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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-12-23

Thereby saving tho immense profits Of the Retail
Merchant AS the following Price List will show:
Oelong line cts per b
do 90 per h
do best. 30 per b
Young Hysoh fne.. 90 It's per n
do do saperior..."""."........ 81 90 per b
do do best. 81 20 per b
Uncoored japan fne 81 90 per N
do do extra..... $3.50 per n
Mixed Green and Black, 90 cts 81 co. best 90 per n
Old Tyson and Imperial from 90 cts to $1.5opcr b
CoFFEES.
Try English Breakfast Coffee CITE per
Try our Extra Rne Empire Coffee. cts per h
These Teas and Co6ees are all put up in New York
BY the company and sold at New York Prices, and
guaranteed to give entire satisfaction or the money
refunded. Try them and be convinced. COS
W. !. POWERS, Agent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-11
Notice

In the matter of the petition off. E. Bozarth,
Administrator Of the estate of James .. Da-
Wis, deceased, for sale Of real estate ~ the
said deceased.
n aAs Probate Court Of Lslamd Cbxrty, Y. T.
TT appearing BY the petition Of The :aid A.
ministrator that there 10 not sumciens per-
sonal estate in his hands to pay the deets ese-
standing against The deceased and the expenses
Of admi uistratiou, and that it - necessary -
sell the whole VI the real estate for the Pey-
men. Of such debts, il Is therefore ordered ~
the Judge IF said Dours that all Persoa' issef-
essed be- and appear before hin, q ne cssn-
room u said Probate Colrt, on Aosa.y, US
IlsA a.y Of Na., A. D. lees, ct 10 oeieek q
n al skx, dzy, that time bei,s specially -
psinsea Sor the hearing Il said pessose. !"
sbs~ cause chs sn srlsr skcsit 80 = gs.s.
rk % tie sxsx k&siai tzstes 10 een N 49,
q sA~ rel estate ef he Decreased - ~ ss.s
s~Sss. ..x sLzs . e-sy 80 tAis srar ~ -
zskss % s<-<s s~sF ~<e~ssss vs~es
Srxsssxs. . s~fAlg ExwxF>yr F-A% -
@FmF~--
Aw~a Ksx~ 1--we
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-11
Notice..

