate fighting. Since the
first assertion that Chtckamauga was
for both sides the bloodiest battle o.
the war, In proportion to numbers and
the time Of the engagement, ana that
Il far Outranked In It's percentage OF
killed and wounded any OF the battles
OF modern Europe, there has been an
Industrious searching of records, both
Of our own war and Of recent famous
foreign campaigns to test the accuracy
Of the claims for ChIckamauga. But q
the investigation has proceeded--and
!. 1t is now sufficiently completed to al
low general. results to be stated will
certainty-lho more clearly the truti
Of the flrst assertion has been made Il
appear. IT Is not strange, therefore
that the discussions Of the past year
which have served to dispel 80 man!
q the nisapprebensions which cloudet
The public mind In regard to this bet
lie. and dwarled IL In the history Q
the country, sisoald have created sucl
widespread Interest in Its real history
and raised Il al once 10 the very from
rank Of the moot notable engagement
of our war.
The marvel Of German fighting I
the great battle OF Mars la Tour We
performed by the Third Westphaiia
Regiment. 1t suffered the heaviei
.lraa In the German army during II
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sElDcArlons IN LOUISIANA.

s. - 4=. -
s EfSjExrlONsIN LOUISIANA. /
81 s.s 81 ----:---
s pQ1eed upon the soDJece
aeAean - axsls1e 0y the convenslon
N1leus ~ lust n9joutneo ~ 1sussop
iensy efatllytng ana ~ sne sane
Als4e Oh ppolnllng TO inc 1fiends q
esM913}ee y lssana. Wss stat.-
Z ~ stnns ~ zsnQNsd !hAt great ii-
49, eesng aWakeneo anu tnan'-
1.-the 90njecs; anu ~ was 01sap-
~ that it showed that N
sm4ay eoacation was a. low
epO.
Nj. Bresux, the Stale suPerinten-
dent OF Public Edueekt0n, read m a0-.
dress Eepyete With alsttcal inI0rma-
ta0n and amq tntnes disclosed
- faci thu d. Pariahes-a ma
fority OF them, We are GLAD to Say
He schools are we'll maintained ana
Fin tho year while in others, about
twenty Two Of them, they are only
kept opap tom three to four months
~ SIX The minimum time
Z RI $3.50 leeGt nine m0ntbs In every
III the 6tAte and u come par
i16es do ID we'll - cannot see why
MI should not Do IL The main dir
cuIiyswe think u the lack of funds
and 90 people must put up more
! sSuey fof esincastonal purposes.
Judge 0unby, ths president 81 the aas-
sociattori. 10 his admlrabie address 10.
| spending TO the address of wsltome,
mt the matter Id : business light and
clearly demonstrated that Il pays Ia
educate, Our people cannot invest
:, ....,. -, sol, !. q :. ,ea T.,..,
: - MI. 8 4. ,,,.. * -.s.. .T.,.e,
1900, ~, ! 81 Co., ..,c,,. !,
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1t Is reported that Secretary Noble
will probably suc,sed to the vacant
seat -. the U. s. Supreme Court bench.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-08-10

