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MONTGOMERY, ALA, December 8.
There was O lively time in the House over
the report to eject Mr.. Brown, member from
Chambers County. The case was not disposed OF
at the hour OF adjournment.
Judge Busteed is now here. and it is understood
will hold Bankrupt Court.
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6perial Nctlres.
! THANKS OF THE

~THE SINCERE THANKS OF THE
officers and members Of the Pioneer Steam Engine
Fire Company are rendered to Mr.. F. P. ELFoRD
anu Mr.. C. n. BIRD, for refreshments, furnished
at the fire on the morning Of the 9Th instant.
deco
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RRou DUB OWN coRRgsPoNDENr.l
COImfBIA. December

s.. COLUHbIA, UcCeIuDcr D..
INCREASED PAY.
!, Abill TO amend an act entitled San act provid-
ing for the assessment and taxation Of property"
watch has been changing Hre" In the Senate for
some time, wss passed to-day. The amendment
provides that those ofricers vigned to assess
ment districts of more than three miles square
, shall each receive four dollars per day.
ooRBIN DESIRED.
: when the Senate was called to order to-day
1bere was not. quorum presen-one lacking.
Cain moved that the sergeant-atarms be sent to
bring Major Corbin to the Senate. AS Corbin has
been SO yexed at those senators whe absented
themselves and did not conceal his vexation, this
motion Of Gains was greeted with laughter. Cor
bin has been trying 70 get the senators to attend
to sessions at night, to dispose OF his bill to re-
wise, simplify and abridge the rules, practice
pleadings and forms Of the courts Of this State
bat the members will not attend. Corbin has be-
eeme disguised, and last night stated that he
1uuldn't attend either, and tonight he was re-
ported among the absent ILater-The sergeant
alarms caught and carried Oorbin TO the Senate
ehamber.l A quorum was very much desired
last night, and although the sergeantas-arms
captured two senators at the surprise party" at
the Governors mansion and carried them to the
chamber, there was net then sufficient number
present.
qHn COLUMBIA CANAL
yae bin TO amend an act to authorize the sale
Of the Columbia Canal was to-day favorably re-
psrted upon by the Committee on Public Lands,
70 which 1t was referred on Saturday. Nash,
tsloreA, moved that the bill receive its seconG
reading, which Was adopted; Arnim announced
thst Robert T. Lewis, who was mentioned ia the
oU, az one OF the commission, was dead, and
moved that the name OF John Mckenzie, Mayor
of Columbls, be substituted. Leslie recommended
ne name Of Senator T. J. Robertson. Nash, eolore'
mentioned the name OF G. H. Baldwin. ArniIn
and Leslie agreed that the lsst named was tie
man for tho place, and his name was substituted
fer that or LewlS. The bill was then rear, anu
no objection was made until was reached tae
o,suse providing that the work Of widening and
deepening the canal should be commenced on or
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ALL ABOUT THE STATE.
I n qu C 8 { .

Coroner Thompson held an Inquest, in Co
lunbla on Tuesday, upon the body OF George Dial,
colorci, who was shot on Saturday night last.
The Jury returned q verdict that the deceased
came To- his death, on the 9th day OF December,
1850. from a gunshot wound fired from pistol
by Edward Williams, and that William Smith,
both coored, was an accessory to the killing.
Both parties are now in Jail TO await their trial at
the next Court Of General Sessions.
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nD-CARD OF THANKS.-THE STONE
WALL FIRE ENGINE COMPANY desire to return
their sincere thanks to DR.. HORLBECK, Mr.. b. W.
NUCKENFUSS and Mrs. CHARLTON BIRD for re-
freshments furnished at the fire on the morning
of the Sth instant. WIN. G. MILLER
dece1 Secretary.
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ngAPPLICATION WILL BE MADE

