davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The PHILOSOPHY OF HERBERT SPENCER. TOoV
a. u. Appleton q Co., of New York, have just pub
1shed in duodecimo OF nearly 500 page S. the first
volume OF Mr. Herbert Spencer's sPrinciples of BIZ
ohlosy' The second volume is announced to appear
towards the close Of tile year. This work is the Sec
ond in order of the ,Systens Of Philosophy now in
course of publication by its author being designe
to succeed the volume entitled '.First Principles
repubished inthsc country several yeas ago. In &C
-eeFaaRce with the authors pan the doctrine or
method Of evolution unfoded in ..grst Princip.esp
ana here applied to Boo0y to be carried out in the
supsequent treatment of the 'Prnciples of Psyc.ol-
ogy, and the Principles Of Sociology" 2 ia5
The time is gone by when it would be necessary to
commend to American readers the works, of. Mr.
Spencer. The loftiness of his aim the breadth and
comprehensivenessv of his views his vigorous grasr
OF thought, boldness with which he ventures in,
to the farthest outlying frontiers Of human know
edge and the steadiness with which he treads Chose
diiheut paths as well as the rare lberaity of tone
and spirit eharacterzng all tbat he has written arr
so well known in this country as to secure auiienc.
for any word which he may choose to utter. Very
large editions of his works have been sold here
and the influence they have already exerted, anf
must continue to ecannot be estimated S2fi
Neither time nor space suffice us to present to -ou
readers any extended summary Of the contents o
this volume. The familiar fact of Growth, the Evo
luton Of Life, is the leading idea upon which the au
thor builds. The work is divided into three parts
Part L Ihe Data Of Biology-is ar inquiry into tn
properties and actions Of those forms OF matter
which living beings are composed. Part 1.-The In
ductions OF BioloSy-treats Of Growth, Development
Waste and Repair, Adaptation, individuality, Gene
sis, Classification, Distribution. Part III opens will
discussion OF the hypothesis of Special Creation
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30

u0,I Aals aal WHEELING, Va, April 30. .4d
The Harrison National Bank, Cadiz, Ohio,
was robbed early this morning of 100000 in
U. S. bonds, and $4,000 in deposits. A re-
ward of $4,000 is offered. . ~ -
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30

Losr.-Several articles of ladies' wear were
lost last week in the great rush at the Fair
Persons who may have found them are re-
quesled to leave them with any member OF
the Executive Committee. n gla
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30
The Fair.


was large crowd present at the hall
Saturday evening TO witness the results of the
drawing of the many articles that had been
put up in raffies. The following was announc-
ed as the result Of. the drawings that evening
Giant stick Of eandy-Maior A, w. Bradbury.
Silver cup--C. B. Brown. sSsf 5ftG T'Gi. r951a
Z 'HandkeIchicfea ease-Wm. Dyer.oiel. odr ,ss, .
Silver opera glass--F W. Smith, 1i--"e,re 4.-rlrT l
Beautiful standard cross-Gao A. Chadwick.
smoking eap-D. w. Rogers. ~ natlI T-I'J.ol5lG
Wax don-Mrs. Geo H. Chadwick. s.ar,r>o7r -..
jewel Case-Mrs. Joseph Hale. '-- ''H =
Child's Afghan-Mrs. A. L Hall. 'e9n Esfsr :
Box cigars-P. H. Brown.
Gun and case-Charies Forbes. q & 1--9 4 p
On PAINTING M0onlght'-Ira j. Bachelor. rfs
49," Islands on Lake Georgy"-J. M.
Picture "Hearts Ease"- Miss Mary Gosse. 1 .
c,Stei steel engraved portrait Of Gen. Berry-A. W. H.
Splendid embroidered sofa cushion-H. L. sturdi.
Picture by Bricker . Autumnal soenors"-w.L L.
Wax cross Miss H. True. tilll 9o stn31a.Ls1ab
Tete-a-tete sett-L. G. Blake. ri,
L des sk1rt-G. HI. Glazier .3->a-- 9-i- g
+ egant sofa cushion--Geo, C, French .rs .e..-i
Music box-Charles II. Haskell
Dressing case-Dr. Wood. a,3 ee,ls- u
Mrs Murray's picture-Rufus W. Deering.
r. F. Harris la > Go ir-r : -r>'N'-- - Il
Silver plated coffee pot-Mrs. Stevens, Cumberland
street. a--- ,-IsE-'.F II77l y
Silver plated salts--S. s. Lewis. r-es l.-..
Additional donations were received from the
following: 49,.
! Q. M. & D. W. NASH Short & Loring, Mrs. Charles
o. Cole, Miss Jua Furbish, Miss Georgia Short, Mrs.
Thomas Shaw, Miss Hattie Shaw Mr.. Thomas r.
| Boston. ..1y sI.f - --,-s-- - - -"
Not before acknowledgement, $500, Mrs. N. l.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30
Tennessee Legislature.

