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The morning call., 1890-08-20
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BOISE CITY QdahoA Aug. 19-The delegates
TO the first Republican State Convention 10 be
held here tomorrow have nearly all arrived In
this city, and tile Indications are that every
county In the State VIII be represented by Its fun
strength. To-day has been occupied principally
In a general discussion OF the various candidates
and with caueuscs OF the larger delegations. IL
seems beyond doubt that Governor ShOup Will
receive aDouf the unanimous vote Of the cOnven-
tion for Governor, and the report is emphatic
that he Will not accept the nomination for that
office. There seems 10 be, however, such strong
sentiment throughout the State that he Will be
compelled to allow his name to head the ticket.
Judge Willis Sweet Of Lat2h, will meet with but
little opposition for Congressional hOnOrs. The
great struggle VIII be over the Endorsement of
lie two candidates for the United States Senate.
1t is practically conceded that Fred t. Dubois
Will be one OF these, aud II is almost as certain
That Governor Sboup Will b. the other. Wisltam
d. Clazett OF Shoshone County, aud w. j. Nc
Conneu OF Latah, are mentioned among the
Senatorial aSpiTauig
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UNCLE SAM AT THE FAIR.
Officers Who Will Manage the Federal Ex-
hibit at Chicago

OinCcES WIN VIII uiduaSt tuo CeueIdl
hibit at Chicago.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-In accordance
with the provisions of the act providing for
the Worlds Columbians Exhibition at Chi
cago. the President to-day approved of the
designation of the following-named persons
as members of the board of control and
management of the Government exhibit at
the exhibition: Sevellon A. Brown, chief
clerk Of the Department of State, to repre-
sent that department; A. B. Nettleton, AS
sistant Secretary of the Treasury, to repre-
sent the Treasury, Department; Major
Clinton Romly. U. S. A. to represent the
War Department.; Captain w. Meade,
U. S. N, to represent the Navy Department;
A. T. Hazen, Assistant Postmaster-Ge General,
to represent the Postoffice Department;
II. A. Taylor, Commissioner of Railroads,
to represent the Department of the Interior:
E. c. Foster. General Agent of the Depart
ment Of Justice, to represent that depart
ment; Edwin Willets. Assistant Secretary
of Agriculture, to represent the Depart
ment of Agriculture; Professor G. b.
Go0de, Assistant Secretary of the Smith
sonian Institution, to represent that insti-
tuition and the National Museum, and j. w.
Collins, assistant in charge of the Division
of Fisheries, to represent the United States
Fish Commission. Assistant Secretary
Wlllets is designated as Chairman Of the
board,
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GRANTS REMAINS.
New York Will Oppose the Proposed Removsi
of the Generals BODY

WASHINGTON. Aug. Representative
O'Neill, Chairman of the House Library
Committee, has informed the New York
delegation that the committee will call up
the Plumb resolution looking TO the re-
moval of General Grants remains to this
city within few DAYS. O'Neill saws he is
confident of the passage of the resolution,
and it can in no wise interfere with New
York in the erection Of monument to
General Grant
Representative Quinn says he Will oppose
the passage of the resolution with his ut
most vigor. An effort is making 10 get ab-
sentee New York members to return to the
city.
NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-The Executive
Committee Of the Grant Monument Associ-
alton met here to-day. The treasurer re-
ported that up TO date he had received sub
scriptions to the amount of S147,1l2. The
committee adopted a series of resolutions
stating that, the body of the illustrious
American having been finally inferred, they
would take DO part in the discussion con-
corning the change of location OF his grave.
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LATEST STRIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
TUESDAY Aug 10.
Stmr AlKi, Hall, 80 hours from Port Townsend {;
1890 tons coal, ETC. to Oregon improvement Co.
Stmr Walla WaIa. Wallace. so hours from VIC
toria, etc; pass and mdse TO Goodal, Perkins Co.
Domestic Ports.
GRAYS HARBoR-Arrived Aug 19-Stmr Point
Iona, hence Aug l6.
Sailed Aug l9-Schrs La Gironde and American
Girl, for San Francisco
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrived Aug 19-Stmr Western
land. from Antwerp: stmr State OF Georgia. from
Glasgow.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aug l9-Stmr Elder,
from New York.
Importations.
SEATTLE-Per AlKi-1090 tons coal
Port Townsend-200 mats rice.
Whatcom-2 bbls butter, bxs tea.
COnsignees.
Per AtKf-Shattuck, Kowalsky Co; Oregon I'm
proyement Co: KwonC Lun Hung Il Co.
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PORTLAND, Aug. 19.-MOditied plans for The
foundation of the union depot were received to-
day by Manager johnson OF the Terminal
Company from the architects. They state
that the changes rendered necessary
IN inc building by the refusal OF certain property.
owners to allow a small angle Of street TO be
vacated have involved considerable labor.
The contract for the foundation of the
depot has been let to r. Wakefield, who
will begin work tomorrow. The number OF
piles 10 be driven IS between 6OOo
and 6OOO, and IL will require three mouths
10 drive them. The building is TO
be 513 feet In length. Work will also begin to.
morrow on the freight depot which the Terminal
Company is 10 build. The building will be 4S
feet wide by 500 feet long.
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ORGANIZATION of RaiIroad Companv.