for the renewal Of two CERTIFICATES Of the
Old Stock, in the Bank Of Charleston, South Caro-
lima, viz: No. 57:s, % shares, standing in the
name OF R. J. BARRETT, Administrative, and No.
2s, shares, standing in the name Of RACHEL
BARRETT, AdmnistratriX: both Certificates being
lost. g. POZNANSkb
deco 1amo3* Executor. .
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mg- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against the Estate OF DR.. J. L. NOW
ELL, late Of St. James santee, will present them
to the undersigned properly attested, within the
time prescribed by law. All indebted to said Es-
tate will please make payment at on6e.
E. W. NOVEL;, nrocuto,o
dec7 limo l. c. NOVEL;, ]
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as-SHIPPERs PER STEAMERS DC
TAToR, CITY POINT and PILOT BOY are hereby
notified that no freight will be received after sun
set on the days Of their sailing.
deco J. D. AIKEN CO., Agents.
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ns- NO CURE, NO PAY.-FORRESTS'
JUNIPER TAR for Coughs, Group, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Splitting
Of Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure, or price refunded. IS cents.
N. B.-The genuine article has yellow labels,
with white imprinted wrapper.
Sold by G. W. AIMAR, Agent,
Corner King and Vanderhorst streets.
povo5 thatuorn0
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@> CARD OF THANKS.-B. F. SIM
MONS sincerely thanks his friends and neghbors,
especially Messrs. CAMPSBN and CHAs. STEIN
MEYER, also the Fire Companies, for their exer-
tions in saving his residence, at the fire on the
morning OF the sth instant. deco
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nY A CARD.-A CL E RG MAN,
while residing In South America as Missionary,
discovered safe and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train of.dlsorders brought on by baneful and
vicious iiablts. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire TO-
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, l will senr
the recipe for preparing and using this medicin
in sealed envelope, to any one who needs
free Of charge. Address
JOSEPH T. HyMAN,
StauorB, Bible House,
meta amoss New York City.
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@-PEOPLE'S BANK OF SOUTH
CAROLINA CHARLESTON NOVEMBER 30,
1ses.-This Bank having resumed business, is now
prepared to redeem its outstanding bills.
BY order. JAS. y. GlbbEs'
deco President.
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Ms- THE SUBSCRIBER GIVES NO
TICE that he will apply within the time prescribed
by law for legal discharge as Executor OF the
last will of Mrs. D. DAVIS. Settled estate.
G. J. DAVIS,
deco th4* Executor.
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nB- THE THANKS OF THE HOPE
FIRE ENGINE COMPANY are hereby rendered to
Messrs @. II. WEST, Jr., and JOHN 8. BIRD, for
refreshments kindly furnished at the IRE on the
morning Of the sth. JOHN 8. BURNS,
deco u Secretary.
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@-NEW CHURCH (SWEDENBOR-
CLAM LBCTURRs-Rev LOUIS Il. TAFEL, Mis-
sonary of the New Church Association for
Georgia, South Carolina and Florida, viii deliver
three Lectures in the Unitarian Church, beginning
at IN O'Clock P. n, as follows: Tuesday, Decem-
ber 1.-THE Trinity in Jesus Christ" Wednes-
day, December s-"The Sacred Scrpture.''
Thursday, December 9-"Heaven and He'll" The
public are invited to attend. dec7 8
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ngTO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES,
FRECKLES and TAN from the face, use PERRf'S
Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr.
B. C. PERRY, No. 40 Bond-street, New York. Sold
by all Druggists. oeco omOs
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10. NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IN
DEBTED to the assigned Estate Of Mr.. GEO. q.
GRUBER are hereby informed that their accounts
have been placed into the aands OF Messrs. ST.
MONS & SIEaLINa, Attorneys, tonice, Bread
street,) for collection, and II settlements are
made before the first December next, no costs
viii be incurred. 81. GEkDTS CO.,
novl3 limo Agents 1or CredltOrs.
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@r NOTICE.. N. NJ. WOHLTMANN
for the present occupies the store Of Elessrs.
FARRAR BRO, corner East Bay and Cumberland
streets, apd win be pleased to see his friends.
nnv12
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Prompt Admission OF Virginia
tives-Universal Amnesty.