- - NASHVILLE. April o.
& The negro testimony bill passed the House
to-day. 1t will soon be law, and Gen. Fiske
will then abolish the Freedmen's Bureau. -
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30
. BY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
Monday Morning, April 80, 1866. 99i
10 n I !. y q -T-ITy I-g"T- |-Tg-
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of she Steamship Hermann at
fIJT / New York. aarE~, Z

l. NEW YORK, April 20.
The steamship Hermann from Hamburg
via southampton, arrived at quarantine last
| night. All well but has to iumigate.
Steamship Bremen arrived out on the 18th.
The sum of e75,0 900 has arrived from Aus
tralia. sRaEE9FFFP
The slowing away of the new Atlantic ca
bic in the tanks on board the Great Eastern,
commenced on the 18th inst.e aFhe LAYING of
the cable commences in July.
The Times says the more the franchise bill
is discussed even by its warrnest friends. the
more it loses Of that body, solidity and consis-
teney it might at first have credit for.
The Times city article says confidence is
completely destroyed. The only chance for a
turn in the markets would be from the actual
commencement,o of war, on the Continent. -
,oA The news from Germany is less threatening.
Vienna inteiiigence says the state OF affairs
continues very serious.
The Middle States are preparing a declara-
ton in the Federal Diet refusing to take the
Prusslanl motion for reform OF the Constitu-
ton, into consideration before the great Ger
man Powers have demobilized.
Wurtemberg, Baden and Bavaria have for
hidden the expectation Of horses. ~ = Il
The independence Beige states confidently
that the Pacific overtures which are beine
made will have the effect of settling the oues.
ton OF armamentSs In the event of war,
volunteer corps will be formed in Vienna.
Saxony has agreed to carry out the reform
of the constitution.
A rumor Of Bismarks resignation was cur
rent at Hamburg, but not credited n N-,1 Y
The Cobourg Gazette states that Austria en-
efgetically reiterates her previous denials of
the Prqssian accusation respecting Austrian
ornaments, and insists on the deniobilization
OF the Prussan troops, in order to confirm the
pacific declaration of Prussia.
99as.r3 ID $50 HUNGARY. 'g06 3sg9S
3 The left and centre of the Upper House
have resolved to vote for the adoption of the
second address OF the Lower House, without
modification. ,~~-|
THE PRINCIPALITIEs. =
The Ministers and Governments propose
electing Prince Charles, of Hohersoilenn. as
Prince OF Roumania, under the title of Charles
fnst.I essSbE"E eete FSDrESf EFFslH
RUSSIA.
An attempt has been made to assassinate
the Czar, but the bullet missed its aim. z.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30

. CALL at Dresser's, 90 Exchange street, and
buy one each of those splendid pictures of
3 Gen. Dow and Shepley, only five cents each.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30

Two young men in Troy who were SER
enadng a beautiful damsel. had their ardor
suddenly cooled by the enraged papa, who
threw boiling water on them.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30

The STUDENT AND ScHoOLMATE for May is pub
lished by Joseph H. Allen Of Boston. Oliver Optic,
great favorte with juvenile readers, is writing for
this magazine astory entitled 'The Club Boat" and
the present number also contains the first INSTALL
ment Of story of school life, by Horatio Alger r
which promises well. i H-t4tl st4A
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day Sunday excepted lat SO Exchange Street,
Portahd, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
Slight Dollars year in advance.

THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at $500 year,
RATES OF ADVERTIsING.-One 1nch OF space, IN
length oil column, constitute square.
$3.50 per square daily first week !: IS cents per
week after; three insertions, less $1.00 continu-
ing every other day after first week, 80 Cents I'll
Hall square, three insertions or less, 75 cents; one
week, Sl.00; so cents per week after.
Under head of "AMgsEMENTs," $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less, S15O
ESPECIAL NOTICES." lbs per square first inser-
ton and 20 cts per square for each subsequent in
serton; nan square, S1.00 first insertion, 10 cts
each subsequent insertion
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every par
of the Slatel for Sl00 per square for first insertions
and % cents per square for each subsequent inser
lion
cuted with dispatch; and am business peraning 10
the once or Paper promptly transacted on applic-
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30

Judge Fowler issued an attachment against
Gen. Ruger to-day for refusing to recognize
the habeas corpus imltavor of Mai. Gee. Gen.
Kruger refused to be arrested. The matterwill
be laid before the President. no4 "O..aFll "
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30
Serious Fire at Detrois-P,oba5ye Loss of eS
LiUes.

~ DETROIT, April 81.
The loss to the Detroit e Milwaukee railroad
by tbe fire last night will reach SaO0.0O0 and
the Miciiisau southern will lose $4,000. Tie
fire was occasioned by barrel OF kerosene oil,
which, leaking was ignited from lamp.
The lire spread IN all directions and in few
seconds the building and ferry boat were wrap
ped in flames. A lamentable loss of life oc-
Cured on the boat The Tribune gives the
names of 2S deck hands, firemen and porters,
who, are supposed to have been burnt or drown
ed. The boat was toWed to the Canada shore
where she burned to The waters edge. NJ
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30

CALL at Dressers, 90 Exchange street, and
see for yourselves If he don't sell cheap.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30
From Ne,o Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, April 20.
Yesterday General Candy was before the
Court for contempt, for preventing the execu-
ton of writ. Judge Durren says he. might
as well close his Court at once, if lis writs are
to be disregardea. uCan azr, sno7~-, ~
Cotton agents are still suing for the writ of
habeas corpus, but are refused. rt.,n
Gen: Candy has ordered a cholera quaran-
tine Of New York shipping, ~ ,rr, - on,
The rebel exiles returning from Mexico,
bring unfaYorable reports
The Texas crops are the largest ever grown.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30
CLOSING OF THE FAIR

As it was impossible to go through with all
the drawings Saturday night, the articles put
up in raffles that have not been drawn wilfbe
distributed this evening. Among them are a
piano, the skating pond. sewing machine, &c.
besides several lots of silver ware. .a a,
The remainder of the articles exhibited at
the Fair, to the number of 800, including an
elegant chamber set, gold watch, several oil
paintings, &C., &c, will be distributed this
evening, by gift. Chances for them can be OBJ
tanned at the tables. ...-......f .tsr
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30

: ~ --..---- ~ NEW = OlAN. ApTII
Thirteen new cases OF cholera and five
deaths have occurred since the last report by
the doctor, BisseI. .
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30
MUNICIPAL COURT, April, a.

:. j. 9. Perry, John r. Atkins and Richard R. Dud
dy on search and seizure processes, laid each
fine and COSTS
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30
u Miscellaneous Disnafrbcs.

l. T. 81 Miscellaneous Dispatches.
|iIy,. Jon .-r..rvs INA New YORK, April %. ~
The steamer Rapidan, from New, Orleans,
has arrived. Td u,
sl..3Jls ,a.J1s ,EOsRNE YORK, April 20.
The steamship Erin has arrived. News an
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30
A HANDBOOK For rHE YOUNG YAcurrr

A HANDBOOK For TIE YOUNG YAcHTER.
This the title of small pamphlets, published by
William v. Spencer, Boston, and containing direc-
tons intended to, enable a. one to sail boat, to
catch and cook properly his own fish, to prevent or
sickness etc. with hints for the providing
suitable stores, and much other inol nation of value
to any one who intends to make "trip down below %
This very seasonable little manual is sold for twen-
ty-five cents. a, saf -ia a--
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30
:. M. PATTEN & CO., Auctioneers. IS Exchange ST
Damaged Wool at Auction. 9ae

ON TUESDAY, May StA, at 10 A. NJ, at brick
~ store No. 81, corner of Commercial and Frank
lin streets, will be sold for account of whom it may
concern, one hundred and njnety-four bales Buenos
Ayres WOOL, unwashed, damaged on board British
baIque Annie Mackenzie. ap30-dtd
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30