rs hereby given that Charles Burn eister, Ex-
ecutor of the estate of NJ. l.. Hebron, de-
ceased, will present his accounts for final set
Element, to the Probate Court, on the fourth
Monday of A pril, 1868, 27th inst.
d. R. BiGELOW,
Probate Judge Thurston Co. W.T..
Olympia, April IL, 1868. 23:w2 'i.
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they ar. 81.
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Democratic Convention.
Cho,.ro h.. ..rr;.a og so ooo
Ar.hs in Ai..r;o and famine now tLrr.t.
ems to take the rest. ~.
....Hon. C, NJ. Clay, Minister to Rus
.;a. bas rendered hi, restoration. aud will
return TO Kentucky. .....t.
Ar nav telcoranb machine las been
invented which will transmit from 4 900 to
&. 0OO words nm hour.
The meeting house in Salem Mass.
vh.re Roger William preached 236 veors
ago. il still standing.
p.;,.a ;-, :. h.;,. si,;,r.d
from PENNSYLVANIA to the Rocky Noun.
tains without change of cars.
coror,, Ros..., :, h;s official 20.
mort inserts that Alaska has aLou, the
same climate as Washington.
rh, yo,., r~o,.ssors a., c;v;n. ,
corrs. of scientific lectures in nonnlar
Ionruooc 70 nractical mechanics.
r,ho ,,s, steamer f,r Nox;co carried
....;.l. f,r ,ro hmnJ.'J m;les of tile
nra,h II will h. landed At San RIa,
,r,
ufaciurc of ladies' seamless skirts. made Of
felt. has lust been started in New York.
..
49, 'Nac'"s' my i'e' "tsn. :"a' s.o.
W. w.. 100 San J;"o,r"r'd " A,;-uns Tar.;,or,
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wave ;r'i LIN ~ vo r.,urn ~ ,ha iIn;,od
d..
=, 49,, :,
line rope mas sent '"'' yea. 20 inc
queen .. oPa." 'ns e 3. .o'.' w" ,r"',GS
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Impeachment.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Mr. Butler
said that the examination on the part of
the prosecution had substantially closed.
On motion, of Mr.. Curtis, of the Presi-
dents counsel. court adjourned to Thurs.
day, to allow time to prepare proof and
to have some understanding in regard to
the manner Of proceeding in tho trial.
COLUMBUS, S. c., April 4.-The Dem
ocratic State Convei ton nominated w.
d. Porter for Governor. Representatives
in Congress and delegates to the National
Democratic Convention were also nominate
ed. aaisot
CHICAGO. April 4-The rebel Col.
Grenf.l has escaped from the Dry Tor
iugas. where he was sentenced for life.
for conspiring to burn the city of Chicago.
and rescue rebel prisoners at camp Dou-
glas.
CHICAGO. April "A Little Rock
dispatch says the Republican State ticket
is elected by over thirty thousand majority.
The Legislature organized to-day. and the
constitutional amendment will b adopted
to-day.
RrcHxoND, April 4.-Gen. Scho6eld
today appointed Gen. Henry H. Wells Of
Alexandria, Governor Of Virginia. He 10
from Michigan and was Brevet Brig.
General. but has been residing in Virginia
since 1862.
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= m1rs~nns Anwk s---xss, -
nu~u - Mssbzass uu@ ssssw a. -.
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IsSo. NJ ESsza;rre -cf.i-S =; il-s1I-
500 Gsvr,. KHox ss1sfy. IlE1s. LeiHs
On. # the yssaser .~fsl~Fs. al rssidiug
there befsrs the SAID county ~as organ
lied. In 1852. he s-rvsd a. a Lieutenant
in the Black H.~kw.r. H.wss frequent.
IL rendered nominations for of.ic. in Him
ole. but there. as also during hi, long T, ST.
dence in this Territory. he inaesi5ly de-
clinrd all such honors, and though man
Of earnest ,oli,ical convictions. he pref,r,cd
the ou;., Of his bom. 70 the strife and OK.
c;,.,r.,, IS no,;,;c.
II, became !. settler on Bo;sfo,t Prairie
in Levi. county, in October 1883 wber.
bo r,s;d.d until hi. aca,b N, Round.
tree was n worker. energetic industrious
and frugal. the proof Of which il tn. com .
r.,.r, f,-,,ro b. omoss.d ovor md ,hov
tho liberal maintenance, and ALLEGATION ~ A..
very numerous family Indeed h. was
ouc If th. ,nos, thrifty Of our farmers hos.
p;table TO strangers. freelv contributing TO
public works that tended to develop cur
Territory. In his death. his rcighbor.
hood has me. with loss almost irrcpara.
bic, aud heavy indeed is the bereavement
to large family and an extensive circle of
friends.
In February last. business called him TO
O,vmn;, md III. had .,,t. oe tho roads
comn.llel him 70 mako tbc Journey on
borsoh,cl C,os.;nc N. Nowolum on
his return, he unexr ectcdly got into SWIM
ming water, and bsuumbed with cold and
fatigued by his long ride. he reached the
house Of Mr.. Lemon. near Claquato, and
was unable to proceed further. Here he
was severely attacked by gravel md in.
famma'ion Of tho bowels. The best pro-
fes'ional skill was called in, but to no avail.
After months suffering during which it
was impossible to convey him to his home.
he desired to be removed. request was
yielded to- though his eldest son. Dr.
houndtree, thought it impossible for him
to survive the trip. For the first time
since his illness the opportunity was of.
forded to convey him to his residence. 1t
was impracticable to use the road. and the
little steamer Carrie Davis was chartered
for the melancholy voyage. He was car.
ried on board in the afternoon. and died
about midnight, before reaching the Bois-
tort landing.
One who knew him intimately bears
this testimony to his purity of character.
.
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It's esur, AID tie traAl
For IL. uu-.o.x Il .Eors..s, a,
partial and tFap<rly eOaSsetsd trial. I
rmplavrd Mr.. Skinn-r 10 30 Nth the
court to pr,seeai- ID. criminals, and Mr..
stone 10 defend them. The court Ordered
an ALLOWANCE. of two buud,ed and sftv
dollar. to each of them. which / bar.
maid ON, Of the Indian fund in nv hard.
/ have also paid to the Indians who worked
thu. boats for the conveyance Of rLe cou,
and iurv. one huudrcd and .;cL,v doIj,r.
M. .xao,so wos ,o.,..,., e.. K -
.s.r. p"' ",s.. msess.y 'o' ,he i.a:ou
o.o,J =. ,Ia d;."..;s n p''".'' ot1ns
~ nj ,o " :" .ne I"Ie''on OF L"ee' SOUND
a"u ;o.s' ~ hare 20 go GOWN 'he ooi'
,h.. "a,;d a,."auo . " -. ."e Uow'z' anu up
.'a l"p.u s' .t 10 'ne se,'lement' and
urn M, a WIGS, 'ne country 10 Tue SOUND
s, ~. sSpense o.; no,s.ns INC court
u. o'.'.a' o'.'; ~. 'ne ti'al OF '"pse incians'
" .';"o .''n' es'e sf. "a"orfa an" ninety
'' =. .;ah'.' t Ju hwy -'c"l cents. reward
VI e'e"y o'""Ae's: 'o"f hundred and
~ a!o eo''"''' making Tue sum total OF
~@'''' w.
A. the request Of Gov. Lane. Chief Jus.
tice Bryant thus reports the trial:
OREGON Cry, October 10. 1910
HIS ExcE1IrNcy. Josrru L,xr:-
Sir: In compliance with vour rcons,,
to know the result Of the trial of,he s;x
Snoqualmie Indians for tho ,uurder nf
Wallace in April last, have the honor to
inform YOU that in nursuancc of ,ha n, ~
vision. of an act Of the leo;.la,;vo sss pu
bly, for the territory of Oregon attschin.
tho county Of Levi. 10 ,he g.. ;aI;n;I Z
district $" s.;a ..rr;.o.y, and "rso;n,;nr
the nrst MONDAY IN October at Steilacoom
as the place of holding the district court Of
the United States for said county. !
opened and held said court at the time an
place appointed; Capt. B. Hill. of the
first artillery, U. s. A.. delivered TO ths
Marshal Of the Territory six Indians of The
Snoqualmis tribe, given up by said tribe
as the murderers Of Wallace, namely :
kusssass' Quallahwort. StuIharrier, Jat-
tam, Whyerk and Qualthlinkyne, all OF
whom we're indicted for murder, and the
TWO hrst named kussass and Quallahwort
were convicted and executed, the other
TOUT were 1"und not guilty by the jury.
1hose VINO were found guilty were clearly
so; as 10 tnree OF the others that were
ac!a'':eo was satisfied with the finding
OF Tue Jury. 1t was quite evident they
~sfe sun.y IN less degree, If guilty al
~ 'aan .lose convicted. AS to the fourth
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-11