EaPEcIAL TRLBaRAH TO THB RBwe.
WASHINGTON, December
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MAGNOLIA WATBR.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and gold at half the price,
dec7 tuthsS
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The House referred the petition to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, which to-day reported
unfavoraby, and the report was adopted The
Auditors report upon the petition has not yet
been considered by the Senate.
THE STATE ooNsTABLEs.
The Judiciary Committee, to w!.om was re-
ferred bill to protect from arrest the oficers OF
the State Police for any allef. ed offence commit
ted by them in the discharge OF their duties, have
recommended that it do not pass; while they be-
eve that although the on oers OF said force have
been subjected to no little inconvenience from ar
rest on alleged onences, that it would be unwise
to attempt to throw around them any shield, not
common to all citizens intended to secure them
against the responsibility Of their acts. All OIL
GERS high and low, must act within the bounds
OF law, and whenever they offend against the
law, they should be brought TO justice in the
same manner as the lowest and humbest Citizen
Whoever accepts an officc, be 1t executive, ad-
mnistrative OF judicial mus. De made to feel that
IL it has its advantages, it also has its RESPONSE
bilitcs. He must alss be made to feel that in as
suming public trust he has become mark and
proper subject Of criticism and only on his hon
esty, good faith and pure endeavor must he rely
for the approval ol the Country, "hose nei'"u'
he ls.n
GRAND JURY PRESENThBNTs.
Ever since the commencement OF the session
there have been presentmcnts of grand juries
submitted to the General Assembly. Those sub
mitted to the Senate have been referred to the
Judiciary Committee, which has reported as FOL
lows:
LEXINGTON COUNTY.
The grand jury for the April term Of this county
urged upon the General Assembly OF South caro-
lima TO recommend to the Congress OF the United
States the justice and propriety OF the removal OF
the few remaining cases OF political disabilities,
"upon the ground that 1t is disparaging to the
strength Of the Union to maintain that It's safety
demands that Il few once leading rebels, now no
longer in arms but, as general thing, the most
,aw. abiding people OF the community, should still
be kept from the pos-thc inherent right Of every
American citizenn The jury also COM
plain OF the township system. The Ju-
dietary Committee recommended that the pre-
sentiment be printed, but desired to be under
stood ''as not endorsing the sentiments therein
contained, but as simply desir0us OF putting the
presentment within reach OF members, TO make
use OF the information as they saw nt.n The pre-
sentiment OF the grand jury, for the August term
stated that it wa5 complained that the auditor
made too many mistakes, which were not agree
able to the taxpayers; and 1t was alleged that the
treasurer or collector had manifested 40 dispoS
tlon 10 accommodate the people, when he could
have done 30; compelling them, FAR and near. TO
come to the courthouse to pay their taxes. The
grand Jury considered It hardly necessary, q
work OF supererogaton almost, TO mlngle tneir
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Whar is shcY
L1g ~ Courier. .z3o55a