Rnco when cOmH ~
lOus exhibition
ance which was enc |
on Sunday beforelY
about KellNl
slopes Of Snodgrass
shoe Ridge. M1
The Union lid
farm was establiss r.
low ridge sheite1
and the troops
position by a l
and rails varyin
feet in height. Tin1
10 O'Clock till 2, the
Of the Confederate
lines In ON the slight
uai breakers, only y
driven back az the3s
70 to pieces on, th&S
ter brigade dashed
the salient of this
| tered and brOke
loss SO great
throughout q
right wing of t6
| 80 weakened itsel
lnendous and yet
as 10 be practicallX
effort until much
sUned In reOrg
lthis d2hting, peip
as il had been, W z
wonderful assault u
| throughout thE
| ridges held by
Steedlnan. FOGg-
break took place ~
Sunday the entif
was assanlting u
Breckinridge's diE
Adams and Stova
Union left and ha1
rear, but Helm's q
salient of Baird'4s
eEectually shattii
killed and some
annihilated. Ga
Walkers had {
Gerceness and o.
cess. S;ewsrt& the
and Brannsisb
cent brigads Ran
and Bro wbs -.
face OF the Qu ~ =
themselves BRO wei
works hi trick "a
tine La< Iennesset
rushed up6 49,
ing across
heavy ennp until
regular b membel
muzzlos Osgreased
this move1-eai.Ien,
Hood, and tI.x.
the right ' ~ =
experience %.
streets veteran
, front of BranGroe
Steedman, with Ell
>, gade as a reserve, !,
on one point, ara
!, ridge-all these -.
almost continutpn
!, dark with the line
q ums. The splend
: as this Is enhanced
fact that from t
!, end 1t was unsuc-
q binary soldiers cSt
in battle 80 lons
. their mOvementso
4, hood, OF soldiefidi
y and endurance,
!. measure, and WIS
;. timated, comes M
= afternoon, assaHw
~ ingly in overw rs
= failed, and wher,,e
- succeeding adj
thickly strew9viu
: ed, and all tbewin
=. To say thatay tbs
ences the TO eve
n lied quickly, ~,
:. brought forws- =.
!, vigorous assaac emit
q cred with lat tn
=. can be said isO bu
=. the officers 90 q
y diers who e..
,, d storming parpf tn
n Turning to pee
Is dependent &C
.. found to shos too
% Confederate tiy I
N aggerated. I,sso,
d eXaggerate it.;
,e The loss in iiroa'
~ forty-four pers col
a. was incurred ooxe
haftlc and the
d tie more than IS
ID ternoou. ~
/ Bushrod Johp
!, per cent. Tho sh'
d of his brigades,a
|. per cent. Pattot
d OF Hindman's d
Il cent, aud most OF
g tern0on OF Sunday
e Maniganlt's brig
! vision. lost % per
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-08-10


sion until Enugsdsy on Erislay
n s & 49, = -. ::
second bays I'focce diAEs.rk
lana Lottery Dcnoanced.
Z ALEXANDRIA,. La 3. Aunnsf
day the Farmers, ~ ntoa met az
~ IS. ali the delegate were M 81 & 9
tOi,i ,cOnsiSfesNbie i nterest ia sfSle u
before them Il. Hatchef stass
.poiiied chairman CA "a :stifntior i
] Humble chairnan on ap6Su 4
lions. d. M. Nfur9at, chajf1f
sprIevances: S. Wiiiiel ciaiS
co,oueratiGp: ". II. R,beFfS
on reso,utio,,s. A resoidf
IDaeSed uu6utnaoueiy by th3
work aeajiyst the repeN
ET,nuia,nna STATE lottery TIT
tee ON publications were fnst1
10 q dop, as The officisl orgast.
that 3fayors said lottery.
delegates were NOT given
today as intenieti. hut wiz
Offer tn.n1orrow TO sec1reA
for this place. 1t Is I'M
Cad1o shall be given he.
morrow also.
The meeting. adjourned at
and met at 2 pm.
n. s. Adams. Linn .ranner
]. Gaice were appointed c.y
Tor the purpose of arranging.
ping iactory.ouestion. TheyAl
the site which is to be given 81
kAIexandria people for the iuGf
faf ory Ia case the Alexandria "a 4;
accepted. the. result OF which. VIII
/ ven.ion adjourned at S y. III. lautl
morrow.
10
Third Das9s Observation-Disclosures
Officers Further About the !;
Cotton Factory.
ALEXANDRIA,. LA, August 81
ahto-day's session uf the State FdIG'
EUnson the following Q GERS werat
ed for the ensuing yeas: Pre,i,y
/ - "A dana IF East SEsliriaw U
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