RosEBURG (Oregon), Aug. 19.-The organiza-
ton OF the Coos Bay, Roseburg and Eastern Rail
road and Navigation Company was completed at
Roseburg to-day. The entire amount OF capital
stock was subscribed f. X. Sheridan was elect
ed President; f. w. Burnett, Nce-PIesident;
W. L. Banes, Secretary aud Treasurer, aud H.
A. Graham, General Manager.
The Board OF Directors includes the foregoing
officers AZ well as W. b. King. L. q. Flanagan
and o. j. Seeley. The contract for the construc-
lion of the entire railroad, from Marshfeld, Coos
County, to Roseburg, Douglass County was iet
to h. A. Graham and lie Will commence work I'm
medlately.
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VICTORIA (B. CD Aug. ia small sloop, OF
about five tons, owned by John Hartman of
IrODdale, Wash, was seized by the customs au-
ThOriiies here The vessels name is unknown.
She was found at anchor in a small bay about
five miles from the city on Sunday afternoon.
The owner appeared to claim her to-day, saying
he had been up the coast. This explanation was
not deemed satisfactory, and the matter has been
referred To The Customs Department at Ottawa.
The news OF the capture OF two sealers IN Behr-
ing Sea, brought to San francisco by the I'm
daunted, is generally dscredlted here.
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The Veteran Firemen's Association held
its regular monthly social last night in the
associations rooms, "a Fourth street. AS is
always the case with these popular gather
ings, the attendance was very large and
taxed the capacity of the rooms to the ut
most. A very enjoyable evening was spent
in listening to the recitations and vocal and
instrumental music we'll rendered by men,
bers of the association and some OF their
friends, the Magnolia Club Quartet. Master
Harry Williams and Miss May Cressy. The
zlatter was especially appreciated, though the
others were not forgotten. A pleasant So
cial dance, during which refreshments were
served, concluded the entertainment.
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THE ELECTION BILL.
a Move 10 Continue the Session Until Legi
lation Is Had.

4 Move 70 Continue the SESSION Until Legis-
lation Is Had.
WASHINGTON, Aug. ia paper was in
circulation on the floor of the House to-day
addressed by the Republican members to
the Committee on Rules, recting the neces-
sity for final action by Congress upon the
National Election Bill. and expressing the
willingness of the signers to continue the
present session until such action is had.
Representative Kennedy of Ohio circulated
the paper, and it was reported more than
forty Republican signatures had been at
tached before the House met at noon. The
Southern Republicans, who have been pro-
testing most strongly against the Quay
resolution, have so far RETAINED from any
united action, and i: would appear that the
counses of leading spirits to avoid sec
tional move and cast their lot with the ma
jority of the party will prevail.
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L1ok Out for Jlcobion's Murderer.

SACRAMENTO, Aug, 19.-The Governor to-day
offered a reward Of $3.50 for Tie arrest aud con
vctIon OF the UNI nown murderer OF Samuel NJ.
jacobson, who was Killed IN San Francisco on
the night of August 10Th.
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", shineton Rsnuhlicans.