Of Wednesday ays
capt Nanmeter. OF tba IA.
was u the city Yesterday. Fro.. l ~.
We learn that the Ada viii mate t-
more trips 20 Green River egr-r.f..
materials for the repairs t5 tbe iori-s
ana dana, and then return Ia Evars
FlIle, when her machinery win is
her. ' D'''' TOT
I Portland Bar was clear of boats ves
I days.
Captains John ". Tobin j w
Blanks, AID j VI White are IN The
city. From the latter we learn that
the beautiful Belle Lee is being nut
IN splendid trim Cor the Fall cam
pRign
ST.. LoUfs. q The Democrat 81
Wednesday says
Hot weather still River rising
very slowly fer ave or six days past.
and still very slowly on tho rise last
evening. a good stage of water
through to ST. Paul. Missouri i'm
proving, and the Illinois an right
Ihere Is bad state Of affairs ia the
lower Ohio there being only four feet
on the bars from Louisville to Cairo
a B0ATMAN's ESCAPE FROM PER-
.-On sunday, the 8th, an OK train
with the thrts freight, from Tabor
Island, bound to Benton, was attacked
by indians, said TO number one hum
dred aud hity. fortunately the team
sters were we'll armed with breech-
leaders and shot-guns. which thev at
once let loose, and the Indians beat IA
nasty retreat But no sooner we're II
they out of range than thew com
menced elroling round the train and
ping up breastW0rks Of rocks from
behind which they opened Gre and
m short time had killed and wound
ed nearly all the cattle and rfddIed
The wagons. Captain Frank. Bedarf
Of Che Flirt, acted with
ihe transfers. The party Of whites
vas rescued by the timely arrival of
another train, and Franks elegant
ealp IS still IN the right place.
The following arc the particulars of
he burning of the Evening Star and
Var Eagle, at st. Louis
The steamboat Ere this morning
OF one time Go be very de-
tructlVe, but through tho exertions
i the crews of the Kate Kearnev.
and Glasgow, IL was CON
Red TO the War Eagle and Evening
tar. The fire caught on the latter
oat, and was first discovered By the
-atchman on the pile-driVer of the
Bridge Company anchored out in the
liver. A canal boat, lying between
be War Eagle and Kate Kinney. was
lainly instrumental in saving che
alter boat. Everything Oh the burned
oats was consumed After their lines
arted they hoated into the stream.
nd wore tOWed to The foot Of Chou
Eau Avenue, where they we're cast
lose, and they landed at Arsenal
sland, where they burned 10 the
ater's edge and sunk. They had no
eight on board
The Star belonged % Thos. w. b.
rows, q lawyer OF this city, four
tbs, and Lewis Wehrem, eff Frank
q County, one-ffth. The latter in
rest was insured in the Home. OF
eW Haven, for SO 600, and the former
r $4,000 in Offices not now known,
a. supposed to be Cincinnati and
The War Eagle was owned by Capt.
oGBger and the estate of Charles b.
reen, and insured for SIS 600 fla the
ONE, Of New Haven. aud National.
Boston. She was valued In April
st at $4,000.
The Evening star IS claimed to be
1rth 80 800. but her last under
.ter's valuation was $1,000.
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DADDEN 4 co. ARE REARv "a
- supply the tTnde with the GEN UINE
GSSLIEH ERAsINE, GERMAN ERA
~ v r., u kOW N EkASIVE, and the
SSf1Ea1CAb Oily e SOAPS. Every
aSS.lIssS5kseepeT SHOULD give it a tffal.
f7ota ~ al fespecta BILE groceFs.
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Arrivals anal Drl,nrtnres.