MUNICIPAL ELEcrIox.-The chart 2
Election on Monday resulted in the choice
Of the Firemen's ticket, over the RepaLli-
can nomiaers. With one exceptions. By ma
jarities ranging from 20 u 40 in q vote 81
la. Ths board tes The esssins y-sr
ssssds: Chs. y. wiIlisas. B~j- Has-
sssa. w. MiseAsii. @. A. Barnes s.d
H. Hale. The ns.srrsss ii - nm .
si<h,s "a s-i.g ssasssssd sFs sasa-,.
sAsf No psrsy ss.iaaGis ssaad - ssaR.
n R-S-zais esnh -. hs~sr<s. srsis<
ss~s.1ssa 20 s.6q. - s~s- Il pss~x.
80 ~ s-s~k sk-~s 49, e~~sa<~ss ssrw
s-s<~RL $1,000 - &z~<~s A~s hses
x<erzs1
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- - s~~w 4sn aunz~ss .~wzx
Hs@ a@@4 81 e~se Aa~aa y. nmauuf
s ~sa4R aaarsn~ as.ra 49, 4u~~
~ He - -. .auswun..s.
40 ~ss .e4sps 10 M~wr
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the exeeaiioa. and vast gathering Of the
is1ians fren eth~s tribss O the sosnA and
they ssfe made to ss1esssssd tA.s On,
laws would punish tksa prsapsly &c .r.
~y nss3er hey eoasased. ssd siss =.
vSzx hare ms sssi.facsses slars Of A
vhs s<fs8 u Ia .srder Il %, e;siurs.L
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&x - szz~- azx srS<rs< rk.ss 10 ~ Al
As~~x sr szs s~~r<-s tzs snS ass
.sp~.uz=<- - $3.50 1A<m. lswssa esu--
k~@ "a szzzrs~~ s-~s ~zr sT v~x q g.
s-~~ -a~~L ..k ] m~< On $780,. =.
~-r-xd ~ su- kw e1s& -a- -.
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uxws 100 s~~e~-x ..Ss-. kuum sA~w a..
sP~z@a~s As~z~~s s~mv N aa~ $3.50. q.
~'a@ - - sa@ s.& - IN. .WA ~.ssams~ q
r~~~A ssuA q i@3~~ a zss sHzz.~r q 49,
sEAmw q nxs~~mm su& xnm~w nv ~~w
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~s<un~u~z~N . a &~a@~n~ . swu as~ws~~x
aaAs~ anusm @a~sw Aamsn-w m~m $685. N.
wuszy 2soaz mH s~~s zm ~xsnw wse.s !.
alss 4~p~ars~~ns as~s @wmx Ms~ kazaA~~.
SIS So .u~~ -~saw& 2z~Nnar esd -
4ns@ 4ANw wen~s=~-~ ~nz a -NElu.~za -
'n~w ~ pns~~usmu~ f~&x@ Z ss-~s ~maa
e~msnn So as~s ~ 4-~unzesn ~ -.
Ae~a@m aa@ ~r@ asss~~ eaaws@sN A-rew ss@sn
4.sn p~s3~s zp~ sse~z1 ssM-@sm sa.s
annH a@sn %ssas aees48 &~
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1919 asne s@e. A.eaF So saaao = 80
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Aromatic Life Bitters,