OLYMPIA, Aug. 9.-At a meeting Of the Re-
publican State Central Committee tonight It was
decided TO hold the next stale Convention In Ia
coma on September 25th. and tile basis OF repre-
SeutatiOn was placed at one delegate Tor every 100
votes cast for John l.. Wilson for congressman at
the last election, one for every fraction of fifty
aud over and one delegate-at-larEe from each
county. making the convention consist of about
377 members
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The OoIWin's Densrture.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-The Treasury
Department officials acknowledge that or
ders have been sent to the revenue cutter
Corwin to proceed to Alaskan waters, but
deny that there is any significance in the
movement. However, from the air Of Sc
crecy pervading the State Department
there is good ground for believing that the
COrwin has gone to capture poaching
sealers.
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An Army of snr.,+,-

TEMPLETos CALI Aug. 19.-Excltement al
Tembleton Is increasing. The streets are lined
with teams and pack animals. General Murrhv,s
Atascadero Hills are being pre.empted nv
hundreds Of squaiters, who are Claiming the land
under he United States laws as Government
land. An through The night excited people were
en- route for this valuable county, SIX miles
south Of TempletOn. The people are determined
new piece Of land have been decided by some
legal tribunal.
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EUGENE. Aug. 19.-The contract for the con.
structou OF the extension OF the Huntington
Railway, from Coburg (Lane County, 10 Jasper,
has been let 10 Il. v Stevens. 1t Is stated that
work will be commenced Immediately.
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SPOKANE FALLS, Aug. 19.-Word reached
here this evening of the death OF Richard Day
Atkins. wel-knowu mining capitalist at Mel
son, b. e., on Sunday last He was well
known IN nearly all lie leading mining camps en-
the Pacific Coast. Tie remains were conveyed
by boat and wagon to kootenai Station, OH the
nue OF the Northern Pacific and VIII pass here
tomorrow on their way 10 Victoria.
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prohab'v A. Murder.

SEATTLE. Aug. 19.-The man who was found
dead at Slaughter yesterday has been ideniihec
as D. Feeey, once prominent contractor
OF ST. Paul, MINI. Facts which came
10 light to-day point strongly TO MURDER.
F. eley was found In only foot OF water in White
River and had scar on his foi ehead, between
the ewes He had b. en- seen the evening before
druuk When tie body was found MS
goId ring gold chain and silver
watch were ali gone John Feeley OF
Seattle got a letter recently from Slaughter say,
ing thai his brother was there. As lie wanted
10 see him. he went down this morning, not nav
ing heard OF his death. He went into
store aud saw his brothers. hat. de was
told IL was that of man VINO was
being buried. He rushed ont and caught The
funeral Just as the body was being lowered INT
the grave. He had II taken out and II VIII pc
sent TO ST. Paul, where deceased has widow
and three children. An investigation is being
made.
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saersmsnio's Natural Gas We'll.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 19-The flow of artesian
water in the ga well continues. Some gas also
comes To the surface, but the company does not
l0oS for much at present. The depth Is less than
400 feet, but they will push tile well down much
deeper. The present indications are considered
favorable, however.
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Tha Presidanf,s Rir,h1nu

WASHINGTON, Aug 49, - Tomorrow
President Harrison will be 81 years of age,
and he intends to celebrate the event by
spending few days at Cape May Point.
This will BIZ his last trip to the seashore.
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Charley R,chctte Not Drowned.

SANTA CRUZ. Aug. 10. - The report in San
Francisco that Charley Rochelle of Company d,
First Infantry. had been drowned is entirely
without foundation. There have been no casual
Iies and but rfiiug sickness OF any kind in camp.
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ately went in bathing. The doctor, who is an
expert swimmer, struck out toward The middle
Of The lake. having warned his friend not 10 ven
ture too far from the shore, as The water was
very deep. In a few minutes his attention was
attracted by shouts, and looking back he saw
Mcdonald sinking in the lake, too TAI of for HIM
TO render assistance. Mr.. Verdler and MT.
Ouch dlved number Of times, but were unable
to rescue MN. Deceased was living with his
parents in San Francisco. They have been at
Raymond but were expected home to-day.
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THE BALL FIELD.
AnSon'S Men Take Two Games From the
PittSburs Club.

CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-The Chicago league team
won both games easily to-day. The Pttsburgs
had an amateur pitcher in the second game and
he was hit hard. Attendance 1900 in each game.
Summary Of the first game:
Cbicagos ..,,....l o 8 o 81
Pittsburgs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT U 1 v u
Base hits-Chicagos IL, Pittsburgs 8. Errors-Chi-
Cages 8. Plttsburgs 2. Batteries - Lucky and
Maggie, Osborn and Decker.
SECOND GAME.
Chieayos O Q o 4 "a 8 O-1S
Plttsburgs....,.. o 2 o. 8
Base hits-Chicagos IA, Pittsburgs g. Errors
Chicagos 2 Pittsburgs 4. Batteries-H Hutchinson and
Kittredge Phillips, Haynes and Decker Umpire
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Fatal Railroad Collision

HELENA, Aug. 19.-This afternoon a freight
train crashed into a passenger train standing IL
the yard, killing Miss Potter of Michigan, pas.
sengeT, and slightly injuTiug several others
Thirty freght-cdrs AID several passenger
coaches were wrecked.
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SANTA ANA, Aug. 19.-Sa..ta Ana voted
100000 water bonds to-day by a vote OF GOT to
80. The city will build and operate its own
wator works. a sIep in advance Of greater i'm
portance 10 its material prosperity than any
oIneT ever before taken.
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The Drowning o. Charles MELON aid

LAKEPoRT. Aug. 10. The body OF Charles A.
Mcdonald Of PAPA Pine street, San Francisco,
who was drowned ia Blue Lake yesterday, was
recovered this morning. 1t was taken TO Ukiah.
aud will be forwarded TO San francisco to-mor-
row. Mcdonald and his physician, DR.. Spencer,
arrived heIe yesterday morning, and inmedl-
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Mrs. Nellie S.
Rapley of California has been promoted to
a $500 clerkship in the Interior Depart
ment. Meliam r. Holt of California has
been appointed clerk in the Agricultural
Department.
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EENEY-SPAULDING-Iu this city, August 10,
1890, by the Rev. Father Prendergast, v. g.,
Thomas j. Heeney of San Francisco and Lizzie j.
Spaulding OF Brooklyn, y. Y.
RHoDES-BERRESSA-In this city, August 10,
1890, by John Hunt, Judge of the Superior Court.
John A. Rhodes and Barbara Berressa, both OF
himaden.
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Gamas pnstnnned by Rain.

CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-The league games at
Brooklyn and Cincinnati. the brotherhood games
at Pittsburg and Buffalo, aud the association
games at Toledo and Louisville were postponed
on account OF rain.
COLUMBUS, Aug 19.-Columbus G, Brooklyn 3.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1875. Louis 8, Rochester IA.
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Vas, Est,tes. Yet Tired of Life.

The suicide of Count Casimir Potocki at
Vienna caused last week a widespread sem
saton among foreign sportsmen. Although
still quite young, he had run through an
enormous fortune, but love affair is sup
posed to have been the immediate cause of
the fatal act 1t seems but yesterday that
every body was talking of the Russian
millionaire, whose estates. near Wilma,
were as extensive as an ordinary kingdom.
London World.
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The Charges Against Raum.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. - Senator Reed
has appointed Lewis of Mississippi on the
COMMITTEES to investigate the charges against
Pension Commissioner Raum. The inves-
tigatlon begins tomorrow.
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TUCSON. Aug 19.-Today the Santa Cruz
Valley Bank paid Collins Bros. $40 GOO for the
Collins group of mines adjoining the Mammoth
gold mines. The purchasers are English parties.
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RORN.

McDoNALD-In this city, August 16, 1890, to the
wife of j. Mcdonald, daughter.
CR0NAN-In this city, August z, 1890, to the VIE
OF John J. Cr0nan, a daughter.
ZIMMERMAN-At White River. Tulare County
July IT, $780, to the wife OF Adoiph Zimmerman,
KRAMER-In this city, August II, 1890. TO the
wife OF Alexander S. Kramer OF Alila, son.
TlLToN-At Millbrae. August l6, 1890, TO the wife
of II. Q. Titon a daughter
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THE NATIVES INVITATION.
Senator Hearst and Mr. Morrow Will Give
1t to the President To-Day.