TIC only arrivals and departures
Up 10 ?. NJ yesterday, include the
y Norton, Henderson to return;
S,ioi'a no. : 70 Cannelton; Camelia
and Anna, Cincinnati to St. Lonis
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+ Among the first boats due here
are the John Lumsden and lie Claire
from Cairo; Rose Hito, from Louis.
vile; Kate Robinson, for st. Louis:
Glasgow, for Memphis; Nick Long.
worth and Leonidas, from New Or.
leans; Clara Scott, from Eastport
Charmer, from Cincinnati; Hartford
and Ada Lyon, from Green River.
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The Simplest,
Most Common Sense.
Mosf Phjl0s0phicaI
- Most Reliable.
Most Efficient,
4H0st Durable.
II N u = w-aa - - ~
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! TTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Notice to Open Out an Alley in
Block 81.

july 10, 1862
0rdered, q at six weeks public notice.
ny advertising in the Evansville D,iJy
journal, be given that, on the 9Th day Of
Sepleln Der, 1869. the Common Council Of
me lily OF Evansville will ma Ike an order
lor opening ont an alley in Block 81, stu.
atS. between Second Avenue and Third
avenue, and extending from Sixth Street
" El&n3klln Street, in the town Of a.
l51fsesso Cltys now C1ty of Evansville, Said
allgy 70 pc Of the width OF twelve lI29 feet.
4 &Llu sne west line OF said alley to be one
t LlAntAAS4 and nineteen Ql9) feet distant
LA9Il M, 4 nltd Avenue, and parallel with
saI0 4n1I4 avenue And should anv r1er-
soh aSSf1eNsuf at any time within sly
WsetAs, apply 70 the Common C,onnciI for
Es0less, by petition or Reconnaissance i<tt
with the Clerg OF the Commcy, T-C13,, 81
@lu C9nta1nlnE a statement m -. ~ 1880
cohp19lned OF and the aInount 49, Z - 80
tI .g 1Iohs SAID petition or RON 0nst-.S -
vii oe considered, heard, and SiefaSrIr - ~
September, 1859. V'h Gay OF
Anu 81 - further ordered that ft,s,t-,
record IN the Minute Book OF The ss.,S,lt-IeA
The piat of SAID BLOCK No. a. with fISae'lI.Sli
rounding Streets showing the i0Tetie,a-
width, and eDgth of said alley, which n =;
iias been prepared by james 4. Saunders.
Clty S0rVes or.
a. NJ. McGISIEF, CLERK.
BY r. A. AiCtfRTFE. Deputy.
CITY CLERKS DffiVe, Evansville, July 21ti
lo1e. tJy@lS o6WF Union copy.
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sFFeat Distribution
By The metropolitan GIFT Co.
Cash Gifts 10 Amount of s50O.OOO.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS 4 PRIZE

) Cash GIFTS, each s20,0-0
~ !, le 99g5
SO Elegant Rosew oca Pianos, each $50 IN
500. ''' ~
2 Eiegant Rosewood Melodeons. each SIS
$50 sewing 0Iaohines, each 500 to siz5.
TX 59 SOLD 8ateGes, each IS 10 $500
259 ~ ''iits, each II ,000
10 : !. 50Q
SSSh Prizes, silver Wan. - ,-.4,,.,
Tor = ce1is 70 raw aug 90 the above. Pr5z
seated ia Enveiones a 800 s Prizes are
aesSVi5L 81 -. "A Sealed J1icf.sl -. Oh
address. TIE DriZa ,.s,.dl1 by mail to any
delivered TO the ticIxet-hF,i.t lion II VIII be
OF One Dollar. Prizes - "a payment
sent TO AIRY address hy express Is, MA telS
You viii know what your prfzs
you pay for II. Any Prize erebr,53e,oe'J,A ore
Gaoflter II same rSlMe. No BIanES 10. tC-
patrons can depend ON fair dealing
REFER ENCES. We select the f6itoyzt,,.-
from many who have lately drawn VaIn9
able Prizes and kindly permitted US r..
publish them; Andrew j. Burns, Chicago
sl0OOOs Miss Clara ;. Walker, BaItimoTe'
Flano, $500; James NJ. Matthews, Detroit,
Eo,tUos John Il. Andrews, savannah. s. Coz
.hlSs Agnes Simmons, Charleston. Piano.
mission, -
OP!EIoNs OF rHE PREss-"The arm i
fsilaDie, and IL serve their Success - Ii
weekly IIlbuue, May s. We know
Herald, Etsy ~ Z" frfes1r ~ s.--rs - -. T.
sa.1 RII1Aei v nfc4 vas promptly received. s
SeAA 4Of CIRCULAR Liberal Inauceraenfs-
20 = gents Satisfaction gUarasfteaa $780,
R-eAaAs 81 seated envelopes contains f3sgr
caSH aFEr. SIX tickets ios 81 Is 80 s.
a9 81 20 H. 4sf SIC. All letters shu4fd
addressed to
HARhER WILSON CO.
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no. I,52lI
Unit Vi States Marshal'S Notice,