A SUPERLATIyE TONIC and Invigor-
n ating Cordial, composed, in part. of
American Centaury and Life Everlasting,
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1t will be found an excellent STOMACH
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Richland---In EQUITY.

c. NJ. Furman, Trustee, ps. the Greenvile
and Columbia Railroad Company.
TN pursuance of the decretal order of
Il June 10, 1868, tho Creditors Of the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad Com
pany, whose Bonds against the said Com
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July II IN
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"MANHOOD."-Ano New Medical
Pamphlet from the pen OF DR.. Curtis. The
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


AVOID POISON.-INYALID READER.
40 you know what nino-tenths of the bit
ter compounds you are solicited by the
proprietors to accept as universal pana-
ceas arc composed Of? Give heed for a
moment. They are manufactured from
unpurified alcohol, containing consider
able portion of tusu ola poison almost
as deadly as prussic acid. The basis of
the regular tinctures of the Materia Me-
dica is the same. No amount of "herbal
extracts" can overcome the bad tendency
OF this pcrnicious element. The essence
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natural functions, and which bring pale
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sure. restores the system to high health,
and necessarily proves q valuable adjunct
to the digestive organs. a trial is all that
is needed to establish it in the confidence
of the skeptlc. September 80 tG
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rME momIcIpE or AN IsRAELrrE.

The killing of Bearfile I at Franklin on
Saturday night, is held up by the sup
portes Of Grant, our Radical contempo-
raries, as great outrage upon the House
ef Israel This attempt to ALLEVIATE the
Jewish people from Seymour and Blair,
is signal failure, since it flies in the
face of Jewish law as well as the COM
mon law of all Christian and civilized
and moral people from the days Of Adam
to the present
1t is well>known'that Bearfeld was the
instigator Of the negroes who killed
vouRg Ezell for revengiug the violation
of his sister In Eden God punished
the seducer of Eve, without trial He
asked Adam why he had eaten Of the
forbidden fruit and Eve why she had
pluckod it, but He did not ask the
serpent why it had committed the
outrage 1t was outlawed because
it had entered the sanctuary Of
purity and virtue, and condemned for
the act without question. This was God s
law then and was Incorporated into the
law Of Moses In Deuteronomy xxi, &c,
q, % the law protects the purity of the
virgin, by the death Of the ravisher, With
out witnesses and without trial Num-
bers, xxxv, Is and 10, the right is given
the avengcr Of blood to shay his adversar
ry when he meeteth him Bearfcld
forfeited his life under the Jewish law
when he led the negro assassins in an
ambush to murder Ezell, for obeying the
Jewish law in killing the rayisher of his
virgin sister The jew who wonld conn
plain at his death, would fly in the face
of the law given to him by God, through
Moses and the prophets. a4A ..