The ChUlera-AdIitiOn0I Deaths on board tn,
IL II spitdl Ships.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30

'otTHE SENATE AND : THE PREs1nrENrr Ut "A
dispatch to the New York Tribune give, cnr-
9eney to the rumor that in the Executive ses-
sion OF Thursday Che majority of the Senate
very dlstlnctly announced that no nomination
should be confirmed when made to fill place
made vacant by the removal, for opinion s sake
Q, any competent officer who supported the
election OF Andrew johnson in the last Presi-
dental canvass. > : o''7
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30
N OF IsCa Il G
Dissolution of Copartaers7,i,,l

TUE firm of ELWELL, OWEN g. CO. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent Demands against
said firm will be paid by A. L. Elwell, to whom all
persons indebted to said firm requested to make
payment. .EtFTfEtE = "A. q: ELWFd4L,
.. M. II. OWEN,
10TCE -------------- j. w. OWEN.
Portland, April rs, 1866. ap30-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30
9. M. PATTEN s. co, Auctoneers, is Exchange st.
: Damaged Wool at Auction

ON TUESDAY, May 9th, at Il NJ, at store house
~ on Portland Pier, will be sold for account Of
Ayres Wool, unwashed, damaged on board British
parque ANNE Mackenzle. ID r & ft ~ ap30-dtdA
, 1866-11-30


A MEAN rIci uIan urnrinned in a law case
that he hal given pJbr f,nily spal money
in charity, bI on cr,-s examination said
that he to,k receipt. Thi, drew irum Gen,
erIl Butler, one OF TIE counsel. the followin.,
sally in h, aElre,s u ths j ny: "Gen.le-
men, the Chr>tl'n ErIte uf ch trity ht> al.
ways wjn my atftcIIius When child up
on my mothers kuee, learned from the
graAt Apostle to the Genti'es that charity
sutereth long, aud is kind; charity envieth
mott charity vaGnteth not itself. is not putfrd
up. duh MT ben avtth itself uns .etnin ly.
seeketh MT her oSI.' b. the s,me hIsn
Austority, my young mind was taught that
te3a[ity >beirrth all things, beiieveth all
things, eudIreth all things, hopeth all
things. Bat, gent'en n of the jury, this is
the hrst tims in all my lille that 1 have
known charity u take receipt"
, 1866-11-30
NOTICE To ABSENT DEFENDANT
Livingston a Hickey, plaintiffs;

d. Reese, Defendant.
In the District Court LIST JadciaL District Of Ida
no Territory, far Nez Psrce County,
To u. hEESE, Defenddnf.
TN THE NAME Ot THE UNITED STATES AND
Il tue People q! the Territory OF I,lalr y,n are here
'Jrequned {" appear and answer he complaint .cd
agnlist Yen in the above entitled action Within ten
daAS u scIyed ont of the County. and within said
ai>inct, twenty days, AMI If sr'ved by publication
thcn 10y the lst day Of the reXt term OF said Get
commencing mere thai five weeks from the rSt pub
hcntOn hereof and il YOU fail 10 answer the d fud-
nut wl take judgement BY dei;rnlt lor the sum OF
- z4Os 81 cents IN gold coin, together wiki costs Of
ShIt aid interest, according tn the PRAYER f suid
complaint FKANK DALT.H ANY f,r p, ~
On ihdnvit ofnon rcsdtuce of the Il, tend ant mere
ih' It w1s ordered that service of the oreg ,mv sum
hl"h~ he made ly Pun lica'nn in the Walli Wulla
:TArtsNAN, In Washington Territory for fix success
i've weeks NU Tnx v,,, Ir,l,,o
Lew i>t"n, Oct. goth, 1866
In witness whereof. have hereuntn set nv hand
ana the seal Il -aid Court ihr 10Th ny of Nuvem
Ter, a. D., IoUo. W A HticurR
Clerk OF said Court
t4'-"wl Bv H. O AnANS Detutv
, 1866-11-30