United sstes Of Anierica, District OF In
diana, > =.
9E7xy-EEE:E KE.SS. q libel Of Information
w was gleoi a tue Dstriet court n tbe
United stat e. foa the District Of Ap4lana,
ON tie I7tn dav OF August. 1879. by Oliver
Z. shInkIe sgud Uriala ghtn9kiie, Dy desssIs.
1 - agsaiT9gf the steRLnbOat Charles
Ion 1g hereof Thomas Murdoch was lately
~ asfer Iler IA skle, apparel, and furnltnre
seed al said District IN cause OF con-
tract civil az maritime, and GAINING
damages in he sum % $3.50, q praying
process again 81 said steamboat, aud maj
the same mt 81 be coDdealed aud SOLD
therefor.
Now, thBxei ore. III pnlsuauce Of Tie mo-
milton. under the seal Of said Court n, me
directed and delivered, DO hereby give
public notice to ali persons CLAIMING eafd
goods 0w AM9 aa<t thereon 81 5H Hase FFafs
AeK A04efeAa@1 AAHFstAs Eaat they ha and
appear boE0Es tie District CONT Ill fhn
United EfMt@ss - be ne3a a fae c4Hsr Il fff-
diane poi1ss II e@nQ Tor the District ~ In-
diana. on the -ursL &fnEaaR- ali esaptars# Der
next. q lg 0scfo eE or the forenoon. Of mat
DAY. then and there 10 tuterQusu fheIK
claims aEH 5I1aH Euel3 q egaff 9as "a t.a9
BEN soc es8 Nst8mss
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= AIDES. h0nM I0 YOUR 0nN
N Interest and ask A. Paddeu & Co.'S
SOAP See q at their name is on every
bar 20 u buy. l9325
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AIDES, BE sDssE AND ASK F0H
4&A Padden & Co.'S Golden Erasfve Soar
Y saves tfmes labor, money, and patience
You can do youF washing with This soar
"a nall the time you take with using other
You can GET 1t at all the grocers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-10

4 GENCY of the United Ansheim Wine
~ Growers Association is at Rothschild 4
Co.'s. where a full stock Of their differcn,
wines can always be found.
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administrative Sale.

ID an order Of the Probate Court Of Pierce
} county, Washington TERRITORY, the under
signed, Administrative of the estate Of Geo.
Gallagher. deceased, is authorized to sell at
public auction, on the
Goth day Of April, A. D. 1853,
at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon OF
said day, the following real ~estote, to.wit:
Lot No. Sin Block No. thirty-eight (3S.
Lot No. I in Block No thi ty-nine (30L
One.half Of Lot No. = in Lot No. nine (9),
Also Lots. /. 2.3, !, 5, 6, I and 8. in Block No.
nineteen, all in Balch's part of the town OF
Stcilacoom, also Lots |. > and 5, in Block No.
two (2), in Chapman $ part Of the town Of Steil-
COON. and Lot one e. in block No. sixteen
OG). and one-half of Lot No. ono N), in
Block No. eight 10y, in Bills part of the town
of Steilacoom. Terms Of Sale Cash.
JANE GALLAGHER,
Administrative
Steilacoom, ". T., March II, 1869. l2l:3]
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CLOTHING and Furnishing Goods, in large
quantities and at reduced rates, ut
R~OTlISCHILD 4 CO.'S.
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Notice

rs hcrby given that Ferdinand Chnble has
presented and filed n petition in the Probate
Court 9th county Of Lewis and Territory OF
Washington, praying for a settlement of tho
estate of Nathaniel Stone, deceased, and that
said petition is set for - hearing at the p rebate
Court to be .icld at Claquato, on the 26th day
of April, a. d. 1869, where all persons inter-
estcd in said estate may appear and oppose
such petition by filing their objections in writ
ing. FERDINAND
AdministratO estate of Nath. Stone, decd.
March 81, 1868. 2l:w4