WASHINGTON, Aug Ex-senator Hearst
and Mr. Morrow will call upon President
Harrison tomorrow and present him a
handsome invitation in gold from the
Pioneers and Native Sons of San Francisco,
requesting his presence at the celebration
of the forty-ninth annversaryof California
admission as IA State.
Senator Stewart arrived to-day from San
Francisco
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES-DEA

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mai
will not he inserted. They must be handed in a.
either OF the publication ofce3 and be Endorsed
with the name and residence Of persons authorized
to have the same published.l
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their application in Industrial life and the
facilities for such instruction. After a long
debate the amendment was agreed to, and
the blu as amended passed without diyi-
sion. Adjourned.
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Won With the Stick.

BOSTON. Aug. 19.-1he Boston league club
outbatted the visitors to-day. Attendance 200.
Summary:
bOSIOHS " q U U " U -
New Yorks .....................1 D U 20 y 0-3
Base hits-Bostons 4. New Yorks /. Errors
BostonS z. New Yorks 2. observation-disclosures and
Bennett, Rusie and Murphy Umpire-Powers.
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SEATTLE, Aug. 19.-The United States re-
venue cutter COrwin left here this afternoon,
presumably for Alaska, alter taking coal.
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The Fertilization Bill approved
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Tbe President
has approved the Fertilization Bill.
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susanyille Reoeiyer of pnh,in Non.u.

sUsHuVNIe heceIVer 81 PUBIC Moneys.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Wrght P. Hall
OF California has been nominated to be Re-
ceiver of Public Moneys at SusanyiIle. CAL
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to the Chief Quarternatter of the division
at San Francisco on public business, and on
the completion thereof will return to his
station,
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.

DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY
q 623 Kearny street, Established in 1854
hasSS for the treatment OF special diseases De-
II - "a bty, or diseases wearing on she body and
N4rssST mind permanently cured The Doctor b a.
SdMl Els visited the hospitals of Europe and OBJ
%SNz1exs tanned much valuable Information which
he can impart to those in need OF mis- services Tbs
Doctor cures when Others fall. Try him Eaass>
unless he effects cure. Persons cured at aG qlt
orwrite. Address DR. j. Il GIBBON G0s IS Il
eanFrancisco. Cal. Mention this payer .ei' = Ass
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At the recent session of the Oregon Press
Association, II. l.. Pittork, IL. r. Kincaid
and A. Noltner were appointed commit
tee to prepare notes for history of early
newspaper men of Oregon.
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Wards Men Won

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-1he Brotherhood
team could not hiI weighing to-day. Attendance
1000. summary:
Pbiladelphias ...,.1 OOO1 o.
Brooklyns ....................0 200 80
Base hits-Brooklyns 10, Phadelphias q Ell
rors- BrookIyns q Phlladelphias 2. Batteries
Hustled, Sanders and Cross, weighing and kinSsioW.
Unpires-Gaffney and Sheridan.
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Nonresident Notice,

D. A. vs. ,pF'Hs'F In the cha a, c0"r!
II. A. Grimes ct ais. Savannah. Tenn.
In this cause, upon motion of Complain
ants counsel and i, appearing from the Bill
which is sworn to, that defendants. Iorian
Barber & Co., llinkle. Nishe, " Co., T. VI.
kowietl x son, Mackey, Nlsbel & Co., over
bacher Gilmore x Co., Webb Manufacturing
Co., iapp Leathers & Co., Alien West, Com
mission Co. and W. {. Meeks & Co. are all
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1890, before the Chancellor Of the Chanccry
Court of Hardin County, Tennessee, at the
Court House in the town of Savannah, Tenn.
and make defense TO Complainant bill or
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1t is further ordered that copy of this order
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SAVANNAH COURIER, a newspaper published
in Savannah, Tenn. This March 70, 1890.
w. b. SMITH, c. & NJ.