nR. JULIEN PEKRAULT, Doctor o. Medicine Of
~ The Facu't' # luri~ GUuae of the Uuiver.i
~ Queens College. and Physician of the 81 John
BaIdisie Society of San Francisco.
DE. PtRWAULT has pleasure To inform patients and
others seeking confidential medclI advice that hs
can be consulted daily at his office, Armory hall
binding, NOrth-E East corner Montgomery and Sacra.
mcEto streets, San Francisco. Rooms No. 8, TO- II,
first floor, up stairs, entrance on either Montgomery
or Sacramento streets
pR. PhRRAULTs studies have been almost eyclu.
slvey devoted to the cure of the various forms Of
Nervous and Physical Debility, the results of iniur.
Gus habits acquired in youth, which usually termiD
ate in impotence and sterility, and permanently IN.
ducc all the cOncomitunts Of old age Where secret
lDhrmlty exists involving the happiness Of lite and
that OF others, reason and morality dictate the ne.
cessity of its removal for it is fact that premature
decline of the Vigor OF mannood, matrimonial uh.
happiness, compulsory single life, etc, have their
sources in causes, the germ Of which is planted 10
early life and the bitter fruit tasted long aleTWard:
patients laboring under this complaint will comrll;r
of one or moro of the following s,mptorn-l Noe
turnal Emissions, Pains in the Back and Head
Weakness of Memory and Sight, Discharge from the
Urethra on going to stool making water, the In.
tcleCtual Faculties are weakened, Loss of Memory
cnsues, Ideas are cOudcd, ard there is a dsncina.
ton to attend to business, or even reading, writing
or the society of friends, etc The patient will prob
ably complain of Dizziness, Vertigo. and the sight
and hearing are weakened and sleep disturbed by
dreams, melancholy signing, palptations, faintngS,
coughs and slow fever; while some have external
luSu3ud'lc pam, ana mum DCSS oil the bOdYs SOU0
Of the most common symptoms are rimples in TIC
face, and aching in diher6ut parts of the body Pa
uents suffering from this disease should apfly i'm
medlatciy to DR. PEHRAULT, either in pevson or by
letter, as he viii guarantee cure of Seminal Ennis
sions aud Impotence ia six to eight Tc-ss
Patients suffering from venereul diseases in any
stage GUnorrhoea, elect Stricturcs, Bubo Ulcers
CutaneouS Emptons etc. will be treated successful
ly. All SyphilItic and Mercurial taiuts entirely
moved from thesy stem.
llR PERRAIIT'S IlDmns a in Lie office where
patients can for themselves that they uu er
the care Of regularly educated practitioner. Tie
bet references gIycL If required.
Patients suffering nuder chronic diseases can call
anJ examine iur themselves. We invite nyesuga-
unn clam not u know eye ~ thing, nor to cure eV
cry body, hut do claim that in all cases taken un
der Treatment we fulfill our premises We paHeu-
atly request toSe who have tried this bUHsted doc
tor, and that advertised phN sician till out and
discouraged. u call upon US.
Low chuIs"s and quick cures.
. Ladies suffering with any complaint incidental TO
their sex, can consult the doctor with the assurance
Ot relief,
, 1866-11-30
MEDICAL fNsTI7;5
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE m

nR. L. G. KINNEYS Private Medio,,
L. gical Institute, Walla Walla. hale a and Sur
of town.. Office at the Oriental Hotel mile east
Established expressly TO afford the aAio,.,
and scientific Medical Aid, in the treatmsced sound
of all Private and Chronic Diseases SynS,a and On.
cases of secrecy, and all Sexual dseases 'ue eSss
'--I ~ y TO THE AFFLICTED
DR., KINNEY returns his thanks IN ~.
ous patients for their patronage since ocs,ta asS,,
inlS59, aDd takes this method of ncifyiNn .1g In
lie that he has leased the large ana aS nS 'he Pub
building of Mr.. Joseph Hellmuth, ON Wani;Modous
and has had the same fitted up for the strt
Hospital, with every comfort for the care Pse Nj
tion Of those who require Medical or Surgics,I attn
ance. I.H-s ..-i. a.ft-a. oval Asaat
Special attention will be paid to affection.
Lungs, Liver, Digestive Organs, Kidns,' as
seases of the Genito Urinary Organs I;.snd Snd D.
private nature will receive PROMPT a,iers Ssiaend
managed snccessinty' Diseases peehHur to :. md
and chidren will receive his unremi,ted ~ w. Nonsa
also aft cos of the eye and car, and IN, Ienlu
muladies to which hnman flesh is heir viii "a
attention. sin u
Letters from persons unable persoroTv .,
nicate with the Dr. accompanied by ~ !" oo9na.
will receive prompt attention. usual Ia,
The D, ctor would state that he las bod.
rience of more than ihlTty vearS in treutir, e ee,
disease urring in Northern and S6nber,e Ta'ts
hcsIdts, having enjoyed large hcspiraI ,sasar n,aar
both in civil lite, and with our amy In tIs Gaest
War-where he was surgeon in the army. Aaa
1t too often occurs HAT persons rcanr+nc N,,.,
aid, arriving here tiom the larioh> hitting ,n".l N
the upper country, at the instance Of friend R R
induced tn o. 10 san Francisco, thinking tb., II 4e
will mt find proper treatment short Of tbat ~
thus involving unnecessary expen,iturr Of ,5ii
tine and money. To show thu, there is no rsco'. ta
O. d" TINS. tir Docior iciers To par les WHOM, H. y!
he ted and those now under his care in h,sni,I oa
There is mum er of persons To whom 4, D
authpriZed to refer. who Neie cured by H.; n. A.
having been Treated hy other rlN Sic,Is ,,% nss se
obtaining amy relief Making lie t,tnmcn, Of gua rS,a
nc diseases pcciuitr. aud ull, provided MI ~
the appliances of modern science Dr. X. lesIs vi
rnn'ed III guaranteeing permanent and specSv VA. "a
in even the worst cases. fn him the sfsi,tsd i uN
apply in full confidence of obtaining relief VA'
Remember the address,
DIR l.. c. KINNEY.
84u W"la Wslla " T.
, 1866-11-30
NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT.
Ed Buckingham, Plainitf.

SIS. Duckingham, Defendant
In the Disiri,t Court, lst Judicial District. Idaho
Territory for Nez Perce County
TO s, S. BUCKLNGH1N ", Defendant.
IN TIE NAME Or THE UNITED STATES ard
the People OF said Territory, you are hereby re
Iuired TO appear aud answer the comp aint filed
against you In the above enle.l aciun within len
days exclusive OF the day service her, Of if served
within this e"uhiy, il served Of the county and
within said District t%enty days-and ii served nv
pu0licalion. then by the hrst day Of the reg gulai
tenn OF said Court, commencing more than five
weeks from the date Of Ibe first publication hereof
ana you ial to answer, the court will proceed 10
hear said cause and to reuder such Judgment against
you as TIE evidence and justice against y6s may
demaOd THAYER Il DALr,S Att',s for ptg
On afhdavltof non-iesdenbe OF the de fendant
herein. was ordered that service of the foregoing
summons be made by publication in the WalIa Wal
IA sTArEsAAN' In Washington Territory for FIVE sue
eessiNe weeks MILTON KELLY, Dist Judge.
By w. A. BELcHER Clerk
H. o. ADAMS, Deputy.
1eNi.ton, Oct 3Oth, 1885, ID 47-5w.
, 1866-11-30

NoTTGE

Nv the Leir> at aw aud Iesat representatives Of
Il JOHN FJRSI I'll. dccelscl, late Of Wall
La CUuti!. ". a; You, and each Of you, will
lake L"ticc {. al tie under gued citzru Of the Uni
tel SHIe~ claims that the y " 4 ct n W 4 aud
W u ~ : W I Il section NJ 3. and tile s
= - 4 Z, AMI Z \ OF 5 y section No. L.
y y q 10 q, containing 10 acies ly.pg in WIllt
N"ii1 COUuy, ". r, takel hy decea ed in nis life
hn'e as II 'mo-toid. has ieNe.ted - lie United
states he;'u>c yuu hive alnul,ued tho same. and
nave idId 10 occupy cultivate said PROMISES for
aud editva e,l tie sad prcmiseS for year past
WIN the hlvnt In take tue Homestead IN
"'r the Aei "f COngrs approved May sOth, 1852.
"a you r UQurcd u appear at the Land Otiiee at
Vancouver, ". e.. un the iUti day 0f January. 1851.
ard .-'o~ viu-v why sAii land has not reverted 10
Tue o.Fed S'stos, aud why the undersigned should
hOt Ike the sauIe as u Homestead claim.
JOSEPH D. PHELPS.
Nov -. 1866 4gml.